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Yum Brands takes on world hunger
April 20, 2009 by Tanya Lewis
Yum Brands is engaging consumers and employees to benefit the World Food Programme through one of its numerous CSR programs.
Yum Brands is engaging consumers and employees as it takes a major step to end world hunger through one of its numerous CSR programs.
While the economy might cause some companies to put the brakes on CSR efforts, Yum Brands has accelerated goals for its World Hunger Relief program, which launched in 2007 and primarily benefits the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP). Last fall, the company made a five-year commitment to the Clinton Global Initiative to raise $80 million for WFP and other hunger relief agencies, and to provide more than 20 million volunteer hours. This year, it aims to increase WFP funding to $22.5 million (from $22 million in 2008) and employee volunteer hours to six million (from five million in 2008).
"Forward thinking corporations are dialing up, not dialing back, [CSR efforts]," says Jonathan Blum, SVP and chief public affairs officer at Yum Brands. "It's our privilege and responsibility to give back and help people who are less fortunate than we are. It's a part of how we do business, and we think it's a smart thing to do. Stakeholders [expect] corporations will be part of the solution to the various aspects of social responsibility. Nearly 100% of our employees... want us to do more CSR, and they're very proud of our CSR."
The Louisville, KY-based Yum Brands, which spun off PepsiCo in 1997, is the parent company of six restaurant brands, including KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell. It has nearly 36,000 restaurants in more than 110 countries and employs more than 1.4 million people.
Growing the program
The company is involved in a wide range of CSR programs (see sidebar). Blum explains that the World Hunger Relief campaign grew out of CEO David Novak's desire to create a large-scale program as the company's 10th anniversary approached in 2007. "It made perfect sense to try and solve world hunger," Blum says.
WFP partners with more than 2,800 non-governmental organizations to distribute food, reaching a yearly average of 100 million people in 80 countries. Yum Brands helps WFP by raising money and awareness and providing volunteerism.
"The goal is to raise awareness of hunger and... WFP, and... engage our entire system to be part of [the] solution," says Karen Sherman, senior director of CSR at Yum Brands.
The first initiative, "World Hunger Relief Week," launched in October 2007. The company raised awareness and funds in stores, online at fromhungertohope.com, and via ads and PSAs. Nearly one million employees gave an estimated four million (paid) volunteer hours to raise money for WFP and/or support local hunger relief efforts in their communities. The effort yielded $15 million.
The program expanded in 2008 to two to four weeks, at restaurants' request. This year, Blum says many restaurants want to extend efforts to two or three months. About 95% of the 112 countries in which Yum Brands operates participated last year, and Blum hopes that all countries will participate this year.
Internal communication is critical, and a network of ambassadors in each division (US, China, and international) helps ensure all employees understand the program. Sherman works directly with ambassadors via phone calls, e-mails, and a social media page on Yum Brands' intranet. She provides tools, such as training videos and feedback on best practices, which ambassadors use to inform teams in their countries. Information is also pushed out (primarily by electronic means) at brand and franchise levels.
Blum and Novak often visit countries where WFP operates, and Sherman says communicating that direct involvement to employees strengthens their pride in the company and their ability to communicate about the cause. When visiting Haiti last September with the head of WFP after the country was devastated by hurricanes, Blum says the human need was so dire that the company committed $1 million on the spot.
Novak uses an internal blog to share stories and photos of trips like the one to Haiti with employees. Blum explains that many people who are helped by Yum Brands' commitment to WFP will never know the company or its brands.
"They don't need to," Blum adds. "They need to know someone has helped them."
Showcasing the cause
Much of the company's external communications is focused on driving the program and the issue. Customers get information in stores through printed materials and through verbal interaction with employees. Messaging is simple, focusing on explaining that a $1 donation can feed four children.
Each brand's Web site provides information and links to donate on fromhungertohope.com. The program also has Facebook and MySpace pages, and Sherman says increasing a Twitter presence is a focus this year.
"[People reached via social media] may or may not give money, but their awareness and engagement in the cause helps us," Sherman says.
Blogger outreach is also increasing this year. A team is tracking the top 20 bloggers concerned with global and humanitarian causes. Media relations targets both business and general consumer news outlets. A government relations team reaches out directly to congressmen, senators, and President Obama's office to invite them to engage in a hunger discussion.
Yum Brands issued its first global CSR report last December, and in March CRO Magazine ranked it number 33 on its Top 100 Best Corporate Citizens list.
"The response was overwhelmingly positive," Blum says. "One group of shareholders that purchase shares for the purpose of pressuring corporations to do more... CSR wants to see us do more in the area of packaging. They said we're on the right track by-and-large. Everyone, including us, would like to see us do more."
Yum Brands CSR Efforts
Pizza Hut BOOK IT! Program
Launched: 1985
A reading incentive program that reaches more than 22 million children each year
YUMeals Program
A prepared-food program that's donated more than 105 million pounds of food (valued at $403 million) through a network of more than 3,000 US hunger relief organizations. The company is exploring expansion in other countries
The Taco Bell Foundation for Teens
The foundation is the largest donor to Boys & Girls Clubs of America, giving more than $23 million since 1995 to support teen programming. The foundation also gives grants to other programs designed to help teens stay in school and graduate
KFC Colonel's Scholars
Provides high school students scholarships for up to four years of study at an accredited institution. Scholarships have been awarded to 200 students
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Q: Select file to upload from source On a webpage the user can select a file to upload then if he submits the form he is directed to the next webpage with a similar, but bigger form. The form elements are filled with the data he entered on the last page
firstpage.html
<form name="MyForm" action="nextpage.php" enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post">
       <input type="text" name="name" size="50">
    <input type="file" name="file" id="file" size="40">
</form>

nextpage.php (partial form, two elements are the same)
<form name="MyForm" action="thirdpage.php" enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post">
       <input type="text" name="name" size="50"  value="<?php echo $name?>">
    <input type="file" name="file" id="file" size="40">
</form>

Is it possible to preselect a file in the file upload element? If he types his name in the name element on firstpage.html, the same element is filled with the name on nextpage.php. But if he selects a file on firstpage.html, is it possible that he doesn't need to select it again on nextpage.php?

A: It's not possible, security reasons.
If file was already uploaded, there should be info about it, possibility to delete it and upload something new.

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For Children "Don't look back"
Message "Just another word for nothing left to lose?"
Bless, O Lord, these moments of worship. Forgive our sin and dwell within through your Spirit. We freely open our hearts and minds to your Word. Give us your hope even as you shatter our illusions, your peace which passes our understanding, your abundant life made known in Jesus Christ. It is in his name that we have gathered and pray, holding on to your promise. Amen.
In this kids sermon, borrowed from Ruth Gilmore, Scolding the Snakes, p.84, we'll explore Luke 9:57-62 by having volunteers walk a straight line, first by looking straight ahead (not looking down), then by turning their head when called and looking back while still going forward. Not easy to do! The point is to keep our eyes on Jesus and not look back.
"'You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.' This is the greatest and first commandment. And a second is like it: 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself.' On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets" (Matthew 22:37-40) That's what Jesus said.
This morning, we want to celebrate the anniversary of decision based in that love. Over the years, several persons among us made a public statement of faith during the month of June. Perhaps it was the initial step of baptism. Maybe it was a recommitment to Christ and his church, coming from another congregation. Whatever the case, you joined your life with ours in Christ. You know who you are. I invite you now to come forward.
We thank God for you, for bringing you into this fellowship. As your badge says, you are a "special person" to us. Whether or not you were raised in this family of faith, it was your decision to follow Jesus with us. That's a joy, evidence that God has been moving in your life. Thank you for the ways in which you have responded to his call. May you keep walking with Christ! It's our desire as a church to keep walking beside you along his way. Forgive us when our steps falter, as we seek to do the same with you.
Brothers and sisters, let me extend the opportunity just now to renew the vows you once made, that today might be, for you, a fresh beginning to another year of faith. Here goes.
Praise God! Each of you received a letter which included a pledge form, an opportunity to respond with some vows specific to you, involving your time and talents, as well as your substance. If you have felt moved to pledge in this way, I invite you to place it in the basket on the worship table, then return to where you were sitting, while we sing "Lord, I want to be more loving in my heart" (#444, vs. 2).
Once our offerings have been gathered by the ushers, we'll stand and sing, "Lord, I want to be like Jesus." Think about those words before you sing them. What did it mean this past week for you to "be like Jesus?" Were there times when your "want to be" like him actually became "I was" like him? If not this past week, what about this coming week? Are there upcoming events that bear the potential for you to let your light shine, to love another as he has loved you, to "be like Jesus?" Make this "want to be" part of the offering you return to the Lord just now.
Will the ushers now come forward to receive what we have to share.
Lord God, we trust in your salvation. We aren't trying to reinvent the wheel of your deliverance in Christ. We're just seeking to bring to the surface and live out the salvation you have already worked in to our lives. Therefore, take our "want to be's" and help us - through your wisdom and strength - to become "I was" like Jesus. Bless these offerings in his name. Amen.


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Mormon Chronicles
A chronicle of Issues, Studies, News and other items of interest regarding Mormonism (2006-2013)
"The Rescue" - a plan to address the difficulties of Mormon history
Note: More about this issue here
Dr. Phillip Barlow (Arrington Chair of Mormon History and Culture at Utah State University) invited Elder Marlin K. Jensen (Church Historian and Recorder) to speak at USU. Excerpts of the Q&A session specifically having to do with the difficulties Mormons face when learning about church history are included below. This points to an unfolding crisis affecting the church, and efforts to address this issue. Several items of note from Elder Jensen include:
The First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve realize that "maybe since Kirtland, we never have had a period of, I'll call it apostasy, like we're having right now"
"What we have in mind is to develop a response to the tough issues – whether that's polyandry, or DNA in the Book of Mormon ... we do have another initiative that we have called, "Answers to Gospel Questions". We are trying to figure out exactly what channels to deliver it in"
Where has the prophet laid his emphasis right now? It's on something called 'The Rescue'
"There's no sense kidding ourselves. We need to be very upfront with [this generation], tell them what we know, and give answers to what we have, and let them fall on their faith for things that we don't completely understand."
The text below was excerpted from Simple Mormon Spectator
...It was brought up that Richard Bushman's book, "Rough Stone Rolling", would not have been as well received if it was written in the 80's.
Elder Jensen agreed that there is more availability to history and more interest as well. He acknowledged that Leonard Arrington started a "tremendous undertaking to share our history. I don't think we've ever had a time that was as productive as those 10 years." He also said, "I hope that more than just intellectual curiosity will be satisfied in the process of learning church history… Our purpose in getting the papers of Joseph Smith and doing the book on Mountain Meadows is to increase faith. Our measurements of success are less tangible than book sales. It would be: what does that do to someone's heart?"
[Would the manuals] be updated to reflect a more accurate history. She asked whether the things that Leonard Arrington and Richard Bushman write/wrote about would be covered at all in the manuals.
Elder Jensen said that it was a question that was brought up earlier in that day at the Institute. He also said, "I don't like to think that there are problems with church history." "What we have in mind is to develop a response to the tough issues – whether that's polyandry, or DNA in the Book of Mormon, or whatever it is. And then, in cooperation with the curriculum department and the church educational system, try to build into our basic curriculum, and into the church's educational curriculum, material that would cover these areas." "My own daughter has come to me and said, 'Dad, why didn't you ever tell me that Joseph was a polygamist?' Well, Kathy and I didn't plan a home evening on polygamy. It would probably occur to me today, though, to be quite honest." "We are aware that this is a concern." "Quite honestly, in the young men's and young women's curriculum, where their manuals are severely outdated right now, they just announced a new package of materials that is actually going to be a library… where teachers can go and in a sense, create their own curriculum, within certain bounds, for the young people in their ward. They can give lessons drawn from this database. While they may not be revolutionary, they will be a breath of fresh air across the church." "It's a different generation. Everything's out there for them to consume if they want to Google it. There's no sense kidding ourselves. We need to be very upfront with them, tell them what we know, and give answers to what we have, and let them fall on their faith for things that we don't completely understand."
..."Has the church seen the effects of Google on membership? It seems like the people who I talk to about church history are people who find out and leave quickly. Is the church aware of that problem? What about the people who are already leaving in droves?"
"The fifteen men [First Presidency and Quorum of Twelve] really do know, and they really care. And they realize that maybe since Kirtland, we never have had a period of, I'll call it apostasy, like we're having right now; largely over these issues. We do have another initiative that we have called, "Answers to Gospel Questions". We are trying to figure out exactly what channels to deliver it in and exactly what format to put it in. But we want to have a place where people can go. We have hired someone that's in charge of search engine optimization. We realize that people get their information basically from Google. They don't come to LDS.org. If they get there, it's through Google. So, we are trying to create an offering that will address these issues and be available for the public at large and to the church leaders, because many of them don't have answers either. It can be very disappointing to church members. And, for people who are losing their faith, or who have lost it, we hope to regain to the church."
... Is [knowledge of those leaving the church] through anecdotal means or from statistics?
Elder Jensen said that he has received much information anecdotally. He also said, "The church has a very progressive research and information division, with tremendous public opinion surveyors. And the church is constantly running surveys, and employing consultants that do focus groups on a variety of topics, but especially on the ones that we are talking about right now, that are so sensitive to the faith of members. Where has the prophet laid his emphasis right now? It's on something called 'The Rescue'. And with good reason, because we are suffering a loss; both in terms of our new converts that come in that don't get really established in the church, as well as very faithful members who because of things we're talking about, as well as others, are losing their faith in the process. It is one of our biggest concerns right now."
... [what would he say] to people who have come across difficult history and don't feel comfortable staying in the church. I also asked how the church looks to get them back. I explained that many of my friends have left completely. I said that my personal beliefs had to change dramatically when I came across the church's history. I also asked how he would educate the rest of the membership on how to treat those that feel uncomfortable with church history and, thus, the church.
I was happy to hear the following response from Elder Jensen: "I could see a committee of forty people working on your question for ten years and not coming up with an answer. I think that the question has an application to gay members of the church or of society. I don't think that straight people have done a good job yet, of providing an atmosphere of safety and a welcoming place. We need to do the same for those people who are feeling disaffected – for whatever reason… doctrinally, or socially. I mean, if we really are truly Christian, it has to start there. Being less judgmental. Being more open and welcoming and inclusive. Someone asked Robert Frost once, 'What's the ugliest word in the English language?' And he said, 'Exclusive.' I think it is, too, in a way. So, if that environment can be created, and it should be, but often in the church, when someone comes with a bit of a prickly question, he'll be met with a bishop who number one, doesn't know the answer. Number two, he snaps and says, 'Get in line and don't question the prophet, and get back and do your home teaching.' And that isn't helpful in most cases. So, we need to educate our leaders better, I think, to be sympathetic and empathetic and to draw out of these people where they are coming from and what's brought them to the point they are at. What they have read, what they are thinking is, and try to understand them. Sometimes that alone is enough to help someone through a hard time. But beyond that, I think we really need to figure out a way to live a little bit with people who may never get completely settled."
He cited a person that his dad knew. His dad said that the man was a little contrarian, but that he had a good heart. Elder Jensen finished by saying, "The primary way of knowing the things of God – and Paul said it best: 'For who among men knows the thoughts of a man except the man's spirit within him? In the same way no one knows the thoughts of God except the Spirit of God.' Our epistemology is spiritual." He said that when someone comes to him with concerns in historical issues, that he gives some answers that he hopes will help, but that if that doesn't work, Elder Jensen will appeal to the person's willingness to have faith and to remember the spiritual witnesses that they have had.
...there has been much written about early church history, but not as much contemporary history has been written. Elder Jensen said that they have been authorized to write a new comprehensive history of the church. It will be framed in four periods. He said that they realize that 20th century history of the church has been under-emphasized. He talked about how they will be trying to write histories of the church for other countries as well....

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		protected bool isexit;

		public LogQueue()
		{
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Download the setup file for NVIDIA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 driver from the link below. This is the download link for the driver version 9.18.13.4752 dated 2015-02-05.
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The Pixel Slate, Google's first Chrome OS-based tablet, is now on the verge of getting released following its official Pixel Slate announcement. Previously, due to a little mix-up from the Google Store and Best Buy, many customers were left thinking they will get their new Pixel Slate as soon as TOMORROW!
Now, Amazon has updated its Pixel Slate listing with a confirmed release date of November 27th. This is also a date that has been confirmed by Google in a message to David Ruddock from Android Police. Why was there a date of 22nd November circulating in the first place? Well, this could have simply been a miscommunicated date as originally Google have sent out dates relating to the end of next week.
The Pixel Slate represents an Interesting proposition as most of us spend most of our lives in the web browser, so a browser OS can fulfil most of what we need. We have even more reasons to pick this device from its powerful hardware as well as Native Android App support, Chrome OS Linux App support, Windows dual-boot, Rush Video Editing, and a native built-in Linux terminal.
This tablet form factor with a detachable keyboard can also be very Interesting, as no one wants to read on a heavy device, like the Pixelbook with the keyboard flipped all the way back – Its terrible as its just too heavy to simply be a pleasure, it turns that into pain.
Another device that might also be Interesting, and I'm waiting to get my hands on it, is the HP Chromebook X2. It doesn't have hardware configurations as powerful as the Pixel Slate, but that does mean it is also much cheaper. We also get a keyboard and stylus thrown in for FREE, which you don't get for Google's Pixel Slate. The Pen is $99 and the keyboard is $199 – $298 for those that skipped maths at school, Lol.


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Q: PHP Replace Custom Tags With List Tags I have a database table that will store a description of a product. I want the user to be able to insert custom "[FEATURES]" tags to be able to list all of the features of the product quickly or without having to use a WYSIWYG editor or having to write their own html. So as shown below, the user will be able to specify the opening features tag and closing features tag list like so :
[FEATURES]
Feature # 1 would go here!
Feature # 2 would go here!
Feature # 3 would go here!
Feature # 4 would go here!
Feature # 5 would go here!
[/FEATURES]

So as shown above this is how the user would specify the list of features, but I would want them output in an un-ordered list like below:

Feature # 1 would go here!

Feature # 2 would go here!

Feature # 3 would go here!

Feature # 4 would go here!

Feature # 5 would go here!

I was hoping I could use the simple str_replace function
str_replace("\n", "
", $string)

but I'm having trouble trying to figure how how to properly do so.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
EDITED:
I forgot to include that on the outside of those [FEATURES] tags, there will be random description surrounding it, and I only want the output of the features list instead of accepting any other description on the output. So I'm thinking preg_match_all function may be necessary, just not quite sure how to put them together.

A: There are two parts of solving it:

*

*Separately replace both opening and closing [FEATURES] with respective

*handle all three possible new lines: \n, \r, \r\n
Aaron, here is a basic solution:
<?php

$input = <<<INPUT
[FEATURES]
Feature # 1 would go here!
Feature # 2 would go here!
Feature # 3 would go here!
Feature # 4 would go here!
Feature # 5 would go here!
[/FEATURES]
INPUT;

// Add basic tags
$input = str_replace("[FEATURES]", "
", $input);
$input = str_replace("\r\n", "
\n
", $input);
$input = str_replace("[/FEATURES]", "
", $input);

// Clear up tags we don't need
$input = str_replace("

", "
", $input);
$input = str_replace("

", '
', $input);

echo $input;

Output:

Feature # 1 would go here!

Feature # 2 would go here!

Feature # 3 would go here!

Feature # 4 would go here!

Feature # 5 would go here!

Check how it works here:
http://sandbox.onlinephpfunctions.com/code/6cd7fe761f59802c81c8832108c32c9434a4e9f0

A: *

*Explode the string into lines

*Surround each line by
 tags

*Glue everything together and surround items with
 tag

Code :
echo "
" . implode('',
    array_map(function ($item){ return '
' . $item . '
';},
        explode("\n", $string)
    )
)
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A: Here's a solution using regular expressions:
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$Input .= "[FEATURES]\n";
$Input .= "Fits in pocket\n";
$Input .= "Waterproof\n";
$Input .= "2-year warranty\n";
$Input .= "[/FEATURES]";

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echo $NewInput;

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Just a short summary today.
not at all like the usual RPG ending but I won't spoil why of course.
bosses since strategy and planning before the battles is important.
game but there is 50+ better games to play on the console!
all of them but feel free to take a peek.
Both Full Metal Alchemist games arrived today and I must say that I am glad to finally have them, I don't know if they are good games but I will try to play them in the near future! Currently I'm giving Mega Man X Command Misson a chance, a game that I have heard very little about. So far it is decent enough, as expected not the best of stories and far to many random encounters even if it is quite a sight to see that in a Mega Man game. At least the battles work really good, just like in FFX you get to see the order in which the enemies will act and best of all you get to switch party members freely.
3 of the more expensive ones on the way already…!
Legend of the Galactic Heroes!
finally get an offical english release after all these years!
bought the license for the show and plan on translating it! Amazing.
probably needs some new components but 2/3 is not bad.
for the D-pad, oh well.
in the Buy/trade/sell section so feel free to take a look!
Oh well, here is another mountain of defect consoles, controllers etc!
of Megadrive/ Genesis controllers and power supplies which I really need!
quite generous even if it is a lot of work.
putting everything togheter again and see how it works!
The Drag-on Dragoon 10th anniversary box!
from all four games, yes even Nier and his dra- book!
The box is massive and only has one small logo in the corner, ahh.
hold in place by these trays. no risk of damageing anything when you open it.
First we have the normal game and some codes to get Nier costumes and some good remixes of Nier music.
Then we have a case with one CD and one DVD, the CD contains some intresting chips music (haha) from all four games, some Nier tracks I hadn't heard before! The DVD remains a mystery for now.
To the left is a postcard book with art from all the games, to the right a novel that talks about the events before Drakengard 3.
The postcards have ridiculously high quality.
This is probably the highligth of the box's inside, a book with 300+ pages filled with art, information about all four games, interviews etc.
There is even a mysterious page that says Drag-on Dragoon 4 and has has the PS4 logo… it might be a joke or a very obscure way of revealing a game?
One of my favourites, Caim making the pact from the first game.
These two are "just" the script from Drakengard 1 and 2, a really cool material even if it dosn't show in the picture.
Lastly an overview of this crazy box, in total 5 different books, wow!


Akhil is a name that has found home in every heart. He has entertained us with songs such as Makhaul, Supne, Saari Saari Raat throughout the years. His final breakthrough came in the year 2016 with the release of "Khaab" which spread like a wildfire and went on to become a chart-buster song in all possible categories. The song was awarded as " The Most Romantic Ballad of the Year" at PTC Music Awards 2017. He is ever since winning our heart with songs such as "Teri Kami", "Gani", "Life" to name a few.
Known for his signature charm, Akhil is unarguably one of the most desired singer & performer on the block.


It seemed appropriate that we go diving at Kurnell on Australia Day. Now, we knew conditions weren't ideal as the swell and wind was from the north-east blowing straight onto the southern side of Botany Bay, but we decided to risk the 1 hour and 15minutes drive from Richmond and check out conditions. There was the chance we would have to drive around the bay to Bare Island if Kurnell was blown out.
High tide was to be at 9:48am so we thought that if we got there to be ready to go in for our first dive by 8am we could squeeze in a drift before the tide changed and then another on the slack tide. Exit looked easy enough at the Monument and entry not too bad at the Steps (we didn't bother to check the Leap as we knew it would be out in these conditions. As we were gearing up a couple pulled up and had a look at the water and told us that they had dived here a few days before and that the viz was so bad that they used their compass to find the sand line. This was not a good sign but we decided to go in anyway.
We timed our entry between sets, which was not too difficult as the swell wasn't big, and we descended into the murky depths. We didn't need our compasses to find the sand line but we were both pleased that we were very familiar with the dive site and started to make our way to the Monument.
We both love diving here and think it one of the best shore dives in Sydney, it's full of colour and macro critters galore if you take the time to look. Weedies everywhere and some so friendly that they seemed to ignore us. One even came right up to my camera when taking his photo. There was the usual supply of nudibranchs, blue groper, rays and cuttlefish. We always see something that is new to us here.
Spending just over an hour making our way down to our usual exit point, keeping constant surge at the back of our minds. I decided not to worry about it until we had to exit. We started to head south and ascend to a rock shelf where our computers told us to stop for 3 minutes. During that stop I got out a slate and suggested we go further around the point to get out of the swell as we had to hold firm onto rocks to stop ourselves from being pushed around like pieces of weed. My buddy signaled that we would ascend at our usual spot and have a look.
Well, I have to say I wasn't real happy when we popped our heads up to discover we were surrounded by people on boogie boards. Not a good sign at all. We snorkeled further around the point where it seemed calmer and managed to make a fairly easy exit. The trouble was the rocks were potholed and made walking thru the froth a bit hard to negotiate. There all glamour ceased. Almost simultaneously we went down: thank god for knee pads. The trouble was, I couldn't get back up and the wash was pushing me around. My dive buddy had to unceremoniously hoist me out of the hole I found myself in. Exit glamour rating: 1 out of 10, I've had scarier (Mahon Pool) and less glamorous (in the same place with no swell) but it added to the great exit stories in the car park that day from body surfing in, rolling with the flow and a few splat exits.
We love diving here, but it should remind you how things can change dramatically while you're blowing bubbles and enjoying yourselves. I didn't mind, no harm done and I got to see my first Eastern Frogfish (see two photos in this article) although my knee is still a bit swollen and feels 20 years older than the rest of me.


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Roundup: Brighton Fringe 2021
October 16, 2021 December 24, 2021 chrisontheatreLeave a comment
There's a Ghost in my House, Between Two Waves, About the Garden, The Tragedy of Dorian Gray, Watson: the Final Problem; The Spirit of Woodstock; The Indecent Musings of Miss Doncaster 2007; The Doll Who Came To Tea; Polly: A Drag Rebellion; Crime Scene Improvisation; Clean: The Musical; Police Cops: Badass Be Thy Name; The Importance of Being … Earnest?; The Sensemaker
Right. Better get a move on with these. I have had the excuse of having my hands full with four fringes in three months, but it's now October. So let's begin with Brighton. And, boy, what a festival they had.
The year began on tenterhooks when it became unclear whether live performances would be allowed in May at all. Brighton Fringe opted to postpone itself by three weeks, so that the fringe would take place over mostly June instead of May. In the end, that turned out to be a very good call. With the go-ahead for live performances turning out to be only 11 days before the start of the fringe, to festival turned into a big celebration of the arts getting going again. I don't have definitive figures for how this compares to a normal year, but by all account the level of business was excellent, for both the acts taking part and the social aspect of the Warren and Spiegeltent's bars.
The only dampener on this success is that it could have been even more earth-shattering. In spite of some very last-minute organisation, Brighton Fringe managed to be about 50% of its normal size, give or take a bit depending on whether you count online. But it was during June when serious questions were being raised over whether its Edinburgh counterpart would go ahead at all, owing to some absurd restrictions in Scotland specifically applied to the performing arts. With a very late go-ahead, and Edinburgh's programme announced towards the end of Brighton Fringe, the jaw-dropping news was that it was less than a third the size of Brighton's. In the end, Edinburgh pipped Brighton into the lead at the last moment – the Big Four venues programmed themselves very late on – but the fact that a half-size Brighton Fringe was two weeks away from taking the title as Britain's largest fringe is staggering.
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Odds and sods: most of 2020 and 2021
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So, who remembers the "before" times? Well, one thing I used to write on most months was "odds and sods", rounding up the little things that have been happening in theatre that weren't reviews or recommendations or something that required a full article. Then along came a certain event that put paid to little events happening in theatres, or indeed any kind of event.
Contrary to what it feels like for a lot of people, things haven't ground to a complete halt for 18 months. In spite of the high-profile cancellation of Edinburgh Fringe 2020 there's still been a lot going on with the fringe circuit to keep me busy. However, in the north-east, theatre has only really got going in the last month. But things haven't been entirely still on regional theatre, and we've got some pretty significant events to catch up on. So, let's do a catch-up.
What's been happening between March 2020 and September 2021. Apart from Coronavirus.
There's a been a lot to talk about relating to Coronavirus, both directly and indirectly. Most of this I've talked about indirectly in my live fringe coverage. I might round this up later, but here I am concentrating on what else happened. Here are some events that could just have easily taken place another time.
New artistic directors
When we left off, Lorne Campbell had just departed Northern Stage for a new challenge at the National Theatre of Wales, and the search for his successor was underway. But part-way through 2020 came the shock news that his Live Theatre counterpart Joe Douglas was also leaving. The reason I say shock is because he was doing so well. Sometimes, when an artistic director leaves unexpectedly, I later find out that some of the trustees weren't happy with the way he or she was taking the theatre, but that looks far form the case here. His first Live Theatre play sold out and came back for another run, and the second also sold out and looked set to come back too. I will say that I did hear a few grumbles over Lorne Campbell (not that I have any reason to believe that was why he moved), but Joe Douglas was getting universal praise. Ah well. Looks like sometimes life's demands outside of the theatre are more important.
Rod Liddle doesn't understand freedom of speech
Vault Festival 2022 cancelled, Vault Festival 2023 in the balance?
Chris Neville-Smith's 2021 awards
Roundup: Edinburgh Fringe 2021
School of Rock: Jack Black to the max
Roundup: Buxton Fringe 2021
Odds and sods: November 2021
Relaunch at the SJT: Girl Next Door and Home, I'm Darling
Never mind Hershel Fink. The entire theatre industry is failing the Jews.
Back to the main stage: The Offing and Road
Kate Smurthwaite is no champion of free speech
Why devised theatre is hard
13 questions to ask yourself before you enter a playwriting competition
The Memory of Water: the mother of all car-crash plays
So much for Ayckbourn's retirement 2: Henceforward, Karaoke Theatre, Consuming Passions
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Jacques Ovyn (or Ouyn), born in Louviers (Normandy), was a 16th-century French playwright.

He wrote a tragedy, Tobie, presented in 1597 (?) and printed in Rouen in 1606: Thobie, tragi-comédie nouvelle, tirée de la S. Bible, par Jacques Ovyn Lovérien. Dédiée à Madame du Roulet, Rouen, Raphaël du Petit Val, 1606, in-12 with 36 sheets.

See also
 French Renaissance literature

External links
 Notice of the Parfaict brothers and  that of Antoine de Léris on CÉSAR

16th-century French dramatists and playwrights
17th-century French dramatists and playwrights
17th-century French male writers
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Starting outside if the weather permits, then inside. Bring sketching materials, apron, outdoor clothes and footwear. This will be a great opportunity to get some one to one tutelage from artist Lois Hopwood. Only 6 places available for this unique opportunity. The workshop costs £50.


- The Lead: Despite coming within two goals with 2:02 left to play and generating four shots down the stretch, the MIT men's lacrosse team would not get any closer as Springfield College held on for a 12-10 NEWMAC victory on Saturday. Freshman Nicolas Gianni (Henderson, Nev.) paced the Engineers with six points on two goals and four assists.
- Freshman Gavin Vandenberg (Elmhurst, Ill.) opened the scoring after 1:36 elapsed but Springfield registered three goals during the next 10 minutes to claim the lead. Vandenberg picked up his second point of the day on a man-up goal by Gianni, however, the Pride increased its cushion to 4-2 with 47 seconds left in the quarter.
- A solo effort by senior Graham Davis (Crofton, Md.) cut the visitors' deficit in half just over two minutes into the second stanza and then Gianni quickly found senior Jack Kelly (Milford, Del.) for the equalizer. Springfield inched ahead with 9:59 on the clock but in a span of 50 seconds sophomore Aidan Westley (Palos Verdes, Calif.) evened the score at five. The Pride responded with a pair of goals, creating a small cushion heading into the intermission.
- Springfield carried the momentum into the third quarter, tacking on three more goals to go up 10-5 at the 9:08 mark. Davis ended MIT's scoring drought two minutes later while Gianni connected on a pass from junior Jacob Stein (Vienna, Va.) with 4:02 on the clock.
- The score remained unchanged until a man-up goal by the Pride at the 9:26 mark of the fourth quarter. Gianni set up Davis for an extra-man strike, narrowing the gap to 11-8 just over two minutes later. However, Springfield continued the exchange of goals by finding the back of the net with 5:08 remaining.
- Despite the deficit the Engineers continued to attack, as Gianni earned assists on their next two goals. He first found freshman Mark Heatzig (Boca Raton, Fla.) for a man-up tally with 2:27 to go and then 25 seconds later he set up Davis. MIT won the ensuing faceoff and produced four shots, including one that was saved with 11 seconds left.
- Davis totaled four goals while senior David Klee (East Greenbush, N.Y.) produced three caused turnovers. Freshman Luke Gianni (Henderson, Nev.) won 21 of his 26 faceoff attempts and scooped up a game-high 14 groundballs as junior Victor Fink (Haverford, Pa.) made nine saves.
- The Engineers finished the day with advantages in faceoff wins (21-5), shots (44-35), and groundballs (29-18). The visitors were also 11-of-15 in clearing attempts and 3-of-6 in extra-man opportunities. The Pride was 18-of-22 in clears and 2-of-3 in extra-man opportunities.
- MIT wraps up its NEWMAC road trip on Wednesday, April 25 when it visits Babson College for a 7:00 p.m. start.


Though American director Stanley Donen is no slouch -- his long careerincludes Singin' in the Rain (1952), Funny Face (1957) and Charade(1963) -- Two for the Road (1967) is the movie he was born to make.
Written by Frederic Raphael (Darling) and lensed by cinematographer Christopher Challis (Tales of Hoffmann), Two for the Road tells the story of the rocky marriage between Joanna (Audrey Hepburn) and Mark Wallace (Albert Finney).
The film zips back and forth between several time frames, all during the couple's European vacations. Each beautifully shot Cinemascope scene makes some kind of visual jump into the next; it was the first film to use the now oft-copied shot of tree branches reflected in a car windshield. And yet, despite its visual trickery, it's one of the most emotionally honest films ever made in America.
Critics of the time complained that it relied too heavily on slapstick, including scenes of characters driving flaming cars, falling into swimming pools or losing passports, but Donen and Raphael masterfully layer bits of heartbreaking pathos on top of their jokes. And unlike many other movies of the period, the slapstick in Two for the Road has somehow aged well, perhaps because it always comes as a welcome break.
Hepburn sheds her "princess" image and devours her role, perhaps the meatiest she ever had. She plays well next to Finney with his soccer hooligan growl and his humorous bursts of fancy. The couple looks great traversing Europe, swimming in the ocean, hitchhiking, fighting mosquitoes, scrounging for food, fighting and making up. Even the film's striking last exchange of dialogue is a stunning combination of love mixed with spite.
Two for the Road earned its money back, but was sadly underappreciated. Hepburn was in another movie and a much bigger hit, Wait Until Dark, that earned her an Oscar nomination the same year. Rafael earned the film's lone nomination for his screenplay, and would go on to write a similarly effective film about a marriage in crisis, Eyes Wide Shut (1999).
DVD Details: Fox Home Video has now released the film on a long-overdue DVD ($14.98), with a gorgeous color widescreen transfer. Donen provides an interesting commentary track (recorded years ago for the laserdisc). Other extras include a photo gallery, a trailer and a restoration comparison.


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At whatever point a craftsman ventures out from their fundamental band to make a record as a performance or side task, correlations to their essential venture definitely emerge. With late illustrations including Will Butler, Angel Deradoorian, and Martin Courtney, the attention is on the capacity to separate themselves from the band they're regularly connected with. For Jenny Lee Lindberg, bassist of Warpaint, her first solo record, right on!, turns out to be a development of the hints of her primary band while additionally serving as her very own unmistakable boundary voice radiating through. While her bass is regularly the main thrust behind Warpaint's propulsive work, Lindberg's vocal work in that band is to a great extent kept to foundation vocals, though here she ventures to the fore. Warpaint's 2014 self-titled second collection indicated genuine development, growing past standard psych rock towards foggy, scoring rhythms that landed some place in the middle of Cocteau Twins and Radiohead around In Rainbows. All alone, Lindberg adds to a less cleaned, more fiery post-punk that suits her gifts well.


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Alligator Gar Are Getting A Revival Thanks To The Rise Of The Asian Carp
Jelani James, Tech Times 01 August 2016, 12:08 pm
The alligator gar is one of the ugliest fish you'll ever lay your eyes on. With a head that looks like an alligator and a size that can rival that of a horse, it would no doubt be hard to think of a situation where several Midwestern states would want this "river monster" to swim through their waters once more.
Yet, these states have found themselves in such a situation: the ever-looming threat of the Asian carp.
"What else is going to be able to eat those monster carp?" said Allyse Ferrara, who studies alligator gar at Nicholls State University in Louisiana. "We haven't found any other way to control them."
The Asian carp is an invasive species that was originally in the 1970s to help with catfish farms in Arkansas. However, nowadays, after swimming up north and infesting the waters of the Mississippi River, the fish has become something of a concern for anyone with any type of connection to the waters in the area. For biologists, the fear is that these rapidly-reproducing "garbage fish" will enter the Great Lakes and damage the ecosystem there beyond repair, while commercial fisherman fear the destruction of the $7 billion fishing industry their invasion will cause.
For what its worth, there have been some efforts to contain the Asian carp outbreak. Despite President Obama's objections, Congress allotted $300 million to a Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, a fund started in 2010 over concerns about the Asian carp. This money contributes to catching and netting efforts, an electric fence in the Illinois River near Chicago and the ongoing building of a "lock and dam" system by the U.S. Army Corps.
The latest of these efforts came back in May when a coalition of federal, state and local officials, companies and nonprofits completed a 7.5-foot earthen wall in Indiana that serves to separate rivers that Asian carp may use to swim into Lake Erie.
Of course, simply trying to cut off their routes of travel is only a temporary fix. The end goal is to eliminate these carp entirely, and the key is the alligator gar — the very species of fish that was mistakenly viewed as a "trash fish" that posed a threat to sport fish, and thus something worthy of complete eradication.
To that end, several Midwestern states have launched reintroduction programs for the alligator gar, and Illinois lawmakers passed a resolution earlier in July promising to protect the gar species already present in the state.
So, why the alligator gar? Unlike Asian carp, alligator gar pose no threat to humans (outside of their poisonous eyes and eggs) and they also have a taste for young carp — which, coincidentally, is the focus of this reintroduction plan, as the gar will target the carp before they can spawn.
However, having a plan is one thing, knowing it whether it will work is an entirely different matter; and unfortunately, not everyone is convinced this will be the solution people are looking for.
"I don't think alligator gar are going to be the silver bullet that is going to control carp, by any stretch of the imagination," said Rob Hilsabeck, an Illinois biologist who says the best hope is that carp will sustain an alligator gar fishery to draw trophy hunters.
This isn't the first time biologists have used an endangered animal in order to stem the growth of an invasive species. For example, the Lake Erie Water Snake, another species native to the Midwest, recovered and left the Endangered Species list after it was used to combat the invasive round goby fish.
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