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... Albert Cheng firstname.lastname@example.com The appointments of the first batch of undersecretaries and political assistants almost fell at the first hurdle when the nationality of the appointees ... and to Hong Kong, for them to give up their foreign passports. Albert Cheng King-hon is a directly elected legislator ...http://www.scmp.com/article/639683/structural-problem
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... and Manila following the shooting of 65-year-old Hung Shih-cheng on May 9 in disputed waters. "The Filipino side has agreed to apologise to us in a public manner," Hung Tzu-ching, ...http://www.scmp.com/news/asia/article/1294467/manila-apologise-taiwan-fishermans-death
Talking points
Posted May 17th 2012, 12:00am
... with Leung. Development chief Carrie Lam to visit Singapore Secretary for Development Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor (pictured) visits Singapore today and tomorrow to deliver a speech at the invitation ...http://www.scmp.com/article/1001154/talking-points
'Talks are essential' on retail art space
Posted Jun 04th 2012, 12:00am
... facilities, the chief of one of the four main property empires says. Adrian Cheng Chi-kong, executive director and joint general manager of New World Development, said yesterday the government would ... if it's too small, then [an art space] loses its purpose and effect. I think more consultation is needed not only with the artists but also with the developers,' said Cheng, who launched his ...http://www.scmp.com/article/1002927/talks-are-essential-retail-art-space
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... that introducing structured learning too early does more harm than good to a child's attitude to learning,' explains Dr Doris Cheng Pui-wah, associate professor in the department of early childhood education, at the Hong Kong Institute of Education. Kindergartens in Hong Kong make little time available for meaningful play activities, Cheng says. When the teachers are asked why ...http://www.scmp.com/article/969122/harm-early-learning
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... Jennifer Cheng firstname.lastname@example.com Getting young school dropouts interested in the works of Anton Chekhov might seem a tall order, but a theatre group has done just that, allowing 'problem' youngsters to channel their wayward emotions in a positive way on the stage. The aim of the Unusual Academy, a programme run this summer by the Hong Kong Playground Association, is to help ...http://www.scmp.com/article/1014281/teenage-dropouts-dramatic-diversion
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Canberra Raiders utility Jack Wighton ready to settle down
Jon Tuxworth Canberra Raiders star Jack Wighton says he's keen to settle on a long-term position, despite his versatility.
Canberra Raiders player Jarrod Croker snubbed by PM's XIII selectors
Jon Tuxworth Canberra centre Jarrod Croker has been snubbed again by representative selectors.
Penrith Panthers prop Nigel Plum backs Canberra Raiders revival
Jon Tuxworth Penrith prop and former Raiders player Nigel Plum has backed Ricky Stuart as the man to rebuild at Canberra.
Canberra Raiders outcast Joe Picker on verge of premiership glory with South Sydney Rabbitohs
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Tim Sheens recognises Penrith momentum as Raiders celebrate 25th anniversary of 1989 flag
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Canberra Raiders prop Luke Page turns down Big Mal to kickstart NRL career
Jon Tuxworth Canberra prop Luke Page admits he "took football for granted" before he was cut by Gold Coast, but is using the kick up the butt to kickstart his career with the Raiders.
Canberra Raiders Shaun Fensom vows to return from knee injury for round one next year
Jon Tuxworth Injured Canberra Raiders lock Shaun Fensom says he wanted to play on with a ruptured anterior ligament.
Canberra Raiders won't leave Souths Logan in the lurch
Jon Tuxworth The Canberra Raiders insist they will not desert the Souths Logan region, which has produced some of its best players, despite the decision to stop using its Queensland Cup side as a feeder club.
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Jon Tuxworth Despite finishing second last, some Canberra Raiders stars have something to smile about.
Canberra Raiders' skipper Terry Campese could benefit from giving up the club captaincy, according to great Alan Tongue
Jon Tuxworth Former Canberra Raiders skipper Alan Tongue believes Terry Campese could benefit from giving up the captaincy to ease the pressure on him as he tries to save his career.
Laurie Daley says Blake Austin would be 'great boost' for Canberra Raiders
Jon Tuxworth Canberra's greatest five-eighth, Laurie Daley, believes key recruiting target Blake Austin would be a "great boost for the club", but warned Wests Tigers they'd be foolish to let him go.
Canberra Raiders nursery to grow further with Mitch Cornish ready to embrace fatherhood
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Jon Tuxworth and Lee Gaskin Departing Canberra star Anthony Milford says he has never regretted deciding to move to Brisbane.
Canberra Raiders released Matt Allwood in secret
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Jon Tuxworth All the talking points from the Dragons' 34-16 win over the Raiders at Canberra Stadium.
Canberra Raiders halfback Mitch Cornish handed first starting berth
Jon Tuxworth Rookie halfback given golden opportunity to lock down the no.7 jersey long term.
Paul Vaughan close to striking upgraded deal with Canberra Raiders
Jon Tuxworth Canberra prop Paul Vaughan is close to re-signing with the club until the end of 2017.
Canberra Raiders utility Jack Wighton rates himself a No.1 contender
Chris Wilson, Jon Tuxworth Canberra's Jack Wighton is confident he could be a genuine contender as the club's long-term fullback.


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December 12, 1992
When Norplant first became available in this country in early 1991, family planning professionals hailed the implant as an important new contraceptive choice for women. And that's exactly the proper focus of the Baltimore City Norplant Consortium -- making it possible for women, in this case sexually active teen-aged girls, to consider a new contraceptive choice that otherwise would be too expensive.Formed recently by city Health Commissioner Peter Beilenson, the group of doctors, hospitals and foundations intends to provide information about Norplant to sexually active teen-agers, along with funding for those who choose to use it. The financial support is crucial, since the Norplant kit itself costs $365, plus the fee for insertion.
Placing poverty families in the suburbs Housing mobility: Rep. Ehrlich's pandering aside, deal addresses the counties' concerns.
April 14, 1996
MANY SUBURBAN residents are scared of what the impending relocation of up to 1,342 Baltimore public housing families will mean for them. The plan settles a racial discrimination suit by the American Civil Liberties Union against the Baltimore City Housing Authority.Some arguments against the relocation are rooted purely in prejudice and cannot be quelled with reason. Other opposition, however, is based on the genuine and rational fear that quality of life might be harmed by a well-intentioned but mismanaged program.
Welfare and the bully pulpit
February 8, 1994
In journeying to a junior high school in a beleaguered District of Columbia neighborhood, President Clinton struck a bigger blow against the universally reviled welfare system than a dozen detailed reform proposals.However you analyze the issue, you can't escape the fact that young, single mothers with no marketable skills will always need large doses of government help. The real challenge is not the pipe dream of designing the perfect welfare system, but finding ways to keep these precarious family units from being formed at all. That's a challenge better suited to the pulpit -- especially the bully pulpit of the presidency -- than to bureaucracy.
Wake-up call on urban policy
April 28, 1992
Can liberal and conservative views of crime, race and the deterioration of poor, inner-city communities over the last 20 years converge sufficiently to make possible a new policy consensus on addressing America's urban crisis? The urgency of such a consensus was dramatically underscored by a recent report which found that 42 percent of black men in the District of Columbia were somehow enmeshed in the criminal justice system on any given day in 1991 -- evidence of a social breakdown in the nation's center cities far more serious than previously acknowledged.
Unwed births rise 70%, Census Bureau reports
By New York Times News Service
July 20, 1994
WASHINGTON -- With the debate over reducing the country's welfare rolls focusing renewed attention on the rising birthrate among unwed women, the Census Bureau reports that such births soared by more than 70 percent from 1983 to 1993.According to figures released by the bureau yesterday, 6.3 million children, or 27 percent of all children under the age of 18, lived in 1993 with a single parent who had never married, up from 3.7 million in 1983.The report showed that the annual increase in the number of children born out of wedlock slowed in the 1980s, but it also documented the sharp rise in these kinds of births over the past three decades.
Persistent poverty
March 26, 1993
Though the poverty gap between blacks and whites in Maryland narrowed significantly during the 1980s, the latest Census report shows blacks are still three times more likely to live in poverty than whites. The persistent economic gap between blacks and whites appears to be an intractable problem, affecting debate on issues from school funding and health care to welfare dependency, drug abuse and crime.No single factor is responsible for the gap. The loss of low-skill manufacturing jobs from urban areas, the increase in single-parent households over the last generation and the continuing legacy of racial discrimination all have contributed to the present crisis.
Divorce, separation push many children into poverty
By Los Angeles Times
March 1, 1991
WASHINGTON -- Divorce and separation take a significant economic toll on American children, pushing many below the poverty line and increasing dependency on welfare programs, according to a Census Bureau report to be released today.The average income of the single-parent families created by divorce or separation falls by 37 percent within four months of the breakup, the study found, in almost all cases reflecting the financial impact of the father's departure from the family unit."This study is more dramatic confirmation of how far the standard of living falls after breakups," said Andrew J. Cherlin, a sociologist at the Johns Hopkins University and author of a book on divided families.
Getting tough on problem tenants Public housing: Clinton's guidelines allow eviction of drug dealers and criminals.
June 13, 1996
AMONG THE many disastrous legacies of the welfare dependency of the past three decades is the transformation of ** public housing from an accommodation of last resort to a permanent shelter for the poor. This changed the whole character of public housing. As poverty was concentrated and working poor moved elsewhere, formerly tidy high-rises became run-down warrens of crime and dysfunction.During his four years in Washington, President Clinton has taken decisive steps to reform public housing.
Maryland's new welfare law Major shift: State offices will stress job-placement
May 19, 1996
FORGET ABOUT AFDC. There's a new acronym in town, FIP. Under a bill signed into law this week by Gov. Parris Glendening, Aid to Families with Dependent Children -- better known as "welfare" -- is being replaced by the Family Investment Program. The difference is stark. AFDC encourages dependency through welfare; FIP stresses self-sufficiency through work.Thus, Maryland joins 36 other states revamping their public assistance programs. So far, the nationwide movement away from traditional welfare seems to be working: Nearly 1.3 million Americans have left the rolls in just three years.
Snow gets a bum rap
By CLARENCE PAGE
May 2, 2006
WASHINGTON -- A lot of naysayers are picking apart President Bush's choice of conservative TV host and commentator Tony Snow to be his press secretary. Depending on whom you read or hear, Mr. Snow is either too conservative, too anti-Bush, too loyal, too independent, outspoken or maybe just too darn good-looking for the job. But I think Mr. Bush's selection is smart public relations. In this era of relentless news cycles, the press secretary is an administration's most visible day-to-day connection with the public.
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Pope Francis: Can He Heal The Chasm Between The Roman Catholic Church And Hindus?
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By Palash R. Ghosh | March 20, 2013 2:22 AM EST
Pope Francis, the recently installed leader of the world's 1.2-billion Catholics, reportedly has enjoyed warm relations with Jews and Muslims in his native Argentina and seeks to improve ties between the Vatican and members of these monotheistic faiths, on par with the efforts of former Pope John Paul II.
But what about Hindus, whose global numbers almost match that of the world's Roman Catholics?
The Indian delegation to the papal installation will be led by P. J. Kurien, Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha (the upper house of parliament), as well as various bishops from Kerala (a southern Indian state in which one-fifth of the population is Christian).
However, the Roman Catholic Church and Hindus have long been at odds.
The Hindu-American Foundation (HAF) welcomed the election of the pope, but cautiously called for better relations between the Vatican and non-Christian religions.
"As a pluralistic faith, Hindus respect the papacy for its importance to Catholics, and hope that the Church now begins a new era of mutually respecting Dharma religions and other pluralist traditions as divinely inspired paths as well, " said Pawan Deshpande, a member of the HAF Executive Council.
Deshpande also made a reference to The Declaration of Nostra Aetate ('In Our Age'), a document that formed part of the revolutionary Second Vatican Council from the 1960s which sought to reach out to non-Christian faiths.
The Declaration stated, in part, that: "The Catholic Church rejects nothing that is holy and true in these religions. She [the Church] regards with sincere reverence those ways of conduct and of life, those precepts and teachings which, though differing in many aspects from the ones she holds and sets forth, nonetheless often reflect a ray of that Truth which enlightens all men."
Deshpande hopes that Francis would seek to strengthen the sentiments behind the Declaration.
HAF lamented the reign of Francis' immediate predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, as "one of lost opportunities," citing some inflammatory remarks he made about other faiths.
In 1997, HAF noted, when he was Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Pope Benedict denigrated Hinduism as a religion of 'false hope' that guaranteed salvation based on a 'morally cruel' concept of reincarnation resembling a 'continuous circle of hell.'
Benedict also described the ancient Indian practice of Yoga as a "cult of the body."
"Under Pope Benedict's watch, the church did not [encourage] interfaith relations and pluralism with our community," Deshpande stated.
"We sincerely hope that the Pope Francis… will take significant, meaningful, and lasting measures to create a more harmonious world."
Padma Kuppa, another HAF Executive Council member, called for an end to the aggressive, predatory and exploitative proselytization of Hindus by Catholics and other Christian missionary organizations in India and elsewhere.
"As Hindus, it's difficult to have meaningful interfaith dialogue when the Church is openly advocating for the demise of our faith," she said.
"The appointment of Pope Francis offers a great opportunity for the Church to build meaningful and substantive relations with a billion Hindus globally, repudiate its history of predatory proselytization, and foster a new relationship based on mutual respect, tolerance, and pluralism."
But Benedict's record with Hinduism is not entirely negative – indeed, in early 2011, during Good Friday Meditations and Prayers at the Roman Colosseum, the Pope included a verse from the Upanishads, an ancient Hindu scripture – an act applauded by Hindus across the world. Benedict also included verses from the poetry of India's Rabindranath Tagore and made references to Mahatma Gandhi in his public prayer services.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the faith divide, in recent years Hindu extremists in India have moved against what they view as the attempted mass conversion of Indian Hindus by Christian churches and missionaries.
In late 2008, riots against Christians erupted in the eastern state of Orissa, a region where the church has converted thousands of Untouchables as well as local tribal peoples to Christianity. Hundreds of people died in the disturbances.
Periodic outbreak of violence against Christians are reported across India.
Last summer, according to the World Watch Monitor, Hindu "nationalist extremists" attacked Christians attending teacher training in Dharwad district, Karnataka in southern India.
Some Hindus believe that the conversions to Christianity are frequently done by force.
"They want to convert people to Christianity and convert the country into a Christian land," Swami Laxmananand Saraswati, head of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (World Hindu Council), a Hindu nationalist groups, told Indian reporters in 2008.
"We are opposed to that and that is the source of all disputes and fights."
(Ironically, Saraswati was later murdered by Maoist insurgents, although some locals blamed Christian activists).
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Whilst Microsoft bosses have in recent weeks openly dismissed rumours that a handheld device is in development at Redmond, Bill Gates has stated that the firm are still investigating the opportunities that exist in the portable hardware arena. Speculation had been rife that Microsoft were plotting some form of PSP / iPod rival, chatter reinforced by Origami and author Dean Takahashi. However, at a recent press event Bill Gates states that he had nothing to offer on such a possibility, but that Redmond were most certainly "looking at various ways to bring more to that space."
"There is a lot yet that hasn't been done," Gates stated according to ZDNet. Whilst Gates' ambiguity could be interpreted as a hint that some form of Microsoft hardware could be released in the future, what it might equally also imply is that the company are looking to forge stronger relationships with third-parties, as they have continued to do thus far, in order to extent their influence in the mobile devices 'space'. Gates himself has spoken in the past about the opportunities presented by convergence devices, and Redmond's own visions for the sector.
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How do you discredit the literary prize business? It's not enough merely to overload the crowded calendar for bookish gongs with extra events, as a few critics claim in response to the foundation of a new Orange Award for New Writers. No: last week's tinsel-flecked British Book Awards gave us a masterclass in making a mockery of the whole notion of literary judgement. The WH Smith-sponsored Book of the Year was Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code, no doubt because that semi-literate heap of dreck has done such sterling service - to the wads of sterling in British bookshop tills.
How do you discredit the literary prize business? It's not enough merely to overload the crowded calendar for bookish gongs with extra events, as a few critics claim in response to the foundation of a new Orange Award for New Writers. No: last week's tinsel-flecked British Book Awards gave us a masterclass in making a mockery of the whole notion of literary judgement. The WH Smith-sponsored Book of the Year was Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code, no doubt because that semi-literate heap of dreck has done such sterling service - to the wads of sterling in British bookshop tills.
It certainly opens up an entirely fresh front in the prize wars to reward the sheer accumulation of cash in utter defiance of quality and value. After Dan Brown's triumph, we should look forward eagerly to Richard Branson snaffling a lifetime achievement honour for rail punctuality while the award for Britain's finest restaurant goes to the takeaway pizza counter at Tesco.
British authors can now compete for 300-odd prizes, great and small. Many are defiantly local and specialised, from the Lakeland Book of the Year Award and the Westminster Medal for Military Literature (sponsored by the Duke, not the City) to my favourite minnow, the Biennial Sasakawa Prize for contributions to the art of the haiku. At least the judging for that can't take too long, unless the panel takes a break for Zen meditation. At the other extreme, behemoths such as the Man Booker, Whitbread and Orange command the media gaze and help to make the nation's cultural weather.
So ask not whether they are (like Jude the Obscure's doomed children) too many. Ask instead whether each prize aims at a clearly defined target, hits it with integrity and efficiency, and in doing so boosts the fortunes both of its laureates and the sector of the market that it serves. We may not need fewer prizes, but we probably need smarter and more sharply focused prizes.
Some of my best experiences as a prize judge have come with (in media terms) the little leagues of literature: with the Conference rather than the Premiership contests. For example, the Society of Authors runs one award for a first novelist over the age of 40, and another for fictional debutants over 60. Judging the McKitterick and Sagittarius prizes opened my eyes and changed my mind, proving that a talent for fiction can find its true voice at any age. It introduced me to writers of the calibre as David Crackanthorpe, a former lawyer who in his seventies began producing stylish historical thrillers up to Harris or Le Carré standards. It also showed that several debut novelists hyped by their publishers as hip trend-setters were, in fact, eligible for the over-forties category. Long live Middle Youth!
Here is where I should declare an interest. Later this week, the winner of the annual Independent Foreign Fiction Prize will be announced. No other British honour gives translated fiction from every language the chance to compete for a general award. No other honour splits its prize pot fifty-fifty between writer and translator (each receives £5,000). And no other honour does more to encourage notoriously Anglocentric UK publishers that they should open their doors to global fiction by investing in translation.
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As an adviser for the Commonwealth Writers Prize (which is a model of complex multi-national administration, by the way), I have been struck by the gap between its relative obscurity at home and its glamour and glory abroad. In Colombo and Calcutta, I have faced press conferences as crammed and contentious as a UK soccer manager's farewell rant might be. To Goff, the big news in books evidently only happens in Mayfair and Soho. There is, thank goodness, a world of writers and readers elsewhere.
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The Big Question: What's the story behind Hamlet, and is it the ultimate test for an actor?
Friday 05 June 2009
Why are we asking this now?
Because Jude Law has just put his name to the long, stellar list of actors (female included) who have trodden the boards as Shakespeare's soliloquising Dane. Law received decidedly mixed reviews for his performance in Michael Grandage's production, and critics drew comparisons between him and David Tennant's acclaimed turn at the Royal Shakespeare Company last year.
What's behind the story of Hamlet?
The basic storyline probably stemmed from the Danish legend of Amlet, preserved by the 3rd-century chronicler, Saxo Grammaticus, which was subsequently retold by the 16th-century scholar Francois de Belleforest. The legend tells the story of a dissident Danish prince seeking revenge for his father, the king's murder. It is also believed to have sprung from a lost Elizabethan play known as the Ur-Hamlet, written around 1590 by Thomas Kyd. Shakespeare wrote his play between 1599 and 1601 and it is one of his most "worked" plays, which he revived time and again. Three different early versions have survived; the First Quarto, the Second Quarto and the First Folio. The title role was almost certainly created for Richard Burbage, a leading tragedian of Shakespeare's age. In subsequent centuries, it has been played by highly-acclaimed actors of each successive age.
So is it his most important play?
If some argue that it is second to King Lear – among them Prof Stanley Wells, the chairman of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust – most people agree that it is the most significant in terms of its enduring popularity. Not only was it instantly popular in its own time, it has influenced generations of artists, writers and musicians over the centuries. "It was a popular play when it was first written with numerous references to it after it was written – many more than usual," said Prof Wells.
Hamlet's character is regarded as the blueprint for a kind of figure who has since been heavily duplicated in the literary canon. "He is perhaps the first prototype for the great suffering romantic hero," said Michael Boyd, artistic director of the RSC.
Is there any disagreement?
Yes, Voltaire famously thought the play was fatally flawed, branding it "disgraceful" except for some rare strokes of genius. Prof Wells conceded that it defied all the rules of neo-classical literature; it is not fully unified or tightly constructed, it veers off into great digressions, and as the longest of Shakespeare's plays – and one of the longest of all the plays in the British repertoire – almost every theatre and film director has shortened it for the stage or screen productions.
Was Shakespeare at the height of his powers at the time?
He penned the play in mid-career, at a time of heightened creativity when he had just finished writing a sequence of comedies as well as Julius Caesar. While sketching Hamlet, he was simultaneously writing As You Like It and Henry V, a process of juggling comedy and tragedy which Michael Boyd believes come together in Hamlet, when "everything gets distilled."
What's the extent of versions of Hamlet?
There have been a dizzying number of film adaptations with some of the greatest actors in starring roles, from Laurence Olivier to Kenneth Branagh. The earliest screen success for the play was Sarah Bernhardt's five-minute film of the fencing scene, produced in 1900. There were an extraordinary number of silent-film versions – five coming out between 1907 and 1917.
In 1920, Asta Nielsen played Hamlet as a woman who spends her time disguised as a man. Laurence Olivier's 1948 film noir Hamlet, which stressed the Oedipal undercurrents in the play, won best picture and best actor at the Oscars (he was cast, aged 41, against the 28-year-old actress, Eileen Herlie, who played Hamlet's mother).
Gamlet, a 1964 film adaptation in Russian based on a Boris Pasternak translation with a score by Dmitri Shostakovich, won praise from Olivier. Sir John Gielgud and Kenneth Branagh are regarded as great Hamlets, while Franco Zeffirelli's Hamlet starring Mel Gibson is commended for its novelty value in casting a Hollywood hunk as the melancholy prince.
Women have played the lead part in an estimated 160 productions, while the play has often been adapted for political purposes, especially during the Communist era, when there were a series of productions in which Hamlet was portrayed as a dissident rebel against the state."One Romanian production that came to the National Theatre showed the king and queen as Ceaucescu and his wife, who were heavily caricatured," recalled Prof Wells.
Which actors are thought to have given their finest performances in the role?
Henry Irving revived Hamlet in the 1880s in a performance now regarded as legendary. More recently, David Warner's Hamlet, in a 1965 RSC production, received sensational reviews and was transferred to the Aldwych Theatre months later and revived once again the following year.
What other artistic creations has the play inspired?
Operas (including one by Ambroise Thomas), a symphonic poem by Tchaikovsky, writing by Goethe, 19th-century burlesques of the play and a short parody by Richard Curtis called Skinhead Hamlet.
Why do actors relish playing the part so much?
The Prince, who Mr Boyd described as "a handsome, heroic juvenile lead who is interesting at the same time", and the most intelligent of Shakespearean heroes, is naturally a draw for actors who want to showcase the full range of their talents. The role has come to be seen as something of an actor's Everest. "It's a part in which an actor can show all his talent except singing and dancing, even though Hamlet does sing at one point," Prof Wells said. "He is handsome, lyrical and has a great deal of passion and it has the widest emotional range of all Shakespeare's roles. The popularity of the play is partly down to the popularity of the lead role." Not only that, but the Prince is on stage for two thirds of the play, saying its most significant lines and some of the most memorable soliloquies in the theatrical tradition including the "To be or not to be" speech.
In addition, Queen Gertrude and the ghost of the king are considered among the most challenging and thrilling roles in acting, with Judi Dench among actresses whose careers have encompassed playing both the Queen and Hamlet's love interest, Ophelia.
Can it really be thought of as a comedy?
According to Prof Wells, who recently gave a lecture on the wealth of comedy in Hamlet, "it's not a comedy but it is Shakespeare's most comic tragedy. It's the most shot through with comedy, with characters such as the gravediggers and Osric. Prince Hamlet himself shows great wit and humour."
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* The central character is on stage for two thirds of the play so has to maintain immense stamina.
* Hamlet has the widest emotional range of all of Shakespeare's heroes with some of the best soliloquys in dramatic literature.
* The power of the soliloquies make the role stand out.
* He is a juvenile rebel prince so there is a limit to who can pull the part off physically.
* Some experts argue that King Lear is Shakespeare's 'ultimate challenge' to actors.
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Sky Blues' coach Frank Farina has decided to give the pair the weekend off given that neither were able to complete training this week.
Del Piero only played the first half against Melbourne Heart last week before needing to come off and Emerton was only able to manage the final 45 minutes.
The Italian has been battling back and hamstring issues in recent weeks, despite pulling off a sensational strike against the Heart.
Emerton has been fighting a back problem and muscle tightness since the start of the year.
Farina said it wasn't worth the risk to push them against the league's equal-bottom club.
"It's not bad for Alessandro but with the amount of games coming up and the travel involved in getting to Wellington, he'll miss the game and won't be travelling with us when we leave on Saturday morning," Farina said. "Because we've got Brisbane and Adelaide coming up in pretty quick succession, we think it makes more sense to rest him. It's the same with Emmo. Hopefully he'll miss only one week and we'll see how he is and whether he can face Brisbane."
Both marquees have been a source of frustration for Farina this year, with Del Piero averaging just 62 minutes in his eight games and Emerton starting just four matches since round one.
Former Phoenix striker Corey Gameiro is in line to make his Sydney debut after a nightmare run.
"We know that as long as we don't get too many injuries at once, we've got the depth to handle it," Farina said. "The reality is we'll get two or three injuries at any one time and, right now, we can wear that."
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The Evolving Practice of Breast Massage
By Kate Jordan, NCTMB
I was intrigued by a course entitled: "Making the Case for Breast Massage" at the most recent annual meeting of the California Chapter of the American Massage Therapy Association. Intrigued, I confess, because I didn't know that a case needed to be made.In my own practice, I regularly perform therapeutic modalities on the breasts of pregnant and nursing mothers; on women who have had breast reduction or augmentation; and on women who have endured mastectomy or breast cancer treatment. However, since my early days as a massage therapist, it had never occurred to me that there might be a rationale, much less a mandate, for well-breast massage.
The issues surrounding the applications of breast massage are numerous, ranging from legal to medical, to therapist comfort and competence, to protection of the consumer. These issues also spotlight some of the confusion in our emerging profession about the purpose and scope of practice of massage therapy and bodywork.
When I was first introduced to massage in the early 1970s, two mass-market books, George Downings' Massage Book and Gordon Inkeles' The Art of Sensual Massage, described the use of gentle effleurage strokes over undraped breasts as a part of relaxation massage on the anterior torso. This approach was also used at the Esalen Institute in Northern California. When I began to practice, however -- at a medical clinic and a health club in Phoenix; in a spa in Honolulu; and later in the decade, when teaching at a new massage school in San Diego -- it was a given that the breasts would be draped, primarily to conform to local and state regulations.
Over the years, and with continued training, I developed expertise in treating various dysfunctions related to the breast, but never taught any form of breast massage to students -- it seemed to be an area of the body riddled with pitfalls. When Dianne Polseno Crawford surveyed a representative sample of massage therapists in 1997, she found that while 45% reported receiving some training in breast massage, only 9% reported performing it on a regular basis. In an informal survey of massage schools throughout the country, Crawford reported that only 10% were teaching any kind of breast massage.
One of the primary barriers to the teaching of appropriate breast massage is the prohibition in state and local laws in most jurisdictions of any touching of the breasts. Some states, like Washington, do allow therapeutic breast massage with informed client consent. In my own city of San Diego, recently enacted legislation specifies no prohibited body areas for practitioners who have more extensive training than the minimum required for a massage license. These legal barriers to breast massage result from massage therapy's shadow-side -- its link to prostitution and adult entertainment. Hannah Hanlon, who teaches breast massage courses throughout the United States, caused such controversy in advertising her course in North Carolina that she was banned from teaching in that state. As standards for the education and practice of massage therapists are elevated, it's possible that there will be more latitude given in state laws to appropriate touch in currently restricted anatomical areas.
The American Massage Therapy Association does not have a specific policy regarding breast massage, and Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals "discourages" its members from providing breast massage unless they have advanced training and work in a jurisdiction permitting it. The National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork addresses the issue of breast massage in its Standards of Practice. It provides that certificants can "only provide therapeutic breast massage as indicated in the plan of care, and only after receiving informed voluntary consent from the client." This position provides an ethical framework and scope of practice for those individuals who become nationally certified, but is irrelevant in states that restrict the practice.
What is the status of breast massage in the United States? Who is using it, and for what purpose? I did an internet search for "breast massage" and found, along with the few "adult" sites that appeared, that there were sites that promoted breast massage as a cancer preventive; "wellness" breast massage; massage for breast augmentation; breast massage to prevent adhesions after implant surgery; self-massage to promote lactation in nursing mothers; and therapeutic lymphatic massage to treat lymphedema. These sites ranged from do-it-yourself websites, to plastic surgeons, to the American Cancer Society.
In Europe, where breast exposure is not taboo, lymphatic drainage massage and Bindegewebsmassage are used on the breasts in clinical settings. It is the rare therapist in the United States who does so.
In Canada, where massage training in most provinces is more extensive and clinical than in the U.S., therapists are taught protocols to deal with breast discomfort, dysfunction, trauma, and disease. Debra Curties, the executive director of the Sutherland-Chan School in Toronto, has been one of the leading proponents and teachers of clinical breast massage in North America. She has written extensively about the many potential barriers that may face therapists contemplating providing breast massage as a client service. They may, for example, feel personal discomfort with manipulating breast tissue because of its sexualization in American society.
Hannah Hanlon has reported that when teaching co-ed classes in breast massage, men and gay women seem more comfortable with the learning experience than heterosexual women, who may feel embarrassed and squeamish about touching either their own, or another woman's breasts. Many men, however, are understandably concerned about boundary issues in cross-gender massage. There is considerable uncertainty among many therapists about the purpose of and potential value derived from breast massage, especially the "wellness" or prevention model.
Public perception of the components of a massage therapy session, and individual client issues and concerns, can impact a therapist's desire to perform breast massage. Does the client have adequate boundaries? Has the client been sufficiently informed about, and is able to consent to breast massage? Does the therapist feel safe in providing breast massage for the particular client?
Hannah Hanlon has written that "breast massage has been regarded at best, as an integrative measure in a holistic alternative therapy, or at worst, as an invasive and abusive undertaking, if offered without informed consent in the hands of a therapist lacking experience or integrity." This is the crux of the issues surrounding breast massage. Breast massage administered by massage therapists will be more readily accepted by the public if its medical rationale and physiologic basis are spelled out for clients, and if therapists receive adequate training in its psychological ramifications and the appropriate use of specific techniques to promote breast health and address dysfunction.
This kind of educational outreach can only be provided by therapists who receive comprehensive training in breast massage. Unfortunately, even the most competent, effective practitioners will not be able to address the needs of the female population in the presence of laws that prohibit touching of the breasts.
In my next column, I will address the indications for breast massage and the specific techniques that have been developed to address both "normal" and dysfunctional breasts.
In the interest of a national dialogue, I would like to hear the experiences of therapists who currently practice breast massage (as a part of a full-body session or as separate modality), and the reactions and comments of therapists who do not.
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