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The Cat and the Canary
By Randall D. Larson
Elliott Nugent's archetypal thriller is a stagey but extremely entertaining treatment of what's become a familiar concept: a group gathers for the reading of a will in a mysterious old house and one by one they begin to die. Based on John Willard's oft-filmed 1922 play, this most satisfying cinematic treatment is a remake of Paul Leni's silent classic of 1927. Leni's version, a classic of German expressionism brought to Hollywood, is considered to be the cornerstone of Universal's original school of horror and set the stage (so to speak) for innumerable "old dark house" films to come. Universal's 1930 remake, directed by Rupert Julian as THE CAT CREEPS, has unfortunately been lost; a colorful and star-studded 1979 remake was filmed in England by Radley Metzger but is not well regarded.
For all its creaky age the 1939 film is extremely entertaining, mostly due to the vitality of its cast – Bob Hope provides a great semi-comic turn as the hero in his first leading role, with some very good comic and dramatic nuances to his character. Paulette Goddard makes a very natural and likable heroine, and they have great chemistry together. Gale Sondergaard is appropriately enigmatic and delightfully creepy as the mysterious housekeeper, Miss Lu, with Nydia Westman very funny as the slightly loony niece Cicily, effective playing off of a straight-laced Elizabeth Patterson as Aunt Susan. George Zucco opens the show as Mr. Crosby, the lawyer who reads the will, and is always wonderful and slightly mysterious. Bolstered by a first rate musical score by Ernst Toch, the film is a very entertaining and very theatrical old fashioned comic horror film.
Toch's score revolved around a variety of essentially nonthematic action motifs, along with a splendidly melodic romance theme. The violin performances in the action music are especially energetic and driving, as is the string soloing in the love theme. To my knowledge the score has never been recorded, but a thorough enjoyment of the score can be had while watching the film (released on DVD in 2007) as there are several sustained action sequences powered by music with little sound effects and no dialog.
The score opens with a very theatrical flourish of orchestra that introduces a short Main Title sequence. After its heraldic flourish, the music segues into a pretty but intricate and slightly exotic melody for strings, growing in power and eventually becoming very dramatic and interesting. It's a very compelling opening which promises mystery and suspense, as well as a few laughs.
The House, The Woman, The Guests
The Title music gives way to a gentle mysterioso as the story opens with New Orleans lawyer Mr. Crosby (George Zucco) sitting in a boat being rowed by an Indian Guide (George Regas). They traverse the Louisiana bayou and arrive at a mysterious mansion, accessible only by boat, hidden deep within the swamp. Sight of the mansion is greeted by a four-note heraldic motif from light horns. The motif carries an air of regal mystery, at once a feeling of majesty and of decay, as in the appearance of the mansion itself.
Wicked chords from the same light horns blare as we see a mysterious woman – Miss Lu (Gale Sondergaard) – looking out a mansion window at the boat. The tone of the music clearly identifies her as unsavory and potentially dangerous. A second cut-away to the woman peering out the window reprises the same orchestral stinger.
Brusque footsteps of fast-paced strings, playing a quick two-step rhythm, accompanies Crosby's landing on the porch of the decaying mansion. This motif grows in power until he reaches the front door, and then subsides as his loud raps on the door echo across the veranda.
Crosby is greeted by the mysterious and subdued housekeeper, Miss Lu. We realize that Crosby is a lawyer who is here to read the will of millionaire Cyrus Norman, who died ten years ago and has specified that his relatives gather ten years afterwards for the unveiling of his will. A diverse group has indeed gathered: the dowdy Aunt Susan (Elizabeth Patterson) and her companion, niece Cicily (Nydia Westman), a pair of cousins, amiable Charlie (Douglass Montgomery) and gruff and dour Fred (John Beal), charming daughter Joyce (Paulette Goddard), and cocky famous actor Wally Campbell (Bob Hope).
Lights flicker as guests arrive, accompanied by an eerie tonality, almost Theremin-like. "They get into the machinery," Miss Lu states. "Don't big empty houses scare you?" Cicily asks Wally as the group dishes up for dinner. "Not me, I used to be in vaudeville!" Wally quips.
The will is read, but to the disappointment of the others, it reveals Joyce to be the sole heir. However, a stipulation is made because of a streak of insanity known to run through his family: a second will has been made in case Joyce falls victim to it. Fred is concerned that this puts the heir in danger since the second heir has every reason now to see that Joyce succumbs to insanity – or worse. Crosby states that the name of the second heir is sealed in an envelope so no one will know who it is and no one, consequently, would have the motive to harm Joyce.
Thus the stage is set for mysterious adventures and macabre intrigue. Especially when Mr. Crosby, opening the safe earlier with Miss Lu, realized that the envelopes containing the names of both heirs had been opened… and resealed, by person or persons unknown. Especially when seven weird gongs are heard from upstairs, and Miss Lu announces that it means that one of the eight of them… will die. Especially when a mysterious envelope from daddy Cyrus is handed to Joyce by Miss Lu with instructions to open it later that night. And, especially, when Hendricks, local law officer (John Wray), shows up outside to warn them that a homicidal maniac called The Cat has escaped from a nearby asylum and is reported to be lurking somewhere on the grounds. All of this is impacted by the fact that no one can leave until the following day when the daily boat returns.
Toch provides plenty of musical moments to accentuate these suspenseful activities and story points. An eerie reverbed tonality exudes from the orchestra as the lights flicker after the reading of the will, as group is preparing for bed. Glissando-like upsurges of spritely woodwinds take flight over a pavement of innocuous string activity as Joyce considers the puzzling envelope Miss Lu gave her, unaware that she is being watched by someone behind the portrait, whose eyes peer out in place of the painted eyes. The brazen, ascending pipings call out attention to a potential danger that Joyce does not see. In marked contrast, a repeated descent of woodwind glissandi are heard when Joyce picks up a book entitled The Psychology of Fear – perhaps evidence that someone may be studying up on how to frighten someone… or drive them mad? The ascent/descent of this pair of motifs is very effective, and builds the story's sense of intrigue and mystery.
As clues mount, Toch accentuates each one dramatically. While this is certainly not a cartoon-styled score, the music is used at least in the film's first half in a cartoonlike manner, to emphasize and call attention to various visual elements. It's not a subtle score.
Ongoing Mysteriousness
Later in the drawing room, Joyce is visited by Mr. Crosby who comes to warn her of something. But before he can do so, while Joyce is facing away, a secret door in the bookcase swings inward and a hand grasps Crosby and pulls him into the darkness within. The secret door slides shut and Joyce is mystified by the lawyer's disappearance. Toch leaves the snatching of the lawyer unscored, but effectively casts its aftermath in a subdued acoustic glow of ambient strings, accentuated with woodwind filigrees as Joyce reflects in the drawing room. Later, after fending off the unbelief of the others (all except Wally) about her assertion that Crosby vanished, Joyce reflects alone in the drawing room. Toch's mysterious violin tonalities shimmer in the windowed moonlight as, unseen by Joyce, the bookcase door glides open. She doesn't see the mysterious figure of madman The Cat emerge from the bookcase door and silently approach her through the shadows. But something panics her all the same; the music crescendos with a jarring blare of horns as Joyce darts out of the room in panic. Blaring horns crash in as the figure recedes back into the passageway.
Mysterious sinewy strings resound as Ms Lu, while bringing into fresh linens for Joyce's room, finds a pistol hidden in the dresser drawer. Strings and winds sound faintly as she empties the gun of bullets and replaces it; an eerie high vocal ambiance floats above the orchestra, spooky and shrill.
Joyce meets up with Wally and reads the mysterious letter. It guides them to a secret panel in an outdoor fountain, wherein they find a valuable jeweled necklace. Unseen, The Cat is watching them from the shadows. So is Toch's brief rhythmic warble from gathering woodwinds, signifying danger. A nondescript string motif accompanies them back to the house, pausing briefly for a couple of daggers from violin as we cut back to The Cat, moving away into the shadows, and then the strings blossom into a gorgeous lyrical love theme as Joyce and Wally take necklace back to her bedroom and she puts it on. The melody, hinted at earlier when they found the necklace hidden at the fountain, becomes a lilting and gently elated melody, made up of a repeated six-note melody layered over and over itself, growing in intensity, a melody full of promise and full of the likelihood of young love between Joyce and Wally. The theme softens poignantly as Wally moves close to Joyce, a melodic chaperon tenderly bringing the two of them together. But their moment of idyll is interrupted by a movement in the curtains; Toch reintroduces his violin suspense music – the same fast-paced two-note string motif we heard when Crosby arrived at the mansion; here the motif generates some suspenseful energy through a cyclic repetition of rapid clusters of high register violin bowing, again layered on one another in quick succession as Wally carefully approaches the curtains and crashes a chair into the curtains – and the window behind them – to reveal no hidden villain but… Miss Lu's house cat. By now it's a tired cliché of old dark house movies, but in 1939 it was still somewhat fresh, and Toch's musical effervescence gives it a nice sparkle.
Toch reprises a pretty version of the Love Theme for violins as Joyce kisses Wally goodnight (his reaction is priceless) and dresses for bed. A sour stinger intrudes momentarily as we cut to The Cat watching from a cistern. Lyrical solo violin tucks her into bed, and then a shimmering vibrato of strings, punctuated by descending arpeggios of xylophone, as we cut away to show the doorknob turning and the key falling quietly onto the floor, effectually locking the door from the inside. Strands of sinewy, eerie violins sound as Joyce puts book away, takes off the jeweled necklace and puts it under her pillow, and lays her head down to sleep… as a behind her bed slowly opens… This is the classic hand-out-of-the-bedroom-panel scene that most audiences associate with the film's title, and is a deliciously creepy moment, nicely accentuated by the musical score.
As the hand creeps closer to Joyce's face, the music becomes more urgent; willowy whistles of flutes, furtive flurries of violin, rising in force and assertiveness until Joyce opens her eyes, sees the hand before her face – proclaimed as it is by strong intonations of brass – and then she screams and lurches from the bed. A mélange of melodic, descending violin figures prompts her across the floor but she finds the door locked. Repeated ferocious strokes of violin stab at her panic until she faints, a single hollow echo of low tympani signaling her entrapment.
Interestingly, the musical motif here is very much like what Bernard Herrmann will accomplish twenty-one years hence in PSYCHO, with repeated albeit less staccato birdlike shrieks of stabbing violins as Joyce pulls and pounds on the door, culminating in a deep, declarative downward bass chord – this from a reverberated rumble of timpani versus Herrmann's deep celli – as she sinks to the floor.
As group comes to investigate, and Joyce discovers the jeweled necklace missing, the music swirls up as Wally investigates the wall and a hidden cord. Cyclonic violin notes summon up a cool panic as he pulls it, a large wall panel next to bed opens, and body of Mr. Crosby tilts out, crashing to floor.
Everyone runs out and retreats to their own bedrooms. Wally comforts Joyce as a rising mysterioso wafts through the room and he determines to return to the body get the envelope containing the name of the second heir out of Crosby's pocket – whoever the second heir is has undoubtedly opened the envelope prior to Crosby's arrival and that individual is clearly intent on harming Joyce so that he can claim the inheritance as stipulated in the will. A vibrant horn melody enters in as we see someone hiding behind door, who konks the unsuspecting Willy on the head. We return to Joyce in her room, where rising string figures accentuate her worry. She goes after Wally and finds him passed out on floor, as the violins crumple into a low descent.
The Cast in the Walls
As the film draws into its third act, Nugent's directing begins intercutting faster between the characters. Toch's music likewise becomes more continuous, deriving a potent sense of forward movement and livid panic as heroes and heroines alike are confronted by villainy and the mystery of who is behind it is played out.
Somewhere along the line the upstairs gong strikes six… suggesting, Miss Lu points out, that one of the remaining seven is slated to die next. Also, Joyce is reassured to find the pistol in the dresser, but she notices it is empty of bullets; Wally finds some in a cabinet and reloads it. Wally continues to be level headed while supporting Joyce; others of the group choose to argue or accuse. Faint violin figures, echoing the fast paced arpeggios from before, as Wally investigates Joyce's bedroom, careful not to get konked again. The music sparks pronouncedly as the panel in wall opens… we cut to the drawing room where Joyce waits, and the camera pans to the portrait on wall, where once again eyes are peering out, watching her. As before, Toch punctuates this with a blaring chord of brass and strings and prominent arpeggios from xylophone. A bold brass melody enters in as the false front bookcase opens. Joyce watches it open in mirror and grabs the gun in the dresser drawer. After warning whoever might be in the passageway that she has a gun, she goes in.
Meanwhile Wally calls her from the other room – but she hears his voice coming from within the wall passageway (the two openings are evidently collected), and proceeds ahead. As she does so, a shadowy hand pulls a lever and the bookcase wall eases closed behind her. Panicky clusters of violin flit about as Joyce pounds on wall, unable to open it back up. She is trapped inside the walls. Defiantly, though, pointing the gun ahead of her, she continues onward, prompted by confident statements from brass. The music silences briefly as we see the shadowy Cat figure, his face misshapen and masklike, creeping along the same walled corridor, and then the music is back with Joyce; a myriad of panicky, fast-stroked violin notes grow in force as she moves ahead; a flashlight beam shines around a corner behind her, punctuated by a few scattered xylophone notes; crashing brass chords as camera cuts to The Cat scurrying along. A prominent horn intonation emphasizes a cut-away showing Hendricks, the guard, hiding in the shadows as Joyce passes by him. The Cat comes up and proceeds to follow Joyce, menacingly, but Hendricks suddenly accosts him, and takes what proves to be Joyce's jeweled necklace (The Cat, Hendrick's stooge, having stolen it for him from beneath her pillow the night his hand came out of the wall panel). "Scaring people is one thing, but murder is another!" Hendricks tells the madman, preventing him from going after Joyce and holding the stolen treasure tight. But then The Cat stabs Hendricks with a knife. An exuding shriek of brass, descending by chords into deep, and crushing blows converge as the cop sinks to the floor and The Cat takes back the necklace.
Final Confrontation
Toch's furtive string figures resume as Joyce continues on, unaware of what's just transpired with Hendricks. The Cat prowls after her. The passageway opens out into the garden via a hidden door in the ground. Joyce emerges, but as she pushes open the heavy door she loses pistol. A descent of muted brass notes accompanies a cut-away showing Ms Lu holding a rifle, watching her. Joyce turns, sees The Cat coming, and runs off towards the mansion. The music grows fiercer, shouts of brass join the fray of ferociously bowing violins, and an eerie vocal sonority resonates as Joyce sees the Cat emerge from the passageway in the ground, like a member of the shrouded, awakened undead. She hides inside a shed and blocks door with a table. Trumpet figures sound solidly as The Cat tries to crash through the door, they blare with a triumphant rage as he breaks in and confronts Joyce with an open switchblade knife. Strings and brass interplay menacingly and with increasing force as Joyce backs away. The Cat bears down on her… then the music gives way to allow us to hear Wally warning, "I wouldn't do that if I were you… Charlie!"
The Cat is indeed wearing a mask. On hearing his name, he removes it and the shining face of step-brother Charlie emerges, a grimace spoiling his former cheer.
"You robbed me of my inheritance!" he spits out at Joyce. "I was dad's favorite, I should have been his heir. I am the next heir!" As he threatens them with a knife, the music grows in a sudden forceful panic. Wally picks up a barrel to throw at him, but Charlie throws his knife at Wally, pinning him to the wall. Joyce screams and a surging swirling of strings emphasizes her panic as Charlie comes for her. The music gives way once again, this time for Miss Lu who enters with her rifle and yells for him to "stop!"
"I've been waiting ten years for this," she hisses at Charlie. "You poisoned old man Norman's mind against me! I've always hated you! Now I've got you. Don't come any closer!" Toch's brass intones resolutely as the Cat continues towards Miss Lu. A shot rings out and he falls. The rest of the group, hearing the shots, arrives to see what has happened, and the scene fades out with Wally pulling the knife out of the wall and freeing himself.
Coda and Credits
Fade in to a bright and cheerful next day. A boat has brought police and reporters to the island in the swamp to sort out the night's crimes. Joyce and Wally, arm in arm, embark on the boat with a gaggle of reporters and return to the mainland, having given the mansion to Miss Lu, who waves back at them, a warm smile now replacing her former menacing countenance. Toch's Love Theme swells up as Wally and Joyce embrace, dismissing the reporters' questions. The lyrical music spills into an End Title, crescendoing in a very theatrical manner, with the Love Theme reprising briefly over a final End Cast card, culminating in a very resolute statement of the Love Theme's final chords, and we fade to black.
Music really adds a lot to this film, enlivening some of its stagier moments and building a great sense of urgency, panic, romance, and suspense. Everything a Hollywood thriller needs. Ernst Toch is regrettably fairly unremembered in the modern annals of movie music purveyors of the period. But his music here – along with his score for the following year's DR. CYCLOPS and GHOST BREAKERS (the latter reuniting Hope and Goddard in a very similar storyline) – demonstrates how proficiently he practiced his craft and how memorable these early scores are. His music for THE CAT AND THE CANARY is a first-rate romantic thriller score that develops, through thematic repetition and an array of complicated and energetic action music, into an effective and progressive accompaniment for the film's visual nuances and its twists and turns of plot.Tags: Ernst Toch


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(((Big Hugs)))
I hope things are better for you right now. I'm glad that you decided to go back on the meds and I hope you will hold on until they start to kick in.
Are there any funny movies that you like that perhaps you can rent and watch to fill up the time?
I know sometimes that helps me get my mind to focus on something else.
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Monday, 25 May 2009
FAWE has been invited to partner with the ADEA Working Group on Communication for Education and Development (COMED) to develop a toolkit to build the capacity of African journalists and communication officers to communicate on education for development.
FAWE will join a number of media, communications and education specialists from various African countries at a workshop to develop a toolkit targeting journalists, editors, communications officers, civil society organisations (CSOs), trainers and students.
The objective of the workshop, to be held at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa, from 28 May to 2 June 2009, is to produce a training tool to enhance communication on education and development in Africa for the purposes of advocacy, community mobilisation and engaging in policy debate and dialogue.
FAWE will contribute to the initiative by ensuring a gender perspective is incorporated into the issues related to education and development in Africa that will be covered by the toolkit.
The toolkit will be pre-tested at the Highway Africa media event at Rhodes University from 5 to 8 September 2009 and thereafter in five countries – Congo, Liberia, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland – prior to launch at a later date.
FAWE and COMED will also discuss potential areas of future collaboration, such as synergies between FAWE National Chapters and COMED's network of journalists and communications officers in African countries for collaboration on media coverage and community advocacy related to education and development.
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Holy oil is the tangible matter used in the sacraments of Confirmation, Anointing of the Sick, and Holy Orders. While holy oil is used in baptism, it is not essential to the sacrament.
Like water, oil is an ancient symbol from the Mediterranean world. Olive oil was healthy to ingest and was used as a component in topical medications. Athletes and soldiers would anoint themselves with oil before they entered competition or combat. Borrowing these themes, holy oil is a means by which Christ strengthens Christians. Often the term "Soldier of Christ" would be applied to a person who received Confirmation. As a healing theme in the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, blessed oil is used as the matter of the sacrament. Jesus is the divine physician who comes to heal us both physically and spiritually in the anointing.
There are three kinds of blessed oil—catechumen, the sick, and Chrism. The oils are blessed at a special Mass during Holy Week, usually held on the morning of Holy Thursday, known as the Mass of Chrism. At this Mass, the priests of the diocese gather around their bishop and renew their priestly commitment. The bishop blesses these oils, which will later be divided among the parish for the sacramental life. Great symbolism of unity is expressed since the oil is blessed at the mother church of the diocese, the cathedral, with all the bishops' representatives to the parishes (the priests), and then dispersed from this central place.
Oil of catechumens (oleum sanctorum in Latin) is used as a prebaptism anointing. In the case of baby baptisms, it is done right at the celebration of the sacrament. For adult converts, this anointing can take place months beforehand. This idea comes from the fourth century, when the church was receiving many converts and baptism could require several months or even many years of preparation. Oil, which has the spiritual meaning of strengthening, was used to strengthen the convert with Christ as he or she journeyed to the sacraments.
Oil of the Sick (oleum infirmorum) is used in the Sacrament of the Anointing. It is the outward sign that confers grace. After the priest imposes hands on the sick person, he then anoints the candidate's forehead and hands with the oil. Inwardly, if the person is receptive, healing takes place. It may be only spiritual healing and strengthening of the infirm to deal with his maladies. At times, physical healing can also occur.
Chrism Oil (sacrum chrisma) is quite special and set apart from the other two. Chrism derives its name from the Greek word Christos from which we get Christ. "Christ" means "the Anointed One." This oil is used in the sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Orders to confer the sacrament. It is also used in the sacrament of Baptism when confirmation will not immediately follow. Chrism is a mixture of balsam and olive oil. Balsam is an aromatic scent derived from special trees in the Mediterranean world, formerly reserved for royalty and priests. This is fitting in the sacramental sense, since Baptism makes us adopted children of God and we share in the priesthood of the laity.
All three oils are stored in a wall cupboard, known as an ambry. In light of the Second Vatican Council the ambry has taken on a significant role in church architecture. The ambry was once hidden in the sacristy or side chapel, but now it is placed in the sanctuary and made of glass with lights inside to show off the containers, which are also made glass.


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Haier is a Chinese multinational company and in India, this company is clicking is exceedingly well, the consumer liking more on to the buying of this products because due to the Chinese products releases an affordable price and that found on the market very well.
This company launches the 4 doors French door refrigerator that name is BCD-728WICSand the defrosting type of this machine is Automatic Defrosting. The dimensions of this refrigerator are 100.5x190.0x77.0 cm and the color of this fridge is displayed with Inox Gray. The capacity of the freezer is occupied in 200 liters and the refrigerator is covered in 528 liters. This fridge control is builds with electronic control. It also contains handles.
This fridge is equipped withTower LED lighting system it gives a fresh and clear visibility of food items and saves energy up to 20times and lasting for 20000 hours. This fridge has designed with my zone drawers for the user to set temperature with by using the central compartment as depending on your needs thus for to maintains fresh and clean products. we can set the +50 C temperature can place fruit items and 00 C for nonvegetable items also saves ice creams with -70C, food items with -180 C.
This fridge has equipped withDC Inverter Control for provides optimum cooling and it gives low noise operation. In the normal fridge, you place the warm and new food to the refrigerator then changes the temperature levels after your food is spoilage thoroughly because needed in low temperature but changed the high-temperature these problems are overcome by using the super cooling function. This fridge is built the super cooling function that mode is on then you placed new food items without affecting in the exciting food items with temperature levels.
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Marge Brown, 87, of Sheffield braved this morning's chill and snow-covered roads to drive to Akron with her husband on the lingering hope that her missing dog might be at the Summit County pound.
Brown was devastated to find out that not only was 17 1/2-year-old Megan not at the pound, there wasn't even a single Yorkie.
"There was no Yorkie," Brown sobbed early this afternoon. "I can't understand how I got five phone calls."
Brown said she tries to stay out of animal shelters because she is such an animal lover and becomes emotional for each and every one of them that doesn't have a home. But even after staff told her Megan wasn't there, she had to see for herself, checking each and every cage, she said.
"I couldn't come this far and just take their word for it," she said. "I had to make sure, and she wasn't there. I'm so upset again.
"I don't know if I should just give up, but I just don't feel like she's dead. I know that after this length of time it's getting a little ridiculous, but I love her, and I was her mom."
Brown isn't sure what her next step will be. She's had an offer of a free Yorkie from a breeder in Bellevue who heard her story.
That dog won't be available immediately, though, so she has some time to make up her mind.
"It's so hard to answer that because Megan's been with me for so long," she said. "Megan was so spoiled. I don't know if anybody would put up with her."
Megan disappeared from Brown's home — near Abbe and Detroit roads — on Nov. 15. Megan is deaf and has only limited vision.
Brown asks anyone who might have information about Megan's whereabouts to call her at (440) 934-5708.
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Trauma-Informed Care is a Best Practice treatment philosophy that incorporates an appreciation for the high prevalence of traumatic experiences in children who receive mental health services. The course in treatment requires a thorough understanding of the profound neurological, biological, psychological, and social effects of trauma on a child and all members of the treatment team must work closely together and be consistent in their interactions with the children. The training of the staff members is intensive to ensure their knowledge, sensitivity, compassion and understanding that each child is desperately in search of someone who will value them and love them for who they are.
The Ranch of Opportunity offers a peaceful, spacious, and healthy environment for girls aged 13 to 18 that have experienced trauma to live, learn, and grow during a 6-8 month residential treatment program. Its mission is to create new chances, new choices, and new hope for traumatized children and their families by breaking the vicious cycle of child abuse and addressing the self-destructive behaviors brought on by experiencing severe trauma in childhood.
Visit the Ranch of Opportunity website.
Northcutt Residential Treatment Center provides a safe, healing environment for elementary school-aged boys who have experienced abuse and neglect, exhibit severe emotional and behavioral issues or have been in and out of local school or juvenile systems. Services are grounded in the philosophy of Trauma-Informed Care, which has demonstrated positive outcomes for victims of trauma. Using a multi-disciplinary team approach, we wrap services around the child and family to help them heal, and to transition back to home, school, and the community.
Visit the Northcutt Residential Treatment Center website.
The Heritage of Hannah Neil Program is anticipating that renovations will be complete on the residential wing this fall. The program will offer services to approximately 40 young children in need of residential care. Renovations are under way in order to create a more natural and home-like setting. The artistic and creative feel of the entire facility lends itself to an encouraging and healing environment, where these children can feel safe and supported.
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From Thursday 5th October 2017 12:00 to Saturday 7th October 2017 23:00
OPEN Norwich is celebrating Oktoberfest! Our iconic building at the heart of Norwich on Bank Plain will be transformed next October into a German themed Bierkeller.
Complete with authentic Bavarian beer, food and entertainment the venue will become one of the biggest celebrations ever seen in our Fine City.
Oktoberfest will be running on Thursday 5th, Friday 6th & Saturday 7th October 2017, with three sessions during this period. A Friday evening session will open the event before two further sessions on the Saturday afternoon and evening which will help bring the curtain down on the inaugural event.
Earlybird price includes a specially branded limited edition Oktoberfest Norwich Bavarian Beer Stein.
Individual VIP tickets are also available for each session, as well as a limited number of VIP tables for eight people. As a VIP you will get the following:
On offer will be a range of authentic German beers and quality food - including the world famous Bavarian bratwurst. There will even be a Prosecco Lounge for those who would like a glass of fizz.
Entertainment will be provided by classic German Oom-pah and Euro-Pop bands and much, much more.
Money raised from the event will be donated to the Open Youth Trust which enables the charity to offer a diverse range of different activities, most of which are free to attend, for young people aged from 7 to 25.
Thursday 5th - 6pm 1 11pm
Friday 6th - 6pm - 11pm
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Ballet of the Dolls Presents: Monday Live Arts November 4, 2013
The Ritz Theater
345 13th Avenue NE
Minneapolis, MN, 55413
April Sellers
April Sellers is artistic director of The April Sellers Dance Collective. She has explored women's sexual identity (In Her Place, 2000), the cultural and personal rituals of loss (Unveiling Grace, 2003), and the vulnerability of the material body (The V Project, 2007). Her work has been performed at the Walker Art Center, Minnesota Fringe Festival, Red Eye Theater, and Bryant Lake Bowl. In 2005, The April Sellers Dance Collective was awarded an Artist Initiative grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. Sellers's work with choreographer Judith Howard on House of Big Love won a Sage Award for Outstanding Performance. Recently April received residency support from Djerassi Resident Artists Program, Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography and the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee MFA Thesis/Residency Program .
Jan Elftmann
Jan Elfman has hung her art in the windows of an abandoned McDonald's, installed work in a local movie theater and encouraged people to bowl with her art in a museum. Every day for 14 years she drove a small pickup truck that was adorned with more than 10,000 corks. She now drives the Holey Circle ArtCar. With a B.F.A. in sculpture from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design Jan has been a professional artist and educator since 1986 and an Arts Board roster artist since 1989. She has taught art classes at Walker Art Center and at the Science Museum of Minnesota. Jan has exhibited locally, nationally, and internationally. She is the curator of the annual ArtCar Parade in Minneapolis.
Christine Maginnis
Christine Maginnis's emotionally-driven dance work references fairytales, vaudeville acts, cinema and nature. Her works have been presented by MDT, the L1 DanceLab in Budapest, The Red Eye Collaboration, Renovate, Minnesota Fringe Festival and Rhythmically Speaking. She performed with Zenon Dance Company for 25 years, toured internationally with Tim Latta, Cathy Young, Shapiro and Smith Dance and Danny Buraczeski. She has also been seen in the works of Zhauna Franks, Jim Lieberthal, DA dance, Deborah Jinza Thayer, Off Leash Area, James Sewell, Penelope Freeh and Lisa Conlin. She is a past recipient of a McKnight Fellowship for Dancers. She is elated to now be in the Ballet of the Dolls under the direction of Myron Johnson.
Melissa Birch
Melissa Birch's interdisciplinary performance theatre has been produced and reproduced throughout the Twin Cities, U.S. and internationally since her first Minneapolis performance in June 1993. Author and performer of fourteen full-length works, over 100 short performances and The Red Curtain Cabaret, Melissa is also a professional singer. She teaches voice and other live arts forms to individuals and groups. www.melissabirch.net
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Riding the ships through the dessert
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I get through the salt lake to the small dessert city of
I have tried to go on a camel before and I don't consider anything but a short trip like suitable for me. A little trip of an hour sounds like a good idea. There is the option of taking a trip from the road and half an hour into the dunes which seems to go on forever. After a couple of minutes the road is no longer in sight and the ride seems truly to be going through the far away dessert on a hunt for the next water source on the long trek through the dessert with important supplies from sub-Saharan Africa - or something like that. My camel is acting up a bit with its mouth covered in foam and I quickly see where George Lucas got the inspiration to the sound of Chewbacca in Star Wars from - my camel sound just like Chewbacca.
The good thing about a short camel ride is over before it gets too uncomfortable - riding camels are even worse than riding a horse when it comes to comfort - and I can't help but have the utmost respect for the hard people who manage to go for weeks on the caravans passing through the Sahara - it must have been extremely uncomfortable with only a small reward for the hardship.
I leave the camel behind - I can't really say I miss it - and go on. On the road back I pass by some remains of an old sand dune. It is a strange thing to see - the big hills are gone the soft sand is long gone and now there are only some small tops left with the old core of the dune consisting of hard-pressed sand. The small sand spikes look like sandstone rock but it is much softer and when you get close you can feel it is different and if you rub the sand with your fingers it will actually crumble.
Next to the sand dune remains are a shop - like always - and the shop owner have got his own private attraction - a peregrine falcon which is ready for you to take a picture with it on your hand for just the tiny sum of one dinar or about 77 cents US. I opt not to take the bird on my hand I don't really like the concept of a peregrine falcon being kept in captivity just for tourist to take pictures of the bird. The bird is the ultimate hunter and the fastest living creature on the face of the planet so it should be out and around hunting smaller birds instead of living on the mercy of its master. Despite my reservation of the whole exploitation of the bird I think it is actually cute and I snap a few photos of it anyways just not on my hand.
I leave the dessert to head back to civilization and get some of the benefits of a city - like running water and places to eat.


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Ninaivil Nindraval is an upcoming Tamil film directed by director Agasthiya Bharathi and produced by Sree Sabari Movies. The film features Ashwin Sekhar, Keerthi Chawla and Gayathri Venkatagiri in the lead roles, while D. Imman composes the film's music. The film, which began in 2008, went through significant production delays before releasing on 31 January 2014
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I think he is just pandering to us, which really irks me to no limit – I hate being used by people who don't give a damn beyond their goals.
He owned the House and Senate for the first 2 years of his term and could have pushed anything through that he wanted to – the House couldn't block it and there was no way for opposition to filibuster it in the Senate.
He waited on the repeal of Don't Ask-Don't Tell and caused a huge issue with that … and I went through that personally as I am just finishing 21 years in the military and have submitted for retirement this year.
I always said that this issue was being addressed in the wrong manner … as there are many other people who also fall into the said category of "Alternative Lifestyle" … Wilkins, atheists, non-establishment folks, Common Law relataionships … so it's not just a gay issue.
Personally I feel that the government is already too involved in our lives – and now we want them to rule on marriage, as well as regulate it???
Bear with me ….
Gay, straight, bi, transgendered … where does ANY government have the right to determine who we can choose to take as our partner to enjoy our lives with? If people want to declare the separation of church and state – which is not in the constitution, but rather came about through a controversial Supreme Court 5-4 ruling in the '70s – then fine … stand on the separation of church and state.
But separation is a 2-way street – if the church can't inject themselves into the affairs of the state, then the state cannot inject itself in the affairs of the church. Under this logic the state/government has no business requiring churches to obtain marriage licenses before they preform a wedding. Continuing on this, there are recognized churches and clergy who support gay marriage and preform ceremonies all the time.
If 2 people are married in a church, who is the state to question the legitimacy of the marriage … that whole separation thing …
The fight should not be for the right to marry – we already have that granted under the freedom of religion … the fight is about failure to apply the benefits and protections of the laws equally as they apply to married couples … fight from that angle and it would win … as under the separation ruling, government cannot endorse one religion over another, and if a legitimate church recognizes a marriage, the government is compelled to as well, otherwise they are endorsing one religion over another unequally.
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Graduation stories - double degree success for twins
Twin sisters Ashleigh and Sarah Niblock graduated together on last week, but took slightly different routes to joining Abertay.
Ashleigh gained her degree after studying with us for the full four years, while Sarah was awarded her BA (Hons) in Accounting with Finance after joining us in third year from Dundee & Angus College.
Here they tell us about their time at university, why they chose Abertay, how it feels to graduate on the same day as each other from the same university, and what they have planned for the future.
"From all the universities and life choices we could have made we both ended up attending Abertay. But we joined the university in different years – I started in 2011, while Sarah started in 2013 - so it was pretty special being able to graduate together."
"I think it is special that we graduated on the same day, as there are many twins but usually they are at different universities from each other. This allowed us to celebrate the end of a life chapter together with family and friends.
"The reason I joined Abertay in 2013 and graduated just two years later was because I was able to go directly into third year from Dundee & Angus College, as the university and the college work closely together to allow entry for those who have completed an HND.
"I found it challenging to come to terms with the way that university worked at first, as college was completely different from the way Abertay works. However, having a small university class allowed the people who were already there to get to know and help the direct entrants with the way the modules ran and anything else which we weren't clear about as well.
"I also had a lot of friends from college who moved to Abertay, so having plenty of other direct entrants around made it a little easier to make the move as well. "
"I chose to study at Abertay as I really enjoyed the open day that I attended, and I chose to study behavioural science as it sounded like a really interesting course.
"One of the best parts of studying at Abertay was the community feel the University has. All the students and staff are friendly. The staff are all very passionate about what they are teaching and were very friendly and always willing to help students who needed or asked for help."
"The best part about Abertay was the different ways I was made to feel welcome by both lecturers and classmates when I came to university in third year.
"My classmates felt like a small community as we all knew each other well and helped each other through different challenges.
"All of our lecturers knew us by our names which made it much easier to ask for help, if required, and made my time studying at Abertay very enjoyable.
"Being a social worker had always been a thought, but my placement in fourth year confirmed that it was a career I really wanted to pursue.
"The placement was part of the Community Links module I did, and my placement was at the Dundee Food Bank where I continue to volunteer.
"We see many different types of people there: people who have been made redundant, people who are having problems with their benefits, or people who have unexpected bills and changes to the welfare system to cope with.
"As a volunteer there are many roles to do – there is answering the phone to the different organisations that refer the individuals they are working with; there is making up the parcels for the clients coming; and also there are people who speak to the clients and have a cup of tea and chat to try and point them in the direction of other organisations who may be able to give them more support."
"I always wanted to work within business, but after I left school, I wanted to try something completely different so I applied for Accounting.
"Now that I've graduated, I'm looking for a job in which I can complete my professional qualification to become a Chartered Accountant.
"I would encourage students to come and study at Abertay as although I was only there for two years, I thoroughly enjoyed my time there. I did my dissertation on traditional methods of budgeting versus beyond budgeting using secondary research and a case study on Svenska Handelsbanken to show how beyond budgeting works for their multi-national organisation. I really enjoyed the experience, although it was rather stressful at the time!
"I completed a placement in the summer of 2014 at MMG Archbold in Montrose, which gave me valuable work experience that I have treasured very much, and I would encourage anyone doing a business course to complete the business competitions on offer as they give valuable business experience."
"I would encourage anyone to study at Abertay. I had a great experience as a student there, with great staff, great lectures and great modules to study."
Congratulations to Sarah and Ashleigh on gaining their degrees! We wish them the best of luck with their future careers.
To find out more about our social science and business courses, please visit the course pages:
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Millionday News & Comments Part 1
Post From Dinar Updates By RobinRedHed Part 1
[millionday] today there is report out that is an opinion piece about the US holding up the reform of Iraq`s currency -- i want to address this
[millionday] one thing is --an opinion is a statement given that has no proof or facts that can be verified -- we have seen plenty as examples recently and in the past years
[millionday] The state of the union address is one example of why that makes no sense to me as strange as that sounds
[millionday] the deficit half gone by the end of Obama`s presidency would seem possible in a very short list of ways in a summary on where i am going with that -- also this is a fact ---- the US does not own or operate Iraq --- they have gained their independence and also the IMF is through compliance not voting
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[millionday] the thing is this -- this is a huge global event that has been called that in a huge number of countries as we have seen and will have a global effect
[millionday] as it was stated in and by Iraq ---- the Globe is depending on this to effect the economic condition so i see nothing anywhere that would give legal rights to or power to the US to hold up the Dinar
[millionday] so that my friends is what the ink girl has on it --- NOTHING
[millionday] A member of the Liberal block of the Sadrist movement Bahaa al-Araji, said he would present a request to the Federal Court to give its opinion on the problem of the financial budget for the current year of 2014.
Said Bahaa al-Araji, during a press conference at the parliament building, he would submit an application to the Federal Court to give its opinion to the problem of the budget, stressing that the decision will be conclusive and binding and the duty of the application.
[millionday] Araji said that the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government and the House of Representatives when they face any problem is simple to go to the Federal Court, so why Shall we go to now to solve the problem of the budget.
Continued Araji that some people do not want to solve the problem of the budget until after the election to be outbidding election, warning employees not receiving their salaries because of the budget problem.
[millionday] now this is an interview and a threat but a good point -- there are reports out that state that the budget may not be done right away with the stunt of taking the salaries of the Kurdistan government --
[millionday] the thing is that CBI does have the power at this point and always to set the exchange rates and we have been seeing the steps that we expect to see in that process
[millionday] for instance :::::::::: the steps were given in a statement from CBI --the workshop -- done
[millionday] also they made the order yesterday to make the dinar the only acceptable currency within the country`s borders - if that call has been actually done that is huge huge huge and of course huge
[millionday] so what we have to watch is the action that we need to see and the progress of the monetary policy within the economic reform
[millionday] see this is the thing - we have gotten away from what we are actually watching for and I tell you why -- we have brought so many clues to watch that alot of people have begun to think that we have to have all of these things in order for the rates to appear
[millionday] what we are now watching for is the change in the rate as per :::: CBI - the one that has the power to change the rate - they are now in article 6 for example
[millionday] article 8 is an instant thing --- it is not something that we are watching for because it will be a result from THE CHANGED RATE -- also the WTO ------ it will be a result of ---- THE CHANGED RATE
[millionday] see what i mean -- try to focus on just the issues as clues for timeline --- and not a laundry list of things we need done
[millionday] so with that said -- are there any ????????? about what i am trying to say
[millionday] i just dont want the roller coaster effect for anyone and the stress
[jbarone21] When will they be 100% into the WTO?
[millionday] jbarone21 they have stated that they have in mid March an accession workshop with the US federal Reserve reps etc and IRaq so after that but i would hope they would show up with some type of progress -- so that is why we watch that
[Richard Incrocci] If the CBI is in charge of making the decision, and the head of the CBI is there by way of Maliki, then would it be plausible that M is telling T to wait? I see no reason other than that for the hold up of the release if they are ready....
[millionday] our federal reserve head is also there because of Obama -- it is the duty to set the leader and that is the only power of the gov
[Richard Incrocci] Ok, so we wait for Turki to set it and release it than>>??
[millionday] Richard Incrocci yes he has to fill the shoes he was given -- still by proxy i believe but those powers were given
[buck] it seems to me that if M wanted to delay the RV he would have stopped much of the progress CBI has made long before this. so there is a chance we are just waiting in Turki to decide when he wants to do it??? thx
[millionday] buck i read the reports that came out of CBI about the steps they are doing now with the banks -- private and public as far as demading the regulations to be in place in steps for compliance and as told -- and then the ACTION ----we always watch for after to see if they have actually done anything has ---- shown that they are doing the steps or ACTION as we would expect and hope
[jamesf] Is the dollar being banned in Iraq. Mandating only IQD be used?
[millionday] step one was the work shops and step two is the order of only dinar being used in the country -- that makes everything else reserve currency or exchanged as a normal economy would be -- huge step
[crank7] Approx. how many more steps IYO?
[millionday] i have no idea at all -- would like to say one but i dont know and they have not reported it to us
[millionday] Hashemi represents one of the free zones of economic resources (non-oil) that support the country's budget revenues growing enhance the efficiency of Iraq's economy as well as to open new free zones near the border crossing points have positive returns serve investors.
At this Economic regard student academic Dr. Majid Baidhani increase the size of the support of the three free trade zones in Iraq by directing ministries and government departments to provide technical assistance and logistics in order to facilitate the work of the General Authority for Free Zones.
He added Baidhani told (morning) that it is necessary to solve the intersections that accompany the activity of this body with the Customs in relation to the input and output to facilitate clearance.
As well as interactions with the Department of Real Estate State regarding the provision of land for future expansion in the activity of the body.
[millionday] note -- this is the effort to open the free zones
[millionday] this is also an effort to bring expansion for more resources and revenues in the market place -- globally --
[millionday] and pointed out that the strengthening of the ties of international cooperation with Iraq in the field of free zones would activate bilateral agreements and their implementation on the ground to attract many investment projects in all areas and in particular industry projects oil and the accompanying technology and expertise.
called Baidhani to study ways to raise the profile of the free zones to make it in the ranks of the free zones and the global adoption of several steps contribute to the development of the legal and administrative structure of the body in order to serve the Board and the investor together
[millionday] note -- this is very interesting with the call to end all currencies other than dinar at the border -- this is obviously to set up trade internationally and goes right with the things we have been seeing -- for example --- the Kurds have been told to get customs set up at their crossing points or close them -- great news
[millionday] He pointed out that the promotion of investment activity and the use of the art of persuasion and negotiation of important issues in achieving economic benefits for the country, adding that the development and training of staffs to negotiate by the sponsor to the advancement of the free zones.
Referring to exert every effort to promote the regions of Iraq free and investments and future plans. pointed to the need to strengthen the capacity of these areas and the development of its infrastructure and make it more attractive for investments.
was the General Authority for Free Zones has earlier announced strategy worked for four years and includes work on the preparation of a new law for the keep pace with economic developments as well as the completion of investment land for investment in the free zones currently operating (Khor Al-Zubair, and Nineveh, and based)
[millionday] note -- this is huge --- they are saying that the needs that they were allowed to have met while in chapter 7 were met through these ports and now DUE TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS ---- the work of the new law for the free zones and the land ownership etc for investors is being dealt with as well
[millionday] so this is obviously for open trade that they have been talking about -- entry to global trade ---
[millionday] they need a reality rate for that
[millionday] According to the strategic importance of the completion of the investment plan for the development of the infrastructure of the free zones currently operating or free zones,
new and complete procedures for an investment piece Land near the Baghdad International Airport in order to establish a free trade zone on them, and look to open new free zones near the border crossing points with business outstanding (such Trebil, Zurbatiyah, Mundhiriyah, and Safwan).
seeks authority within its strategy to activate the transit trade through free zones and that the site outstanding enjoyed by those regions, which opens the way for the export industries and aggregate in coordination with the relevant authorities.
[millionday] obviously they are going to be swamped with investors and need to expand into these areas mentioned
[millionday] also notice that they said this opening would activate the strategic agreements -- which means international contracts --- very nice
[millionday] the activation of memorandums of understanding in the field of cooperation with neighboring countries on the open areas of a joint free, and confirmed that the body seeks to issue certificates of origin for products free zones for the purpose of treatment according to the Arab Free Trade Agreement Great through coordination with the Arab Union of Free Zones and the Economic and Social Council of the League of Arab States.
[jimplants] are international contracts and mou's like standard USA contracts net 30 or terms to 45 to 90 or is that hidden?
[millionday] great question !! i have meant to look at that but have not --- so i will have to check and look for it jim
[millionday] if so the short term would be all activated at the same time -- traffic jam on the water coming right up
[jimplants] my reason is if cash is flowing they need a real rate now
[millionday] end of report
[millionday] they certainly do for the process of setting up their free zones -- they have to have reality rate in order to activate the strategics i have read as well including ours
[millionday] MP for the Kurdistan Alliance, Ashwaq dry, the religious leaders to intervene in resolving the issue of the federal government to cut the salaries of the staff of the Kurdistan region.
said dry in a statement, "The logic of humanitarian, legal and constitutional and religious Ayattiyan right to Baghdad to fight the people of the region and the use of employees' salaries as a lever to force region to succumb to the policies of Baghdad,
"adding that the province is trying in various ways Constitutional and Legal resolving outstanding problems with Baghdad, but did not think one day pushing citizen or employee in political conflicts.
confirmed dry, that the positions of religious authority was and is still and will continue to stand as one with the people and their power and they will not accept to cut the salaries of Arzak others and
[millionday] fight citizen economically by any authority were and whatever the orientation. addressed the dry religious authorities hoping to intervene quickly and effectively to fire employees' salaries region, which has long been a safe haven for all the people of Iraq and over time.
millionday] now that is how they get things done -- they are really feeling the pressure with salaries cut --- i hope they resolve this very soon but can see why the pressure is being put on as well brb with more if no ???
[millionday] Society said Chirvien Iraqis that the central bank's decision to limit distribution outlets of foreign currency and the dollar in particular banks own conflicts with the principle of the free market, and lead to a monopoly of hard currency, and disables the movement of goods in the country, and appealed to the Assembly, the central bank to reconsider this decision.
[millionday] said Assembly in Statement issued by yesterday and received the "long" copy, "as we understand the goodwill of decision-makers in question and the objectives thereof and of good organization of work and reduce the burden on the terms of reference of the CBI and the support of private banks and encourage their work.
however, that the Assembly register and respectfully number of risks and negatives caused by This measure. " and explained that the most prominent of these risks allow for only a small number of owners of private banks to monopolize the direct purchase of the currency and control the price of traded,
and violation of the rules of the free market that the country seeks to consolidate as a basis for building a free economy and a sophisticated unable to overcome the red tape and regulations strict limit Movement trading money. "
[millionday] note -- i believe that was the whole point and their goal would be to sell it on the market or exchange as we would think
[millionday] this is however stating that they want CBI to reconsider only allowing the use of the dinar -- the only way to get the currency out of the country that is not dinar is to make it useful and valuable --(the dinar) people will only use the dinar if it holds value
[millionday] and pointed out that the likelihood of a direct impact on the economy of the market due to the late arrival of the currency to its users and the consequent effects on price increases,
and delay the movement of cargo handling inside and outside Iraq, depriving hundreds of companies operating in the banking sector to take advantage of direct sales and reducing of activity and profits which companies contribute to the budget of the exchange rate and the speed of currency trading and to meet the needs of large segments of the national economy.
[millionday] that is an understatement -- yes it is going to be a direct impact to all economies and that is why we have seen that many are trying to avoid a shock maybe and adjust to prevent deflation as we see them talking about here –
very interesting – they dont want them to use the usd for trade and are asking it to be the dinar and they see it as a bad idea ?
[millionday] i dont agree -- that is what the country should be doing -- anything else is delaying the value of their own --- red tape is something that is expected even though they have completed many steps to avoid as much as possible
[Imperator] Dont you think The banks need to move into conventional banking business and forget the auctions of the past?
[millionday] i do think they need to move forward with the entire package of bank reforms and according to what i am seeing with international compliance and the private banking steps -- they seem to be moving to just that
[millionday] they will be taking in the USD in the country if this is what they are doing with the dinar being the only currency -- we should be able to tell by the auction report it would seem to me it would be an abnormal amount to look for
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September, Magic and I completed our migration, returning to PA. Paula and I converged in Lancaster for the Pembroke Welsh corgi National specialty. Combining her paintings and my sculptures resulted in a lovely booth. It was a pleasure to be around so many wonderful dogs (and people). It definitely brought up wonderful memories of my Tinker and Topaz. Paula immortalized them in her painting "Security".
You might remember from my posting in May, all the wonderful corgi reference I gathered. The inspiration resulted in the dreation of a number of new works featuring the corgi. The smaller pieces are little studies capturing some typical corgi attitudes. "Sleepy", "Sit" and "Rollover" are miniatures in bronze.
Slightly larger, in the 3-4" high and about 6"long, are "Speedy", and "Playful". All these have been done in red and white and tri.
Corgis are very curious and have an abundance of energy. They were used to drive cattle, herd ANYTHING else, keep the rats down and take care of the kids. They are a large dog in a small package. Their curiousity is insatiable, and they can crawl into your heart in a moment. Well, at least into mine. In this larger sculpture the corgi had been playing ball when something came by on the other side of the fence, a cat? another dog? maybe a butterfly, or better yet, you. 'The Garden Fence" is 12"high.


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Recent photos from Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) show that JF-17 Block-II production has reached 33 aircraft (2P-33), showing that production of the variant has crossed the half-way mark. Moreover, it appears that the Pakistan Air Force (PAF)'s Block-II production run could conclude in 2017. These second-half (i.e. 2P-25/26-50) units are also configured for in-flight refuelling, albeit through a removable probe on the starboard side of the fighter.
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In December 2016, PAC announced that it delivered a total of 70 JF-17s to the PAF since the fighter was inducted in 2010-2011. This would mean that 20 JF-17 Block-IIs were inducted (in 2016), but this figure evidently did not include the total number of Block-II fighters produced. Considering that 16 JF-17s were built in 2015, PAC must have rolled out at least 17 JF-17s in 2016.
PAC may have also produced units for export. It is not clear if these units are counted in the "2P-XX" bracket. PAC is aiming to gradually increase its annual production to 20-24 aircraft. However, if the PAF's Block-II needs are fulfilled in 2017, PAC would be able to commit the remaining year(s) until JF-17 Block-III for exports. PAC could actively pursue new customers, such as Azerbaijan, and follow-on orders from current customers in 2017-2018. This is assuming the PAF does not opt to order additional JF-17 Block-IIs.
Another variable is the twin-seat JF-17B. The JF-17B was supposed to have been test flown by the end of 2016. The PAF could procure the JF-17B as an operational conversion unit (OCU) system and potentially lead-in fighter-trainer (LIFT). It is not known if the JF-17B orders would come from the existing Block-II run (for 50 planes) or if it would amount to additional orders. The PAF's additional Block-II orders could come in the form of JF-17Bs, albeit at a lower rate, leaving a substantial – if not most – of PAC open for exports.
Overall, 2017 would be opportune for phasing out the F-7P. Currently, squadrons No. 14 and No. 18 are the only units flying the F-7P and FT-7P, respectively. If the PAF were to transition No. 14 to the JF-17, it would simply have No. 18, which serves as an OCU squadron. The JF-17B would be a natural fit for No. 18.
Is there a timeframe to retrofit Block III avionics etc in the first 2 blocks? It of course will be after Block III is introduced but any provisional dates?
Supplementing Steve's question furthure, can Block1 be fitted with AESA? with or without and structural/engine changes?
I am not sure how many professionals able to answer that question are on this forum. I am sure there are rules about not publicising policy matters. We enthusiasts can just hope and wait for official news. What a pain! lol
Steve, here's a relevant link to an older Quwa article looking at the potential (likely?) AESA option:
In even earlier Quwa articles there was speculation the Block-III nose cone was to undergo a "nose job" to accommodate the AESA radar. This 'info' was from one of Quwa's respected commenters who has family links to PAF and has had a chance to visit PAF Miranshah Air Base.
However, since the release of the KLJ-7A image, it appears the size, shape of the new radar is similar to radar used in current Block-I/II. Perhaps it can be fitted to earlier blocks. Another problem is the RD-93 engine might be underpowered to utilise the new AESA radar. So it is more than just a case of being able to fit the radar itself onto earlier blocks.
A lot of maybes, likelys, hopefullys and to cap it all, I'm no expert in the field either. Maybe Bilal can give more concrete info whenever his time zone allows.
Excellent info thanks! I don't think we can do much about RD-93 without a major redesign. Chinese engine may be custom built of JF17 and may be optimum.
If the Chinese engine can be fitted to the existing JF-17 airframe and if the new AESA radar is custom designed for the JF-17, as it appears to be, then we are onto a winner. It would mean the entire JF-17 fleet could in a few years time consist of AESA equipped fighters with a more powerful engine. Imagine that! Several squadrons of multi-role, sanction proof fighters kitted out with as many top notch goodies as we can afford, need and, most importantly, utilise as we see fit. Anytime, anyplace. No Uncle Sam to seek clearance from.
Wow, my initial comments came this far. Steve, now you know how many of the readers have the same doubts which I have, We got a chance to be done with US, we should avail it, F-16 should be considered forgotten story, latest F-16 with AESA goes up to par Rafale's price tag. Very very risky move if we go towards the F-16s, they will carry a huge US wishes package, which now, brother I have gotten sick of carrying. Thunder has given us a lot more confidence, we should not forget to thank Russians for their uninterrupted RD93 supply, had it been USA, you can imagine that Thunder project wouldn't have even started. I got my answers about AESA. Let's hope for the best and keep trying for SU-35/37, just for the sake of a potent deterrence/long range and THRUST VECTORING bird.
Mr.Adbul Rashid, congrats for your own AF base. By the way, in Washington, there is going to be a 4 year long comedy show waiting for us, headed by none other than Donald Duck.
Let's see if Bilal let my these comments get through.
So considering what all the smart people in this discussion are saying, why is the PAF groveling before the US through the Pakistani Ambassador? Are they stupid or what? I don't understand their angle.
I don't get it either, why PAF/PAK is doing this. What PAF will get? a few jets (may be) with an oversized package of instructions and demands.
It's not grovelling but putting out feelers which is appropriate, but would prefer a higher level private interaction. Need a major effort to mobilise overseas Pakistanis in USA a lot of whom are US citizens and high income professionals to lobby congress effectively. Use firms on K street which everyone does. We don't have to buy with ridiculous conditions that are not in our interest. If they come subsided, soon, in numbers, and with all the bells and whistles why say no.
Wtf engine power has to do with redar. Electronics doesn't run on engine thrusts, it shows how stupid some comments are in here
Welcome to Quwa, Mr. Nas. I have not seen you here before but what an entrance, eh? Before calling others comments "stupid", it would not harm to make a query in a more friendly manner, would it?
I will quote you some details from an older Quwa article and comment by Bilal Khan. This might shed some light on your 'query':
Question: "WTF engine power has to do with radar?"
Answer: "One of the general challenges with AESA radars is the impact these radars can have on weight and power consumption in the fighter. If the PAF intends to include AESA radars with the intention of maintaining or even improving the radar detection and engagement range of the Block-2, it will need a lighter airframe and MORE POWERFUL ENGINE".
– See more at: http://quwa.org/2015/10/17/jf-…
Not a comprehensive answer to your 'query' but I hope it has helped.
what Abdul says is very true, Engine power has everything to do with powering an AESA radar, advanced power cooled jammer etc.. The advanced electronics on-board dictate such a necessity.
Depends on the weight and size of the AESA radar and its cooling systems. As mentioned earlier by Abdul Rashid & co, the KLJ-7A might be very similar in its dimensions and weight to the KLJ-7V2, then yes, it is plausible.
I wouldn't be so optimistic. I would expect some conditions attached to the sale. Gen Mattis seems to favor a "carrot and stick" approach to Pakistan. Then we also have to consider the possibility that F-16 manufacturing may shift to India. Where will that leave us? With the unending Indian spite for Pakistan, they might sign the contract with General Dynamics just so they can control F-16 spare parts.
Very true. I personally for a while held the opinion that Pakistan should covertly reverse engineer the F-16 in order to ensure the availability of spare parts if the Indians manage to achieve their goal of attaining production rights; however, I have now shifted to the belief that it would not be economical or worthwhile as the F-16 would become obsolete by the time Pakistan could accomplish this, especially when tasked with working with great secrecy. Pakistan should continue to focus on the JF-17 Thunder which arguably is comparable in overall performance to the F-16.
I agree with you Mr. Fapple. JF-17 is probably the safer bet. Why bother with F-16? Once bitten, twice shy as they say. Sounds like we need to be bitten a thousand times before we learn our lesson. JF-17 Block-III holds promise. Hopefully it will help us get over our F-16 love affair.
Anyway, here is an original photo of both aircraft together, taken at PAF Base Abdul-Rashid…..
i no longer have any love for F-16 considering the pain Pakistan has been put through for these birds. I don't blame US for using these jets as a tool of foreign policy, I do blame our leaders for inviting this headache. Then again, I'm not the one who is in charge of defending Pakistan's borders. Its much easier for me to say all this.
I am against buying any more F-16 which has had its day. As far Gen. Mattis is concerned, the message I got from "Incentivising Pak army" was that Pakistani Generals will be bribe by CIA and Pentagon to follow orders from Washington. Although is Pakistan's best friend the US has a vast and powerful intelligence footprint in Islamabad which gives US the impression that they can treat Pakistan like dirt but their interest will still continue to be served by their lobby groups and agents in Pakistan.
China is Pakistan's best friend.
If not F16 then what? Nobody will sell anything else and we have a funds problem. JF-17 is not top tier. J-31 is not ready. There is no choice. Ask the PAF they love F16.., block 50/52 is the best interim fighter. India are not that stupid to buy a fighter the PAF knows this well, and they have other choices.
Even if you place an order now no new F 16 will arrive within 5 years as the US wants to keep Pakistan in line and says if you dont do as told then no new toy for you on your birthday. Within the same timefrane JF-17 will be ready. Its design has already been finalised and production could start in 2018 or 2019.
Also looks like the F-16 port wing tip could do with some attention. And what's with the USAF markings on it? There is something seriously wrong here, Rizwan.
Oops! Now I get it, "Abdul Rashid" AFB. Joke's on me!
LOL!, After your earlier response I was compelled to change the wording of my comment slightly to make the joke more obvious!
Nah, not too seriously into it. These are die-cast models I bought, requiring minimal assembly. The beauty is both models are the same scale, 1:100, so it is useful to compare and visual 'in the flesh'. They sit on little stands on a shelf in my bedroom. The plan is to add other similar class single-engine fighter jets to the collection. Gripen NG and LCA Tejas (when a die-cast 1:100 model is available) are on the list.
Pakistan should induct block 3 in large numbers because an AESA Radar, Helmet Mounted Display and 2 pilots in one aircraft can increase the capability of dog fight.
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3 Casablanca
4 100 Rounds
5 Real Life
6 Power
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8 All I Got Is You, Part II
9 Jury
10 Fuck Them
11 Skit Nº2
12 Live From New York
13 My Favorite Dred
14 Friday
15 The Table
16 Sneakers
17 Raw
18 Pop Shit
19 Heart to Heart
20 Forecast
21 Outro
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