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Faithfully Yours – Pet Bereavement
Counselling for people who are having difficulty coping with the death of a pet
15 St. Oswalds Crescent
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Forget Me Not
Pregnancy Loss Support
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Foundation for Study of Infant Deaths
Cot death research and support
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Freshfield Service
Drug independence information and counselling service
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Gingerbread – For single parents
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- Website: Gingerbread
Headway Cornwall
Working with people with head injuries, their families and carers
- Tel: 01208 873567
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- National Headway helpline - 0808 800 2244
Jobcentre Plus
Benefits advice, including for bereaved people
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- For more information please see our Jobcentre Plus page.
Lesbian and Gay Bereavement Project Helpline
Tel: 020 7403 5969: (Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 7.30pm to 9.30pm)
Lone Twin Network
Support for bereaved twins
54 Ventnor Avenue
Hodge Hill
Email: email@example.com
Website: Lone Twin Network
Macmillan Cancer Support
Support for people living with cancer, their carers and families
- Tel: 020 7840 7840
- Website: Macmillan Cancer Support
Meningitis Trust
Meningitis support, research and information
- Tel: 0800 028 18 28
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website: Meningitis Trust
Miscarriage Association
Support for women and their families during and after miscarriage
- Tel: 01924 200799
- Email: email@example.com
- Website: Miscarriage Assocation
Missing People
Advice and support to families of missing persons. Helping to re-unite families
- Tel: 0500 700 700
- Email: email@example.com
- Website: Missing People
The Mission to Seafarers
Comfort, friendship and support for seafarers
- Tel: 0207 248 5202
- Email: Online contact form
- Website: The Mission to Seafarers
The Multiple Births Foundation (MBF)
Support to parents of twins, triplets and more, and the twins themselves. Specialist bereavement support
- Tel: 0208 383 3519
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website: Multiple Births Foundation (MBF)
The Natural Death Centre
Promoting natural funerals and improving the "quality of dying" for people and their families and friends
- Tel: 0871 288 2098
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website: Natural Death Centre
NHS – Bereavement Support Services
Advice and Support to people suffering bereavement at the hospital
Tel: 01872 252713 (RCH Treliske)
Please also see the Bereavement Support information on the NHS Choices Carers Direct website.
NHS Breast Cancer Support Service
Support and Counselling to women with breast cancer and their families
For information about local support groups please see our Cancer Contacts page.
Please follow this link to see information about NHS Cancer Screening Programmes.
NHS – Care of Next Infant (CONI)
Support for couples expecting babies who have already lost one or more babies through cot death
Tel: 0207 233 2090
Please also see the 'Care of next infant' information on the Foundation for study of infant deaths
Listening, support, understanding, respect and encouragement for anyone experiencing, or who has experienced, emotional distress.
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New Zealand's Valerie Adams has become the most successful shot putter in history, winning a fourth world title at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow on Monday.
Joining only a handful of athletes in track and field ever to achieve four individual world titles, yesterday's milestone sees Adams as the most dominant athlete her sport has seen.
The Olympic champion won with a toss of 20.88 meters. Christina Schwanitz of Germany took silver with a throw of 20.41, and Gong Lijiao of China earned bronze with a toss of 19.95.
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The Flash will crossover with Arrow
Superhero movies aren't just for the geek communities now. If the Dark Knight trilogy proved anything, it's that superheros appeal to nearly everyone. So the news that The Flash will be hitting screens, but it'll be the smaller, in-your-home variety, is not only a surprise, but it's quite a refreshing one.
"We plan to introduce a reoccurring character and an origin story of Dr. Barry Allen, who you now know is The Flash," said CW's President Mark Pedowitz . "We're planning an origin story. We'll see how it goes, and hopefully it will go well. We do want to expand upon the DC universe. We think they have rich characters that we can use, and we felt this was a very organic way to get there." (New York Daily News)
But why is this happening: why no Flash movie? Well, as is so often the case, we're pretty sure this comes down to money. You see, it'll take around $200m to make a big-budget super hero blockbuster these days (the third Dark Knight cost $250m to make), but an episode, depending on special effects and the cast, etc, could be something like $5m.
This means they can get two seasons of the TV show for the price of one film, and given that the show will cross over with Arrow – CW's other superhero TV show – the positive effect could be felt elsewhere as the shows help to promote eachother.
The Flash will appear in episode 8 of Arrow with no 'powers' per say. He'll come back in 9 and 20, and if all goes well, he'll be in line for his own show. This all isn't to say there won't eve be a Flash movie. DC comics have talked about the big screen, but Pedowitz is sure "there are no conflicts in any way, shape or form" with going ahead on TV.
The likes of Bradley Cooper, Ryan Gosling and Chris Pine have all been linked to a Flash movie in the past.
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Age: 30-35
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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Yes, that was my reaction when I put it on. It stung a bit but I figured that was the ingredients doing their job. I continued for a couple more days and finally my eyes could handle no more. Not very moisturizing. And it stings! Also extremely drying for the eye area. My eye area was PEELING! I couldn't even put make-up to cover it up because my skin was just flaking everywhere. Never again.
Try at your own risk.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
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Is it possible that an eye cream could make my eyes drier than before? Yes, with this product. Disappointed that this didn't work out - I thought hyaluronic acid was supposed to be a rock star product for aging skin. The cream made the inner part of my eyelids flaky and wrinkled because of dryness. It seems like it gave me more lines under my eyes. Still recovering from this after 4 days. Sorry, MB, I love you but this eye cream sucks.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I give this product a 1 on price because it was a sample, but I would rather put ANYTHING on under my eyes besides this. This gave me a chemical burn that took a week with neosporin to clear! Couldn't cover it up with makeup or anything! My eyes were RED and PUFFY and then turned to RED, PUFFY, AND SCALY! Horrible!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I am honestly shocked at all the negative reviews of this product! My HG eye cream is/was Chanel Rectifiance. I believe the first time I bought it, it was around $50. Even at that price, I was nursing it along, making it last as long as possible. But last I checked it was $85?! At 29 years old, that's more money than I can justify spending on wrinkles that don't even exist.
This eye cream is totally different than my HG Chanel, but I honestly like it just as much. I feel that it's a more "appropriate" product for someone my age. It's lightweight, sinks in quickly, moisturizes well without feeling greasy. It doesn't irritate my insanely sensitive skin and eyes.
I use a pea-sized amount for each eye and apply it to my entire lid/brow and next to, beneath, and between my eyes. Whatever is left over, I apply to my forehead. I've been doing this for about 6 months now and I've noticed that the skin on my forehead is looking awesome lately.
Literally my only complaint is that I don't like sticking my fingers in the pot (I am a germophobe). I would love if this came in a squeeze tube. That's pretty much it.
Age: 44-55
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This product left the skin under my eyes looking crepier than before I used it. It took a week of using something else (DHC Extra Nighttime Moisture) to undo the effects. Worse than useless.
Age: 19-24
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Just hit my 20's and so I wanted to start using an eye cream that didn't have all the added anti-aging/wrinkle ingredients. I was recommended this at Ulta and so I bought the container of it.
After two weeks of using it I find my eyes are always ichy and irritated on the applied area. I've also developed these red bumps that are really ichy around my eyes. Definitely will not repurchase. I'm sure this is lovely otherwise, but I definitely recommend getting a sample first if you're thinking of buying.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
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Eyes: Brown
Despite the bad reviews I consider this stuff pretty miraculous. At 29 I just started noticing "crinkles" around my eyes. My reaction was to run to the cosmetic surgeon. He suggested I inject small amount of collagen to fill the hollows and smooth the lines. A week before my appointment I bought this stuff and loved it. It wasn't too greasy, didn't interfere with make-up application and I was seeing a tremendous improvement. I went in for my treatment and the doc REFUSED to inject me because my eyes had improved THAT much. Even my boyfriend sees a big difference. It may be extreme but I found it life-changing!! The base ingredient Hyaluronic Acid is actually what Juvederm (synthetic colagen) is made of, so when I put it anywhere I have had collagen (lips, smile lines) it plumps them up!!! I will purchase again and again..
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I never had a problem with dry undereyes but I got a sample of this and thought "why not try to prevent wrinkles?" How wrong I was. After two weeks of continuous use morning and night, one morning, I suddenly noticed I had developed 2 deepset wrinkles under one eye and 3 under the other! I've never had a problem with wrinkles before (I'm not old enough yet) and this was a horrible experience. I've waited a few months and stopped using the cream and the wrinkles are still there. Wish I never laid eyes on the product.
Age: 25-29
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Eyes: Brown
Wow, love this product! I just got back from a trip to tahoe, nevada, and the skin around my eyes got sooo dry and flaky-gross! I got this product and the first night i used it my eyes were so much better. The flakiness was pretty much gone and my eyes were less puffy too. The skin feels supple. This is a great product for all skin types including sensitive. The aloe soothes and the hyaluronic acid locks in that moisture.
Age: 19-24
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I wasn't too impressed with this eye cream. As a pro it didn't irritate my skin and it was lite moisturizer, though not long lasting. It just wasn't for me. I didn't see any difference after using this product for a week (morning and then before bed). I prefer my usual eye cream instead.
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A different decision here, a change in judgment there, and the intersecting lives of Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow might have been completely altered.
Sanchez never was really close to becoming the Broncos' quarterback of the future, as Tebow is now.
Which is fine, because Tebow never was super serious about becoming the USC Trojans' star quarterback, as Sanchez eventually became.
"We have a pretty good relationship," Tebow said. "He was one of the hosts on my visit to SC."
Tebow, as people came to realize, was a Florida Gator through and through. Finished with college and a couple of days before the 2010 NFL draft, Tebow worked out privately for the Broncos, who wound up selecting him in the first round, No. 25.
A year earlier, the Broncos privately worked out Sanchez a couple of days before the 2009 draft. The Broncos even briefly explored the possibility of moving up from the No. 12 slot before determining it would be too costly.
Word of the Broncos' interest in Sanchez, though, may have been enough to stir the Jets into trading up from the No. 17 slot to No. 5.
"Just trying to cross the T's and dot the I's in our preparation for the draft," said Broncos coach Josh McDaniels, who came down with a debilitating case of migraines and sent general manager Brian Xanders and offensive coordinator Mike McCoy to the USC campus for Sanchez's workout last year. "How close, and this and that? We just made sure we did all our homework."
Funny how life turns. Sunday afternoon at Invesco Field at Mile High, the Broncos with Tebow on the sideline will meet the Jets with Sanchez behind center.
Sanchez struggled through his rookie season with the Jets before refining his game in time for the postseason to join Ben Roethlisberger and Joe Flacco as recent rookie quarterbacks who made it to the AFC championship game.
Tebow hasn't yet received his chance with the Broncos, largely because incumbent quarterback Kyle Orton started playing like the second coming of Dan Marino.
Playing and struggling from the jump. Observing, absorbing and waiting. When it comes to breaking in rookie quarterbacks, NFL history has proven there are benefits to both.
"Definitely. Regardless of whether you get the opportunity on the field, it's a chance for you to grow and get better," Tebow said. "Mark did a very good job last year of relying on the supporting cast around him. And then when he needed to step up, he made plays, especially in the playoffs. Every time he's had a shot, he's always performed."
What night is to day, what the old Meadowlands is to the new Meadowlands, Sanchez the rookie is to Sanchez the second-year quarterback.
He threw eight touchdown passes and 18 interceptions in his final 12 games last year. He has opened this season with eight TD passes and zero interceptions for the Jets (4-1).
It might have been more difficult for Sanchez to succeed in Denver. With the Jets, Sanchez can play off the NFL's No. 1 rushing attack. With the Broncos, Tebow watches Orton operate with the league's worst rushing complement.
Still, in the NFL proof is only in performance, and among those impressed with Sanchez is the Jets' future Hall of Fame running back, LaDainian Tomlinson. During his previous nine-year stint with the San Diego Chargers, Tomlinson broke in first Drew Brees and then Philip Rivers. Brees and Rivers are now considered among the league's top five quarterbacks.
"In my opinion, (Sanchez) is ahead of where Philip and Drew were at this time in his career," Tomlinson said Wednesday during a conference call with the Denver media.
Not that Tebow is far behind. He's tied with Brees and Rivers with zero rookie starts.
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At the 43rd Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mapfre, Helena Lucas scooped Great Britain's first medal in Palma on Good Friday (6 April), with Ben Ainslie also claiming gold with a day to spare after a dramatic penultimate day on the Finn course.
Ben Ainslie crosses the finish line in first place in the Finn Class in the Princess Sofia Trophy, World Cup regatta, Palma.
On a breezy penultimate day of racing for the eight Olympic classes competing in Palma, Ben Ainslie's day took an unexpected turn when a collision on the startline of the first Finn race left him dashing to shore in search of a replacement boat after his sustained damage.
On finding one and switching his own rig into the spare hull, the 35-year-old Ainslie managed to make it back out to the course area in time to start the second race in which he finished third to amass an unassailable 35 point lead ahead of the final 10-boat double points-scoring medal race on Saturday.
'It was one of those crazy days and a really strange pre-start incident I think because of the big waves and trying to clear another boat which would have caused me to capsize onto another boat,' recounted the triple Olympic gold medallist.
'I injured myself in the process and reasonably damaged my boat so there was no real chance of continuing in the race in that state, so the best option was to come ashore and luckily there was a spare boat lying in the dinghy park that no-one was using. So we just switched the rigs round, came back out and just had to try and get a reasonable race to get round the course.
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'As it turned it out I was not very quick at all but managed to sail reasonably well and had very good speed downwind and I finished third. So it was a bit of an epic day, but sometimes these things are sent to test you and in a way there were actually some good lessons learned from crisis management.'
Ainslie, who defends his Princess Sofia crown from 2011, was delighted with his performance following a testing winter, during which he underwent surgery for a back complaint.
'It's a real boost [to win here] after a very difficult period so I'm very happy with the way I've been sailing and things in general, and my body seems to have held up reasonably well.
'I'm happy but there's a lot of work to do yet in the coming months in the build-up to the Games, and I'll keep pushing to try and get better and be better prepared.'
Ainslie's Skandia Team GBR teammate Andrew Mills has also made the medal race cut and is within five points of the bronze position,
Helena Lucas, the three-time World Championship bronze medallist, capped off a consistent week by claiming silver in the 2.4mR event – the only one of the three Paralympic classes to be contested at this first European World Cup regatta of the season – with gold going to Dutchman Thierry Schmitter on Friday's final day for the class.
'It's great to get a silver medal here – it just gives you that boost of confidence going into the next regatta,' Lucas commented.
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'The only person really missing from this regatta is Damien [Seguin], so it's a really strong fleet and it's great to go up against those guys and come away knowing I've got really good speed in all conditions, so I've been really happy with how the week's gone.
'Obviously I'd have liked to have been a bit closer to Thierry and given him a bit more of a run for his money. It looked like it was panning out that way at the beginning of the week but he kind of found his stride disappeared off into the distance a little bit but I'm not too worried about it,' she continued.
'I know I'm going pretty quick against him and he had one of those regattas where he couldn't really do anything wrong. I'm pretty confident I'm snapping at his heels, and going well all round.'
Megan Pascoe finished sixth in the 2.4mR fleet, meanwhile in the Laser class, Olympic Champion Paul Goodison will have his sights trained on Germany's Simon Grotelueschen in the final 10-boat showdown in his bid for gold.
The German world number 23 is seven points ahead of Goodison in the overall standings, meaning the Yorkshireman will have to finish four places ahead of him and keep an eye on the third placed Australian Tom Burton if he's to claim add the Palma World Cup title to his win in Miami in January.
Nick Thompson dropped to fifth overall after a tough day with 24,27 from his two races, but bronze is still possible, while Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson will be in a tense battle for the podium spots in the Star keelboat class. They're currently fourth, five points off of gold and with just twelve points separating the top seven positions heading into the final day.
In the 49er event, three Skandia Team GBR crews made it to the final day. John Pink and Rick Peacock are placed fourth, seven points off the podium places, with Dave Evans and Ed Powys just two points two positions behind, and Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes making a late sprint for the medal race spots with 21,1,6 for their day seeing them into them tenth place.
Charlotte Dobson and Alison Young ensured two British boats in the Laser Radial event in seventh and tenth overall, while Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark also made a late surge into the medal race spots thanks to a 2,3 from the day seeing them into 10th place, while Sophie Weguelin and Sophie Ainsworth had a tough day in the stronger wind conditions with two 15th places from their two races.
Lucy Macgregor, Annie Lush and Kate Macgregor lost out to Russia's Ekaterina Skudina in their 5/6th place play off to end their regatta in sixth overall, while a late surge of 1,15,2,3 in the final four fleet from Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell wasn't enough get them into the 470 men's medal race after a slow start to the week. They finish 19th overall.
Racing at the Palma World Cup regatta concludes with the final medal races on Saturday 7 April.
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Cheeky Donnellan Returns to London (via Russia)
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From Cheek by Jowl to the Wider World
One of Britain's most lauded theatre directors of the last decade and a half, Declan Donnellan has been curiously absent from the London stage of late. A few years back, the critical tide of goodwill appeared to turn against him, first with the ill-fated musical Martin Guerre, and then with two West End productions in 1999, Hay Fever (at the Savoy) and Antigone (Old Vic), that were mostly mauled by the critics.
These shows followed the suspension of the classical touring company, Cheek by Jowl, which Donnellan formed with his personal and professional partner, designer Nick Ormerod, in 1981. In its day, Cheek by Jowl became a regular fixture in London and around the country with such award-winning productions as an all-male As You Like It. So why give the company up? "Nick and I put it on hold for a little bit to do some other things we wanted to do but didn't have a chance to otherwise," Donnellan explains when we meet at a Hampstead coffee shop. "It's been very interesting moving onto various other things that our commitment to running a touring company couldn't allow, but we will come back to it."
Latterly, the pair's interests have mostly involved working abroad, including productions of Troilus and Cressida in Vienna, Le Cid at Avignon, The Winter's Tale in St Petersburg, the opera Falstaff at the Salzburg Festival, and Boris Godunov (pictured) in Moscow.
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Russia, in particular, has provided Donnellan with an artistic haven for some time now. "Russia has become a kind of home to me. We've toured nearly everything there since 1994, and have many, many friends in both Moscow and St Petersburg."
Donnellan appreciates the differences between the dramatic scene there versus what he had become used to at home. "It's much more exuberant," he notes. "There are huge amounts of theatre in Moscow - there are about 60 theatres, and Russians go to the theatre dementedly. Moscow has beyond question the most lively theatrical atmosphere of any city in the world I've ever gone to."
It was Lev Dodin, a long-time friend, who, in 1999, first invited Donnellan and Ormerod to create a production from scratch for St Petersburg's Maly Theatre, whose work Donnellan was already familiar with. "I was able to choose a play on the basis of actors I knew, and I was able to cast it in the space of a morning, which is unheard of in the UK or America," he says. That production, The Winter's Tale, which was subsequently seen at London's Lyric Hammersmith, won Donnellan the Golden Mask Award (the Russian equivalent of the Olivier), marking the first time that this prize had gone to a foreign director.
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Repeated subsequent invitations to work in Moscow eventually resulted in Boris Godunov. But unlike with the Maly, where the actors were part of a permanent ensemble, for the new production, Donnellan drew actors from various companies all over the city. "Muscovites had never seen these actors on the same stage together before. It was a huge privilege, but I was very nervous, too. One of the things I thought I liked most about Russian theatre was its sense of ensemble, which I was given for free by the Maly, but I worried that this would be like working in America, France or Britain, where I'd have to create it."
On the contrary, Donnellan discovered that, despite a poor knowledge of Russian and the consequent need to work through a translator, the cast were quick to grasp his intentions. "They also made a company from the first day, and there was never any sense of them being stars," he recalls. "They (Russians) have an incredible cultural ability to form a group."
That sense of ensemble, of course, is precisely one of the signatures of Donnellan's own theatrical work. He attributes the Russian knack for ensemble partly to the diminished mobility in the country's arts - stage actors are more devoted to honing their craft rather than rushing off to more lucrative television, cinema or advertising work. "In England, you're always second best to Coca Cola ads, Casualty or The Bill. In countries that don't speak English, on the other hand, they don't have that openness of frontiers with America, so there isn't that huge haemorrhaging of talent."
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Like the Russians he admires, Donnellan, too, has remained always true to the theatre. There's no American Beauty, Billy Elliott, Notting Hill or other celluloid dalliance on his CV. Instead, he's just written a book on acting, inspired by his experience of working with Russian actors. It will be published initially in Russian, with English and French editions to follow. Commenting on the book, he says, "I'm very interested in teaching, in training, and in the process of acting. I'm very interested in theories about acting, about proper rigours and disciplines for training actors."
Donnellan's recent appointment to head up the Royal Shakespeare Academy's just-announced Academy in Stratford for newly graduated drama school talent will allow him ample opportunity to put his theories into practice in the training of up and coming classical stage stars. But even with the demands the Academy will make on his time, Donnellan intends to continue directing, both with the eventual resurrection of Cheek by Jowl and also with other projects.
Later this year, Donnellan will reunite with Tony Kushner - whose two-part epic, Angels in America, he directed at the National - to mount the premiere of Kushner's Home/Body, at off-Broadway's New York Theatre Workshop. And next year, he'll head to Sydney, "to do the medieval mystery plays, but in the original middle English, using actors from the English speaking world."
A linguistic challenge? Of course. But when Donnellan admits he's "very interested in language", he's not lying. He relishes the unique demands of presenting Boris Godunov in Russian, Falstaff in German and Le Cid in French, and seems to swap languages as easily as countries. "I spend so much of my life either having my work seen by foreign audiences, or me seeing foreign work, that I almost don't notice the language anymore," he says. "It's interesting to see what language can't do, though. One of the things that theatre is about is the boundaries of language, and what words can't do but theatre can."
Boris Godunov plays at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, west London, from 12 to 16 June 2001. The production, performed in Russian with English surtitles, will appear in July at the Avignon Festival in France.
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THROUGHOUT the start-and-stop growth that has characterized the American economy in the past year, all eyes have been on the American consumer. Accounting for about 70 percent of the U.S. economy, consumers have kept the American and, indeed, the world economies from slipping into a deep recession by splurging on all manner of goods and services.
So much for the buy-side of the market. Less noticed is the revolution in the sell-side, the sector of the economy that is supplying the needs and wants of consumers. Start with automobiles. What were once seasonal price cuts designed to clear the lots at the end of the model year have become year-'round price reductions of as much as $5,000 on some vehicles. Manufacturers' efforts to end the price wars have failed: consumers merely postpone purchases for the month or two that it takes the truce to collapse. Which it does with the regularity of the phony truces promised to the Iraqi government by Moktada al Sadr.
The reasons are simple. The Internet gives consumers access to competitive price offerings, not only from their local dealers, but from around the country. Union contracts that require manufacturers to pay workers whether they are on the production line or at home watching the Olympics make it economical to keep plants operating even if the vehicles produced fetch prices that merely allow General Motors and others to break even. And competition between domestic and foreign manufacturers keeps prices at record low levels.
Autos are not the only sector in which the art of retailing has changed. We are witnessing the in-your-wallet effect of globalization, the impact of the Wal-Martization of several key product areas, and the final joining of the Internet with traditional stores--the merger of clicks and bricks.
The effect of globalization on the supply chain is now widely understood. Retailers shop the world for bargains in everything from sneakers to t-shirts to high-end jewelry, and are forced by competition to pass along the savings to consumers. What is less well understood is the effect that the globalization of retailing has had on the related property sector (some services, such as hair-cutting, are unaffected and therefore increasingly pricey).
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For Sue Menhart, music is a release from the everyday doldrums of the working world.
"We want out of our lives and into something else if at all possible," she said.
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"We want out of our lives and into something else if at all possible," she said.
The Sue Menhart Band, formed in late 2007, is a tight group of musicians who share that common ethos and use music to break out and have fun. She wants her fans to also break out and have fun.
"You'll leave the show a new person," she said. "We want people to scream, yell."
The formula for the Sue Menhart Band is a mix of folkish singer/songwriter lyrics paired with a rock sound. Think Jackson Browne meets Journey, or Bob Dylan meets Boston.
Menhart was in "about a million" cover bands until forming her current band, which is all original material. Her writing occured over some slepless nights. She said it's nerving playing original material in front of an audience, but she gets good feedback.
"Everytime I write something I think it's horrible until people say it's really good," she said. "It still shocks me."
The band's first album, "Torn," was recorded in a Griswold farmhouse, which had its problems (the cold) but had its advantages (being near nature).
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Why not plan your next family vacation in colourful and lively Miami, Florida—a glitzy big city flanked by dazzling beaches.
On the Atlantic coast of southeastern Florida, Miami sizzles with life, music, art, parties, conversation and spicy cuisine. Situated on a plain between the Everglades and Biscayne Bay, the weather in Miami is warm and mild all year round, thanks to the Gulf Stream. And because the city is so close to Cuba, much of the country's vibrant culture can also be found here. As one of the world's busiest cruise ports, not only does Miami ooze big city glamour, it also boasts gorgeous beaches with white sand and crystalline waters—a tropical paradise in the city.
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- Experience lively Latin culture in this glitzy, balmy, pastel-hued, pulsing city on the Atlantic. Miami is also a top market for Latin American art.
- Brush up on your Spanish. You'll likely hear more Spanish than English during your visit.
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- The view. Four Seasons Hotel Miami is the tallest building south of Atlanta at 70 storeys high.
What the kids will love
- The Hotel pools. Surrounded by a tree-lined, two-acre (0.81 hectare) lush patio garden with Birds of Paradise and cushy outdoor conversation areas, the seventh-floor Main Pool is an urban oasis. At the far end, the shallow Palm Grove Pool houses a grove of palm trees with hammocks draped in between. Warning: the kids will never want to get out. Revise your itinerary accordingly.
- The ocean. It's warm and the aquamarine water is stunning. Go at dusk to watch the sun melt into the Atlantic as the lights of the city skyline start to come on.
- Miami Children's Museum. With a two-storey sand castle, giant piggy bank and a 900-gallon (3,407-litre) marine tank, kids will love exploring the museum's exhibits.
- Walking around lively South Beach. Pick an outdoor café and people-watch.
What you will love
- The spa. Sign up for a poolside signature spa treatment or join the hard bodies at the fourth-floor Equinox. Hotel guests get complimentary access.
- Walking around South Beach. The nightlife sizzles here, and if you've got the kids with you, they'll love taking in all the action on the street. Think bustling cafés, blaring music, glamourous storefronts and enticing aromas.
- Date night. Hit South Beach again, but this time without the kids. You'll love the stylish Art Deco architecture, top-notch restaurants and plush hotel bars. Take in some live music, preferably something Latin, and sip some refreshing cocktails outside under the palm trees and neon signs. Set aside an evening for late-night drinks at Delano South Beach. Like some kind of Baz Luhrmann set, sultry doesn't even begin to describe it. The outside pool, flanked by votive-lit cabanas, goes on for miles.
- Private shopping or art tours. From shopping high-end fashions to fine art, ask the Concierge to book you a private tour.
- Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach. Located just over an hour north, spend a few relaxing days in Palm Beach to make it a two-stop Florida family vacation.
Look for
Natural beauty. Look up to see orchids hanging from the trees; or if you're lucky, you might even spot a manatee in the waters of Biscayne Bay.
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Dine in
Perched above the Hotel's pool terrace, indoor-outdoor EDGE Steak & Bar is known for its steakhouse-light concept and farm-to-table sensibility. Local seafood, fresh fruit and veggies, and unusual cuts of meat are the stars of the menu. Chef Aaron Brooks even harvests produce from the Hotel's two-acre pool terrace. A stylish, sleek lounge, the restaurant bar is particularly fun when a Miami Heat game is on.
For lunch, order the refreshing ahi tuna tartare with pickled shallots, watermelon and Italian parsley, or the flavour-packed grilled shrimp served over a quinoa and fire-roasted corn salad, shaved fennel, and tender baby spinach. The juicy EDGE Burger, featuring Creekstone Farms ground beef with puckery Vermont cheddar, chef's pickles and a side of house-cut fries, is also a winner.
On the EDGE kids' menu, go for classic kid staples such as chicken fingers or a triple-decker PB&J. Bonus: children under five, accompanied by parents, eat free at EDGE.
Dine out
Piola Brickell, off South Miami Avenue, is a great place to grab a slice of pizza with the family. The bright decor and colourful murals captivate children and adults alike.
Perricone's Marketplace & Cafe offers delicious food set in a beautiful indoor-outdoor tropical garden area where the ocean breezes add a relaxing vibe. With authentic Italian fare on offer, the Sunday brunch is the best time to take it all in.
Another local favourites located within walking distance of the Hotel is Novecento, home to local foods with a Latin American flare. Catch a movie at Lincoln Mall and head here for a post-show treat that's sure to please.
5 family to-dos
1. Spend a day at the beach. Crandon Park in Key Biscayne is one of the best options. It's very quiet and you'll feel like you're in the Caribbean. Rent umbrellas and chairs here; Four Seasons will supply pool towels.
2. Head to the zoo. Zoo Miami is something special. Yes, there are lions and monkeys, and you'll learn about the everglades. But, ranked No. 1 in TripAdvisor, the zoo also puts a huge focus on education. There are a variety of tours and interactive programmes available to help kids of all ages experience the animal kingdom in a unique and exciting way.
3. Take the kids to the museum. The Miami Children's Museum is also top-ranked. It includes a mini city where kids can try out being a doctor or a chef, and even shop in a miniature supermarket. (And Jungle Island is just across the street.)
4. Explore both land and sea. For younger kids, try Duck Tours, a silly, high-octane ride in an amphibious bus that takes you in the water and back on land with a zany, costumed driver. For older kids, take a boat trip around Star and Palm Islands, passing celebrity mansions. Or, visit the Schnebly Redlands boutique winery and Robert Is Here fruit stand in Homestead, about 45 minutes away by car.
5. Get outdoors. Take the family for a round of golf or tennis lessons. There's boating, sailing, deep-sea fishing expeditions … you name it, it's here. Ask the Concierge for more details.


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A follow-up to the end of DS9 would have been warranted. Heck, it would have warranted for VOYAGER as well. On the other hand, having seen how the TNG movies turned out, I remain relatively pleased that DS9 ended when it did. I can't help but wonder what 'the suits' would have mandated as a condition of a movie script being green-lit. The hand of even more extensive executive meddling, which comes as the inevitable price of making a major motion picture rather than a syndicated TV show, would have had a particularly devastating effect on DS9's format. The endless tide of suits with "changes" they want made to the script and a folder of demographic research reports backing them up. The chances are pretty good I feel that whatever integrity the script might have had at the beginning of the writing process would be dead in the water by the time it goes in front of the cameras, and like TNG they would have done nothing except retrospectively dilute the appeal of the series.
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Motherwell: Stuart McCall blown away by 'outstanding' display
Motherwell manager Stuart McCall said he witnessed "something special" as his side beat Scottish Premier League champions Celtic 3-1 at Fir Park.
Europa League qualifying ties are now a certainty for Motherwell in 2013/14.
"You demand energy and commitment, but some of the football was outstanding," McCall told BBC Radio Scotland.
"I normally say you have to score the first goal to win against the Old Firm; what character to go behind, come back and put in a performance like that."
Henrik Ojamaa's first-half strike, Michael Higdon's penalty and a Fraser Forster own-goal gave 'Well their second victory over Celtic at Fir Park this season.
And they will now play European football for the fifth year out of the last six.
"I could go through the team," McCall said. "There were some huge performances.
"I said to the lads 'enjoy that but don't get carried away with three games to go'. But they're special moments, to play as well as that against Celtic.
"It's a really proud moment. We beat Celtic a few years ago, 2-0. One was a mistake by them and one was a dodgy penalty, but today I thought we won in style.
"As a coach, as a person and as a player, you always want to try and improve.
"We looked at the points tally of 62 we got last season - the highest we've ever had in the SPL. We're on 60 now with three games to go. So I can't speak highly enough of the group of players we've got."
The North Lanarkshire outfit only need one more point to guarantee a second-place SPL finish.
Celtic, who made six changes to the team that clinched the SPL title against Inverness CT, went in front through Gary Hooper but Keith Lasley's expert pass enabled Ojamaa to level.
The Estonian then won his side a penalty after he was innocently clipped by Charlie Mulgrew, Higdon stepping up to convert his 26th goal of the season.
And Celtic's woes were complete when a misplaced Mikael Lustig headed clearance came off post then Forster for an own-goal.
"You can say they had people missing, but they bring international players in and I just think our lads were outstanding," added McCall.
"I think the fans should realise they've seen something special today.
"He [Lasley] is certainly not an unsung hero in our dressing room and he always seems to bring out his best against the best.
"That's what good players do; they try to raise their game when they're up against top quality."
Comment number 66. Posted by Bellshill bluenoseon 30 Apr 2013 21:23
@51 two words nae chance!!!! And both fans were out of order a don't condone any of the stuff that happened the young ones need to get a grip if u ask me half of them don't even know the history of it all my kids will support rangers but they wont get away with that kind of carry on like last night
Comment number 65. Posted by Bellshill bluenoseon 30 Apr 2013 21:13
Grim we will enjoy division 2 next season at least liewell didn't get what he wanted with reconstruction to keep us in the bottom tier so haha yo that and I will also enjoy the league title party at a sold out ibrox on Saturday aswell ah 55 n counting canny beat it!!
Comment number 64. Posted by Grimon 30 Apr 2013 20:10
Please be aware I will not tolerate the mocking of child abuse, that makes you as bad if not worse than the abuser him/herself! Comment has been reported to the police (59), anyone else to do such a thing will be reported instantly!! DISGUSTING!
Comment number 63. Posted by reiveron 30 Apr 2013 19:56
airdrie still regard that their history is intact and they are clydebank, rangers supporters should appreciate that they were treated as a "special case" and shown favouritism which was certainly not shown to airdrie, they went for re election and were turned down, other clubs should have been up for election with rangers, this has never been explained especially to other clubs seeking election
Comment number 62. Posted by Grimon 30 Apr 2013 19:45
@61 utter nonsense,you have proved yourself to be in denial and quite clearly wrong on all counts! and I will not entertain someone mocking child abuse, having 2 children of my own I see no other option but to report that comment to the police! SHOCKING!
Comment number 61. Posted by csgas85on 30 Apr 2013 19:35
One minute your an expert on liquidation and 'the way business works' then you couldn't care less about fact and technicallybecause 'your just right' and how dare I provide actual evidence that supports my case because irrelevant. At the end of the day I've totally disproved your nonsense and you can say nothing apart from 'it just is right' and 'im juat smarter'. Away back tae school ya tattie!
Comment number 60. Posted by Grimon 30 Apr 2013 19:30
@59 whats the point, your ignorant and too poorly educated to understand! Said all I need to say (the truth) if you cant deal with it, keep living in denial! Funny how you cant argue with the facts! muppet! You are so far beneath me you dont deserve a response (dont be offended its a class thing), maybe try barber college, you might understand things a bit better, more your level! enjoy div 2 haha
Comment number 58. Posted by Grimon 30 Apr 2013 19:19
@57 you have just summed yourself up with that one, You have taken a spanking! Dont make me spank you again!!!!!! Stay on your planet, I hear the weather is always nice there! #HEADSGONE!
Comment number 57. Posted by csgas85on 30 Apr 2013 19:15
So that means the company and club are different then, I knew ud see sense? U couldn't care how companies are run?!? But why u seem to be an expert spouting nonsense like assets being liquidated into cash, ha ha. And wots wrong with our history? Think we won the tax case and no case to answer on duel contracts? A lot less tarnish than yours may I say.
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After losing all his property in the fight for the rights of ordinary citizens in Sindh, Ghulam Rasool Sehto is now fighting for his life after braving more than 120 days of hunger strike in the federal capital.
Hailing from Khairpur district in Sindh, Comrade Sehto, the president of Sindh Hari Committee, has been on the hunger strike to protest the water shortage faced by small farmers in his native district and in the province.
"The irrigation department is so corrupt that the water management in Sindh should be handed over to the Rangers," he said, adding the other issue that is eating the future of our next generation like termite is 41,000 non-functional primary schools in Sindh and the issue of ghost teachers due to corruption in the education department."
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Dehydration and weakness due to lack of food intake landed Comrade Sehto, as he is commonly known, at Polyclinic Hospital on Sunday night after he fell unconscious at his protest camp outside Islamabad Press Club.
Incidentally, he was taken to the hospital and admitted to the private ward by the persons against whom he has started the struggle – the large landlords and the power brokers of Sindh - as a PPP MNA from Sindh came forward to have him admitted to the hospital after Mr Sehto refused to take food.As a matter of fact, if his demand to end water pilferage in the province, particularly Khairpur, is materialised, it would end the benefits enjoyed by the influential of the province.
Lying lifelessly at the hospital bed, Mr Sehto, 60, told Dawn that the water shortage in Sindh had been created artificially in some 30 canals because influential feudal lords and elected representatives steal water through their own diversionary courses.
Contrary to the general notion, he said there were two water-related issues in Sindh – water theft by Punjab and the influential who steal water meant for small farmers.
A life-long campaigner for the cause of ordinary citizens, Mr Sehto has already lost all the 27.5 acres of his ancestral land in the district of Khairpur in a bid to finance the newspapers, Daily Sindh, that he launched with the help of his friends in 1995.
While doctors struggled to recover his health, a small group of his supporters still manned the protest camp established by Sindh Hari Committee.
Incidentally, limited support is visible from the quarters concerned for the cause taken up by Comrade Sehto and President Awami Tehrik Ayaz Latif Palejo, who was recently in the federal capital, did not bother to visit him.
However, talking to Dawn on the phone, he expressed sympathy with Mr Sehto and his cause, saying: "Sehto is not demanding anything for himself, and the tyrant rulers are not listening to him."
Similarly, the ever vocal nationalist parties have been rendering only lip service to Mr Sehto.
Mr Sehto has described the nationalists as people on the 'payroll' who are present only to distract the masses from the truth and real issues. "The poor masses of Sindh are still not out of the slave mindset – how can we blame such a destitute for not standing up against the nexus of feudal, dacoits and bureaucracy."
Accompanying him in the hospital are his son and a close relative who narrated that there was some serious unrest in many areas of Sindh when Comrade Sehto initiated a hunger strike unto death some four years back in front of Sukkur Press Club against unavailability of water to the poor farmers.
"But I was deceived by Dr Nafisa Shah, PPP MNA and daughter of the Sindh chief minister. She persuaded me to end the strike promising that the issues would be resolved by the elected government," said Mr Sehto, adding: "but nothing has happened."
After the broken various promises on three occasions by the provincial and district level officials, Mr Sehto started his hunger strike in Khairpur some three months back.
He said he had called off his previous hunger strike after Khairpur's district commissioner promised him a hearing in the Sindh High Court (SHC) but the court did not even hear the case.
"These bureaucrats and influential know how to play with the law," he said and added that the SHC case was a "drama" staged by local officials and feudal lords to prevent the Supreme Court from following on the issue.
He moved to Islamabad over Eid in August after seeing no response from the local authorities.
"The Supreme Court is the only hope I see now," Mr Sehto said from his hospital bed.


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