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Walter Bacon (I) (1891–1973)
Known for Psycho (1960), Citizen Kane (1941), Mary Poppins (1964), My Fair Lady (1964)
May 13, 1891 (died Nov 7, 1973)
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Actor (211)
Past Film & Video (169 titles)
The Happiest Millionaire (1967)
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (1967)
Treasure Hunter (uncredited) Treasure Hunter (uncredited) See fewer
A Covenant with Death (1967)
Trial Spectator (uncredited) Trial Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
Follow Me, Boys! (1966)
Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
Chamber of Horrors (1966)
Tour Group Member (uncredited) Tour Group Member (uncredited) See fewer
Munster, Go Home! (1966)
Pub Patron (uncredited) Pub Patron (uncredited) See fewer
Torn Curtain (1966)
Coffee House Patron (uncredited) Coffee House Patron (uncredited) See fewer
A Fine Madness (1966)
Waiter at Luncheon (uncredited) Waiter at Luncheon (uncredited) See fewer
A Big Hand for the Little Lady (1966)
Barfly (uncredited) Barfly (uncredited) See fewer
Madame X (1966)
The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966)
Man at Picnic (uncredited) Man at Picnic (uncredited) See fewer
The Great Race (1965)
Reporter (uncredited) Reporter (uncredited) See fewer
Fluffy (1965)
Hotel Guest (uncredited) Hotel Guest (uncredited) See fewer
Carnival Patron (uncredited) Carnival Patron (uncredited) See fewer
Mary Poppins (1964)
Citizen (uncredited) Citizen (uncredited) See fewer
Ball Guest (uncredited) Ball Guest (uncredited) See fewer
Robin and the 7 Hoods (1964)
Derelict (uncredited) Derelict (uncredited) See fewer
The Carpetbaggers (1964)
Cowboy (uncredited) Cowboy (uncredited) See fewer
Dead Ringer (1964)
Juror (uncredited) Juror (uncredited) See fewer
Seven Days in May (1964)
Twilight of Honor (1963)
Critic's Choice (1963)
Audience Member (uncredited) Audience Member (uncredited) See fewer
To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
Gypsy (1962)
The Chapman Report (1962)
The Music Man (1962)
Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
Advise & Consent (1962)
Senator (uncredited) Senator (uncredited) See fewer
The Couch (1962)
Victim (uncredited) Victim (uncredited) See fewer
The George Raft Story (1961)
Club Patron (uncredited) Club Patron (uncredited) See fewer
The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come (1961)
Return to Peyton Place (1961)
Townsman at Meeting (uncredited) Townsman at Meeting (uncredited) See fewer
Sunrise at Campobello (1960)
Convention Delegate (uncredited) Convention Delegate (uncredited) See fewer
Church Member (uncredited) Church Member (uncredited) See fewer
One Foot in Hell (1960)
Toby Tyler or Ten Weeks with a Circus (1960)
Circus Spectator (uncredited) Circus Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
The Big Circus (1959)
Onlooker at Niagara Falls (uncredited) Onlooker at Niagara Falls (uncredited) See fewer
Westbound (1959)
Auntie Mame (1958)
Guest at House (uncredited) Guest at House (uncredited) See fewer
Professor Dennison (uncredited) Professor Dennison (uncredited) See fewer
The Last Hurrah (1958)
Man at Campaign HQ (uncredited) Man at Campaign HQ (uncredited) See fewer
Party Girl (1958)
The Saga of Hemp Brown (1958)
The Sheepman (1958)
Cole Younger, Gunfighter (1958)
The Brothers Karamazov (1958)
Courtroom Scribe (uncredited) Courtroom Scribe (uncredited) See fewer
Witness for the Prosecution (1957)
Bar Patron (uncredited) Bar Patron (uncredited) See fewer
The Tin Star (1957)
Stagecoach Passenger (uncredited) Stagecoach Passenger (uncredited) See fewer
Jeanne Eagels (1957)
Man in Line (uncredited) Man in Line (uncredited) See fewer
Johnny Tremain (1957)
The Oklahoman (1957)
Townsman at Barn Dance (uncredited) Townsman at Barn Dance (uncredited) See fewer
The Spirit of St. Louis (1957)
Crowd Member in France (uncredited) Crowd Member in France (uncredited) See fewer
The Quiet Gun (1957)
The Great Man (1956)
Mourner (uncredited) Mourner (uncredited) See fewer
Three Violent People (1956)
Friendly Persuasion (1956)
Around the World in 80 Days (1956)
Extra (uncredited) Extra (uncredited) See fewer
Tension at Table Rock (1956)
The Boss (1956)
Politician (uncredited) Politician (uncredited) See fewer
The Fastest Gun Alive (1956)
Teller (uncredited) Teller (uncredited) See fewer
The First Texan (1956)
Delegate (uncredited) Delegate (uncredited) See fewer
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
Great Day in the Morning (1956)
The Proud Ones (1956)
When Gangland Strikes (1956)
Court Clerk (uncredited) Court Clerk (uncredited) See fewer
Come Next Spring (1956)
Glory (1956)
Derby Spectator (uncredited) Derby Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
I'll Cry Tomorrow (1955)
Alcoholics Anonymous Patient (uncredited) Alcoholics Anonymous Patient (uncredited) See fewer
It's a Dog's Life (1955)
Tennessee's Partner (1955)
It's Always Fair Weather (1955)
Bartender (uncredited) Bartender (uncredited) See fewer
The Prodigal (1955)
Strange Lady in Town (1955)
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954)
Destry (1954)
Silver Lode (1954)
Man with the Steel Whip (1954)
Knock on Wood (1954)
Executive Suite (1954)
Worker (uncredited) Worker (uncredited) See fewer
Tennessee Champ (1954)
Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited) Boxing Match Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
Rose Marie (1954)
Man at Charity Dance (uncredited) Man at Charity Dance (uncredited) See fewer
It Should Happen to You (1954)
Trader Tom of the China Seas (1954)
Dr. Wells (uncredited) Dr. Wells (uncredited) See fewer
Confederate Prisoner (uncredited) Confederate Prisoner (uncredited) See fewer
The Bigamist (1953)
Attorney (uncredited) Attorney (uncredited) See fewer
City of Bad Men (1953)
Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1953)
Observer in Park (uncredited) Observer in Park (uncredited) See fewer
Houdini (1953)
The Juggler (1953)
The Sun Shines Bright (1953)
Woman They Almost Lynched (1953)
The Pathfinder (1952)
The Iron Mistress (1952)
Casino Patron (uncredited) Casino Patron (uncredited) See fewer
The Prisoner of Zenda (1952)
Priest (uncredited) Priest (uncredited) See fewer
Somebody Loves Me (1952)
Theatre Audience Member (uncredited) Theatre Audience Member (uncredited) See fewer
Holiday for Sinners (1952)
Pool Player (uncredited) Pool Player (uncredited) See fewer
Glory Alley (1952)
Boxing Spectator (uncredited) Boxing Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
The San Francisco Story (1952)
The Sniper (1952)
Passerby On Sidewalk (uncredited) Passerby On Sidewalk (uncredited) See fewer
Carbine Williams (1952)
Meet Danny Wilson (1952)
Observer at Accient Scene (uncredited) Observer at Accient Scene (uncredited) See fewer
Return of the Texan (1952)
The Big Night (1951)
Two Tickets to Broadway (1951)
Golden Girl (1951)
Bannerline (1951)
Grand Jury Member (uncredited) Grand Jury Member (uncredited) See fewer
A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)
Sightseer at Spaceship (uncredited) Sightseer at Spaceship (uncredited) See fewer
Roadblock (1951)
Caleb (uncredited) Caleb (uncredited) See fewer
In Old Amarillo (1951)
Rancher (uncredited) Rancher (uncredited) See fewer
Heart of the Rockies (1951)
Jury Foreman (uncredited) Jury Foreman (uncredited) See fewer
Two Weeks with Love (1950)
Guest (uncredited) Guest (uncredited) See fewer
Dial 1119 (1950)
Onlooker in Crowd (uncredited) Onlooker in Crowd (uncredited) See fewer
Desperadoes of the West (1950)
Waiter (uncredited) Waiter (uncredited) See fewer
Beyond the Purple Hills (1950)
The Second Woman (1950)
Country Club Guest (uncredited) Country Club Guest (uncredited) See fewer
Bright Leaf (1950)
Man at Tobacco Auction (uncredited) Man at Tobacco Auction (uncredited) See fewer
Kill the Umpire (1950)
Umpire (uncredited) Umpire (uncredited) See fewer
The Baron of Arizona (1950)
Montana (1950)
Reign of Terror (1949)
The Man from Colorado (1948)
Lulu Belle (1948)
Four Faces West (1948)
Baggage Clerk (uncredited) Baggage Clerk (uncredited) See fewer
The Miracle of the Bells (1948)
Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome (1947)
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947)
Train Passenger (uncredited) Train Passenger (uncredited) See fewer
Blaze of Noon (1947)
Pursued (1947)
Townsman at Trial (uncredited) Townsman at Trial (uncredited) See fewer
The Hoodlum Saint (1946)
Charities Board Executive (uncredited) Charities Board Executive (uncredited) See fewer
Cinderella Jones (1946)
Young Boy (uncredited) Young Boy (uncredited) See fewer
Deadline at Dawn (1946)
Commuter (uncredited) Commuter (uncredited) See fewer
San Antonio (1945)
Flame of Barbary Coast (1945)
Belle of the Yukon (1944)
Miner (uncredited) Miner (uncredited) See fewer
Hollywood Canteen (1944)
Canteen Patron (uncredited) Canteen Patron (uncredited) See fewer
The Suspect (1944)
Alaska (1944)
Barbary Coast Gent (1944)
Make Your Own Bed (1944)
Pedestrian (uncredited) Pedestrian (uncredited) See fewer
The Tiger Woman (1944)
The Fighting Seabees (1944)
Pistol Packin' Mama (1943)
Silver Spurs (1943)
Bordertown Gun Fighters (1943)
Mr. Lucky (1943)
Passerby (uncredited) Passerby (uncredited) See fewer
Idaho (1943)
Calaboose (1943)
Keeper of the Flame (1942)
The Incredible Stranger (1942)
(Short) - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)
Lady for a Night (1942)
Citizen Kane (1941)
City Room Employee (uncredited) City Room Employee (uncredited) See fewer
Pot o' Gold (1941)
Onlooker (uncredited) Onlooker (uncredited) See fewer
The Great Dictator (1940)
Storm Trooper (uncredited) Storm Trooper (uncredited) See fewer
City for Conquest (1940)
Championship Fight Spectator (uncredited) Championship Fight Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum (1940)
Sidewalk Passerby (uncredited) Sidewalk Passerby (uncredited) See fewer
Boom Town (1940)
Charlie Chan in Panama (1940)
Sailor (uncredited) Sailor (uncredited) See fewer
The Invisible Man Returns (1940)
Fight Spectator (uncredited) Fight Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
Dodge City (1939)
Money to Loan (1939)
(Short) - Worker (uncredited) Worker (uncredited) See fewer
Block-Heads (1938)
Observer at Fight (uncredited) Observer at Fight (uncredited) See fewer
The Toast of New York (1937)
Broker (uncredited) Broker (uncredited) See fewer
And Sudden Death (1936)
Fury (1936)
The Big Trail (1930)
Pioneer (uncredited) Pioneer (uncredited) See fewer
The Idle Class (1921)
(Short) - Extra (uncredited) Extra (uncredited) See fewer
The Monkees (1967)
(TV Series) - Wedding Guest (1 episode, 1967) Wedding Guest (1 episode, 1967) See fewer
Hillbilly Honeymoon (Oct 23, 1967) Season 2, Episode 7 - Wedding Guest (uncredited) Wedding Guest (uncredited) See fewer
(TV Series) - Onlooker on Street (1 episode, 1967) Onlooker on Street (1 episode, 1967) See fewer
The City on the Edge of Forever (Apr 6, 1967) Season 1, Episode 28 - Onlooker on Street (uncredited) Onlooker on Street (uncredited) See fewer
The Big Valley (1966–1967)
(TV Series) - Barfly / Townsman (3 episodes, 1966) Barfly / Townsman (3 episodes, 1966) See fewer
Showdown in Limbo (Mar 27, 1967) Season 2, Episode 27 - Barfly (uncredited) Barfly (uncredited) See fewer
Gunsmoke (1955–1967)
(TV Series) - Townsman (13 episodes, 1955) Townsman (13 episodes, 1955) See fewer
Mistaken Identity (Mar 18, 1967) Season 12, Episode 26 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
F Troop (1965–1967)
V Is for Vampire (Feb 2, 1967) Season 2, Episode 22 - Barfly (uncredited) Barfly (uncredited) See fewer
The Lucy Show (1967)
(TV Series) - Townsman (1 episode, 1967) Townsman (1 episode, 1967) See fewer
Lucy Puts Main Street on the Map (Jan 30, 1967) Season 5, Episode 18 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
The Andy Griffith Show (1964–1967)
(TV Series) - Townsman / Carnival Patron / Party Guest (4 episodes, 1964) Townsman / Carnival Patron / Party Guest (4 episodes, 1964) See fewer
Barney Comes to Mayberry (Jan 23, 1967) Season 7, Episode 19 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
Death Valley Days (1957–1966)
(TV Series) - Barfly / Townsman / Defense Attorney (7 episodes, 1957) Barfly / Townsman / Defense Attorney (7 episodes, 1957) See fewer
A Calamity Called Jane (Dec 29, 1966) Season 15, Episode 13 - Barfly (uncredited) Barfly (uncredited) See fewer
The Wild Wild West (1966)
(TV Series) - Barfly (1 episode, 1966) Barfly (1 episode, 1966) See fewer
The Night of the Ready-Made Corpse (Nov 25, 1966) Season 2, Episode 11 - Barfly (uncredited) Barfly (uncredited) See fewer
(TV Series) - Penguin Supporter / Retirement Home Resident (2 episodes, 1966) Penguin Supporter / Retirement Home Resident (2 episodes, 1966) See fewer
Dizzoner the Penguin (Nov 3, 1966) Season 2, Episode 18 - Penguin Supporter (uncredited) Penguin Supporter (uncredited) See fewer
The Greatest Mother of Them All (Oct 5, 1966) Season 2, Episode 9 - Retirement Home Resident (uncredited) Retirement Home Resident (uncredited) See fewer
The Rounders (1966)
(TV Series) - Fight Spectator (1 episode, 1966) Fight Spectator (1 episode, 1966) See fewer
A Horse on Jim Ed Love (Sep 6, 1966) Season 1, Episode 1 - Fight Spectator (uncredited) Fight Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
Bonanza (1960–1966)
(TV Series) - Townsman (6 episodes, 1960) Townsman (6 episodes, 1960) See fewer
The Fighters (Apr 24, 1966) Season 7, Episode 30 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
The Virginian (1965–1966)
(TV Series) - Townsman / Juror (3 episodes, 1965) Townsman / Juror (3 episodes, 1965) See fewer
Harvest of Strangers (Feb 16, 1966) Season 4, Episode 22 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
Mightier Than the Sword (Sep 26, 1965) Season 2, Episode 3 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
The Rogues (1964–1965)
(TV Series) - Waiter / Stockholder (2 episodes, 1964) Waiter / Stockholder (2 episodes, 1964) See fewer
Bless You, G. Carter Huntington (Jan 17, 1965) Season 1, Episode 18 - Waiter (uncredited) Waiter (uncredited) See fewer
The Boston Money Party (Dec 6, 1964) Season 1, Episode 12 - Stockholder (uncredited) Stockholder (uncredited) See fewer
(TV Series) - Spectator at Inquest (1 episode, 1964) Spectator at Inquest (1 episode, 1964) See fewer
Man on a String (Sep 29, 1964) Season 2, Episode 3 - Spectator at Inquest (uncredited) Spectator at Inquest (uncredited) See fewer
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1964)
(TV Series) - Citizen in Park (1 episode, 1964) Citizen in Park (1 episode, 1964) See fewer
The Gentleman Caller (Apr 10, 1964) Season 2, Episode 24 - Citizen in Park (uncredited) Citizen in Park (uncredited) See fewer
FBI Code 98 (1963)
(TV Movie) - Commuter at Airport (uncredited) Commuter at Airport (uncredited) See fewer
The Dakotas (1963)
(TV Series) - Miner / Town Council Member / Townsman (5 episodes, 1963) Miner / Town Council Member / Townsman (5 episodes, 1963) See fewer
A Nice Girl from Goliath (May 13, 1963) Season 1, Episode 19 - Miner (uncredited) Miner (uncredited) See fewer
The Untouchables (1959–1963)
(TV Series) - Man in Soup Kitchen / Tenant / Beggar / Passerby / Customer in Post Office (5 episodes, 1959) Man in Soup Kitchen / Tenant / Beggar / Passerby / Customer in Post Office (5 episodes, 1959) See fewer
The Charlie Argos Story (Apr 16, 1963) Season 4, Episode 26 - Man in Soup Kitchen (uncredited) Man in Soup Kitchen (uncredited) See fewer
Hazel (1963)
(TV Series) - Stockholder (1 episode, 1963) Stockholder (1 episode, 1963) See fewer
Hazel and the Stockholder's Meeting (Feb 14, 1963) Season 2, Episode 21 - Stockholder (uncredited) Stockholder (uncredited) See fewer
Bronco (1962)
Ride the Whirlwind (Jan 15, 1962) Season 4, Episode 7 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
Cheyenne (1961)
(TV Series) - Court Clerk / Townsman (2 episodes, 1961) Court Clerk / Townsman (2 episodes, 1961) See fewer
The Bad Penny (Dec 17, 1961) Season 6, Episode 13 - Court Clerk (uncredited) Court Clerk (uncredited) See fewer
Incident at Dawson Flats (Jan 9, 1961) Season 5, Episode 6 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
Lawman (1961)
(TV Series) - Judge / Dan Clark (2 episodes, 1961) Judge / Dan Clark (2 episodes, 1961) See fewer
The Persecuted (Apr 9, 1961) Season 3, Episode 30 - Judge (uncredited) Judge (uncredited) See fewer
The Squatters (Jan 29, 1961) Season 3, Episode 20 - Dan Clark (uncredited) Dan Clark (uncredited) See fewer
Maverick (1959–1961)
(TV Series) - Hotel Guest / Mardi Gras Celebrator / Townsman (3 episodes, 1959) Hotel Guest / Mardi Gras Celebrator / Townsman (3 episodes, 1959) See fewer
Diamond Flush (Feb 5, 1961) Season 4, Episode 21 - Hotel Guest (uncredited) Hotel Guest (uncredited) See fewer
Disneyland (1960)
(TV Series) - Council Member (1 episode, 1960) Council Member (1 episode, 1960) See fewer
Moochie of Pop Warner Football: Pee Wees Versus City Hall (Nov 20, 1960) Season 7, Episode 5 - Council Member (uncredited) Council Member (uncredited) See fewer
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp (1957–1960)
(TV Series) - Courtroom Spectator / Juror / Ring Member / Townsman / Barfly (8 episodes, 1957) Courtroom Spectator / Juror / Ring Member / Townsman / Barfly (8 episodes, 1957) See fewer
The Toughest Judge in Arizona (May 24, 1960) Season 5, Episode 39 - Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
Bourbon Street Beat (1960)
(TV Series) - Counterman / Bakery Owner (2 episodes, 1960) Counterman / Bakery Owner (2 episodes, 1960) See fewer
If a Body (Apr 18, 1960) Season 1, Episode 28 - Counterman (uncredited) Counterman (uncredited) See fewer
The Missing Queen (Mar 14, 1960) Season 1, Episode 23 - Bakery Owner (uncredited) Bakery Owner (uncredited) See fewer
The Twilight Zone (1960)
(TV Series) - Beauty Contest Guest (1 episode, 1960) Beauty Contest Guest (1 episode, 1960) See fewer
Elegy (Feb 19, 1960) Season 1, Episode 20 - Beauty Contest Guest (uncredited) Beauty Contest Guest (uncredited) See fewer
Sugarfoot (1960)
Fernando (Feb 16, 1960) Season 3, Episode 12 - Fight Spectator (uncredited) Fight Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
M Squad (1959)
(TV Series) - Reporter (1 episode, 1959) Reporter (1 episode, 1959) See fewer
Death Is a Clock (Jul 3, 1959) Season 2, Episode 40 - Reporter (uncredited) Reporter (uncredited) See fewer
Playhouse 90 (1959)
(TV Series) - Minor Role (1 episode, 1959) Minor Role (1 episode, 1959) See fewer
The Second Man (Feb 12, 1959) Season 3, Episode 19 - Minor Role (uncredited) Minor Role (uncredited) See fewer
77 Sunset Strip (1958)
(TV Series) - Hotel Guest (1 episode, 1958) Hotel Guest (1 episode, 1958) See fewer
Girl on the Run (Oct 10, 1958) Season 1, Episode 1 - Hotel Guest (uncredited) Hotel Guest (uncredited) See fewer
Frontier Doctor (1958)
(TV Series) - Restaurant Patron (1 episode, 1958) Restaurant Patron (1 episode, 1958) See fewer
San Francisco Story (Oct 4, 1958) Season 1, Episode 2 - Restaurant Patron (uncredited) Restaurant Patron (uncredited) See fewer
Wagon Train (1958)
(TV Series) - Wagon Train Member (1 episode, 1958) Wagon Train Member (1 episode, 1958) See fewer
The Sacramento Story (Jun 25, 1958) Season 1, Episode 39 - Wagon Train Member (uncredited) Wagon Train Member (uncredited) See fewer
The Californians (1957–1958)
(TV Series) - Townsman / Barfly / Vigilante (3 episodes, 1957) Townsman / Barfly / Vigilante (3 episodes, 1957) See fewer
Second Trial (May 6, 1958) Season 1, Episode 31 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour (1958)
(TV Series) - Race Spectator (1 episode, 1958) Race Spectator (1 episode, 1958) See fewer
Lucy Wins a Race Horse (Feb 3, 1958) Season 1, Episode 4 - Race Spectator (uncredited) Race Spectator (uncredited) See fewer
Tombstone Territory (1957)
Ride Out at Noon (Oct 30, 1957) Season 1, Episode 3 - Townsman (uncredited) Townsman (uncredited) See fewer
The Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu (1956)
(TV Series) - Board Member (1 episode, 1956) Board Member (1 episode, 1956) See fewer
The Counterfeiters of Dr. Fu Manchu (Nov 5, 1956) Season 1, Episode 10 - Board Member (uncredited) Board Member (uncredited) See fewer
Screen Directors Playhouse (1956)
(TV Series) - Servant (1 episode, 1956) Servant (1 episode, 1956) See fewer
The Bitter Waters (Aug 1, 1956) Season 1, Episode 33 - Servant (uncredited) Servant (uncredited) See fewer
The Abbott and Costello Show (1953)
(TV Series) - Observer on Street (1 episode, 1953) Observer on Street (1 episode, 1953) See fewer
Little Old Lady (May 8, 1953) Season 1, Episode 23 - Observer on Street (uncredited) Observer on Street (uncredited) See fewer
Gang Busters (1952)
(TV Series) - Juror (1 episode, 1952) Juror (1 episode, 1952) See fewer
The Quirley Gang (May 1, 1952) Season 1, Episode 4 - Juror (uncredited) Juror (uncredited) See fewer
Matthew Garber
Alma Lawton
Marjorie Eaton


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Fear of aggression at work among general practitioners who have suffered a previous episode of aggression
Background. Relatively few data exist on the scale of aggression from patients or patients' relatives suffered by doctors at work Such aggression might be expected to pose considerable risks of continued morbidity among abused practitioners. Aim. This study set out to survey the continued levels of intimidation experienced by general practitioners who had suffered a previous episode of aggression. Method. A retrospective survey was carried out of all general practitioners in the West Midlands Health Authority region, using a piloted postal questionnaire. Of the 2694 surveyed 1093 (41%) responded. Among responding doctors, 687 (63%) had suffered some degree of aggression in the previous 12 months, and these respondents reported on the degree of intimidation experienced during specified clinical duties. Results. Nearly three quarters of previously abused doctors did, at times, express ongoing fears for their safety at work Indeed, 71% of doctors who qualified in India and Pakistan and 57% of doctors who qualified in the United Kingdom experienced some degree of intimidation within their surgery (90% and 73%, respectively, on night visits). Fear was most commonly reported during visits made out of hours with mild fear being occasionally experienced between 19.00 and 23.00 hours by 316 (56%) of the responding abused doctors and after 23.00 hours by 286 (51%). Eleven respondents (2%) were frequently severely fearful on evening visits and 15 (3%) were always fearful. On night visits frequent severe fear was reported by eight respondents (1%), while 31 were always fearful (6%). The differences between men and women doctors were relatively small within the surgery, but during out-of-hours calls women were significantly more likely to report intimidation than men practitioners and to report significantly higher levels of severity of fear. Conclusion. These findings support further consideration of the contractual commitment for general practitioners to provide out-of-hours visiting, of investment in safer surgeries and of greater provision of in-service training in handling aggression and its attendant stress.

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namespace policy {

EnableNpapiPluginsPolicyHandler::EnableNpapiPluginsPolicyHandler() {
}

EnableNpapiPluginsPolicyHandler::~EnableNpapiPluginsPolicyHandler() {
}

void EnableNpapiPluginsPolicyHandler::ApplyPolicySettings(
    const PolicyMap& policies,
    PrefValueMap* prefs) {
  const std::string plugin_policies[] = {key::kEnabledPlugins,
                                         key::kPluginsAllowedForUrls,
                                         key::kPluginsBlockedForUrls,
                                         key::kDisabledPluginsExceptions,
                                         key::kDisabledPlugins};

  for (auto policy : plugin_policies) {
    if (policies.GetValue(policy)) {
      prefs->SetBoolean(prefs::kEnableNpapi, true);
      break;
    }
  }
}

bool EnableNpapiPluginsPolicyHandler::CheckPolicySettings(
    const PolicyMap& policies,
    PolicyErrorMap* prefs) {
  return true;
}

}  // namespace policy

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Front camera: 16 MP, f/2.4, (wide), 1/3.06″, 1.0µm.
Video capture: Rear camera: 8K@30fps, 4K@30/60fps, 1080p@30/60/240fps, Auto HDR, gyro-EIS; Front camera: 1080p@30fps, gyro-EIS.
Battery: 4500mAh; Fast charging 65W, 1-100% in 29 min (advertised), Fast wireless charging 15W (EU/NA only), USB Power Delivery.
Misc: Fingerprint reader (under display, optical); NFC.
It would be an understatement to conclude that the OnePlus 9 architecture is familiar. The OnePlus 9 shares its architecture with the OnePlus 8T for the most part, except for the revamped camera module on the rear. It reminds us of the OnePlus 7, which, like its immediate predecessor, the OnePlus 6T, had a hand-me-down design.
The OnePlus 9 has a 6.55-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 2400×1800 pixels and an 8-bit colour depth. The monitor supports HDR content and has a variable refresh rate of 120Hz. Since the OnePlus 8T uses the same display, all of these specifications are similar.
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OxygenOS from OnePlus has come a long way. The UI in version 11 has been tweaked to accommodate large displays. Many of the built-in applications and settings screens have buttons and tabs in the middle and lower thirds of the phone, making them easier to access with one hand.
One new feature of Oxygen OS on the 9 Pro is that it runs in the background. Turbo Boost 3.0 uses a combination of RAM compression and Virtual RAM to allow you to run up to 25% more apps in the background. When the main modules are complete, virtual RAM sets aside a limited amount of storage to be used as RAM temporarily.
The OnePlus 9 5G is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888. It is a three-cluster eight-core processor that outperforms the Snapdragon 865 by up to 25%. The top processor is a single 2.84GHz Kryo 680 Prime based on ARM's Cortex-X1 architecture.
Then there's a triple-core cluster based on Cortex-A78 with three Kryo 680 Gold cores running at 2.42GHz. Finally, there's a quad-core cluster of Kryo 680 Silver cores clocked at 1.8GHz, which are powerful and low-power.
On the back of the OnePlus 9, there are three cameras: a wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle, and monochrome camera. The OnePlus 9 uses the same Sony IMX689 wide-angle camera sensor as the OnePlus 8 Pro. It has a 48-megapixel resolution and an f1.8 aperture on a 23mm equivalent lens. The Sony IMX766 ultra-wide camera has a 50-megapixel resolution and a 14mm equivalent f2.2 7P lens.
Since all zooming is performed digitally, the OnePlus 9 does not have a dedicated telephoto camera. We are instead given a 2-megapixel monochrome sensor, which we will discuss later. The OnePlus 9 lacks optical image stabilization (OIS), unlike the OnePlus 9 Pro or even the OnePlus 8T. This means that all picture and video stabilization is achieved digitally.
The OnePlus 9 has a 16-megapixel f2.4 fixed-focus camera. This is the same Sony IMX471 that has been the staple of OnePlus phones going back all the way to the OnePlus 7 Pro.
The OnePlus 9 can capture video in 1080p, 2160p (4K), and 4320p resolutions (8K). The main big camera can capture 1080p video at 30 and 60 frames per second, 4K video at 30 and 60 frames per second, and 8K video at 30 frames per second. The ultra-wide camera can capture 1080p video at 30 and 60 frames per second, 4K video at 30 and 60 frames per second, and 8K video at 30 frames per second. Digital zooming is used as an alternative.
The OnePlus 9 Pro has a total battery capacity of 4,500mAh thanks to dual 2,250mAh batteries. It has almost the same storage space as the OnePlus 8 Pro before it. The OnePlus 9 Pro's battery efficiency was just average this time around, despite the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 platform, LTPO monitor, and OnePlus claims of longer battery life.
The 4,500 mAh battery in the 8T, 9 and 9 Pro all use the same dual-cell battery technology. This means the converter is fast-charging two batteries that function together as one. With the OnePlus 8T, the OnePlus introduced 65W charging, but the 9 Pro gets a boost in charging speed with Warp Charge 65T.
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Moteb Al-Harbi (; 19 de febrero de 2000) es un futbolista saudí que juega en la demarcación de lateral izquierdo para el Al-Shabab Club de la Liga Profesional Saudí.

Selección nacional
Tras jugar con la selección de fútbol sub-20 de Arabia Saudita y la sub-23, finalmente hizo su debut con la selección absoluta el 1 de diciembre de 2021 en un encuentro de la Copa Árabe de la FIFA 2021 contra  que finalizó con un resultado de 0-1 a favor del combinado jordano tras el gol de Mahmoud Al-Mardi.

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 Ficha del jugador en footballdatabase
 Ficha del jugador en national football teams (en inglés)

Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-20 de Arabia Saudita
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol sub-23 de Arabia Saudita
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Q: What are the parameters and limitations of the ghola process? Several times in the Dune franchise, we hear of the dead being resurrected via the "ghola" process of the Bene Tleilax. The process sounds very much like cloning, with the Dune wiki page for ghola (here) stating that a true ghola is only created AFTER the original body's death.
However, there are several references in the books that would seem to indicate a ghola is NOT cloned from cells, but rather is the original body regenerated - or healed - back to its original state. One passage stated that the wound to a victim's head was too great for regeneration, thus preventing said person from being brought back as a ghola. If the process only required a few cells, like cloning, that wouldn't be an obstacle... so obviously there are some key differences beyond WHEN the cells are obtained.
What are the parameters (and limitations) of the ghola process in Dune, and is a ghola the original body repaired or merely a copy of the original?

A: There are some caveats with Hayt, but in general, the ghola process is cloning. As little as a single cell is used to regrow a human being in an axlotl tank, which is actually

a Tleixu female.

This is a closely guarded secret. What you seem to be referring is this:

"We are pleased to accept your credentials," Paul said. "Explain the gift."
Edric rolled in the tank, bringing his attention to bear on the ghola. "This
is a man called Hayt," he said, spelling the name. "According to our
investigators, he has a most curious history. He was killed here on Arrakis . . . a grievous head-wound which required many months of regrowth. (Dune Messiah)

As I said, the axlotl tanks are a closely held secret by the Tleilaxu. Even the Bene Gesserit did not understand the whole secret behind them thousands of years later. It seems likely the Guild is simply misinformed as to how the ghola process works.
Gholas do not, by default, have the memories of the original.

"I know nothing of my past for sure, my Lord. It was explained that I can
have no memory of my former life. All that remains from before is the pattern
set by the genes. There are, however, niches into which once familiar things may fit. There are voices, places, foods, faces, sounds, actions -- a sword in my hand, the controls of a 'thopter . . . "
(Hay, Dune Messiah)

However, these memories can be awakened through an emotionally traumatic trigger event. This is not because the ghola is a regeneration of the original body, but because, as suggested in the above quote,  memories in Dune are encoded on a genetic level - this is how taking enough spice, for the initiated, can awaken all their ancestral memories. (Later, of course, somehow a ghola-of-gholas is able to access memories he shouldn't have, suggesting that there is indeed some kind of supernatural aspect to it.)
Hayt later, in Children of Dune, makes this same comparison:

Computation: A reflected Lady Jessica lived out a pseudo-life in Alia's
awareness. He saw this as he saw the reflected pre-ghola Duncan Idaho which
remained a constant in his own awareness. Alia had this awareness by being one of the pre-born. He had it out of the Tleilaxu regeneration tanks. (Children of Dune)

Of course, you can see here that Hayt (apparently) wrongly believes the axlotl tanks are regeneration tanks. To be fair, it's possible that at this time, or in Duncan's particular case, they were able to use an entire corpse as the start of the process, but elsewhere we are shown that ghola go through childhood and age like normal people. (There is a bit of a timeline problem in the Hayt case if he was cloned from a few cells, because Hayt was evidently not twelve. Out-of-story, it seems that Frank Herbert hadn't decided how the ghola process was to really work.) Jessica believes the same thing:

But the Tleilaxu had bought his body from the Sardaukar and, in
their regeneration vats, they had grown a zombie-katrundo: the flesh of Duncan Idaho, but none of his conscious memories. He'd been trained as a mentat and sent as a gift, a human computer for Paul, a fine tool equipped with a hypnotic compulsion to slay his owner. The flesh of Duncan Idaho had resisted that compulsion and, in the intolerable stress, his cellular past had come back to him.

To be fair, it's possible that - somehow - if the Tleilaxu have an entire corpse, they can begin the process from there, rather than from scratch. That's never how it is portrayed or referenced after Hayt, however. Or, that the ghola process changed through time. 3500 years later, it was clear that only a few cells were necessary.

To find himself living when he knew he had died, that was proof enough. The Tleilaxu had taken cells from his dead flesh and they had grown a bud in one of their axlotl tanks. That bud had become this body in a process which had made him feel at first an alien in his own flesh. (God Emperor of Dune)

More than one could exist at a time:

At the last instant, the Duncan had tried to throw the explosive to one side, but the material in it had been unstable and it had gone off too soon. The Duncan had died. Ahh, well-the Tleilaxu always had another in their axlotl tanks. (God Emperor of Dune)

A ghola had a ghola-childhood:

He could not remember the axlotl tanks where his cells had grown into an infant.  His first memories were of Geasa picking him up from his cradle, the alert interest in those adult eyes that had so soon faded into wary lidding. (Heretics of Dune)

That said, the characters in Dune do differentiate betweena  ghola and a clone.

"At Bene Gesserit behest," Schwangyu said, "the Tleilaxu have made a significant alteration in the present Idaho series.  His nerve-muscle system has been modernized."
"Without changing the original persona?"  Teg fed the question to her blandly, wondering how far she would go in revelation.
"He is a ghola, not a clone!
(Heretics of Dune)

One presumes, if Schwangyu is not simply saying that altering the individual makes them not-a-clone, that clones do not, for some reason, retain the original persona.

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The Japanese have a word to help them be less wasteful – 'mottainai'
How linking words with emotions ensures sustainability.
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Kate Whiting Senior Writer, Formative Content
We are helping the circular economy become a reality by engaging technology innovations
The Japanese have a word for the sense of regret they feel when something valuable is wasted: 'mottainai' (もったいない). It can be translated as "don't waste anything worthy" or "what a waste", and has come to represent the island nation's environmental awareness.
Rooted in the Buddhist philosophy of frugality and being mindful of our actions, mottainai came to prominence in the post-war days of scarcity and is now handed down from grandparents to grandchildren.
But it's also connected to Japan's indigenous religion, Shintoism, in which nature and even man-made objects are imbued with their own 'kami' or spirit – meaning things have innate value and are not to be disrespectfully discarded.
Mottainai can be seen in the way Japanese decluttering champion Marie Kondo gives thanks to individual items of clothing before laying them in a pile for charity. It also explains why the country is a world leader when it comes to the 3Rs: reduce, reuse, recycle.
The term was also used by Kenyan Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai, who founded the Greenbelt Movement, to encourage Africans to eliminate plastic waste.
Getting on top of garbage
Japan's sophisticated waste management system has lessons for the rest of the world: everything from polystyrene to packaging for pills can be separated and recycled.
The Basic Act for Establishing a Sound Material-Cycle Society (Basic Recycling Act) came into force in 2000 – to promote the 3Rs and proper waste management – with every October designated as 3R Promotion Month.
Japan's 3R policy came into force at the turn of the millennium.
Image: Ministry of the Environment
Supermarkets now have PET bottle shredders - providing shopping tokens in exchange for plastic - that cut down on the emissions created by collections. PET resin is then used to make everything from clothes and carpets, to new bottles.
And there are apps that feature "dictionaries" to help people sort their waste, as well as alarms to remind people what to put out for collection on a given day.
Japan incentivizes plastic recycling
There are good reasons behind Japan's motivation to tackle its waste.
In the bubble economy of the 1980s and early 1990s, production of plastics grew quickly, and so, too, did the country's waste problem. Between 1993 and 2000, the number of plastic bottles produced tripled to more than 360,000 tonnes, according to Japan's environment ministry.
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Today, Japan is second only to the US as the world's biggest generator of plastic packaging waste per capita, according to the United Nations Environment Programme. But in a report, last year, UNEP noted,"thanks to a very effective waste management system and a high degree of social consciousness, [Japan] accounts for relatively limited leakages of single-use plastics in the environment".
Of the 9.4 million tonnes of plastic waste produced by Japan each year, the government says only 25% is recycled, while 57% is incinerated for "energy recovery" and 18% goes into landfill or is burned.
A burning issue
Japan's landmass is limited, so there's little space for landfill sites, meaning garbage that can't be recycled is often burned.
There are strict rules around what can be recycled and when in Japan.
Image: Nakano City Waste Management Office
While collections vary between prefectures, in Nakano City items including food waste, unclean pizza boxes, diapers and waterproof rubber boots are collected for incineration, which generates electricity.
However, burning waste produces harmful gases, including dioxins, which were reported to be contaminating soil and even breast milk. So over the past two decades, the country has been working on improving technology to reduce emissions from incineration in order to protect people and the environment.
Between 1997 and 2003, dioxin emissions fell by 98%, according to the government.
What is Loop?
More than 90% of plastic is never recycled, and a whopping 8 million metric tons of plastic waste are dumped into the oceans annually. At this rate, there will be more plastic than fish in the world's oceans by 2050.
The World Economic Forum has played a crucial role in connecting TerraCycle, a global waste management and recycling company, with logistics giant UPS and some of the world's leading retailers and consumer goods companies (including Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, Carrefour, Tesco, Mondelēz, PepsiCo, Danone, Mars, Nestlé and Unilever) to develop and pilot a revolutionary zero-waste e-commerce system called Loop.
Loop promotes responsible consumption and eliminates waste by introducing a new way for consumers to purchase, enjoy and recycle their favorite products. Instead of relying on single-use packaging, it delivers products to consumers' doorsteps in durable packaging that is collected, cleaned, refilled and reused, sometimes more than 100 times.
The Loop Model.
The Forum is helping the Loop Alliance bring the Loop model to cities around the world. Read more in our Impact Story.
Partner with us and join the global mission to end plastic pollution.
Towards zero-waste
In the run-up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, when all eyes will be on Japan, its drive to boost its green credentials continues apace.
There are now 26 "environmentally harmonious" certified eco-towns, according to the environment ministry. And one village has taken mottainai to another level by aiming to become 100% zero-waste by 2020.
In Kamikatsu, Akira Sakano set up the Zero Waste Academy. Although 80% of the village's waste is kept out of incinerators and landfill, Sakano told the World Economic Forum that manufacturers need to do more to help them reach 100%.
"Products need to be designed for the circular economy, where everything is reused or recycled. These actions really need to be taken to businesses and incorporate producers, who need to consider how to deal with the product once its useful life has ended.
"It's important, no matter the obstacles, to keep striving to achieve the 100% goal. It's important that world leaders now take their turn to make circular economy happen," Sakano said.
Kate Whiting, Senior Writer, Formative Content
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Located at the banks of the Salzach River, in the center of Salzburg, the Hotel Stein has a history dating back to medieval times and was fully renovated and reopened in spring of 2018. The lifestyle and design hotel offers guests a panoramic rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Rooms at the Hotel Stein show a mixture of modern and classical style, with Austrian and Venetian influences. The luxurious rooms all have air conditioning, a unique furnishing and handcrafted glass decorations or lamps. The bathrooms are equipped with natural beauty products made from herbal ingredients. The restaurant Seven Senses is located on the 7th floor and offers a view of the old town of Salzburg. Guests can have á la carte breakfast on the rooftop terrace, and enjoy exquisite drinks and dishes. On weekends an exclusive breakfast with high quality products is available at surcharge. The Green Vanilla restaurant is on the ground floor of Hotel Stein and has a variety of baked goods, snacks, smoothies and more. Hotel Stein's own spa area can be used against a surcharge and features a relaxation area, sauna and gym. Running guides are provided in the rooms for outdoor fans. Only 70 metres from the property, the well known Linzergasse starts, where a variety of shops can be found. Cultural landmarks like Mozarts Birthplace, the Dom zu Salzburg, and the Capuchin monastery are all within short walking distance to Hotel Stein.


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Rustin I. Paul, Esq., Distinguished M&A Attorney, Joins Concord Specialty Risk
September 5, 2018, NEW YORK, NY – Concord Specialty Risk (Concord) announced today that Rustin I. Paul Esq. will be joining Concord as Executive Vice President, Reps &Warranty Insurance Underwriting where he will have a leading role in the future of the firm's Reps &Warranty Insurance practice. Mr. Paul will be based in New York, NY.
Mr. Paul has over 15 years of experience as a Mergers and Acquisitions attorney. During this time, Mr. Paul developed a deep expertise in corporate transactions with a focus on mergers and acquisitions where he negotiated and managed the deal process on both the buy and sell side of the transaction. In January, 2017, Mr. Paul became a partner at Blank Rome LLP, where he began his career.
Kenneth W. De Berry, CPA, President of Concord Specialty Risk, noted Mr. Paul was Buyer's counsel on many Reps & Warranty transactions that Concord previously underwrote and that Mr. Paul's professionalism and expertise facilitated the underlying transaction and the finalization of the insurance. Mr. De Berry stated, "Rustin brings to Concord experience and knowledge of a broad array of industries including brand management, environmental, marine, real estate and technology. We are delighted to gain the benefit of his acumen and polish."
David S. De Berry, Esq., CEO of Concord Specialty Risk, commented, "The Reps & Warranty Insurance is undergoing significant changes in the underlying risk transfer services expected of carriers. The underwriter that can expeditiously vet, and in some cases, augment, due diligence without delay, gains a competitive advantage. This requires a pool of talent. We are excited to have the experience, skill set, relationships, and gravitas that Rustin brings with him."
Commenting on joining the firm, Mr. Paul said, "Concord is well known and a pioneer firm in the transactional risk space. I am excited to help grow the Company's Reps & Warranty book and to be working with the best and the brightest during a time of extreme growth in the Reps & Warranty insurance industry. I'm thrilled to be joining the outstanding team at Concord."
Rustin Paul can be reached at: rustin.paul@concordspecialtyrisk.com, or 646-604-3936.
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Concord Specialty Risk specializes in transactional risk insurance and loss mitigation evaluation services that address the risk of loss arising from mergers and acquisitions, uncertain tax positions, litigation and more. www.concordspecialtyrisk.com
Concord Specialty Risk is a series of RSG Underwriting Managers, LLC (RSGUM). RSGUM is a Delaware series limited liability company and a subsidiary of Ryan Specialty Group, LLC, specializing in underwriting management and other services for insurance products distributed through brokers and agents. www.rsgum.com


Able Coil produces coils, transformers, inductors, and electromechanical assemblies for a wide variety of military and aerospace applications. Our diverse manufacturing capabilities, stringent quality systems, and years of experience producing complex magnetic assemblies make us well suited to serve these industries. For over four decades, we have supplied flight critical magnetics to prominent military and aerospace companies. From ground support to the space shuttle, our highly reliable products meet or exceed application requirements.
Able Coil & Electronics has been THE KEY supplier to Brandstrom Instruments since 1972, a 40 year plus relationship. Prior to that, Able was a supplier to The Brandstrom Electric Company since 1969.
During this span, Able has proven to be a superior strategic partner concentrating on price, delivery and quality. This is critical because Brandstrom serves the aerospace and defense industries with critical components such as aircraft warning indicators and shutters for thermal weapon gun sights. The coil manufactured by Able is the heart of our rotary solenoid product line. Throughout our relationship, we have required fast turns on prototypes, technical assistance and design guidance. Able has always exceeded expectations. They have become an extension of our company.
The organization, led by Steven Rockefeller, uses a team approach to get the job done. The facility is manufacturing friendly and embraces modern technology. This company believes in continuous improvement driven by engineering. Customer service is job #1.
As an example, beginning in 2008, Brandstrom was "challenged" by a key prime US Defense contractor to ramp up production significantly to support the war fighter efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Without our partnership with Able this would not have been possible. Our product has helped to save countless American lives and continues to do so.
In closing, Able Coil & Electronics is a well equipped, well run modern company. We are glad to be associated with Able and recommend them highly to anyone who requires a coil assembly in the electro-mechanical field.
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This piece explores parallels between the rapture and internalized feelings of social abandonment.
Some Christian sects believe that the rapture will be the apocalyptic moment in which the holy are taken away to paradise while the damned are left behind. Central to this way of thinking is the fear of being one of those left behind…lost in nothingness…and ultimate spiritual, physical, and psychological disconnection.
The fear of being left behind in the rapture can be reflected in today's feelings of separation of self from "higher" forms of community, which also have both psychosocial and spiritual ramifications. The impact of this thought pattern often stems from individual experiences that are born out of social dysfunction and later framed as dismissible by society, therefore dismissing those whose experiences reflect differently from the "norm". The damaging effect is an internalized isolation that interrupts one's sense of wholeness and connection to community. When that human connection is broken inner erosion occurs. This deep psychological isolation and feelings of nonexistence can be juxtaposed with the idea of the rapture where the "normal community" is separated from the "abnormal".
My actions will explore the quiet violence of internalized social isolation and the attempts to be become visible….seen….acknowledged…and reconnected (spiritually and physically) through seemingly contradictory gestures of self-annihilation and reaching out.
BIO: Faith Johnson is a video, installation, and performance artist with an MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Art, Boston Massachusetts where she received the Rose Hill Performance Award. Johnson has shown in numerous galleries and festivals throughout the United States and abroad. She has performed works internationally at the Open Festival in China, Navinki Festival in Belarus, Tactile Bosch Gallery in Wales, and is a member of the International Performance Association of Hildesheim, Germany. Johnson has worked as an artist in residence at the Newton School of Theology where she focused on spiritual forms and gestures. Currently Johnson manages an art studio for adults with psychiatric disabilities and has recently taught a performance art course at the School of the Museum of Fine Art.


Riccardo Spagni is described by some as Africa's leading expert on blockchain and crypto-currencies.
South African developer Riccardo "Fluffypony" Spagni is in a new blockchain venture.
Spagni is described by some as Africa's leading expert on blockchain and crypto-currencies. He is the public face of Monero, one of the world's top 10 crypto-currencies, with a market cap of $1.35 billion.
Today, Spagni announced a new open source blockchain protocol, Tari, being built to "redefine the digital asset experience, for both businesses and consumers, by making these assets easier to manage, trade and use".
The platform will be hosted and stewarded in SA, and will be underpinned by an incubator, Tari Labs, that will bring together some of the brightest minds in the industry to create real-world blockchain applications in Johannesburg.
The project is being backed by some of Silicon Valley's leading venture capital funds and is headed by Spagni; Naveen Jain, US-based entrepreneur and angel investor; and Dan Teree, who built Ticketfly into one of the biggest players in the US ticketing industry before selling it to Pandora in 2015.
In an e-mail interview with ITWeb, Spagni says Tari Labs is a blockchain incubator that is starting in Johannesburg. Its primary focus is to build Tari, which is a decentralised assets protocol.
"We're very well-funded. We don't want to talk about the amount, because we think it's a distraction. But we have investment from tier one venture capitalists in the US and around the world. We have investors such as Redpoint, Trinity Ventures, Canaan Partners and many more."
The target market is anyone who wants to issue a natively digital asset, says Spagni. "We have specific targets that we think it will be useful to, such as loyalty points, tickets and in-game assets. But mostly, there are so many areas that use native digital assets right now: in game currencies, crypto assets like Cryptokitties and so on.
"These are all things that can benefit from using Tari. We're writing software, we're not dictating what the use cases are. But we have specific industries we think will benefit from it first."
The company is two years away from releasing the protocol. Over the next two years, it is going to be talking to people who have native digital assets and speak to them about moving their assets to the Tari blockchain.
"That is functionality we can provide. We're extremely well-connected in this space, especially due to what Dan, Naveen and myself have been exposed to, the networks we have in SA and abroad. So there are tonnes of potential users for the Tari chain."
According to Spagni, there are a couple of challenges in managing digital assets. Firstly, the original issuer often doesn't benefit from subsequent sales in residuals, he notes.
"Think of in-game assets: you are a game manufacturer and you create an in-game asset. That asset is purchased for $20 and then the gamer resells it for $200, but as the original issuer, you don't get anything from that second sale.
"You spend time designing that thing and all you got is $20. That's not to say the person reselling it shouldn't benefit, but you should at least as the designer get something."
Another challenge is reducing fraud. Often systems are good at issuing assets, but very bad at building systems so people can validate them, he notes.
"Ticketing is an example: you forget to buy a concert ticket, so you panic and go to Gumtree and find someone selling it. They give you a physical ticket, but you have no way of easily validating whether the ticket is fake or not. That's another thing that can be solved by using a blockchain."
Spagni believes much of the talent needed to build the platform already exists in SA, and "it's for this reason we are setting up in Johannesburg; a first for South Africa and Africa.
"The process of recruiting our team is well under way. Our developers have the opportunity to build a decentralised assets protocol, on top of Monero, that will be used by millions of people in their everyday lives.
"It is our hope that when Tari goes live, businesses of all sizes will see new economies and possibilities open up, and consumers will regain power to participate in these economies," concludes Spagni.


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Lawrence High School Remembers
Lawrence, Kansas
Bill Hack
Bill Hack (born Robert Wilson Hack) passed away from a heart attack on Monday, January 17th, 2022 in Lawrence, Kansas. Bill was born on July 2nd, 1955 in Lawrence and spent his childhood there. He graduated from Lawrence High School and attended the University of Kansas, where he... Read More
Warren-McElwain Mortuary Lawrence Chapel
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Jan. 20, 2022.
Fred Lee
Funeral services for Fred Dale Lee, 66, Lawrence, will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, January 21, 2022 at Warren-McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. Fred passed away on Monday, January 17, 2022 at his home. Fred was born on October 13, 1955 in Lawrence... Read More
Daniel Dean Sellers
Daniel Sellers's passing on Tuesday, January 11, 2022 has been publicly announced by Bruce Funeral Home - Spring Hill in Spring Hill, KS. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Daniel in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Bruce Funeral Home - Spring Hill
Published in Bruce Funeral Home - Spring Hill on Jan. 15, 2022.
Carol Falen
Carol Ann Detter Falen, Age 86, entered into rest peacefully on December 28, 2021, in Missoula, Montana. She was born on November 8, 1935, daughter to Harry and Mildred Detter in Hutchinson, Kansas. She graduated from Winfield High School, Winfield, Kansas in 1953 as valedictorian... Read More
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home & Crematory
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Jan. 9, 2022.
Patricia Davis DeGoler
Patricia Davis DeGoler December 24, 2021 Mission, Kansas - In the early morning hours of Christmas Eve, December 24, 2021, Patricia Davis DeGoler passed away peacefully at her home. Mrs. DeGoler was born August 18, 1933 in Lawrence, Kansas to Mildred Thompson Davis and Frank S... Read More
Porter Funeral Home
Published in Kansas City Star on Jan. 2, 2022.
David Weatherwax
Services for David Evans Weatherwax, 72, Lawrence, will be at 11 a.m. Friday, January 7, 2021 at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery followed by a celebration of life at Astros Billiards & Bar. David phoned home on Friday, December 10, 2021 at Arbor Court... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Dec. 31, 2021.
Warren Lane
A celebration of life for Warren S. Lane will take place at a later date. Warren died on Friday, December 3, 2021, at The University of Kansas Hospital. He was 69 years of age. Born August 30, 1952, to Theodore (Ted) and Betty (Frederich) Lane, he spoke fondly of his childhood years... Read More
Susan Jordan
Susan "Suzi" Jordan passed away at her home in Lawrence, KS on December 5, 2021. Suzi was born Sept. 1, 1940 in Jamestown, KS to Richard Lavere Kidwell and Irma Leola Gray Kidwell. She attended Coffeyville, KS public schools, graduating from Field McKinley High School where she met... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World from Dec. 9 to Dec. 11, 2021.
Pj McKinney
Pj McKinney's passing has been publicly announced by Mercer Funeral Home / Valley Falls, KS in Valley Falls, KS. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Pj in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is available at the Mercer Funeral... Read More
Mercer Funeral Home / Valley Falls, KS
Published in Mercer Funeral Home / Valley Falls, KS on Dec. 9, 2021.
Funeral services for Kent Alan House, 64, Paola, will be 11:00am, Friday, at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. Mr. House died Monday, November 29, 2021, at Medicalodges Paola. He was born September 21, 1957, in Lawrence, the son of Stanley Thomas and Agnes Velora Spitzli House. He graduated... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Dec. 2, 2021.
Funeral services for Kent Alan House, 64, Paola, are pending and will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. Mr. House died Nov. 29, 2021, at Medicalodges Paola. Condolences sent at rumsey-yost.com . Read More
Houston "Skip" Keen
A Celebration of Life for Houston E. "Skip" Keen, 72, Lawrence, will be held at a later date. Houston passed away on Thursday, November 11, 2021, at his home after a long 5 year battle with cancer. Houston was born on August 20, 1949, in Esbon, KS, the son of Houston and Irma Elizabeth... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Nov. 14, 2021.
Mike Murray
Mike Murray, 74, of Auburn, passed away Monday, November 8, 2021. Mike was born January 21, 1947, in Lawrence, Kansas the son of Millard and Leola (Bond) Murray. He graduated from Lawrence High School and attended Kansas State. Mike married Eileen Lisher on October 8, 1971 in Lawrence... Read More
Dove Cremations & Funerals - Southwest Chapel
Timothy Fewel
Private family services will be held for Timothy Edward Fewel, 47, Lawrence. For Tim's full obituary please visit www.barnettfamilyfh.com . Tim passed away Saturday, October 30, 2021 Read More
Barnett Family Funeral Home - Oskaloosa
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Nov. 4, 2021.
John D. Kennedy
John D. Kennedy, 71, of Lawrence, passed away Friday, October 22, 2021 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence. He was born March 19, 1950 in Joplin, Missouri, the son of Richard and Beverly (Douglas) Kennedy. John graduated from Lawrence High School. He was an Air Force Veteran... Read More
Dove Cremations & Funerals - Southeast Chapel
Published in Lawrence Journal-World from Oct. 31 to Nov. 14, 2021.
Dale Regier
Dale Rodney Regier was born in Hillsboro, Kansas on May 30, 1945 to parents, Dr. Herold and Linda Ann Regier. He attended Lawrence High School participating and lettering notably in track and field and football, graduating in 1963. He was a National Merit High School Scholar and attended... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Oct. 17, 2021.
Sharon Patterson
Sharon S. (Howard) Patterson died January 2, 2021 at Villa St. Francis in Olathe, Kansas as a result of COVID-19 and a stroke. Salena & Lesa thank the dedicated staff there as well as at Vintage Park, Gardner, Olathe Medical Center & Arbor Court in Lawrence. All of you provided... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World from Oct. 16 to Oct. 17, 2021.
Marvin Chaney
age 83 of Wellsville, KS passed away Sun., Oct. 10, 2021. Funeral services will be 11 AM, Friday, October 15, visitation at 10 AM at Wilson's Funeral Home in Wellsville. See full obituary at wilsonfunerals.com . Read More
Wilson Funeral Home
Michael Cobb
Michael "Mike" E. Cobb, 60, of Lawrence, passed away peacefully on September 18, 2021. He was born in Denver, CO to the late Lyle Cobb and LaRane Grover in July, 1961. He graduated from Lawrence High School in 1979. Mike was a ham radio operator who loved talking to his many friends... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Sep. 29, 2021.
Felicia Miller
Services for Felicia S. (Garcia) Miller, 69, Lawrence are pending and will be announced by Warren-McElwain Mortuary. She passed away Sept. 17, 2021. Read More
Carroll Kimball
Funeral Services for Carroll Duane Kimball, 74 of Lawrence, KS will be held at 12:00 p.m. Thursday, September 16, 2021, at Warren-McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence, KS. The family will greet friends from 6 - 8 p.m. on Wednesday, September 15, 2021, at Warren-McElwain Mortuary 120 W. 13th... Read More
Bill Barnes
Husband. Father. Athlete. Coach. Disciplinarian. Motivator. Teacher. Builder. William 'Bill' Myral Barnes was many things to many people. EARLY YEARS In his early years, Bill was a talented athlete in basketball, football, and track. He graduated from Ulysses High School in 1952... Read More
Mohamadi Issa
Mohamadi Tompson Issa, Jr., "MJ", passed away on Saturday, August 28, 2021. He was 18 years old. MJ was born on January 20, 2003 in Lawrence, KS. He attended Cordley Elementary School, South (Billy Mills) Middle School, and both Lawrence High School and Lawrence Free State High School... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Sep. 8, 2021.
Linda Strong
Linda Rose Strong, 73, of Baldwin City, KS, passed Tuesday, August 31, 2021, at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Lawrence, KS. Linda was born in Lawrence, Kansas, December 21, 1947, the daughter of Otis Blevins and Faye (Kehr) Blevins. She graduated from Lawrence High School with the class... Read More
Lamb-Roberts-Price Funeral Home - Baldwin City
Melsena Stowe
Services for Melsena Ann Stowe, 44, Lawrence, are pending and will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. She died unexpectedly on August 20, 2021. rumsey-yost.com Read More
Sara Kyriakos
Sara Marie Vinyard Kyriakos passed away on Friday, August 20th 2021. She was 62 years old. She was born on July 28, 1959 to Betty and Kenneth Vinyard in Lawrence, Kansas. Her parents were both from Harrisburg, Illinois. Sara attended Lawrence High School, graduating in 1978. Sara... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Aug. 24, 2021.
Ian Rowell
Ian James Rowell, 65, of Lawrence, died Monday, August 16, 2021 at his home. He was born April 5, 1956 at Worksop Derby Shire, England, the son of Albert James and Margery Brown Rowell. Ian's family emigrated to the United States in 1966 and became American Citizens. He was a 1974... Read More
Merrill Waters
Merrill Corcoran Waters, age 72 of Grand Haven, passed away Friday, December 4, 2020 at North Ottawa Community Hospital. He was born on February 24, 1948 in Laramie, Wyoming to Dorothy and George Waters. Although his family moved around frequently, it was Lawrence that he considered... Read More
Thomas Boyd
Memorial visitation for Thomas R. Boyd, 81, Baldwin City, KS, will be held 6 - 8 p.m. Fri., Aug. 6th at Warren-McElwain Mortuary. For Thomas' full obituary go to warrenmcelwain.com . Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Aug. 4, 2021.
Charles Church
Charles Church's passing has been publicly announced by Feuerborn Family Funeral Service - Garnett in Garnett, KS. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Charles in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is available at the Feuerborn... Read More
Feuerborn Family Funeral Service - Garnett
Published in Feuerborn Family Funeral Service - Garnett on Jul. 26, 2021.
Sandra Kaye Sauvage (Wheelhouse)
Sandra Kaye (Wheelhouse) Sauvage Topeka - Sandra "Sandi" Kaye (Wheelhouse) Sauvage, 72, passed away Wednesday, July 21, 2021 in Topeka, Kansas. She was born February 3, 1949 in Hannibal, Missouri. She was preceded in death by her parents Philip J. Wheelhouse and Shirley D. Wheelhouse... Read More
Penwell-Gabel Cremations, Funerals & Receptions
Published in Topeka Capital-Journal from Jul. 24 to Jul. 25, 2021.
Rose Marie Kopf
A fighter to the end. That's the only way to describe Rose Marie Kopf. She died Thursday, July 15, 2021, after battling breast cancer. She was 59. Born in Lawrence, KS, Rose lived most of her life in her hometown until moving to St. Petersburg, FL in 2015. She is a graduate of Lawrence... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Jul. 18, 2021.
Clifford Downing
Heaven opened the Gates July 13, 2021, for Clifford "Cliff" Downing, 78 of rural Lawrence. After a long illness he passed peacefully with family by his side. Born at home 1/3/1943, in the Clinton/Lone Star community, to Elmer Downing & Iva (Hasty) Downing. Cliff attended Apple... Read More
William Barteldes
William Christopher "Chris" Barteldes, 74, Lawrence, Barteldes died Sunday, June 27, 2021, at LMH Health. Chris was born December 23, 1946, in Lawrence, the son of Ben August and Stella Jean Haines Barteldes. He graduated from Lawrence High School in 1964 and went on to earn both... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Jul. 8, 2021.
Damien Jason Bramlage
Damien (Butch) Jason Bramlage It is with great sadness that the family of Damien (Butch) Jason Bramlage inform you of his passing on June 29, 2021 in Phoenix, Arizona. Damien is survived by his mother, Patricia Wertzberger (Bud Wheeler) of Scottsdale, AZ; his father, Frederick Robert... Read More
Johnson Cremations, Funerals & Receptions
Published in The Arizona Republic from Jul. 8 to Jul. 9, 2021.
Tudy Youngberg
Services for Tudy Youngberg, 84, Lawrence will be held at 10:00 a.m. Friday, July 9, 2021 at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lawrence. warrenmcelwain.com Read More
Rita Brooks
Rita LaFay Brooks, 91, formerly of Lawrence, Kansas, went to be with her Lord on June 12, 2021. She had been living with her son and daughter-in-law, Tom and Jill Brooks, since 2014 in Ashburn, VA. She died of natural causes. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, July 10, 2021... Read More
Melinda Maturo
Surrounded by family, Melinda Joanne Starkey Maturo left this world peacefully on April 26, 2021, at her home in Clearwater, Florida. Born October 19, 1957 in Kansas City, Missouri, she was the adopted daughter of John Everett (Jack) and Margaret Fisher Starkey. Growing up in Lawrence... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Jun. 13, 2021.
Barbara Blevins
Barbara Nell Blevins, 73, of Lawrence, KS passed away May 12, 2021. Barbara was born May 19, 1947 in Glendale, CA, daughter of Leslie Willard Blevins and Eleanor Louise Bunyan Blevins. She graduated from Lawrence High School in 1965. Majoring in Accounting, she received a B.S. in... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Jun. 6, 2021.
Darlene Pennock
Darlene Pennock's passing has been publicly announced by Bruce Funeral Home - Spring Hill in Spring Hill, KS. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Darlene in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is available at the Bruce Funeral... Read More
Published in Bruce Funeral Home - Spring Hill on Jun. 2, 2021.
Shane Dye
Shane Barry Dye, age 54, passed away on Thursday, May 20, 2021. He was born April 29th, 1967 in Frostburg, Maryland. He attended Lawrence High School. Shane was a Navy Veteran and served his country in Desert Storm on the USS Simpson. As a child, Shane loved to take apart lawn mowers... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on May 28, 2021.
William Wiseman
William Clinton Wiseman, 69, of Ottawa, Kansas, passed away Monday, May 17, 2021, at AdventHealth Ottawa. A celebration of life will be held from 5:00 to 8:00 P.M., Friday, June 4, 2021 at The Bottle House, 204 S. Walnut, Ottawa, Kansas 66067. Bill was born October 11, 1951, at... Read More
Dengel & Son Mortuary - Ottawa
Published in Dengel & Son Mortuary - Ottawa on May 20, 2021.
Evelyn Bryan
Evelyn Nadine Bryan, 87, of Ottawa, Kansas, passed away Sunday, May 9, 2021, at Rock Creek of Ottawa. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M., Thursday, May 13, 2021, at Dengel & Son Mortuary, Ottawa. Family will meet with friends from 10:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M., prior to... Read More
Stanley Larson
Memorial services for Stanley "Stan" Larson, 87 Lawrence, will be at 2:00 pm Friday at Immanuel Lutheran Church, with the Rev Randy Weinkauf officiating. A private burial will precede the service at the Powhattan, KS Cemetery. Visitation will be held Thursday from 6-8 pm at Rumsey-Yost... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on May 5, 2021.
A Memorial Service for David Wayne Clark, 56, of Lawrence, KS, will be held at 1 pm on Friday April 9th , 2021, at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. David was born January 08th 1965, in Lawrence, at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He graduated from Lawrence High School before pursuing a career... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Apr. 8, 2021.
Jamie Skinner
Gorgeous girl, beautiful soul. Jamie Lynne Skinner peacefully left her body on Sunday, March 28, 2021. Born July 5, 1990, in Lawrence, Kansas, Jamie attended St. John Catholic School, South Jr. High, graduated from Lawrence High School, and attended the University of Kansas. Jamie... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World from Apr. 4 to Apr. 7, 2021.
Loni LaCour
Funeral services for Loni Laine LaCour, 26, Lawrence, will be held at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, March 27, 2021 at Indian United Methodist Church in Lawrence. Loni will be lying in state for a wake, Friday, March 26, 2021 from 8:00 pm ~ 8:00 am at the Indian United Methodist Church. Loni... Read More
Published in Lawrence Journal-World on Mar. 26, 2021.
Debbra Dewaynette McDaniel
Debbra McDaniel's passing has been publicly announced by Chapel Oaks Cremation & Funeral Services - Topeka in Topeka, KS. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Debbra in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is available... Read More
Chapel Oaks Cremation & Funeral Services - Topeka
Published in Chapel Oaks Cremation & Funeral Services - Topeka on Mar. 22, 2021.
Thomas Jordan
Thomas Joe Jordan passed away peacefully at home on March 16, 2021. He was born in 1938 in Nowata, OK to John Henry and Louise Evelyn (Weygandt) Jordan. He was preceded in death by his parents and older brother Johnny Ray Jordan of Tulsa, OK. Tom is survived by his wife, Susan, daughters... Read More
Cremation Center of Kansas City
Published in Lawrence Journal-World from Mar. 20 to Mar. 21, 2021.
Lisa Shanon Marks
Lisa Shanon "Shanon" Sanders Marks died March 15, 2021, at home, surrounded by her family. Graveside services will be held March 20th, 2:00 PM at the Clinton Cemetery for the open-air safety. Born March 9, 1953 in Lawrence, Kansas, she spent her early life in Lawrence, graduating... Read More
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Bryan gave me this book for my birthday and I zipped through it in about a week. The author is W.P. Kinsella, known for writing Shoeless Joe, the book Field of Dreams is based on.
Like Field of Dreams, there's a lot of magic drifting around the history of baseball. Gideon, the main character, takes over his father's obsession with trying to find evidence of a 2000+ inning game between the Iowa Confederacy All Stars and the Chicago Cubs in 1908.
No one remembers the event happening, and Gideon finds himself travelling back in time to witness the events with his friend, Stan, who happens to be a AAA ballplayer who hasn't been able to break into the bigs.
Stan gets to play in the record-breaking game that is influenced by a biblically proportioned rain storm, an Indian ghost, and a young woman who Gideon falls in love with.
Now for the review: This book is weird. I loved Field of Dreams, but this book takes the supernatural a little too far for me. The story didn't seem to come together in a satisfying way, and I found the "coincidences" leading to the climax to be too unbelievable and somewhat pointless to the plot. Also, the climax wasn't especially climactic.
I will say that the tension Kinsella develops throughout the story is gripping, and absolutely make you keep reading and increases your expectation. I just thought the results of this expectation were lacking.
With that said, I know a lot of people love this book (4.5 stars on Amazon). So I would be interested to hear what others have to say about it?
You can't borrow my copy though, Bryan asked if he could read it next.


Travel can be exciting, but also discombobulating. We are creatures of habit. We are used to breathing our local air and resonating with the electrical energies from the earth around us.
Last month, I talked about cleaning up your hotel room, B and B, or other vacation dwelling from entities and other negative energies. (see my article: Five Ways to Avoid Travel Hazards) This month, I will give some tips about how to settle energetically into your travel destination and lessen any disorientation.
Breathe in the local air. I clearly remember the excitement I felt when I went to visit my son, Christopher, stationed in Belgium in 1987. The day after I arrived, he took me to a nearby forest so I could acclimate after the long trip. The mammoth trees with tops unseen by me were otherworldly, and there was a carpet of magical, green moss blanketing the ground around those trees. I remember feeling like a child again, and I fell to my knees to inhale the fragrance of the rich soil. I was acutely aware of how the air smelled different.
Lean against a tree (a conifer*, if possible) Trees are charged with life force and are happy to share it with you for grounding. That's what I did next in Belgium. I leaned against a giant pine, and experienced the gentle infusion of connectedness with my surroundings.
Drink or swim in the local water. The water is imbued with the vibration of your particular destination, and it will help convey a connection. For many years, I worked at Rancho Rio Caliente, a lovely health spa in Mexico. Each year, when I arrived, I would get into the pool filled with water from the underground hot river to soak up its delightful vibration. That water helped so much with jet lag and merging with the energies at 5,800 feet above sea level.
Eat local. Find a place in the vicinity that serves local food. (The internet could help with that.) Consuming plants grown in the area also assists with grounding. Last year, eating green chilies in New Mexico made me feel comfortable immediately.
You don't have to travel out of the country to need grounding. When you go anywhere more than a couple hundred miles, it's important to be mindful. I spent a few days last summer in New Orleans. The energy felt whacky to me upon arrival, and also at the hotel on the edge of the Quarters. I had cleverly booked a walking tour of courtyards to enter the locked gates of a variety of the charming alcoves. Sitting on the benches in those magical gardens, I soaked up the plant energy and received grounding. Ah, that felt better. Of course, I also did some entity cleanup of the hotel rooms, and I used protection with Rescue Remedy and frankincense, but that's another story.
I encourage you to be mindful of your time away from home. It's easy to consciously merge with the energy flow in that faraway place. Try it!


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Q: Is there a way to retain the time zone info in the result of this JSONPath query? I'm using JSONPath queries (and NewtonSoft.Json.Linq) to pull properties from user-supplied JSON and I've run into an issue with the JSON "Date" type.
Example code (can be fiddled with at https://dotnetfiddle.net/SqslzX):
    string json = "{ \"MyTime\":\"2014-04-20T18:15:11-0700\" }";
    var sourceToken = JToken.Parse(json);
    var myTimeToken = sourceToken.SelectToken("MyTime");
    var myTimeOffset = myTimeToken.ToObject<DateTimeOffset>();
    Console.WriteLine(myTimeToken.ToString());
    Console.WriteLine(myTimeOffset.ToString());

The output (run in .net Fiddle) looks like:
4/21/2014 1:15:11 AM
4/21/2014 1:15:11 AM +00:00

I know these times are correct for the local time zone. But I'd like to find a way to retain the original time and offset values, if possible.

A: The problem is that by default the serializer setting for DateParseHandling is DateParseHandling.DateTime. We need to use a method that allows for customizing serializer settings, so Parse won't cut it. You could use DeserializeObject to a .NET type, but I'm guessing you don't have a strong type. This works and still lets you use LINQ methods:
string json = "{ \"MyTime\":\"2014-04-20T18:15:11-0700\" }";

JsonReader reader = new JsonTextReader(new StringReader(json));
reader.DateParseHandling = DateParseHandling.DateTimeOffset; // this is what we need to change

var sourceObject = JObject.Load(reader);

var myTimeToken = sourceObject.SelectToken("MyTime");

var myTimeOffset = myTimeToken.ToObject<DateTimeOffset>();

Console.WriteLine(myTimeOffset.ToString());
//prints: 4/20/2014 6:15:11 PM -07:00


Always wanted to play an Open venue courses? With many Winter green fee deals lasting until the end of February or end of March, now is definitely the time to play some past and present courses.
We've rounded up the best offers from 10 famous Open venues across the country you should think about playing.
Open history: The Old Course has hosted the most championships with 29 in total, most recently in 2015 when American Zach Johnson triumphed.
Why you should do it: It's the history, it's the most famous course in the world and it's the Home of Golf. No matter how many times you've played the Old Course, standing on the first tee in front of the R&A clubhouse makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end. Every time. Also, not only are you virtually guaranteed a round on the hallowed turf – it's literally a lottery in the summer – you'll be experiencing the Old Course for half-price even though winter tees and fairway mats may be in use.
The deal: £88 till March 31.
Open history: Set to stage its eighth Open in 2018, having hosted its last in 2007 (Padraig Harrington).
Why you should do it: This is arguably the most demanding of all the Open rota courses with the last three holes, starting with the 250-yard par-3 16th, fraught with danger. Expect to play the full course depending on weather conditions though you'll be hitting o mats on the fairways.
The deal: 50% off the normal £175 green fee until March 31st.
Open history: Has held 14 Opens since 1894 and will host number 15 in 2020.
Why you should do it: It guarantees a memorable and classic links test and is steeped in history. It's already preparing to stage the 149th Open in three years. It's right up there among England's premier courses and boasts a magical set of short holes. The 6th, superbly guarded by bunkers, is our pick.
Open history: Had its one and only moment in the Open limelight in 1932, when Gene Sarazen won.
Why you should do it: It's in top condition and playable year-round. There's 27 holes of quality links golf (Dunes, Shore & Himalayas nines) with leading architects Mackenzie & Ebert currently carrying out significant improvements to the latter.
The deal: Until Mar 31 - £50 Mon-Thurs, £60 Fri-Sun and includes one-course golfers' lunch.
Open history: The scene of 11 Opens since 1926.
Why you should do it: Firstly, it's a true top links and will test you from the opening tee shot, unusually a par 3. It's not the prettiest Open host, but it is pretty demanding with a really tricky final five holes and 206 bunkers guarding the fairways and greens. On-site dormy house is worth a stay.
The deal: Until Feb 28 - £133 weekday & Sunday, includes a superb lunch.
Open history: Has staged 12 Opens, last in 2014.
Why you should do it: Hoylake, as it is better known, is fairly at apart from gently rolling and subtle bumps and slopes. Like Lytham, it's not eye-catching but this is a gem of a course that only unveils its full character once you are underway. Beware of the fast but fairly at greens and you'll adore the stunning par-3 13th right on the Dee Estuary.
The deal: Until Feb 28 - £90.
Open history: Held six Opens from 1874-1889.
Why you should do it: It's officially recognised as the oldest course in the world - a game took place here in 1672! The nine-hole layout is plotted within the town's racecourse and is a fascinating step back in time especially if you tee it up with original hickory clubs which can be hired on site for £38 per set.
The deal: Until Mar 31 - £14.70 midweek, £15.70 weekends.
Open history: This is where the Open started with Prestwick staging 24 from 1860-1925.
Why you should do it: Old Tom Morris, the club's first greenkeeper, laid out the original 12-hole course and six of his original greens are still in use today. It's a step back in time, an unforgettable experience, while a guided tour of the club's unique array of golfing memorabilia is recommended.
The deal: Nov-Mar - £95 a round or £115 per day.
Open history: Hosted the 1909 and 1920 Opens.
Why you should do it: Wonderful old out-and-back links overlooked by an equally wonderful clubhouse. Cinque Ports possesses a fine collection of par 3s played in various directions, all of different yardages and all presenting their own difficulties. The demanding last five holes usually play into the wind, but even on a calm day it's a stern test.
The deal: Until Feb 28 - £80 midweek, £115 w/e.
Open history: It's hosted 16 Opens.
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New HITECH-driven privacy rules forthcoming from HHS
Posted by SecurityArchitecture on Wednesday, April 28, 2010
The Department of Health and Human Services announced its plans to propose a new set of rules strengthening privacy and security of personal health information protected. The rules will implement various provisions of the Health Information Technology for Clinical and Economic Health (HITECH) Act, which served to augment protections originally established under HIPAA. The forthcoming rules will make explicit several of the changes in the privacy portion of the HITECH Act (Subtitle D, §§ 13400-13410). The public notice announcing the intent to issue rules gives no details on what specific aspects of the law the rules will address, but based on a short note posted by HHS, the current focus seems to be on business associate liability for complying with HIPAA Privacy and Security Rule requirements; limits on the sale of protected health information; improve right of access by individuals to their health data; and new restrictions on personal data disclosure. Rules have already been released related to some of the other privacy provisions in this same section of the law, covering health data breach notification and stronger enforcement of HIPAA Privacy Rule violations, including a private right of action for individuals. The legal actions initiated against by the Connecticut Attorney General against HealthNet after its data breach were made possible by the enforcement rules. Looking at the text of the law in these areas, the new rules appear likely to cover the following:
The change in liability for business associates (§13401), which under HIPAA had no direct accountability for violations of the Privacy or Security rules (instead, the covered entity with which the business associate had a contractual agreement was liable for its business associates' violations). Now business associates are directly accountable for violations, including being subject to the civil and criminal penalties for violations that were also strengthened in HITECH.
Restrictions on the sale of protected health information, without explicit consent by the individual, subject to several exceptions (§13405(d)), notably including purposes of public health, research, treatment, health care operations, or situations such as providing an individual with a copy of his or her record (yes, they can charge you for that) or moving data between covered entities and business associates doing processing on behalf of the entity.
The requirement that individual be able to get a copy of whatever data a covered entity has stored electronically about the individual, and/or to direct that information to a designated entity (like a new doctor). (§13405(e)) This one might seem counter-intuitive, as most people believe that they own their own health record data, but that's just a privacy principle, not a legal right. This provision in HITECH doesn't resolve the data ownership question, but it does give you the right to request your data, and obligates the entity to give it to you; it also says any fee you are charged can't be more than the entity's labor cost to give the record to you.
New rules limiting the amount of data disclosed about an individual. (§13405(a)) This provision in the law has a couple of different aspects. First, there is a rule that says if you ask a covered entity (say, your doctor) not to disclose your personal health information, and you pay out of pocket for the services you receive from the entity, then the entity has to comply with your request not to disclose the data, unless the request to disclose is for treatment. Under HIPAA, disclosure for treatment, payment, or for the somewhat-vaguely-defined "health care operations" did not require the entity to get your consent or even to comply with your wishes about disclosure if you had expressed them. This rule changes that, except in cases of treatment. This section of the law also obligates an entity that disclosed protected health information to the minimum necessary for the purpose for which the data was requested. This means for example that someone should not disclose your whole medical record to someone asking for information about payment for a specific service you received. This part of the rules will be interesting to see because the determination of "minimum necessary" is left up to the entity doing the disclosing, and there really are no standards or guidelines on what the minimum data is for any of the anticipated purposes for use in health information exchange.
Categories: HITECH, Privacy
2 Comments on "New HITECH-driven privacy rules forthcoming from HHS"
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Has anyone heard when they will release the "May" rules? There are many business associates who are refusing to start on compliance until they know the "final rules".
The general expectation is that the meaningful use final rules will be issued by mid-to late June, and some journalists covering health IT have reported comments from CMS personnel suggesting that the rules will be soon be forthcoming.
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