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We live in an age of prolific scientific advancements. The dizzying pace at which researchers are developing biomedical technologies necessitates that we also have people who are asking the right questions: What are the moral costs of this research? At whose expense is it done? What does God's Word have to say about it? And sometimes we might find that just because we have the technology to do something, doesn't mean we should use it.
This minor will give you the philosophical and legal background to critically think through how to ethically treat and serve other human beings. You'll get to take classes like Human Dignity, Bioethical Dilemmas in Contemporary Society, Christian Caregiving, and a wide selection of electives including Environmental Ethics, Religion and Law, and Research Ethics.
With six elective credits, you have the ability to tailor your minor to fit your future career in the health professions, law, psychology, or church work. Because our program expectations include elements specific to CUW, any previous credits you have are transferred on a case-by-case basis.
You are going to learn to challenge the status quo. Why? Because issues like human subject research, assisted reproductive technologies, and end-of-life care demand it. You'll learn to think ethically by first studying the human person as an immortal being designed by God. Next, you'll begin to explore the meaning of ethics, today's current culture, the implications of certain technological advancements, and proper research skills in bioethics. All of these topics will be addressed in a way that affirms biblical truth, seriously answers objections, and provides relevant and practical knowledge, enabling one to act assuredly on ethical principles.
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*If your GPA or ACT score falls below the minimum for acceptance, your admissions counselor may ask you to retake the test or supply additional documents, such as an essay or letters of recommendation, to complete the application.
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A minimum of 16 units of high school (secondary school) work is required, of which at least 11 should be in basic liberal arts areas. Units should be distributed as follows:
- English: At least three units, but four are strongly recommended.
- Mathematics: Two units of college-prep math, preferably one each in Algebra and Geometry.
- Natural Science: Two units, preferably one each in Biology, Physics or Chemistry.
- Social Studies: Two units, preferably one each in world history and American history.
- Liberal Arts: Two units of the same foreign language or additional units in one or more of the other listed subjects or in fine arts.
- Other Electives: Five units from any area of academic study, but ideally from the areas listed above.
- German or Latin is recommended for pre-seminary students.
Angus Menuge
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Angus Menuge grew up in England, studied Philosophy at Warwick University (BA) and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (MA, Ph.D.). He joined CUW in 1991 and is Chair of Philosophy.
- Ph D - Philosophy, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1989)
- MA - Philosophy, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1987)
- BA - Philosophy (Hons, First Class), University of Warwick (1985)
- Apologetics: critique of materialism, International Academy of Apologetics, Evangelism and Human Rights (2003)
- Menuge, A. (2018). Introduction. The Blackwell Companion to Substance Dualism. (2018, pp. 2018). Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell. https://www.wiley...
- Menuge, A., Loose, J. & Moreland, J., (2018). The Blackwell Companion to Substance Dualism (2018, pp. 2018). Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell. https://www.wiley...
- Menuge, A. (2018). "Why Reject Christian Physicalism?". The Blackwell Companion to Substance Dualism. (2018, pp. 2018). Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell. https://www.wiley...
- Menuge, A. "The First-Person Perspective is not a Mere Mental Property". Symposium on Dualism and Physicalism. 20 (1, pp. 1). La Mirada, CA: Philosophia Christi.
- Menuge, A. (2017). "Christian Physicalism and our Knowledge of God". Christian Physicalism: A Theological Critique. (2018, pp. 2018). Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. https://rowman.co...
- Menuge, A. (2017). "The Instability of Mere Property Dualism". Paper. The Evangelical Philosophical Society national meeting. Providence, Rhode Island.
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- Philosophy of Science
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- Modern Philosophy
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- D Min - doctrine of church and ministry, Concordia Theological Seminary (1992)
- Ph D - Existential Thought and Phenomenology, Marquette University (2007)
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- Existential Thought and Phenomenology
- Doctrine and Practice of the Ministry
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- Ethics
- Philosophy of Language
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Kevin Voss teaches philosophy, bioethics, medical ethics, and ethics. He is the Director of the Concordia Center for Bioethics. His research focuses on moral issues involving reproductive technology and genetics.
- Ph D - Health Care Ethics, Saint Louis University (2012)
- BS - Veterinary Science, University of Minnesota (1994)
- Christian Apologetics, Academy of Apologetics, Human Rights, and Evangelism (2013)
- Theology, Concordia Seminary (1999)
- Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota (1981)
- Voss, K. & Tiews, C. (2017). The Reformation Tour of a Lifetime 136 (10, pp. 10). St. Louis, MO, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod: Lutheran Witness.
- Voss, K. (2018). Human-on-a-Chip: Medical Breakthrough or a Violation of Human Dignity?. Paper. 2018 Conference on Medicine and Religion. St Louis Union Station, St. Louis, MO.
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- Reproductive counseling by clergy
- Moral issues involving genetics
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- Bioethics
- Medical Ethics
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South Church hosts Voices from the Heart in The Circle UnbrokenName: South Church hosts Voices from the Heart in The Circle UnbrokenDate: November 17, 2018Time: 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM ESTWebsite: http://voicesfromtheheart.orgEvent Description:Voices from the Heart sings what they feel and feels what they sing with 200 a cappella women's voices on November 17 at 4 and 7:30 p.m. at South Church, 292 State St. in Portsmouth, directed by Joanne Connolly. The concert explores The Circle Unbroken....singing songs from our 'One World!' "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" is a new take on the traditional American song calling us to be a more respectful, connected world...where everyone is invited into 'the circle.'
Connolly says, "After our three-week singing and humanitarian tour of South Africa this summer we return to our home stage in Portsmouth with two great South African tunes: "Pata Pata" made famous by the world renown Mariam Makeba, and the song and dance, "Emarabini". We include these songs in a circle of American music: remembering Aretha with "Natural Women"; singing to end gun violence with a Dixie Chicks piece; and dedicating a traditional Jewish song of remembrance, "Hashinvenu", to the latest victims of gun violence in Pittsburgh. Our songs will uplift, delight, honor and celebrate, all in one evening." Kent Allyn, Jon Booth and Rob Kneeland will be on hand with piano, bass and drums to ramp up the beat. Don't miss Voices from the Heart Fall Concert, "The Circle Unbroken."
Tickets are available now in Portsmouth at RiverRun Bookstore in Portsmouth at 32 Daniel St., and, on line, at brownpapertickets.com or at the Voices website, voicesfromtheheart.org. Seats will go quickly for the 4 p.m. and 7:30 shows, $12 in advance, and $15 at the door. Call (207) 451-9346 with any questions.


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Srinu Vaitla has always promised that he will entertain his audience no doubt whatsoever the story is. He made comedy his major weapon and good comedy tracks helped his movie to be highly successful than strong story.
But his comedy tracks turned too monotonous and formulaic in his recent films. He delivered three big disasters, so decided to change his track from being an out and out comedy director to serious filmmaker it seems.
While he doesn't want to disappoint his fans he does want to show everyone that is his 2.0 version of filmmaking that we will witness from him now on. Amar Akbar Anthony will be the introduction of that upgraded version it seems.
The promotions of the film have started but the buzz for the film is not as high as we expect for Ravi Teja – Srinu Vaitla combination.


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Do you often find it difficult to get a good night's sleep? Are you sick of waking up each day feeling more tired than when you went to bed the night before?
A lot of people that suffer from Adrenal Fatigue are exhausted throughout the day, and then wide awake late in the evening. Then if they finally manage to fall asleep, they wake up several times at night … sometimes to stare at the ceiling until they have to go to work the next day.
The irony here is that a lack of quality sleep creates a downward spiral of stress, causing sleep deprivation, reducing tolerance to stress, leading to more stress, causing more sleep deprivation, and so on.
Sleep deficiency can seriously affect your quality of life both at home and at work, with poor sleep leaving you feeling constantly fatigued and less able to do your daily tasks. In addition, long-term sleep deprivation can contribute to serious health issues like depression, diabetes, hypertension and obesity.
So, what can you do about your sleeping problems?
Ps. Remember that your bed is for sleeping. Should you not be able to fall asleep after 30 minutes. Get up and do something that is relaxing, such as reading or listening to music (no TV as this can wake you up further). After 15 minutes go back to bed and try to sleep. If you are still unable to sleep after 30 minutes get up again. Repeat this process as many times as necessary.
While there is no magic secret to sleeping soundly each night, one thing that also help is taking natural sleep supplements to aid rest and better prepare your body for the day ahead. If you're tired of being tired, these supplements are worth some serious consideration:
Melatonin is an essential hormone that helps regulate sleep cycles and wakefulness. It plays a critical role in determining when we wake up and when we fall asleep, with more melatonin being released at night in order to get your body ready for sleep. In turn, less melatonin is produced when light decreases, which is essentially your body's way of preparing you to wake up.
Although melatonin is a natural part of the body, some people don't produce enough of it. If you find that you frequently have difficulty falling asleep, taking a melatonin supplement might be worth considering. It can also help to combat the effects of jet lag and varied sleeping patterns – for example, if your work schedule alternates between working day and night shifts.
Melatonin supplements are commonly available in pill form. Sometimes it is placed inside the cheek or under the tongue to allow the melatonin to be absorbed directly into the body.
The valerian herb is commonly used to treat sleep disorders such as insomnia. The root of the plant is sometimes used in combination with hops, lemon balm and other herbs to produce medicine to help promote sleep and reduce anxiety.
Valerian has been used for more than 2,000 years, with scientific studies showing that it may help to improve sleep quality and make people fall asleep faster. Some people also use valerian to reduce stress and anxiety, and it may also be used to treat muscle and joint pain.
As valerian causes sleepiness and drowsiness, it should not be used in combination with anything that could magnify the effect to dangerous levels. Never take valerian with sleeping pills, drugs or alcohol, and don't take it for more than 4-6 weeks. As with any medication, it is a good idea to start with a low dosage and adjust it as required.
Chamomile is one of the most widely used medicinal herbs in the world. Chamomile tea has been a popular sleep aid for thousands of years, helping to promote sleep, calm nerves and soothe those stresses and strains. German chamomile is the most commonly used form, although English/garden chamomile is also popular.
If you are looking for an effective natural sleep aid, chamomile tea is definitely one to consider. A recent study found that chamomile was as effective as the powerful tranquilizing medication benzodiazepine when it came to helping rats fall asleep!
To use, simply add 2 or 3 tea bags to a pot, making sure to leave the lid on so that all the beneficial oils remain in the water.
If stress or anxiety is the root cause of your sleep problems, holy basil may help you to get a better night's sleep by helping to regulate cortisol response.
Cortisol is the hormone that helps the body to regulate stress. Cortisol levels usually increase at between 6 and 8 in the morning to wake you up from your sleep and prepare you for the day ahead, however this can be affected when you are under stress. Stress can cause cortisol levels to rise too soon, meaning you might find yourself waking up at 3 or 4am instead!
If you often wake up in the middle of the night and find it difficult to get back to sleep, taking a holy basil supplement may help. It works by regulating cortisol response and creating a sense of calm, thereby helping you to sleep right through until the morning.
Do you have no problems getting off to sleep but often find yourself waking up during the night? You might find that taking a magnesium supplement could really help you to relax and sleep through until the morning.
Magnesium is essential for regulating blood sugar levels and maintaining a healthy immune system. Magnesium is also required for the body to produce GABA, which is an important brain chemical that plays a crucial role in helping us to unwind and sleep.
Magnesium supplements can help to boost magnesium levels and help ensure that nerve cells interact just as they should. As such, taking a magnesium supplement may help to improve your sleep and stop you from waking during the night.
5-hydroxytryptophan (or 5-HTP for short) is a substance produced by the body, which is converted from tryptophan, an essential amino acid gained from food. 5-HTP is changed into another chemical called serotonin, which plays an essential role in the regulation of sleep and wake cycles, as well as mood, appetite, temperature and even sexual function.
5-HTP supplements may help to improve sleep quality by increasing the production of serotonin. Research into such supplements show that they may help to improve sleep and reduce anxiety.
Essential oils such as cedarwood, lavender, chamomile, jasmine, frankincense and patchouli can help to relieve stress, reduce anxiety and improve sleep.
If you suffer from insomnia or other sleeping conditions, essential oils are well worth looking into. For instance, cedarwood oil can increase melatonin levels and promote restful sleep. Diffusing essential oils each evening before going to bed is a great way to help you relax and switch off after a long, hard day.
Regular good sleep plays a critical role in maintaining overall good health and wellbeing. According to the National Sleep Foundation, sleep is essential for restoring and rejuvenating the body, growing muscle, repairing tissue, restoring hormones and much more.
If you find it difficult to get off to sleep or keep waking up during the night, look at the 11 quick tips above or you can read more tips here. Also, sleep supplements can really help. Although there is no miracle cure for insomnia, taking the right supplement can certainly help to promote restful sleep and make you more likely to feel refreshed each morning. The secret is to try different options and find the one that works best for you.
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Ice Energy, a leading provider of smart-grid enabled, advanced energy storage solutions to the electric utility industry, will work with SunPower Corp. on a unique pilot project funded by the California Public Utilities Commission that will combine its Ice Bear energy storage technology with SunPower's photovoltaic solar systems.
The project, part of the California Solar Initiative's Research, Development, Deployment and Demonstration Program, seeks to demonstrate the economic and operational benefits of integrating advanced energy storage systems with existing PV systems for peak demand reduction directly on commercial buildings. Ice Energy is one of three energy storage companies selected to participate in the program, which will be implemented by SunPower in conjunction with PG&E, KEMA, Sandia National Laboratories, and a major national retailer.
"Think of it as sun + ice + wind," said Greg Tropsa, executive vice president and co-founder of Ice Energy. "All three of these technologies have the potential to be more valuable together than any single one of them alone, and that's what this project sets out to demonstrate."
"As the sun begins to set in the afternoon, the Ice Bear units will deliver stored energy to bridge the gap between increasing building electrical demand and decreasing solar energy production," Tropsa explained. "The project will demonstrate that the combination of solar and ice storage will significantly reduce a building's peak demand charge, saving money for the consumer and helping the environment by reducing the need for utilities to dispatch fossil fuel-fired peaking generators. The bonus is the Ice Bear storage units are recharged during the off-peak hours, absorbing wind and surplus low cost base load generation."
The goal of the CPUC California Solar Initiative (CSI) is to create 1,940 megawatts of new, solar-produced electricity by 2016, moving the state toward a cleaner energy future and helping to lower the cost of solar systems for consumers. The CSI RD&D program provides grants to fund solar research and demonstration projects that will measurably reduce the cost and accelerate the adoption of solar, or other distributed technologies, such as storage, that could employ solar, for alternative generation, and reduce the use of natural gas and other fossil-fuel generation.
Ice Energy is a leading provider of advanced energy storage and smart grid solutions to the electric utility industry. Founded in 2003, the company is dedicated to transforming energy system efficiency and improving grid reliability through the development of advanced technology solutions that promote the efficient use of energy resources, reduce our dependency on fossil fuels, and enable the transition to a cleaner, smarter, more sustainable power grid. The company is headquartered in Windsor, Colorado, with offices in Orange County and Sacramento, California.
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Being hikers is not for the faint of heart. They require the human body to withstand uneven terrain, resilience to drastic changes in temperature, and quite a bit of experience. Most people who go on hiking adventures haven't had much in the way of recorded hiking expeditions, and likely do not know what supplies are best to take with them. There are groups for those wishing to become professional hikers if they so desire.
If you're feeling like a badass and want to challenge yourself with a long hike, there is nothing stopping you from doing so. But it is always best to ensure your safety and that of anyone accompanying you, even if it is a four-legged companion.
I've considering going on a backpacking adventure myself, but I am aware of my limits. This is an important step in planning out a hiking adventure. Know your limits and how long you can go without food, or you might end up in a literal life or death situation.
Two hikers by the names of Rachel Nguyen, 20, and Joseph Orbeso, 22, had gone missing early this year. They were both experienced hikers on a planned adventure in Joshua Tree National Forest.
It was when Orbeso failed to check out of a reservation in the month of July that the couple were reported missing. Officials and investigators believe it was possibly the heat during their expedition that led to their demise.
A search party that had been formed and included the father of the man found the couple deep in a canyon somewhere in the park. The couple were found in a somber embrace, evidence suggesting that Orbeso used a registered firearm to end the life of Nguyen before taking his own.
Upon examination of their supplies, it was found that their food supply was extremely low and they had no water whatsoever.
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Newcastle University Students' Association to reintroduce pill testing kits
NEWCASTLE University Students' Association is planning to reintroduce pill testing kits for students as part of a suite of harm minimisation initiatives.
Incoming NUSA president Kearnie Kelly said the government's current policy of "prohibition with high policing has not worked and in many ways has caused more harm".
"We hope to facilitate connecting students with effective harm minimisation strategies," she said.
"This will include providing a sample single-use reagent test kit for various substances."
Students will need to attend a workshop with a drug and alcohol counsellor to receive the kits.
"We are still finalising the scope of the workshops, but they are likely to cover the risk of drug use – even when the kits return a clean result – first aid for adverse reactions and how to access support for problem use.
"The program will link students with accurate, unbiased resources."
NUSA will also produce flyers about minimising harm and connecting to services.
"We want to create a safe space where students can start discussions about drugs so they can make informed decisions."
The Newcastle Herald reported in November 2016 then-NUSA president Phill Johnson saying the association was "very keen to trial" free kits, which the University of Melbourne Student Union had introduced that September.
"This is an issue for all universities," Mr Johnson said at the time.
"The last thing we want to see is students put in a precarious situation. It's important that we make sure that all students are safe at all times."
It is understood about 100 kits were dispensed in 2017.
NUSA planned in 2018 to distribute multi-use kits and contacted a Canadian supplier, but the deal didn't eventuate.
NUSA provided material about these kits to an inquiring student from a residential college and continued to hand out information about minimising harm.
Ms Kelly said this year's kits, which were likely to come from an Australian supplier, were not a substitute for policy change.
"The kits we can supply are an indication of adulteration, but not a direct substitute for the high level analysis provided by lab quality testing," she said.
"Further, the intensive policing of entries to festivals encourages risky behaviour such as consuming all drugs prior to entry or purchasing within a festival from an unknown supplier."
Australia's first professionally administered pill-testing outfit was at Canberra's Groovin' the Moo festival last April.


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Lt. Commander Data (Brent Spiner) believes that some remnant of the Tkon Empire -- extinct now for 600,000 years -- may be responsible for the force draining power from the ship.
Portal issues a challenge to the intruders in his Empire, and Riker answers it.
Then, down on the surface of a planet, the two forces are confronted by a highly advanced alien with the power to destroy either competitor. Here the Tkon's sleeping guardian stands in for the Metrons, but in both cases, the advanced race is impressed by human values, and relents in its hostile pursuits.
And once more in The Next Generation, the Starfleet characters learn nothing from their adventure, but are all too happy to share their disdain for those less advanced than they are (in this case, the Ferengi).
So, just think, if you were watching these shows sequentially in 1987, at this point Captain Picard had a fifty percent surrender rate when contending with danger. That's not good.
Here, for instance, Portal reads Riker's mind, sees the brilliance of Sun Tzu's philosophy, and takes the side of the humans in the conflict with the Ferengi. Then, Portal and Riker talk together about how they shouldn't kill the primitive Ferengi, and that some day the Ferengi might grow up, or mature out of their foolishness.
If the original Star Trek functioned as a Cold War allegory with Starfleet representing the United States and Klingons representing the U.S.S.R., then the Ferengi represent a daring risk for the 1980's. They represent America in the age of "greed is good" Gordon Gekko. I think that in concept and execution they are ambitious, even genius. They are a mirror to who we were, as a nation, in the Age of Trickle Down Economics.
Star Trek redeemed the Ferengi in later seasons, and later series, and with outstanding characters such as Rom and Nog. The writers could have looked at "The Last Outpost," deemed it a failure, and never featured the aliens again. Instead, the Ferengi remain, today, one of the most fascinating and well-developed races in Star Trek lore.
I remember the preview for this episode airing on WPIX Channel 11, out of New York. The narrator breathlessly spoke of the Enterprise crew fighting alien "predators," and that description set up the belief for many viewers that the Ferengi were going to be a terrifying alien race and a real threat to Starfleet.
And of course, none of that materialized. The extremely negative response to the Ferengi n "The Last Outpost" could be, simply, a matter of high expectations quashed.
Also, the hologram read-outs in the Enterprise briefing room look terrific, and I wish they had been used throughout the series.


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KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Martin Truex Jr. finally ended his Kansas hex.
Truex streaked away on the final restart with two laps left in Saturday night's Go Bowling 400 to win his first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway.
Truex led a race-high 104 of 267 laps to win for the ninth time in his career and for the second time this season. Three times in the past, Truex had led the most laps in a Kansas race-without winning.
But on this Saturday, Truex had the speed and the closing power. On successive restarts at the end of the race, which produced an event-record-tying 15 cautions, Truex jumped in front of polesitter Ryan Blaney and stayed at the head of the pack.
Brad Keselowski rallied from two laps down to finish second, followed by Kevin Harvick, Blaney and Kyle Busch. Series leader Kyle Larson came home sixth.
"It feels great," Truex said. "It's definitely been a thorn in our side. That's for sure. You know for years and years even, before I was with this (Furniture Row) team, for whatever reason we always ran good here and never could close the deal.
"Proud to get these guys back in victory lane. This is our home race track -- the guys from Colorado. Appreciate all the fans. We got a lot of fans from Colorado here today. I met a bunch of them before the race and hopefully they're all psyched."
But the race wasn't just about elation. There was a sobering aspect, too. One lap after Truex took the lead from Blaney on a restart following the 10th caution, a Lap 200 wreck stopped the action.
As Joey Logano and Danica Patrick were racing through Turns 1 and 2, battling for the 12th position, Logano's No. 22 Ford suddenly snapped to the left, turning Patrick's No. 10 Ford hard into the outside wall.
Patrick's car erupted in flames, and she and Logano rode the outside wall until, a moment later, Aric Almirola's No. 43 Ford barreled into the wreck.
NASCAR stopped the race while safety workers cut the roof off Almirola's Fusion and extricated him from the car. They placed Almirola on a backboard and rolled him to a waiting ambulance on a gurney. Almirola was airlifted to the University of Kansas Medical Center for observation.
Logano was unhurt but visibly shaken when he exited the infield care center.
"Yeah, I'm OK," Logano said. "Just saying a lot of prayers for Aric right now. A lot of us took a hard hit. Something broke on my car. I don't know what it was. I noticed it as I was trying to go in (to Turn 1). I tried to back it off but you're going 215 (mph) and it's hard to check up. The car just took a big step sideways into the corner and I hooked Danica.
"You can see the right front (tire) popped," Logano added as he watched a video replay. "I just hope everyone is OK. I hope Aric is all right. That's the last thing you want to see, a big hit like that for anyone. It's unfortunate for everyone. Let's hope that Aric is all right."
In Patrick's case, the accident ruined her most promising run of the season and left her bemoaning her ill fortune.
"We were having a really good race and having fun out there and had a lot of speed," Patrick said. "I kind of felt like Wonder Woman (one of her sponsors) for a little while. All I know is that I all of a sudden crashed. ...
"When he said he had a failure, I can't say it made me feel that much better in the moment. I'm just frustrated for the lack of breaks I get. It seems like every time things are going better and something happens, I get crashed or am in a crash."
After the accident, the race was red-flagged for 27 minutes, 41 seconds for track cleanup, and Truex and Blaney subsequently traded the lead. Blaney liked his chances after beating Truex off pit road under the 13th caution on Lap 245.
But Truex got a huge launch to the outside of the polesitter and quickly pulled ahead.
"I felt that we had a great short run car tonight, and I thought that was going to play right into our hands at the end," said Blaney, who led 83 laps. "The 78 (Truex) got us on that restart somehow. I don't know.
"I was super loose there on the last restarts, and the 78 got me spinning my tires a little bit. It kind of stinks. I think that it says a lot about this team to go out and lead some laps and go have a shot at winning races."
Note: Larson left Kansas with a 44-point edge over Truex in the series standings, with Keselowski 67 points back in third.
-- NASCAR Wire Service --


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As a fitness professional what do you sell? Think about that for a moment.
Your answer may be fitness, weight loss or better performance but the truth is that's not what your prospects or clients want.
You commodity may be fitness, exercise or weight loss. But your PRODUCT is hope. That's right HOPE. And the sooner you accept and understand this fact the more you'll sell, whether you're selling ebooks, one-on- one, online or group training programs.
Consumers are more skeptical than ever. They've been misled by infomercials, diet companies, big box gyms, and tons of other gimmicks.
They've tried and failed.
They've been burned.
And now they want hope and it's up to you to deliver it in your marketing message, during the sales process and throughout the training program.
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I can't lie. Getting off the scales this week I was very disappointed. I had exercised a great deal, was feeling fabulous and kept to the plan fairly well. But the scales didn't show that. It was a loss, 1/2lb, but I felt it should have been more.
When you are losing weight you can often feel disappointed; disappointed that you have fallen off the wagon, disappointed that other people seem to shed weight a lot easier and for me the worst disappointment is when you feel you have worked hard but you don't get the rewards.
So how can we get through this? It is so tempting to think "it's not worth it", "why should I bother?" and fall back into bad habits. But in the end it's only ourselves we are cheating.
Some positives I have taken from this week are that at times I have made good choices, such as trying Bodypump and parkrun. I have felt so much better in myself and had some compliments. Sometimes it is important to celebrate the little victories and remember them. It's also vital to remember the bigger picture; why are we doing this? What do we want to achieve? We need to remember that this is a small part of our journey, and not a complete roadblock.
So I am going to try again this week, and hope that the scales make me happier when I weigh in again. But I believe I am on the right track and that has given me confidence to keep going and not lose heart.
My advice if you are disappointed is;
Think of all the little victories during the week such as taking the stairs, saying no to desert.
Keep in mind the bigger picture and your longer term goals.
Use your support network, that is what they are there for.
All the best,


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A New job that came though the shop is this Lawful Good Fest 2017 Shirt, A simple one color T Shirt designed by a co worker of mine Jeff Toney.
He's a principal Artist for Kingsisle Entertainment, and all around talented artist.
He asked a while back if I could help him print a small run of shirts for one of the gaming events he does every year. He showed me the Image and I got excited to help, such a great T Shirt design.
This is one of the many examples of me helping people bring their Ideas to the market.


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After 11 and a half years as head winemaker at Nyetimber, Canadian-born Cherie Spriggs has proved that actions speak louder than words by winning the prestigious International Wine Challenge (IWC) trophy for Sparkling Winemaker of the year 2018.
Not only is this the first time a winemaker outside Champagne has won the award in the history of the IWC but Spriggs is also the first woman ever to take home the trophy. 'It's extraordinary, I'm so honoured and excited,' she says. 'I'm particularly happy that England has done it first.'
With a cooler climate, winemaking in the UK has its challenges, and historically English wine has not been held in the same esteem as our European counterparts. This is something, Spriggs says, that has changed in the past few years. 'Thirty years ago, English wine was perceived as almost a joke but perceptions have changed quite dramatically. We had a turning point in 2012 where I'd finally got the consistency of quality I wanted to bring to the business and it's getting better every year. Now it's rare to find someone who hasn't heard of English sparking wine in the UK.'
Nyetimber, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, is the first producer of English sparkling wine to exclusively grow three celebrated grape varieties: chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier. 'We are very fortunate at Nyetimber that we only use fruit from vineyards that we own, so we can be incredibly meticulous about the entire winemaking process,' says Spriggs. 'In terms of production, we use the same method as champagne, but the wonderful balance of fresh English fruit characters and the delicacy that comes from the ageing process makes for such an exciting combination and that really sets us apart.'
Last night's win adds to the three trophies and four gold medals already presented to Nyetimber at the awards. It also gave Spriggs the chance to reflect on what it means to be the first woman to win. 'It's interesting, getting an award like this made me pause and think, "why aren't there more women in this industry?" In truth, I'm so focused on what I'm doing, I don't think about my gender very much, but it's a job that suits women very well. We're good at tasting, we have a sensibility to respond to the environment and how the fruit comes in.'
Spriggs herself entered winemaking after studying biochemistry in her native Canada and then winemaking at Adelaide University in Australia. Soon after, her parents brought her a bottle of Nyetimber from a trip to England. 'I remember thinking, "there is potential in this wine that I haven't seen in a sparkling wine anywhere in the world",' she recalls. 'That memory really stuck in my head because five years later when my husband Brad and I were about to take winemaking jobs in Canada, Brad said: 'Why don't we apply for our dream jobs, things that we're never going to have the opportunity to do'. My first thought was: "I want to make sparkling wine in England" so I emailed Nyetimber and they just happened to be looking for two winemakers to join the company.'
Now 11 and a half years on, Spriggs is at the top of her game and Nyetimber is flying the flag for English sparkling wine on the international stage. It's the kind of recognition she says takes a long time to achieve. 'It does take time to prove what you can do and to get the quality where you want it. Ten years ago, we really had to get out there and tell our story, and now we need to do that internationally.'
'But when you beat around 20 other countries, 100 different wineries and more than 1,000 wines to come out on top, it's time for the world to sit up and take notice.'


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When filling out your Carlton Football Club membership form keep an eye out for the Spirit of Carlton optional extra box on the form, we have highlighted it in the following picture so you can see where it is:
This is the easiest way to become a member of the Spirit of Carlton, just one tick and all your details from your CFC membership will be used for your Spirit of Carlton membership.
Your money goes towards three main areas when you pay for a Spirit of Carlton Membership,
– Facilities for the current playing group.
– Assistance for past players and officials in the form of ongoing welfare and support activities (medical support, hardship support, general support).
– Preservation and promotion of the history of the club.
Already, nearly $300,000 has been provided to pay for specific items and activities including ice baths, training equipment, support for the Father and Son Development Academy and the upcoming display case in the CFC foyer.
As our membership grows we are able to provide more to the club, for the present and for the past so that the future will be stronger.
So Download a Carlton Football Club Membership form today and tick the Spirit of Carlton as well!


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PISCATAWAY – There was never any doubt.
It didn't matter that Hillside was the seventh seed and had three losses.
It didn't matter that Point Pleasant Boro was the top seed and 11-0.
It didn't matter that Hillside had not been in this position since 1985 or had not won a state championship since then.
It didn't matter that no team from Union County had ever won a state championship in Central Jersey.
It just didn't matter. Period.
Hillside came to Middlesex County on this bright, sunny and not-so-cold Saturday morning and the Comets were the conquerors this time!
Hillside held on to beat undefeated Point Pleasant Boro 20-13 in Saturday's Central Jersey Group 2 state championship game at Rutgers.
For the first time in 32 years and for only the second time in program history Hillside is a state champion. Hillside is also the first school from Union County to win a state title in the section Central Jersey since the NJSIAA went to re-classification in 2003. New Providence in 2004, Brearley in 2005 and Johnson in 2008 came up just short, falling in finals.
Hillside beat the top three seeds: 1-PPB, 2-South River and 3-Johnson and beat them when they had a combined record of 28-1 (PPB 11-0, South River 9-0 and Johnson (8-1) when the Comets played them.
Hillside held South River to a season-low seven points and PPB to a tied for season-low 13.
Two players that stood out for Hillside, which finished 9-3, Saturday against PPB included sophomore running back Nahree Biggins and senior middle linebacker Kwabena Ennin-Frimpong.
Biggins scored Hillside's first two touchdowns – the first on a two-yard run on fourth down and the second on a 36-yard zig-zag touchdown reception on fourth down – and in between came up with a huge interception that set up the second score.
"We were very confident," said Biggins, who had the game-saving tackle two weeks ago in Hillside's 19-16 semifinal win on a much colder and rainy Saturday night at third-seeded Johnson. "Week by week we got better and better."
Ennin-Frimpong was a monster on the field for Hillside, producing tackle after tackle. He produced second half sacks of PPB quarterback James Faria that went for 15- and 16-yard losses.
"I'm just out there doing my thing," Ennin-Frimpong said. "This started in Room 121 with us doing pushups on the floor. We couldn't do it without our coaches and everybody on our staff."
Hillside's strategy, as echoed by Enning-Frimpong and second-year head coach Barris Grant, was to contain PPB's toss – specifically to senior running back Brandon Cipriano.
Cipriano carried 11 times for 81 yards, gaining most of his yardage in the second half after his team was down by three scores.
PPB, which won 10 of its first 11 games by double digits, finished 11-1.
"We had to stop No. 3 (Cipriano)," Grant said. "Where Johnson's running game was more like Navy-Army, theirs (PPB) was more like Air Force, where they could also put the ball in the air and be dangerous.
"Based on the league we play in we felt we could be more physical. We get challenged a lot by the likes of teams like Cranford and Rahway and Johnson. I think we were more physical and it showed."
Hillside junior Brian Ugwu did not have a field day running the ball, the 1,000-yard rusher was held to zero yards on five carries, but he did make a huge difference on defense, often getting past his man to make a key tackle.
"This feels great," said Ugwu, who didn't start playing football until last year. "To secure what we wanted to get is just unbelievable."
Hillside almost scored on its first possession and then made sure it reached the end zone on its second after a big play that ended the first quarter.
On second-and-11 from its own 25, senior quarterback Tajae Irby threw a ball that junior receiver Charles Amissah caught two-handed over his shoulder. Amissah then broke a tackle and ran down the left sideline until he was stopped at the PPB 4.
Four plays and one timeout later, Hillside took the lead for good when Biggins came across from the left side, took the handoff, and barreled his way up the middle and into the end zone from the 2.
"They came out aggressive in the beginning and then after we scored we were much more aggressive," Ugwu said. "They played man (pass defense) and we were faster and exposed that."
A solid, 44-yard punt by Hugo Carrico put the ball on the PPB 10 with 2:43 left in the first half. On third-and-five, Fara threw a ball on the right sideline that Biggins jumped up for and came down with for an interception.
Four plays later on fourth-and-one from the PPB 36 with just 18 seconds to go before halftime, Irby threw a slant pass that Biggins caught across the middle and then reversed field to his right for an untouched, 36-yard touchdown reception. An ensuing two-point run by sophomore running back James Louis up the middle gave Hillside a 14-0 advantage.
"I just saw daylight (on the touchdown pass)," Biggins said. "When I caught the ball nobody was there."
"Nahree Biggins, that's a player you will need to get to know the next couple of years," Grant said. "I've coached guys that like football and guys that live football. Nahree lives football.
"He showed that he was much faster today. The moment didn't become too big for him."
Hillside junior strong safety Boris Nicolas-Paul also had a big interception in the fourth quarter. His interception late in the fourth quarter against Johnson clinched Hillside's semifinal win.
Before this year, Hillside's only road playoff win was its 13-12 victory at top-seeded Madison in the 1985 North 2, Group 2 state championship game. For the first time the Comets won two road playoff games in a season (Saturday's win is considered neutral site) and now Hillside has a playoff record over .500 at 8-7.
The first eight times Hillside made the state playoffs were all in North 2, Group 2.
Grant is a 1997 Irvington graduate who as a junior in 1995 played on a Blue Knights team that was 7-1 at the cutoff but didn't have enough power points to make the playoffs in North 2, Group 4 and had to settle for an 8-1 finish. The NJSIAA expanded the playoff sections to eight teams three years later in 1998.
Grant was then on his older brother's – Darnell Grant – staff at Shabazz in 2013 and 2014 when Shabazz lost in the 2013 North 2, Group 1 final and finally won it in 2014. Shabazz won N2, G1 again Saturday morning at Kean as the Bulldogs blanked Weequahic 35-0.
This time, in only his second year as a high school head coach, Barris is a state champion a second time.
"When I woke up this morning it was a different feeling, being a head coach," Barris Grant said. "Your career is defined by big moments.
"These kids, they are a pleasure to watch."
Darnell Grant, Irvington Class of 1991, has now led Shabazz to its first and only two (N2, G1 in 2014 and 2017) state championships and Barris Grant, Irvington Class of 1997, has led Hillside to its second overall and first since 1985.
Darnell Grant was Irvington's head coach and Barris one of his assistants when Irvington lost the only state championship game it advanced to in heartbreaking fashion in 2006 (the N2, G3 final to New Brunswick 18-14).
"We had the fire, the Comet pride," said Ennin-Frimpong, who was born in 2000, 15 years after Hillside's last and only previous state championship. "We always had it going back to hell week in August.
"This feels great. Like coach said, we're legends now."
NOTES: Fara carried 25 times for 75 yards and one touchdown.
The Panthers, a Shore Conference division champion, was seeking its fourth state championship in the playoff era and first since it won South Jersey, Group 2 for the third time in 2005.
Louis finished with 28 yards on 10 carries.
PPB senior running back Tanner Gordon carried the ball nine times for 37 yards.
Hillside senior nose guard Elijah Cotton had a fumble recovery for the Comets in the first half when PPB lost possession at the line of scrimmage on a big fourth down play.
PPB had three turnovers to Hillside's one, which came on an onsides kick that the Panthers converted late in the fourth quarter.
7-Hillside (9-3) 00 14 06 00 – 20
1-PP Boro (11-1) 00 00 00 13 – 13
Hillside – Nahree Biggins 2 run, kick failed (H 6-0)
6 plays, 74 yards, 3:06 used
Hillside – Nahree Biggins 36 pass from Tajae Irby, James Louis run (H 14-0)
4 plays, 45 yards, 1:28 used
Hillside capitalizes on a turnover – an interception by Nahree Biggins.
Hillside – Shadon Willis 4 run, kick failed (H 20-0)
6 plays, 54 yards, 3:06 used
PPBoro – Kyle Komanitsky 26 pass from James Fara, kick failed (H 20-6)
8 plays, 74 yards, 3:22 used
PPBoro – James Fara 7 run, Nathan Chiarello kick (H 20-13)
10 plays, 92 yards, 2:55 used


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J1-Con 2018 FAQ
General Information
Q: What are the hours of the convention?
A: The 3-day convention will take place from Friday, September 14, 2017 through Sunday, September 16, 2017. The convention will be open from:
- Friday – 11am to 10pm
- Saturday – 10am to 10pm
- Sunday – 11am to 7pm
Q: What are the ticket prices?
A: Ticket pricing can be found here: http://j1con.com/tickets/. We aim to keep prices low and are proud to bring you all of the exciting features planned at a reasonable cost. Here's a quick ticket pricing summary:
Online Registration (10 yrs & up)*
- Standard 3-Day Pass: $50
- US Military Veteran's 3-Day Pass: $40
- Friday Pass: $35
- Saturday Pass: $40
- Sunday Pass: $30
Children 9 years old and younger get in FREE with a paid Adult. Limit is two (2) children per PAID adult.
All Children must not be left unattended at the event. The children are your responsibility.
*Online processing fees do apply.
At Door Registration (10 yrs & up)
- Standard 3-Day Pass: $60
- US Military Veteran's 3-Day Pass: $50
- Friday Pass: $40
- Saturday Pass: $45
- Sunday Pass: $35
Children 9 years old and younger get in FREE with a paid Adult. Limit is two (2) children per PAID adult.
All Children must not be left unattended at the event. The children are your responsibility.
Q: What information is available about the panels, what they're about, and what is on the schedule?
A: We have everything you need at www. J1con.com, from the schedule, the floor map, to guest information! You can also pick up a program at the information desk or the J1-Studios table.
Q: I'm looking for a specific Panel, Vendor and/or Guest – where do I find them?
A: Panels and Vendors are spread throughout our con floor area. All details about our guests, panel areas and vendors are posted here at www.j1con.com/schedule
Q: What are some of the features I can look forward to? Guests, events, panels?
A: We have so much in store for this weekend! Everything can be found in one of the following places:
- Guest information is viewable at www.j1con.com/guests
- Panel information is viewable at www.j1con.com/panels
- Schedule information is viewable at www.j1con.com/schedule
Q: Do I have to dress up in a costume/cosplay?
A: Nope – cosplay is not a requirement for entry. We welcome everyone, those in cosplay or not. You should dress comfortably. There are a lot of people who do dress in cosplay/costume – either way, we support creativity (and be sure to do the same)!
Q: Where can I get food?
A: You have lots of choices, both within the hotel and beyond. Within the hotel, you can get coffee/breakfast foods at the cafe at the hotel entrance, lunch/dinner/drinks at the restaurant/bar area in the rear of the hotel (facing the beach), such as Bricker's Burgers and More, ACE Restaurant, Surf Bar. There are plenty of food choices along the boardwalk including the Hard Rock Cafe, Landshark, Dunkin Donuts and eateries near the rides.
Q: Can I bring my own food in?
A: Yes. There are also restaurants in the hotel if you like and many places in the area. We simply ask that you be mindful and clean up after yourself when you are finished eating.
Q: What is the address of the hotel?
A: Showboat Hotel, 801 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Q: How do I get to the Showboat Hotel?
A: For directions to the hotel please follow this link for the most accurate information. https://www.showboathotelac.com/directions
Q: What does the hotel have to offer?
A: Follow the link provided to check out all of the great amenities that the Showboat Hotel has to offer. https://www.showboathotelac.com/
Q: It's after the pre-registration cutoff and I want to register. Why can't I?
A. We have to cut off pre-registration to give our team time to prepare for the convention, which includes admin and organizational tasks, ensuring we have registration ready for processing, and other fixes.
Q: Is at-door entry cash only or can I pay with a card?
A: Currently, we are a cash only event. There are ATMs only a few feet away, in the hotel.
Q: Where can I find additional information on Guests?
A: We are super excited about our guests this year. Guest information is viewable at www.j1con.com/guests.
Q: Will Guests Sign Autographs?
A: Yes! While some guests will sign autographs at no charge, this is up to the guests' individual discretion.
Q: Can I take pictures of Guests or Panelists?
A: Picture-taking is done on a case by case basis. Most Panelists don't mind picture-taking so unless they object, feel free! Guest photography is at that guest's discretion. If a guest clearly has policies against photography, signs will be posted so unless otherwise stated, photography is welcome.
Q: Can I take pictures of Guests?
A: Picture-taking is done on a case by case basis, at the Guest's discretion.
Q: What do I do if I have a problem or emergency?
A: If you're hurt or have an emergency, reach out to the closest J1-Con staff or security (or hotel staff or security) as soon as possible
Q: My cosplay includes weaponry, will I have to check them?
A: Real/authentic weapons are not allowed. We (staff/security) reserve the right to check/hold onto anything, prop or otherwise, that we deem potentially harmful or dangerous to others. These will be returned upon leaving the con.
Q: Do you make special accommodations for disabled con-goers?
A: J1-Con makes every effort to accommodate the needs of our con-goers. If you have special needs, please let us know at least a month before the convention so we can ensure accommodations are available.
For those with limited mobility, we make every reasonable effort to accommodate people with such disabilities. Please reach out to a staff member or volunteer if assistance is needed during the con. We also highly recommend that you wear any applicable indicators about your medical condition, such as medical ID jewelry or wallet cards.
Q: Where is the gaming area?
A: This year everything is in close proximity with clear signage, and a map of the event floor is on the site at www.j1con.com/schedule and in the programs.
Q: What time do the tournaments take place?
A: See www.j1con.com/gaming for sign up and start times.
Q: Can I sign up for different games on the same day?
A: Absolutely
Q: Will there be online registration for Game tournaments?
A: No, on-site only
Q: Will controls be provided for free play in tournaments?
A: For tournament play, it's byoc (bring your own controller). Controllers will be provided for free play only.
Q: What day can I start signing up for game tournaments?
A: Day of the tournament only
Q: Can I bring my own Console? Can I rent a controller?
A: No outside consoles are allowed. While we will not have rental services for controllers, you can feel free to ask a fellow gamer!
Q: Will there be chargers for 3DS?
A: We will have a few 3DS chargers for your use.
Q: What are the tournament games and what console would they be played on?
Q: What is the cost of the tournaments? How much are the cash payouts?
A: $10 entry into each console tournament, $5 for 3DS & tabletop card games. Cash payouts are on a percentage basis.
Q: Will there be tabletop games?
A: Yes!
Q: What are the rules of all the tournament games? What are the start times of tournaments and sign-ups?
A: See the attached rules at www.j1con.com/gaming
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To be honest, I have never heard of Days of Glory (Indigènes) until now. Something about the movie synopsis (as you'll see below) just grabbed me when I was offered the chance to review. Maybe since the movie can be so relate-able to current events, it's hard to say, but this is one movie that I am glad I discovered. While it starts a bit slow, it builds up to a white-knuckled finale. This excellent film garnered a number of prestigious award nominations from around the world, including an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film.
This World War II film tells the tale of a group of African soldiers who join the French in their fight against the Nazis. Although they passionately battle to defend the motherland, a place they've never been, they face inequality and daily humiliation within the French army. These heroes that history forgot won battles throughout Europe before finding themselves alone to defend a small village against a German battalion.
Saïd Otmari (Jamel Debbouze), Yassir (Samy Naceri), Messaoud Souni (Roschdy Zem), Abdelkader (Sami Bouajila), and Sergent Roger Martinez (Bernard Blancan) are the five main characters in Days of Glory (Indigènes), interacting with their best friends, fellow teammates, superior officers, and the stress and duty that comes with war. The acting by these five actors, and the cast in general, is astounding. I can't put my finger on it, but each actor is able to make their characters unique in the backdrop of countless faceless soldiers being marched off to war. Each hit they take, we feel it. Whether it's a good moment or bad, we feel every bit of it.
As the movie unfolded, I found that despite the early action sequence, and an extremely well-done one at that, the movie does take a little bit to get going. We see hints of it early on, whether it is Sergent glaring at Saïd on the battlefield or a conversation off to the side. But soon we see the theme of the movie peak through. We see discrimination among the ranks, focusing on four main players who eventually find themselves against all odds, defending a village. The characters are flawed, and there's a good chance you may not even like some, but it unfolds in such a real and honest fashion. These aren't personality quirks, and characters don't fit into pre-determined roles. They're complicated and real.
I found myself wanting to know how the story would play out for the four main characters, and it doesn't end on a predictable note. The ending is rather heartbreaking, actually. You don't get the sense that, "Oh, this guy will survive." Not at all. In this war movie, you not only feel the danger, but you know that nobody is safe. It's that sense of urgency, that every mission could be the last for a specific character, that makes you so invested in them. And given how beautifully acted this movie is, and how engaging the movie is once the movie starts rolling, it's all we could want in a war movie. It's not hollow or pretension, but intimate and real.
A neat bit of trivia I discovered about this movie was that the main actors, all of North African descent, did not know of France's discrimination towards foreign soldiers serving in the French army during World War II until filming began. To be honest, neither did I. But what I enjoyed about this film is that it told you not only an intense tale of war, but told a story that not many people knew about. And given the importance of the final mission these men undertake, it's amazing how little we may know of the war. This movie paints a haunting picture of that, one that shows how multi-faceted World War II was. This movie paints a memorable portrait of World War II, and how it affected so many people in so many different ways.
I do want to make a quick note about the language of the film and the title itself. This is a French film, but there are English subtitles, so don't worry. I know a lot of readers may be put off by that fact (which is a shame), but it's not distracting nor does it pull you put of the movie. I know a little bit of French so I found it easy to follow (even if the translation wasn't exact from time to time). And the French title of the movie, Indigènes, translates to Natives, which should give you a better understanding of the movie's theme than the American title of the movie (which I find somewhat generic).
So how is the DVD? Extras include a making of featurette, simply dubbed The Making of Days of Glory (Indigènes), and the short film The Colonial Friend. Given the prestige that was bestowed upon this picture, I thought there would be more extras. It's not a disappointing collection by any means, but you can't help but wonder if this film deserved more attention.
Overall, I would have to Recommend this movie. It's a powerful movie, one that will leave you gripping your seat during the climax. With amazing acting across the board and some very exhilarating and painfully realistic action scenes, it's wonderfully done. You may have a hard time finding this release, but it is definitely worth the search. Days of Glory (Indigènes) tells a brutal war story that deserves to be heard.
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Na današnji dan pre 20 godina srušen je Berlinski zid.
Mediji u celom svetu izveštavaju o tome. Čak je i Google na svoju svedenu početnu stranicu postavio link ka fotogaleriji časopisa Life o rušenju zida.
Na sajtu vašingtonskog Newseuma - muzeja vesti, objavljen je tekst o tome kako se situacija vezana za medije u Nemačkoj menjala kroz decenije - od 30ih godina i dolaska Hitlera na vlast, pa sve do aktuelne tranzicije, koja uključuje i medije.
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In May 1945, as World War II ends, the four Allied Powers — the U.S., Great Britain, France and the Soviet Union, each with an occupation zone -- prohibit all means of public communication, information and entertainment "except as directed or otherwise authorized."
Radio, newspapers, magazines, movie house, theaters -- even circuses -- are shut down until licensed by Military Government.
The Allies begin licensing newspapers and other means of communication in their individual occupation zones but the approaches vary. As the military's grip loosens, a free press system is established in West Germany. But in the Soviet Zone, media are forced into a Communist system of state and single party control.
The Berlin Wall is strong enough to stop a tank, but it can't stop the truth from getting into East Germany.
The free-media system in the west spews news eastward, news that no wall can stop. It comes by word of mouth, by smuggled message, by phone, by radio, by TV.
The sudden burst of freedom in a divided Berlin, followed by similar changes in the east, is not without its problems.
Germany reunites on Oct. 3, 1990. The democratic aspects of the west, including media, quickly move to the east. Radio and television networks are linked, West German newspapers start circulating in a united country and newspapers of the former East Germany take on a new look.
Takođe, na sajtu Deutsche Welle objavljen je zanimljiv tekst na temu: Uloga medija u padu Berlinskog zida.
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I would like you to meet two very special people…Olivia and Ricky. And I'm so excited to share with you their engagement session!
Olivia is a gorgeous young lady who has not only an amazing strength of character but also a huge heart.
And I have to add…the most amazing curly hair you've ever seen…seriously, I would kill for those curls!
And meet Ricky who is kind, always quick to laugh, and is absolutely head over heels in love with his bride-to-be; it is so sweet to see how he looks at her.
I think we've all heard that timing is everything right?…well Olivia and Ricky's love story is a perfect example of that! These two lovebirds were acquaintances for TEN YEARS before actually dating.
In June of 2016, after a few months of dating, Ricky was in a serious car accident and it wasn't guaranteed that he would make it. He was rushed to the hospital, immediately undergoing emergency surgeries, before being placed in the Intensive Care Unit and Olivia stayed by his side through it all. Even according to doctors, his recovery was a miraculous one.
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1. Decide what you think before you read the opinion polls and tell people your real view even if it is unpopular.
2. When someone from a different political party says or does something sensible praise them instead of trying to find something to oppose.
3. When someone who normally shares your own political inclinations says or does something stupid say so quickly and honestly. Especially if it is you.
4. It is OK to change your mind when you see new evidence, circumstances change or you learn something new. Admit you've changed and be proud of it.
5. Don't think you have to announce some new initiative every week just to keep yourself prominent in the news. Try doing something instead.
6. You don't know everything so try admitting that every now and then.
7. Focus on running services and making them better. Don't think you can do this by changing the name and announcing yet another top down re-organisation. Try simplifying the job, motivating the staff and making them more effective instead of on measuring their performance.
8. When you think you have got something right try and recognise that it might just be that others had a great deal to do with achieving it.
9. Think long term. What will be better 20 years from now as a result of what you are doing?
10. Don't take yourself too seriously. No one else will. You are meant to be helping people not promoting the brand of your own personality.
If we could get the majority of politicians from all parties to stick to these rules and the journalists who interview them to stop trying to destroy anyone who admits to making the odd mistake then we might just restore some trust in politicians. Should only take around 20 years!


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"…the only hope given us, although only in retrospect, is that we change." ~ Michael Ondaatje in Warlight.
At a recent reading given by New Yorker book critic and award-winning author James Wood, he introduced his new novel called Upstate, about family relationships and the universality of the interactions within them. The author described the discomfort felt by a father visiting his daughter in her adult home, as opposed to his ease in having her return to his. Obviously, the latter assured him that not much had changed, and she was still his little girl, where the former reminded him that everything had changed, undeniably her and especially him. The truth of this disclosure was striking in its simplicity and commonality. It recalled for me the ending of Tara Westover's stunning new memoir, Educated, in which she states, "I am not the child my father raised, but he is the father who raised her."
Initially, that sentence shook me in its perceptiveness, exposing the nature of loneliness connected to leaving family and home, and of course, childhood. Fledging into the people we are to become can seem like the ultimate act of freedom, but we all know its bittersweet quality of something gained but so much lost. Do we really want to be free, let out of the cage that gave us structure? Ms. Westover's insight comes from the point of view of the child leaving the parent, while Mr. Wood spoke of the parent's unique agony of letting go of not only a child, but his own life as he acknowledges the change. I see that as the more challenging of the two truths. As a grandparent, I looked a little deeper and picked up the thread of what life is really telling both the child (who doesn't want to hear anything) and the parent who isn't confident enough to demand to be heard.
I've come to realize Ms. Westover is only partly right when she says she is not the same, but her father is. No one stands still while they breathe. We all grow and change, and we keep fledging throughout our lives. Our children, former associates and friends, relatives and acquaintances from the past all need to know that we, too, are different. Maybe we're all afraid of accepting that we've moved on in our lives because it marks evolution none of us feel comfortable with. I know this to be true and assure anyone who feels the fear that it's all for the good. It's much worse to be left behind.
At his book launch, James Wood spoke of how we humans are fond of 'fetishizing freedom'. Lover of words that I am, his phrase went quickly into my journal, as I'm sure you can imagine if you know me or the novel I'm working on. That fixation with freedom has always fascinated me, understanding in some vicarious way since childhood that no matter how much freedom some people are given, they seem born to life-limiting captivity. Apparently, Mr. Wood's novel also explores that phenomenon of an optimistic and happy birthright, as opposed to its opposite. In the interest of full disclosure, I haven't read the book yet, but intend to; just as soon as I get into Julian Barnes' new novel, The Only Story! Searching for who we are from birth and whether that can be affected by our social environs is an exciting and worthy adventure.
Another book with a deep effect on me was Michael Ondaatje's new novel, Warlight. There are many complex and wonderful trails to be followed in this book, but one I picked up only near the end was an exploration of our changes in identity when we move into different worlds inhabited by different people. His protagonist suggests we are constantly someone different, depending on who we interact with. What we are is formed not by what we've accomplished but by how we got here, and with whom. Is he right? I think maybe so, and if so, then it also seems important to understand how others change around us, too. We tend to think time and people freeze in place when we move on, but we tend to be wrong, as so many authors are telling us lately. I think they're well worth listening to.


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After being ruled out for the entirety of the Golden State Warriors' East Coast road trip, Draymond Green is expected to rejoin the starting lineup early next week, according to Mark Medina of the San Jose Mercury News.
Head coach Steve Kerr said that the team expects Green to return for Monday's home game against the Minnesota Timberwolves or Wednesday's runback against the Toronto Raptors.
Draymond Green spent the end of Wednesday's morning shootaround receiving treatment on his injured toe and rode on a stationary bike during the pre-game preparations.
Kerr said the All-Star forward "had another good day" on Wednesday and is "really making strides" after missing 12 of the past 14 games.
His recovery would put the Warriors at near-full strength, with Golden State getting back Stephen Curry last week and Alfonzo McKinnie on Wednesday, as he played 13 minutes off the bench against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
"We're excited about his progress," Kerr said. "Hopefully it continues the next few days."
"He's getting live action now. He'll probably get some live action tomorrow. We may not have a heavy practice. But he could get some scrimmaging in with the other guys and coaches."
Draymond Green has been off to a rough start this season in the scoring department, putting up only 6.9 points per game and shooting a phantasmagoric 22.2 percent from deep — the worst mark since his rookie year in the league.


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The local NAACP branch is requesting that the new superintendent be committed to diversity, especially diversifying school faculty and staff.
The Mystic Valley Area Branch of the NAACP is requesting that the new Superintendent of Schools in Medford be committed to diversity, especially diversifying faculty and staff at Medford Public Schools.
"A lot of the people in the branch who are Medford residents feel it's important that the superintendent cares about issues such as this," said Zane Crute, president of the branch.
The branch released the following letter to the School Committee, and has received positive responses from all six members.
Dear Medford School Committee:
The Mystic Valley Area Branch of the NAACP met on Feb. 28 and had a lengthy discussion about the current search for a new Superintendent of Schools. After much debate, our members unanimously echoed the need to ensure that the next Superintendent is committed to diversity.
The Mystic Valley Area Branch of the NAACP calls upon the Medford School Committee to commit to diversity as an ongoing goal and to hire a new Superintendent who is committed to diversifying the teaching and administrative staff of the Medford Public Schools.
If you have any questions, contact me at (201)-294-1624. Additionally, the Mystic Valley Are Branch NAACP is open to meet to discuss in detail if necessary.
Zane T Crute
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Crute said he is confident that the schools and city are moving "in the right direction."
"Mayor Burke has been very supportive of the NAACP," Crute said. "We feel like all signs point to going in the right direction."
The superintendent search committee, which includes parents, teachers, two School Committee members and other relevant community members, has been meeting since February, and plans to recommend finalists to the School Committee by March 21. The School Committee hopes to select a new superintendent by early April.


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Over a hundred thousand people in Adamawa state have dumped the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and the All Progressive Congress (APC) for the Social Democratic Party (SDP).
National Chairman of SDP, Chief Olu Falae stated this on Wednesday during the official decamping rally of Chief Emmanuel Bello to SDP at the Lamido Cinema of Adamawa state.
He stated, "I have come to receive Chief Emmanuel Bello and a hundred thousand others who have dumped APC and PDP to join SDP from today they have become a bonafide member in the state.
"SDP has been in existence since the year 1982 during Abiola and Kingibe's regime adding that Bello is a man who believes in Changing the Change,".
Speaking at the rally, John Nuhu said the 100,000 that dumped APC and PDP to join SDP were from the local government areas of Yola-North has 2500,Gombi 10,000, Song 10,000, Hong 5,000. Fofure 3,000, Demsa 10,000. Numan 10,000, Lamurde 10,000, Guyuk 10,000, Shelleng 5,000, Jada 10,000, Ganye 10,000, Mayo 20,000, Mubi-North 10,000, Mubi-South 10,000, Michika 10,000, Madagali 10,000, Maiha 5,000, Gerei 5,000 and so on.
Also speaking, National Leader of the SDP, Professor Jerry Gana said this was the first outing they had made in the year 2018, adding that the party was moving to make Nigeria better.