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The Great Escape
Director: John Sturges
Starring: Steve McQueen, David Attenborough, Charles Bronson, James Garner, James Coburn, Donald Pleasence, and lots and lots of other men.
When you think "Nazi POW film," you don't really think of a light-hearted romp. And yet, while I would refrain from calling The Great Escape a comedy, there is a levity to it that is both refreshing and wildly unexpected. That is one of the biggest reasons I love this film.
Sick of dealing with repeated escape attempts at other prisons, the Germans, rather unwisely, round up all the major POW escape artists and put them all in the same camp. Lead by their appointed commander "Big X," (Attenborough) a grand plan to attempt to move 250 prisoners out of the camp at once begins to form. The film follows the construction of three separate escape tunnels, the escape itself (not really a spoiler, the title of the film gives that away), and the fates of the escaped POWs.
This is a war film unlike so many other war films. For one thing, we know the backstory of almost none of the characters. Steve McQueen's Hilts mentions that he went to college for chemical engineering (a big woot from the chemistry teacher for that one!) and joined up after that, but that's about it. We are not subjected to long winded speeches of "Before the war, I blah blah blah, and now that I'm here, I have to escape to get back to blah blah bloobity blah." These men are not motivated by their desire to return to previous lives, but rather, by the simple need to escape. They cannot and will not accept being penned against their will. As their commander says, they will try to escape because it will tie up German resources fighting them, thus diverting the forces from the Allied Front.
Well, if the film doesn't focus on the personal stories of the extremely large cast of characters, what DOES it focus on? Quite simply, this movie is all about the escape. This movie is terrifically interested in the logistics of the escape; that is the true star. And it's fascinating. Watching the prisoners first determine the locations of the tunnels, to the issue of removing the dirt, to solving the problem of supplying fresh air into the tunnels, to shoring up the walls of the tunnel. The messaging system between the prisoners is vast. Prisoners use "art time" to work on forgeries instead. It's one gigantic scheme involving every single person in the camp. It reminded me of watching a great heist film, and I love heist films.
The first two thirds of the film have a very different tone from the last third, marking the shift from the preparation for the escape to the fortunes of those who made it out. The beginning of the film, while not a comedy, is mostly lighthearted; an impromptu Fourth of July celebration is a highlight. Watching Steve McQueen march out of solitary confinement and then immediately attempt to escape again, only to be marched right back into solitary, is actually funny. I know it doesn't sound funny, but the film maintains an upbeat attitude for this portion. However, it brilliantly turns into an incredibly taut suspense adventure film for the final third of the film when we witness the escape and watch the escapees flee through occupied Germany. I had seen this film before, and yet I still found myself at the edge of my seat, shouting at my TV.
I have to mention the music. I am keenly interested in music in film, and for my money, Elmer Bernstein's theme is one of the top five ever written. It's catchy, it's fun, and it's so much a reason why the film manages to maintain a thoroughly entertaining attitude, despite being a war POW film. Furthermore, it is also wholly original. The score to The Great Escape is quite unique; no other film sounds like this one, and that's rare. This is not a generic movie score. I love it for that.
The acting, funnily enough, is the weakest part of the film. The film suffers from rather stodgy performances, especially in the few death scenes, and thus manages to be at odds with itself. From the narrative perspective, the film feels fresh and exciting; from the performance perspective, it feels old and dated. Even Steve McQueen's delivery of a few key lines is a bit unintentionally funny. However, the film is so strong in terms of narrative structure and so much more focused on plot than character development that it can easily overcome this.
I would never list "war films" as one of my favorite genres. I tend to be hypersensitive to violence, something which recent war films have far too much of for me to deal with. However, just like any genre I generally dislike, there are several exceptions of films that I love. I thoroughly enjoy The Great Escape. It's a long film that doesn't feel long, an old film that feels fresh, and a great cinematic romp. This is good stuff; really good stuff.
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the toplevel [terrain] tag
the [terrain] tag describes a terrain in WML. Terrains are usually described in the terrain.cfg file
the [terrain] tag has the following keys and subtags
- image an image used for this terrain in the map editor
- symbol_image appears to work the same as image - clarification is needed
- adjacent_image a prefix for adjacent terrain images. they will be postfixed with the orientation of the border to give the image name that will be used for the border terrain
- name the name of the terrain
- char the character used to represent this terrain in maps and scenarios
- aliasof characters representing terrains that this terrain will be an alias of. Template:DevFeaturethis is a list of characters, with the + and - signs having special meanings. the string is read left to right taking the best value. when a minus sign is encountered, it starts taking the worst instead. the plus sign reverts it back to the best
- def_alias Template:DevFeaturelike aliasof but overides it for defense calculation only
- mvt_alias Template:DevFeaturelike aliasof but overides it for movement calculation only
- unit_height_adjust how much the unit graphic should be moved up or down when on that terrain
- submerge float, between 0 and 1: stems how much of the unit graphic should be submerged by the terrain
- no_overlay whether this terrain should be overwritten by other terrain's borders; 'no_overlay=true' terrains are not overwritten.
- light Template:DevFeaturesigned value. this will modified local light level on that hex by that amount for gameplay
- heals if set to true a unit on that terrain will be healed at the start of every turn
- gives_income if set to true, this terrain will give income every turn when flagged as if it were a village
- recruit_onto if set to true, it is possible to recruit or recall on that terrain
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Illustration Friday: "Dreams"
Anyway, getting on to the images... I thought I'd post one of the critters from my less premonitiony, but still odd, dreams that I've had. This was originally done as a gift for a friend of mine, but considering he'd came from another strange, though entirely non-premonitiony, dream I'd had, I thought he might fit for this weeks IF topic. I have alot of dreams about creatures such as he, and others doing various things, sometimes marching, sometimes deathmatches, sometimes just simply sitting there and morphing into several different manifestations, somehow similar to each other, but different. I find it fun to try to capture some of the images from these dreams, that is when I can remember them long enough to do so.
The other image is an older sketch of Humpetillio, a character I've been muddling around with for quite some time, but haven't quite settled on anything just yet. Either way, at least he's comfortable at this point :)
Dreams can be funny little creatures, be sure to nurture them well.


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Capitol Hill Update: May 12, 2019
Capitol Hill Update: May 12, 2019
Capitol Hill Update: May 12, 2019

Schedule:

The House and Senate are in session this week.

The House will return on Tuesday. Legislative business begins at 2:00 pm. Votes are postponed until 6:30 pm. There are a total of 14 bills coming to the floor on suspension between Tuesday and Wednesday.

H.R. 299, Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act

H.R. 2379, To reauthorize the Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant Program

H.R. 1999, FLAG Act

H.R. 1594, First Responder Access to Innovative Technologies Act

H.R. 1313, Transit Security Grant Program Flexibility Act

H.R. 1437, Securing Department of Homeland Security Firearms Act

H.R. 1912, DHS Acquisition Documentation Integrity Act

H.R. 1892, Quadrennial Homeland Security Review Technical Corrections Act

H.R. 2066, DHS Intelligence Rotational Assignment Program

H.R. 2578, National Flood Insurance Program Extension Act

H.R. 389, Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Rewards Act

H.R. 1060, BUILD Act

H.R. 1037, Banking Transparency for Sanctioned Persons Act of 201

H.R. 375, To amend the Act of June 18, 1934, to reaffirm the authority of the Secretary of the Interior to take land into trust for Indian Tribes, and for other purposes

The House Rules Committee will meet on Tuesday at 4:30 pm to debate the rule(s) and proposed amendments for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Reservation Reaffirmation Act, H.R. 312, the Strengthening Health Care and Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Act, H.R. 987, and the Equality Act, H.R. 5. We expect that H.R. 312 will be considered on Wednesday, H.R. 987 will be taken up on Thursday, and H.R. 5 will be on the floor on Friday.

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Reservation Reaffirmation Act, H.R. 312, was scheduled for consideration as a suspension last week, but House Democratic leadership pulled it from the floor because it didn't have the two-thirds needed for passage. (A quick reminder for those who don't know or have forgotten. Bills considered under the suspension of the rules need two-thirds of members present and voting for passage.) According to opponents of H.R. 312, the bill is tacit approval of an off-reservation casino nearly 50 miles away from Mashpee, Massachusetts in Taunton, which is roughly 20 miles from Providence, Rhode Island. Read more on the background here. The President targeted H.R. 312 in a tweet, in which he noted that the bill was supported by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), before it could be considered on the floor. We should note that the bill does have some Republican support, but Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.), as well as others, have been vocally opposed to it. Reps. James Langevin (D-R.I.) and David Cicilline (D-R.I.) also oppose the bill.

The Strengthening Health Care and Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Act is an omnibus, if you will, of healthcare and prescription drug bills. The MORE Health Education Act, H.R. 987 is the vehicle for the package. In addition to the MORE Health Education Act, the other bills included in the package are BLOCKING Act, H.R. 938; Protecting Consumer Access to Generic Drugs Act, H.R. 1499; CREATES Act, H.R. 965; SAVE Act, H.R. 1385; ENROLL Act, H.R. 1386; and a bill that would nullify the administration's Short-Term, Limited Duration Plan Rule, H.R. 1010. The inclusion of H.R. 1010 in this package is a real problem. Last year, the administration published a rule that expanded short-term, limited-duration (STLD) plans, undoing a rule from the previous administration. The rule expanded these plans, which aren't subject to Obamacare's Title I mandates but are subject to state regulation, to 12 months from three months and allowed renewability for up to 36 months. In October, the Senate rejected a disapproval resolution under the Congressional Review Act to nullify the rule.

The Equality Act, H.R. 5 would amend the Civil Rights Act to prohibit discrimination or segregation based on sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity. The bill would expand the definition of public accommodations to cover new establishments, including those that provide recreation, amusement, or transportation services. It would also prohibit the denial of access to a restroom or locker room based on gender identification.

The Senate will return Monday at 3:00 pm. On Thursday, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) filed cloture on four nominations, likely all of whom will be considered on the floor this week in the order below.

Michael Truncale to serve as a judge on U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas

Kenneth Lee to serve as a judge on U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Wendy Vitter to serve as a judge on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana

Brian Bulatao to serve as the Under Secretary of State for Management

If Kenneth Lee is confirmed, he will be the 40th appellate court judge confirmed since the beginning of 2017. The Senate has also confirmed 63 district court judges over the same time frame. There are currently seven appellate courts vacancies and four nominations pending, including Lee. There are 123 district court vacancies and 48 nominees pending.

Last week, the Senate confirmed Kimberly Reed to serve as the President of the Export-Import Bank and Spencer Bachus and Judith DelZoppo Pryor to serve as members of the Board of Directors of the Export-Import Bank. This wasn't because opponents didn't fight back. Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah), for example, gave an excellent speech during the debate on the nominees, during which he pointed all the corruption and cronyism at the Bank. Unfortunately, other senators, including most Republicans, opted to cater to K Street. Ex-Im now has a quorum for the first time since July 2015, which means it can now hand out loan guarantees and subsidies in excess of $10 million. We're heard that Reed is interested in changing the Bank's image and even recommending reforms to Congress. The current authorization for Ex-Im expires in February. When it comes to reform, the devil is in the details, obviously, but most of us who've engaged on Ex-Im over the past several years would much rather just see the Bank's authorization lapse and never be reauthorized.

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As FFA continues to grow in size, so does the diversity of its membership, and that's something Mark Poeschl, CEO of the National FFA Organization and the National FFA Foundation, is committed to furthering.
"I want to ensure that FFA remains a welcoming place for young people of all races, genders, sexual orientations and walks of life," Poeschl says. "We've certainly made great strides in recent years. For example, we're continuing to see more and more young ladies joining FFA, and although we're primarily known as a rural organization, we're steadily reaching students in urban areas. In fact, we're proud to have FFA programs in 24 of the 25 largest cities in the U.S., and approximately 44 percent of our current members are from nonrural communities."
Poeschl has demonstrated his commitment to growing the organization's reach by collaborating with the Cultivating Change Foundation (CCF), a San Francisco, Calif.-based nonprofit with a mission "to value and elevate LGBTQ agriculturists through advocacy, education and community." The CCF was founded in 2015 by two former FFA members and state officers, Marcus Hollan and Jesse Lee Eller.
Like Poeschl, both Hollan and Eller want to create a safe space where all people can find a home in agriculture, and out of that desire came the creation of the annual Cultivating Change Summit. This three-day global event is organized by the CCF, and it brings hundreds of ag industry professionals together to discuss agricultural education, government/public service, production agriculture and urban agriculture.
According to Hollan and Eller, "The summit creates an environment where we learn together, celebrate together and empower each other through challenging keynote addresses, interactive workshops and meaningful conversations – all to affect positive change in agriculture."
Poeschl attended the Cultivating Change Summit in 2017 and 2018, and he says he walked away inspired, having interacted with several former FFA members and other industry professionals who share his commitment to making agriculture more inclusive.
In addition, Poeschl says his experiences at the summits reinforced his passion for ensuring the nation's agriculture industry is bolstered by a strong workforce going forward, and he believes one way to achieve that goal is to show young people across the country that there's a place for them in FFA.
"The future of FFA is being built on inclusion and equity," Poeschl says. "We want to create a level playing field for young people who have an interest in agriculture as well as an environment where everyone feels comfortable contributing. I believe that if we succeed at those two things, we will continue cultivating a diverse membership and build a more diverse ag industry."


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The media takes its lumps over reporting about pit bullsMonika Courtney had something on her mind and she wanted me to know about it.
The Evergreen freelance writer and self-described "animal advocate" was upset about a headline she saw on a Denver television news story: "Pit bull attacks 6-year-old girl."
Courtney didn't deny the incident happened. But the outspoken opponent of legislation banning a specific breed of dog didn't believe the breed would have been mentioned if it were something other than a pit bull — that's if the story had even been done in the first place.
In short, she believed the media blew it. She's not the first person I've encountered who feels that way. In fact, pit bull supporters in general seem to think the media has helped stereotype the breed as vicious and dangerous while failing to offer other views or context, such as whether or not the pit bull owner's negligence is to blame for an attack.
So I asked Courtney to explain why she felt that way. Here, in her own words, edited for space, is what she e-mailed me:
"Hasn't the success of the press been credited to selling stories, when they are decorated with a hyped, sensationalized headline to stir our emotions? Haven't we all been susceptible in reading these before those that are mainly based on facts and truth? In regards to breed bans, I think yes. America's once most favorite
dog, the pit bull, has been scapegoated as a Godzilla, suffering greatly due to misconceptions, hyped exaggerations, hand-me-down myths and bloody components …
"For years the general public has been spoon-fed this portraying, which tastes like a sour meal to those who truly know the facts, have done the research, and realize that America main stream has been deceived by a movement of selling hysteria, resulting in the murder of thousands of innocent dogs, the irrational contention that breed bans 'protect' the safety of the public … and the outrageous hidden costs to enforce such radical legislation, funded by your tax dollars …
"Whilst we all strive for safe cities, the real damage that has been done with BSL (breed-specific legislation) has not been portrayed much by the press. Families having to flee cities, a steady increase of dog bites during ban periods, a lack of interviews with experts, the negative economic impact of costs of BSL and
mostly: the failure to cover stories pertinent to all/any breed, including all circumstances, which are key to analyzing the true cause of any attack …"
"The press has lacked greatly in being part of a solution to improve the public's safety, by reporting one side mostly, which is the one that sells…"
I know that press-bashing is not all that unusual. So why give so much space to one critic?
Because in the past few months while researching stories about pit bulls [2], I've heard the same thing from a variety of sources.
For example, there is this web item [3] from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals [4]:
"Animal control officers across the country have told the ASPCA [5] that when they alert the media to a dog attack, news outlets respond that they have no interest in reporting on the incident unless it involved a pit bull. A quantitative study by the National Canine Resource Council [6] of dog-bite reportage in a four-day period proves that anti-pit bull bias in the media is more than just a theory — it's a fact.
A couple of months ago, I sat down with members of the Coalition for Living Safely with Dogs [7]. This is an group with representatives from mainstream animal welfare organizations in the Denver metro area, who are trying to inject evidence-based information into the pit bull debate.
Some of the coalition's members complained that the media often fails to provide context when reporting dog-bite incidents. Most often, they say, the owner is to blame because of improper care or control of a dog. But it is the animal that pays, sometimes with its life.
Member Nick Fisher, the CEO of the Humane Society of the South Platte Valley [8], suggested a book by Karen Delise, a former veterinary technician, as a reference.
The book, "The Pit Bull Placebo: The Media, Myths and Politics of Canine Aggression, [9]" argues that "our perceptions about the nature and behavior of dogs has been influenced and shaped by persons and organizations who often times disseminate information about dog attacks which is tailored to further an agenda unrelated to the improvement of the human/dog bond."
The book further argues: "We have come to be in the midst of a social hysteria about pit bulls [2] because we have abandoned centuries-old common sense and reasoning and have been duped by inaccurate reporting from a media that thrives on sensationalism … There is a disturbing scarcity of accurate information and investigation done on the real causes and reasons for these incidents."
I wondered about my own newspaper, The Denver Post [10]. I checked the paper's online story database and got 20 hits when I typed in "dog attacks" [11] for the last five years. Of those 20 stories, eight had headlines that included the words "pit bull," one that included "rottweiler" and the rest did not include any breed.
That's not the end of the conversation, of course. Copy editors, who write the headlines, base them on the content of stories. They can hardly be expected to write "poodle" or "chihuahua" on a story about pit bulls [2].
Reporters, for whatever reason, have become accustomed to the notion that stories about pit bull attacks are newsworthy. How did it start? Perhaps in the 1980s, when pit bulls [2] started to be identified with gang life.
Spokesmen for law enforcement organizations soon learn which types of stories reporters are most interested in, and make sure to provide that information.
Media staffs have shrunken in the face of the economic turndown. That certainly makes it harder to do the sort of reporting — on a tight deadline — that adds context to a story.
And maybe we've become too dependent on telephones and computers and need to spend more time getting out of the office and talking to people.
So what do we do about a complaint such as Monika Courtney's?
Two things, maybe: listen, and think.
This is a fabulous article about media hype- and it is so true. I also highly recommend the book mentioned in the article, "The Pit Bull Placebo: The Media, Myths and Politics of Canine Aggression." It has a boatload of great information and it is something every dog owner, regardless of breed, should read.


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Engelbert in Manchester: Singing A New Song to an Old Tune
Peace humanitarians with a strong message for Engelbert Humperdinck at his Manchester concert:
"Please Release Me"
Englebert Humperdinck
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Ple-ase do not play Israel. don't you go,
'Coz Zionist Apartheid breaks the law.
The Palestinian people must be free,
They've suffered, for 60 years or more.
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Their illegal occupation has to end.
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Collision Management Systems choose Concirrus and Telenor Connexion to enter fleet risk management market
Press release • Dec 09, 2013 09:00 UTC
Innovative incident data solutions provider launches the first advanced eFNOL and claims assessment solution designed for the Internet of Things
Concirrus Ltd, a leader in cloud-based software for the Internet of Things, today announced that Collision Management Systems has chosen the Concirrus Connect platform to launch its solution for the fleet risk management market.
The new DriveGuard solution utilises next generation telematics technology combined with the latest Internet of Things platform, both from Concirrus, to deliver an unparalleled level of technical flexibility and real-time intelligence for those dealing with the incident and claims process.
By gathering more information and combining this with unique research, the DriveGuard system provides powerful insight and a holistic view of incidents from first notification of loss through to the settlement of claims, dramatically reducing costs and exposure to fraud.
"Core to the system is the cross-platform capabilities of the Telenor Connexion network to ensure that when an accident does occur, crucial information from the vehicle can always be retrieved in real-time." said Dean Woods, Head of UK & Ireland for Telenor Connexion "and it is applications such as these that clearly demonstrate the power of our network".
"The use of telematics in the insurance industry is gathering pace and has proven to be invaluable tool for identifying and managing risk. However, the DriveGuard solution represents a true step forward in utilising telematics data and the Internet of Things to handle claims more efficiently" said Andrew Yeoman, CEO of Concirrus "and we are excited that Collision Management Systems has chosen the Concirrus platform on which to operate that solution. Combined with the wide range of hardware 'things' now certified on the platform it means that Concirrus customers can focus on building their business, not building the technology".
Charles Smith, CEO of Collision Management Solutions explained "We chose Concirrus as their platform allowed us to provide a leading edge and powerful solution in a remarkably short period of time. It is testament to the experience of the Concirrus team in the Internet of Things and telematics market that we have been able to deliver this solution to market quicker than we could have otherwise conceived. During our initial market testing there has been a great reaction from fleets, accident managers and insurers who see DriveGuard as the perfect tool to reduce their increasing claims costs"
About Collision Management System Ltd:
Originally looking at the use of collision data to enable validation of injury and damage claims, CMS quickly developed into a cradle to grave provider of data driven incident and claim solutions for fleets, insurers and claim supply chains. Backed by unique research and next generation telematics technology, CMS prides itself on delivering powerful solutions quickly, simply and effectively.
Learn more at www.collisionmanagementsystems.co.uk
About Concirrus Ltd
Concirrus was formed to make it easy for companies to design, build and operate solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT). With 10-years of experience combined with a proven methodology and a cloud-based platform for managing 'Things' Concirrus has simplified the Worlds of IoT and M2M into a multi-award winning service for our customers.By relying on Concirrus to power their connected products, companies are transforming their business by improving service, being more informed, reducing costs, generating new revenue streams and in some cases even saving lives with solutions including fleet management, usage-based insurance, smart metering, e-health, asset tracking and more.
Learn more at www.concirrus.com
Concirrus - making the connected world a simpler place.
About Telenor Connexion
At Telenor Connexion we design and operate connected business solutions. Building on more than 15 years of experience, a strong solutions portfolio and our collaborative approach, we make it easy to realize the value of connected services.
Together with companies such as Volvo, Nissan, Scania, Hitachi, Securitas Direct and Telcare we have designed smart and innovative connected solutions deployed across the globe.
We support our customers throughout their entire product lifecycle - from solution design to operations and future development. By partnering with Telenor Connexion you are ensured a reliable and secure end-to-end solution that can evolve over time.
Our headquarters and tech centre are located in Sweden and we have regional offices in UK, Germany, France, US and Japan.
Telenor Connexion is wholly owned by Telenor Group, one of the world's major mobile operators.
For more information please visit www.telenorconnexion.com


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Having already spent 3 years at King's studying for a BA in Geography I felt that I had no real reason to move anywhere else for my Masters. The university is perfectly located in the heart of London, has an incredibly diverse student population, and has strong inter-institutional links with other universities both locally and internationally.
Furthermore, the MA Culture, Media, and Creative Industries is the longest running course of its kind and has attracted scholars from a wide range of backgrounds who are at the forefront of their respective fields giving the teaching element an exciting research led quality. There is a concerted effort from the course leaders to instill a sense of community amongst a very diverse international student body. They lay on mixer events, invest plenty of money into drinks and networking evenings, and generally try their best to make your time here at King's both friendly and beneficial in terms of creating a vibrant student community.
In terms of King's wider appeal it would be safe to say that the prestige of the university and the weight its name gives to your CV pays dividends in terms of employment and wider social mobility. It has been voted the best higher education institution for employment and enjoys fantastic links with businesses and institutions both in London and further afield.
With respect to my course the fresh injection of cash into Somerset House and the newly formed King's Cultural Institute (under the stewardship of former ROH creative director Deborah Bull) shows that exciting new projects are being readily invested in to the benefit of students and the wider community alike. It's certainly an exciting time to be at King's with its prestigious past and a bright future.
When I was looking for a master's course in culture, I could only find programmes that focused on its historical aspect: art history, for instance, or film classes about specific periods. Moreover, they all focused on only one cultural discipline; there was no option to combine art and film, or any other topics. The Cultural and Creative Industries MA offered by King's is one of the few exceptions. With courses like 'Digital Cultures', 'Towards Tomorrow's Museum' and the option to do an internship it really gives me a more practical and up to date sense of the industry I will be working in afterwards.
Combining different subjects is perfectly possible, and I think that interdisciplinary approach adds value to our tasks and discussions in class. The fact that all of this is based in the middle of London only increases its success. The city offers a wide range of cultural events; it buzzes with creative excitement, and that is just what I was looking for. I feel it makes my course more relevant and I can directly apply the things I have learnt when I wander about the National Galleries, go to a concert at the Royal Albert Hall, join in a discussion with the director of the National Theatre or when I take my friends to the London Film Festival. For me, the combination of this course and this city is the best choice I could have made this year.
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When I was a child, my favorite time of day was when I was allowed to draw and paint. As I got older, this love never faded and eventually I went to college to study art. Currently, I am working on my doctoral degree in art education and women's, gender and sexuality studies at Penn State University. But as a Sri Lankan-American, a brown woman, one who was sexually assaulted at age 11, raised in poverty in a single parent home, getting here was quite a challenge.
But with the help of a wonderful, strong woman as my mother, and other incredible people who have loved, supported and encouraged-- I am victim-survivor-thriver. What I have realized in my years of making art, researching, consulting and teaching--I am not alone. I am not alone in my experiences, nor in my passion to overcome and to want better for my own children.
As women creative folks, we must do better to tell our stories and make art that supports those stories--and that sharing. Making art is now part of my research practices.As a researcher I am interested in what happens to individuals that use art making processes to get centered after experiencing trauma--sexual assaults, poverty, abuses or neglect, discrimination and the intersectionalities of them all in the lives of women. I am building on Black feminist theory through the development of Judy Chicago's Participatory Art Pedagogy influenced by Black feminist thought. I research Chinese TV Drama's (coming of age/love stories) and how women are oppressed in the media. Further, I am interested in art making processes that help kids deal with toxic stress in their young lives. Through the teachings of bell hooks, Patricia Hill Collins, Kimberlé Crenshaw, and others to raise my own consciousness.
After women get through all the emotional content of trauma, we need to remember, what we have to offer this world has value, and the creative practices we experience can change lives.
Currently a Doctoral Student in Art Education at Penn State University
Master's of Art--University of Michigan in Arts Administration, 2012
Master's of Art--Eastern Michigan University, 1999
Bachelor of Science--University of Michigan-Flint, 1997
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting--University of Michigan-Flint, 1994
As a teaching artist and educator I use many different mediums, such as clay, acrylics, welding, sewing, oils and pastels. I believe that working in a single medium is restrictive to my artistic processes and success. Each idea manifests in its own individual style and medium, currently watercolor is Queen!
I really think my inspiration comes from love; learning how to lift others, understanding people, understanding our connections to each other, the earth and animal--it all comes down to love. If we care, we change, if we change, we influence the lives of others.
Recipient of the 2018 Judy Chicago Art Education Award. This award is given for excellence in art educational encounters that promote use of the Judy Chicago art Education Collection at Penn State as inspiration.
Support, for which I will always remain so grateful for, allowed me to bring incredible creative experiences to my students in Flint, Michigan, who were expected to make art with trash, 30 year old supplies and ill equipped studio spaces. Dreaming Zebra made making art, dealing with feelings, anger, overall communal oppression for students an incredible experience. THANK YOU!
A grant from the NEH allowed me to get more contextual information for teaching about the contributions of artists of color in the United States. I was awarded a position to participate in the "Crafting Freedom" Landmark Workshop to immersively learn about artisans, craftsmen and artists that were free, enslaved and formerly enslaved African Americans during the Civil War Era.
I was awarded funds to attend "Remaking Monsters and Heroines: Adapting Classic Literature for a contemporary Audience "which included A two-week institute for thirty-six schoolteachers on Frankenstein, Cinderella, and the adaptations of these classic texts.
at the University of Arkansas in 2018.
Through re-granting programs and support from the National Endowment for the Arts, I received funding to develop as a professional artist. The development activities have allowed me further show my art, share what I have learned with other arts professionals and has supported the increase showing of my own artworks.
Through support of the HURON ECONOMIC COUNCIL and MCACA I have been awarded grants to further my professional development as an artist, arts educator, and activist for women and girls within the visual arts settings where I work.
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For the FUORISALONE 2016 the project IOricicloTUricicli now in its SEVENTH EDITION, it brings together the world of designers on a more evocative theme than ever #designornotdesign. A quote from the famous Shakespearean question to describe contemporary design is a courtly choice.
How "to be or not to be?" ... the questions this year are existential. Or is design an imprint of being? To live? To think? Is design a solution to instances of social change? Does design influence life and our choices? Design or not Design?
New solutions and unprecedented paths. New design traits, exciting new thesis ... new research and experimentation to shape the utopias ... These are some of the prerogatives of the Design brands selected for the Fuorisalone2016:
- Edilatte Gruppo Edizero Architecture of Peace: Presentation of the Biomaterials born from Italian Agriculture that becomes wonderful Architecture ... with the agricultural surpluses of Italy from the North to the South born the colors of Edilatte realized directly during Expo 2015 in collaboration with the Italian Pavilion Association of Expo.
- Lessmore: The Ecodesign Collection, a line of furniture that includes seats, tables, modular systems and furnishing accessories. All of its products - designed by Giorgio Caporaso - are united by a sustainable, unique and elegant design, with a simple but refined functionality and an ethics attentive to the environment and the future.
- ANGOLOACUTO: The design studio will propose its own conception of sustainable and innovative design within the event, presenting Tamara Blu with the modular FRIDA LIBRARY modular made with copper-colored recycled iron elements. A sort of "climbing ivy" that creates a fun and functional wall installation and FRIDA GREEN modular recycled iron elements, which become, through the addition of plexiglass and glass accessories, modules that welcome the "green" of our home . Gianfranco Coltella present with the Meduse collection, born from the recovery of glass plates, cut into small fragments, in regular shapes (squares, rectangles and triangles) suitably treated to avoid being sharp. T & T Lab propose Dorian the Cover of furniture, born from the need to recontextualize and protect antiques, through the aid of a superstructure in transparent plexiglass, which makes the furniture again usable.
- Stefano Notargiacomo: The furnishing accessory you do not expect, because it does not come from a project defined at the start, but from the research of the specific mechanical piece, around which to draw a shape that gives life to a work of art. In this way, the mechanics of cars deconstructs and recomposes itself in lamps, tables and other furnishing objects.
- The Special Bicycles: Each creation is a unique piece, designed and handmade by Gianni Speciale. Each model, with attention to the smallest details, pays homage to Italian cities. Through their bikes, all treated with ecological materials, wants to contribute to a careful and conscious lifestyle.
- Alborno | Grilz Architecture and Supplies: Some pieces of the VESSEL Collection present a line of furnishing products that are the maximum expression of dematerialization, with a simple and linear design. Painting that drastically reduces the presence of synthetic solvents, while the finish of the woods is made with natural waxes. Total recyclability of products, designed in such a way that the elements that compose them are easily identifiable and separable at the time of their disposal.
- Elmec Solar: In contemporary living, energy consumption is an increasingly important topic. In particular, the use of renewable energy sources and the optimization of the energy produced are the subject of ongoing research. Elmec Solar, a company of the Italian group Elmec of Brunello (VA) specialized in the design and installation of photovoltaic solar systems that since 2015 has also embraced the energy storage, has always been sensitive to the reduction of energy waste and emissions of pollutants. It will be present with a temporary exhibition "Green Energy - Green Living", in which an ecodesign exhibition structure is designed and designed by architect Giorgio Caporaso. The company presents some powerstorage solutions of which it is retailer, showing how the energy storage connected to renewable energy is destined to become an increasingly widespread presence in our living spaces. A tendency which, fallen into daily life, can and must meet the taste and style that most resemble us.
IOricicloTUricicli born in the 2010 to give space and visibility to new talents of the Italian design scene this year also aims the spotlight on the best of Italian production. As a well-established and successful formula, the venue of the event is always the prestigious location of the Fuorisalone circuit, the nhow milano, in via Tortona 35.
The exhibition also includes the section dedicated to the 10 winning photos of the challenge #designornotdesign realized on instagram in collaboration with YelpMilano.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2018
All Teutopolis High School student-athletes are invited to the following open gyms: June 14 8:00-9:30 AM; June 15 7:00-8:30 AM; June 19 7:00-8:30 AM; and June 22 7:00-8:30 AM. The weight room and gym will be available for your use during these times. No sport specific workouts will be planned so bring your own workout and a plan to improve your strength, conditioning, and/or individual skills. No coaches will be present.


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Level and sources of VCS income
The VCS funding mix has grown and diversified to include contracts, earned income and loans, as well as traditional sources such as grants and individual giving. Total sector income is rising, with a rise of just over £800 million in 2003/4 to £27.7 billion in 2004/05. However, only the very largest charities saw an increase in total income, reflecting the polarisation of the sector. Income sources are also changing. For instance, whilst state funding is increasingly important, largely due to public services opening up to markets, corporate giving is low and falling.
What are the implications?
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- Additional skills and resources required for VCOs to negotiate increasingly complex procurement practices associated with government contracts.
- Grantmaking trusts and venture philanthropists become more strategic in their giving and engaged with the organisations they fund.
- Greater emphasis on organisations to achieve efficiency and value for money.
- Increasing competition for funds.
- Risk of polarisation of the VCS if contracts favour economies of scale.
- Increasing need for VCOs to understand the full range of funding sources available to ensure a sustainable funding mix – from social enterprise to loan finance.
- Increased expectation of VCOs to trade and charge for services to diversify their income sources. (See social enterprise)
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- Is your organisation ready to bid for and manage contracts? Do you know what is involved or where to go to find out more about the skills you will need?
- Could loan finance be an option for your organisation in the future?
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- Has your organisation considered the costs and benefits of earning more of its income?
- What is your organisation's attitude to earning more money? What culture changes would need to take place in your organisation if you started down this road?
- How will the increased expectation of trading and charging for services impact on your organisation?
How will an increase in funders that are more strategic and engaged impact on your organisation?
- How do you balance your mission with the aims of funders in order to secure funding?
- Do you have a good process for deciding whether or not a funding opportunity is too far off mission?
- Would your organisation benefit from a more hands-on relationship with funders and how might you handle the tensions that could result?
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Sonexis Thanks its' Loyal Customers & Partners!
A long standing tradition here at Sonexis, started by our Parent company Compunetix, is to provide each of its' employees with a complimentary Thanksgiving Turkey. This has always been a very nice and appreciated gesture by our President and CEO Giorgio Coraluppi. As we enjoy this holiday, the Sonexis Family is very appreciative for our loyal customers and partners. It is with their continued support that has helped this become another successful year at Sonexis.
Another Year at Sonexis Winding Down:
As with most years, we know that the month of December will be a fast moving one and with that, we are already looking ahead to the New Year. In the meantime, we wish everyone safe travels and hope you enjoy this holiday with your loved ones.


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Run, White & Blue: 4 Places to Watch the Peachtree Road Race on the 4th
Post By: Caroline Solomon, Atlanta Eats Intern
Whether you're new to the City or you've been in Atlanta for years, the Peachtree Road Race is one of our oldest traditions. On every 4th of July, roughly 60,000 runners come together for the world's largest 10k. But we know not everyone is a runner and that's OK – you can still show your support by watching the event and cheering on the participants. The run begins at Lenox Square and travels through Midtown to the finish, which is located right outside of Piedmont Park. 10k is a long distance (a little over 6 miles), covering lots of streets, which means more restaurants. With so many options, how do you pick the best place to watch the race? Let's cross the finish line for the best places to watch the Peachtree Road Race.
Cook Hall
Start celebrating July 4th early by watching the Peachtree Road Race at Cook Hall Atlanta. Be merry with $5 bloody Mary's and mimosas. Accompanied by live music and performances, the drinks are just the beginning. After the race, Cook Hall is spicing up their normal menu and offering an all-American themed lunch with hotdogs and hamburgers. Then, wash down your meal with a (or some–no one is judging–) boozy slushies made with Tito's Vodka.
Beginning at 7 am, Tavernpointe will be hosting a Peachtree Road Race viewing. With the perfect location to see the race, at the corner of Spring St. and Peachtree St. in Midtown, viewers can sit back and enjoy the race, without even breaking a sweat. A delicious brunch buffet will be offered serving an array of southern choices, including buttermilk fried chicken, grits, and biscuits.
The Flying Biscuit (Midtown)
The Flying Biscuit Midtown is just around the corner from the finish line, so diners can enjoy a full breakfast and experience of the race without actually running in the race. With delightful options including, biscuit chicken pot pie, shrimp and grits, organic oatmeal pancakes, and heavenly French toast, you are bound to satisfy any brunch craving.
10th and Piedmont
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2019 Oscar Nominated Shorts - Live Action Reviews
July 16, 2020
[Detainment] features two of the finest performances from child actors I've seen in quite some time, and the way the filmmakers use editing to peal back the layers of lies and half-truths to get to the true story is remarkably sophisticated.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/4
April 23, 2019
Not particularly child-friendly, this ... features five one-word titles ranging from 17 to 30 minutes in length, with a breakdown that brings two films from Quebec, one from Spain, an Irish entry, and a striking film from the United States.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
April 15, 2019
Some strong shorts make up a horrendously depressing slate.
February 22, 2019
This year's Oscar nominees represent a strong and diverse sampling of what can be achieved in a single reel, as it were.
February 20, 2019
My pick: Vincent Lambe's controversial and profoundly harrowing 'Detainment,' a dramatization of the real-life police interrogations of the 10-year-old boys who killed a toddler in England in 1993.
Full Review | Original Score: 3.5/5
Top Critic
February 14, 2019
From a son of white supremacists to real-life child murderers, the young men in four out of five of this year's films plunge into a darkness where adults fear not tread.
February 13, 2019
In a slate of assured, thought-provoking works, Detainment stands apart as exceptionally powerful and appropriately unsettling.
Full Review | Original Score: 4.5/5
February 9, 2019
In the wake of the president's State of the Union address, I thought it opportune to deliver my State of the Oscar Shorts for 2019. And, sad to report, they are anything but strong.
Full Review | Original Score: B-
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February 8, 2019
Grim dramas dominate in a generally strong program.
February 8, 2019
One of the shorts, 'Detainment,' is a profound, sobering drama featuring remarkable performances from its two young leads.
Full Review | Original Score: B+
February 7, 2019
They represent the best in class from around the world and are selected on the basis of merit, but there are some uncannily unifying themes in evidence.
February 7, 2019
Skin is highly recommended, as is the "Live Action" shorts package in general.
Top Critic
February 7, 2019
This year's Oscar-nominated shorts carry plenty of emotional weight in their compact running times with stories that span life's breadth.
February 7, 2019
Rarely has the short film category, especially the features and animated films, been dominated so completely by children in extreme distress and mopey narratives about aging. Some of them are extremely good.
Top Critic
February 6, 2019
The future may look grim in these four shorts, but at least the next generation will have some great actors. All of the children in these shorts are excellent.
February 5, 2019
The 2019 Oscar nominated live action shorts hail from Spain, the UK, Canada and U.S., but while they take on many genres - true crime, mystery, coming of age adventure and drama - they all have one thing in common, death.
Full Review | Original Score: A-
February 5, 2019
Review: The 2019 Oscar-Nominated Short Films: Live Action
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February 5, 2019
Academy members need a collective hug. How else to explain the weird abundance of films about children in severe distress, and aging adults ruminating on loss and mortality?
February 22, 2019
Take it from me: watch the documentary and animated shorts and leave most of these alone. This is unquestionably an off year for this category and certainly not representative of its greatest abilities.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/5
February 8, 2019
I don't know if this is the worst batch the Academy has ever managed to compile for consideration, but it's a pretty bad bunch. Some of the films are downright insulting.


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When you have a property that you wish to rent out, or you are looking for a place to rent, you will need to find a good rental property directory to assist you in your quest.
Renting out a property is not easy; it is not having an immediate or waiting tenant for your property. Commercial properties may be even harder to rent out as they are more expensive with more restrictive regulations and obligations.
There may be a surplus of private homes listed for rent than its demand at that particular season or location. The economy may also affect the demand and supply of rental property.
Hence, the best and most effective way to get your property rented out quickly is through a rental property directory.
Forms of rental property directory
A rental property directory can come in the form of a book like the yellow pages that the local building association may put together on a quarterly basis. It can be the listed advertisement section in the dailies.
You may also obtain copies of pieces of rental property directory from the property firm or building association's offices. Why not save the trees? Today, many are resorting to the Internet for the rental property directory of property firm on their website.
Directory services
Rental property firms make their websites available to potential tenants and landlords who want to rent property.
They update their rental property directory on a daily basis as they receive plenty of rental requests for different types of property like family homes, townhouses, apartments, condominiums and commercial properties.
Online directory services are even more advanced; they can search for your desired or preferred property from the criteria that you key in. The results would be fast and pleny. The site can make recommendations and offer guidelines to a successful rental of that property, giving you sufficient information to make an intelligent choice.
There is usually no fee charged to use the rental property directory to search for your preferred rental property or to list your property for rental. Charges apply only when the property is successful rented.
Studies reveal that about 76% tenants found their ideal or suitable place to rent through the rental property directory on the Internet. From this number, 88% are between 25 and 34 years old.
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Toronto FC 1, Sporting Kansas City 3 | MLS Match Recap
TORONTO – On a night when Toronto FC returned their full complement of stars, it was Benny Feilhaber who would not be denied.
The MVP candidate collected his eighth goal and 12th assist, leading Sporting Kansas City to a 3-1 win over Toronto FC at BMO Field, aided by a patient defensive outing from his teammates and some superb goalkeeping from Tim Melia.
Following a few half chances and an early penalty shout each way, Sporting was awarded a spot kick in the 20th minute when Ahmed Kantari was adjudged to have felled Kevin Ellis in the area – his outstretched arm preventing the KC defender from getting up in the air, sending him crashing to the ground.
Feilhaber stepped to the spot, eyeing TFC goalkeeper Joe Bendik to his left before calmly slotting a low shot down the middle and earning a 22nd-minute lead for his side.
Toronto would respond mere seconds later when a wonderful passing move swept through the middle of the pitch. Collen Warner played to Jonathan Osorio, who in turn touched to a streaking Michael Bradley. Bradley went wide to Sebastian Giovinco, who returned the favor, laying a ball into the area for Bradley to slot past Melia.
But Krizstian Nemeth got on the end of a Feilhaber free kick in the 29th minute, meeting the delivery at the top of the TFC box to loop a header over Bendik and into the net.
That scoreline would hold through the halftime whistle.
Toronto would steadily increase the pressure and get their chances: a Giovinco free-kick was struck into the wall, Warner sent a header wide and then SKC's Melia pulled off a fine double-save, denying both Jackson's shot and then Kantari's follow-up with the net agape. Jozy Altidore would also waste a free header and a Bradley touch was equally off target.
But it would be former Toronto FC player Jacob Peterson, who sealed the result for Sporting, slipping a ball under Bendik after being played down the left side of the area in the 87th minute by Amobi Okugo.
Sporting's domination over Toronto continues, having lost just once in the last 14 encounters, all under manager Peter Vermes.
Both teams return to league play next weekend on Saturday, August 15. Toronto travel to New York, where they will face the Red Bulls, while Sporting KC return home for a match against Vancouver, but not until SKC play a midweek US Open Cup semifinal against Real Salt Lake at Sporting Park on Wednesday, August 12.


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REI Co-op is celebrating National Public Lands Day with more than 75 events across the country to steward and raise awareness for public lands. From repairing local trails to beautifying parks to community celebrations, REI is inviting members of all ages and abilities to join in the effort. Events begin Sept. 22 and continue through the end of the month.
"Public lands are where Americans go to hike, camp, paddle, climb and more," said Kristen Ragain, REI philanthropy and community partnership manager. "National Public Lands Day is a time to celebrate and give back to the local trails, parks and waterways where we live, work and play."
Public lands includes national parks and monuments, wildlife refuges, forests, grasslands, marine sanctuaries, lakes, reservoirs and local parks. National Public Lands Day is the nation's largest single-day volunteer event for public lands and is held annually on the fourth Saturday in September. Learn more about public lands here.
REI is inviting members and the public to join in the celebration in the following ways:
- Join a stewardship event – From coast-to-coast, the co-op is involved in numerous stewardship activities to maintain trails, clean up parks and raise awareness for public lands. Events are free and open to REI members and the public. For a full list of events, click here.
- Learn more about the co-op's investment in public lands – This year, REI is investing a total of $8.8 million in 400 nonprofit partners to steward more than 1,000 outdoor spaces across the country. This investment supports vital trail maintenance and restoration efforts on public lands to ensure they remain accessible now and in the future. Learn more about these efforts here.
- Get outside and take a friend – On National Public Lands Day, it's easier than ever to get outside – entrance fees to all National Parks are waived on Sept. 22. Learn more about ways to experience public lands with others here.


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The first bit of advice that I would give to an new ostomate would be to that you have to weather the storm at the beginning. For me I found the beginning the toughest, I didn't even look at my stoma until a week after the surgery. You have so much new information to take in at the start it is very overwhelming. Learning how to manage and change the bag is difficult but I found after a lot of trail, error and perseverance I got there in the end, so don't worry about it you will get there to.
Another bit of advice I would give an new ostomate would be to keep in regular contact with your stoma nurses. I know from personal experience that having your stoma nurse on call can be a real blessing as you never know when you might need them. I would like to take this chance to thank my stoma nurses for all there help, Kelly-Anne and Joan from the Mater Hospital and Susan and Louise from eakin.
The last bit of advice I would give a new ostomate would be to take advantage of the world that we live in today. There's no doubt that we live in a golden age of social media. It is everywhere, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter just to name a few. There are thousands of people out there on those social media platforms who have been through all of the same stuff that you are going through now. They are more than willing to help you and give you advice with what ever you need, so don't be afraid to ask questions to the people who have been through what you are now. I have contacted so many wonderful people and they have helped me through some tough times, don't be afraid to send someone a message. If you ever want to ask me anything or see what my life is like with a stoma you can follow me on instagram @andy.96.
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|Tuesday 25th May 2004
The Thai bid for a stake in Liverpool soccer club has overcome sticking points but it could be six weeks until a deal is ready to be signed, Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra said on Tuesday.
"The subject of Thai demands over representation on the Liverpool board is no longer a problem," Thaksin said.
"The next step is to get teams of professionals to analyse financial and legal issues", a process which would take up to six weeks, he added.
Thailand has offered 4.6 billion baht ($113 million) for a 30 percent stake in the English premier league club.
Businessman Steve Morgan, whose bid was rebuffed by the Liverpool board earlier this month, said on Friday he was withdrawing after a revised offer was also turned down.
Thaksin said Thailand would not talk to other teams during the six weeks. "We are in the silence period now so don't ask me about the Liverpool deal," Thaksin said.
Thaksin did not say how many seats Thailand demanded and won on the board. Thai newspapers have reported that Thaksin wanted two, about 25 percent of the board, and Liverpool offered one.
Deputy Commerce Minister Pongsak Raktapongpisal, the chief Thai negotiator, is due back in Bangkok from Liverpool on Wednesday when he is expected to give more details.
The club, four times champions of Europe, is 51 percent owned by chairman David Moores, whose family has had control for half a century, and 9.9 percent owned by television company Granada.
Thaksin said last week Moores' holding would be diluted to 35 percent if the deal went through. Thailand would hold 30 percent and therefore its ratio of directors on the board should be high, he said.
Thaksin has said his offer would inject 45 million pounds ($81 million) into the club, which needs investment to buy new players and help fund construction of a bigger stadium.
The rest will be used to buy shares from existing shareholders. Critics say the money will be wasted.
"Having a share in a famous football club like Liverpool will be a source of pride for Thailand, but is this well-being worth 4.6 billion baht, a huge amount that could be used for all sorts of more worthy causes?" the Bangkok Post newspaper said.
Thaksin says the deal will benefit Thai soccer, pointing to a soccer
academy to be established by the club in the southeast Asian country.
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Five easy punch-lines for the CNN headline 'Jessica Simpson ordered to rest voice'
1. Evidently, a doctor was the one who drew the short straw to tell her on behalf of the American public.
2. Simpson wasn't even in the room at the time of the diagnosis; the doctor had just listened to "A Public Affair."
3. Simpson proceeded to sandwich her neck between a tiny mattress and smaller pillow.
4. The PR reps would have you believe she lost her voice, but that's assuming she had one to begin with.
5. The same orders were given to Ashlee Simpson, who feels perfectly fine.
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One thing I was concerned about with this script was making it absolutely clear that what was being said was specific to Ellen, and not a broad general statement about women in general. People will naturally have varying motivations for dressing in particular ways that are specific to them as individuals, and those motivations may vary drastically even if the resulting outfits are identical.
For example, depending on whether I want assistance from store employees when shopping, I might wear an aggressive red shirt, or a more passive light blue shirt.
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It's that time, now, when the kids go off trick or treating, and the adults go off to one of the biggest "bar holidays" of the year. That leaves the teenagers. When I was a teenager back in the 1980s, Halloween meant that we went off to "haunted houses."
Haunted houses are a bigger thing now than they were back then. According to a 2013 article by Martha C. White on CNBC.com, the "haunted house industry" makes about $300 million per year. There's even a national Haunted Attraction Association for professional haunted house staff, which includes professional actors, make-up artists and special effects artists. This article is four years old, so I'm sure more money is spent now.
Back in the day, our haunted house attractions were fairly basic, compared to the amount of time and money spent on them now. Mostly, they were run as fundraisers for various civic groups, not as the "for-profit" attractions they've become. White notes that some haunted house attractions take in millions of dollars in profits, and even small ones can turn a profit of $50,000. People expect a lot if they're willing to shell out $15 to $40 a ticket in 2013 prices.
Besides the professional staff and effects, White notes some large haunted house attractions even feature animatronic elements, like a moving Headless Horseman at one in New York. White quotes haunted attraction owner Steve Kopelman: "That's largely because many movie special effects professionals who lost their jobs to the growing use of computer-generated images have found work at haunted attractions."
White also quotes Chris Stafford, another haunted attraction entrepreneur, that going to a haunted house today is "a form of live entertainment the same way a play is. The production value is high and the entertainment value is high." That's a lot to expect from the haunted house experience.
It's always been that way, I suppose. When I was still interested in going to such attractions, there was always a strong "dare factor" — a sort of a sense of "can your nerves stand it." Were you "brave" enough to go through this particular haunted house?
I'll be honest — I generally was "brave enough" to make it through, but I disliked the experience. I've always had a strong "fight or flight" response to being startled, and I hated having ghosts and ghouls and whatnot charging out at me through strobe lights and loud sound effects, which was the prevailing style of haunted houses then. I truly do not understand why we entertain ourselves with fear. For me, the experience is too disagreeable to be fun.
It wasn't the big effects that got to me the worst. Around here in the 1980s, we didn't have the professional staffs in haunted attractions; we had local volunteers whose imaginations were as vivid as the professionals. There was one haunted house that ran every year over on the Coosa River that I went to once, and was so unnerved that I never went back. I've tried to remember which organization ran it, but I suppose that little bit of knowledge was spooked out of me.
The first part of the haunted house was standard — lots of "jump scares" from characters made up in the best homemade style. At the end was the most frightening thing — a fairly involved maze that had to be navigated completely in the dark. I didn't think too much of it, at first.
A bunch of us went in a group. Before going in, one of the girls and I grabbed hold of each other's hand and plunged in. Let me be clear — I never let go of (let's call her) Janie. NEVER. I kept bumping into the walls saying things like "Watch out, Janie" and "Wall ahead, Janie." I want to repeat — I never let go of Janie's hand.
When we finally exited into the parking lot, I looked around at the girl whose hand I'd kept a tight grip on the whole time. It wasn't Janie. It was some girl I'd never met before. I stumbled out, "You're not Janie." She replied, "I know. I wondered why you kept calling me that." Looking around, I found Janie — holding on to some other guy's hand for dear life. I wish to repeat — I never let go of Janie.
Rationally, I know I did. While bumping into a wall in the dark, I must have let go of Janie and grabbed the hand of the other girl. I MUST have. However, that experience 35-odd years ago still perplexes and unnerves me. I really got my money's worth on that haunted house.
I still see Janie every now and again. Once, I brought up this story to her, and she doesn't remember it this way at all. Maybe it's not the real Janie. Maybe Janie is still in that maze ...
Happy Halloween. Be safe.
David Murdock is an English instructor at Gadsden State Community College. He can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com. The opinions reflected are his own.


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UltDem is a mod for shareware Spear of Destiny, made by K. van den Helm. It was released on April 20, 1999.
Two levels are featured.
As with its associated release, RTDDem, which is based on Return to Danger, this mod also uses the Lost Episodes as base, instead being titled after The Ultimate Challenge. A custom EXE followed with new ceiling colors.


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Both your phone number and your driver's phone number are hidden.
After your order confirmation, you can directly contact your driver by clicking on the "call" button from your order screen. Your driver will also be able to contact you through his application.
Be assured that through this in-app call, your number will never appear on your driver's screen. Drivers have no record of your phone number.


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Sep 4, 2018
In this episode the guys talk about trying new things and how they attack them. Kyle thinks he looks like Hugh Jackman. Mikey knows he looks like Justin Timberlake. And Ed didn't say a word.
In the first segment, Kyle updates us on the status of his most recent and biggest build to-date and explains some of the processes that will be different on the next site. He fills us in on the content he has been uploading and a new series for his YouTube channel. Mikey announces a surprise for his YouTube channel subscribers, recalls his trip to Germany, and reveals a new sponsor in his shop. He also talks about a new skill he started learning after taking a leap, buying the necessary tools, and solving some wiring issues.
In the main segment, they start examining how fear can hinder the desire to try new things. Kyle shares how he is learning to get past his fears when it comes to adding different content to his YouTube channel and how he used a poorly-received video as an opportunity to pivot the series going forward. Mikey encouraged Kyle to not stray too far from what makes him happy. Kyle brings up other concerns that he has now that he is a content creator and how his accountant helps him make decisions. Mikey asks Kyle why he doesn't have another crew working for him and Kyle admits why he hasn't. Mikey explains the satisfaction he felt after he decided to learn a new skill.
In the last segment, Mikey reads the Review of the Week and raves about a gift he received from a maker and has a podcast recommendation. They both discuss another podcast of which Kyle was recently a guest. Kyle gives a movie recommendation and has people wondering if he moonlights as a boxer or a race car driver. Mikey acknowledges that he sometimes gets mistaken for a singer or an actor. Mikey also recommends content from YouTube—a craftsman and a video series.


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There's a good chance you've dined out in the past two years, which means there's also a chance you visited one of nearly 60 Albuquerque restaurants that failed a food inspection.
KRQE News 13 asked the city for a list of all the establishments that failed in FY 2018 and 2019 to date. It has everything from national chains to local chains, mom and pop restaurants and coffee shops.
Just because a restaurant fails a food inspection, doesn't mean it has to shut down right then and there. For example, B2B was flagged last summer and told to make some changes.
Michael Pittman with the Environmental Health Department says these restaurants are the 1 percent.
"Most restaurants are, you know 99 percent of the time, in good shape and safe to be there," he said.
He says eight inspectors are doing routine inspections to make sure you don't get sick while having a meal.
The most concerning things are pests, sewage and refrigeration problems. Those issues will cause an inspector to shut down a restaurant on the spot.
Other issues will be flagged and the establishments are given a few days to correct.
To see the full list of the failed establishments, click here. To search restaurants on the city's website, click here.


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Far from the £15 billion promised by the Chancellor, the real figure for housing is closer to a much reduced £6 billion over the next 5 years.
Hammond is conning the public on housing. The truth is these plans are not nearly radical enough to fix the housing crisis.
Sending Oliver Letwin in to deal with the Housebuilders landbank is like sending a hamster into a cage of ferrets.Chris Fox, Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Business, Enterprise and Industrial Strategy
There are millions of people in desperate need of a home or paying extortionate rents who will not see any improvement to their living conditions.
The so-called new investment in house-building is a con, the small print shows there is just £6 billion extra for increasing housing supply rather than the £50 billion that Sajid Javid said he wanted. It falls far short of what is needed to increase supply to 300,000 homes a year.
There was virtually no support at all for building new homes for social rent and by failing to remove the borrowing cap for local councils, the Government is stopping much needed affordable homes from being built.