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Otto Gross gets a look in, but only to highlight a counterpoint to the more considered Jung. Gross requested the need for more promiscuity. In terms of a bio pic, the Grand daddy of the drop out, deserves a film all to himself and the snap shot in this film does not do him justice.
Otto Gross, the son of Hans Gross, was the perfect child, hammered into submission into being a carbon copy of Daddy. He took to the Adlerian polarity, shifting from inferiority to superiority and rebelled against the dominating values. As a result he ignited the first stirrings of an emancipation for all.
Unfortunately it was the expense of his own wife and children. However trapped within a Victorian/Wilhelmine straightjacket, there were few compass bearings for an individual revolt against all values. Drawing on Stirner, Nietzsche and Bachofen he began to usher in a more individual view. Meanwhile as he sped away from Freud he also fought out a father-son battle. The upshot was he began to self medicate for being overpowered.
A theme that is only lightly touched upon in the film. For those who are interested it is well worth looking him up, a forgotten therapist who worked to influence, Eric Muhsam and Gustav Landauer, touching Kafka, DH Lawrence, Reich and the whole field of sexual liberation.
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A further complication is Jung's treatment with his new "talking cure" of the hysterical young Russian Jewess Sabina Spielrein, who recovers to become a celebrated psychoanalyst in her own right, but not before providing a fatal attraction for Jung.
The photography is beautiful, with many scenes of Swiss lakes or striking statues against a background of Viennese palaces. The large amount of "walking and talking" reflects the fact this film is based on a stage play by the ubiquitous Christopher Hampton. I also liked the attention to the period detail of the early 1900s: Jung's wealthy wife works on her embroidery the day after giving birth to her first child, while a buxom wet nurse suckles the infant. Freud's identification with Spielrein, as a Jew, and growing awareness of Jung as an Aryan, foreshadows the horrors of the Holocaust.Read more ›
Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightly) was born in the Russian district of Rostov-on-Don on 7 November 1885. She was "committed" to Zurich's "Burgholzi Psychiatric Clinic" by her Uncle where she came under the "care" of Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender). Jung was mentored by Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen).
The film progresses at a very slow pace, and it took all my determination not to press the fast forward button. You also have to remember that the subject matter can be somewhat dry, even for me and it's my specialist subject.
Otto Gross (Vincent Cassel) is added to the mix, though briefly. Other than the debauched Gross giving Jung "permission" to have an extra marital affair, there appears to be no reason for his inclusion. There was much more to Gross than portrayed.
I am not a fan of Michael Fassbender (Prometheus, X-Men: First Class) but his portrayal of Jung is excellent, and once you get over the fluctuating accent of Keira Knightly (Atonement) - it fluctuates between an attempted Russian to American and back (not bad for a UK born woman) - she gives an interesting performance as Speilrein. The tour-de-force is from Viggo Mortensen (The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, ...Read more ›
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When We Tell Our Inner Child that Something Bad Is HappeningBy Phyllis Stein, Ph.D.
December 31, 2006
Are you causing your inner child to feel sad or scared by telling him or her that something bad is happening? Phyllis shows us the subtle ways that we might be doing that.
There is a saying in some spiritual circles "You can't afford the luxury of a negative thought." I have never related to it. It always seemed like a way to try to be in control rather than be authentic. At them same time, a basic tenet of Inner Bonding is being aware of the effect of what we are telling our inner kids. Somehow, I never completely saw that everything I am thinking IS what I am telling my little girl. I didn't see that when I told her that something bad is happening, when I thought I was just thinking about something that was true, it had a profound effect.
On one level, this is completely obvious. I have a friend who lives in Washington, DC. I finally reached her by phone about 4 days after 9-11. She was in a state of total panic. "I am so scared," she said. "I have gotten 2 weeks worth of food. I have taken all the precautions. I took a long walk with my husband and tried to calm down by talking with him and nothing helped." I asked her to tune into what she was telling her little girl about how something terrible was going to happen. Then I asked her if she would say that to her granddaughter. She gasped and said, "No. I would tell her that we will be okay. That we are doing everything we can to take care of her." My friend got it. She calmed down instantly.
But this can be more subtle and confusing. For example, we live in a world of global warming and other potential disasters. We hear about how something bad is happening all the time. Some of us are glued to TV news, endlessly absorbing the threats. Imagine telling a real child, every day, the polar ice caps are melting. Everything is going to flood. Disaster is coming. Actually, some of us did grow up with a version of that. We felt sad and frightened. That is what we do to our inner children when we dwell on the bad things that are happening or going to happen. What would you tell a real child whom you loved very much? Maybe you would hold that child and tell him or her about all of the people that are working hard to keep this from happening. Maybe you would tell the child that you will be there and do what you can to stay safe. Maybe you would tell the child what you are doing to try to make things better. Maybe you would listen to the child's feelings about how scary and sad this is. Maybe you would talk about how God keeps us safe. Maybe you would stop watching TV news. There are a lot of loving possibilities. But what you would NOT do is keep reminding the child, over and over, day after day, about how bad things are going to be and how helpless everyone is. You would not ignore the effect you are having on the child. Saying this would not be "being realistic," it would be being cruel.
An even subtler version of this, at least to me, was how I was making my little girl sad about bad things that may be happening to people I love. I was doing this in the case of my ex-husband who appears to have completely lost himself to an addiction that could destroy him. It seemed so ordinary to tell her that something bad is happening to him. Every time there was another incident that reminded me that this was going on, I would tell her, again, "Something bad is happening to him," and she would become horribly, horribly, heartbreakingly sad. I could not figure out why I could not let go of this sadness. Then I saw that the sadness was caused by me, not by the situation. I saw that if this were a real child, it would be completely unloving to tell her, over and over, that something bad is happening to someone she loves. It was not about pretending that this is not happening, or that this is something she does not know about. There is no new information for her here. Suddenly, I realized that I had another choice. I picked up my sad little girl and this is what I told her. "We both love him and we both care about him. How about let's cuddle up together and pray for him and send him light?" When I did that, my sad little girl felt happy and safe and cared for, and I knew that I was done making her sad.
So we need to be more deeply aware of our thoughts and how they become things we are saying to our little one. Thoughts about bad things that could happen cause our feelings. These truly are negative thoughts. Even when our thoughts seem to be the natural consequence of external events, it's worth always asking, "Would I say this to a real child that I loved?" Chances are you wouldn't. Then you might ask, "What would I say to that child?" and say that to your little one. The outside world will not change, but the inside one definitely will.
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- Popular sports like football and basketball generally get the biggest crowds. They also get a lot of attention on the high school level.
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The competitors might be a little different than traditional prep athletes.
But walking into a packed alley might convince you high school bowling is absolutely legitimate.
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While it's not yet sanctioned by the WIAA, prep bowling is made attractive by the variety of bowlers � different ages, different genders, different skill levels, all on the same team.
"It's very diverse," Boarcier adds. "You don't have to be a top athlete�any shape, size, height, shortness, whatever, you can do this sport."
Comparing being on a bowling team to sports like football, softball, or basketball � depends on who you ask.
Tommy Strauss is a member of Rhinelander bowling team.
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Merrill bowler Zach Campbell adds, "I try to think of us, we're the same. I get crap a lot at school that says, it's not a real sport. But we do as much as they do like on a football team."
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"What I like to do is I like to make sure everyone has fun," Strauss said. "You know, run around, and have everyone get involved. If you get too tense, you start thinking about it, and start messing up. If you just stay calm and start having fun, you'll do better."
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- This year seems to be off to a good start for the housing market here in Wisconsin.
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Submitted: 07/27/2016
- Two girls accused of trying to kill a classmate in an attempt to please the fictional horror character Slender Man will remain in adult court for now.
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The 2nd District Appeals court today went along with a lower court's decision that it was reasonable to try both girls as adults.
The girls could appeal the rulings to the state Supreme Court.
The girls were 12 years old in 2014 when the stabbing happened.
Authorities say, they lured their classmate into woods in Waukesha after a birthday sleepover and repeatedly stabbed her.
The victim, who was also 12, was found along a road, bleeding from wounds that nearly killed her.
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Submitted: 07/27/2016
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The sheriff's department tells us 68 year old James Marquardt of Long Lake died in the crash over the weekend.
Marquardt had been riding west on Grandma Lake Road in Long Lake Township.
The UTV went out of control after Marquardt hit the brakes.
It skidded sideways, left the road and hit a tree.
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Judge upholds firing of Milwaukee Officer after Dontre Hamilton shooting
Submitted: 07/27/2016
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Former officer Christopher Manney was fired for his actions leading up to Hamilton's 2014 shooting, but not for the shooting itself.
Manney appealed his firing in court after losing his first appeal before the Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission.
A judge found Manney was fired for violating department rules...and that his decision to frisk Hamilton escalated a routine police encounter into a catastrophe.
Hamilton was shot 14 times after Manney responded to a complaint of a man sleeping in a park.
Manney said he was attacked and he opened fire in self-defense.
The former officer was never charged in the shooting.
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Robotics summer camp brings together kids using science and teamwork
Submitted: 07/26/2016
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It's all part of a summer camp that's heavy on science and social interaction.
Thirteen-year-old Sean Timm says the eight-day robotics camp at Nicolet College mixed the best of both worlds.
"I like technology a lot more than I do outside stuff," Timm said. "It's kind of nice to have technology, like drones, to bring me outside. It's really fun."
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The lack of money for repairs is keeping the rebuilding effort from getting started in certain areas.
That's why the Federal Emergency Management Agency came to Iron County Tuesday.
The agency intervened due to the severity of the damage and the expected high cost of fixing it.
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Lac du Flambeau's Schuman, a professional mixed martial arts athlete, faces battery, abuse charges
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Nicknamed "Nightmare," he drew large crowds to see him fight in Lac du Flambeau. Newswatch 12 even did a pair of feature stories on him in 2015 and 2016.
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While the Mugen 2 was a bulky, rather unattractive and more industrial looking cooler, today we have a tower cooler with aluminum fins and copper heat pipes and Scythe even keeps the pre-cooler on board. But that is where the similarities end. The design, concepts and physics built into the latest sample are in a way something I have seen, such as offset fins, but this Trident Multi Layer Fin Structure is something completely new. Now, I have seen notches and cuts and curves, even closing off the sides to get better temperatures and fan air flow, but never implemented like this.
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In the Fugitive TV series and movie, nobody saw the "one-armed man" commit murder. That wasn't the case on Sunday in a Mesa parking garage, where a witness told police he saw the one-armed Roderick Deshan Wagoner repeatedly stab a man who then fell three stories.
The witness, unidentified in court records, was leaving church service near 30 West Pepper at about 8:45 p.m. on Sunday when he heard a man scream for help. The booking sheet doesn't say exactly where the witness was standing, but apparently the person got a clear view of the desperate, "bloodied" victim, later ID'd as Dustin Burton, 30, climb over a wall on the garage's third floor.
"The victim was observed clinging to the edge by his hands," records state. Wagoner, who is missing his right hand and part of his forearm, was then seen striking the victim "with a stabbing motion" -- with his left hand, presumably.
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Re: Looking for a small CCD-based camera that can shoot 1080p30 video.
In reply to IEBA1 • Jul 6, 2012
Most CCD-based cameras don't support Full HD video, but models like Panasonic LX5, Canon G12, Olympus XZ-1 and Nikon P7100 do 720p with CCD-sensors.
The only camera I've ever seen with Full HD video and CCD-sensor is one of last years Panasonic superzoom model, the Panasonic FZ48
It does 1080i60 which should be equivalent to 30p with CCD, unless it's a typo. Not so small though, but there might be other Panasonic models with the same sensor.
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What I do want is small, 1080p30 video, and a CCD imager.
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Environmental Factor, September 2007, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
NIEHS Spotlight
New NIH Training and Education Director Visits NIEHS
On July 30, NIEHS trainees and key administrators gathered in Rodbell Auditorium to meet Sharon Milgram, Ph.D., during her first visit to the Institute in her official capacity as the director of the newly reorganized NIH Office of Intramural Training and Education (OITE). The NIEHS Trainees Assembly (NTA) and NIEHS Office of Fellows Career Development hosted the workshop, which underscored the ongoing commitment by NTA, NIH and NIEHS administration to strive together for excellence in the Institute's training programs...read more
Advisory Panel Weighs in on Bisphenol A
In its first step toward drawing conclusions about the human health risks of Bisphenol A (BPA), the National Toxicology Program (NTP) has released the findings of its Center for the Evaluation of Risks to Human Reproduction (CERHR) Expert Panel Evaluation held August 6 - 8, 2007 in Alexandria, Va. The panel was composed of 12 independent scientists who reviewed more than 500 scientific studies on BPA to assess the potential reproductive and developmental hazards of the estrogen-like chemical, which is used in the manufacture of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. The panel's meeting was open to the public...read more
Network Approaches Symposium Highlights Systems Biology Research
NIEHS and the National Cancer Institute (NCI) co-sponsored a conference on August 16 in Rodbell Auditorium featuring talks by leading figures in the close-knit community of scientists working in basic, conceptual and translational research employing systems biology approaches. Titled "Network Approaches to Investigating Environmental Influences on Human Disease," the meeting was chaired by David Balshaw, Ph.D., program administrator in the Center for Risk and Integrated Sciences, a program in the Division of Extramural Research and Training (DERT)...read more
Endocrinologist Lectures as Second Scientific Director Candidate
NIEHS continued its search for a Scientific Director on July 24 in Rodbell Auditorium with a lecture and question-and-answer session featuring Evan Simpson, Ph.D. Simpson, whose talk was titled "Sex, Fat and Cancer," is a professor of Biochemistry at Monash University, lab director of the Victorian Breast Cancer Consortium and head, Sex Hormone Biology, Prince Henry's Institute...read more
Cell Biologist Delivers Final Lecture in Scientific Director Series
A lecture by Rudy Juliano, Ph.D., on August 6 brought NIEHS Scientific Director Lecture Series to a close. Juliano spoke on "Integrin-Mediated Control of Cell Signaling Events" to a near capacity audience in Rodbell Auditorium. Following the lecture, he fielded questions from the audience about his management philosophy and his vision for the future of the Division of Intramural Research...read more
NIEHS and EPA Fund Innovative Autism Program
A new five-year federal grant totaling $7.5 million will allow the University Of California - Davis Center For Children's Environmental Health to expand a pilot program that will become the first prospective study to begin the study of autism in the early gestation and infancy of at-risk children. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and NIEHS, partners in the nation-wide Children's Environmental Health centers initiative, are jointly funding the program. The grant will be administered by Cindy Lawler, Ph.D., program administrator in the NIEHS Division of Extramural Research and Training...read more
Committee Proposes Paradigm Shift in Toxicity Testing
During a visit to RTP on July 31, Daniel Krewski, Ph.D., spoke to an audience of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and NTP/NIEHS scientists gathered at the EPA Conference Center. His topic was a report released on June 12 by the National Research Council (NRC) titled "Toxicity Testing in the Twenty-first Century." Krewski chaired the EPA-sponsored study committee that wrote the report...read more
Inside the Institute
NIEHS Trainees Participate in Panel Discussion
On the afternoon of July 30, NIEHS trainees gathered at Rodbell Auditorium for a panel discussion/workshop with Sharon Milgram, Ph.D., and senior NIEHS scientists and science administrators. Milgram, the new director of the NIH Office of Intramural Training and Education (OITE), served as facilitator for the discussion. The program was organized by members of the NIEHS Trainees Assembly (NTA) in cooperation with Diane Klotz, acting director of the Office of Fellows Career Development (OFCD)...read more
Durham Sorority Chapter Holds Second Annual Science Day Camp
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Extramural Papers of the Month
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Duke Physician Discusses Gene-Environment Matrix in Stress Response
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Olden Calls for Accountability in Science Policy
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Calendar of Upcoming Events
- September 4 in Rall Executive Conference Room, 12:00-1:00 - Receptor Discussion Group lecture featuring Sheila Collins, Ph.D., speaking on "Catecholamines vs lipid-activated nuclear receptors - the yin/yang of regulating fat metabolism and mitochondrial biogenesis"
- September 4 (Offsite Event) in 1102 Mary Ellen Jones Bldg. at UNC-CH, 4:00 - Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Pharmacology Seminar Series with Nigel Mackman, Ph.D., giving a talk on "Modulation of LPS-induced coagulation and inflammation by the P13K-Akt pathway"
- September 5 - 6 (Offsite Event) at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel, 8:30 - 5:00 and 8:30 - 1:00 - 2nd Annual Obesity and the Built Environment Grantee Meeting
- September 6 (Offsite Event) in 147 Nanaline Duke Building at Duke University, 12:30 - Departments of Cell Biology, Molecular Genetics & Microbiology and Cell & Molecular Biology Thursday Series lecture on "A Tale of Two Pathogens: What can genome studies tell us about the differences in virulence between Candida albicans and Candida dubliniensis?" by Paul T. Magee, Ph.D.
- September 11 in Rodbell, 11:00-12:00 - Distinguished Lecture Seminar Series with Susan Cole, Ph.D., discussing "The Complex Role of GSH in the Function of the MRP1 Drug and Organic Anion Transporter"
- September 11 (Offsite Event) in 1102 Mary Ellen Jones Bldg. at UNC-CH, 4:00 - Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Pharmacology Seminar Series with Gary L. Johnson, Ph.D., exploring "Function and Regulation of MAPK Signaling Networks"
- September 11 (Offsite Event) in Bioinformatics Bldg - first floor auditorium at UNC-CH, 12:00 - Neurodevelopmental Disorders Research Center talk on "Zebrafish and Rat Model of Cognitive Impairment from Developmental Neurotoxicity" by Edward Levin, Ph.D.
- September 12 in Rall F-193, 1:00-2:30 - Dale Ramsden, Ph.D., speaking on "Nonhomologous end joining and base excision repair: brothers from another mother"
- September 12 (Offsite Event) at 103 Bryan Research Bldg at Duke University at 12:00 - Signal Transduction Colloquium lecture on "Tumor intrinsic and host-dependent mechanisms of oncogene addiction" by Dean Felsher, MD., Ph.D.
- September 13 in Rall F-193, 1:00-2:00 - Laboratory of Structural Biology Seminar Series featuring Lee Pedersen, Ph.D., discussing "Application of Quantum Mechanics to the Vitamin K cycle or Several reasons to eat your greens"
- September 14 in Rodbell, 9:00-10:00 - Frontiers of Environmental Sciences Seminar Series hosting Steven Wing, Ph.D., addressing the questions, "Whose Science? Whose Environmental Health?"
- September 14 (Offsite Event) in the Medical Biomolecular Research Building ground floor auditorium, G202, at UNC-CH, 12:00 - Carolina Center for Genome Sciences Seminar Series lecture by Zhiping Weng, Ph.D., on "Computational Analysis of Transcriptional Regulation in the Human Genome"
- September 18 (Offsite Event) in 1102 Mary Ellen Jones Bldg. at UNC-CH, 4:00 - Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Pharmacology Seminar Series featuring a talk by Qisheng Zhang, Ph.D., titled "A Small Molecule Synergist of the Wnt/β-catenin Signaling Pathway"
- September 19 (Offsite Event) in the Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, Plaza Conference Room at UNC-CH, 4:00 - Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Seminar Series featuring Zefeng Wang, Ph.D., speaking on "Towards RNA Splicing Code - a systemic study of splicing regulation"
- September 19 (Offsite Event) at 103 Bryan Research Bldg at Duke University at 12:00 - Signal Transduction Colloquium lecture on "Regulation of HSP90 chaperone dynamics by the post-translational modification acetylation" by Len Neckers, Ph.D.
- September 20 (Offsite Event) in Kenan Conference Center. at UNC-CH, 8:30 - Lineberger Center Postdoc Day with poster session
- September 21 in Rodbell C, 11:00-12:00 - Laboratory of Reproductive and Developmental Toxicology Seminar Series with Rita Shiang, Ph.D., speaking on "Mouse disease model for Treacher Collin Syndrome"
- September 24 (Offsite Event) in G202 Medical Biomolecular Research Bldg at UNC-CH, 12:00 - Cell & Molecular Physiology Seminar by Kimberly Huber, Ph.D., on "Dendritic Protein Synthesis Regulation of Synaptic Plasticity and Development"
- September 26 (Offsite Event) in 124 Taylor Hall at UNC-CH, 12:00 - Cell and Developmental Biology lecture on "Junctional Adhesion Molecule A and its role beyond tight junctions" by Ulhas Naik, Ph.D.
- September 26 (Offsite Event) at 103 Bryan Research Bldg at Duke University at 12:00 - Signal Transduction Colloquium lecture on "WNKs, roles in ion transport and vesicular trafficking" by Melanie Cobb, Ph.D.
- September 27 in Rall F-193, 1:00-5:00 - Lela Riley, Ph.D., discussing "The Science of MFIAs in Laboratory Animal Diagnostics"
- September 27 (Offsite Event) in Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, Plaza Conference Room at UNC-CH, 3:30 - Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center Microbiology and Immunology Seminar with Mario Stevenson, Ph.D., exploring "Cellular factors in HIV-host cell interplay"
- September 28 in Rodbell, 9:00-4:00 - Epigenetics Mapping Center Technical Assistance Workshop
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Writer: Moonraker1969
Date:Friday September 22 2006
Time: 7:02PM
Meadow Lane, Nottingham
Saturday 23 September 2006
3pm Kick Off
After a turbulent week at the County Ground, our attention now turns to tomorrow's fixture against Notts County.
'Obviously Dennis has a contract with us and we do not want him to leave. But if a Premiership or Championship club comes along then let's hear what they have to say.'
Willie Carson on Dennis Wise's potential departure from Swindon
Notts County head into the game sixth in the League 2 table. Notts County will have no injury worries with Kevin Pilkington, Dan Gleeson, David Pipe, Alan White, Dan Martin, Andy Parkinson and Jason Lee all returning for County. Notts County beat Middlesborough 1-0 during the week in their Carling Cup Round 2 clash.
The Notts County Captain will want to replicate the form he has showed all season. Edwards is a play maker and a vocal captain. Edwards was a key player during Notts County's 1-0 over Premiership side Middlesborough.
I'm sure everyone know's about the Bill Power situation therefore we will omit that and get on to the team news. Swindon started the season 6-0 however they have lost 2 of their last 3 games. Town will be boosed by the news Andy Monkhouse, Jamie Vincent and Jack Smith could all return. Andy Gurney, Gus Poyet, Dennis Wise, Paul Ince and Gareth Whalley will not feature.
The team needs to rally and be strong during this time of crisis. Despite all the rumours and speculation the club really need to win this game for the fans who have had a tough week.
The last Time the 2 teams played was during the 2004-05 season when Notts County humiliated Swindon live on TV by beating them in their FA Cup replay. The last time Town travelled to the City of Nottingham was last season to which they were hammered 7-1 by Nottingham Forest.
It's hard to predict. With all the problems at the club during the last week or so you would think that Swindon would be at a disadvantage. I am going to say 1-1 draw.
Coca Cola League Two: Swindon Town @ Wycombe Wanderers, Tuesday 26 September 2006, 7:45 Kick Off
Date:Friday September 22 2006
Time: 7:02PM
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Kingston University's arts faculty is to offer a new Masters course in fashion knitwear – at the same time the university is considering closing planning courses.
Planning courses, taught at the school of planning and surveying within the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture (FADA) could be under threat due to poor recruitment figures.
The faculty announced this week it would offer a new course, which "will challenge the principles surrounding knitting in fashion, promoting a critical approach to the subject".
Surveying student Nick Beers, 29, who is campaigning against the planning proposals, said knitting would be a "niche" course, and would likely attract low numbers of students.
He added: "Planning is a lot more widely needed than a knitwear designer would be.
"To me it doesn't make sense. It directly contradicts what they're saying about planning."
Julian Wells, from the University and College Union, said: "You can see how it might fit with other fashion and design courses they have got on.
"Probably what the issue is, is it's to do with management's vision of what FADA ought to look like."
Associate professor Samantha Elliott said the new MA is a "natural progression" of the university's undergraduate fashion courses.
She said: "It will cater for students eager to enhance their skills at postgraduate level in a strong growth area in the industry.
"We anticipate our first intake of students will start in October.
"Wool is regarded as being extremely sustainable and, as a result, there is huge rise in interest in developing knitted fabrics.
"In a highly competitive and increasingly technological global fashion market, innovative ideas backed up by sound academic knowledge and a thorough technical understanding are absolutely vital.
"The course will give students a more specialist understanding of the development of knitted garments and design and production processes, covering a variety of techniques, materials and machinery.
"They will receive a thorough preparation for careers in the fast-paced, high technology world of fashion knitwear and acquire the advanced knowledge to extend their studies at research or doctoral level should they be interested in following that option."
The course's web page tells students: "As you develop your garments, the silhouette will be formed by evolving the knitted structure, embracing an interdisciplinary approach and developing an appreciation of how this may relate to the body within the context of fashion."
Would you take a Masters course in knitting? Comment below or write to email@example.com.
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When they are standing up straight, chances are you can't tell the difference between the two.
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For the extra $20 . . . get the 055!
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Living well as a pastor and disciple
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DashHouse is written by Darryl Dash, a pastor and church planter in downtown Toronto.
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