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Centre to send 300 mt. t. onions to Delhi
Delivery to start from Jan 7
New Delhi, January 3
Though good quality of onion is still being sold at high prices in retail market, the Delhi government is taking help of the union government to get onion at control rate to sell it through various agencies. In wholesale market the lowest rate of onion is Rs 40 per kg. Better quality of onion is costly.
Chill continues to freeze Delhiites
Coming weeks to be colder
Biting cold continued to trouble Delhiites today as the city got no respite from harsh chilly winds that blew throughout the day. The wind and cloud completely hid the sun, making the national Capital to shiver.
Braving the cold: Women cover themselves with shawls in New Delhi. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan Bhui
Teen raped, murdered on New Year
Boy kidnapped, murdered to settle score with father
They eat, drink and make merry
Temp rises as clouds envelop Delhi
Delhi 2010 crime graph up
Moneylender held for techie's murder in Rohini
Govt agencies sitting over Rs400-crore property tax dues
Chill pill: City wears fog blanket
Season's first fog delays flights
MCD razes 20 illegal structures
No headway in teenage murder case
Three days, after a teenage girl was found murdered in an empty DDA plot in Dwarka, the Delhi police still remains clueless about the accused. Though, four persons have been detained in connection with the case which was registered on January 1, no arrests have been made yet.
We won't give up, say Talwars
Ghaziabad, January 3
The parents of murdered teenager Aarushi Talwar today said they want justice for their child and would not let the case be closed "so easily".
Women's commission confident of justice
National Commission for Women chairperson Girija Vyas today said she is confident that justice will be delivered in the Aarushi Talwar murder case even as the Central Bureau of Investigation's closure report on the case was registered in a Ghaziabad court.
Two millionaire robbers held in Delhi
They owned houses worth crores of rupees
Lid off 21 cases
Two men in early twenties, related to each other and living in a house worth crores, have been arrested by the outer district police. With the arrest, the police claims to have solved 21 cases of robberies, vehicle thefts and snatching across the national Capital.
The accused and the booty seized in New Delhi on Monday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan Bhui
Harried parents scurry from one school to another
Brisk sale of forms took place at many schools across the Capital on the second day today since nursery admissions opened up. Long rows of parents queued up outside various city schools to collect forms or make submissions. Parents were seen to be rushing from one school to another to get the admission formalities completed.
Parents buy school forms in New Delhi. Tribune photo
BJP decries admission system
Criticizing the government for its policy on nursery admissions, Delhi BJP president Vijender Gupta said that contrary to all the government claims for transparent admission system, the system has collapsed in the Capital.
6 of family jailed for dowry murder
A Delhi court has sentenced six members of a family to varying jail terms for murdering a bride for dowry here in 2006. The family members convicted by additional sessions judge V.K. Bansal included victim Amarjit Kaur's husband Gurwant Singh, mother-in-law Devender Kaur and sister-in-law Lakhwinder Kaur, each of whom were awarded life imprisonment.
IMA protests Clinical Establishment Bill
While the Union health ministry is all geared to revamp the current undergraduate medical curriculum and education system, the Indian Medical Association is set to confront the ministry head-on on issues sorrounding the introduction of Bachelor of Rural Health Care and licensing under the Clinical Establishment (Registration and Regulation) (CB) Act 2010.
Walia examines facilities at night shelters
Delhi finance minister A K Walia, who visited various night shelters, said that he had directed the departments concerned to provide adequate medical facilities to the occupants of night shelters apart from basic amenities such as toilet, sanitation, blankets and drinking water.
50 candidates vying for DERC chief post
Fifty eight applicants, including eight IAS officials and a retired high court judge, are in the fray for the post of chairman of the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC). The process of appointing a new chairman of the DERC will be completed by early next month following which the regulator is expected to finalise revised power tariff for 2011-12.
5 JeM men convicted
Sentencing on Jan 6
A Delhi court today convicted five members of Pakistan-based banned terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) for waging war against India. Holding the convicts-- Noor Mohammad Tantre, Pervaiz Ahmed Mir, Faroz Ahmed Bhat and brothers Atiq-uz-Zama and Raees-uz-Zama-- guilty under various sections of the IPC and Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA), additional sessions judge R. K. Gauba fixed January 6 for pronouncing the quantum of sentence.
DTC bus catches fire
Around 30 passengers boarding a DTC bus had a narrow escape when it caught fire in the Pandav Nagar area of East Delhi this morning. According to fire officials, no casualty was reported. The bus plying on route No. 370 from Trilokpuri to Kamla Market was completely burnt after it caught fire near the Shashi Garden area around 9 am.
MCD seals 38 illegal properties, razes 9
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) sealed 38 illegal properties and demolished nine unauthoried structures in the national Capital today. With the assistance of the local police in Rohini, the building department of Rohini Zone carried the sealing drive.
Ram Krishna Mission exempted from tax net
The Delhi cabinet has decided to include Ram Krishna Mission (RKM), an NGO, in the 5th schedule appended to the Delhi Value Added Tax (DVAT) Act, 2004, in order to exempt it from the tax net.
Youth commits suicide
A 22-year-old man allegedly committed suicide at his grandmother's residence in East Delhi today. Apparently, he was depressed as he had lost his job in a hotel in Gurgaon .
Rs 55 lakh looted from liquor vend staff
Gurgaon, January 3
Three motorcycle-riding armed men waylaid a liquor vend's two staffers and robbed them of Rs 55 lakh when they were going to a bank to deposit the money today, police said.
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A spokesman for the government said the union government had decided to send 300 metric tonnes of onions to Delhi that was to be imported through the State Trading Corporation (STC). Delivery of the imported onion will start from January 7.
The cost of delivery at Delhi is Rs 33 per kg and local transportation and handling charges to be done through the Mother Dairy, Kendriya Bhandar, NCCF and NAFED.
It is hoped that this would bring down the cost of onions in Delhi and make available extra 300 metric tonnes of onions available through more than 300 outlets of the Mother Dairy, Kendriya Bhandar, NCCF and NAFED.
However, Delhi Agriculture Board Committee member Rajinder Sharma said 800 tones of onion had been imported from Pakistan. But this was not going to affect the prices in the retail market. It would take a few weeks to come down the onion prices.
Traders here say the prices are likely to see a sharp fall by January 20. An association of Delhi's wholesale traders said the prices would come down as fresh crops arrive, including from various states.
"With the crops being harvested in Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, we expect more onions to arrive by January 15-20," said Rajan Sharma, general secretary of the Chamber of Azadpur Fruit and Vegetable Traders.
He said it would take another 10-15 days for the price to trickle down to Rs 25-35 in retail outlets.
"The price of onion might have come down in the retail market but the supply of onions from Rajasthan to Delhi is very low due to higher retail prices in Jaipur and the Gujjar agitation," said Sharma.
Gujjars demanding job quotas have blockaded highways and rail tracks in parts of Rajasthan.
Onion prices began shooting up from the last week of December. Prices zoomed to Rs 80-100 per kg but came down marginally after a week.
During the morning hours, the city saw a cover of mist while cold winds brought down the day temperatures, said an India Meteorological Department (IMD) official.
The maximum temperature recorded today was 14.6 degree Celsius, six degrees below the average for this time of the season. The minimum temperature recorded was 8.2 degree Celsius, one degree above average. The humidity was recorded at 98 per cent.
The weather department has predicted that the coming week will be much colder.
However, the weatherman said the overcast conditions were here to stay and the sun would come out only if the clouds cleared. So far, there is no prediction of heavy fog.
For tomorrow, the maximum and the minimum temperatures are expected to oscillate between 15 and 8 degree Celsius.
Moreover, the police that sent the body for the postmortem say that it is not sure if the victim was raped before being murdered.
"We have detained four suspects from the locality of the victim who went missing soon after the incident. We are interrogating them," said Deputy Commissioner of Police (South-West) Sharad Aggarwal.
"The preliminary medical reports states that the girl had sexual intercourse prior to her murder but there were no injuries on her private parts. The matter is being investigated from other angles. We cannot confirm this to be a rape till the post mortem reports are out," he added.
The police found the battered body in South-West Delhi's Dwarka area on Saturday afternoon after a passerby saw it at 3.30 pm.
The victim used to live with her brother in the servants quarter of the Lady Hardinge Hospital. She had gone out for a party on the New Year eve.
Surprisingly, no complaint of missing person was registered under any police station by the relatives of the deceased after she failed to return home.
The Delhi police, which claimed to have succeeded in maintaining peace and crime-free Delhi on the New Year Eve, failed terribly after the case came into light.
It is to be noted, that the incident took place when more than 20,000 police personnel were deployed at every nook and corner of the city to ensure that no untoward incident takes place and when special measures are been taken by the Delhi police to ensure safety of women in the city.
The parents of murdered teenager Aarushi Talwar today said they want justice for their child and would not let the case be closed "so easily". Rajesh Talwar and Nupur Talwar today went to a Ghaziabad court to apply for the CBI's closure report in the case.
"We want justice for our child and we will not let it go so easily," Rajesh Talwar, Aarushi's dentist father, told reporters outside the Ghaziabad court.
The Talwars are seeking the closure report from the court to examine its contents after the probe agency named Rajesh Talwar as the lone suspect in the crime.
Fourteen-year-old Aarushi was found murdered under mysterious circumstances in her Jalvayu Vihar apartment in Noida, Delhi's suburban town in Uttar Pradesh, on May 16, 2008.
The family's domestic help, Hemraj, was also found killed on the flat's terrace a day later.
The Central Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday moved a Ghaziabad court seeking its permission to close the Aarushi murder as an unsolved case on grounds of lack of conclusive evidence. — IANS
"I have full faith in the court and am sure that she (Aarushi) will get justice. The culprit will be punished," Vyas told reporters.
A special court in Ghaziabad registered the CBI's report seeking closure of the case as an unsolved one. The CBI special court has deferred its hearing in the case.
Fourteen-year-old Aarushi was found murdered under mysterious circumstances in her Jalvayu Vihar apartment in Noida on May 16, 2008.
The CBI filed its closure report on Wednesday. It has named Aarushi's father, Rajesh Talwar, as the lone suspect. The Talwars have denied the allegation. — IANS
According to a senior police official, a sum of Rs 21 lakh, two luxury cars bought from the robbed money and gold worth lakhs have been recovered from their possession.
According to Chhaya Sharma, DCP (Outer), the accused identified as Vishal Sharma (25) and Varun Kumar (25) were arrested yesterday from the Mangolpuri area while they were fleeing after failing to snatch a gold chain of a woman.
"The duo was arrested by the plainclothes policemen from near Mahavir Hospital in Mangolpuri when they tried to snatch the gold chain of a woman.
Immediately, the team chased the accused and nabbed him.
The black Pulsar motorcycle they were riding was found to be stolen," said Sharma, adding that further investigation into the antecedents of the arrested revealed interesting facts.
According to Sharma, the duo lived in houses worth crores of rupees in Sector-12 of Sonepat (Haryana) and moved in cars fitted with red lights and sirens to avoid checking by the police at Singhu border and other police pickets in the Capital.
"They used to park their car at Ramesh Nagar near Metro station and pick up their motorcycle (black Pulsar) already parked at the station.
Subsequently, they reached the bank as per their plan and kept track of the bank customers.
After identifying a soft target who withdrew lots of money from the bank, they would chase him and rob his money," Sharma revealed.
The accused moved about in crowded and big markets such as Pitampura, Rajouri Garden, Paschim Vihar, etc. and target the purses/chains of women.
According to the police, the accused used to visit a jeweller in Patel Nagar to get the gold jewellery recycled of their own choice.
The accused used to organize Mata Ki Chowki, Sai Sandhya, etc. and donate money for religious activities.
"They pretended to be property dealers, tour operators and financiers, close to politicians of Haryana. They indulged in gambling in the evening at their office in Sonepat," said the officer.
Both the accused are relatives, married to real sisters, the police official added.
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Rajinder Goyal, a parent who has to get his four-year-old son admitted to school this year, said, "Both my wife and I have taken leave from office today to collect forms from various schools. We have already collected forms from eight schools so far and as nursery admission is going to be even more fiercely contested this year, we are not taking chances and are applying at ten schools so that our son gets admission."
Nursery admissions are even more competitive this year as the RTE Act put in place a 25% quota for students from economically weaker sections. Besides, many schools have a 20% management quota and as such only approximately 50% seats are available for most students in the general category. Goyal said, "The school of my first choice is Springdales School, Pusa Road, but this time round, there are just 52 seats available out of 102 for kids in the general category at Springdales. My son will get points for siblings' category, we have still applied at many other schools as admission this year is very competitive."
Springdales School, Pusa Road, is offering 35 points for siblings' category, 24 points for alumni, five points for girl child and 10 points for minority status. The school also has 25% seats reserved for EWS students and a substantial management quota leaving only 52 seats out of 102 available in the general category. Another parent Reena Chhabra who is planning to get her three-year-old daughter admitted, said, "I have taken leave from work for two days to get the admission formalities completed. So far I have collected forms from six city schools and am planning to collect a few more. This year parents cannot afford to take chances as in most schools, only 50% seats are available in the general category. My first choice is Vasant Valley. My daughter will come in for points from the alumni category and firstborn. Let's hope she makes it." Vasant Valley School has some 46 seats available in the general category out of 90.
Vasant Valley has set aside 25 points for neighbourhood, another 25 points for siblings, the firstborn has 10 points, alumni five points, some 25 points have been kept for parents' contribution to country or community and another five points have been kept aside on compassionate grounds.The rush of parents at DPS, RK Puram, is particularly high. The school has 50% seats available in the general quota after taking out the EWS and management quota seats. DPS is awarding 26 points for neighbourhood, another 26 points for siblings, 24 points for alumni, six points for girl child, six points each for single parent or children with special needs and lastly another six points for participants of Olympic Games or Commonwealth Games.
Parents are running from pillar to post and private schools are behaving in an arbitrary manner. The government should immediately open helpline for the help of parents, demanded Gupta.
Like previous years, lakhs of parents are scurrying from one school to another for the admission of their children. The promises made by the Delhi government to the parents are not being kept in reality, said Gupta.
Thousands of parents have complained that private schools are behaving in an arbitrary manner in case of nursery admissions, he claimed.
The court also sentenced victim's brother-in-law Paramjit Singh and her maternal uncle Raghubir Singh to 10 years of jail term, while awarding a seven-year jail term to her sister-in-law Kanwaljeet Kaur.
"A young woman died only for dowry and the convicts did not think even once that an innocent child in the family will be devoid of love and affection of his mother," the judge said.
A fine of Rs 10,000 was also slapped on each of the convicts.
The court noted that all the convicts were living in the same house in the Tilak Vihar area and had set Amarjit ablaze after strangulating her.
"All the accused were living there in the house, hence there is no escape from the conclusion that the accused put Amarjit Kaur on fire after strangulating her. The accused used to torture, harass and even beat her for dowry," the court said.
According to the prosecution, Amarjit, who was married to Gurwant in October 2003, was murdered in January 2006 by her husband and in-laws, who had been harassing her for dowry.
Gurwant's family started demanding dowry from Amarjit just after three months of the marriage, the prosecution said. — PTI
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Feeling cornered, especially in the recent notification of CE Bill after the Lok Sabha passed it in this winter session, IMA, comprising 1.9 lakh registered doctors across the country, is currently involved in garnering support from medical students and mobilising village panchayats against the government's proposed rural model of MBBS course.
Accusing the ministry of arbitrary functioning, members of IMA today strongly opposed the bringing in of the CE Bill and cautioned that the step would bring back the 'licensing raj' and promote corruption through backdoor entries.
"Even as the Clinical Establishment Bill is a state subject, the government has taken over the role and through this it has been trying to deter the private sector's growth. It is actually trying to bring the matter under bureaucratic administration, which would result in red tape and corruption," said Dr Vinay Aggarwal, who recently took over as the IMA president on December 27 in Rajasthan.
Besides, the IMA members apprehend the Bill, which mandates all the clinics and hospitals to renew their licences after every three years, would add up to the increasing incidence of quackery.
"IMA members would be visiting gram panchayats to bring masses together against the introduction of Bachelor of Rural Medicine and Surgery (BRMS). We are trying to sensitise the rural masses along with resorting to legal remedies. IMA is mooting the idea of setting up state health centres to give momentum to the campaign. In protest, we would be holding a nationwide protest on January 22," added Dr Aggarwal.
IMA members feel the government's ambitious proposal of introducing the 3½ years Bachelor of Rural Medicine and Surgery (BRMS) course, sources said, would actually result in compromised medical education and training.
According to them, the government is sidelining the healthcare needs of the rural folks and contradicting its own healthcare education and system by bringing in exit test prior to registration of the MBBS qualified doctors.
"The government is trying to create a divide among doctors and healthcare delivery. Also, the pre-registration exit test for the doctors is highly abusurd" said the newly elected secreatry general of IMA, Dr D R Rai.
Along with attempts to build public mandate over the issues in conflict, IMA demanded that the six-member board of governors of Medical Council of India should be disbanded.
"The dissolution of the 58-year-old MCI was unlawful and new board, a bunch of corporate lobbyists, is actually a step towards bureacratising the healthcare system. The government should replace the new body of MCI with a democratically elected MCI," rued Dr Aggrawal.
The city government has already released Rs 2 crore to improve infrastructure at permanent night shelters. The government would do its best to provide shelter to all the homeless people in the city so that they could protect themselves from the cold.
Eighty-six temporary night shelters have been functioning in the Capital at present against 24 last year. Reputed NGOs have been given responsibility to operate the night shelters.
Walia said that 64 permanent night shelters are being operated by Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board which functions under the Delhi government. Earlier, these shelters were run by Slum and JJ wing of MCD.
He also instructed the officers to deploy mobile health check-up vans at every night shelter at least twice a week.
The commission has been headless since the retirement of Berjinder Singh in September last year and the first major task of the new chief would be to finalise a revised tariff. A panel comprising Delhi Chief Secretary Rakesh Mehta, CERC chairman Pramod Deo and a Delhi High Court judge is currently scrutinising the applications, a top official of the Delhi Government said.
The contenders for the top post include several top officials in the city government as well as members of various powerful committees and commissions, he said. Sources in the commission said the process for announcing a new tariff structure for the year would be finalised after the appointment of a new chairman.
Contrary to its earlier stand, two members of the commission in a letter to the government last month had justified the demand of private discoms to hike the power tariff, triggering speculation that the rates may be hiked soon. The DERC in its letter had said the tariff during previous years had not been cost reflective because of which three private discoms had to resort to extensive borrowing to sustain their operations.
However, the commission's current stand contradicts its decision to go for a cut down of the tariff in May this year with the then chairman emphasising that the discoms have been earning healthy profit.
Although the DERC had decided to bring down the tariff, the city government using a special power had stalled the move of the regulator apparently coming under pressure from the discoms. The DERC, which was making last minute preparations to announce the new tariff after receiving the directive on May 4 last year, had indicated that it had planned to cut down the tariff by 20 to 25 per cent as discoms would have a surplus of around Rs 4,000 crore if the existing tariff was not tinkered with.
"The entire issue of tariff will be deliberated upon after the appointment of the new chairman," sources said. They said even if the commission decided to hike the tariff, it should not be more than 5 per cent as discoms had been earning a lot by selling excess power to the neighbouring states.
The accused were also charged under the Explosives Substance Act for possessing huge quantity of arms and ammunition, including grenade-launchers.
For the verdict, the court relied on the submissions of the accused who confessed to the crime while recording their statements.
"The confessions of the accused recorded under POTA were admissible and relevant not only against the makers of such statements but also against other accused…The facts and circumstances establish the existence of a criminal conspiracy, showing all the accused to be a member thereof," said the court.
The police had recovered Rs 19.20 lakh in cash from the prime accused Tantre, who was apprehended from Sadar Bazaar, besides arms and ammunition, the chargesheet said.
According to the prosecution, the police had seized a truck containing explosives in a parking lot at Sadar Bazaar. The seized materials included hand grenades and one grenade-launcher.
The rest of the convicts were arrested on the intervening night of August 30-31, 2003 after a brief encounter in the Millennium Park near Nizamuddin Bridge.
"Two fire trucks were used to douse the fire which took about 10 minutes to control the flames. None was hurt in the incident," said the fire official.
According to information, the driver of the bus first noticed smoke emitting out of the engine and immediately asked the passengers to de-board it.
Jewellery shop burgled
Cash and jewellery worth around Rs 6 lakh was found stolen from a shop in the Chandni Chowk area of Central Delhi.
According to police, the incident came to light yesterday when owner of the shop Mohammad Ismail opened the shop after a rest on New Year Day.
"Ismail owns a shop of polishing jewellery and keeps jewellery, both artificial and gold, in his shop. When he reached the shop, he found that the lock was broke open and jewelleries were missing. He claimed that cash and valuables worth around Rs 6 lakh was missing," said a police official, adding that a case in this regard has been registered.
MCD officials said the exercise took place in Rohini where four shops of one property were sealed in addition to demolising four other properties in the area. Apart from this, action was taken against the owners of 34 properties in Sanjay Nagar and Gulabi Bagh areas for misusing residential properties by the MCD's Civil Lines zone.
Further, the civic body's building department also demolished unauthorised constructions in five properties in Roop Nagar, Subzi Mandi and Malkaganj.
Meanwhile, the MCD invigourated its sealing exercise and cracking down on unauthorised constructions after a building collapsed in the Laxmi Nagar area of east Delhi in November last year killing 71 people.
The decision was taken today in a cabinet meeting presided over by Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.
While briefing the media after the meeting, Dikshit and Delhi finance minister A. K. Walia stated that this decision had been taken in view of philanthropic motive of the RKM. A representation was received from the secretary, Ram Krishna Mission, New Delhi, requesting for grant of exemption on sale of cassettes, CDs, etc.
Walia stated that with the inclusion of Ram Krishna Mission in the 5th schedule, it has become entitled for exemption on sale of cassettes, CDs and laminated photos prepared by the mission.
The DVAT Act was implemented from April 1, 2005. The schedules appended thereto have been amended from time to time.
Walia further stated that the estimated financial implications on granting exemption of VAT by placing it in the 5th schedule would come up to be Rs 1.06 lakh approximately at the rate of 12.5 per cent per annum.
The incident was reported from Madhuban locality at 2.30 pm here and the victim has been identified as Manish Kumar, who use to live with his family at Vinod Nagar in the neighbourhood.
"He was found hanging in a room of his grandmother Bhageshwari Devi. He came here this afternoon and after some time went to the room where he committed suicide. No suicide note has been recovered from the spot," a senior police official said. Manish went in for the extreme step in the absence of his grandmother and younger brother, who stays with her, the official added.
According to a complaint filed with the police, the incident took place around 10.30 am when the two employees were on their way to Bank of India here.
"Rajesh, the accountant in a wine shop, with his assistant Shyamlal, was going to the bank in a car to deposit the cash collection. Near Sectors 4-5, the three men came on a bike and one of them broke the rear glass of the car with the help of his gun. Then they snatched the bag and fled with the cash," a senior police officer said. — IANS
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Review of: Youth (Film)
Reviewed by: L.P Schwanbeck
Last modified:January 4, 2016
Quirky, yet philosophical, the film combines humour and high art all in one. Aesthetically reminiscent of Fellini's 8½ director Sorrentino succeeds in creating a visually outstanding piece.
Youth is a remarkable motion picture, whose composition grasps your attention and delight. The film is about life, aging, time passing and our change in perspective as the years put distance between events in our lives, making them appear further and further away.
Michael Caine is a remarkable lead for the film. He plays the aging composer Fred Ballinger who is at a state of the art Swiss retreat to have his health checked. Meanwhile, the Queen's Emissary Assistant asks him to play his Simple Song collection for her Majesty's husbands' birthday. He declines due to personal reasons. Caine gives a subtle performance: his character isn't a fan of emotion, yet there is always more going on than meets the eye. He manages to capture the essence of this character and delivers him to the audience in a way that is as raw as reality.
With him at the resort are also several other people, including Mick Boyle (Harvey Keitel) Fred's friend of 60 years. He is there to write a movie with some young assistant writers. Mick had a successful Hollywood career, but his last movies failed to meet the audiences' expectations. Brenda Morel (Jane Fonda), the movie-diva who usually plays parts in his films flies down herself to inform him and decline the offer. Everything fades, not just one's youth. Mick Boyle later suffers a nervous break down, beautifully staged by an array of women in an even wilder array of costumes spread across an alpine meadow.
The quirkiness derives from the smaller parts of the film. Fred's daughter Lena's husband leaves her to be with Paloma Faith, who plays herself. There is also a former football legend with a huge Karl Marx tattooed on his back and severe breathing problems due to his weight.
Jimmy Tree (Paul Dano) a Hollywood actor researching a new role often talks to Fred. He too has a unique view of life, which makes for good dialogue especially when he has found his take on the character he wants to play – no spoilers – so I will only say one of the best meta-jokes I have seen in a long time derives from it.
All in all, the film is fantastically composed – from the script, to the score, to the images and casting. It might not be The Great Beauty, it is however, still a treat. The images make one forget about these dull winter nights and the dialogue sheds some light on the human condition. Do yourself a favour and watch it.
Youth releases in UK cinemas January 29, 2016
Photo courtesy: Theatrical release poster.
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L. P. Schwanbeck is a novelist, journalist and tour guide. She holds a Masters of Arts from King's College London in modern day English Literature and dreams of the days when she is an accomplished writer. She has a keen interest in film and film making and is looking to produce her first feature soon.
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Julie Alexandra Mayer dite Julie Mayer est le nom d'un personnage fictif du feuilleton Desperate Housewives, joué par Andrea Bowen.

Histoire du personnage

Julie est la fille  aînée de Susan Mayer (dessinatrice) et de Karl Mayer (avocat), la demi-sœur de M.J Delfino et de Evan Mayer et la mère de Sophie Lynette Scavo (fille avec Porter). Elle donne l'image d'une adolescente-modèle: elle est très intelligente, a de très bons résultats scolaires, est douée pour le chant, serviable avec les autres résidents de Wisteria Lane et est aussi la meilleure amie de Danielle Van de Kamp, fille de Bree. Dans la saison 1, elle entretient une relation avec Zach Young, le fils de Paul Young et de Mary-Alice et dans la saison 3, elle entretient une relation un peu plus sérieuse avec Austin, le neveu d'Edie Britt car elle lui a donné sa virginité, ce qu'elle a regretté après avoir su que son premier amour la trompait déjà avec Danielle Van de Kamp sa meilleure amie.

Saisons 1 et 2
Épisode: 1 à 23 (saison 1)

Épisode: 1 à 24 (saison 2)

Après le divorce de ses parents, elle aide sa mère à se sentir mieux, puis, par la suite, dans ses problèmes amoureux. Julie sort également dans la première saison avec Zach Young, avec qui elle finit par rompre, le trouvant trop perturbant, et Susan le jugeant réellement dangereux.. Quand Susan veut se remarier avec Karl pour son assurance, Julie annonça qu'elle ne supportera pas un autre divorce éventuel et se montre parfois plus mature que sa mère, en répliquant d'un ton ironique à ses propos. Dans la saison 2, à la désapprobation de sa mère, Julie se rapproche d'Edie Britt, puisque celle-ci a une relation avec son père Karl Mayer.

Saisons 3 et 4
Épisode: 1 à 23 (saison 3)

Épisode: 1 à 17 (saison 4)

Au début de la troisième saison, Julie, fait la connaissance d'Austin McCann, le neveu d'Edie Britt. Ils se voient quelques jours après, au mariage de Bree et d'Orson. Un jour, Austin arrive avec un bouquet de fleurs pour lui demander de l'aider à faire son devoir sur Shakespeare et son amie Sarah, tombe immédiatement sous son charme. Lorsqu'il vient chez elle, il raconte son histoire et Julie, touchée, écrit alors son devoir. Le soir, elle aperçoit Austin et Sarah dans une voiture alors qu'ils ont une relation sexuelle, et Julie blessée, va changer les phrases du devoir d'Austin. Quelques jours plus tard, il lui rend visite pour lui faire remarquer qu'il a eu D- et Julie se fâche.   Lorsque Susan est partie avec Ian à la montagne, Julie fait une maquette pour le grand prix de physique, il y a une coupure de courant. Elle sonne chez Edie qui est absente mais c'est Austin qui lui ouvre, il l'aide alors à rétablir l'électricité. Edie intervient et met alors Julie en garde en lui disant qu'Austin n'est pas la meilleure personne à fréquenter pour elle, mais la jeune fille l'ignore en niant son attirance pour Austin. Lors de la prise d'otages par Carolyn Bigsby au supermarché, Julie et Austin se trouvent enfermés ensemble dans le magasin à cause de la bouteille de whisky qu'a mis Austin dans son sac à dos, ce qui renforce grandement leurs liens. Les deux jeunes gens commencent à sortir ensemble, malgré la réticence de Susan, qui craint que ça n'aille trop loin. Et en effet, Julie prend la décision d'avoir des rapports sexuels avec Austin. Après lui avoir donné sa virginité, elle part demander à Edie si elle peut lui fournir l'autorisation d'avoir des pilules contraceptives car elle n'est pas majeure, il faut une autorisation auprès de la pharmacie. Alors que Susan et Gabrielle parlent de cette histoire et sèment le doute à Susan qui était rassurée par Julie qui lui a affirmé qu'elle n'était pas passée à l'acte avec Austin et elle finisse par fouiller dans sa chambre pour trouver son journal intime, Gabrielle lui demande pourquoi elle utilise encore un magnétoscope et lorsqu'elle tire la cassette du magnétoscope et qu'elle ouvre la cassette, elle trouve les pilules. Elle se dirige vers la maison d'Edie et surprend une adolescente avec Austin (elle croit d'abord que c'est sa fille) qui n'est autre que Danielle Van de Kamp. Elle lui apprend et Julie s'effondre et le quitte sur-le-champ. Lorsqu'elle lave la voiture de sa mère au nettoyeur, Austin entre dans la voiture pour s'excuser et lui laisser une lettre mais Julie, apparemment en colère, lui demande de descendre au lavage à chaud sinon elle ne lira pas cette lettre. Elle la lit et touchée, elle accepte de lui donner une seconde chance et lui avoue même qu'elle a pleuré en lisant son mot, Plus tard, Danielle est enceinte d'Austin, ce qui est caché à Julie. D'ailleurs, le beau-père de Danielle, Orson Hodge, force Austin à quitter la ville (au grand dam de Julie).

Saison 5
Julie partant à l'université à la fin de la saison 4, on ne la voit plus que très rarement.
Dans la saison 5, lorsqu'elle revient voir sa mère pour lui présenter son petit ami, on apprend que celui-ci est, à défaut d'un camarade de la faculté, un de ses professeurs, un homme de 40 ans qui a déjà eu précédemment trois épouses -ce qui répugne Susan- et qui veut la demander en mariage mais Julie refuse et dit qu'elle ne se mariera jamais, car avec l'exemple de sa mère, elle a une mauvaise image du mariage et ne voit pas à quoi ça sert de s'engager. Susan alors essaye de la raisonner en lui disant que malgré tout ce qui a pu lui arriver, elle croit encore au mariage heureux, et qu'elle veut que sa fille y croit aussi. On suppose qu'elle a rompu avec lui.

Saison 6

Dès le premier épisode de la saison, Julie est étranglée alors qu'elle sortait les poubelles. Le mystère plane autour de l'identité de son agresseur alors qu'elle est plongée dans le coma. Pendant cette période, Susan se rendra compte que sa fille a profondément changé, en apprenant qu'elle avait une liaison avec un homme marié, et qu'elle avait arrêté ses études de médecine pour prendre un boulot de serveuse. Au réveil de Julie, Susan se précipitera près d'elle mais ne pourra s'empêcher de lui révéler ce qu'elle sait, espérant obtenir de Julie des indices concernant l'identité de la personne qui l'a attaquée, mais Julie refusera de lui parler de l'homme qu'elle fréquentait, assurera avoir mis fin à cette liaison et demandera finalement à sa mère de quitter sa chambre. Elle entretient une forte amitié avec Ana Solis (nièce de Gabrielle) et on apprend aussi que Danny Bolen (fils des nouveaux arrivants) est « amoureux » d'elle ce qui le rendra suspect de l'agression, mais Julie ne ressent rien et ils restent malgré ça très proches. Plus tard, nous apprenons alors que l'homme marié en question n'est autre que Nick Bolen, le père de famille des nouveaux venus à Wisteria Lane.
L'agresseur n'est autre qu'Eddie Orlofsky qui, au moment de l'agression alors que Julie sortait les poubelles, la prit pour Susan. Dans un des épisodes, elle dit à Danny Bolen qu'elle va rendre visite à ses cousins jusqu'à ce qu'il retrouve le meurtrier.

Saison 7

Julie vient rendre visite à sa mère lorsque celle-ci est à l'hôpital à cause de son rein endommagé. Elle propose immédiatement d'être le donneur mais la mère de Susan évite le sujet car elle a un cancer. On apprend finalement que Julie n'est pas compatible.

Saison 8
Dans la saison 8, Julie apparaît à partir de l'épisode 13. On apprend qu'elle est enceinte d'une petite fille de 6 mois, mais elle décide de ne pas dire à sa mère qui est le père de l'enfant. Celle-ci décide de faire adopter le bébé à sa naissance, ce que Susan n'approuve pas. Lors de la dispute qui s'ensuit, Julie déballe tout ce qu'elle sur le cœur: elle en veut à sa mère de ne pas avoir été une maman ordinaire. C'était plutôt elle la mère et elle devait prendre soin d'elle lorsqu'elle déprimait trop après s'être fait quitter par son mari.

Déterminée à garder le bébé, Susan fait tout pour qu'il ne soit pas adopté (elle raconte des choses affreuses à des familles intéressées, tente d'émouvoir Julie…) mais très vite Julie perd patience. Par la suite, Susan tente de retrouver le père du bébé et apprend dans l'épisode 14 que c'est Porter Scavo, le fils de Lynette. Mais ce dernier veut également garder le bébé. Mais Lynette (après l'avoir appris de façon brutale) pense qu'il n'est pas capable d'élever un enfant. Porter appelle un avocat pour pouvoir garder le bébé, ce qui rend Julie folle de rage contre sa mère.

Elle réapparait dans l'épisode 17, lors de l'enterrement de Mike Delfino, et soutient par la suite sa mère autant qu'elle peut. Dans l'épisode 18, Julie est toujours à la maison. Mais M.J., inconsolable, ne fait que des bêtises et frôle la limite de l'insulte. Susan, totalement désemparée; ne fait rien pour qu'M.J arrête. C'est donc Julie qui le gronde à plusieurs reprises pour son comportement.

Dans l'épisode 19, Lee apprend que Mike avait une sœur handicapée, Laura. Grâce à une boite, Mike cachait les chèques qu'il lui envoyait tous les mois. Susan se demande alors pourquoi Mike lui avait caché une chose aussi importante. Julie apprend alors que Mike gardait en fait le secret de la mère de Laura et Mike, qui a abandonné sa fille et l'a laissée à Mike. Susan, choquée par la nouvelle, se demande comment on peut abandonner ainsi sa fille. Julie se met alors à pleurer et se rend compte que donner son bébé n'était pas une bonne chose. Elle décide alors de garder sa fille. Puis Susan, attristée par les souvenirs de Mike et réalisant que Porter ne sera pas un bon père tout de suite, décide de déménager avec elle et de l'aider à élever le bébé. Julie perd les eaux dans une limousine qui transporte Renée à son mariage avec Ben. Après la naissance de sa fille, elle quitte Wisteria Lane dans les dernières minutes de la série avec Susan, MJ et sa fille Sophie.

Apparition

Apparence
Dans la première saison Julie a 13 à 14 ans, ses cheveux lui arrivent au niveau de la poitrine  et sont châtains foncé, ses yeux sont marrons. De même dans la deuxième saison. Dans la troisième saison, elle s'est fait teindre en blonde, même si sa mère est contre et n'apprécie pas. Dans la , elle devient roux mais plus clair et dans la , elle est châtain plus foncé avec des reflets roux. Dans la septième saison Julie Mayer a entre 24 et 25 ans. Durant une partie de la saison 7, Julie a les cheveux blond  qui lui arrivent aux épaules. Dans la saison 8, elle a la même couleur de cheveux, ses cheveux lui arrivent à la poitrine.

Note: Dans la saison 6, le personnage de Julie est rousse uniquement pour des raisons scénaristiques. Comme on le voit dans la saison 6, Susan doit la confondre avec Bree (qui est également rousse).

Style vestimentaire
Julie a un style plutôt normal et un peu girly. Au début de la série (saison 1 et 2), elle met principalement des sweats ou des chemises avec un jeans ou des leggings et des baskets. Elle met des baskets, beaucoup de marcels flashys assez échancrés ainsi que de longues jupes fluides ou des plus courtes droites à motifs dans la saison 3. A la saison 4, elle se met à porter des nombreuses tuniques florales ou débardeurs dans les tons verts ou jaunes.

Liens externes
  Article concernant Julie Mayer sur Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (version anglophone)
  Julie Mayer et les filles des héroïnes de Desperate Housewives

Personnage de Desperate Housewives
Adolescence à la télévision
Personnage de fiction féminin

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Authors: Madejón, Engracia ; Doronila, A. I.; Sánchez Palacios, J. T.; Madejón, Paula ; Baker, A. J. M.
Abstract: We tested the effect of the addition of biosolids combined with a native mycorrhizal inoculum (Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi [AMF]) on growth of a native Australian grass, and on trace element stabilization of sulphidic gold mine tailings. A glasshouse trial was established on four substrates: tailings (T); tailings with a layer of 5 cm topsoil (TS); tailings amended with 100 dry t ha-1 biosolids (LB), and tailings amended with 500 dry t ha-1 biosolids (HB). Pots of 1.2 L of capacity were established; some were inoculated with a mixture of Glomus sp. (WUM51-9227), Scutelospora aurigloba (WUM51-53), and Acaulospora levis (WUM46) culture mix, and others were uninoculated controls. Seeds of the native Australian grass, Bothriochloa macra were sown in the pots. Root infection, plant biomass production, nutrients and trace element concentrations in shoots were investigated.Addition of biosolids significantly increased AMF infection of roots compared to unamended substrates. No clear qualitative differences in colonization were detected. Addition of biosolids and AMF together clearly improved the establishment and growth of the native grass. Similar trends in nutritional status were shown for biosolids and inoculation with AMF treatments. Mycorrhizal inoculation increased plant biomass production and the effectiveness of nutrient uptake. The combined use of biosolids and mycorrhizal inoculation could be a reliable method for phytostabilization purposes in polluted substrates.
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Sunday marked the completion of the seventh edition of the 3WallBall Outdoor World Championships, with players vying to make history on the 3WallBall 3-Wall and 1-Wall courts.
The Women's 3-Wall Big Ball Singles final was anticlimactic, as Tanisha Groomes was hobbled by a knee injury suffered in the semifinals. Daskalakis took advantage of an immobile Groomes, making quick work of the WPH Outdoor #1 for her first WPH Outdoor 3-Wall singles title.
With Juan Santos and Timbo Gonzalez both winning their first two divisions, the doubles final would determine the year-end number one WPH Outdoor pro. Santos teamed with Alfredo Morales and ensured that the Player's Cup would return with him to Orange County. Santos and Morales used the lob to perfection against Gonzalez and Shorty Ruiz, dropping three lobs on the back line in the first game and keeping Team Gonzalez/Ruiz on their heels throughout the match. Santos emphatically clinched the year-end number one ranking for the fourth time in five WPH Outdoor seasons with a comprehensive victory.
Sandy Ng teamed with Tracy Davis for the sixth consecutive year in the Women's 3-Wall Big Ball doubles and made it six for six with Davis in the 2016 final, defeating Team Daskalakis/Groomes in a lopsided final. Ng has now won the 3-Wall Women's Doubles for the seventh consecutive year with two different partners, making Ng the only handball player in the history of the 3WallBall Championships to have won a title in every edition of the event.
The juniors took the stage on Sunday morning, with more than 25 youngsters battling next to their WPH Outdoor heroes. The juniors demonstrated outstanding skills and sportsmanship throughout the morning and afternoon, with many of the matches decided by three points or less.
Thank you to the World Players of Handball staff, film crew, and interns, World Outdoor Racquetball, and all of the volunteers that made the 2016 3WallBall World Championships such an incredible event. Staffers, the film crew, and the volunteers worked 20-hour days throughout the event to ensure that matches were running on time, ESPN viewers were able to watch the event in the best possible coverage, and players were treated well.
Stay tuned to wphlive.tv for updates throughout the week!
Saturday featured the 2016 3WallBall Outdoor World Championships busiest day, as many of the competitors played 6-8 matches in four different divisions. The action was exciting and intense, as each of the game's top stars desperately played to reach Sunday's final rounds.
Gio Vasquez faced Tywan Cook in the bottom bracket semifinal and attacked the 2012 world champion with power whips and off-the-court angles. Vasquez never allowed Cook into the match, advancing to the final with a comfortable 25-14 victory. "Gio was really warmed up from his earlier small ball game and he had a lot of power on his whips from using the small ball," declared Gonzalez.
Jenny Qu was making her first appearance at the 3WallBall Championships and wasted little time making a name for herself in the Women's 1-Wall Big Ball singles. Qu overwhelmed current 1-Wall women's world champion Danielle Daskalakis with a combination of power, up-the-line drives, and consistent offense.
Sandy Ng had little difficulty in defeating living legend Tracy Davis, advancing to the final for the second consecutive year.
Top-seeded Tywan Cook and Carlin Rosa faced Carlos Pena and Hector Velez in the upper bracket semifinal. The teams traded the lead eight times en route to a 19-all tie, with the foursome combining for some of the most spectacular handball of the event. Rosa took over in the late stages of the match, scoring three straight points on kills and closing out the match on a six-point streak. "I'm just so happy to make the final and to be playing with my good friend Carlos," stated Velez on ESPN.
Timbo Gonzalez partnered with Philadelphia's Sam Sanford and faced current "King of the Court" Rookie Wright and Enrique "Lefty Henry" Santiago. The nearly 40-year combined age gap was evident from the start, as the early twenty-something team of Gonzalez and Sanford outplayed, overwhelmed, and demolished 1-Wall Big Ball's best team of yesteryear in a 12-minute, 25-1 annihilation.
Top seeded Team Daskalakis/Ng had little difficulty advancing to the final, outscoring their quarterfinal and semifinal opponents by a combined 50-23. Second-seeded Melissa Sky and Tamiko Pearson cruised to the final in the bottom bracket, outscoring their quarterfinal and semifinal opponents by a combined 50-25.
The bottom bracket semifinal pitted Gio Vasquez against David Fink. Vasquez led 9-4 before surrendering 13 consecutive points to the lefty. With Fink leading 17-9, he (predictability) could not hold the lead, allowing "The Torch" back into the match. With the score tied at 19, Vasquez hit two drive serves to the right that Fink was unable to return.
2010 3WallBall 3-Wall Big Ball singles champion Boxer Rosales has been a one-man wrecking crew as he has advanced through the largest singles draw of the tournament. Rosales has not dropped a game through four matches en route to the semifinals, including a two-game victory against X-Fest 3-Wall Big Ball singles champion Alfredo Morales. Rosales is joined in the 3-Wall Big Ball semifinals by WPH Outdoor #1 Juan Santos, Chava Cordova, and Edgar Vizcaino.
JR WPH was proud to present an exciting junior handball clinic for more 16 youngsters competing in the 2016 3WallBall Outdoor Championships. WPH Coaches David Fink, Herman Mendez, and Lowveens Jacques led the juniors through serve and kill shot instruction, followed by alternating doubles points with the pros and an around-the-world rally game. The coaches stressed the importance of having fun, setting goals to improve, and the fundamentals of the game.
Players were greeted by 30 mile per hour winds for the second consecutive day at the 2016 3WallBall Outdoor World Championships. The strong gusts subsided by mid afternoon, giving way to some of the best playing conditions in the seven-year history of the event.
2011 3-Wall Small Ball Singles champion Shorty Ruiz met first-time finalist David Fink in the Friday evening ESPN3 final. Fink had defeated Ruiz in their previous two 3-Wall Small Ball encounters at the 3WallBall Outdoor World Championships and would need a third consecutive victory to win his first Yellow Jersey. Ruiz started quickly in game one, building a 6-2 lead in game one with a dominating return of serve and fly kills. Ruiz kept Fink off balance for the remainder of the game, sealing a one-game lead, 15-5. Fink adjusted the Ruiz's power return in game two, building an 8-4 lead and ultimately serving for the game at 14-8. Fink squandered three setups and six serves to win the game, while Ruiz seized the momentum to serve at match point, 15-14. Fink ended Ruiz's seven-point run to serve for the game for the seventh time at 16-15, but was still unable to close out the game. Ruiz scored the final three points of the game to become the first two-time Small Ball 3WallBall singles champion.
Morales and Fink teamed up for the first time at the 3WallBall Championships and clicked like a seasoned pair in game one of the final, controlling the rallies and the front court to take a one-game lead. Torres and Montijo applied more pressure in game two, adding zip to their overhand drives and making sensational retrieves to dominate the game and force a decider. Torres and Montijo continued to dominate in game three, building a 10-2 lead in the third game to 15. Team Torres/Montijo stood just two points from the title at 13-5 when Team Morales/Fink charged. With Morales playing perfect two-wall pinch out-the-door shots and Fink converting setups, Team Morales/Fink stood just one point from forcing overtime at 13-14. Team Torres/Montijo called a timeout, earned a quick side out, and when Fink shot from 30-feet, Montijo was there for the match-ending re kill.
The top Big Ball WallBall stars advanced in the 1-Wall and 3-Wall Big Ball singles, setting up an exciting weekend of action on the Las Vegas Strip.
Saturday will feature the Men's and Women's 1-Wall and 3-Wall Big Ball 3WallBall singles and doubles, with WallBall's top stars aiming for their spots in Sunday's finals.
Watch LIVE on ESPN3 & www.watchespn.com beginning at 12pm Pacific time as the WPH turns to the 1 wall portion of the event and will feature semifinal action from 12p-4pm; meanwhile, the 3 wall big ball brackets continue with a live stream at www.wphlive.tv/live also at 12pm.
The first day of play at the 2016 3WallBall Outdoor World Championships featured Small Ball 3WallBall singles and doubles, with Race 4 Eight and WPH Outdoor stars in action.
The Small Ball 3WallBall singles semifinals featured David Fink facing the Olympic Club's Erik Torres and 2011 Small Ball 3WallBall champion Shorty Ruiz facing Tucson's Abraham Montijo. Fink raced to a 14-6 first game lead in the upper bracket semifinal, only to watch Torres score nine straight points to serve for the game at 15-14. Fink reversed the momentum, scoring three consecutive points to escape with the first game. Torres continued his stellar play in game two, building an 8-5 lead. Fink rallied, scoring nine consecutive points to arrive at 14-8, and ultimately closed out the match 17-15, 15-10.
Ruiz took control of the bottom bracket semifinal, leading 12-5 in game one and cruising with an array of high angled pinch shots and bottom board rollouts. Montijo charged back, scoring six consecutive points to cut the deficit to one. An easy Montijo fly kill error at 11-12 shifted the momentum back to Ruiz, who scored 18 of the final 19 points of the match to book his spot in the final.
Friday will feature the Men's Small Ball 3WallBall singles and doubles finals, as well as the start of the 1WallBall and 3WallBall Big Ball events.
The opening night of the 2016 WPH 3WallBall Outdoor World Championships featured junior handball clinics for more than 50 Las Vegas high school students. JR WPH Coaches taught handball skills to the enthusiastic youngsters, focusing on the rules and proper techniques to play handball, while also having a lot of fun on the court! After learning the serve and hitting the ball off the bounce, the youngsters teamed up with one another and the pros to play King of the Court doubles, with the teams producing some incredible rallies.
Thursday will feature the start of the men's small ball, with the world's best small ball 3WallBall players vying for one of outdoor handball's most coveted prizes. Stay tuned to wphlive.tv for updates throughout the week!


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Georgia Lee Hussey Explains Why Money Is An Emotional Investment
April 26, 2019 | Filed in: Woman of the Week
If you had told a young Georgia Lee Hussey that she would someday start a wealth management firm, she would have laughed. Raised in a family that struggled with money, she lived on a shoestring for much of her life, especially when she was starting her career as an artist. But when a subprime mortgage sent her into crisis at age 27, she reexamined her relationship to money. To her own surprise, she fell in love with finance and now serves as CEO of Modernist Financial, which helps progressive people plan and manage their wealth. (NB: You need to invest a minimum of $1M to become a client, so start saving!) Below, we chat with Georgia Lee about gender performance, emotional investing, and taking charge of your financial story.
Georgia wears the Babette jacket, the Nanette dress, and the Bezel earrings.
I HAD A PRETTY CHAOTIC CHILDHOOD. My dad was out of the picture by the time I was six, and my mom had addiction issues and undiagnosed mental illness. But she was really committed to giving me the best possible education—she sometimes worked three or four jobs to do that. I went to an all-girls Catholic school for twelve years, which was the best thing that ever happened to me. It created the stability I needed, and it framed the way I see the world.
I REMEMBER THE FIRST TIME I WAS IN A CLASSROOM WITH A BOY, and I was like, "This is weird." It was during a summer program that I did in high school, and I quickly learned that all the things I'd heard about coed education were true. All the girls were sitting in the back, not raising their hands; the men were taking up all the space. Seeing that in action made me so grateful for my all-girls education. Growing up, no one had ever made me believe I wasn't equal, and that shaped the way I've developed my voice.
I GOT A SCHOLARSHIP TO SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE, which I used to study installation sculpture and creative writing. I worked in a variety of media—welding, glass-blowing, wax casting, anything that involved fire. Those were typically male-dominated media because they're so physical and embodied. I had this, "F*ck you! I can do this too!" kind of attitude. Give me a blowtorch, and I was a happy girl.
Georgia wears the Holley dress and the Tristan earrings.
I FELT SAFE, APPRECIATED, AND SUPPORTED at Sarah Lawrence. I identify as queer, and it felt like I was truly among peers for the first time in my life. I had tried to start a gay-queer alliance in my Catholic school, but that was 1996, and the nuns were having none of it. So I loved being in college with other weirdos who were ambitious and strange and super smart.
I PLANNED TO BE A PROFESSIONAL ARTIST, but it wasn't until the week before graduation that the financial reality of that hit me. I had student loans, and I couldn't ask my family for money, so I moved to Portland, Oregon, to figure out what to do. At first, I just rode my bicycle around and drank lemon drops all day at this lesbian bar called The E Room. Eventually, I got a day job as a checkout girl at a surplus warehouse called Wacky Willy's. It was kind of boring, so my colleague Seann and I started a little gallery in the corner of the warehouse. By the end of the year, we were putting on shows that were attended by 500 people.
I MOVED TO NEW YORK FOR A WOMAN that I was in love with, which did not work out. New York eats my soul alive, and a lot of issues from my childhood were coming home to roost. I escaped to Europe with $1,200, and I was like, "I'm just going to figure it out." I was 23, and I spent the next few months at artist residencies in the Czech Republic and Scotland. It was a great way to get away from other people so that I could have a breakdown—and make a hell of a lot of art.
Georgia wears the Penelope top, the Tinsley trouser, the Bezel earrings, and the Valentina necklace.
WHEN I WAS 27, I MOVED BACK TO PORTLAND AND DECIDED TO BUY A HOUSE because I thought that's what adults did. This was 2006, and I ended up getting a subprime mortgage that quickly became a huge burden. I realized I had no idea how to budget, so I started reading everything I could about money—and I became fascinated. I decided to get certified as a financial planner, and I was especially interested in behavioral finance. There's a lot of research that shows that our decisions, financial or not, are 100% emotional.
WE EACH HAVE A MONEY STORY THAT WE TELL OURSELVES. For a long time, mine was that I was an artist and a creative so I wasn't "supposed to" be interested in money. I also grew up in a family that mismanaged money—someone was always robbing Peter to pay Paul. My great-grandfather was a gambler. I realized, "This goes back generations—no wonder I'm confused about budgeting!" So my first step was to change my story and let my emotions catch up with my decision-making. That has driven the way I approach my work now. I'm a killer financial planner, and I love cash planning and making investment recommendations.
18-YEAR-OLD ME WOULD PROBABLY SAY, "You're such a sell-out!" But I think she'd be secretly fascinated with where I've ended up. I've always been a starter and a leader. The older I get, the more natural it feels to move between worlds. Installation sculpture and financial planning are essentially the same process: You envision something that might seem impossible to pull off; then you figure out how to get the stakeholders on board; then you break it down from the 30-year vision to "What do we need to do today to make this thing a reality?" I apply this thinking to finance, but I learned it in art school.
Georgia wears the Holley dress, the Tristan earrings, the Double Rectangle belt, and the Lillian pump.
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package git4idea.commands;

import com.intellij.execution.configurations.GeneralCommandLine;
import com.intellij.execution.process.OSProcessHandler;
import com.intellij.execution.process.ProcessEvent;
import com.intellij.execution.process.ProcessListener;
import com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.Key;
import com.intellij.openapi.vcs.FilePath;
import com.intellij.openapi.vcs.VcsException;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.LocalFileSystem;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VfsUtil;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile;
import com.intellij.util.EventDispatcher;
import git4idea.GitUtil;
import git4idea.GitVcs;
import git4idea.config.GitVcsSettings;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NonNls;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
import org.jetbrains.git4idea.ssh.GitSSHGUIHandler;
import org.jetbrains.git4idea.ssh.GitSSHService;

import java.io.File;
import java.nio.charset.Charset;
import java.util.*;

/**
 * A handler for git commands
 */
public abstract class GitHandler {
  /**
   * Error codes that are ignored for the handler
   */
  private final HashSet<Integer> myIgnoredErrorCodes = new HashSet<Integer>();
  /**
   * Error list
   */
  private final List<VcsException> myErrors = Collections.synchronizedList(new LinkedList<VcsException>());
  /**
   * the logger
   */
  private static final Logger log = Logger.getInstance(GitHandler.class.getName());
  /**
   * a command line
   */
  private final GeneralCommandLine myCommandLine;
  /**
   * wrapped process handler
   */
  // note that access is safe because it accessed in unsynchronized block only after process is started, and it does not change after that
  @SuppressWarnings({"FieldAccessedSynchronizedAndUnsynchronized"}) private OSProcessHandler myHandler;
  /**
   * process
   */
  private Process myProcess;
  /**
   * If true, the standard output is not copied to version control console
   */
  private boolean myStdoutSuppressed;
  /**
   * If true, the standard error is not copied to version control console
   */
  private boolean myStderrSuppressed;
  /**
   * the context project (might be a default project)
   */
  private final Project myProject;
  /**
   * the working directory
   */
  private final File myWorkingDirectory;
  /**
   * the flag indicating that environment has been cleaned up, by default is true because there is nothing to clean
   */
  private boolean myEnvironmentCleanedUp = true;
  /**
   * the handler number
   */
  private int myHandlerNo;
  /**
   * if true process might be cancelled
   */
  // note that access is safe because it accessed in unsynchronized block only after process is started, and it does not change after that
  @SuppressWarnings({"FieldAccessedSynchronizedAndUnsynchronized"}) private boolean myIsCancellable = true;
  /**
   * exit code or null if exit code is not yet available
   */
  private Integer myExitCode;
  /**
   * Character set to use for IO
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"FieldAccessedSynchronizedAndUnsynchronized"}) @NonNls private Charset myCharset = Charset.forName("UTF-8");
  /**
   * No ssh flag
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"FieldAccessedSynchronizedAndUnsynchronized"}) private boolean myNoSSHFlag = false;
  /**
   * listeners
   */
  private final EventDispatcher<GitHandlerListener> myListeners = EventDispatcher.create(GitHandlerListener.class);
  /**
   * if true, the command execution is not logged in version control view
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"FieldAccessedSynchronizedAndUnsynchronized"}) private boolean mySilent;
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String CLONE = "clone";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String RM = "rm";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String ADD = "add";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String ANNOTATE = "annotate";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String COMMIT = "commit";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String CONFIG = "config";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String FETCH = "fetch";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String SHOW = "show";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String LOG = "log";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String INIT = "init";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String BRANCH = "branch";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String MERGE = "merge";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String MERGE_BASE = "merge-base";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String PUSH = "push";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String LS_REMOTE = "ls-remote";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String REMOTE = "remote";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String REV_LIST = "rev-list";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String CHECKOUT = "checkout";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String TAG = "tag";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String PULL = "pull";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String LS_FILES = "ls-files";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String DIFF = "diff";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String VERSION = "version";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String STASH = "stash";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String REBASE = "rebase";
  /**
   * The constant for git command {@value}
   */
  @NonNls public static final String RESET = "reset";
  /**
   * Name of environment variable that specifies editor for the git
   */
  @NonNls public static final String GIT_EDITOR_ENV = "GIT_EDITOR";
  /**
   * The vcs object
   */
  protected final GitVcs myVcs;
  /**
   * The environment
   */
  private final Map<String, String> myEnv;
  /**
   * The settings object
   */
  private GitVcsSettings mySettings;

  /**
   * A constructor
   *
   * @param project   a project
   * @param directory a process directory
   * @param command   a command to execute (if empty string, the parameter is ignored)
   */
  protected GitHandler(@NotNull Project project, @NotNull File directory, @NotNull String command) {
    myProject = project;
    mySettings = GitVcsSettings.getInstanceChecked(project);
    myEnv = new HashMap<String, String>(System.getenv());
    myVcs = GitVcs.getInstance(project);
    if (myVcs != null) {
      myVcs.checkVersion();
    }
    myWorkingDirectory = directory;
    myCommandLine = new GeneralCommandLine();
    myCommandLine.setExePath(mySettings.GIT_EXECUTABLE);
    myCommandLine.setWorkingDirectory(myWorkingDirectory);
    if (command.length() > 0) {
      myCommandLine.addParameter(command);
    }
  }

  /**
   * A constructor
   *
   * @param project a project
   * @param vcsRoot a process directory
   * @param command a command to execute
   */
  protected GitHandler(final Project project, final VirtualFile vcsRoot, final String command) {
    this(project, VfsUtil.virtualToIoFile(vcsRoot), command);
  }

  /**
   * Add error code to ignored list
   *
   * @param code the code to ignore
   */
  public void ignoreErrorCode(int code) {
    myIgnoredErrorCodes.add(code);
  }

  /**
   * Check if error code should be ignored
   *
   * @param code a code to check
   * @return true if error code is ignorable
   */
  public boolean isIgnoredErrorCode(int code) {
    return myIgnoredErrorCodes.contains(code);
  }

  /**
   * add error to the error list
   *
   * @param ex an error to add to the list
   */
  public void addError(VcsException ex) {
    myErrors.add(ex);
  }

  /**
   * @return unmodifiable list of errors.
   */
  public List<VcsException> errors() {
    return Collections.unmodifiableList(myErrors);
  }

  /**
   * @return a context project
   */
  public Project project() {
    return myProject;
  }

  /**
   * @return the current working directory
   */
  public File workingDirectory() {
    return myWorkingDirectory;
  }

  /**
   * @return the current working directory
   */
  public VirtualFile workingDirectoryFile() {
    final VirtualFile file = LocalFileSystem.getInstance().findFileByIoFile(workingDirectory());
    if (file == null) {
      throw new IllegalStateException("The working directly should be available: " + workingDirectory());
    }
    return file;
  }

  /**
   * Set SSH flag. This flag should be set to true for commands that never interact with remote repositories.
   *
   * @param value if value is true, the custom ssh is not used for the command.
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"WeakerAccess", "SameParameterValue"})
  public void setNoSSH(boolean value) {
    checkNotStarted();
    myNoSSHFlag = value;
  }

  /**
   * @return true if SSH is not invoked by this command.
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"WeakerAccess"})
  public boolean isNoSSH() {
    return myNoSSHFlag;
  }

  /**
   * Add listener to handler
   *
   * @param listener a listener
   */
  protected void addListener(GitHandlerListener listener) {
    myListeners.addListener(listener);
  }

  /**
   * End option parameters and start file paths. The method adds {@code "--"} parameter.
   */
  public void endOptions() {
    myCommandLine.addParameter("--");
  }

  /**
   * Add string parameters
   *
   * @param parameters a parameters to add
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"WeakerAccess"})
  public void addParameters(@NonNls @NotNull String... parameters) {
    checkNotStarted();
    myCommandLine.addParameters(parameters);
  }

  /**
   * Add file path parameters. The parameters are made relative to the working directory
   *
   * @param parameters a parameters to add
   * @throws IllegalArgumentException if some path is not under root.
   */
  public void addRelativePaths(@NotNull FilePath... parameters) {
    addRelativePaths(Arrays.asList(parameters));
  }

  /**
   * Add file path parameters. The parameters are made relative to the working directory
   *
   * @param filePaths a parameters to add
   * @throws IllegalArgumentException if some path is not under root.
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"WeakerAccess"})
  public void addRelativePaths(@NotNull final Collection<FilePath> filePaths) {
    checkNotStarted();
    for (FilePath path : filePaths) {
      myCommandLine.addParameter(GitUtil.relativePath(myWorkingDirectory, path));
    }
  }

  public void addRelativePathsForFiles(@NotNull final Collection<File> files) {
    checkNotStarted();
    for (File file : files) {
      myCommandLine.addParameter(GitUtil.relativePath(myWorkingDirectory, file));
    }
  }

  /**
   * Add virtual file parameters. The parameters are made relative to the working directory
   *
   * @param files a parameters to add
   * @throws IllegalArgumentException if some path is not under root.
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"WeakerAccess"})
  public void addRelativeFiles(@NotNull final Collection<VirtualFile> files) {
    checkNotStarted();
    for (VirtualFile file : files) {
      myCommandLine.addParameter(GitUtil.relativePath(myWorkingDirectory, file));
    }
  }

  /**
   * check that process is not started yet
   *
   * @throws IllegalStateException if process has been already started
   */
  private void checkNotStarted() {
    if (isStarted()) {
      throw new IllegalStateException("The process has been already started");
    }
  }

  /**
   * check that process is started
   *
   * @throws IllegalStateException if process has not been started
   */
  protected final void checkStarted() {
    if (!isStarted()) {
      throw new IllegalStateException("The process is not started yet");
    }
  }

  /**
   * @return true if process is started
   */
  public final synchronized boolean isStarted() {
    return myProcess != null;
  }

  /**
   * Set new value of cancellable flag (by default true)
   *
   * @param value a new value of the flag
   */
  public void setCancellable(boolean value) {
    checkNotStarted();
    myIsCancellable = value;
  }

  /**
   * @return cancellable state
   */
  public boolean isCancellable() {
    return myIsCancellable;
  }

  /**
   * Start process
   */
  public synchronized void start() {
    checkNotStarted();
    try {
      // setup environment
      if (!myProject.isDefault() && !mySilent) {
        myVcs.showCommandLine("cd " + myWorkingDirectory);
        myVcs.showCommandLine(printableCommandLine());
      }
      if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
        log.debug("running git: " + myCommandLine.getCommandLineString() + " in " + myWorkingDirectory);
      }
      if (!myNoSSHFlag && mySettings.isIdeaSsh()) {
        GitSSHService ssh = GitSSHService.getInstance();
        myEnv.put(GitSSHService.GIT_SSH_ENV, ssh.getScriptPath().getPath());
        myHandlerNo = ssh.registerHandler(new GitSSHGUIHandler(myProject));
        myEnvironmentCleanedUp = false;
        myEnv.put(GitSSHService.SSH_HANDLER_ENV, Integer.toString(myHandlerNo));
      }
      myCommandLine.setEnvParams(myEnv);
      // start process
      myProcess = myCommandLine.createProcess();
      myHandler = new OSProcessHandler(myProcess, myCommandLine.getCommandLineString()) {
        @Override
        public Charset getCharset() {
          return myCharset == null ? super.getCharset() : myCharset;
        }
      };
      myHandler.addProcessListener(new ProcessListener() {
        public void startNotified(final ProcessEvent event) {
          // do nothing
        }

        public void processTerminated(final ProcessEvent event) {
          final int exitCode = event.getExitCode();
          setExitCode(exitCode);
          cleanupEnv();
          GitHandler.this.processTerminated(exitCode);
          myListeners.getMulticaster().processTerminated(exitCode);
        }

        public void processWillTerminate(final ProcessEvent event, final boolean willBeDestroyed) {
          // do nothing
        }

        public void onTextAvailable(final ProcessEvent event, final Key outputType) {
          GitHandler.this.onTextAvailable(event.getText(), outputType);
        }
      });
      myHandler.startNotify();
    }
    catch (Throwable t) {
      cleanupEnv();
      myListeners.getMulticaster().startFailed(t);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Notification for handler to handle process exit event
   *
   * @param exitCode a exit code.
   */
  protected abstract void processTerminated(int exitCode);

  /**
   * @return a command line with full path to executable replace to "git"
   */
  public String printableCommandLine() {
    final GeneralCommandLine line = myCommandLine.clone();
    line.setExePath("git");
    return line.getCommandLineString();
  }

  /**
   * This method is invoked when some text is available
   *
   * @param text       an available text
   * @param outputType output type
   */
  protected abstract void onTextAvailable(final String text, final Key outputType);

  /**
   * Cancel activity
   */
  public synchronized void cancel() {
    checkStarted();
    if (!myIsCancellable) {
      throw new IllegalStateException("The process is not cancellable.");
    }
    try {
      myHandler.destroyProcess();
    }
    catch (Exception e) {
      log.warn("Exception during cancel", e);
    }
  }

  /**
   * @return exit code for process if it is available
   */
  public synchronized int getExitCode() {
    if (myExitCode == null) {
      throw new IllegalStateException("Exit code is not yet available");
    }
    return myExitCode.intValue();
  }

  /**
   * @param exitCode a exit code for process
   */
  private synchronized void setExitCode(int exitCode) {
    myExitCode = exitCode;
  }

  /**
   * Cleanup environment
   */
  private synchronized void cleanupEnv() {
    if (!myNoSSHFlag && !myEnvironmentCleanedUp) {
      GitSSHService ssh = GitSSHService.getInstance();
      myEnvironmentCleanedUp = true;
      ssh.unregisterHandler(myHandlerNo);
    }
  }

  /**
   * Wait for process termination
   */
  public void waitFor() {
    checkStarted();
    myHandler.waitFor();
  }

  /**
   * Set silent mode. When handler is silent, it does not logs command in version control console.
   * Note that this option also suppresses stderr and stdout copying.
   *
   * @param silent a new value of the flag
   * @see #setStderrSuppressed(boolean)
   * @see #setStdoutSuppressed(boolean)
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"SameParameterValue"})
  public void setSilent(final boolean silent) {
    checkNotStarted();
    mySilent = silent;
    setStderrSuppressed(true);
    setStdoutSuppressed(true);
  }

  /**
   * @return a character set to use for IO
   */
  public Charset getCharset() {
    return myCharset;
  }

  /**
   * Set character set for IO
   *
   * @param charset a character set
   */
  @SuppressWarnings({"SameParameterValue"})
  public void setCharset(final Charset charset) {
    myCharset = charset;
  }

  /**
   * @return true if standard output is not copied to the console
   */
  public boolean isStdoutSuppressed() {
    return myStdoutSuppressed;
  }

  /**
   * Set flag specifying if stdout should be copied to the console
   *
   * @param stdoutSuppressed true if output is not copied to the console
   */
  public void setStdoutSuppressed(final boolean stdoutSuppressed) {
    checkNotStarted();
    myStdoutSuppressed = stdoutSuppressed;
  }

  /**
   * @return true if standard output is not copied to the console
   */
  public boolean isStderrSuppressed() {
    return myStderrSuppressed;
  }

  /**
   * Set flag specifying if stderr should be copied to the console
   *
   * @param stderrSuppressed true if error output is not copied to the console
   */
  public void setStderrSuppressed(final boolean stderrSuppressed) {
    checkNotStarted();
    myStderrSuppressed = stderrSuppressed;
  }

  /**
   * Set environment variable
   *
   * @param name  the variable name
   * @param value the variable value
   */
  public void setEnvironment(String name, String value) {
    myEnv.put(name, value);
  }
}

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GE Healthcare and Shine Medical Technologies have successfully obtained pharmaceutical-grade technetium-99m (Tc-99m) from GE's Drytec (Tc-99m generator) using molybdenum-99 (Mo-99) produced by Shine.
The positive results confirm that the Mo-99 produced by the Shine process can be incorporated into the existing Mo-99 supply chain. Read more.