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Caves and Twins: The Angels Take Manhattan
So, for the 433rd time in the new series of Doctor Who, someone was definitely going to die. They didn't, of course, just as they never have; just as we never believed they would.
I've complained before that the habit of Moffatt and RTD of teasing deaths, then backing out of it with a big emotional pay-off in the hope that no-one would notice, was drawing diminishing returns and weakening the satisfaction that these stories deliver.
That's perhaps why the departure of the Ponds – two companions I'll genuinely miss, played by two actors who really seemed to get their roles – didn't have the emotional impact that it should have.
Because we've been cheated, misdirected, swerved and conned so often over the last few years that there's no faith in the production team – Moffatt is most guilty of this as a writer – not to simply defy the internal logic of the show.
People will argue that complaining about a show like Doctor Who not making sense is willfully obtuse. "It's a show about a time traveller in a police box – of course it doesn't make sense!," they cry.
Needless to say, this is either a disingenuous or a genuinely stupid line of reasoning. Of course Doctor Who is a show that has departed quite significantly from reality; we shouldn't hold its observation of reality to the same standards as those for Holby City, but when programmes stop making sense according to their own established rules they lose their impact, their agency, their reason to exist.
The new series of Doctor Who has been predicated on emotion, by both Davies and Moffatt. I've no real complaint about that either, though I think it's been rather over-egged. My chief problem is that the narratives that spawn the emotion are overthrown, ignored or cancelled out again and again.
The result is the boy who cried bad wolf. You simply don't believe what you're told; what you're shown. Even when apparently final something happens – a companion dies, leaves or is lost to a dimensional macguffin – we don't really believe it.
When Doctors and companions die again and again and again we simply don't buy it, so there's no meaningful emotional pay-off when it happens. We're inured to it and have been taught to disbelieve what we're told by the successive show-runners.
I guess that's why I didn't really feel especially sad when the Ponds departed, even though I think they were easily the best-drawn characters of the new series. I'm conditioned to expect a swerve, to suspect a cheat, to feel like I'm being fooled.
The fact that the Ponds' consignment to history and a life without the Doctor didn't really stand up to scrutiny either didn't make help. Couldn't the Doctor just go back to Boston and get a train? Why does seeing a grave or reading a book mean that time can't be changed? Within the confines of The Angels Take Manhattan it may be established that time can't be changed, but narrative rules have been chucked in the bin so often over the last seven years that these arbitrary rules don't seem to mean much anyway.
Time can be rewritten. Death has no sting. The irrevocable becomes... revocable. It's possible to overlook this from time to time, but when it comes to default setting for a series it's hard to invest much emotion in it.
So, while I enjoyed The Angels Take Manhattan, with its spooky cherubs and dashes of timey-wimey-ness (although thoroughly nonsensical, as it seemed to me), the Moff's sparkling dialogue and the performances of all concerned - it simply didn't amount to that much by me.
Doctor Who has become something that's gratifying in a fairly shallow, instantaneous way. Not because of the dearth of strong characterisation, performances or (occasionally) some clever scripts.
Because the rules of Doctor Who, the rules of honest narrative and internal logic, have been stripped away to the point where it becomes impossible to invest anything more than the most scant care over what is happening and to whom.
As a result, what should have been a devastating climax to the episode felt like the latest in a long line of false endings. That, for me, is the inevitable result of the deliberately tricky, breakneck, crash-bang, watch-the-birdie style of storytelling that RTD and Moffatt adopted by relentlessly upping the ante and relying on ersatz emotion to paper over the cracks.
Doctor Who works when viewers can suspend their disbelief; where River's confusing timeline, the apparently arbitrary nature of what can and can't be done within the laws of time and causality and the difficulty in believing that the Ponds have actually gone for good can be ignored in favour of the whole. I think the series is now reaping the whirlwind; as a result I'm finding it hard to believe in Doctor Who, or care about it.
The Angels Take Manhattan fails, not because of the story itself, but because of the previous seven years.
The setting - Manhattan looked great and Moffatt made better use of it than previous foreign excursions had.
The tone - The noirish/gothic atmosphere and devices were a nice tic that worked well in relation to the story.
Performances and characterisation - Even River was less smug in this one. As ever, Arthur Darvill imbues Rory with genuine character, believable emotion and makes him perhaps the best companion of the new series.
Fear factor - The Angels are clearly far and away the best monsters to come from the new series; they're novel, imaginative and very frightening. The addition of the giggling, cherubic Angels was another sinister aspect to these monsters.
Big screen moments - I'm fairly non-plussed by the 'film poster' idea as it's turned out mostly underwhelming episodes in this odd series. But moments like the Statue Of Liberty as an Angel, even though it doesn't hold up the slightest scrutiny, and the baby Angel blowing out Rory's match worked well as iconic moments.
Angel food - I liked the conceit of the Angels farming humans, with Battery Park as a kind of rest home for zapped victims.
Timey-wimey, wibbly-wobbly - Previoulsy I thought Moffatt's time-travel tricksiness was well worked out, but this time there was too much that didn't seem to make any sense to me. Moff's stories always seemed to have more care lavished on them when RTD was show-runner; nowadays he seems to be employing some of RTD's less desirable tricks to bring confusing stories to a conclusion; here the timey-wimey stuff just seemed to serve to create a dramatic conclusion – and it didn't really stand up for me.
River - River's timeline doesn't seem to make the slightest sense to me any more. Beyond that I don't really like the character. She was written as much less smug this time around, but I'm not sure this character has ever been likable, sympathetic or especially interesting.
Won't Get Fooled Again - As mentioned above at length, the cumulative impact of several years of dishonest writing and media chuntering robbed the Ponds of their deserved exit.
The Ponds' exit - In many ways this was a nice conclusion to their story but, aside from all the dubious logic of it I thought there was a stronger ending that had been teased in previous weeks, with its origins in The Time Of Angels. The suggestion was that Amy would turn into an Angel in this episode and, while that was perhaps never a realistic alternative, I think it a much stronger one.
Direction - Some great moments here, but somehow the way Rory and Amy eventually departed didn't seem quite right; like an amusing punch-line delivered with timing that's slightly off.
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Caves and Twins: The Almost People
The Almost People - the second part to Doctor Who's take on The Thing, or Battlestar Galactica - or whatever.
Last week had some strong elements and a good cliffhanger, but it was all a little bit messy and confusing, like much of this series.
There were hints that something big was going to happen in this episode to set up next week's mid-season finale, so are we going to start getting some answers?
Would we get Battlestar Galactica or, er, Battlestar Galactica?
I though the performances were generally up on last week, with some of the humans/gangers becoming recognisable characters.
Smith Docs - I enjoyed the interplay between the two and Smith's performances - as well as the Doctor being at the centre of the story.
Climax - Obviously something involving Amy - and perhaps Rory too was coming - but this was a great shock pulled off with style by Moffatt.
CGI - CGI is always bloody awful. The scene with the discarded flesh - a scenes that should have been a powerful moment - was just embarrassing in how poor the effects were and the Jenny Monster was another tiresome revisitation of the Utterly Terrible New Series CGI Monster.
Jenny - An annoying and not believable character not portrayed especially well.
Characters acting out of character - In stories where plotting struggles characters begin to act out of a necessity to drive the plot along rather than believable motives. Rory's behaviour was pretty unfathomable in this one - as was some of the Doctors'. Which leads us to...
Noble self-sacrifices - see above. Another familiar Nu series meme.
Smiths - While Smith did well in both parts it was horribly confusing to try and follow who was who (ahem). THis seemed to pay off in the climax, but if the two Doctors had swapped immediately then why was the real Doctor trying to strangle Amy?
Killing Amy - Didn't the Doctor creaming Amy (!) negate the moral core of the previous 90 minutes? Arguably the flesh Amy (!) was simply an avatar rather than a sentient ganger, but it was another muddled point that didn't come off well under analysis.
There was a lot wrong with this, but I still quite enjoyed it. It felt rather unlike any previous Doctor Who - and change is generally to be welcomed.
I'm still unsure about the series arc and the wisdom of leaving so many baffling answer hanging in the air and this story itself was quite hard to follow and didn't really add up.
Still, another intriguing twist in what's looking like the strangest series yet of Doctor Who. Let's hope it all adds up in the end.
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Faf du Plessis to call time on Twenty20 International career after 2020 World Cup
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Siddharth Vishwanathan | Updated on: 16 Nov 2018, 03:34:34 PM
Faf du Plessis has laid out his retirement plans and it begins in 2020. The South Africa skipper has said he might call time on his international Twenty20 career after the end of the World T20 which will be held Down Under in two years' time.
Speaking in a media interaction ahead of the one-off Twenty20 International against Australia in Canberra, du Plessis said, "The T20 World Cup is in Australia and that's not too far away, so hopefully we'll be back for that and that will probably be my last international tour I would think."
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The last Twenty20 World Cup was held in 2016 in India and it was won by West Indies for the first time. In 2020, the tournament will be played in Australia for the first time. The country has hosted very few ICC tournaments, having hosted the 50-over World Cup in 1992 and 2015, in addition to several U-19 World Cups.
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The South Africa skipper said the strength of Twenty20 leagues all over the globe is a big challenge for international teams in a bilateral series. Du Plessis said with most key players playing in the leagues, the international game becomes a testing ground for youngsters and many people do not come to watch them.
"T20 cricket for us over the last two or three years has been a case of bringing in the young guys, giving them an opportunity, so we never really play our strongest XI, which isn't great for the international game. Fans come to watch the best players play," Du Plessis said.
South Africa have continued to pile on the agony against Australia in recent times. They are the only team to beat the Aussies in their own den for three consecutive times. Even in ODIs, they were the first team to whitewash Australia 5-0 in 2016 before winning the ODI series here 2-1. Du Plessis remarked playing against Australia brings out the best in him.
"I really love playing against Australia. It's a hard place to come and travel – when you come here, people don't always expect you to beat Australia, so that once again brings the best out of me as a captain out of me as well," Du Plessis said.
After the end of this series, South Africa will host Pakistan in December ahead of the 2019 World Cup.
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Witch-hunt against the unemployed in Germany
Dietmar Henning
As unemployment in Germany continues to rise so do the number of attacks on the unemployed by leading politicians, economic "experts" and sections of the media.
A few weeks ago, the government advisory "economics expert" Wolfgang Franz called for the basic level of unemployment benefit (Hartz IV) to be cut from its current level of a miserly €359 a month to just €250. To support this proposal, he referred to a policy paper on unemployment benefit "reforms" presented to parliament by the private think tank he chairs —the Economic Development Research Institute.
In mid-January, the Hesse prime minister and vice chairman of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Roland Koch, publicly demanded that all unemployment benefit recipients be obliged to accept any job offer. He said there were people who were taking advantage of the benefit system and using loopholes in it.
The CDU in Hesse is well known for its extreme right-wing policies and the aggressive slogans it uses to fuel reactionary campaigns. In the 1990s, the party used millions of euros of donations, which had been channelled round their legal campaign funds, to finance an anti-immigrant election campaign. Then, when the scandal broke out over the improper funding, Koch provocatively quipped that the donations had come from "Jewish legacies." Since his election as prime minister in 1999, Koch has used his position to ward off any criticism and dispense lying propaganda.
Last Tuesday, the Süddeutsche Zeitung led with the headline "Increase in unemployment benefit abuse." The main story quoted an extract from the annual statement of the federal labour agency (BA), which says that during 2009, 165,000 cases of false benefit claims had resulted in fines and penalization for the accused—1.8 percent more than in 2008.
Other newspapers followed suit with similar headlines. The "abuse" mainly concerns "cases where long-term unemployed persons have given incorrect information to the job centre and community work agency, with the intention of receiving more benefits than they are entitled to," wrote the Süddeutsche Zeitung.
A serious evaluation of the figures provided by the BA reveals that these alarmist headlines and horror stories represent nothing more than a flagrant witch-hunt of long-term unemployed and poor people. In 2009, an average of about 6.5 million people were receiving Hartz IV (basic state unemployment benefits). According to government figures, the rate of "false claims" was no more that 1.9 percent. The alleged "rise in abuse" turns out, on closer examination, to actually amount to a marginal 0.1 percent.
Furthermore, the 165,000 cases of "false claims" include simple irregularities, like failing to follow proper procedures, which make people liable to fines, as well as cases in which such irregularities were merely suspected.
The BA has itself advised against reading too much into the figures, saying that the level of "false claims" is relatively negligible in comparison with the numbers of claimants and the total amount claimed.
Claimants' organizations have since warned against the scapegoating of Hartz IV recipients by sections of the media and called upon the government to "focus on the norm rather than the exceptions." Their leading spokesperson, Ulrich Schneider, declared that "politicians should concentrate on 6.3 million people who are unemployed through no fault of their own and help them to find a way out of poverty and back into work."
Claimant appeals against benefit verdicts
As for the 165,000 incorrectly filled out application forms, anyone who has seen these forms will know how easy it is to inadvertently enter incorrect information. At the same time, the number of appeals by claimants against the benefit-issuing authorities' decisions has risen to a record high. The German claims courts registered 193,199 such appeals last year—19,363, or 10 percent more, than in the previous year. In 2008, the numbers of claims had already risen by 28 percent over the previous year.
The president of the biggest social claims court in Berlin, Sabine Schudoma, revealed that around 27,000 appeals against benefit claim judgments were processed there last year. This represents an increase of nearly 25 percent over the previous year. "The exception is becoming the rule," she said. "The tide of appeals claims has been growing year by year—in our case, day by day." The fact that 51 percent of these appeals achieve at least partial success is "conspicuously striking," she noted.
The small-claims magistrate in North Rhine-Westphalia has had to "stem a flood of appeals against benefit claim decisions," reported the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung. Particularly affected are unemployed claimants in large towns like Essen, Duisburg or Mülheim. The responsible claims court in Duisburg noted a rise of 20 percent in such appeals in 2009.The total number of such claims in North Rhine-Westphalia courts was more than 27,500—a rise of nearly 8 percent. And here, too, nearly every second appeal made by long-term unemployed claimants was successful.
Jürgen Brand, the president of the North Rhine-Westphalia federal state social courts, has declared that the benefit claim processing agencies often base their decision on the principle that if the claimant's rights are not defined precisely enough in law then their claim will be denied. He confirmed that the employment benefit agencies have been processing claims more harshly over the past two to three years. The agency workers justify their decisions in court by saying, "If I don't make these sorts of judgments, the finance officer will bite my head off." Thus, justice is based strictly on financial criteria.
In response to Koch's proposals, Brand quipped, "Greetings to Hesse: what you are proposing there is already happing here." If anyone refuses to accept a job offer, their basic benefit is reduced from the existence minimum of €359 to €250. If they refuse for a second time, a further €100 is deducted. A third time, and they lose their housing allowance. "It's a tough sanctions policy," says Brand. The job centres use this policy frequently. In Duisburg alone, where unemployment stands at 13.3 percent, about a third of the roughly 3,000 jobless under the age of 25 have had their benefits completely withdrawn.
In view of this situation and the fact that the basic existence minimum is completely insufficient to live on (80 cents is allowed monthly for toys for children under five), it is all the more astonishing that more than 98 percent of long-term unemployed fill in their claims forms correctly.
Such a rate is hardly achieved when it comes to millionaires and billionaires filling out their income tax declaration forms. The German tax expert Hans-Lothar Merten estimates that about €600 billion of undeclared assets have been stashed away in tax havens abroad by wealthy Germans.
At the moment, leading government politicians (predominantly in the CDU and Free Democratic Party) are currently seeking to stop the acquisition of a CD containing details of 1,500 German tax evaders. The CD database, which is being offered for sale by a former IT manager of the British bank HSBC, is supposed to contain information that would force rich and super-rich Germans to pay about €200 million in tax arrears. This represents an average of more than €130,000 in unpaid taxes—a sum far beyond the reach of any unemployed person condemned to a lifetime of poverty.
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A recent canine flu outbreak affecting thousands of dogs has now made its way into North Texas.
The Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory documented 2 cases of dog flu in North Texas this past month, and there are 3 of cases of it in Dallas County. North Texas now has a total of 7 confirmed cases of canine influenza, according to an IDEXX report.
Irving City Animal Shelter's Veterinarian Catherine McManus says that her staff is on high alert, carefully searching for any signs or symptoms of the H3N2 virus in their dogs.
This is the busiest time of the year for the shelter, so the prospect of a canine flu epidemic is overwhelming. McManus says her staff is just very focused on getting spays and neuters accomplished as quickly as possible so that they can get dogs adopted sooner.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Canine Influenza (also known as the dog flu) is a respiratory disease that spread easily among dogs (just like the human flu).
The H3N2 strain of the virus was first detected in dogs in the U.S. in 2015. Chicago and the surrounding areas experienced the hardest hit, with over 1,000 cases being reported in Illinois and several neighboring states. At least 6 cases were fatal.
Canine influenza has since been confirmed in over 30 states, including California, Michigan, Iowa, Georgia, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Indiana, Alabama, and now, Texas.
Most dogs (about 80 percent) who have canine flu will show symptoms. Mild forms produce symptoms such as cough, running nose, and extended periods of lethargy (laziness). More severe forms produce symptoms such as high fever and even pneumonia.
While it is an idiom among animal professionals that "sometimes, animals get sick like we do," and it can be nothing to worry about, now is not the time to take symptoms of illness lightly.
As with most things, prevention is better than cure. There is a vaccine for this strain of dog flu. It is a series of two shots, and takes about three weeks for full protection to be attained by the dog's body.
McManus urges people to get their dogs vaccinated routinely, the same way people get their flu shots. But many dogs are not vaccinated against canine flu.
If your dog is not vaccinated, McManus recommends keeping them away from other dogs right now as much as possible. This includes dog parks, daycare, boarding, grooming facilities, and dog beaches.
According to health officials, dogs can also spread this flu to cats. There is no vaccination available for cats.
If you think your dog is exhibiting any strange symptoms, please visit your veterinarian as soon as possible.
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Ashman, 27 Aug 2010In terms of CPU power, not a lot of difference in 450Mhz and 600 Mhz or 680 Mhz ones... if you... moreNo, it does make a huge difference. Ever over-clocked a GPU before? If you.ve done so, you should notice a significant improvement in performance for each 50 Mhz. Same applies for phone processors. Compare a 500 Mhz Motorola DROID & 600 Mhz HTC legend/aria, you'll feel the difference. BTW, the N9 will probably have the same PowerVR SGX 530 GPU as N900 if it runs on an OMAP 36xx chipset, or else it'll have SGX 540.
this is suite phone to replace my nokia 5230!
i can't afford the N8,so this is my choice!
C7 AND N8 are using old arm11 structure cpus nowdays arm8 is successor of arm11 and arm8 is going to be succeed by arm 9 so pls nokia put newer cpus which are better in battery consumtion and in power.
Why Nokia displays are never more than 360x640 pixels?
Anonymous, 28 Aug 2010if this phone is going to be cheap. I will buy. or should I get the Sony X8?sony ericsson x8 has very soothing looks.. But the screen seems to be just a little small for watching videos.. Plus the android version installed at the moment is 1.6 which is very old. Unless 2.2/2.1 comes with X8 it's just not worth it, as it won't allow a lot of basic features like, bluetooth file transfers, flash enabled browsing.. Plus another drawback in X8 is it's got 1 widget/screen which gets annoying at times.. Plus android itself (even 2.2) is known to have video playback issues. Its not yet fully developed for multimedia features. Even the camera is just 3.2 megapixel and the UI of the camera is very basic. Android has the potential, but it's yet to make a mark, maybe Gingerbread (Android 3.0) be able to add some multimedia functionality and bring life to the OS.
If you can neglect the minor issues that I mentioned, its a good phone, and you do get the advantage of Android app store. And ya, the phone looks are really good..!
if this phone is going to be cheap. I will buy. or should I get the Sony X8?
3araby, 27 Aug 2010what are you nuts? X6 can hardly handle symbian 1. its too laggy and slow. NO WAY in hell it c... moreIn terms of CPU power, not a lot of difference in 450Mhz and 600 Mhz or 680 Mhz ones... if you see and compare desktop computers. Single or dual or quad cores make a difference. Now I wonder why Nokia is so stingy with memory (RAMs). Just throwing in a 512mb would have made so much of a difference. Now if it's GPU power you're talking about... what is the GPU used in this phone? I'm talking about the capability of Cell Phones to compete with Netbook computers.
This phone isn't too great ..
Ashman, 27 Aug 2010With the hardware specs not bumped up too much... I'm sure the Nokia X6 can also handle Symbia... morewhat are you nuts? X6 can hardly handle symbian 1. its too laggy and slow. NO WAY in hell it can handle Symbian 3.
X6 would have been better with a 600 mhz CPU and at least 256 RAM. the way it is is just crap. been using it for 3 months and already sick of it. need to upgrade.
r 3 b 3 l, 27 Aug 2010Dude, no s^1 mobile can handle s^3. They don't have gpu which i doubt s^3 can live without.Well as it is the C7 does not have HD videos - so do you think the S^3 is so much reliant on the GPUs. Forget the videos, the other stuff... I'm sure the other phones should be able the handle.
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The new HBO series evokes a world so bleak, anyone could be responsible for its small town murder.
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Spoilers ahead for the Season 1 premiere of Mare of Easttown. The town at the center of HBO's Mare of Easttown is a Philadelphia exurb bathed in blue light and under constant threat of rain. Most of the blue-collar townsfolk fall on the spectrum of sadness: Kate Winslet's Detective Mare Sheehan is mourning the loss of her son; her high school basketball teammate Beth copes with a brother who has substance use disorder; a 17-year-old girl, Erin, argues with her ex-boyfriend over the money to cover their son's ear operation. Blue is also a mood. By the time Erin's dead body appears naked in the icy creek water in the final moments of the series premiere, tragedy in Easttown feels inevitable. Who killed Erin? No one person jumps out, but everyone's a suspect. Because in Mare of Easttown, writer Brad Ingelsby evokes a world so bleak you can imagine almost anything happening amid the desperation.
There are the usual suspects, of course. Erin's father Kenny is a hothead who doesn't respond kindly to even his daughter's simple pleasantries and seems to resent the added expense of his 1-year-old grandson DJ. Erin's teenage ex-boyfriend Dylan is another obvious candidate. The pair bicker during the custody hand-off, and hours before a hiker finds her body, Dylan and his new girlfriend Brianna lure Erin to a trail in Sharp's Woods. Brianna, jealous that Erin's been texting Dylan, catfishes, confronts, and assaults her, making the violent Brianna a suspect, too. But the motives here feel insufficient to the gravity of the crime. Resentful and unkind as Dylan may be, life as DJ's father gets harder — not easier — without Erin. And Brianna's anger registers as a way to pass the hours in a dead-end town. "You're gonna get it when you least expect it, you dumb bitch," she taunts Erin, sounding less like a killer and more like another teenage girl facing the same depressing prospects. Fighting over Dylan, a teenage dad who's afraid of his own parents, is merely something to satiate her boredom.
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The altercation between Brianna and Erin is interrupted by Mare's daughter, Siobhan, and her friends, who come to Erin's rescue but ultimately watch her wander into the woods alone to lick her wounds. If anyone who was in the woods the night of the murder is a suspect, then her saviors are, too — plus the considerable chunk of Easttown High's senior class who gathered there to drink that night.
The notion that someone from this closed community killed Erin is sinister, but the threat of someone from beyond its borders is even more ominous. The episode opens with a woman's shriek and a report of a ferret-faced Peeping Tom peering into bathroom windows from under his sweatshirt hood. Somehow, a person matching that dubious description is seen again, in the small hours of the morning as Mare drives home from sleeping with a college professor. The professor, played by Guy Pearce, is new to town — a drifter of another ilk. The episode's timelines are purposely confusing. Based on what we know, it's impossible to establish an alibi for any character. But about a year before Erin's death, another young Easttown woman went missing and the case remains unsolved: could these tragedies be connected by something other than city limits?
The episode leaves us with few clues, just the haunting sense that there's no town small enough to keep you safe. It's Mare's job to investigate everyone she knows to figure out who knows more than they're revealing. Easttown is comprised of secrets, struggles, and regrets: a father who refused to lend his daughter his truck, unknowingly letting her bike to her death on a pink beach cruiser; a teen dad who watched as the mother of his infant son was assaulted; a detective who couldn't solve a young woman's disappearance before another was victimized; and a town that underestimated its own darkness. No matter who killed Erin, Mare of Easttown seems to promise, the blame for her death will be shared.


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Olivier Péray est un réalisateur français.

Biographie
Olivier Péray a suivi des études supérieures de mathématiques au Lycée Louis-le-Grand à Paris. Il devient ingénieur civil des mines.

Changeant radicalement d'activité à 27 ans - « pour me lancer dans un métier bizarre qui commençait, tout au bas de l'échelle, par servir de chauffeur à Bernard Blier ou à Marlène Jobert », écrit-il -, il commence sa carrière au cinéma à la fin des années 1970.

Il travaille alors comme assistant réalisateur, notamment de Claude Sautet, Jean-Claude Missiaen, Robert Bresson, Patrice Leconte, José Pinheiro et Christine Pascal ; il réalise un premier court métrage en 1993, Gueule d'atmosphère, récompensé en 1994 par le César du meilleur court métrage.

Son premier long métrage, Petits Désordres amoureux, sort en 1998.

Filmographie

Cinéma
Courts métrages
 1993 : Gueule d'atmosphère
 1995 : Double Express
Long métrage
 1997 : Petits Désordres amoureux

Télévision
 2001 : Grosse bêtise - Fiction 90 min - M6
 2003 : La vie quand même - Fiction 90 min - M6
 2010 : Un soupçon d'innocence - Fiction 90 min - France 2 (réalisateur et coscénariste)
 2011 : Divorce et Fiançailles - Fiction 90 min - France 3
 2015 : Au nom du fils - Fiction 97 min - Arte (réalisateur et coscénariste)

Récompenses
César du meilleur court métrage lors de la  cérémonie des César en 1994 pour Gueule d'atmosphère ;
 César du meilleur espoir masculin pour Bruno Putzulu lors de la  cérémonie des César en 1999 pour Petits Désordres amoureux ;
  Prix Pierrot pour le jeune cinéma européen pour Petits Désordres amoureux au Festival de Berlin 1998 (section « Panorama ») ;
 Grand prix d'interprétation féminine à Pascale Arbillot, pour son rôle dans le téléfilm Un soupçon d'innocence, au Festival de la fiction TV de La Rochelle 2010.

Références

Liens externes

Réalisateur français
Date de naissance non renseignée (XXe siècle)
Lieu de naissance inconnu

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Understanding spoken language involves a complex set of processes that transform the auditory input into a meaningful interpretation. Our percept is not of acoustic-phonetic detail but of the speaker's intended meaning. This effortless transition occurs on millisecond timescales, with remarkable speed and accuracy, and without any awareness of the complex computations on which it depends. How is this achieved? What are the processes and representations that support the transition from sound to meaning, and what are the neurobiological systems in which they are instantiated? In this proposal, we combine advanced techniques from neuroimaging, multivariate statistics and computational linguistics to probe directly the dynamic patterns of neural activity, over bilateral fronto-temporal and parietal cortices, that are elicited by spoken words and sentences. Combined MEG + EEG imaging, linked to parallel fMRI studies, capture the real-time electrophysiological activity of the brain. Representational Similarity Analysis (RSA) and related multivariate techniques make it possible to probe the different types of neural computation that support these dynamic processes of incremental interpretation. Computational linguistic analyses of language corpora allow us to build quantifiable models of different dimensions of language interpretation – from phonetics and phonology to argument structure and anaphora - and to test for their presence, using RSA, as the utterance unfolds in real time. By this means we aim to determine directly the nature of the intermediate processes involved in the transition from early perceptual processing through different representational states to the development of a meaningful representation of an utterance, the dynamic spatio-temporal relationship between these processes, and their evolution over time.


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If for unforeseen circumstances any course cannot be delivered as specified at registration, LLIR will offer an alternative, if possible similar, to the undelivered course.
Fall 2019, Mornings, Sept. 13 – Nov. 15, 9:50-11:50 a.m.
A. The History of Colonization with Olivier Courteaux, PhD in Contemporary International Relations, University of Paris-Sorbonne.
This course looks at the various periods of colonization that shaped the history of mankind, from Ancient Greece to 19th century Europe, together with the motivations, whether political, financial or religious, that drove the establishment of colonies. Finally, the movement of decolonization that ran parallel to the first two decades of the Cold War will be examined, along with the enduring impact of colonization on societies, an impact that is essential to our understanding of 20th century international relations.
B. Intersections between Science and Religion with Terry Picton, MD, PhD, FRSC: Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto.
We understand the world we live in by telling stories. Some of these become the foundations of religious belief; some are linked together into scientific theories. This course will look at the way religion and science approach the main questions of life: Where do we live? What is the universe? Whence do we come? Who are we? Why should we be good? Whither do we go? Meaningful answers to these questions will be sought in the lessons of religious scriptures, and in the findings of scientific experiments.
C. Shakespeare on the Silver Screen with Philippa Sheppard, PhD in English Renaissance Drama, University of Oxford; lecturer University of Toronto.
This course offers a close look at eighteen major feature films that use Shakespeare's scripts and were released between 1989 and the present day. 1989 is chosen as the starting point as Kenneth Branagh's Henry V, a watershed for Shakespeare on screen, came out that year and was nominated for Best Film at the Academy Awards, prompting other directors to return to Shakespeare. The course opens with a brief history of Shakespearean films, and then considers the selected films in pairs by genre. With the support of stills and video clips, the course will analyze the wide variety of directors' approaches to adapting these great dramatic works.
Fall 2019, Afternoons, Sept. 13 – Nov. 15, 12:50-2:50 p.m.
D. Words and Music: Leonard Cohen, with Mike Daley, PhD: musicologist and musician; lecturer York University.
Leonard Cohen is one of the great literary and musical figures in Canadian history. From his affecting and skillful early poetry and novels to his stunning and enduring music, Leonard Cohen's work continues to fascinate. His keen observations and impassioned writing and composing still resonate today. In this ten-week course, Mike Daley tells the incredible life story of Leonard Cohen in detail, using the best available research. Mike will select some of Cohen's best poetic, prose and lyric work for deeper discussion, but we won't forget about his music.
E. White-Collar Crime with James Hunter, FCA, FCPA: forensic accountant; Financial Accountability course director, York University.
This course outlines the historical context of white-collar crime. It will attempt to explain how otherwise upstanding citizens become criminals. We analyze different types of financial criminal activity: causes, detection and prevention. We look at the work of forensic investigators. The course also includes a survey of global corruption and money laundering.
Tim Nau, former editor of Onomastica Canadiana, journal of the Canadian Society for the Study of Names.
Naming is a universal practice. We all have names. So do places we inhabit, products we buy, dishes we eat, plants and animals around us. Where do these names come from? Who chooses them? How do they vary over time, from culture to culture? Identification, promotion, symbolism, politics and religion, all are issues to be tackled in the fascinating and sometimes controversial exploration of onomastics, the study of names.
Winter 2020, Mornings, Jan. 10 – Mar. 13, 9:50-11:50 a.m.
G. Significant Canadian Criminal Cases with Alex Borman LLB, lecturer/moderator.
In this course we will examine and analyze Canadian criminal proceedings that were shocking, precedent-setting or controversial. Verdicts and outcomes were sometimes reflective of societal prejudices, and in many cases injustices resulted. Cases that will be discussed include Susan Nelles, Steven Truscott, Paul Morin, Henry Morgentaler, Paul Bernardo and others. We will also profile and applaud the efforts of dissenters and advocates for justice. The outcome of the course will be an appreciation of the complexities of the Canadian criminal justice system and will challenge our views on controversial legal issues.
H. Italian Food: Pane, Amore e Fantasia (Bread, Love, and Fantasy) with Franco Gallippi, PhD, University of Toronto, lecturer at McMaster University and Italian Cultural Institute in Toronto.
It is said that most people eat to live, while in Italy people live to eat. In this course, Franco Gallippi will give students a taste of Italy. The aim is to examine ingredients, regional differences, and the identity and history of a people that never cease to talk about food.
Winter 2020, Afternoons, Jan. 10 – Mar. 13, 12:50-2:50 p.m.
J. The Byzantine Empire with Eric McGeer, historian, author, teacher.
The Byzantine Empire came into being with the dedication of Constantinople as the New Rome in 330 and ended with the fall of the city to the Ottoman Turks in 1453. During its eleven centuries, the Greek speaking, Orthodox Christian empire underwent many transformations. For much of its existence it was the dominant political force in the Balkans and the eastern Mediterranean and hence played a major role in the history of the Slavic peoples, the Islamic dynasties, the Crusades, and the eastern Christian world. The course will illuminate the history of a civilization rich in cultural and artistic achievement, and one whose presence and influence are still visible in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
K. Espionage with Peter Vronsky, PhD (University of Toronto), investigative historian, author, lecturer.
Espionage has been called the "the second oldest profession" and is described in historical records as far back as the Bible. It is only with the rise of the modern industrial 'administrative state' that permanent espionage bureaucracies like MI5/MI6 and the predecessors of the CIA and KGB, emerged in the early 20th Century. Today secret agents and clandestine measures, assassinations and election meddling are revealing the depth and scope of the hidden world of intelligence operations. This series of lectures will explore the myths and realities of the clandestine world of espionage, both international and domestic security-intelligence, with an emphasis on the rivalry between Russia, USA, Germany and Britain in the 20th Century and the War on Terror in the 21st.
L. Puzzles and Humanity: Enigma, Our Brains & The World with Stacy A. Costa. M.A., lecturer at University of Toronto & Enigmatologist.
This course will examine the role of puzzles in our everyday lives. Are they just a catalyst of entertainment or do they provide more benefits for our brain and wellbeing? By providing a historical view of puzzles, we will also explore each week a different genre of puzzles and understand how puzzles have become a challenge and have stood the test of time, across cultures. By the end of the course, you'll have upgraded your problem-solving skills as well as gained knowledge and insight into the history, art and methodology of deciphering encrypted puzzles. And, you will exercise your brain with many fun challenges along the way.


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Objective: Growing evidence of an etiologic overlap between schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and bipolar disorder has become increasingly difficult to disregard. We investigated the magnitude of the overlap between the clinical diagnoses of bipolar affective disorder, schizoaffective disorder, and schizophrenia over a 35-year period based on the entire Danish population.
Method: We established a register-based prospective cohort study of more than 2.5 million persons born in Denmark after 1954. Risks for the 3 psychiatric disorders were estimated by survival analysis using the Aalen-Johansen method. Cohort members were followed from 1970 to 2006. We introduced a new comorbidity index measuring the magnitude of the overlap between the 3 disorders.
Results: Overall, 12,734 patients were admitted with schizophrenia, 4,205 with bipolar disorder, and 1,881 with schizoaffective disorder. A female bipolar patient's risk of also being admitted with a schizoaffective disorder by the age of 45 years was approximately 103 times higher than that of a woman at the same age in the general population. Thus, we defined the comorbidity index between schizoaffective disorder and bipolar disorder at age 45 years to be 103. At age 45 years, the index between schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder was 80 and between schizophrenia and bipolar disorder was 20. Similar large comorbidity indexes were found for men.
Conclusions: A large comorbidity index between schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder was found, as well as a large index between bipolar disorder and schizoaffective disorder. But, more surprisingly, it was clear that a substantial comorbidity index between bipolar disorder and schizophrenia was present. This study supports the existence of an overlap between bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and thus challenges the strict categorical approach used in both DSM-IV and ICD-10 classification systems.
Submitted: October 20, 2008; accepted February 2, 2009.
Corresponding author: Thomas Munk Laursen, PhD, National Centre for Register-Based Research, University of Aarhus, Taasingegade 1, DK-8000 Aarhus C, Denmark (tml@ncrr.dk).


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Michael Schumacher is without a doubt one of the world's most outstanding Formula One drivers. Statistically speaking Schumacher is F1's greatest driver ever. World Champion seven times over, Michael Schumacher has received worldwide recognition and has a massive following of fans. Schumacher was also well-known as the first billionaire athlete in the world with his 2004 annual salary coming in at $80 million. A name spoken of widely, Michael Schumacher will always be a Formula One racing legend.
Formula One driver Michael Schumacher was born on 3 January 1969 in Germany. At the tender age of 4 he began using his father's homemade kart in races. A whiz behind the wheel of the simple pedal-kart with a motorcycle engine, Michael won his first championship when he was 6 years old. His racing talents were soon recognized by his parents and others who sought to sponsor him. As a youngster he went on to claim a number of European and German kart championships. In the year 1988 Michael Schumacher competed in the Formula Ford series and later won the German Formula 3 series in 1990. At the end of that year he became a member of the Mercedes junior racing program. He gained victory in both 1990 and 1991.
Schumacher as a F1 driver for Benetton won two championships. In 1996 he joined Ferrari. In no time at all Schumacher turned the flailing team around, winning a number of championships for them. What made Michael Schumacher such a remarkable Formula One driver? He became renowned for taking his car to its limits, for creating fast laps at vital times and excellent driving skills even in wet conditions. In fact his mastery over wet tracks gained him the title "Regenmeister" or "Rain Master". Throughout his career Michael Schumacher has taken home a number of awards and titles. In 2002 and 2004 he was the recipient of the prestigious Laureaus World Sportsman of the Year. The FIA Gold Medal for Motor Sports was awarded to Schumacher. Currently Michael Schumacher has gained practically every F1 record including most races won in a season, fastest laps, most drivers' championships, pole positions and race victories.
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I felt like I was constantly going to wedding a few years ago. Every week from late June to early August, it seemed, a cousin or a sibling or a friend was tying the knot. The bills to celebrate all this happiness with your friends and family racked up pretty quickly too.
I'm hardly alone though. According to American Express, in 2016 Americans planned to attend an average of three weddings and spend $703 for each wedding. $703!
I've had to RSVP no to a wedding because it just wasn't in the budget. Most of the time, you know which weddings are coming up. I prioritized my brother's wedding over my cousin's wedding.
I was willing to travel across the country to see my brother enter a state of married bliss, but I wasn't prepared to make the same trek for my cousin three weeks later.
We hate to rank our relationships like this, but the reality is that a good friend you have now might outrank your college frat brother's wedding.
Send a nice gift if you can't make it to a wedding, especially due to travel time and cost. It's a kind gesture, it shows you care, and it can save you hundreds of dollars.
You look for deals in other areas of your life. Don't stop just because a wedding is involved. You might be able to redeem points for airfare or a hotel for a wedding trip too.
You can also look for deals at the venue. Is there a discounted block of rooms at the wedding hotel? Perhaps there are nearby hotels that cost less. You don't have to stay at the wedding hotel if you don't want to.
Another strategy is to buy discounted gift cards. Look for gift cards to the store the couple registered at. This is a great way to reduce the cost of the gift while still looking like a hero.
Even if you don't give the gift card, you can use the discounted gift card to make your purchase.
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Little Mix star Jesy Nelson opens up about suicide attempt
By Julia Hunt, PA Entertainment Correspondent
8 September 2019, 4:30 pm
Little Mix star Jesy Nelson has told how she attempted to take her own life after abuse from online trolls.
The singer – who opens up about her struggles in BBC One documentary Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out – said she became almost "obsessed" with reading negative comments about herself after she found fame on the X Factor in 2011.
The Guardian quoted her as saying: "It only got worse when I got Twitter. And that led to the Daily Mail, and reading the [below the line] comments – the worst you can read about yourself.
"It was like I purposely wanted to hurt myself."
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"I had a routine of waking up, going on Twitter, searching for the worst things I could about myself," she said.
"I'd type in the search bar, 'Jesy fat', or 'Jesy ugly', and see what would come up. Sometimes I didn't even need to do that, I'd just write 'Jesy' and then I'd see all the horrible things.
"Everyone told me to ignore it – but it was like an addiction."
Nelson, 28, said she would starve herself before TV performances or video shoots, then later binge eat.
Her lowest point came after Little Mix returned to the X Factor in 2013 and Nelson's appearance again drew criticism, and the singer attempted suicide.
"I felt that I physically couldn't tolerate the pain any more," she said.
Things started to change the following year when Little Mix toured with US star Demi Lovato and some of Lovato's dancers suggested Nelson come off Twitter.
She said: "It was a long, hard process, because I didn't want to help myself.
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"But it wasn't until I deleted Twitter that everything changed for me and I slowly started to feel normal again."
Nelson said while she still has bad days, "instead of beating myself up about it and being miserable, I think, 'OK, I'm going to have my moment of being sad, and I'll be over it'."
"Before, I didn't let myself be sad," she said.
Nelson announced earlier this year that she was making a documentary exploring body image and mental health because she wanted to "make a change and a difference to other people's lives".
Brighton bee bricks initiative may do more harm than good, say scientists
Brighton bee bricks initiative may do more harm than good, say scientists. Special bricks could attract mites or encourage spread of disease if not cleaned properly, say some experts
Israel: Palestinian residents facing eviction from disputed property climb on to roof and threaten to set gas canisters on fire
Palestinian residents facing eviction by Israeli police from a disputed property have taken gas canisters on to the roof and threatened to set them on fire rather than be forced out. Scores of police officers in riot gear surrounded the building during an hours-long stand-off in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood in east Jerusalem. The Salhiyeh family is one of dozens of Palestinian families in the area at risk of eviction.
China's postal service has ordered workers to disinfect international deliveries and urged the public to reduce orders from overseas after authorities claimed mail could be the source of recent coronavirus outbreaks.
Why are women far more likely to be fined for dodging the BBC licence fee?
Licence fee evasion prosecutions currently disproportionately affect women to a huge extent.
AFP UK
Kazakhstan's ex-leader denies conflict with successor
Former leader of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev denies any conflict with his successor in his first appearance since unrest in the Central Asian country sparked rumours of a power struggle. Much of the anger amid protests earlier this month that erupted into violence appeared directed at Nazarbayev, who had ruled Kazakhstan since 1989 before handing over power, but who was widely believed to remain in control behind the scenes.
Family of heiress who drowned on holiday win court battle in bid to block multi-million payout to husband
Donald McPherson was charged with his wife's murder but the trial collapsed.
Texas synagogue siege: British man who took four hostage in Colleyville 'was known to MI5'
The British man who was shot dead after taking four people hostage at a synagogue in Texas had been on the radar of MI5, Sky News understands. The Security Service began looking into Malik Faisal Akram, 44, in the second half of 2020 to assess whether he posed a security threat, a Whitehall source said. The so-called "short-lead investigation" into Akram by MI5, however, concluded that there was no "credible threat to national security at that time", the source said.
Victims' families to be 'at heart' of inquiry into mortuary abuser David Fuller
Inquiry chair Sir Jonathan Michael said the task facing his team is "challenging but vitally important".
Covid tests 'set to be scrapped' for fully vaccinated travellers
Vaccinated travellers will no longer have to test for Covid on their return to Britain under plans currently being drawn up by the government, it has been reported. Transport minister Grant Shapps is set to scrap tests for double-jabbed travellers in time for the half-term break in February, The Sunday Times reported. The change will allow families to go on half-term holidays next month without the need to take a lateral flow test two days after they return as is currently required.


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