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La Familia Mann es una familia de comerciantes, intelectuales y literatos alemanes proveniente de Lübeck con origen en la Liga Hanseática.
La historia de la familia comienza en el siglo XV en Nuremberg.  Johann Siegmund Mann provino de Mecklenburg a Lübeck donde fundó la firma Johann Siegmund Mann, Commissions- und Speditionsgeschäft.
El Premio Nobel Thomas Mann casó con Katia Pringsheim, proveniente de la familia de comerciantes judíos Pringsheim de Silesia.

Notables
 Johann Siegmund Mann (1761–1848) —casó con Anna Catharina Grotjan (1766–1842)
 Johann Siegmund Mann jr. (1797–1863) — casó con Emilie Wunderlich (1806–1833), y luego Elisabeth Marty (1811–1890)
 Marie Elisabeth Amalia Mann (1838–1917) y Ernst Elfeld (1829-1912)
 Olga Catharina Elisabeth Elfeld
 Siegmund Christian Carl Elfeld
 Alice Haag
 Ewald Siegmund Henry Haag
 Johannes Mann (1842–1844)
 Olga Marie Mann (1845–1886) y Gustav Sievers
 Friedrich Wilhelm Lebrecht Mann (1847–1926)
 Thomas Johann Heinrich Mann (1840–1891) — y Julia da Silva-Bruhns (1851–1923)
 Luiz Heinrich Mann (1871–1950) con Maria Kanová (1886–1947), y en 1939 con Nelly Kröger (1898-1944)
 Carla Maria Henriette Leonie Mann (1916–1986) con Ludvík Aškenazy (1921–1986)
 Jindřich Mann-Aškenazy (*1948)
 Ludvik Mann-Aškenazy (*1956)
 Paul Thomas Mann (1875–1955) con Katharina "Katia" Pringsheim (1883–1980)
 Erika Mann (1905–1969) con Gustaf Gründgens (1899–1963) —y con Wystan H. Auden (1907–1973)
 Klaus Mann (1906–1949)
 Gottfried Golo Mann (1909–1994)
 Hans Beck-Mann (Adoptivo) († 1986)
 Monika Mann (1910–1992) —con Jenö Lányi   (1902–1940)
 Elisabeth Mann Borgese (1918–2002) — con Giuseppe Antonio Borgese (1882–1952)
 Angelica Borgese (* 1940) — Médica
 Dominica Borgese (* 1944) — Bióloga
 Michael Thomas Mann (1919–1977) con Gret Moser (1916–2007)
 Fridolin "Frido" Mann (* 1940) — con Christine Heisenberg
 Stefan Mann (* 1968) — con Kristina Zschigner (*1968)
 Lukas (oder Lukacz) Mann (* 1994)
 Julia Mann (* 1996)
 Konstantin Mann (* 1998)
 Anthony Mann (* 1942)
 Raju Mann (Adoptiva) (* 1963)
 Julia Elisabeth Therese Mann (1877–1927) y Dr. Josef Löhr (1862–1922)
 Eva Maria Elisabeth Löhr (1901–1968) y Hans Bohnenberger (1901–1989)
 Rosa Marie Julia Löhr (1907–1994)  y Friedrich Alder (1914–1942)
 Ilse Marie Julia Löhr (* 1907) —
 Carla Augusta Olga Maria Mann (1881–1910) —
 Karl Viktor Mann (1890–1949) — con Magdalena Nelly Kilian (1895–1962)

Literatura selecta
 Naumann, Uwe (Hrsg.): Die Kinder der Manns. Ein Familienalbum. Reinbek, 2005. ISBN 3-498-04688-8
 Stübbe, Michael: Die Manns. Genealogie einer deutschen Schriftstellerfamilie. Degener & Co, 2004. ISBN 3-7686-5189-4
 Marianne Krüll: Im Netz der Zauberer. Fischer, 1999. ISBN 3-596-11381-4
 Hans Wißkirchen: Die Familie Mann. Rowohlt, 1999. ISBN 3-499-50630-0
 Jindrich Mann: "Prag, poste restante. Eine unbekannte Geschichte der Familie Mann". Rowohlt Verlag 2007. ISBN 3-498-04500-8
 Die Manns – Genealogie einer deutschen Schriftstellerfamilie Deutsches Familienarchiv Bd. 145, Insingen 2005. ISBN 3-7686-5188-6

Película
 Die Manns – Ein Jahrhundertroman (Los Mann, novela del siglo) de Heinrich Breloer, 2001. con Armin Mueller-Stahl, Monica Bleibtreu, Sebastian Koch, Elisabeth Mann Borgese, Veronica Ferres, etc.

Enlaces externos

 Dossier hijos de Thomas Mann
 Buddenbrookhaus

Familias de Alemania
Apellidos por familias
Familia Mann


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THE Broncos' under-20s team face another huge outing against a top National Youth Competition side in Wollongong on Thursday.
The young Broncos played some good football against the third-placed Roosters last week, but lapses in a key period let them down in the 38-24 loss.
They are going to have to fix that up against a St George Illawarra team that has lost just one of their last 12 games and currently sits in fourth on the ladder.
"We played pretty well in patches last week but just had that 15-20 minute period where we let in points," said coach Craig Hodges.
"What we have to learn is that if we dig in and play tough when that happens, that period might only last five minutes.
"The opposition we play this week will be just as tough - they have not lost many games in the last few months."
In good news for the young Broncos, injuries are not a concern with Hodges today able to name the same 17 that played last week.
Representative back rower Jaydn Su'a is still missing after being named in the Broncos' NRL squad.


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Bishop T.D. Jakes Honored at Star Studded Event in Dallas
What Might We Do Together? Charismatic and Pentecostal Influencers Converge
Matt Viser – Globe Staff
WASHINGTON – Hispanic advisers to Mitt Romney have told him that it is vital that he soften the sharp rhetoric on immigration that he adopted during the Republican primary race and that he work to make inroads with one of the fastest-growing segments of the electorate. Several advisers said it is evident that Romney is getting the message, and there are plans underway to make a push among Hispanic voters, who currently support President Obama by more than a 2-to-1 margin. The Romney campaign recently hired a full-time Hispanic outreach coordinator and has held several strategy meetings in Boston with Hispanic leaders. Spanish-speaking surrogates are being trained, and there are ongoing talks with a major Hispanic advertising firm to work on new television ads that are aimed at Spanish-speakers. With a bit of irony, the campaign is also reaching out to a group that combines two constituencies that Romney has fared poorly with in the past: Hispanic evangelicals. The Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, said he has been in touch with Romney's campaign as recently as this week. He thinks the campaign is making significant progress – and has done more outreach than Senator John McCain had at this point four years ago – but still has a way to go. "I can't deny the fact that he's going to inevitably have to cross the proverbial Jordan of immigration,'' Rodriguez said. "If he wants to step into the Promised Land, he's going to have to address immigration reform.'' Romney is preparing a speech on June 21 before a group of Latino officials in Orlando, an address that some of his Hispanic advisers are pointing to as a potential major turning point. Romney will address that group, the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, one day before President Obama does, so it will provide a stark contrast between the two candidates on dealing with the nation's persistent immigration problems. It is still unclear how detailed a policy Romney will outline in that address, with one potential variable being a bill that is being drafted by Senator Marco Rubio, a Florida Republican and top Hispanic leader. Romney has said only that he is examining Rubio's plan, which would grant non-immigrant visas to young people here illegally if they go to college or serve in the military. The plan is a modified version of the so-called DREAM Act, which Democrats have been pushing for several years. That plan would provide a pathway to citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants, something that Rubio's initial proposal stopped short of. A reform proposal by Rubio, a potential vice presidential pick, could provide a way for Romney to recast his position on immigration. Romney has significant ground to make up. During the Republican primary, he was among the most adamant in his party about cracking down on illegal immigration. He said those in the country illegally should go through "self-deportation.'' He criticized one-time rivals Rick Perry and Newt Gingrich for policies that were seen as friendly to Latinos. Romney said he would veto the DREAM Act, which has given ample ammunition to Democrats to paint him as insensitive to the immigrant community. Romney advisers want him to counter that with some type of plan that would help define Romney more by what he proposes rather than what he opposes. They don't envision him backing away from his overarching position – that illegal immigrants should not be given any special pathway to citizenship – but his emphasis and rhetoric will probably shift. But so far, since the general election campaign began in earnest, Romney has rarely brought up immigration. When he spoke to the Latino Coalition last month, he used the occasion to outline his policies on education. Romney advisers and supporters don't think he needs to drastically alter his campaign message – polls, after all, show that the top issue for Hispanics is the economy – but they do acknowledge he needs to discuss immigration in a more prominent way. "There's a window of opportunity that Romney has to talk about this issue and define what he would do,'' said Jennifer Korn, who was the national Hispanic director for President Bush's 2004 campaign and is now the executive director of the Hispanic Leadership Network. "Hispanics are still shopping, they're open to hearing what Romney has to say.'' Romney's efforts to reach out to Hispanic evangelicals also appears to be an attempt to find common ground with a group that largely shares his views on social issues, even if they may not agree on some of his immigration policies. "Governor Romney needs to attract Latinos by addressing the following issues: faith, family, entrepreneurship,'' Rodriguez said. "If he can focus on these three areas, this is the ethos of the Hispanic community.'' Overall, polls show that Hispanics are more socially conservative than other voters on some issues, such as abortion, but are more liberal on others, such as homosexuality. Hispanics are also more likely than the general public to describe their views as liberal, according to a Pew Research poll conducted in April. Romney has rarely had to reach out to Spanish-speaking voters during his political career. Hispanics are a small percentage of the Massachusetts population, and during Romney's 2008 race, he didn't get far enough into the campaign to make Hispanic outreach a major push. That makes his challenges more acute than they were for previous Republicans – including George W. Bush, from Texas, and John McCain, from Arizona – who had to build coalitions for statewide elections that included Hispanics. Romney advisers think it is important that he does better than the 32 percent of the Hispanic vote that McCain won in 2008, particularly given the growing Hispanic population in key states like Florida, Colorado, and Nevada. Their current goal is about 40 percent of the vote, which means there is a lot of work left to be done. A poll released last week showed Obama with 61 percent among Latinos, compared with 27 percent for Romney. The NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Telemundo poll also showed that Obama had a 61 percent approval rating among Latinos, compared with 48 percent among all Americans. Romney only recently started running Spanish-language ads, and so far they are the same ads that are running in English, only translated. But Romney's campaign has also been in talks with San Antonio-based MAS Consulting Group, which specializes in Spanish advertising and consulting. "We've been talking with them but nothing firm yet,'' the president, Cesar Martinez, said in a brief interview. "We're ready to help anybody.'' Romney's campaign released a Spanish-language ad called "Dismal'' this week, and he traveled to Hispanic-owned businesses in Texas and Missouri, talking about how the economy has affected them more broadly than average Americans. "Did you know that the rate of unemployment among Hispanic Americans rose last month to 11 percent?'' Romney said in Fort Worth. "And that the people in this country that are poor, living in poverty, one out of three are Hispanic American?'' Romney also unveiled a Hispanic Steering Committee called "Junto con Romney,'' or "Together with Romney.'' But the committee includes a cosponsor and at least five other supporters of the DREAM Act that Romney opposes. READ MORE: http://articles.boston.com/2012-06-09/news/32143346_1_romney-campaign-mi…

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So into floral at the moment. I have a Zara floral blazer and I kind of want floral pants.
I saw them in HK, but I hesitated. Fashion Rule #1 - go with your gut!
Who ever said your top and bottom lips have to match?
it's all about the hair, isn't it?
We've seen cats ears, we've seen floral headbands - now floral cats ears!


The Government of Canada has selected the non-profit organization, Evergreen, to receive funding under the Smart Cities Community Support Program. Evergreen will work with OpenNorth, the Future Cities Canada collaborative platform, and numerous non-profit institutions and foundations to deliver activities across Canada.
The Smart Cities Community Support Program supports not-for-profit organizations to provide advisory and capacity-building services directly to communities of all sizes across Canada as they explore and implement smart cities approaches. These approaches can significantly improve the lives of residents.
Through the Community Support Program, Evergreen has been selected to receive up to $4.6 million in funding over two years to implement the Community Solutions Network.
As the project lead, Evergreen is working with OpenNorth and other partners to provide valuable information, learning opportunities, advisory and capacity building services to Canadian communities. Key areas of focus include smart technologies, data ownership, data management, privacy and security.
Communities across Canada are exploring how innovation, data and connected technology can solve their most persistent problems. The Smart Cities Challenge is encouraging communities to engage residents and implement bold and innovative ideas. The Community Solutions Network supports communities to advance their thinking on the use of smart cities approaches to help improve the lives of their residents.
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I'd like to begin by talking about myself. I was born in Ilsan, a city near Seoul, South Korea. It is a really beautiful place with a lake, hills, and even an annual flower festival. I spent a very happy childhood there, and I was just an ordinary boy.
Looking back, I think that's when I began to worry about what other people thought of me and started seeing myself through their eyes. I stopped looking up at the night skies, the stars. I stopped daydreaming. Instead, I just tried to jam myself into the molds that other people made.
Soon, I began to shut out my own voice and started to listen to the voices of others. No one called out my name, and neither did I. My heart stopped, and my eyes closed shut. So, like this, I, we, all lost our names. We became like ghosts.
But I had one sanctuary, and that was music. There was a small voice inside of me that said, 'Wake up, man, and listen to yourself.' But it took me a long time to hear music calling my real name.
Even after making the decision to join BTS, there were a lot of hurdles. Some people may not believe, but most people thought we were hopeless. Sometimes I just wanted to quit. But I think I was very lucky that I didn't give it all up. And I'm sure that I, and we, will keep stumbling and falling like this.
BTS has become artists performing in those huge stadiums and selling millions of albums right now, but I am still an ordinary 24-year-old guy. If there's anything that I achieved, it was only possible that I have my other BTS members right by my side, and because of the love and support that our ARMY fans all over the world make for us. And maybe I made a mistake yesterday, but yesterday's me is still me.
Today, I am who I am with all of my faults and my mistakes. Tomorrow, I might be a tiny bit wiser, and that'll be me too. These faults and mistakes are what I am, making up the brightest stars in the constellation of my life. I have come to love myself for who I am, for who I was, and for who I hope to become.
I'd like to say one last thing: After releasing our Love Yourself albums and launching the 'Love Myself' campaign, we started to hear remarkable stories from our fans all over the world. How our message helped them overcome hardships in life and start loving themselves. Those stories constantly remind us of our responsibility.
I want to hear your voice, and I want to hear your conviction. No matter who you are, where you're from, your skin color, your gender identity, just speak yourself. I'm Kim Nam-joon, and also RM of BTS.
I am an idol, and I am an artist from a small town in Korea. Like most people, I've made many and plenty mistakes in my life. I have my faults, and I have many more fears, but I'm going to embrace myself as hard as I can, and I'm starting to love myself gradually, just little by little.
Posted on 25 Sep 2018 25 Sep 2018 by Ma. Venus GamboaPosted in POP CULTURETagged BTS, BTS ARMY, GenUnlimited, UNGA, United Nations, United Nations Strategy on Youth, Youth2030.


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Nobody's going to deny that babies are adorable. If you have a particularly angelic little one, it can be hard to look at them in their infant tutu dresses and imagine that they're ever going to turn into a crazy little monster of a toddler. Of course, some mothers know this is coming even from the very beginning. When you can't stand still during your session with your New Jersey maternity photographer because your child is kicking up a little fit the whole time, you know you've got a fireball in there.
Meal time can be one of the most difficult time to deal with toddlers. Not only can they ruin their own meal, they can ruin it for everyone else. It's when they can make a bigger mess than almost any other time during their day.
How do you stay sane during meal times with your toddler? Here are a few helpful mom tips.
If your toddler exclaims they don't like something, don't give up on serving that food. For younger children, it can take up to 20 times of trying a new food before they will accept it. Don't let your toddler determine your entire food menu.
This is especially important if the food has been microwaved. Stir well to avoid any sudden hot spots that will burn your child's mouth.
Give them small portion and allow them to eat until they are full. This will help train them to eat when they're hungry and stop when they're done.
Give your toddler a special cup, plate, bowl or placemat. You can even go shopping with them and let them choose their own. They will be so excited to use "their" plate every time you eat.
This rule can be relaxed as children grow older, but toddlers must learn dinnertime etiquette before they can learn when it's okay to relax it. It's important to have a routine they can follow and people they can learn from. Let your toddler watch you and your spouse as you ask politely for things you need, try everything on your plate, and take your dishes to the sink when you're done. They now have something to model.
Young toddlers may not have the motor skills to handle forks or spoons yet. Avoid the mess and the frustration by serving finger foods often in their early months and moving to food that requires tools later.
If they reject something, don't force them to eat all of it. Do encourage them to take a bite of it to see if they like it or not. Make sure you have some old favorites available just in case. If your toddler refuses to eat anything on the menu, they can have a peanut butter sandwich.


Thiago Teno is an associate at Pinheiro Neto Advogados where he specializes in labor law.
Mr. Teno's practice areas are: employment consulting; labor judicial and administrative litigation; collective bargaining; and due diligence.
He was an international associate at Wragge & Co in its London office in 2011.
Mr. Teno obtained an LLB degree with major in employment law from the University of Sao Paulo (2005), a specialization degree in business with major in human resources from Fundacao Getulio Vargas (2009) and LLM degree, with merit, in labor law from King's College London (2011).


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Suspense Gothic
From the New York Times bestselling author of The Wife Upstairs comes a deliciously wicked gothic suspense, set on an isolated island with a dark history, for fans of Lucy Foley and Ruth Ware.
When Lux McAllister and her boyfriend, Nico, are hired to sail two women to a remote island in the South Pacific, it seems like the opportunity of a lifetime. Stuck in a dead-end job, and longing to travel the world after a family tragedy, Lux is eager to climb on board The Susannah and set out on an adventure. She's also quick to bond with their passengers, college best friends Brittany and Amma. The two women say they want to travel off the beaten path. But like Lux, they may have other reasons to be seeking an escape.
Shimmering on the horizon after days at sea, Meroe Island is every bit the paradise the foursome expects, despite a mysterious history of shipwrecks, cannibalism, and even rumors of murder. But what they don't expect is to discover another boat already anchored off the island's sandy beaches. The owners of the Azure Sky, Jake and Eliza, are a true golden couple: gorgeous, laidback, and happy to share their well-stocked bar. Now a party of six, the new friends settle in to experience life on an exotic island, and the serenity of being completely off the grid.
But when it becomes clear that the group is even more cut off from civilization than they initially thought, it starts to feel like the island itself is closing in on them. And when one person goes missing, and another turns up dead, Lux begins to wonder if any of them are going to make it off the island alive.


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Labour Ministry called to probe ill-treatment
Complaints by security guardsComplaints by employees of the Kalibur Security Services in Linden, Region 10 (Upper Demerara-Berbice) have led to Labour officials being called in to address and investigate the Service's divisional management.Employees, contracted through the office of the Regional Democratic Council (RDC), have aired numerous concerns over alleged on-the-job ill-treatment by the Linden management, including the indiscriminate firing of employees. The issues received more attention at the weekend when an employee was allegedly fired for "being pregnant" on the job.She later told this publication she was instructed that she was "off the job" after confirming her pregnancy. The 20-year-old mother of one has since been reinstated following the meeting with Labour officials at the RDC in Linden late last week.Regional Chairman Renis Morian noted at a meeting of the Council that he summoned Labour officials after receiving several complaints.Additionally, this publication spoke to several employees who voiced their concerns. One of those employees alleges that the Linden management does not grant employees sick leave, and they are not even allowed to call in sick.There are also allegations that the management is not making payments to the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) on behalf of employees. Additionally, there are complaints of employees having to undergo drill training without pay.The employees said they have reported the issues to the local Labour officer in Linden and the office of the RDC.Meanwhile, Municipal Councillor Lennox Gasper has called for the employees to be treated fairly, as he noted that he has also received numerous complaints.The Councillor, constituency representative of the area where the female security guard was raped, said the alleged treatment of workers is "unacceptable", and called for massive intervention."Several reports would have reached me with regards to the indiscriminate firing of persons for frivolous things…ever since the issue of the rape, everyone has to wear pants, regardless of religious standings, and failure to do so, they're fired. It's as if they're using this whole firing thing as a yardstick to whip the people…I think it's very unfair", the Councillor said.He added that such treatment of employees will not be tolerated by the local administration, and called on the security service to provide radio sets to employees and to look after their interests, including the right to be part of a Workers Union. "It's disrespectful! It's inhuman! And this practice must stop," the Councillor iterated. read more
World Cup sees Iranian women score spot in the stands
While the exuberance turned to tears when Iran missed the chance to snatch a last gasp winner against Portugal, ending their tournament dreams, some in the mixed gender stands said they would still treasure the landmark night watching an open-air screening of the national team."It felt weird to buy my ticket online, it's so exciting to come to the stadium," said Arezou, a psychologist in her thirties."When I felt the heat of the crowd in the stadium, I told myself I really wanted to remember this moment as one of the best of my life."The decision to throw open the gates of the iconic stadium came after Iran's opening victory over Morocco, when tens of thousands took to the streets of the capital in rare and wild celebration, many of them women.Many Iranian clerics oppose women attending football matches, saying they must be protected from the masculine atmosphere, though the ruling is frequently criticised from across the political spectrum."It's the first time I have come to the stadium. I really wanted to be here and I am so happy! Even if we don't win, it will still be a victory and we are proud of our players," said Raana, a flight attendant.– Nail-biter –A good natured family atmosphere prevailed among the young crowd in the stands, who watched the crunch match in Russia on a screen placed below twin portraits of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and the founder of the Islamic republic, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.The decision to throw open the gates of Tehran's 100,000 capacity Azadi Stadium came after Iran's opening win over Morocco triggered rare street celebrations © AFP / ATTA KENAREThe match was one of nail-biting drama and controversy after Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo caught Iran defender Morteza Pouraliganji with an elbow to the face.In an electrifying game that went down to the wire, Portugal defender Cedric was penalised in stoppage time for a handball, and Karim Ansarifard converted from the spot to give Iran a lifeline.Mehdi Taremi nearly snatched a dramatic winner after a deflected shot rolled into his path, but he fired into the side netting as Iran were eliminated, ending their hopes of reaching the knockout phase for the first time.– New freedoms? –The vacillation by Iranian authorities over whether mixed spectators would be allowed to attend open-air screenings of the country's World Cup bid shows their deep sensitivity over women's rights.Iran's opening game had initially been due to be shown live in stadiums and parks but authorities cancelled all open-air screenings just hours before kick-off forcing fans to watch in cinemas.Many Iranian clerics oppose women attending football matches, saying they must be protected from the masculine atmosphere, though the ruling is frequently criticised from across the political spectrum © AFP / ATTA KENAREAfter the public celebrations of that victory, Tehran provincial council buckled and again said stadiums would screen the games."I really hope this is the start of a culture in which women can go see games in stadiums. From now on, it's possible," said Arezou.At half-time, from a podium on the Tehran pitch, well-known actress Behnoosh Bakhtiari thanked President Hassan Rouhani for the evening and expressed hope that similar opportunities will follow.A moderate conservative, who was re-elected in May 2017, Rouhani has said repeatedly he wants to see women at sports stadiums, but the idea has met fierce opposition from hardliners.After the game, fans both female and male celebrated in the streets into the early hours, undaunted by Iran's elimination.0Shares0000(Visited 6 times, 1 visits today) 0Shares0000While the exuberance turned to tears when Iran drew 1-1 with Portugal, ending their World Cup dreams, some women fans said they would still treasure their night watching the game at a Tehran stadium in a first since the 1979 Islamic revolution © AFP / ATTA KENARETEHRAN, Iran, Jun 26 – For many of the thousands of joyful women packed into Tehran's largest football stadium, their first ever chance to watch a game at a sports arena was a victory for freedom despite Iran's agonising World Cup elimination.Cheering and with their cheeks painted with the national colours, women showed they were just as caught up in the World Cup fever sweeping the country as they seized the opportunity to attend a live screening at the 100,000 capacity Azadi (Freedom) Stadium, which, like other sports arenas, has been off-limits to them since the the Islamic revolution of 1979. read more
VIDEO: Argentinian fourth-tier side claim famous win after SUPER pre-match photo
Sacachispas may have given the football world a new superstition…	De la cuarta categoría del fútbol pero eliminaron en penales a un equipo de Primera en la #CopaArgentinaSuperhéroes Sacachispas. ⚽ pic.twitter.com/3i1OPRHsAE— Fútbol Sin Censura (@FutSinC) May 23, 2017//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Not all superheroes wear capes….but they're partial to wearing football kits.Argentinian fourth-tier side Sacachispas were given a mountain to climb after being handed a daunting looking Copa Argentina cup-tie against Primera Division side Arsenal de Sarandi.And in a bid to psyche themselves up for the clash, every player lined up for the pre-match photo while wearing a variety of different superhero masks.But the wacky stunt looked to have the inspired affect after pulling off a shock victory in penalty shoot-out after drawing 1-1 in normal time.We may have a new superstition on our hands….Watch the video below 1 read more
BALLYLIFFIN CHALLENGE LAUNCH
The 2nd annual Ballyliffin Coastal Challenge 10 mile event will be launched in The Ballyliffin Lodge next Friday Jan 21st @ 7pm .Again the nominated charity is the Hospice unit in Carndonagh.There is an international dimension to the event this time round with a large group from London travelling to participate. The race this year will be Easter Saturday, April 23. For more details go to their facebook page link below:http://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/The-Ballyliffin-10mile-Coastal-Challenge-2011/146842005338829BALLYLIFFIN CHALLENGE LAUNCH was last modified: January 15th, 2011 by gregShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) read more
Fiorentina target Southampton star as they seek to solve big problems
MONEY	The Southampton man has started just two Premier League games this campaign, scoring once, and appears to be available for the right offer. Latest Football Stories RANKED	1 Where Ancelotti ranks with every Premier League boss for trophies won	Premier League Team of the Season so far, including Liverpool and Leicester stars	Ronaldo warned Lukaku how hard scoring goals in Serie A would be before Inter move	huge blow	Southampton could lose striker Manolo Gabbiadini in January as Fiorentina consider a move.La Viola have been struggling for goals this season, scoring just 18 time in 12 matches and only managing one against relegation battlers Frosinone last time out. Which teams do the best on Boxing Day in the Premier League era?	BEST OF	Every time Ally McCoist lost it on air in 2019, including funny XI reactions	no dice	 REPLY	REVEALED	Forbes list reveals how much Mayweather, Ronaldo and Messi earned this decade	Southampton ace Manolo Gabbiadini.	The Italian giants have already got several options as they plot their transfer activity for the coming window.Nicola Sansone, currently on the fringes at Villarreal and once of Sassuolo, is under consideration, while Besiktas forward Ryan Babel is another possibility as he seeks out a move.Corriere dello Sport also believe Lyon starlet Martin Terrier could be ideal for the role, along with Ismaila Sarr from Rennes.And Gabbiadini is also on their watchlist as they look for a proven goalscorer to join their ranks and fire them up the Serie A table. ADVICE	Son ban confirmed as Tottenham fail with appeal to overturn red card	Berahino hits back at b******t Johnson criticism – 'I was in a dark place at Stoke'	shining	Top nine Premier League free transfers of the decade	REVEALED	Oxlade-Chamberlain suffers another setback as Klopp confirms serious injury	 read more
Wilma forces game switch
AD Quality Auto 360p 720p 1080p Top articles1/5READ MOREWalnut's Malik Khouzam voted Southern California Boys Athlete of the Week It's the third time since the start of the 2004 season that a Miami home game was rescheduled because of a hurricane. The Dolphins lost to Tennessee in last year's home opener pushed up a day by Hurricane Ivan, then were beaten by Pittsburgh in a deluge — remnants of Hurricane Jeanne — two weeks later. "They couldn't have picked a better team to send down there and play well," said Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil, whose team will fly to South Florida on Friday morning. "That's the way we're approaching it. We'll go down there and play our best football game of the year. The guys are in a good frame of mind. They accept it. We would have liked it to be a different way but we have no choice." The game will be televised by CBS affiliates in primary secondary markets in South Florida and Kansas City. But there will be no national telecast. "We are not extending the telecast to more markets because we want to adhere as closely as possible to the spirit of our longstanding policy not to conflict with high school and college football during their seasons (which means Friday night and Saturday)," NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said. Moving the game would seem to put Jason Taylor's streak of 87 straight starts in jeopardy. The Dolphins' standout defensive end hasn't practiced this week because of a foot injury, and linebacker Junior Seau is still bothered by an injured calf. MIAMI — Hurricane Wilma slowed down Thursday, prompting the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs to start moving quickly. Dolphins linebacker Zach Thomas apologetically skipped his normal interview availability, saying he needed to cram two days of film study into a few hours. The Chiefs scrambled to revise travel plans, and league officials worked on new television arrangements and other details. When Wilma makes its expected arrival in Florida sometime Sunday, the Chiefs will be long gone. Their visit to Miami was switched to Friday night because of the looming Category 4 hurricane — which would be the eighth to affect the Sunshine State in the past 15 months. "This is only about the fifth one of those we've had this year," said Dolphins coach Nick Saban, who learned of the schedule switch during Thursday's practice. "So it's not our first rodeo when it comes to these things, and we know how unpredictable they can be, and we know how dangerous they can be." Clearly, the Dolphins would have liked the extra time to get those two players ready to face a Kansas City rushing attack that's averaging more than 127 yards per game. "We've got to play sometime," said Miami's David Bowens, who may start in Taylor's place. "It gives us a chance to show how we react to an adverse situation. … It has been 11 years since I played on Friday night — high school. It definitely takes me back." Vermeil lobbied for the game to be played in Kansas City, and the prospects of a long plane ride followed only hours later by a game didn't exactly overjoy the Chiefs. "Everyone's concern is the safety of the players and the coaches and the fans. And that's what most paramount," Chiefs president and general manager Carl Peterson said. "Obviously, I've never watched the Weather Channel as I have in the last 24, 48 hours." The teams have two common opponents. Kansas City (3-2) beat the Jets 27-7 in the season-opener; one week later, the Dolphins lost to the Jets 17-7. And the Chiefs were beaten 30-10 by Denver in Week 3; Miami downed the Broncos 34-10 in Week 1, Denver's only loss so far. "Look at that game and Denver doesn't look like the same team because Miami didn't allow them to be," Vermeil said. The Chiefs will face a two-runner attack by Miami, with Ricky Williams set to make his home regular-season, post-suspension debut alongside rookie Ronnie Brown, the No. 2 overall draft pick who's rushed for 343 yards in his first five games. "Both those guys are great backs, and they can do different things," said Chiefs safety Patrick Surtain, who spent seven years in Miami before being traded after last season. "We're going to have to be on our P's and Q's because both those guys can hurt us at any time. That's the key to the game — stopping those guys." Surtain said he was pleased Williams is back with Miami, saying he hopes the 2002 NFL rushing champion "regains the form he had a couple of years ago." For this game, though, Surtain would prefer Williams have the last weekend's form. Williams had five rushes for 8 yards and six catches for 22 more yards last week in Miami's loss to Tampa Bay, his first game since the end of the 2003 season. "Once we get through the mental part and get on the field, it will be fun," Williams said of the schedule switch. "We don't have any Monday night or Sunday night games this year, so it's a chance to take advantage of the national attention and make a name for ourselves." All, of course, before Wilma becomes the only name on the minds of most Floridians. "It's inconvenient, no question," said Joe Bailey, the CEO of Dolphins Enterprises. "But it's also an adventure." 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You're all set! read more
National Farm Machinery Show Video Highlights
Share Facebook Twitter Google + LinkedIn Pinterest Acres of indoor farm machinery displays draw thousands of people each year to the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky, with 2018 being no different. The Ohio Ag Net team had a chance to talk with some of the exhibitors about their products.While down at the show, the OAN crew came across a unique looking skid loader at the CAT booth. Surrounded by excited young people in blue corduroy jackets, Joel Penhorwood stopped in to find our what the Kentucky FFA was up to as he visits with Bradon Burks, State FFA Vice President.Dale Minyo visits with John Couch of SISCO talking the McFarlane Cobra Reel Disk, on display at the annual show.Ohio Ag Net's Joel Penhorwood visited with Jerry Quellhorst of GEA. The robotic farm market is attracting more and more options for the dairy industry including but not limited to robotic, carousel choices.Salford Group's Brad Baker also visited with Joel. The exclusive 6700 Mounted Air Boom Applicator for late model John Deere Sprayer Chassis is new for 2018 and is getting notable attention at this year's show. read more
On Privacy in Social Networks: What Drives Users?
Editor's note: This is the first in a three-part series by Alex Korth on privacy. In the next post, he will cover problem areas that originate from provider goals and market mechanics.To date, we witness the mass adoption of social networks. Roughly every 10th citizen of this planet uses these services to communicate with others. For the satisfaction of human need like socialization and self-esteem, users visit these services – very often more than daily. In communication, regardless of online or offline, people put their privacies at risk for some benefit. In the offline world, we learned since our childhood how to do this properly with respect to the culture we live in. We learned how physics of the world around us work: We know when spoken word is recorded or who can see us communicating with someone. For most given communication situations, we perceive a level of transparency by sensoring the surroundings to control the receivers for what we want to say. For instance, we know how loud to speak in a crowded, noisy room so that only our communication partner gets us. We also know that a postal service's personnel will be able to read a postcard we send. To communicate in a social network, we intuitively try to adopt learned social norms from the offline to the online world. Unfortunately, the transparency and tools for control we need to maintain our privacy do not find equivalent counterparts there.Compared to everyday communication offline, social networks bring a new party into play: the providers. The fact that providers can freely define their platforms' rules for communication is one reason for many of the problem areas highlighted in the following. Commercial providers run social networks as an ecosystem to generate content and knowledge. That is content about users and other things like locations or photos. From that content, knowledge can generated and monetized, such as to run targeted ads. This ecosystem must be ensured to remain attractive to its users. Otherwise, they would stop to revisit it. However, Nielson found users to vary in heavy contributors, intermittent contributors and lurkers. This inequality holds more true the harder a feature is to handle. For instance, to found and populate a group is way harder to do than to like something, which requires a single click only. Hence, providers design their platforms' rules for information flow so that this rare, valuable content can be spread as broadly as possible. Any tool that chokes the flow of user content is counter-productive to this goal.The users of a social network want to satisfy human needs. Therefore, we expose some of our personal information to, in return, receive a satisfaction. Like in the offline world, we need tools that provide us with transparency and control of the audience for our content. The problem is as simple as controversial: as users want to control the reach of their personal stuff, which is most likely a limiting need, providers want to spread user-generated content as wide as possible to keep up the heartbeat of their products.In this three post series, I want to deal with the problem areas involved in this field. As highlighted in the below graphic, this post concentrates on the users' decision-making process as well as their behavior as to befriending other users and its consequences. 1: Privacy Balance and the Privacy ParadoxThe privacy balance is something we control all of a sudden and both online and offline. As Alan Westin observed, every time we are communicating or in public, we make adjustments between our needs for solitude and companionship, intimacy and general social intercourse, anonymity and responsible participation in society, and reserve and disclosure. In the online world, examples for privacy balance can be found in e-commerce applications: users expose selected personal data, such as credit card details and our postal addresses, for the benefit of not having to leave their homes to shop goods.The privacy paradox kicks in when the satisfaction of human needs, such as belonging, self-esteem and respect by others, gets involved. Research has shown that users who claimed to protect their privacies, at the same time acted against their stated concerns by switching off privacy preserving controls or massively exposing private information. We are distorted in our decision making process. Subconsciously, we trade off long-term privacy for short-term benefits.2: Befriending StrangersIn most social networks, mutual access to personal information of two users is granted if they are befriended. So far so good; friendships can be considered a proper and intuitive means to control the reach of personal information and content. However, there are three drawbacks relevant here: alexander korth Tags:#privacy#web Related Posts Top Reasons to Go With Managed WordPress Hosting Firstly, in most social networks friendships are not qualifiable. That means that we are able to control future information flow only in a binary way: either there is access granted, or not. There is nothing in between to, say, private stuff can be addressed to one group of friends, and business content to another. Even if a social network lets you group, tag or define lists of friends: do you actually use there features? Most don't.Secondly, trust in online systems has been shown to be of lesser perceived necessity than in face-to-face encounters, encouraging people to befriend strangers as a result of disembodiment and dissociation. The problem is missing feedback functions or a reminder that future information flow is received by these strangers. Thirdly, providers exploit the second point to encourage users to befriend others. By applying principles like game mechanics, they provide an easy way to collect friends and satisfy our need for self-esteem and social inclusion while at the same time paving ways for a broader future spreading of content. How did you like the first two of nine problem areas we described here? Did you notice the problems and pitfalls by yourself? Please share your thoughts in the comments!Photo by rpongsaj Why Tech Companies Need Simpler Terms of Servic… A Web Developer's New Best Friend is the AI Wai… 8 Best WordPress Hosting Solutions on the Market read more
Breathe Easy With Balanced Ventilation
Sign up for a free trial and get instant access to this article as well as GBA's complete library of premium articles and	construction details. Houses need fresh air. Without ventilation, the quality of indoor air can rapidly become worse than that of the outside air; that holds true even in urban areas. Common contaminants include gases, odors, and moisture, and these can stem from utility rooms, garages, basements, bathrooms, and kitchens.Until recently, fresh air entered a typical house through various openings, whether intentional (a fan or open window) or unintentional (holes and leaks around windows, rim joists, door jambs, and sheathing penetrations). Over the last few decades, however, houses have become tighter, and the unintentional flow of air through the building envelope has been reduced. Once a house reaches about five air changes per hour (ACH), it's important to start thinking about using mechanical ventilation to ensure indoor-air quality.In regions with moderate to significant heating and/or cooling loads, HRVs and ERVs are the most efficient means of mechanical ventilation. Depending on the efficiency of the heat exchanger, it can transfer anywhere from 50% to 91% of the conditioned air's heat and energy to the supply air.Homeowner satisfaction with a recovery ventilator will depend on the answers to three questions: Does it keep the air temperature comfortable? Is it cheap to operate? Is it excessively noisy? Does it keep the air temperature comfortable? Comfort speaks to a unit's thermal efficiency. Thermal efficiency is the recovery ventilator's ability to transfer the temperature of the outgoing air to the incoming air. When a unit transfers a high percentage of the heat or cold to the incoming air, the fresh air can be diffused directly into the living space without creating cold drafts in the winter and warm eddies of air in the summer.To compare the effects of efficiency on indoor-air temperature, let's say the indoor temperature…	This article is only available to GBA Prime Members Start Free Trial	Already a member? Log in read more
Pune woman, held in Valley, freed
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A Pune-based woman, held in the run up to the Republic Day functions in Kashmir valley amid intelligence agencies' inputs regarding presence of a female suicide bomber, has been released by the police, as it failed to establish any links with militancy.Police sources said the police investigation failed to establish anything against her and decided to set her free on Saturday. She was allowed to board a plane along with her mother, who along with her brother arrived in Srinagar last week. The woman remained in Srinagar's Rambagh police station and went through "repeated questioning".A police spokesman told The Hindu that Sadiya Anwar Shaikh, a resident of Maharastra's Pune, had arrived in Srinagar on January 16 on a Vistara flight.A police official said she boarded a train from Bijbehara to Awantipora on January 25, immediately after the security agencies flashed inputs about a Pune-based girl "planning to detonate explosives inside or outside a Republic Day venue in J&K".Police sources said the woman approached the Awantipora police station "on her own as she saw her name in the reports published by the local newspapers".During her stay in the Valley, she tried to get in touch with a boy from Lal Bazaar in Srinagar. "The two had become friends on the Facebook and had developed a relationship. However, we could not establish if they got married or not," a police officer said.Ms. Shaikh, with a religious bent of mind, also approached a nursing college in Anantnag's Bijbehara for admission in a nursing course. She has already done a course in pharmacy in Pune.Earlier, the Pune police had also denied any pending case against the woman. read more


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The Photo Book That Captured How the Soviet Regime Made the Truth Disappear
A portrait of Djakhan Abidova, a woman in the Communist Party of Uzbekistan, deliberately damaged as part of an effort to erase her in the nineteen-thirties.Photograph by Samuel Cole / Tate
How unreal can things get? As the sense of shared reality is eroded, more with each passing day, one wonders. Writing on the relationship between truth and politics in this magazine, fifty-one years ago, Hannah Arendt noted just how vulnerable factual truth is, using the example of "the role during the Russian Revolution of a man by the name of Trotsky, who appears in none of the Soviet Russian history books." Thirty years after Arendt published her article, a British collector and historian of Russia, David King, published a study in the form of a photo album—a study of the disappearance of the physical record of Trotsky and a number of other Russians who fell out of favor, and out of history, during the Stalin era.
The book is called "The Commissar Vanishes." The title is, incongruously, literal. Its specific reference is to a photograph, from 1919, of a second-anniversary celebration of the October Revolution. In the picture, Vladimir Lenin stands at the top of a set of stairs, surrounded by many unidentified men and children and a few recognizable men, including Leon Trotsky, stationed just in front of Lenin. By the time the photograph was published, in 1967, Trotsky had disappeared: he had been airbrushed out, along with several other commissars.
Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky in Red Square during the second-anniversary celebration of the Russian Revolution, on November 7, 1919.
Photograph by Leo Ya Leonidov / Tate
Leon Trotsky and Lev Borisovich Kamenev have been airbrushed out.
Sometimes it is impossible to tell just who is missing from a photograph—only that someone is. One photograph in King's collection shows a propaganda train—a train that crisscrossed the country spreading the message of the revolution. "When we look closely at the window on the right of the photograph," King writes, "a ghostly apparition—the result of the retoucher's inept hand—is all that remains of the person who had been looking out of the carriage." We don't know who is missing or why—only that someone has been elided. We are lucky even to know that there is something we don't know.
The October Revolution agitational-propaganda train arrives in Sorotskinskoe Station, in 1919.
Photograph from Tate
There is so much more that we don't know about Stalinist terror—we are no closer today to knowing how many people were killed than we were one, two, or five decades ago. Earlier this month, news came that the F.S.B., the successor agency to the K.G.B., is destroying secret-police records from the terror era; that means that we are unlikely ever to form a significantly more complete picture than the one we have now.
Many of the photographs in King's collection showcase falsification by commission rather than omission. There is the iconic photograph of Stalin and the masses, in which the image of Stalin is blatantly pasted in, and the masses, less noticeably, are composed of several repeating fragments of crowd. There are the movie stills of the 1905 Russian uprising and the pictures of the storming of the Winter Palace, in 1917—in fact, the images depict historical reënactments that were used as though they were documentary photographs. And there are the enduring myths that underlie the images. Much of the absence of documentary evidence of the Soviet regime—the destruction of personal archives and printed books alike—was a result of citizens' fear that their neighbors or acquaintances might report them to the authorities. We have since learned that the role of such denunciations during the terror was relatively minor: people were arrested to fill specific quotas; the arrests were essentially random and not, as many have long assumed, the result of reports. But the myth persists, and so does its product—the visuals that have been destroyed can rarely be restored.
Vladimir Lenin speaking in Moscow to Red Army soldiers departing for the Polish front, in 1920. Leon Trotsky and Lev Borisovich Kamenev, behind, are on the steps to the right.
Photograph by G. P. Goldshtein / Tate
Leon Trotsky and Lev Borisovich Kamenev have been airbrushed out of an image of the same scene.
Compared to the intentional, crude, and pervasive altering of the Soviet record, the lying currently prevalent in American politics is amateur hour, if not exactly child's play. President Donald Trump's routine alterations of the historical narrative, which seem to stem in equal measure from ignorance and ill intent, are ridiculed by the media even as the media reproduces them. Photographs often serve as the corrective to his distortions—as, for example, with his insistence that he had the biggest Inauguration crowd in history. Still, there can be no doubt that Trump is waging an all-out war on the media, the historical record, and the truth in general. In her 1967 essay, Arendt issued a warning:
"The chances of factual truth surviving the onslaught of power are very slim indeed; it is always in danger of being maneuvered out of the world not only for a time but, potentially, forever. Facts and events are infinitely more fragile things than axioms, discoveries, theories—even the most wildly speculative ones—produced by the human mind; they occur in the field of the ever-changing affairs of men, in whose flux there is nothing more permanent than the admittedly relative permanence of the human mind's structure. Once they are lost, no rational effort will ever bring them back."
Kliment Voroshilov, Vyacheslav Molotov, Joseph Stalin, and Nikolai Yezhov walking along the banks of the Moscow-Volga Canal, in April, 1937.
Photograph by F. Kislov / Tate
Nikolai Yezhov has been removed from the original image.
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The New York Public Library's Collection of Weird Objects
A lock of Walt Whitman's hair, Jack Kerouac's boots, and Virginia Woolf's cane are just a few of the items of literary paraphernalia available at the New York Public Library's Berg Collection—if you have an appointment.


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"Viddy Well, Brother" – A Clockwork Orange (Film Review)
02/04/2019 Tom Beasley film, Film Review Leave a comment
*Potential spoilers lurking*
Stanley Kubrick's dystopian masterpiece A Clockwork Orange has always been one of my favourite films. Along with other Kubrick works such as The Shining, it was a big part of my cinematic education as a teenager, when I started to appreciate films outside of the standard multiplex blockbusters and noughties Apatow comedies that had always been my bread and butter. I was mystified and fascinated by Kubrick's brutal, grim universe and its absurdly dark characters.
My obsession only continued when I read Anthony Burgess's novel and one of the first pieces of film writing I ever published online was a review of the movie written entirely in the hybrid slang dialect of 'Nadsat' that appears in the story. So it was with some excitement that I attended a screening of the movie ahead of its first wide cinema release in the UK since 2000, when it arrived after Kubrick's death.
For those not familiar with the storyline, the film follows Alex (Malcolm McDowell) and his gang of droogs as they cut a violent swathe through their grotesque, sparse, poverty-stricken society. He is ultimately caught by police and imprisoned, before volunteering himself as a test subject for a controversial new form of behavioural therapy. The narrative doesn't take much time to describe, but the languorous, unconventional pace is spellbinding and there's something poetic about the way the language welcomes the viewer under its unusual spell.
There's a distancing effect created by the language and the unusual setting, which is recognisable but also absurd. This is a hellscape in which the gap between the old and the young could not be wider, with hopeless youth driven to lawlessness and violence. The old absolutely do not get away scot-free, though, with the film designed to raise major questions about the way that such criminality is dealt with. The Ludovico technique is a truly horrifying condemnation of the dehumanising effect of control – something that consistently arises again as a theme, most recently in Jordan Peele's Us.
McDowell's performance is one of the greatest ever committed to celluloid. As the morally bankrupt figure he portrays at the start, his defiant stance and economy of movement communicates a dangerous excess of self-confidence, while he's every bit as convincing as the snivelling, broken man he is transformed into by his therapy. Patrick Magee makes a big impression as the writer whom Alex menaces, while Michael Bates is unforgettable as the over-cranked prison guard who provides a great deal of the movie's frequent comedic beats.
Everything that takes place in A Clockwork Orange is stylised to within an inch of its life, from the delightfully surreal scene of Alex and his droogs barrelling down country lanes in his car to the moment when a killer blow is concealed by a cut to some grotesque modern art. Kubrick's violent odyssey takes place in a world that's a long way from the real one and timeless in its portrayal of skewed dystopia, but close enough to our own that it still resonates almost 50 years on.
The haunting ending of the film – one of the biggest diversions from Burgess's source novel – adds another layer of darkness to its allegory. In an attempt to fix a PR nightmare, the forces of government control are willing to twist the knife yet again in order to save their own skin. Alex doesn't mind, though, as his chilling final line of dialogue reveals. It's a bleak and potent send-off for a film that is more than willing to show the audience its rather bolshy yarbles.
So, my brothers, round up your droogs and viddy this malenky film down at the old cine, with its lashings of ultraviolence and the old in-out, in-out. It's a hard thing to put before your glazzies, but trust me, it's real horrorshow.
Dir: Stanley Kubrick
Scr: Stanley Kubrick
Cast: Malcolm McDowell, Warren Clarke, James Marcus, Michael Tarn, Patrick Magee, Michael Bates, Carl Duering
Prd: Stanley Kubrick
DOP: John Alcott
Music: Wendy Carlos
Run time: 136 mins
A Clockwork Orange will open at BFI Southbank and other cinemas from April 5.
Screenings of A Clockwork Orange at Picturehouse Central on 6 April at 4pm and at Curzon Mayfair on 7 April at 2.30pm will be followed by Q&As with Malcolm McDowell.
A Clockwork OrangeAnthony BurgessCarl DueringJames MarcusMalcolm McDowellMichael BatesMichael TarnPatrick MageeStanley KubrickWarren Clarke
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A Night with Mindy Dillard and MJ Lee.
Mindy Dillard and MJ Lee swap songs in-the-round style, sharing stories and laughs along the way.
Mindy Dillard is musical alchemist originally from the high desert valley of Salt Lake City, UT. Through her song-stories and original guitar and banjo compositions she seeks to transform difficult truths into kernels of wisdom. She's a two-time finalist in the Susanne Millsaps performing songwriter competition and has recently released her second full-length album, How to Survive a Poison Apple, the soundtrack for her one-woman show.
MJ Lee. is an independent pop singer/songwriter and violinist based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her tuneful melodies, probing lyrics, and rich arrangements evoke the sounds and words of Sara Bareilles, Vienna Teng, and Jónsi. She performs as a solo act and in collaboration with other Bay Area musicians.


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The networker
Couch potatoes have killed the internet dream
We had a glorious vision of a 'sit-up' medium dominated by user-generated content – until a lazy, entertainment-hungry public opted for old habits
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Couch potato 2.0 sees the internet 'mostly as zillion-channel TV'. Photograph: Matt Squires/BBC1
Earlier this year engineer Dr Craig Labovitz testified before the US House of Representatives judiciary subcommittee on regulatory reform, commercial and antitrust law. Labovitz is co-founder and chief executive of Deepfield, an outfit that sells software to enable companies to compile detailed analytics on traffic within their computer networks. The hearing was on the proposed merger of Comcast and Time Warner Cable and the impact it was likely to have on competition in the video and broadband market. In the landscape of dysfunctional, viciously partisan US politics, this hearing was the equivalent of rustling in the undergrowth, and yet in the course of his testimony Labovitz said something that laid bare the new realities of our networked world.
"Whereas internet traffic was once broadly distributed across thousands of companies," he told the subcommittee, "we found that by 2009 half of all internet traffic originated in less than 150 large content and content-distribution companies. By May of 2014, this number had dropped by a factor of five. Today, just 30 companies, including Netflix and Google, contribute on average more than one half of all internet traffic in the United States during prime-time hours."
To those of us who were accustomed to thinking of the internet as a glorious, distributed, anarchic, many-to-many communication network in which anyone could become a global publisher, corporate gatekeepers had lost their power and peer-to-peer sharing was becoming the liberating norm, Labovitz's brusque summary comes as a rude shock. Why? Because what he was really saying is that the internet is well on its way to being captured by giant corporations – just as the Columbia law professor Tim Wu speculated it might be in The Master Switch, his magisterial history of 20th-century communications technologies.
In that book, Wu recounted the history of telephone, movie, radio and TV technologies in the US. All of them had started out as creative, anarchic, open and innovative technologies but over time each had been captured by corporate interests. In some cases (eg the telephone) this happened with the co-operation of the state, but in most cases it happened because visionary entrepreneurs offered consumers propositions that they found irresistible. But the result was always the same: corporate capture of the technology and the medium. And the most insidious thing, Wu wrote, was that this process of closure doesn't involve any kind of authoritarian takeover. It comes, not as a bitter pill, but as a "sweet pill, as a tabloid, easy to swallow". Most of the corporate masters of 20th-century media delivered a consumer product that was better than what went before – which is what consumers went for and what led these industries towards closure.
At the end of his book, Wu posed the 64-trillion-dollar question: would the internet also fall victim to this cycle? For years, many of us thought that it wouldn't: it was too decentralised, too empowering of ordinary people, too anarchic and creative to succumb to that kind of control.
Labovitz's testimony suggests that we were wrong. We believed that the internet was, in the words of Elisabeth Murdoch, a "sit-up, not a lean-back" medium. It would supplant the old media ecosystem in which powerful corporations decided what content would be produced and then beamed that content down channels that they controlled to essentially passive consumers. That was the world embodied by the couch potato, a world in which the phrase "user-generated content" was an oxymoron.
What we failed to appreciate was the passivity of most of humanity and its inexhaustible appetite for consumption, entertainment and "infotainment". The spread of high-speed broadband connections did not liberate human creativity but instead created Couch Potato 2.0, a creature that sees the internet mostly as zillion-channel TV. In that sense, it's no accident that the corporations which now dominate network traffic are outfits like Google and Netflix, beaming YouTube and movies to you in the comfort of your own settee.
Of course the internet of our (utopian) dreams hasn't ceased to exist. It's just that it's becoming a minority sport. You can still create your own website, or start a blog, become a global publisher – and join the long tail of largely unnoticed content, while stuff from Netflix et al swamps the net. You can still make LOLcat videos and screen them via YouTube, Vine or Vimeo; tweet your views and post your status updates to your heart's content. But you can only do so courtesy of the giant corporations that own and control the platforms on which this user-generated content appears and which – as Labovitz's testimony shows – are reconfiguring the network for their purposes rather than ours. Sad, isn't it? We had our chance, and we blew it.


Technology companies, including Microsoft and Intel, are investing time and money into ethnography to learn how technology interacts with culture and society. Experiments such as Intel's "China Room" and Microsoft's "personas" are shaping upcoming products.
did you ever imagine the world's largest chipmaker may ride the train into work with you to find out how mobility could be improved?
product development has historically been predicated on a "build it and they will come" basis. but times are changing, consumer choice is increasing and the game plan has evolved.
ethnography, a branch of anthropology, uses a variety of research methods to study people in a bid to understand human culture. since top companies across several industries are treating ethnography as a means of designing for and connecting with potential customers, technology companies have recently begun investing significantly more research time and money into the field. at chip giant intel, for example, the company spent approximately $5 billion on ethnographic research and development during 2004.
as the respective leaders in the hardware and operating systems markets, both intel and fellow tech giant microsoft have begun using teams of researchers to identify new market opportunities and improve existing products.
"as the global market becomes more competitive in technology it's not enough just to say that you have the coolest new product," said tracey lovejoy, who works as an anthropologist at microsoft. "consumers have so many choices today, so you have to work hard to understand what people want and need."
at intel, for example, the company's anthropologists have been focusing their efforts on user-centered innovation over the past two decades. intel has also begun a wide range of pilot programs in place to meet the needs of potential consumers in remote areas. for example, the company is looking at making e-banking and e-government applications available through a community pc platform in mexico. intel also has unveiled community-based pc platforms in rural india and mexico, a direct result of its ethnographic research.
"there are billions of people around the world with little or no access to the internet," said kevin teixeira, a spokesman for intel. "our ethnographers meet with these people, live in their towns and get to appreciate their socioeconomic conditions."
intel executives recently announced plans to spend $1 billion on bringing internet access to emerging nations.
learning how people want to use technology, then going back to the engineers with that information, who use it to figure out how to sell more chips for intel," said gerry kaufhold, an analyst with in-stat.
microsoft, meanwhile, is using "personas" to identify the archetypical consumers that will be using its products, including its new vista platform. the company's researchers put together detailed profiles to help identify the different features each category of customer would need.
"anthropology and ethnography help you understand the people," kaufhold said. "the great thing about people is that they don't move nearly as quickly as technology does, so you can do a fifty-year plan on the evolution of consumers, which would probably be more accurate than a fifty-year plan on the evolution of technology."
intel labs employs a number of ethnographers that work within its business divisions. included on the roster of social science-based research teams are intel's digital home group, digital health group and emerging markets division of its channel platforms group.
intel's anthropological researchers immerse themselves in the "natural environments of real people" – including hospitals, elder hostels, schools for hearing impaired children, remote villages in emerging nations, and more – and utilize different tools and techniques to collect data which, in turn, is used to help make future business decisions.
to create these user-centered technologies, intel uses methods like videotaping and interviewing potential consumers, shadowing people during their daily activities (what the company calls "deep hanging out") as well as "focus troupes," which help to demonstrate the technology.


Comprehensive hearing health services in Oakville, Ontario.
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Hearing issues can be very emotional for our patients – and so I wanted a website that reflected the patient-centred and 'safe' care that we offer at Oakville Hearing. CMSIntelligence did a great job helping me sort through what was most important to both our patients and our business to find the right balance.
It had been 10 years since audiologist Nicole Clark had last updated the website for her clinic, The Oakville Hearing Centre. In that time, online technology and user behaviour had changed dramatically.
With Canada's population aging, issues surrounding hearing loss are becoming more and more prevalent – and often times 'generic'. Nicole wanted to ensure that her website reflected the physical environment of her clinic, along with the personal touch and quality of care patients could expect.
With custom photography and content that's easy to navigate, patients looking for hearing loss services in the Oakville, Ontario community will know they are in the right spot.
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LOOKING to make the move to the eastern suburbs? Here's a lesser known suburb that should definitely be on your radar.
Emerging hotspot ideal for young families
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Hannibal Rossi
Co-vendors Aida, Rocco, Lucy and Crystal Rose 7 yrs Manno in front of their late parents' house they are selling at 39 Seventh Ave, St Morris.
ST MORRIS offers a courtside seat near prime choices in major shopping spots, quality schools and clusters of trendy cafes on a resurgent Magill Rd and nearby Norwood.
Aida Manno and siblings (pictured left, with daughter, Crystal Rose, brother Rocco Manno and sister Lucy Saulius) are selling their deceased parents' three-bedroom home of more than 60 years in Seventh Ave with natural sadness.
"Now our parents are gone, it's really the end of an era," Ms Manno says.
"Even though it's hard to let go, we all have to move on with our lives.
"Growing up there, it was a safe, friendly and peaceful environment which was well resourced and convenient to everything," she says. "It had it all, from corner shops to schools and recreational areas all near our house.
"Today, it caters well to people's much faster and busier lifestyles. It's certainly starting to attract younger families who are upwardly mobile, looking to be close to Norwood's cafe and retail attractions."
39 Seventh Avenue, St Morris, currently on the market through Harcourts.
The suburb's median house price has surged up 21.7 per cent in the past year.
Ms Manno says the suburb's Magill Rd stretch has become "very cosmopolitan" in the last couple of years with lots of trendy, smaller cafes and restaurants popping up which are well supported.
"It's also close to quality, private and government schooling including Marryatville Primary, Mary McKillop and Norwood Morialta High," she says.
"It's a very quiet community and everyone's very protective of each other."
1/32 Third Avenue St Morris, currently on the market through Timms Real Estate.
Ms Manno says there hadn't been wholesale subdivision in St Morris so it retains lots of properties with large backyards that many families often seek.
Alexander Parzis of Harcourts Magill says St Morris homes were highly desired.
"It's a very niche spot and homes are tightly held, so properties don't stay on the market long," he says.
"St Morris blocks can't be readily subdivided due to the local council's character zoning attached to it.
"It's a very family-oriented area and many buyers are younger families."
St Morris: Should definitely be on your suburb shortlist if you're looking to buy in Adelaide's east.
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Stereovision #28 and 29 from Jim Ford.
November 6, 2012 November 6, 2012 | The 22 Magazine
JIM FORD IN THE 22 MAGAZINE.
THE WEEK/WEEKEND: October 5-11.
October 4, 2012 October 5, 2012 | The 22 Magazine
A Postcard from New Yorkshire New works by Doktor A.
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October 12th 2012 (Through Nov 11)
While you are enjoying your spoils from the upcoming NYCC 2012 weekend, make sure to take a break from the Javits Center mayhem for a spectacular evening at the opening of A Postcard from New Yorkshire, featuring new artwork by Dok A. The steampunk extraordinaire is getting adventurous with his work in the show, pushing boundaries and showcasing newly acquired skills. Anticipate intricate details in custom toys as well as ink drawings. Show opens on Friday, October 12 from 7 – 10pm. Dok A will be in attendance at the opening and make sure to welcome him because this will mark his first visit to NYC. Show runs until November 11.
Octopus Project/The Vandelles
Sat, October 6, 2012
Mercury Lounge
A group of young noise-rock musicians moves into a old, ghost-filled house and sets up shop. Though the spooks are at first rattled by the blasts of guitar feedback and unhinged drummery, they soon begin to share their own beautiful, otherworldly melodies with the band and discover a musical common ground. As the group, ghosts included, fills the neighborhood with strange, electrifying sounds, curious neighbors and passers-by find themselves drawn to the rumbling, hypnotic rhythms emanating from the old dwelling. And so you find yourself here, outside the house, where a sort of Tim Burton block party is unfolding. Come on inside. The Octopus Project is just getting started…
The Where, the Why, and the How: 75 Artists Illustrate Wondrous Mysteries of Science
Powerhouse Arena
Thursday, October 11, 7–9 PM
A science book like no other, The Where, The Why, and The How turns loose 75 of today's hottest artists onto life's vast questions, from how we got here to where we are going. Inside these pages some of the biggest (and smallest) mysteries of the natural world are explained in essays by real working scientists, which are then illustrated by artists given free rein to be as literal or as imaginative as they like. The result is a celebration of the wonder that inspires every new discovery.
The Butterfly Conservatory
October 6, 2012 – May 28, 2013
This is one of the museum's most popular annual seasonal exhibitions. Butterflies and moths make up a large group of insects known as the Order Lepidoptera (lep-i-DOP-ter-ah). The name–from the Greek lepido, "scale", and ptera, "wings"–refers to a prominent feature of adult butterflies and moths, the tiny scales that cover the wings and the rest of the body.
Daniel Temkin, 98.1034 Bottles of Beer
Devotion Gallery
Opening Friday, October 5th, 7 – 11pm
98.1034 Bottles of Beer on the Wall provides drunken encounters with compulsive systems. A program continually preens itself, inserting lines of code to change its visual representation, but along the way, introducing glitches and new patterns of behavior. A therapist program tries to dispense advice as her logic slowly breaks down. Sound editing software turns simple geometric shapes into hallucinatory landscapes. Photoshop generates intricate patterns in an attempt to hide visual compression. A book displays the abuses and absurdities of the DNS system, an addressing apparatus that has seemingly exhausted meaningful combinations of English words.
Picasso Black and White
October 5, 2012–January 23, 2013
Picasso Black and White is the first exhibition to explore a remarkable focus that occupied the great Spanish artist, Pablo Picasso, throughout his prolific career: the use of black and white. Few artists have exerted as considerable an influence over subsequent generations as Picasso, one of the most recognized figures in 20th-century art. While his work is often seen through the lens of his diverse styles and subjects—his Blue and Rose periods, pioneering investigations into Cubism, neoclassical figurative paintings, and explorations in Surrealism, for example, or the forceful and somber scenes depicting the atrocities of war, the allegorical still lifes, the vivid interpretations of arthistorical masterpieces, and the highly sexualized canvases of his twilight years—the recurrent motif of black, white, and gray is frequently overlooked.
THE WEEK: Dec 5-9.
December 5, 2011 December 12, 2011 | The 22 Magazine
Photographing the Dead: The History of Postmortem Photography from The Burns Collection and Archive
Postmortem photography, photographing a deceased person, was a common practice in the 19th and early 20th centuries. These photographs, from the beginning of the practice until now, are special mementos that hold deep meaning for mourners through visually "embalming" the dead. Although postmortem photographs make up the largest group of nineteenth-century American genre photographs, until recent years they were largely unseen and unknown. Dr. Burns recognized the importance of this phenomenon in his early collecting when he bought his first postmortem photographs in 1976. Since that time he has amassed the most comprehensive collection of postmortem photography in the world and has curated several exhibits and published three books on the subject: the Sleeping Beauty series. Tonight, Dr. Burns will speak about the practice of postmortem photography from the 19th century until today and share hundreds of images from his collection.
FIRST BOOK BROOKLYN HOLIDAY PARTY & FUNDRAISER
first book–brooklyn is a nonprofit organization dedicated to getting new books to children in need. join us tonight for their first annual holiday party and fundraiser.
The Weekend:Dec 2-4.
December 2, 2011 December 5, 2011 | The 22 Magazine
TED BROOKLYN:
We're living in what is commonly referred to as the "Information Age." With the emergence of social networks, we build new communities by pressing the "Like" and "+1" buttons and becoming fans. As we become increasingly interconnected with the Brooklyn community in these new ways, we find ourselves grasping for a new common ethos. In other words, we are striving to refine and define "better." On December 2 at Brooklyn Bowl, we will address these issues with talks from the best and brightest minds of Brooklyn and beyond.
OPERA ON TAP/Roulette Sisters.
Opera is fun. Most people don't seem to realize how much fun it really is. In order to prove it, Opera on Tap has taken its act to barrooms where they found out that beer on tap enhances the operatic experience. The company is made up of young singers and instrumentalists who relish the direct contact with audiences not inhibited in their reactions by the looming menace of giant chandelier.The Roulette Sisters have been turning heads and stopping traffic since forming in the cold winter of 2003. Noticing that their warm velvet harmonies and spicy hot licks were melting the snow outside, the sisters realized that they had started something not only weather-altering but soul-stirring as well. The sexy sisters play a hip-shaking blend of American country blues, traditional songs, popular tunes and old timey music from the first half of the 20th century. With Mamie Minch: resonator guitar, Meg Reichardt: electric guitar, Megan Burleyson: washboard, Karen Waltuch: viola.


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Thomas Dekker is an American actor, producer, and director.
Thomas Dekker has sometimes been credited as Tom.
Thomas Dekker was born Thomas Alexander Dekker, in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. His zodiac sign is Capricorn.
As an actor, Thomas Dekker has been seen in movies such as Kaboom, released in 2010 in which he portrays Smith, An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island (1998) in which he portrays Fievel, An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster (1999) (character: Fievel Mousekewitz), ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2 (2011) (Tommy), From Within (2008) in which he plays Aidan, and Plush (2013) in which he portrays Jack.
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Thomas Dekker as "Ethan" in "Angels Crest" (2011)
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Q: WordPress sidebar - Show all widget titles then all widget contents I'm building a wordpress plugin that turns widgets in a sidebar in to a tabbed-content area.
The sidebar contents currently output as:
widget_title, widget-contents - widget_title, widget-contents
I would like them to output as:
widget_title, widget_title - widget_contents, widget_contents
Here is my sidebar:
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With the titles listing without being punctuated by the contents (and vice versa) the interface-design could have much more flexibility.
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I think I have it:

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Any suggestions as to how I could do that would be greatly appreciated!

A: for the begining, in the code:

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you have a basic php mistake. you dont have a ; after $title and #content.
so this code should be like:

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but unless $widget, $title and $content are veriables you made, it won't work by wordpress.

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Mimi's New Elf doll is a twelve inch male Elf on walk-about. One leg is armatured so he can be posed mid-step. He wears breeches and has a vest and shirt (which he totes in his carryall so he can expose his manly chest). He also has shoes and a woodsmen's hat.
Some of these instructions, patterns, and photographs were printed in the December and February issues of Soft Dolls & Animals! Magazine. This new free pattern with instructions is the original version from which those articles were adapted.
To get a copy of the 27 page instructions and the 5 pattern sheets, go to Mimidolls.Com and click on the download link.
Mimi's Elf Named Stretch is featured on the cover of the current issue (dated January, 2011) of Soft Dolls and Animals. Inside is a free pattern for Stretch and an amazing ten pages of simplified instructions on how to make him. (His needle modeled chest and clothing are in a later issue – we have just sent them in.) If you've ever wanted a FREE Mimi pattern, this is it! If you've ever wanted a simple Mimi pattern, this is it!
Mimi's Elf Named Stretch Takes Cover of SD&A!
We've also promised our SD&A readers some video demos to help make Stretch. The first video is Mimi's Ladder Stitching Demo. This brand new demo takes exactly five minutes and shows you how to pin, mark, and ladder stitch everything you need to make a doll.
One more thing for our SD&A readers (and everyone else) — we have a copy of the free pattern for download. The copy in SD&A had to be printed on two sides of the paper to save space. Ours is printed on just one side and can be printed directly on card stock if you want to. You can download it from http://mimidolls.com/Stretch_the_Elf.PDF. Unfortunately, if you want the instructions, you'll just have to get the magazine — we won't be publishing them until the magazine (and the additional articles) have finished their run.
Jim and I celebrated our 32nd anniversary on March 16th. No cake. I have discovered the best recipe in the world for chocolate chip cookies. I make up a batch but only bake six every other day for three days. They are thick, crisp and chewy. They are wonderful and they are large so one per person is enough. I have to hide the other three for the second night to keep me from getting into them. Well, it's better than baking up a three-dozen regular sized cookies that will only last one day around this crowd.
I finally had to make that fancy jacket that I messed up last week. The last Elf is Goldie. The jacket is a Renaissance style men's jacket but my little girl Elf loves it. It is fully lined with a pale yellow silk. The jacket is a bit fiddly to make this small but would be lovely and easier to make if the size was doubled. It would fit a 15 or 16 inch doll. I am not planning to include this vest it in the pattern for the Elves because it would require dozens of photos and text to describe making it. But for those of you who are adventurous, click here to download the pattern. I adopted it from a wonderful book called Patterns for Theatrical Costuming, subtitled Garments, Trims and Accessories from Ancient Egypt to 1915 by Katherine Strand Holkeboer. It is published by Costume and Fashion Press, New York. It is available from Amazon.com and other online booksellers.
I spent three days designing and making a fancy vest for a seven-inch Elf. I need my head examined! Yesterday I decided to spend some time looking through several of my costuming books and found a renaissance jerkin that would do nicely. Elvin folk don't mind mixing styles and even centuries. I draped the little guy's upper torso to make the pattern and, as I was "truing it up," I realized that as long as I was using a non-woven fabric (ultra-suede) I didn't have to think about grain lines. This means that I can make this up as a one-piece pattern! A "simple" Mimi pattern. Now that's an oxymoron!