Underneath every communication is a feeling. This feeling drives your communication. How conscious are you of the subtext of your communication and the impact it has on others?
Every time we do a seminar or facilitate a meeting, people say they want better communication in the workplace. What most people are hungry for is communication that is real, honest, clear, concise and most important – respectful.
Communication is suffering in today's lightening speed world, filled with distractions, time pressures and technologies that put people at a personal distance from each other. Maybe that's why communication is getting sloppy. Habituated thoughts and behaviors make up too much of what passes as communication these days.
Some communication "experts" believe that our reliance on technology has diminished our ability to communicate, and worse, de-valued it in the process. So much of communication, especially in the workplace, is task or thing oriented. It's about getting us from point A to point B or accomplishing a goal. In the American high-tech, low-touch culture, we are seeing the effects of weaker communication skills – and more worrisome, a growing desire to by-pass human interaction altogether.
Are we losing our ability to connect face to face?
Even more important – are we losing our desire to connect face to face?
Louis Cozolino, Professor of Psychology at Pepperdine University has written extensively about the social interconnection of brains. Cozolino's work suggests that "my brain needs your brain" – that it is the power of being with others that shapes our brain. He asserts that just as neurons need each other to grow and thrive through neural communication, our brains themselves need other brains, as they influence the brains' development and their capacity to learn, adapt and heal throughout life.
Communication is a complex set of skills that takes time, patience and practice to develop. Great communicators are rare. While some of us are born with natural "gifts" that make communication easier, most of us learn through modeling of our care-givers and peers. We learn "strategies" for getting our needs met through communication which are mostly "me" centered. These strategies are often superficial and never get to the root of our purpose for all communication – getting our deeper needs met.
We can't get really good at communication unless we value it. It has to be important to us. If the only value that drives our communication is getting things done – that will be reflected in the outcome. We enter into communication with our own set of needs, feelings, expectations and assumptions. And so does the other person. If we're not conscious of what's driving us at a deeper level, we'll miss our "aim" as communicators.
You have to care about something more important than your agenda to positively influence a communication, even with the most basic communication.
Daniel Goleman, author of "Working with Emotional Intelligence" captures the essence of the challenge, "Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy. The more attentive we are to others, the more keenly we will sense their inner state and pick up on subtle clues." Without empathy, most communication is simply an empty vessel – expedient at best.
Our focus here is on in-person face to face contact but these guidelines are the basic foundation of all communication.
1. Be Intentional – This means – know and understand your motivation. This is basic 101 in acting school. The best actors know why they are standing where they are standing and why they are saying what they are saying. Otherwise, communication is on auto-pilot and you'll find yourself in the midst of it without understanding where you are and want to be next. This may seem like a lot of work, but it's much harder to muddle your way through sloppy communication than to enter it (at least) with clear intentions.
2. CARE – You can't mandate kindness, consideration and respect. Everyone wants it (when you ask) but somehow we think we can get by without it in most communication. Finding something to care about (besides your own agenda) elevates your communication. Respect, honesty, fairness, cooperation, affiliation – these are the kinds of values that can charge your motivation to communicate with more care.
3. Get Emotionally Literate – What you feel is what drives how you communicate. If you are exhausted and frustrated, your communication will reflect that. Is that what you intend? If you are anger or resentful, be sure that will come across in the communication unless you clean it up.
4. Check Out Your Beliefs – If you think that the person at the other end of your communication is lazy, or a nudge or a slacker – then don't be surprised if that gets communicated. Search your beliefs database to find something about the person or the situation that gives your communication more meaning.
5. If You Can't Be Honest – Don't Expect Much – Workplace communication is a challenge for many of us, because we don't think we can truly be honest. I don't mean hurtful, but real. But lying (even the little ones) is real communication poison.
6. Consult Your Trust Barometer – It's really surprising to me, but many people I meet in the workplace don't have a real handle on how and why they trust. They can tell you who they trust and don't trust – but the motivation is often murky. Since the basis of most decisions and communication involve trust, it is important to gain a deeper understanding of the why and how of your trust levels.
7. Respect Basic Courtesy – At our core, every human being has a basic need for respect. Simple courtesies can be powerful – even more so because they are becoming (sadly) rare. On a practical level, a recent study found that when managers just increased their praise and recognition of one employee once a day for 21 business days in a row, six months later, those teams as opposed to a control group, had a 31% higher level of productivity. While the reasons for this are complex, one reason is that on stress, the neocortex (the so-called "thinking" brain) shuts down, siphoning off precious neural reserves. Praise, on the other hand, tells that part of the brain it is safe – so performance is elevated as a result. Still wondering why telling only one employee affects the whole team? We'll give you a clue – emotional contagion!
8. Listen! – Everyone can use better listening skills. Real listening – meaning I stop attending to ME and I focus on YOU – is uncommon. Poor listening results in miscommunications, lost opportunities, and an erosion of trust. People we work with identify poor listening among the top three reasons they do not trust someone.
9. Don't Send People "You are not important" messages – Let's face it – most people put people who can help them at the top of their priority list to contact. Not following up, not returning calls and email messages has become epidemic. We claim we don't have time. While this may be true, it sends a message to most people that they are not that important. Even when many people say they understand, they don't. No one likes to feel used or ignored. Most people won't mention it – but they won't forget it either.
Bottom line it for me – a popular business phrase that usually is a euphemism for hurry up.
The ball's in your court – a sports metaphor that essentially communicates – it is your responsibility and not mine.
Anything that prefaces communication with the word Honestly – Though it's common, the underlying message when you say, "honestly, when you made that statement in the meeting,"……implies some level of insincerity.
Jargon & Acronyms – Not everyone understands your abbreviations and references. This is especially problematic as texting is short-handing language (like LOL). People assume that everyone understands the meaning. Same is true for business professionals who have become used to using their own industry jargon with people outside of that culture. In response, people can feel annoyed and frustrated and tune out.
These are not simple habits to break. It takes time and commitment. Becoming a more effective communicator will make you a more conscious person. Not only do you need to become more self-aware in general – but you have to practice that mindfully in each interaction.
If you do, two things will happen. You will see people begin to respond to you in a very different, much more positive way – and you will feel GOOD about yourself in the process.
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In addition to your post I was wondering, When you send a message, you intend to communicate meaning, but the message itself doesn't contain meaning. The meaning exists in your mind and in the mind of your receiver. To understand one another, you and your receiver must share similar meanings for words, gestures, tone of voice, and other symbols.
"understood" at the level of body language.
"How" we communicate at that level is still mostly not understood.


The dermaplaning treatment uses a 10-guage scalpel to gently remove the top layer of dull, dead skin cells. In other words, dermaplaning is, literally, shaving your face. It addresses the fine vellus hairs and dead skin cells that accumulate and dull your complexion.
The scalpel is a straight-edge facial razor. As it is pulled across your skin, it removes dead cells and hairs that can contribute to clogged pores and breakouts. Unlike other types of exfoliations, whether chemical or physical, dermaplaning does not break capillaries and is much milder.
This is a pain-free, lunchtime procedure that has zero downtime, and it is appropriate for most skin types and if you are pregnant. Like most exfoliation treatments, dermaplaning leaves your skin soft and smooth, and more able to absorb creams.
Some women like to take the razor in their own hands and shave at home. This is an excellent way to extend the results of an in-clinic dermaplaning treatment, but it does not replace the treatment itself.
An over-the-counter razor simply doesn't deliver the deep exfoliating results of a scalpel in the hands of a professional.
Avoid retinoids or retinols for at least one week prior to treatment, as they could cause skin irritation.
Do not have other facial procedures, such as chemical peels, before treatment.
If you have an active cold sore or are experiencing an active acne breakout, you should postpone your treatment. This treatment is not appropriate for treating active acne infection or rosacea.
When you arrive for treatment, your makeup will be removed and your face will be washed to remove any oils.
Then, our professionally trained staff will feathering the razor over your skin, gently removing skin cells and hair. The treatment feels similar to shaving your legs.
Dermaplaning is highly customizable to your needs. A skin care professional can focus on a small area or the entire face. While most treatments last about 30 minutes, that time frame can be shortened or extended depending on your skin care needs.
These safe treatments can be done weekly for treating a specific issue. For maintenance, try having this procedure done monthly.
While there is no downtime following treatment, for about 30 minutes after your treatment your skin will have a warm, pinkish glow that will gradually fade. For the next 72 hours, however, your skin will be more sensitive and prone to irritation. It's recommended that you use a gentle cleanser and apply moisturizer twice daily for a week after treatment.
If significant skin flaking occurs, or if your skin becomes broken, call your skin care professional right away. Avoid pulling on flaking or broken skin.


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Dear Mr Taxi Driver
Before I leave for Hong Kong, my aunt, T, has sent me a note to print out—it has her address in Chinese, in case I ever have to take a taxi home on my own. There is an English translation in the same sheet; "Dear Mr Taxi Driver," it begins. In the Hong Kong airport, I use this note to fill in forms printed on small squares of paper. The woman in her glass cubicle at Immigration doesn't seem to believe that T lives in a Visiting Quarter at Lingnan University, but she sees the note in my hand, and when I say that I study in Bangalore, she lets me go. I walk through the Green channel; nothing to declare.
Outside the airport, the sea is bluer than other seas, and the small windows of every apartment block look the same. It is as though the owners of every flat have decided to change their curtains to similar shades of yellow or white. There are so many trees, and the bushes along the road look perfectly groomed, as though secret people work at them on warmer nights. The mountains have small white graves; T says that people choose these spots before they die.
When I am there, I make notes every morning about my days in a little notebook with a red spine. I sit on the bed with thick white sheets in a small room in the corner of T's house, and she is in the kitchen making scrambled eggs for breakfast. I should help, but I have taken to washing our dishes after meals, and the kitchen is too small for the two of us. It is slightly warm, but there is no fan in this room—for some reason, there are only air conditioners in Hong Kong. I keep the window opposite my bed open; it looks down on the road leading to the university's gate. T is asking if I want blueberry jam as she walks across the wooden floor, but I am writing and too distracted to answer. I can smell the Suma filter coffee I brought with me from Bangalore. T says they don't take coffee seriously here. I realise she is right when I find a shop that sells a drink that is a mixture of tea and coffee.
On the first evening, we go to the night market at Temple Road when the stalls are still being set up, and the lights are just coming on. There is the clang of the legs of metal tables being opened outside restaurants, and the dull scrape of plastic stools being arranged around them. It is a busy road at night; A, T's student from Netherlands, says she likes to come here with people who are new to the city because they notice things she has long since stopped paying attention to. She has been here for many years now. There is a lot of red, red shop names, and clothes, bags, and the covers of adult films in a movie shop run by an old man in a red shirt. T is looking for a particular film, and I remember the ones I have watched on the recent Umbrella Revolution for greater democracy in Hong Kong. The man in the red shirt does not have the films she asks for.
I have to look long enough to begin to see things in the dark, but E, also T's student, is leading us and doesn't know where we want to stop. E points at the woman selling magnets. All My Friends Are Trouble Maker, You Are My Love My Angle Don't Treat Me Like Potato, Private Except Girl, T is reading aloud from them and laughing into the fumes of the noodles being cooked on the side of the road.
E watches T pick out blue socks for her Hindustani music teacher in Bombay. I linger opposite the socks stall, where a Pakistani man is selling minion shaped pen drives. "Kitna hai?" T asks him, coming over and pointing at a batman minion pen drive. T is talking loudly, over the voice of a woman shouting in the hope that someone will hear her. She is selling clothes with large, bright flowers. But the man from Pakistan is so happy he can understand us, and we can understand him, and he gives us a discount rate. We buy five pen drives. I try to use one of them when I come back to Bangalore, but it doesn't work.
We are walking away from the stalls faster now, and suddenly everyone thinks it will be funny if I get my fortune told—"For the experience," E says laughing. There is a small street that turns off the road; A says she has a psychic friend who feels "unsettling vibes" every time they are there. We walk into the first stall on the street.
"You will have a strong career," the fortune teller says once he has nodded and frowned at the lines on my palm. I think of the aunt who once told me I had "no work hands," because they are too soft; I smile at the fortune tellers checked blue shirt, and the manner in which he doesn't care to be convincing.
"But your love life…" he trails away, mumbling something about divorce. I try to look worried, but start laughing.
I'm waiting for him to say more—to be able to tell a story like a friend who had been told she would run away with her parents' money—but we get nothing.
"Is there anything special in her?" E asks him, once he has decided he must tell me to exercise.
"Nothing," he says, "Would you like me to read your face too?" We back out politely.
There are sex toys towards the end of Temple road, where there are fewer lights. T is laughing and asking me if I want any—"What kind of feminists are you?" she asks me, when I don't pick any for my friends. A is laughing. "We really wanted you to see these," E tells me. I wonder what she means, as I stare at the stalls and watch two women laugh and buy something. The road is too dark for me to see the name on the box they pick up.
I never have to use the Dear Mr Taxi Driver sheet. The first thing T does is to buy me an Octopus card that we swipe to pay our fares on trains and buses. Everyone here seems to use the train to travel; we stand in slanted lines on the quiet platform, and enter the train only after the people leaving walk out between us.
Nobody speaks English, and so there is no point eavesdropping on the already few conversations in the way I do on buses at home. Instead, I watch T pulling on a sweater because the trains are always cold, and rub my nose to get rid of the smell of air conditioner.
"Do you want to come with us to some abandoned houses?" E is asking me.
"I've got pictures!" A says and shows me a photograph of a room with clothes still hanging on the door, and an open book and glasses on a table. T later tells me that A and E take black and white photographs.
"It looks almost arranged," I say, and E nods.
"You think we could squeeze it into your schedule?" she asks, but we never go. She is putting sanitiser on her hands again. I watch A try to balance without touching the railing.
A woman whose open checked shirt is long enough to reach the hem of her black skirt is leaning against the door of the train, reading. The man on the seat next to her is looking into the bag of clothes from Mango between her feet. Everyone else is on their phones or catching up on sleep.
Parts of this city are caught in some kind of movement. Kwun Tong (the industrial district) has the same growing glass high rises that are in Central (the financial district), but opposite these buildings are industrial garages and construction sites. The sound of machines drowns out the sound of high heels and polished shoes against pavements as wide as roads; in Kwun Tong, people are still working at nine in the night, and the air smells of petrol and rusty cranes. Nobody wears suits and dresses ironed as stiff as their walk like they do in Central; there are no sleek cars with rolled up tinted windows. T does not look up at the buildings here in the way she had in the financial district, with her head falling back on her neck.
There is the loud laughter of men talking in Hindi as they roll barrels along the pavement. "Dhoond lenge ba," a man says wiping his face, "Saab ko pata nahin chalega." It takes longer here to place their Hindi words and give them meaning, and it is harder to look away from them when they hold their curious stares for longer than anyone else.
Just before E, A, Z and I enter one of the two lifts at the back of a garage to head up to Hidden Agenda, they tell me that it is an illegal live house for indie music. Z is telling us of about the metal band that is going to perform here next month. T has gone back to the apartment. "We must take the yellow lift," A insists, "It looks happier." But the lift that comes down is not yellow. Men working in the garage watch us as the doors close. Upstairs, we show two other men our tickets and they stamp our hands—I must take a picture of the stamp when I get home, I think, but I forget.
We enter just before Frande, a Taiwanese band, starts to play. Nobody is yelling appreciatively when they begin. We stand at the back and watch the red lights on the stage flicker. The small room is dark and full and so I cannot see far, but the man next to me has closed his eyes and is swaying in his place. The girl in front of me is bobbing her head. E is sitting on an empty chair and has lit her cigarette.
"No smoking inside," a man whispers to us. He has not seen the woman sitting comfortably in a corner holding a cigarette between stubby fingers. She is wearing black and the room is dark; the tips of her hair are too close to the lighter she has just clicked. E and I go outside to the lifts.
"So what is the Pride march like in Bangalore?" E asks me. I am distracted by a woman who looks disgruntled with the man she is standing with.
"I've been to one. It's all colourful and loud, and there's dancing and slogan shouting," I tell her.
E laughs. "Join us for the Pride after party," she says.
When I tell my friends from college about attending the Pride March in Hong Kong, they are surprised that everyone has been asked to wear yellow. T later tells me it is in solidarity with the Umbrella Movement, but the march is small and slow and uneventful. I am told it is just a "minor disturbance to old people crossing the roads," and nothing else.
There is still no yelling when E and I return, and the lights are blue now. A and Z have moved to the other side of the room. When the song ends, everybody claps loudly. It is hot inside, and the air smells of smoke and sweat. Some women are standing on the sofa at the back of the room. There are two whistles from somewhere on my right, and when the next song begins, there is more swaying. E has made her way forward a little, and is bobbing her head. A is tapping her feet.
There is a bar at the back of the room.
"They aren't allowed to sell alcohol," Z tells me.
He goes up to the bar, picks up a glass of beer, and drops some money into a box marked 'Donations.' We have finished the cans we brought in with us.
When we leave the live house before the concert ends, we take the yellow lift. Z and E want to go to McDonalds outside the train station, thinking of perfect food for hangovers. The streets are empty, and the air is cooler on this night than it has been through all my stay. A is telling us about buying weed in school.
It is 2:30 when I come home. T is asleep. I like walking these streets alone at night.
On the rare evening that we finish an early dinner, T and I sit on the red sofa in the hall. She is following the Bihar elections, and I am writing an email to Appa, telling him about our visit to the Tai O fishing village. I tell him that we saw pink dolphins, and that here too, the market is red.
In Tai O, they have houses on stilts. Every house is open—I look into them and wonder if I shouldn't be staring, but they are all empty, and everyone is at the market. The beds are unmade, and there are shirts hanging off door handles like in A's photographs of the abandoned houses—there is one house with a vase on a blue table, but there are no flowers. The walls are in shades of brown and muddy yellows, and I can smell salt and fish.
We are going between the houses by boat because T says we should try our luck at seeing the pink dolphins. H and I are sure we won't—"I have the worst luck," H says, and I tell her about all the times I have got the questions I never wanted in my exams. T has been told that the pink dolphins are a lie, but we go anyway, because I like being in a boat.
We see nothing. Suddenly people are squealing, and H is shouting, "What! Where!" and standing up in her place. The boat is swaying dangerously.
T is saying, "Did you see it, did you see it?"
The man behind me is saying something in Chinese, and he sounds excited.
And then everyone is laughing.
"Che, nonsense ya," T is saying, "They're just pretending."
Five minutes later, they squeal again. "My gosh!" T is yelling.
"Look, look!" H is saying pointing at a blue boat that is pulling up its fishing nets.
We see the pink dolphins near the blue boat. They appear and disappear, and appear again. They look like they know we are there for them.
In the markets at Tai O, they sell dried fish that hangs from the ceilings of shops. The fish looks like papad that won't crumble, but they haven't lost their smell of salt and meat. The road seems to curve and fold into itself. A woman stares uninterestedly at a cat and ignores her customers. She does not look up when they walk away; they would not have bought anything anyway. An American man looks disgusted when I try a piece of seaweed. I catch up with him and eat a fish ball in front of him. I can only taste the spice but not the meat.
Later, T and I meet R outside the station for a tour. She is from a company that takes visitors on walks to different parts of the city, but this morning, our tour has just the two of us. We walk through the streets towards Mong Kok market, and R insists that the government is making a terrible mistake in its attempt to clamp down on open wet markets—markets that sell fresh meat and produce, as opposed to dry markets, that sell clothes or electronics. The three of us are standing huddled at the entrance to the market road, and there is no space to walk among the women around the stalls. "I will raise my hand, so just look for it above all these people in case you get lost," R tells us cheerfully.
There is an old woman here who has been selling ginger for decades. "People say she sells the best ginger in all of Hong Kong," R says, "They come from everywhere just for her." The woman sits hunched behind her ginger, smiling at us without teeth. There is the smell of ginger and milk in the air. An old man, her husband, who is usually next to her sits with a cap and sunglasses—"Very cool looking," R says laughing. There is a woman selling tofu on the other side of the road.
The women here are speaking in Chinese—I have long since stopped paying attention to the Chinese spoken on trains—but here there is so much more sound and so many conversations that I don't understand. R is talking to T about the Umbrella Revolution in the middle of all the noise, but I cannot hear them. We are walking through the streets where the protests happened, and I imagine rows of tents instead of open shops, and young women and men with yellow umbrellas and boards that read, "We are dreamers."
The stall next to the woman with ginger has a man selling medicinal tea. R buys something for her mother. T wants something to prevent sore throats, but the old man refuses to sell her anything—"He doesn't have the tea that you need, and these won't be good for you," R tells her. The road now smells of garlic and mushrooms. On the pavement, there are shops that sell things made of paper—houses, phones, toothpaste, cars, stationary—"To bury with the dead," R explains. Now they can have things they never had in life either.
When we are standing on an overbridge, R says that every foot massage parlour has a lit up picture of a foot. "If there's a smiley face in the foot, it's a brothel," she tells us. It is a strange feeling to stand outside an openly disguised brothel. I secretly look for the smiley face in every foot massage sign I see. I find four. We see the parts of the market that are less chaotic. As per regulations, the stalls are of the same height and made of the same materials. Apart from clothes, I cannot see what they sell from here.
On my last day in Hong Kong, T and I take the bus to Victoria Peak and look down at the city from somewhere far above. When I am at the airport, and my flight is delayed for three hours, I join the people asleep on the floor because all the seats are taken. I create a folder on my phone for all the pictures I have taken of Hong Kong, and stare at the photograph of dimsums with soup in them. At my gate, they start to distribute free chocolates as compensation for the delayed flight. "Muru-muru kodtha idare," a boy is saying, pulling at his mother's dupatta.
For the flight home, I have picked an aisle seat because I want more space for my legs. The man sitting next to me is old, and watches the movie that I am watching—Me and Earl and the Dying Girl—frowning into my screen and eating ice cream. When I reach the Bangalore airport and have access to WiFi, I see angry texts. Your aunt is more active about your trip than you are. Where are my pictures? Are you back yet? Meet me. Give me my presents.
Ila Ananya
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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


The EMC Legato NetWorker database services use weak authentication, allowing a remote attacker to gain root access to the server.
EMC Legato NetWorker is a cross-platform backup and recovery application. It is also repackaged by Sun Microsystems as Solstice Backup and StorEdge Enterprise Backup, by FSC as Fujitsu Siemens Computers' NetWorker, by NEC as WebSAM NetWorker Powered by Legato, and by Fujitsu as NetWorker.
At least two of the processes run by a NetWorker server provide database services. The database on a NetWorker server contains system configuration information, including licenses, client configurations, backup schedules, and storage devices. The server database also contains a mechanism for controlling backups remotely.
NetWorker uses a token-based authentication scheme to determine the identity of a user who attempts to access the network databases. After a database client submits its credentials to the server, the server compares the credentials to an administrator list. The server then grants a token to the client that contains information about the client, including whether the client has administrative privileges.
NetWorker does not perform adequate authentication of the tokens. An attacker can create or modify a token to grant administrative privileges to himself, regardless of whether the attacker is in the administrator list. An attacker with administrative access to the NetWorker databases can gain complete control of a vulnerable NetWorker server.
An unauthenticated, remote attacker could execute arbitrary commands on the NetWorker server as root. Once the NetWorker server has been compromised, any NetWorker client machine could in turn be compromised.
Apply a patch or upgrade, as specified in the EMC Legato Technical Product Alert.
Sun Solstice Backup and StorEdge Enterprise Backup customers should see Sun Alert 101866 for patch availability.
You may wish to block access to the vulnerable software from outside your network perimeter, specifically by blocking access to the ports used by NetWorker (typically TCP and UDP ports 7937-9936). This will limit your exposure to attacks. However, blocking at the network perimeter would still allow attackers within the perimeter of your network to exploit the vulnerability. The use of host-based firewalls in addition to network-based firewalls can help restrict access to specific hosts within the network. It is important to understand your network's configuration and service requirements before deciding what changes are appropriate.
is planned to be generally available in Q4 of 2005.
The Sun Alert contains details of patches which have been released for StorEdge Enterprise Backup version 7.1 and StorEdge Enterprise Backup version 7.2, which address this issue.
Thanks to the NOAA NCIRT Lab for reporting this vulnerability.


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Q: Zend framework - how can i update the row if status field and id match? How to updates the status='ok' only when status is NULL or done or notdone and id matches?
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                        array('id=?' => 55));

A: For your comparison you can't use an array for the where part of the statement. Instead you should use the Where class.
Add at the top of the .php file the following:
    use Zend\Db\Sql\Where;

Then where you use now the array you should use the Where instance:
    $where = new Where();
    $where->equalTo('id', 55);
    $where->expression("( status IN('done','notdone') OR status IS NULL )", array() );
    $this->db->update('table1',
                    array('status' => 'ok'),
                    $where );

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WELLESLEY, MA-– In the February edition of Boston Magazine, 13 GW & Wade counselors are recognized with the 2018 Five Star Wealth Manager Award. The Five Star Wealth Manager designation is given to select wealth managers in 45 markets throughout the U.S. and Canada. The purpose of the award is to differentiate those wealth managers who excel in client retention and satisfaction.
The Five Star Professional research team applies independent rigorous research and evaluation process to identify service professionals who provide quality services to their clients. After the research is completed and the results are in, Five Star award winners are announced in a special section within the Boston Magazine. Award winners are also listed on the Five Star Professional web site at www.fivestarprofessional.com for the duration of their award year.
Congratulations to all 13 GW & Wade Five Star Wealth Manager Award recipients on this impressive distinction!
GW & Wade, LLC is an independent, fee-based financial advisory firm with over $6 billion of assets under management (12/31/17). Its offices are located in Wellesley, MA, and Palo Alto, CA. Since 1986, GW & Wade has served successful individuals and their families, providing extensive expertise in tax planning, investment management, retirement and estate planning. GW & Wade also provides personal financial counseling for the executive management teams of public and private companies.
Awards and recognitions by unaffiliated rating services, companies, and/or publications should not be construed by a client or prospective client as a guarantee that the client will experience a certain level of results if GW & Wade, LLC ("GW & Wade") is engaged, or continues to be engaged, to provide investment advisory services, nor should they be construed as a current or past endorsement of GW & Wade or its representatives by any of its clients. Rankings published by magazines and others are generally based exclusively on information prepared and/or submitted by the recognized adviser. Required eligibility criteria for the Five Star Wealth Manager Award are (1) Credentialed as an investment advisory representative or a registered investment advisor; (2) Actively employed as a credentialed professional in the financial services industry for a minimum of five years; (3) Favorable regulatory and complaint history review; (4) Fulfilled their firm review based on internal firm standards; and (5) Accepting new clients. Eligibility criteria for the Five Star Wealth Manager Award that are considered include (1) One-year client retention rate; (2) Five-year client retention rate; (3) Non-institutional discretionary and/or non-discretionary client assets administered; (4) Number of client households served; and (5) Education and professional designations. Working with a Five Star Wealth Manager is no guarantee of future investment success, nor is there any guarantee that the identified professionals will be awarded this accomplishment by Five Star Professional in the future. GW & Wade did not pay a fee to participate in or distribute the Five Star recognitions. For more information concerning the Five Star Wealth Manager Award, please see https://www.fivestarprofessional.com/public/wmresearch.


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Endangered Spaces: Prince of Wales
By The Dirtbag Diaries | Jan 26, 2018 January 26, 2018
"It's like being caught in a spiderweb. You'll find yourself pushing with every part of your body, and no part of your body will be able to move. You're totally trapped by–held by plants," says Elsa Sebastian, describing what it's like to bushwhack through a 25-year old clear cut in… Read More
Endangered Spaces: Boundary Waters
By The Dirtbag Diaries | Oct 2, 2017 October 2, 2017
Raising awareness. It seems like every day, someone embarks on a new project to 'raise awareness' about a particular issue, cause, disease, endangered species or threatened public land. But what separates the projects that cut through the noise and the ones that get drowned out in the static of issues… Read More
Endangered Spaces: Katahdin Woods and Waters
By The Dirtbag Diaries | Jul 10, 2017 July 10, 2017
"The reason that I was able to do it is because I was incredibly naive," says Lucas St. Clair. "I had no idea how much work it was gonna be when I started. Not a clue." The thing Lucas did: work to establish Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument in… Read More
Why Minnesota Can't Afford Mining Near the Boundary Waters
By Adam Fetcher | Mar 28, 2016 March 28, 2016
Patagonia has supported the work of Northeastern Minnesotans for Wilderness and the Campaign to Save the Boundary Waters through grant funding, our employee environmental internship program, retail store events, product donations and an invitation to attend the 2015 Tools for Grassroots Activists Conference. You can read our past coverage on The… Read More
The Boundary Waters Works for Everyone
By Adam Fetcher | Dec 19, 2016 December 19, 2016
Last week, federal agencies responsible for stewardship of America's public lands did the right thing: they took a hard look at science and public opinion and made a sober decision to protect Minnesota's iconic Boundary Waters from a sulfide-ore copper mining project by denying the renewal of two mineral leases. Read More
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Speaking Loudly for a Quiet Place
By Emily Meg Weinstein | Jul 15, 2016 July 15, 2016
After a long day of travel through pristine lakes and dense forest, we make our main camp on Long Island Lake in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. I grew up in a different Long Island, the one outside New York City, a densely populated suburb where at night I… Read More
Save the Blue Heart of Europe: 23 Rivers, 6 Countries, 390 River Kilometers, 1 Purpose
By Hans Cole | Jun 3, 2016 June 3, 2016
"Jo diga ne Pocem! Jo diga ne Pocem!" The rallying cry repeated as anti-dam protestors, activists, kayakers and local people from the Vjosa River valley marched through the Albanian capital of Tirana on Friday, May 20th. Translation: "No dams in Pocem!" This protest, the final event of the 35-day… Read More
Floating Through Nowhere
By Jim Little | May 9, 2016 May 9, 2016
Most people have never heard of the Owyhee Canyonlands, let alone pulled over to visit. On a map of Oregon, it's that mostly blank expanse in the southeastern corner of the state near the Idaho/Nevada border—a place most would call nowhere. Rome, Burns and Jordan Valley are the nearest towns… Read More
Paddle Power: The Rise of Kayaktivism
By Cameron Fenton | May 5, 2016 May 5, 2016
The house I grew up in was full of art from the Canadian Arctic. From soapstone carvings to caribou tufting and Ted Harrison paintings, my parents had brought it with them when they moved south from their home in Yellowknife on the northern shores of Great Slave Lake in the… Read More
Dirtbag Diaries Podcast: Trespassers
By The Dirtbag Diaries | Apr 21, 2016 April 21, 2016
Artwork: Walker Cahall "You have to imagine that you're on the frozen Arctic Ocean. You're six miles from shore, you can't really tell where the ocean stops and the white shore begins. All you see is white–and this thing where they're dumping crap into the ocean to make this island,"… Read More


Melt butter in 6-quart saucepan or Dutch oven until sizzling; add celery, green pepper, onion and garlic. Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are tender (6 to 8 minutes).
Add all remaining ingredients except shrimp and hot pepper sauce. Cook over medium-high heat until mixture comes to a full boil (5 to 6 minutes).
Reduce heat to low. Cover; cook until rice is fork tender (20 to 25 minutes).
Add shrimp; continue cooking until shrimp turn pink (4 to 5 minutes). Serve with hot pepper sauce.


Working in China has its challenges; I have blogged about it before and will probably do so again. Why is it that so many clients have absolutely no concept of design, let alone lighting design? They explain the project to you and expect you to come up with the concept, lighting points and electrical loading a week later…I am not exaggerating…Today was a day as many others. A new client came to visit us in our office, briefed us about the project and then requests us to come up with the façade lighting concept, layout and loading schedule for stage one in the next week or so. Why the rush? But as we found out the building structure is already completed and cladding is in progress…..ouch! Of course they need the lighting input yesterday…somebody obviously did not understand the sequence of the design process….
On another of our projects, 4 floors of a hotel interiors, same story. Level one and level four are conceptually completed by the interior designer but level two and three are still in progress. Can we quickly give them the lighting design for those two levels first, including layout and loading schedules? Yes, next week please, we want to complete the project by year end! Hey…wait a moment…what about an integrated conceptual design approach for the whole project? What about some deeper thoughts, some time for creative explorations or better still, some due diligence? Do we really have to work in such hap-hazard way?


Honesty control of the game "Keno"
There is an honesty control in the left top corner of the "Keno" game. The honesty control shows the current date, publication number and the number of the current round. During the game process you can record the publication number, the round number and winning number in the current round. You can get all this data from games history. After, with the help of the honesty control mechanism you can check game results. To do this, go to the HONESTY CONTROL >> DOWNLOAD FILE and download the password of the protected zip archive that contains the publication file from the CRYPTED DATA section. The zip archive with the personal info file becomes available after 15 minutes since the publication process is completed. You have to download and extract the files from it.
For visual check, you need a semi-automatic check program. You can download it from 'HONESTY CONTROL >> DOWNLOAD FILES >> DOWNLOAD A PROGRAM FOR SEMI - AUTOMATIC CHECK >> DOWNLOAD'. After you have installed and launched the software, you should go to 'PROGRAM >> SETTINGS' section in the right top corner, and specify the path to the folder, which contains a publication file (unzipping is not necessary). You should extract the private data file (.prv file) from the archive and copy it to the folder where the publication file is located. After choosing 'KENO&LOTTERY >>KENO' section from the left window, under the 'Publications' label, the list of publications is displayed. You will have to choose the number you need and click on 'EXTRACT PASSWORD', 'EXTRACT GAME', and 'BUILD' in a sequence.
The list of the played games numbers will appear in the lower part of the window. Each game number has the following data displayed: first, 20 winning numbers of this round, then - selected numbers, on these the matching numbers are highlighted in red. The password and rounds numbers can be set manually, and to view the winning numbers for each round in the indicated publication, you have to enter the password and click on the "BUILD" button, leaving the "Rounds:" box empty.
For a manual check, just unzip the publication file. To unzip you will require a password, which is found in the top line of the personal data file. The publication file is a text file, and then all the information is stored in the txt format. This file contains all games numbers of the publication, with its respective winning numbers indicated next to each round.


Diamonds are a girl's best friend. And sapphires, garnets, pearls, and green amethysts . . . Being in a relationship with a prince, the bar is set sky high when it comes to gift giving on special occasions, but luckily for Kate Middleton, Prince William has more than stepped up to the mark. Take a look at some of the jewelry the prince has given his lady love over the years.


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The Electric Revolution Sets its Sights on Motorcycles
02/19/2022 by Ravi
Electric cars, electric bikes, and now… electric motorcycles! The age of environmentally safe transportation is coming sooner rather than later, and motorcycles are no exception. Your favorite hot rod could be due for a makeover. In fact, Harley Davidson has unveiled their Livewire electric motorcycle (pictured to the right) as well as branching out into eBikes with the Serial 1.
The argument for electric vehicles may seem obvious, but let's take a look at the differences between electric and gas motorcycles.
Cars outnumber motorcycles on the road, yet motorcycles actually produce 16% more emissions than cars (according to CARBS mobile source emissions inventory). An increase in electric motorcycles would drastically reduce the emissions motorcycles are responsible for, and as a car replacement, create a whopping big reduction in global warming emissions.
Now that may be all well and good, but are they actually as fun to ride?
The short answer is YES! Every gas powered vehicle has a delay in the torque, which is a feeling many bikers have come to enjoy; feeling the power build up in the bike before taking off. But these electric motorcycles provide instant torque, which shoots you off right away with tons of power. As fun as the classic choppers are to cruise around on, sometimes you just want pure power and speed – some electric bikes can go from 0-60mph in under 2 seconds. That's fast.
No more stopping at a gas station. Less maintenance required as there are no spark plugs, no oil, and no timing belts. Much lower lifetime cost to own. I think it's safe to say electric motorcycles are here to stay, and they might just be a better experience than the gas motorcycles we all know and love. With luck, there will be tax incentives to reduce the cost of adding these rides to your collection!
Experts agree that we can achieve a significant reduction in carbon emissions by prioritizing the adoption of electric motorcycles over cars and combustion engine bikes. Find out more about motorcycle emissions and carbon footprints.


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The feature was available on Android since. is finally rolling out account switching on iOS.Multiple accounts(parallel apps) online simultaneously on one mobile device.
Here is step by step tutorial for how to sign-in to multiple Facebook accounts on Android.
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These apps will help you run multiple accounts on your Android. - How to run multiple WhatsApp, Facebook accounts on your Android smartphone.


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COMMENT: Gatwick and Norwegian
Aer Lingus and in-flight mobile
Air Europa – Spain's largest airline
Airports gathering
Alitalia woes
Aviation Club update
Boeing 747 slowdown
Business Traveller Awards 2013
Delta at Heathrow
DoubleTree by Hilton opens in Lisbon
easyJet to Bucharest
Fastjet makes Johannesburg
Iberia's new image
Irish cancel APD
Loews Regency New York to re-open
London to Manila
Low-cost North Atlantic
Ryanair EU investigation
Spanish Airport tax reduction
Vueling Adds 'Missed Flight Cover'
ON TOUR: Romania
AND FINALLY: BTN's loo of the year
It looks like Iberia's woes are to continue, having now being relegated to Spain's second largest airline. Air Europa has overtaken the former national carrier in terms of passenger numbers according to official statistics from AENA, the Spanish aviation authority.
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Iain Rawlinson, Executive Chairman of The Monarch Group, is the guest speaker at the Aviation Club next Thursday (24 October). Once again London's Institute of Directors is the venue.
First opened back in 1865 as a dining establishment for the rich and famous (clients have included Oscar Wilde, Virginia Woolf, Winston Churchill, Noël Coward, Brigitte Bardot, Sir Max Beerbohm, George Bernard Shaw, Sir Jacob Epstein, Mick Jagger, Elizabeth Taylor, Muhammad Ali and Diana, Princess of Wales), the Café Royal is now fully functional as a hotel (159 rooms) and conference centre.
The Government of the Republic of Ireland has really set the cat amongst the pigeons by cancelling air travel tax from all the airports in the Republic with effect April 2014. Whilst the current figure is only €3 this is bound to have an effect on Belfast City, Belfast International and Londonderry airports in Northern Ireland. Presently all flights, in the Six Counties, including long haul, pay £13 per passenger.
No Exclusions Ltd, the British travel insurance specialist, has launched a new partnership for missed flight cover. Spanish airline Vueling, part of IAG, has added the innovative consumer protection package to their online flight bookings.
If you have subscribed to receive Business Travel News and do not get the email news listing on a Monday morning this may be due to a spam filter. Please check to ensure that newsletter@btnews.co.uk is on your approved list. Alternatively, you can subscribe via this website to receive BTNews at an alternative address or your personal email address.
Under its new owners Global Infrastructure Partners, Gatwick Airport has been aggressive in its pursuit of a better identity, both in terms of airport fabric and routes, throwing off the years of neglect by the BAA.
In many ways it has been successful, and some ways less so.
Today (Monday 21 October) sees the much anticipated opening of the annual Airport Operators Conference at London's Hilton Metropole.
It has now been confirmed that the new Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Department for Transport (see BTN 14 October) Robert Goodwill MP (Conservative) will open the proceedings. A farmer, he was on the Transport Select Committee for 18 months and known as a Eurosceptic.
The production slowdown with the Boeing 747 continues (it first flew in 1969) but whether this means the end of the aircraft which coined the phrase 'Jumbo Jet' remains to be seen. Boeing is confident that there is still a market for the four-engined jet, which has no competition in the large air freighter arena, Airbus having dropped the idea of a cargo version of the A380 some years back.
The award winning Virgin Clubhouse at Heathrow T3 will be available for Delta customers when the American airline moves from its present home at Heathrow T4 "at some point in the future".
Hugh Aitken, easyJet's UK Commercial Manager, last week hosted an inaugural flight by the airline from Gatwick to Bucharest, capital of Romania.
Last Friday (16 October) fastjet finally took off from Dar es Salaam's Julius Nyerere International Airport in Tanzania to Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo International Airport in South Africa. Flights between the two cities will initially be operated by fastjet three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, increasing in frequency as soon as consumer demand dictates.
The iconic Loews Regency Hotel on New York's Park Avenue (61st Street) and its renowned signature restaurant will re-open on 16 January 2014 following a major US$92m renovation. Bookings can now be made.
Norwegian Air Shuttle (better known as Norwegian but not to be confused with cruise line NCL) will take on one of the most competitive markets in the world from next summer, launching low-cost flights between Britain and the United States. The non-EU operator, who already services New York from Oslo and plans to introduce Copenhagen and Stockholm to Ft Lauderdale Florida in November, has announced routes to JFK once again, Ft Lauderdale and Los Angeles from July 2014 from Gatwick.
European Union state aid regulators are investigating whether marketing deals between the Spanish authorities and Ryanair breach EU rules, the European Commission said last Wednesday.
easyJet may have jumped on the bandwagon with the introduction of a four times a week service from Gatwick to Bucharest but there is no doubt that one of Europe's more inexpensive destinations is bound to become popular both as a business and leisure destination from the UK over the next few years. There are 4,000 British companies said to be established in Romania.
Business Travel News was invited by the airline on its inaugural flight last week (See easyJet to Bucharest in this week's BTN). We were impressed with the friendly welcome, massive media turnout at Bucharest Henri Coandã International Airport and extremely easy entry procedure.
Gatwick seems to have gained a great deal of attention in BTN this week and we have no intention of taking the P out of the airport, but BTN used the new men's loo in the South Terminal, landside, and was impressed.
Passengers on-board Aer Lingus long haul flights can now use their own mobile phones to text and browse the internet, using AeroMobile's inflight roaming service.
All seven of the airline's Airbus A330 aircraft, which serve the USA from the Republic of Ireland, have been fitted with the AeroMobile service, meaning travellers can stay in touch by SMS, or email a colleague from 30,000 feet.
The future of Alitalia is far from secure with Air France (AF) now having second thoughts over future investment and International Airlines Group (IAG), the combined British Airways and Iberia, saying that the fresh capital injection is illegal. (See last week's BTN)
Kensington's Royal Garden Hotel was once again the setting for the Business Traveller Awards 2013 presented by the magazine of the same name. The ceremony was hosted by newsreader, presenter and journalist Fiona Bruce.
Hilton has now opened its first DoubleTree at Lisbon (See BTN 6 May 2013)
Formerly the Fontana Park Hotel and located in Saldanha Square, DoubleTree by Hilton Lisbon – Fontana Park, is to the north of the city just 5.3km from the airport, and less than 10km from the Gare do Oriente, which connects the Portuguese capital with Spain and France via the high-speed train network.
By no means out of trouble following some very poor financial results, but well on the way to recovery according to Willie Walsh, Chairman of holding company IAG, Iberia has revealed its revised image.
Philippine Airlines (PAL) has confirmed the re-introduction of direct flights from Heathrow to Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, with the first landing set for Monday 4 November, the opening day of World Travel Market.
Spain has announced that it will cut the taxes airlines pay to use the country's airports and remove the charge entirely in some cases in an attempt to boost falling traffic.


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The report of the Parliamentary Inquiry into Foreign Investment in Real Estate was officially released yesterday, generating a significant level of interest and comment in the media.
Whilst not all commentators are wholly supportive of all of the key findings and associated recommendations of the Committee, there appears to be a general consensus that data on foreign investment, particularly in the residential market, is poor and needs improvement.
The above issues have potentially arisen due to underinvestment in FIRB's audit, compliance and enforcement activities, funding for which could be boosted by adoption of a 'user pays' system.
The Committee's report then makes twelve separate recommendations to improve FIRB operations.
If you wish to discuss the findings of this report with one of our real estate or investment managers please contact our senior advisors below.


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Solar doesn't just save you money. It's also a great way to do your part.
The United States burns almost a billion tons of coal each year – that's almost 20 pounds of coal for every person in the country, every day.
The EPA has determined that the social cost for each metric ton of carbon emissions is $37. However, a recent study by Stanford University suggests that the true cost is closer to $220 per ton. That means that the average household is racking up somewhere between $115 and $660 per month in social costs when buying from the local power company.
What exactly is a "social cost"? It's a cost that will be paid by us and our children in the future - one that isn't factored in to the end-price of a product. With pollution and coal mining comes health issues, climate change, and a range of other expensive-to-treat biproducts of the coal and oil industry.
By going solar, you reduce our dependence on dated, dirty, fossil fuels and do your part by being part of the solution.
The best part about solar is that it saves you money! The energy produced from a solar energy system is cheaper than buying it from the utility and you start saving as soon as the system is installed. Solar Works provides the solar panels, warranty, maintenance, and insurance all for no money out of pocket making going green a smart and easy decision.
Costs are on the rise
PNM's costs per kwH (shown below) have historically been on the rise for the past 10 years. By going solar, you both can shield yourself from increased costs and make a great financial investment- not to mention reduce your environmental impact


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Canada: Salmonella outbreak reported in six provinces
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Canadian health officials report investigating an outbreak of Salmonella infections involving six provinces: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec.
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As of April 5, 2019, there have been 63 laboratory-confirmed cases of Salmonella Enteritidis illness investigated in the following provinces: British Columbia (23), Alberta (10), Saskatchewan (8), Manitoba (10), Ontario (10) and Quebec (2).
Individuals became sick between November 2018 and March 2019. Eighteen individuals have been hospitalized. Two deaths have been reported; however, it has not been determined whether Salmonella was a contributing cause in these deaths.
The source of the outbreak has not been identified, and the investigation is ongoing.
Lyme disease: Prolonged courses of antibiotics can 'lead to harmful health outcomes', according to Canadian experts
Toxoplasmosis outbreak reported in Quebec hunters
Canada: Measles cases reported in Calgary, Victoria and Toronto
Alberta: Second-ever reported case of PED
Canada: 10 infants treated for congenital syphilis in the last six months in Manitoba
Canada survey: 70 percent for mandatory vaccinations, 29 percent say science isn't 'quite clear'
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Biografia
Apprezzato interprete del teatro di Edward Albee, Grizzar recitò nella prima produzione di Chi ha paura di Virginia Woolf? (1962), Un equilibrio delicato (1996) e Marina (2005) a Broadway; per la sua interpretazione nel ruolo di Tobias in Un equilibrio delicato vinse il Tony Award al miglior attore protagonista in un'opera teatrale.

Ha inoltre recitato in diverse serie televisive, tra cui Hawaii Five-0, Cuori senza età e The Oldest Living Graduate, per cui vinse l'Emmy Award al miglior attore non protagonista in una miniserie o film TV nel 1980.

Omosessuale ed impegnato in una relazione con William Tynan, morì di tumore ai polmoni nel 2007 a Manhattan a 79 anni.

Filmografia parziale

Cinema
 Dalla terrazza (From the Terrace), regia di Mark Robson (1960)
 Tempesta su Washington (Advise & Consent), regia di Otto Preminger (1962)
 Agente 4K2 chiede aiuto (Warning Shot), regia di Buzz Kulik (1967)
 Una vampata di vergogna (Happy Birthday, Wanda June), regia di Mark Robson (1971)
 Arriva un cavaliere libero e selvaggio (Comes a Horseman), regia di Alan J. Pakula (1978)
 Bocca da fuoco (Firepower), regia di Michael Winner (1979)
 Bastano tre per fare una coppia (Seems Like Old Times), regia di Jay Sandrich (1980)
 Obiettivo mortale (Wrong Is Right), regia di Richard Brooks (1982)
 Bachelor Party - Addio al celibato, regia di Neal Israel (1984)
 Wonder Boys, regia di Curtis Hanson (2000)
 Criminali da strapazzo (Small Time Crooks), regia di Woody Allen (2000)
 Flags of Our Fathers, regia di Clint Eastwood (2006)

Televisione
 Alfred Hitchcock presenta (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) - serie TV, 3 episodi (1956-1962)
 Thriller – serie TV, episodio 1x01 (1960)
 Ai confini della realtà (The Twilight Zone) - serie TV, 3 episodi (1960-1963)
 The Nurses – serie TV, 3 episodi (1962-1965)
 Ben Casey – serie TV, episodio 3x16 (1963)
 Profiles in Courage - serie TV, 1 episodio (1965)
 Gli uomini della prateria (Rawhide) – serie TV, episodio 7x16 (1965)
 Hawaii Squadra Cinque Zero (Hawaii Five-O) - serie TV, 1 episodio (1975)
 La signora in giallo (Murder, She Wrote) - serie TV, 3 episodi (1985-1988)
 Cuori senza età (The Golden Girls) - serie TV, 2 episodi (1989-1990)
 Law & Order - I due volti della giustizia (Law & Order) - serie TV, 6 episodi (1992-2000)

Doppiatori italiani
 Gianfranco Bellini in Tempesta su Washington, Bocca da fuoco
 Pino Colizzi in Arriva un cavaliere libero e selvaggio
 Gianni Bonagura in Obiettivo mortale
 Vittorio Congia in Bachelor Party

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Attori teatrali statunitensi
Attori televisivi statunitensi
Tony Award al miglior attore protagonista in un'opera teatrale
Storia LGBT negli Stati Uniti d'America

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