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ODEON Streatham is situated on Streatham High Road. The cinema has 8 screens, 2 ATMs which are located in the main foyer. Parking is available at the cinema.
There are cash machines within walking distance on both sides of Streatham High Road and many restaurants that can tend to your needs after watching a great film.
Many current and forthcoming film releases have a strong relevance to subjects covered in the national curriculum, provoking discussion and debate in an inspirational way. With media and communication becoming ever-popular choices, the cinema can provide a useful and relevant study aid for further and higher education. It's a real treat too, making a visit to ODEON Cinemas the perfect reward for good behaviour or record levels of attendance.
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ODEON Streatham is situated on Streatham High Road. The cinema has multiple bus routes operating from the bus stop approximately 50 metres from the cinemas entrance. The nearest train stations are Stretaham and Streatham Hill train stations; both are just half a mile away further down Streatham High Road. Bus services run past the train stations; they are approximately a ten minute walk away.
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Apropos to Elizabeth Hand's "My Life in Lincolnville" and "From Our Archives, a Look Back at Our First Issue" in the August issue, readers might be interested to know that Down East was born in Lincolnville in an old farmhouse on Moody Mountain Road in 1954 by my stepfather, Duane Doolittle — one of his reasons being to live in Maine year-round. During the 1940s and fifties, the barn was home to square dances (with Everett Greaves and, later, Howie Davison, calling), still fondly remembered by many locals.
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Bernd Heinrich's article, "The Tree That Shouldn't Be," in the September issue, resonated with me. I love solving genealogical and historical puzzles and know how excited and satisfied he must have felt when he found the old photo of the apple tree and stone wall. It most certainly bridges the gap between yesterday and today. I have had several of those, and the thrill is immense. Thank you, Mr. Heinrich, for describing yours so vividly.
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On page 160 of your September issue, under the title "From Our Archives," you printed a classified real estate ad from 1964. You were probably delighted by the anachronism of a three-bedroom house with "warm-air furnace" and "view of salt water bay" priced at $18,000. What you did not know is the ugly backstory. The rest of the description, "near churches, post office, stores, etc.," was a common code in the real estate business in those days for No Sale to Jews. If you review listings for prime properties of the thirties, forties, fifties, even sixties, you will regularly see ads mentioning nearby churches.
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Having been born in Aroostook County, and spent most of my time visiting along the Maine Turnpike, I really think that you did a disservice to most of Maine by choosing only towns that are in four seaside counties. I know that this is what most people from away think when they think of Maine, but it truly isn't correct. Maine is not just the rocky seashore. When I tell people about visiting the lakes and streams and evergreen forests of northern Maine, they are amazed. Maybe you could run another piece on Maine villages where you can't smell the sea?
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Seeing the photo of Doubletop Mountain brought on a deluge of memories of Baxter State Park. Sitting with us at the kitchen table was our grown daughter, who, at the early age of four, would hike through the woods of Baxter. I rose from the table, pulled down the shed attic steps, and brought down our forty-five-year-old L.L.Bean Allagash pack basket, unused for many years, but still filled with so many memories. Sitting it in the middle of the table, I let the stories unfold. Suddenly it seemed like only yesterday.
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I've taken this same picture dozens of times while crossing the bridge over the Nesowadnehunk Stream. There is a plaque on the southern summit of Doubletop in memory of a man named Kappele Hall, whose wife scattered his ashes from that spot in 1926. Mount Katahdin may get more attention, but this smaller neighbor seems to pull more strongly on the heartstrings.
Robert Brooks
Portland, Maine
My husband and I and our three daughters climbed Doubletop for practice before climbing Katahdin. Our oldest daughter insisted on going ahead of us to get "great photos." However, soon we saw her running back to us. She and a very large moose with a huge rack had met face to face, scared each other, and ran off very quicky in opposite directions. We still tease her about wanting to be the "first" while hiking.
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Boothbay, Maine
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My wife, who I met at South Branch Pond campground in 1966 when I was a summer assistant ranger, and I enjoy a magnificent view of Doubletop and beyond from our cabin deck on Ambajejus Lake. I have never hiked the trails to it and as a retired senior I know it to be beyond my current capabilities if not beyond my imagination.
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Traditional Cheyenne Chief Walks On But Memories Remain
He was known in childhood as Mouse Trail and later, when a veteran, as Morning Killer. But he was more than the names he was given.
Charles Little Coyote, 86, a traditional Cheyenne chief who passed February 9 in Wichita, Kansas, is remembered as a modest man with an abiding sense of humor who believed it was important to teach the Cheyenne language and culture to young people.
He was a great-great-grandson of Black Kettle, the renowned Cheyenne peace chief who survived the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, signed the peace Treaty of Medicine Lodge in 1867, and then was killed by the Army the next year in the Washita Massacre.
A century later, Little Coyote, in full regalia, depicted Black Kettle in a triennial pageant held at Medicine Lodge, Kansas memorializing the treaty that was to have provided safety for settlers headed westward and that was signed by the U.S. and the Kiowa, Comanche, Kiowa-Apache, Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal nations.
Little Coyote was, according to Jeff Campbell, who interviewed him in 2008, "honest and truly unassuming, this descendent of chiefs" and "a humble man." Little Coyote was a chief in the Cheyenne Council of Forty-four, he recalled.
Campbell, a non-Native retired lawman and independent historian, spent two days with Little Coyote in 2008, and found that "not once was he boastful and arrogant, maybe not what one might expect from a man so honored and asked to take the place as a venerable traditional leader."
Others who talked with, worked with, fought alongside, or rode with Little Coyote in a Wild West show are gone, but the achievements of his life remain.
After enlisting in the Navy at age 15 (with his father's permission), he fought in World War II and later enlisted in the Marine Corps, serving in the Korean Conflict. Campbell recalled that Little Coyote made light of his second enlistment, saying that he and a friend got a meal pass from the Marines in Oklahoma City—which must have constituted a commitment—and "I ended up in the Marine Corps for quite awhile, for one meal."
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It may be that words spoken to Campbell during an interview sum up Little Coyote's desire to teach young people and to pass on values that were central to his life: "What would you tell the Cheyenne kids?" Campbell asked, recalling that Little Coyote hoped his knowledge of the Cheyenne ways of old would be taken up by the people. "I would tell them they're still Indian," Little Coyote replied.
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Charlie Little Coyote was my Adopted Dad. He adopted me in 1991. He gave me his name in 1993 in Medicine Lodge, Kansas....the name in Cheyenne is Mayo Hahn. I went thru 4 ceremonies in all and in all of them he spoke cheyenne, I did not understand the language but I could feel them and felt transformed...I had the joy of being in a Sweat with him in a sweat lodge, it was a wonderful experience as he lead a number of us thru it. They talk about his military career...he was 16 years old and was a navy Frogman...a forerunner of todays Navy SEALS. At 18 he was a code talker....there were from what he told me Cheyenne codetalkers....there must have been because he never lied...he did not talk about any of his wartime experiences good or bad as he said that things like that should not be talked about....I had offered to get a military Historian to come down and interview him about his military career at that time. I live in California and whenever I would visit him which was as often as I could we would be up half the night talking about things and he would teach me things, I would call him on the phone all the time.....I miss him very much...I feel very blessed that he came into my life. Mayo Hahn


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Genres: | Action/Adventure, Drama, Sport, Teen, Thriller |
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If your an 80's kid who never quite grew up - a fan of converse boots, skating and all John Hughes movies then you should enjoy this film!
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By Yang Wang | September 1, 2013 | Updated: September 1, 2013 8:39pm
Members of a West University church mourned Sunday the loss of longtime member Harris County District Attorney Mike Anderson.
Rev. Jeff Smith at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church delivered a Labor Day weekend sermon that highlighted finding God's purpose in work. Anderson's public service shows a perfect example, he told the crowd.
"He felt called by God to run for district attorney," said Smith, a friend of Anderson's for nine years. "He saw himself as God's representative there and took it seriously."
Anderson, who died early Saturday from cancer at the age of 57, served in the criminal justice system for nearly three decades.
After spending 16 years as a prosecutor and 12 years as a felony criminal court judge, he took the office of Harris County district attorney at the first of the year. His campaign received great support from prosecutors in the office and local law enforcement.
During the sermon, Smith praised Anderson's work, including adding a prosecutor dedicated to human trafficking issues and his efforts toward a healthy work environment.
Anderson believed his work mattered to God, Smith said.
Dozens of members prayed for peace for Anderson and his wife, Devon, their son, Sam, and daughter, Brynn.
Church members, many of whom knew Anderson for decades, grieved his death.
Ken Kern, a retired executive recruiter who lived near Anderson, called the late district attorney a true friend who was never judgmental.
"He was a mentor for me even though he was much younger," said Kern.
Anderson loved fishing and hunting and was a wonderful father. He took his kids fishing just three weeks ago, Kern said.
"We will miss that man. And the city will miss him," said Kern.
Anderson's funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at First Presbyterian Church in downtown.


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This route begins 25 ft. (or so!) to the right of Ragged Edges, look for the first bolt (it's up there alittle bit!). Climb up to the first bolt, then follow the path of least resistance past at least one more bolt. You will use mostly wires and small cams for the climb but slightly bigger cams can be used at the anchor. I gave this route an "s" per the guide book, however I feel it to be well protected for the solid 5.10 leader. Eating at the all you can eat chicken Buffet prior to climbing this route is, apparently, not recomended!! To descend either walk off to the west or rap Tonto with one rope (60 Meter).
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Correction!! The route start's alot closer than 25ft right of Ragged edges. Try 5-10ft right.
This may be the thinnest 10b I've ever climbed. Worlds harder than anything else at the grade here.
Amen Jeremy! And I didn't even lead it, just followed on TR. But if you take a look at who put it up, well, can you say "old school".
placed old gold #2 camalot before moving right to 1st bolt. seemed solid? fun line, more than 3 stars, imho.
I didn't think this was under rated. 10b. Big moves between great crimps. The gear is there, too, but often you are forced to do moves above your pro. Maybe scary, but I don't think it deserves an R rating. The Falcon guide gives it a PG rating.
I think that many of the routes at Red Rocks are soft for the grade. This felt right on for 10b. Definitely exciting pulling some of those moves above gear and bolts, but definitely not harder than 10b.
A refreshing dose of reality after climbing in the vicinity of the Gallery!
This route has thoughtful moves that require good foot work, the gear placements, while adequate, do require some creativeness. A classic single pitch route.
One of the best single pitch climbs I have ever done..(and i've done alot.) Never really felt runout, except for the topout but thats 5.5 The grade is right on at 10b. If low tens are you lead limit, I wouldnt reccomend this climb. The gear is all there but this is a climb in which you need to know what the hell your doing. Alot of little creative placments make this thing awsome!!!
I found this route to be quite nice, but felt it was definitely easier and less runout than Sheep Trail, fyi.
finally got around to this today- really fun route with solid gear where it counts- there's one or two tricky placements, but nothing a solid .10 leader should be concerned with. do this and then Sheep Trail for a full value day out at the crag. also, a 70m rope makes this pretty casual as you can make the tree at the top of Ragged Edges for the anchor rather than the gulley just below.
I would remove the R rating and even the PG13 for the confident 5.10 leader. The crux areas are protected well and the gear is all available when you need it. Don't let the rating scare you off, this is a great long pitch of climbing.
I personally don't see a 5.10 for that route, 5.9 would be ok for me too. But I like that style of climbing. Where is the Runout to give that Route the R ? But very nice and smooth... good protection possible. On the right side of chicken is a route "Aikido" or similar called, 5.11d or so, here the R is missing in the guide, although from 1st to second bolt a deep grounder is possible and the crux move is to reach the second bolt! Scary and death-fall possible!!!!!
Concerning the "R". If you read the description the "R" rating is explained. I don't personally think it deserves an "R", however the guidebook I had at the time gave it one (well an "S" same same). As I remember there are a couple of spots that are, maybe, a tad runout...so in an effort to give people as much info as possible, I gave it an "R" and then explained it. I think with all of that (and now this) the Description and ratings should remain as is. Cheers, josh
Very bold lead. I can see giving this an R rating. There is no pro from the second bolt up to the rest ledge, which is between 12-15 feet. Personally I don't like taking 30 foot lead falls... The feet are very positive, though, and the moves make sense. Just very bold. Seemed like a sport climb with difficult trad pro. This climb really doesn't have any harder moves than .10b, although there is a mono finger hold between the first and second bolt. I haven't had an occasion to use a mono hold as my primary hold on any climb, so that was "interesting". Especially when you start to feel the mono finger start to pump out. The boldness of the route and sustained factor definitely makes it seem harder than .10b. I'm really glad I didn't fall. Although I did take at the second bolt to rest before trying the 12-15 feet of unprotectable face to the mantle and rest ledge. My partner who followed said the route was outstanding, but I had a hard time enjoying it due to the boldness of the lead. I took a double rack to 2". I can't see leading 200 feet with a single rack, as per the Handren guide book. Don't forget, you need to build a gear anchor at the top. I only had 4 cams and nuts to choose from. Ended up using a #00 master cam as part of the gear anchor.
@Nelson- I use a single rack on the route, you don't need any gear for the anchor (a 60m will reach the tree barely, but a 70m will comfortable). If you're onsighting, doubling up to 2" isn't a bad idea, but in reality, there's just not that much gear to be had on the pitch. What gear you get is quite good, and its all where it need to be. If you dont want to do the upper portion of the route, you can traverse off right after the face climbing above the bolt- take a couple of big pieces and you can set a TR anchor for Akido Gun Boy (which is awesome).
I toprope soloed this route 3 times yesterday and think it's a 1.5 star route. The first 30 feet are 5.6 or easier and the last 30+ feet are 5.6 or easier. There are only a few 5.10 moves and there are big crimps to rest on between the crux moves. 5.10b is about right for the crux moves (maybe easier if you're tall) but it's not sustained at all.
Dropped a line on this after work for a TR solo session. WOW. Awesome climbing and unlike a lot of the close-to-the-road cragging in the park, this is more the style of climbing you'll see in the canyons than in the Calico Hills. Engaging, technical climbing.


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The Percy E. Sutton (SEEK) Search for Education, Elevation and Knowledge (SEEK) Program, one of the major initiatives of The City University of New York (CUNY), was created by the Board of Higher Education of The City University in 1964. SEEK is designed for students who require financial and academic support to complete a college education. Students in the program receive up to ten semesters of economic and academic support while meeting the requirements for a baccalaureate degree.
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A political pioneer, The Honorable Percy Ellis Sutton, as a member of the New York State Assembly created the Search for Education, Elevation and Knowledge (SEEK) Program in 1966. This program allowed thousands of promising students from disadvantaged backgrounds the opportunity to attend college at one of the City Universities with the help of State funding.
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Neither the GPL nor the LGPL attempts to restrict what a calling program is used for.
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But hey, it's impossible for a library to impose usage restrictions, right?
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But the GPL explicitly does not do this. Clause 0 says: Activities other than copying, distribution and modification are not covered by this License; they are outside its scope. The act of running the Program is not restricted, [...]
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So a library can't have any licensing restrictions as to what the code that uses it will do?
I can't tell how that question relates to the post you replied to. Does it have something to do with the definition of derivative works? Or the purpose of copyright?
Taking the question by itself, though: I think it's possible to craft a copyright license for a library so people are restricted in how code they runs uses the library (to the extent you have to copy the library in order to use it, because you need permission from the author to copy it). It's not easy, since a condition on a copyright license must be met before the copying happens, but I think it's been done successfully.
Posted Jul 30, 2010 6:40 UTC (Fri) by butlerm (subscriber, #13312) [Link]
A library certainly can, under certain conditions. Notably a binding contract between the library developer and the end user. Forming that contract is a bit of a trick.
If you download a typical open source library from a web site somewhere, you typically have not clicked on a license agreement. If the web site provides you a legal copy of the software without requiring you to enter into a specific agreement, you now own that copy, and you are not bound by any use license.
The only reason why anyone actually needs to comply with the GPL is so that he/she can legally redistribute modified versions of the software. That requires a license because to do otherwise would violate the copyright of the original authors. No such license is required to use software in any manner that doesn't break copyright (or possibly patent) law, unless the software developer/distributors require you to enter into a licensing agreement before transferring a copy of the software to you.
Shrink wrap licenses are in legal limbo in many areas precisely because this does not happen at the point of purchase. A retail end user now _owns_ a copy of the software, and the First Sale doctrine means that the ability of the software developers to regulate further use has ceased, unless a shrinkwrap licensing agreement is counted as a valid contract between the end user and the original copyright holder no consideration.
If you _own_ a copy of software, or a book, or a CD, what legal principle requires you to enter into a further contract that takes away rights you already have by virtue of that ownership. That is the whole point of the First Sale doctrine, first established by the Supreme Court in 1908, and enshrined into statute in 1978. The software industry wants to take all that away with the pretense that opening shrinkwrap (or clicking yes on a post sale license agreement) constitutes entering into a valid contract. Where's the consideration?
The case for a typical open source license is worse. Where is the contract? A license is not a contract. A legitimate "license agreement" is a contract. A "license" grants you permission to do things you do not already have the right to do. It cannot take away rights you already have, which is why "use license" is an oxymoron.
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