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Departed New York on Jan. 14-1943 on and arrived Liverpool on Febr. 2 (Arnold Hague gives 48 ships). This does not mean that all the ships arrived that port on that date; some ships had other destinations. |
List received from Eric Bissmire. His info has been supplemented with details found in original documents received from Roger Griffiths, England (Commodore's notes) - His source: Public Records Office, Kew.
Underlined ships returned to port. For info, quite a few of the ships in this convoy are listed in Convoy GN 32, others had arrived New York at the end of Dec.-1942 with Convoy ON 153. Some are listed in ON 155 (see also ON 165 and ON 166). Br=British, Bel=Belgian, Am=American, Du=Dutch, Norw=Norwegian, Pa=Panamanian. |
Fort Brule (Br) |
Salinas (Am) |
Sabine Sun (Am) |
Clan Mcgillivray (Br) |
Devis (Br) |
Winkler (Pa) |
Pandorian (Br) |
Moreton Bay (Br) |
Karamea (Br) |
Port Adelaide (Br) |
111 Port Huon (Br) |
121 Villanger (Norw) |
131 Deido (Br) |
Biscaya* (Norw) |
Pontiac (Am) |
Atlantic Sun (Am) |
City of Christiania (Br) |
Thysville (Bel) |
San Ambrosio (Br) |
George W. Knight (*) |
Eclipse (Br) |
Leerdam (Du) |
Pan Maryland (Am) |
112 Amerika (Br [Da])** |
122 Cavina (Br) |
132 Curacao (Du) |
Saturn (Am) |
33 Anglo Indian (Br) |
43 Egda (Norw) |
53 Gulfpoint (Am) |
63 Laurelwood (Br) |
73 Tamaroa (Br) |
83 Nortind (Norw) sunk |
93 Norfalk (Norw) |
103 Djambi (Du) |
113 Lone Star (Am) |
123 City of Lyons (Br) |
133 |
14 | 24 Fort St Francois (Br) |
34 Saint Bertrand (Br) |
44 Lady Rodney (Br) |
54 Brimanger (Norw) |
64 Athelduchess (Br) |
74 Temple Inn (Br) |
84 Empire Dickens (Br) |
94 Brasil (Norw) |
104 Port Darwin (Br) |
114 Boskoop (Du) |
124 | 134 |
15 | 25 | 35 Fort La Maune (Br) |
45 Roxburgh Castle (Br) |
55 Empire Coleridge (Br) |
65 | 75 Kollbjørg (Norw) sunk |
85 Canara (Br) |
95 San Adolfo (Br) |
105 Banffshire (Br) |
115 Johnathan Sturges (Am) |
125 | 135 |
* Biscaya must have cancelled (or returned to port) - she's listed as sailing in HX 224. Also in this convoy, but not included in this table, were Esso Baltimore (U.S.) and Fort Amherst (Br), both bound for Halifax, and the British Fort Longueuil and Torr Head, both joining from Halifax (others joining from Halifax are named in Notes below). Other ships appear to have been scheduled, but did not sail. According to the Advance Sailing Telegram for the next convoy, they were: * This is probably the Panamanian Geo W. McKnight. ** Amerika was originally Danish, sailing under The Ministry of War Trasnport from May-1940 (sunk in Apr.-'43, Convoy HX 234). |
Commodore Rear Admiral D. M. T. Bedford was in Pandorian, Vice Commodore was the captain of Port Adelaide. Average speed: 7.38 knots. The convoy had 51 ships upon departure, 55 after HOMP. Note that some of the ships in this convoy had been cancelled from the previous convoy, they are named in HX 222. The following ships joined from Halifax at 09:00 Jan. 17, in 44 46N 61 00W: Esso Baltimore (U.S.) and Fort Amherst (Br) left for Halifax Jan. 17, in 44 46N 61 00W. Banffshire returned to New York with boiler trouble at 08:30 on Jan. 15, in approx. 40 28N 69 10W - listed in the next convoy, HX 224. The Commodore says: All vessels were able to maintain convoy speed except in adverse weather when there were a number of breakdowns. 16:20/23rd - Fort La Maune endangered convoy by breaking W/T silence to report she was hove to with two lifeboats and one raft gone. The signal was preceded with dashes over a prolonged period which made it very easy to D/F. Also, at 10:00 on the 24th she broke W/T silence with ? groups to pass signal giving her position and that she was making water and might not survive another gale. Kollbjørg - 13:00/24th, broke in two. (Survivors rescued by Pan Maryland). Nortind was also sunk with all hands. She had stopped to stand by the broken Kollbjørg (together with Pan Maryland) and was subsequently unable to catch up with the convoy - see my page about Kollbjørg, as well as Nortind for more info on this. Moreton Bay - 18:00/27th, switched on navigation lights unnecessarily. City of Christiania - 12:40/29th, unable to get a flashing signal through to C. of C. although she was not far off. Devis - 12:00/31st, called "Devis" incessantly by flashing lamp but she would not answer - also great difficulty in getting her by flags. The Commodore adds: Escorts: Western local escort parted company at 09:00 Jan. 17, in 44 46N 61 00W, and were relieved by Western Local Escort North. Related external link: To the next HX convoy in my list HX 224 |
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It was a beautiful day in mid-January when our family enjoyed a walk around the Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary's Dinosaur exhibit. Heading back to the freeway, driving the side roads of McKinney, we passed a couple gas stations. The side of a Shell station had a large "Tacos 99¢" sign on a window. There was no other signage or even a name for the food stand inside the service station, but inside was a diverse selection of breakfast, fried burritos, hot dogs and tacos.
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Date: | Wed, 19 Jul 2006 09:08:30 +0100 |
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Should elementary schools be allowed to consider race when making admissions decisions?
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On Monday, the Supreme Court will decide whether the Constitution allows for schools to use race as a determining factor in their admissions processes.
One of the cases before the court deals with Seattle's attempts to have the racial make-up of their public schools mirror that of the city as a whole (40% white, 60% racial minority). When a particular school has too many applicants, race is used as a tie-breaker, with preference given to students from under-represented races.
Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito, two conservatives recently appointed to the Supreme Court, were both against quotas, affirmative action, and other programs designed to benefit minorities when working as lawyers in the Regan administration -- opinions which may possibly turn the tide in what has, up until now, remained an unresolved issue.
Opponents of the system utilized by school systems like Seattle say it's discriminatory, while advocates feel we must actively preserve desegregated education.
Is it fair to let race play a factor in a school's admissions decisions? Even if you don't think so, isn't it important that students of all races are educated together?
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Jeanie said...In response to your questions, Jonathon, absolutely not! I prefer public schools as segregated as possible. This (according to governmental studies) results in the least overall school violence, and the most "learning" (defined by test scores, etc., which may or may not be accurate.
In any case, affirmative action-type incentives have no place in a meritocracy. And capitalist America IS still a meritocracy. At least it certainly is in most every aspect of American culture -- except public schools.
Schools -- public or private -- should, for their own good, except the highest-caliber students they can. And I don't necessiraily presume "high-caliber" is synonymous with "high grades." I advocate DIVERSITY regarding talent and specialization: art, writing, math, spelling, music, acting, sculpting, wrestling, advocating, etc. Diversity among race, forced and unnatural, results in bland schools which turn out robotic, ill-informed, low-achieving students.
Jeanie said...'Accept' - not - 'except' in that last paragraph - Sorry.=)
Angelica said...The problem with your approach Jeanie is that schools themselves are not of high-caliber...and no matter of segregating will draw away from the fact that it is within the structure of our school system that students will do well, along with the drive of the students to succeed.
All of this naturally begins in the home.
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Richie Rich (comics)
Richie Rich | |
The cover of Richie Rich No. 1 (Nov. 1960).
Publication information | |
Publisher | Harvey Comics |
First appearance | Little Dot #1 (Sept. 1953) |
Created by | Alfred Harvey Warren Kremer |
In-story information | |
Full name | Richard Rich Jr. |
Team affiliations | Rich Industries |
Richard "Richie" Rich, Jr. (often stylized as Ri¢hie Ri¢h)[1][2][3] is a fictional character in the Harvey Comics universe. He debuted in Little Dot #1, cover-dated September 1953, and was created by Alfred Harvey and Warren Kremer. Dubbed "the poor little rich boy," Richie is the only child of fantastically wealthy parents and is the world's richest kid.
During Harvey Comics' heyday (1950–1982), Richie was the publisher's most popular character, eventually starring in over fifty separate titles, including such long-running comics as Richie Rich, Richie Rich Millions, Richie Rich Dollars and Cents, and Richie Rich Success Stories.
In 2011 Ape Entertainment began publishing a new licensed Richie Rich comic book series, taking the character in a very different, action-oriented, direction.[4]
Publication history[edit]
Although created in 1953, Richie didn't have his own title until 1960. Once he did, however, he quickly became Harvey's most popular character,[5] eventually starring in over fifty separate titles. The flagship, Richie Rich, ran 254 issues from 1960 to 1991 (with a hiatus from 1982–1986), followed by a second volume which ran an additional 28 issues from 1991–1994. Other long-running titles were Richie Rich Millions (113 issues from 1961–1982), Richie Rich Dollars and Cents (109 issues from 1963–1982), and Richie Rich Success Stories (105 issues from 1964–1982). (Harvey ceased publishing in 1982, but started up again in 1986 under new ownership;[6] this hiatus resulted in the cancellation of many titles.) Richie (along with many of the Harvey characters) have been published only sporadically since 1994.
Writers for the Richie Rich comic books and syndicated comic strip included Sid Jacobson, Lennie Herman, Stan Kay, and Ralph Newman. Richie Rich's most famous illustrator is Warren Kremer. Other illustrators included Ernie Colón, Sid Couchey, Dom Sileo, Ben Brown, Steve Muffatti, and Joe Dennett.
Despite any negative stereotypes associated with his incredible wealth, Richie Rich is portrayed as kind and charitable. (In fact, his moniker is "the poor little rich boy.") He lives in an expensive mansion and owns at least two of everything money can buy. Richie appears to be around seven to ten years old and wears a waistcoat, a white shirt with an Eton collar (which is obscured by a giant red bow tie), and blue shorts. He occasionally attends school in his hometown of Richville.
Ape Entertainment[edit]
For the Ape Entertainment comic book series debuting in 2011, the character was updated by emphasizing his altruistic side: "A mix of James Bond and Indiana Jones with the bank account of Donald Trump, Richie Rich is an altruistic adventurer who travels the world helping the less fortunate!"[7] The new Richie was joined by updated versions of his robot maid Irona and his butler Cadbury.[4]
Supporting characters[edit]
Rich family[edit]
- Mr. Richard Rich Sr. - Richie's father; an industrialist (first appearance Little Dot #3)
- Mrs. Regina Rich - Richie's mother (first appearance Little Dot #1)
- Aunt Noovo Rich (a pun on the French term nouveau riche) - Richie's wealthy but very eccentric aunt who is crazy about posting signs; has a tendency to show off her wealth. She is Mr. Rich's sister.
- Aunt Mintley - Oft-bewildered aristocrat.
- Aunt Cleo — animal lover
- Uncle Worry - Richie's uncle, former coach of a professional football team known for its long losing streak
- Uncle Stormy - Another of Richie's uncles, whom Richie initially mistakes for an impostor named Blackie Bludsoe in one issue
- Dollar - Rich family dog, a "Dollarmatian" (like a Dalmatian, but with dollar signs instead of spots).
Van Dough family[edit]
- Reginald "Reggie" Van Dough Jr. - Richie's mean cousin, known for playing constant pranks on everyone, most notably Richie and his family, which causes his father to punish him. Treats his servants shabbily (often by calling them "peasant," which causes them to call him "monster", but they swiftly correct themselves and call him Master). (first appearance Little Dot #2)
- Reginald Van Dough Sr. - Reggie's father, often angered with Reggie's non-stop pranks, and often punishes him for them.
- Vanessa Van Dough - Reggie's mother; not as quick to punish Reggie for his pranks, but she doesn't tolerate Reggie's unabashed cruelty either. It is never clearly determined whether Vanessa is related to Richie's mother or his father.
- Penny Van Dough - Reggie's baby sister, she talks only in "baby talk." The curl on her head is shaped like a dollar sign.
Richie's friends[edit]
- Gloria Glad - Richie's redhead girlfriend, notorious for her regular refusal of the many luxurious gifts Richie offers, and for her disdain for the open display of money, diamonds and other forms of wealth in Richie's household, despite his efforts to conceal it from her.
- Mayda Munny - Richie's snobby wannabe-girlfriend, who never wins his attentions. Immensely jealous of Gloria, and often angry when her plans to snare Richie's attention backfire on her. Like Reggie, Mayda is snobbish and addresses those beneath her as "peasant".
- Freckles and Pee-Wee Friendly - Richie's poor but most-prized friends (first appearance Little Dot #2)
- Jackie Jokers - A young comedian and all-around entertainer with a flair for the vaudevillian.
- Billy Bellhops - A redheaded boy who worked as a bellhop at his father's hotel. Premiered in "Richie Rich and Billy Bellhops" in 1977 but was short-lived.[8]
- Timmy Time - An extraterrestrial boy who time-travels to present-day Earth with his robot friend Traveler (landing on the Riches' private beach) from the year 2019 in search of tholarine, a substance he needs for spaceship fuel back in 2019. Premiered in "Richie Rich and Timmy Time" in 1977 but was short-lived.[9]
Rich employees[edit]
- Herbert Arthur Runcible Cadbury - The Riches' butler who attends to the Rich estate. British born, Cadbury gives the image of propriety and servility. When need demands, however, he becomes a tough, gun-toting man of action. He is also a master hypnotist, ventriloquist and wood-carver.
- Irona - The Riches' robot maid and Richie's bodyguard
- Bascomb - The Riches' chauffeur
- Chef Pierre - The Riches' chef extraordinaire
- Mr. Cheepers - Mr. Rich's accountant
- Mr. Woody - The incompetent Rich estate carpenter whose work falls apart with a light touch
- Nurse Jenny - The Rich family nurse; was Richie's nanny when he was a baby
- Professor Keenbean - The head of the Rich research and development department and Richie's personal tutor
- Professor Mindblow - A worker at the research and development department.
- Chadwick - The Riches' assistant butler
- Minnie Mintz - One of the Riches' cooks
- Captain Fuzzby - A member of the Riches' estate police
- The Onion - A recurring villain with horrible onion-powered breath capable of knocking victims unconscious with a trademark "hashoo!"
- Dr. Blemish - A recurring villain, an evil genius scientist and nemesis of Prof. Keenbean.
- Dr. N-R-Gee - A recurring villain with the distinguishing feature of a huge red light bulb for a head, caused when scientist Phil Lament (a pun referring to a light bulb's "filament") suffered an electrical accident in his lab.
- The Condor - A billionaire mastermind with his own terrorist army, and the Rich Family's worst enemy, whose only desire is to take over Mr. Rich's empire.
In other media[edit]
Animated TV series[edit]
- Beginning in 1980, Richie Rich appeared in his own Saturday morning cartoon show, Richie Rich where Richie Rich was voiced by Christian Hoff and then Sparky Marcus. The show aired on The Richie Rich/Scooby-Doo Show from 1980–82 and The Pac-Man/Little Rascals/Richie Rich Show from 1982–84. In the animated version, Richie and his pals are somewhat older, around 12 years old. In the cartoon, Richie wears a red sweater with the letter "R" in front. His redhead girlfriend Gloria was voiced by Nancy Cartwright (who does the voice for Bart Simpson) with the voice talents of Dick Beals as Reggie Van Dough, William Callaway as Professor Keanbean, Joan Gerber as Irona and Regina Rich, Christian Hoff as Freckles and Pee-Wee, Stanley Jones as Cadbury and Mr. Rich, and Frank Welker as Dollar.
- In 1996, the second and most recent Richie Rich animated television series aired in non-network syndication, starring Katie Leigh as the voice Richie Rich and Irona. The series ran for 13 episodes and portrayed Richie in his "classic" tuxedo outfit. The show also features the voice talents of Jeannie Elias as Freckles, Gloria Glad, Reggie Van Dough, and Pee-Wee, René Auberjonois as Richard Rich, Chef Pierre, and Professor Keanbean, Pat Fraley as Dollar, Martin Jarvis as Cadbury and Bascomb, and Susan Silo as Regina Rich.
- Richie Rich was parodied in the Adult Swim cartoon Robot Chicken with the TV show MTV Cribs, where the character is portrayed as a playboy and a rapper, and he shows his house on the same style as the MTV show.
Live action TV series[edit]
Netflix has ordered a half-hour comedy series titled Richie Rich with Jake Brennan starring as Richie Rich, along with Joshua Carlon, Jenna Ortega, Lauren Taylor, Kiff Vanden Heuvel, and Brooke Wexler. The show is executive produced by Jeff Hodsden and Tim Pollack, from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and A.N.T. Farm. The show is produced by DreamWorks Animation.[10]
- Richie Rich, a live action film adaptation was released in 1994, with Macaulay Culkin as Richie Rich, Edward Herrmann as Richard Rich, Christine Ebersole as Regina Rich, Jonathan Hyde as Cadbury, Michael McShane as Professor Keanbean, John Larroquette as the evil Laurence Van Dough, and Frank Welker providing special vocal effects. It was produced by Silver Pictures Davis Entertainment and released by Warner Bros. under its Family Entertainment label.
- A live-action sequel, Richie Rich's Christmas Wish, followed in 1998. This film starred David Gallagher as Richie Rich, Martin Mull as Richard Rich, Lesley Ann Warren as Regina Rich, Keene Curtis as Cadbury, Don McLeod as Irona, Michelle Trachtenberg as Gloria, Eugene Levy as Professor Keanbean, and Jake Richardson as Reggie Van Dough.
Titles published[edit]
Published by Harvey Comics unless otherwise noted
- Richie Rich
- vol. 1 (Nov. 1960 – Jan. 1991)—254 issues
- vol. 2 (Mar. 1991 – Nov. 1994)—28 issues
- Richie Rich Adventure Digest
- Richie Rich and... (Oct. 1987 – May 1990)—11 issues; each issue had a different guest star whose name became a part of the title for that issue only
- Richie Rich and Billy Bellhops
- Richie Rich and Cadbury (Oct. 1977 – Jan. 1991)—29 issues
- Richie Rich and Casper (Aug. 1974 – Sept. 1982)—45 issues
- Richie Rich and Casper in 3-D
- Richie Rich and Dollar (Sept. 1977 – Aug. 1982)—24 issues
- Richie Rich and Little Dot
- Richie Rich and Gloria (Sept. 1977 – Sept. 1982)—25 issues
- Richie Rich and His Girlfriends (Apr. 1979 – Dec. 1982)—16 issues
- Richie Rich and Jackie Jokers (Nov. 1973 – Dec. 1982)—48 issues
- Richie Rich and New Kids on the Block
- Richie Rich and Professor Keenbean
- Richie Rich and Reggie
- Richie Rich and Timmy Time
- Richie Rich Bank Book (Oct. 1972 – Sept. 1982)—59 issues
- Richie Rich Best of the Years Digest
- Richie Rich Big Book
- Richie Rich Big Bucks
- Richie Rich Billions (Oct. 1974 – Oct. 1982)—48 issues
- Richie Rich Cash (Sept. 1974 – Aug. 1982)—47 issues
- Richie Rich Cash Money
- Richie Rich, Casper, and Wendy
- Richie Rich Diamonds (Aug. 1972 – Aug. 1982)—59 issues
- Richie Rich Digest (Oct. 1986 – Oct. 1994)—42 issues
- Richie Rich Digest Stories (Oct. 1977 – Oct. 1982)—17 issues
- Richie Rich Digest Winners (Dec. 1977 – Sept. 1982)—16 issues
- Richie Rich Dollars and Cents (Aug. 1963 – Aug. 1982)—109 issues
- Richie Rich Fortunes (Sept. 1971 – July 1982)—63 issues
- Richie Rich Gems (Sept. 1974 – Sept. 1982)—43 issues
- Richie Rich Giant Size
- Richie Rich Gold and Silver (Sept. 1975 – Oct. 1982)—42 issues
- Richie Rich Gold Nuggets Digest
- Richie Rich Holiday Digest
- Richie Rich Inventions (Oct. 1977 – Oct. 1982)—26 issues
- Richie Rich Jackpots (Oct. 1972 – Aug. 1982)—58 issues
- Richie Rich Million Dollar Digest
- Richie Rich Millions (Sept. 1961 – Oct. 1982)—113 issues
- Richie Rich Money World (Sept. 1972 – Sept. 1982)—59 issues
- Richie Rich Money World Digest
- Richie Rich Movie Adaptation
- Richie Rich Profits (Oct. 1974 – Sept. 1982)—47 issues
- Richie Rich Relics
- Richie Rich Riches (July 1972 – Aug. 1982)—59 issues
- Richie Rich Success Stories (Nov. 1964 – Sept. 1982)—105 issues
- Richie Rich Summer Bonanza
- Richie Rich Treasure Chest Digest
- Richie Rich Vacation Digest
- Richie Rich Vacation Digest Magazine
- Richie Rich Vacation Digest '93 Magazine
- Richie Rich Vaults of Mystery (Nov. 1974 – Sept. 1982)—47 issues
- Richie Rich Zillionz (Oct. 1976 – Sept. 1982)—33 issues
- SupeRichie
See also[edit]
- Rollo (in Nancy)
- Wilbur Van Snobbe (in Little Lulu)
- Lord Snooty (in The Beano UK Comics)
- Royal Roy, (a Star Comics answer to Richie Rich)
- ^ "Richie Rich (Harvey comic book). Page 1". ComicVine.com. Retrieved November 27, 2011.
- ^ "The Richie Rich/Scooby-Doo Show, Vol. One". Amazon.com. Retrieved November 27, 2011.
- ^ "Richie Rich Feature Film DVD (1994)". Amazon.com. Retrieved November 27, 2011.
- ^ a b "'Richie Rich' Comics Return," ICv2 (Oct. 9, 2010).
- ^ Markstein, Don. "Richie Rich, the Poor Little Rich Boy," Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Accessed May 14, 2011.
- ^ "From the Ashes: Charlton and Harvey to Resume Publishing This Spring," The Comics Journal #97 (April 1985), pp. 15-16.
- ^ Solicitation language from Richie Rich Digest Vol. 3: Just Desserts & Other Stories, published by Ape Entertainment. Accessed Dec. 11, 2011.
- ^ http://www.comicvine.com/billy-bellhops/29-74604/
- ^ http://www.toonopedia.com/tim-time.htm
- ^ Nededog, Jethro; Bennett, Anita (October 29, 2014). "Netflix Orders Live Action 'Richie Rich' Series From AwesomenessTV (Exclusive)". TheWrap. Retrieved October 29, 2014.
- Richie Rich at the Comic Book DB
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We serve the homeless, the hungry, the unemployed, victims of abuse, trafficking, refugees, children, the elderly and dysfunctional community members. The hurting sisters who come to us are clearly in need of more than the obvious food, clothing and shelter, which they may be lacking. Some seek a refuge from violence. Some want help finding assistance in overcoming immigration issues. Some are refugees. Some seek referrals to educational assistance or job training. Those who cannot help themselves turn to us, and we respond to every call for help.
The equal worth of women to men is no longer negotiable in political circles, religious circles and family circles, as women's rights are frankly human rights. I am a vocal advocate that women serve in equal participation at the helm of mosques, religious student organizations, community centers and religious schools without hindrance, and that the culture of exclusion that tragically exists in some of these locations be erased with a rising generation.
"I remember so well the first day I met him, he was 12 years old then with a sharp piercing look. He was referred to me in clinic after a suicide attempt for which he was hospitalized. His life had fallen apart after his home was broken into violently in a robbery. He was haunted by the image of the perpetrators and the life of this child would be overtaken by flashbacks, nightmares and an inability to fall asleep fearing the worst is yet to come, for safety he kept a baseball bat underneath his bed. A few years later he is now thriving, going to school and planning for college. Nothing was more gratifying than when he got me a card with a pristine natural scene that read, 'Thank you for helping me find my inner peace.' I know that I have no control over what people like him have endured in their past but I feel grateful when they allow me into their lives so we can try to build a better future together."
"One of the best ways to bridge the gap between the East and the West is to create new platforms for engagement between the two. As such these students are in their own right ambassadors...[and they] return to the region with a new rejuvenated skill set that can help create a more innovative Middle East."
"In one of the programs, Catholic and Muslim high school students in Staten Island, NY visited a church and a mosque and helped to clean up each other's houses of worship (vacuum, dusting, etc.). With the guidance of religious leaders from each community, they developed friendships, learned about social justice in each tradition, and also understood the value of taking ownership and responsibility for maintenance of sacred spaces...
Bringing the youth together helps reinforce a mindset towards peace and cooperation for the greater good. It was important to do this kind of work in New York City, and particularly in Staten Island, where there is a sizeable proportion of first responder families who were directly involved in disaster response and recovery in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Overall, I think the project works to reinforce the idea that we have more in common across faith lines than differences, and that we can actually [use] the positive teachings of our faith traditions to assist those in need and for the betterment of our communities."
"O mankind! We created you from a single pair of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may know each other, not that ye may despise each other." (Chapter 49, Verse 13)
"I designed an exchange program for Qatari and American school children where students from four Qatari high schools and two American high schools got a chance to immerse in each others' cultures for two weeks.
The first visit involved the visit to Qatar of American students from two American high schools from inner-city Boston and New York. The American students were learning remedial level Arabic but had zero exposure to the Arab culture or Arabs. Similarly, the Arab students had zero exposure to American culture or Americans prior to the visit, but had knowledge of Basic English...
During my initial conversations with the American children and their parents via webinar, I learned that their understanding of Arabs was based on stereotypes propagated by negative media and Hollywood movies.
Similarly, the Arab children had skewed views about Americans. A few of the questions I got from the parents of the American kids astounded me, they wondered whether their kids would be traveling via 'camel-back' from the airport to the hotel or whether their children would have enough protection from the 'terrorist threats' and 'exploding bombs.'
In a similar vein, the Arab kids were expecting to see mean, arrogant, pot-smoking, tattoo-laden American students without a hint of manners. I decided to employ the webinar sessions to introduce both cultures to each other before the actual trip began...
Fortunately, once the webinar technology began to work, it took 30 minutes for both sides to warm up to each other and then it was difficult for me or the teachers to control the spate of multiple conversations...
The conversations included sports, sharing Facebook information, and favorite movies and video games. The actual visit of the American kids to Qatar was even more enthusiasm-laden. They were not only welcomed with the warmest of smiles and hugs but the best of Qatari hospitality... They were also flabbergasted to see the flashiest of cars, tallest of shiny-glass buildings, biggest mansions and beautiful beaches... The trip ended with lots of hugs and tears on both sides, each side reluctant to let go of the other, along with bags and bags of Qatari gifts.
Fortunately for them, they were not going to be apart for too long, as the Qatari kids would embark on their journey to the U.S. including a groundbreaking visit to the NASA youth camp in Florida along with their new American friends. The exchange program ended with lasting friendships, love for each others' cultures and a ridding of age-old stereotypes."
"I was still in training... riding third on the ambulance. Shortly after we were dispatched to a call in a nursing home for a "CPR in progress". The patient was eating dinner, steak to be precise, which he couldn't cough up and continued blocking his airway which led to his (cardiac) arrest.
Paramedics were on scene first so when we pulled up, my trainer told me to hop in the back of the paramedic's truck with them. They asked if I had ever done compressions before, I told them I have only done so on mannequins and they told me to get right to it.
I did continuous compressions to the hospital while one of the paramedics assisted in ventilations by bagging the patient and the other paramedic administered cardiac medications intravenously. Once we reached the hospital, the patient's heart began beating on it's own again."
"We began doing huge 40-foot containers filled with medical and humanitarian relief items and were exuberant each time one reached its destination. It was humbling knowing that thousands of people could get some dignity by getting clothed, able to sleep in soft blankets sent from New England or their children could get some temporary relief by playing around with a soccer ball or hugging a teddy bear in addition to the actual medical supplies we send off."
"On a cold winter night, when I was a resident, a young beautiful pregnant lady was rushed into our triage area by EMS. Within minutes, she started to appear very sick. It became evident quickly that she is losing her baby and needed surgery, blood and blood products urgently.
She had developed DIC -- a condition that requires blood products in order to prevent massive bleeding and death. I will never forget the urgent feeling of literally hundreds of thoughts rushing through my head simultaneously and the tens of phone calls I made in the hour that followed, in order to get the blood to our mall community hospital.
I ran up and down the hospital, and finally got the products from a distant blood bank in about an hour, meanwhile she got sicker and sicker. I quickly hung them on the pole and started squeezing them so they would get into her body fast enough.
I was silently praying to God for her recovery, as blood was oozing from every pore of her body. I kept remembering the verse from the Quran that says 'And whoever saves one life- it is as if he had saved mankind entirely.'
Then the surgery was over. Her death felt so close, but she survived. In an immense and unique moment of mixed emotions (anxiety, relief, sorrow), it seemed like each member of our team - despite our different backgrounds- had recognized a humbling yet overwhelming appreciation of human life."


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The Center for Shakespeare Studies offers an array of workshops and lecture/discussions for groups visiting Ashland and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF). Educational programming is required for all out-of-state groups (and in-state groups not affiliated with Oregon public educational institutions) who choose to stay on the SOU campus. Each student must receive a minimum of four hours of educational programs during the group's visit. This requirement can be fulfilled by the workshops listed below or by your qualified instructor(s), who must be approved in advance by the Center (M.A. in English or Theatre required).
OSF Workshops, Discussions, Exploring Design, and Prologues also fulfill the SOU educational requirement for visiting groups. The OSF Backstage tour does NOT help meet this requirement. OSF programs can be ordered directly from the Festival's Group Sales office (541-488-5406) at least three weeks in advance.
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What did Shakespeare's theater look like, how were the plays performed and how did the audiences behave? Who were the star actors; what kind of props and costumes were used? Learn from our Shakespearean scholars these answers and more. Available in the fifty minute session only. |
POST PLAY DISCUSSIONA Shakespearean scholar helps examine and discuss the plays and productions that your group has attended at OSF this season. Max of 60 students per session accepted. |
SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN LECTURE/DISCUSSIONThis workshop looks at the acting of the women's roles on the stage in Shakespeare's day; the introduction of female actors after the Restoration; and the presentation of women in Shakespeare's plays. Max of 60 students per session accepted. |
RENAISSANCE DANCEAn expert dancer shares his/her knowledge of court and country dances of the Renaissance through lessons in cinquepaces, bergomasks, galliards and other dances. |
MASKS AND MOVEMENTUse masks and movement as tools for the imagination to explore how the body expresses itself. Exercises range from studies of each person's "neutral" posture to ways of creating characters and creatures. Available weekends and evenings only. |
THEATRICAL MAKEUPAn actor demonstrates some skills and secrets of the makeup artist's craft using volunteers from the class. If requested in advance, class can focus on a specific area of the craft. Available for up to 60 students however the smaller size of 40 is recommended. |
MUSIC OF SHAKESPEARE'S TIMEEver heard a krummhorn, gittern, pipe and tabor? Enjoy a blast from the past, as master OSF musician Sue Carney plays an array of seldom-heard historic instruments of Shakespeare's time, and answers your questions about music through the ages. Available for up to 60 students per session. This interactive presentation puts the class in charge, as Sue fields questions about all aspects of our musical past, present, and future. The resulting discussion explores many subjects- from the origins of music and its effect on the brain, to the invention of instruments and the role of singing in modern life. Ideally, the group leaves with more questions than they came with, and the discussion often continues long after the class is over, as students make new connections between their personal journeys and the fascinating world of the past. Connects easily with your school's curricula: music, theater, Shakespeare studies, literature, humanities, history, prehistory, archeology, natural history, biology, brain science, acoustics, and more. Contact Sue at |
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My beau lives right on the river 2 miles downstream from the Shawville dam so we often paddle sections on either side of that spillway. We keep records on the levels when we go out but they are up at his place. I'll ask him to bring our trip log down this weekend (we live 130 miles apart) and get back to you.
So far this year levels are looking better than last year (which was horrible, as I'm sure you know.) But who knows what we can expect as this Spring progresses.
The "Paddling Pennsylvania" book has some data on optimal levels of some sections and notes on the rapids if I recall correctly. My copy of the book is also up at his house so I can't check it right now.
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Untangling Ethics Theory from Attorney Conduct Rules: The Case of Inadvertent DisclosuresAndrew M. PerlmanSuffolk University Law School George Mason Law Review, Vol. 13, 2005 Abstract: The article addresses a common question: What should the rules require lawyers to do when they receive inadvertently disclosed privileged information from an adversary? Many commentators have incorrectly assumed that ethics theories, such as the zealous advocacy model, can tell us the answer. In fact, existing ethics theories should serve a more limited role: they should only tell lawyers how to behave when the rules do not offer clear guidance. To correct this mistaken reliance on conventional ethics theories as the primary generators of the positive law, this article develops an alternative model. The model suggests that, when creating professional regulations, we should draw on a wider range of values, including not only zealous advocacy, but also justice, morality, professionalism, consumer protection, consistency with other law, and the numerous considerations that go into lawmaking more generally, such as the reduction of contracting costs. By identifying and then weighing these various factors, this article concludes that the profession can provide a better framework for the development of professional regulations in general and a clearer answer to the inadvertent disclosure issue in particular. Through the creation of a framework of this sort, it becomes apparent that we need to make two significant revisions to the Model Rule in this area, which at present only obligates recipients of inadvertent disclosures to notify senders about their mistakes. First, the Rule should be revised to require lawyers to return inadvertent disclosures when the senders request such returns, but only if the senders make the request before the recipients have reviewed the documents. Second, in those cases where senders do not discover their own mistakes, the Rule should not require recipients to bring those mistakes to the senders' attention. The article contends that these proposed revisions are consistent with the wide range of policy rationales that should underlie professional rulemaking. Number of Pages in PDF File: 50 Keywords: inadvertent disclosures, ethics theory, attorney-client privilege, model rules of professional conduct JEL Classification: K40, K41, K49 Date posted: June 1, 2006Suggested CitationContact Information
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headline read: "Maine Governor LePage Celebrates 100th Anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire." The "celebration" turned out to be an announcement that Republican Governor Paul LePage wanted to remove a mural at the Department of Labor and to rename several conference rooms that honor national and local labor leaders because, according to the Lewiston (Maine) Sun Journal:
The"The administration felt the mural and the conference room monikers showed "one-sided decor" not in keeping with the department's pro-business goals…"
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"The mural had sparked complaints from "some business owners" who complained it was hostile to business."
The mural, by the way, was erected in 2008 following a jury selection by the Maine Arts Commission and a $60,000 federal grant. Judy Taylor, the artist from Seal Cove, Maine, said that her piece was never meant to be political, but simply a depiction of Maine's labor history.
One panel depicts the first woman secretary of United States Department of Labor, Frances Perkins, who helped establish Social Security and pass laws against child labor and to improve workplace conditions. She is buried in Newcastle, Maine.
It's curious that the governor would choose the anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire (March 25,1911) to announce his intentions.
Perkins, after all, became involved in labor reforms following the 1911 fire that resulted in the deaths of 146 garment workers in New York City.
Incidentally, Governor LePage may not know that the building housing the US Department of Labor in Washington is named the "Frances Perkins Building." He can find her portrait hanging prominently inside along with portraits and murals of great leaders of American labor.
Just over one month ago, LePage announced his appointment for the state's secretary of labor, Cheryl Russell, but, well, she withdrew on the 17th when she found that--according to the governor's press release:
"…She has some business matters that she must continue attending to that prevent her from serving in my cabinet. I appreciate Cheryl's strong interest in serving the people of Maine and wish her continued success as a business leader."
Maybe LePage is taking down the mural and holding a contest to name the conference rooms in an effort to attract new candidates? There must be another stellar business leader who would like to serve in the governor's cabinet, especially in this highly regarded post. Stay tuned!
Say, speaking of prospects for those conference room names, how about Chainsaw Al? Now there's a good "business replacement" say, for Rose Schneiderman, the trade unionist whose rousing speech following the Triangle fire seized the nation and led to public calls for improved safety conditions for workers. One conference room currently bears her name. But, I digress.
Anyway, let's sum up. The nation is celebrating Women's History Month and, too, the 100th anniversary of the tragic Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. The Governor of Maine decides to remove the name of Frances Perkins, who moved by the deaths of so many young women workers in that fire, spearheaded efforts to improve safety conditions for workers. Perkins' name and that of at least eight other labor leaders are to be removed and a contest held to replace them in, yes, the Department of Labor building!!!
What an ill-considered, even warped and mean-spirited, but certainly overtly political act. Well done, Govornor LePage. I hope your efforts prove to be enormously counterproductive. Try as you might, you can't rewrite history. What you can do, though, is grossly embarrass your state and the nation. That, sir, you did well.


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H.RES.546: Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that the Department of State should raise the travel advisory for Egypt from the current level of "Travel Alert", in place since November 7, 2011, to "Travel Warning", the highest level of travel security advisory, until all 43 detained nongovernmental organization workers are given the freedom to leave Egypt.
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Just when you reckoned you had the Canadian writer-director pegged as a master of sci-fi and horror ("Scanners," "The Fly," "Videodrome") he turned to tales of sexual confusion ("Dead Ringers," "M. Butterfly," "Crash"), then to crime stories ("A History of Violence," "Eastern Promises") and then, just last year, to a biopic about Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung ("A Dangerous Method").
Now he's back, very quickly, with "Cosmopolis," an adaptation of Don DeLillo's novel about Eric Packer, a financial tycoon riding in a limousine through a tumultuous Manhattan day as his fortune is buffeted by global markets and his state of mental well-being decays. Ostensibly, the troubled fellow is trying to get downtown to get his haircut. But like Odysseus's voyage home in "The Odyssey," there's much more to it than that.
Describing the story in a telephone interview from his Toronto base, Cronenberg explains that "the barber shop is not just a place where you go to get a haircut. It is his past. He's returning to his childhood, to capture or reconnect with something that in his young adulthood he has lost."
Packer is an unsympathetic protagonist, a titan of finance at age 28 who browbeats his employees, cheats on his wife, and presumes (and often incites) the worst in every person and every situation he encounters. It's no wonder that he travels in an armored car, with a bodyguard, under constant fear of death threats. And yet, Cronenberg, following DeLillo, finds a poignancy to his situation.
"As the movie progresses," he says, "he becomes more and more vulnerable and childlike, and he begins to confess that he doesn't know how to interact, how to talk to his wife. He says, 'This is how people talk, isn't it?' Although he is incredibly powerful and successful in his abstract bond-and-money-trading way, he has disconnected himself. Just as he has insulated his limo, he's insulated his life from the vibrancy and human energy of the city. And he's trying to connect with that."
There's a terrific claustrophobia to "Cosmopolis" based simply on the fact that (again, following DeLillo), it's predominantly set in the interior of the protagonist's high-tech limousine. Cronenberg, who confesses that "For me to just do what is normal is not that interesting," was excited by the challenge of making a movie in such a confined space.
"I really like the structure," he says. "I showed my crew two movies. I showed them 'Lebanon,' which takes place entirely inside an Israeli tank, and I showed them 'Das Boot,' which takes place almost entirely inside a German submarine. And in some ways this limo of Eric's is a tank and a submarine. But it's also a kind of vacuum tube or bell jar. It's his environment that he's created. The limo becomes something surreal. It becomes his moving environment that he forces everyone to come to, not just for conversations and business but for sex and medicine. You come into my environment and I control the space. Even the way he sits: it's like he's on a throne at the back of the limo. And it gives you the sense that this is his place of power, and he's created this environment to exercise and demonstrate that power."
Given the heavy New York atmosphere of the film, it's something of a surprise that Cronenberg should have chosen the British actor Robert Pattinson for the lead role. Pattison is best known, of course, for the relatively featherweight demands of the "Twilight" films, which reveal little of the heavy, internal and intellectual stuff that "Cosmopolis" demands. After declaring that "casting is a black art: there's no rule book to guide you," Cronenberg explains that he watched some of Pattinson's non-"Twilight" work, especially "Little Ashes," in which he played the young Salvador Dalí, and felt he'd found his man. Still, he admits, there is, in all such matters, a leap of faith."It's just intuiting that he can do the role," he says. "Because you're asking him here to do things he hasn't done before. But I was convinced by the time that I had done all my work that he was the right guy. I knew he was good, and he surprised me by how good he was."
One of Pattinson's challenges was the sheer density of the dialogue. "Cosmopolis" is filled with deep, thick, abstract conversations that can feel more literary than cinematic. But Cronenberg says that it's a mistake to think of cinema as a more purely visual than verbal art. "If you ask me 'What is cinema?,'" he says, "I would say that the essence of cinema is two people talking. That's the thing we photograph most in a movie: a person's face, usually talking. Even in an action movie you get a lot of that, percentage-wise. I've never shied away from dialogue because, as I say, I find it innately cinematic. You find people who say, 'That's theatrical,' because for them theater is dialogue. But to me that's completely wrong. Dialogue is innately cinematic, and when you think of something as 'theatrical' you're thinking of something else, you're thinking of something structural."
What's more, he says, DeLillo's dialogue uniquely lends itself to the screen. "I think of Don's dialogue in the way I think of David Mamet or Harold Pinter," he explains. "It's based in reality, it's the way people speak, but it's also very stylized. It has an askew kind of quality that gives it a heightened coherence. And everybody in 'Cosmopolis' speaks in the same way; they understand this kind of talk. And that only happens when you're in a very enclosed community. But in a weird way that's what you get with Don: a closed community of Don DeLillo."That said, Cronenberg continues, his "Cosmopolis" is not DeLillo's. "My approach to adapting his book," he explains, "was to accept the difference between the two media, and to be brutal about it and not to resort to voice-overs reading the book to you and so on. I've said it many times: to be loyal to the book you have to betray the book. And I did that with 'Cosmopolis.' Although in the case of 'Cosmopolis,' almost every word of dialogue in the movie is directly from the book."
The finished film is a chilly look at this unstable moment in American culture, with unrest on the left and the right, a financial system seemingly on the verge of collapse, and all the traditional ways of understanding ourselves and our world challenged. Cronenberg says that, as a Canadian, he feels that he's got a front-row seat to the spectacle of a superpower in a state of change and tumult.
As he puts it, the Canadian cultural critic Marshall McLuhan believed "that not being in America but being in a kind of backwater and observing America gave him a perspective that an American couldn't have. And there could be some truth to that. You can't claim it as a triumph or victory; it's just happenstance. But in Canada we are uniquely positioned to observe America, because in one way we're obsessed with America, and our destinies are very linked, and in another way we really are a very different culture. So I think that being a Canadian and living in Toronto gives me kind of a perfect perspective to do a New York story."
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The Winnipeg Jets are confirming Twitter reports today that forward Alex Burmistrov has signed with the KHL in Russia.
The club issued the following statement from GM Kevin Cheveldayoff late Monday morning:
"Through our conversations and correspondence with Alex and his agent, it became apparent Alex had a desire to continue his development as a young player in the KHL. He remains a very talented player within the Jets organization and we will continue to monitor his progress and development going forward."
The Jets issued the statement after Russian hockey reporter Igor Eronko tweeted this morning that Burmistrov had signed a two-year contract with the Ak Bars Kazan Bears of the KHL.
Despite signing in the KHL, Burmistrov remains a Restricted Free Agent in the NHL and the Jets retain his rights should he decide to return to the NHL anytime in the next five years.
Burmistrov (6-1, 180, b. 21 Oct 1991, Kazan, Russia) previously played with Ak Bars Kazan during the 2008-09 season.
He was a first round -- 8th overall -- draft pick of the Atlanta Thrashers in 2010. He scored 6 goals and added 14 assists in 74 games with the Thrashers during his rookie 2010-11 season.
Burmistrov's offensive output improved marginally during the franchise's first season in Winnipeg -- he scored 13 goals and added 15 assists in 76 games for the Jets in 2011-12.
But his numbers fell off markedly last season, when Burmistrov scored just 4 goals and added 6 assists in 44 games with the Jets.
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