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As I Watch From Afar
by Eytan Kobre · June 21, 2007
How does one cope with the pain, sitting here in New York, while at this moment, thousands of miles away, our beautifully pure, and purely beautiful, Yerushalayim is being traumatized?
Yerushalayim, whose streets and alleyways — including Rechov HaMelech Dovid — have known the footsteps of prophets, kings, high priests, countless millions of spiritual heroes, known and unknown.
Yerushalayim, within whose embrace sits ge'on uzeinu, Rav Yosef Sholom Elyashiv, shlit"a, who, at this moment, is undoubtedly sitting and singing a melody over a sefer as he has for the last eighty uninterrupted years of toil in Torah, and who tends a flock of thousands and thousands of toilers in Torah and their families.
Could it really be that within those same boundaries unfolds a spectacle in which others — Jews! — exalt into a parade, a philosophy, a movement . . . what? What is it they pay homage to thus? What great truth, what powerful ideal must lie thereunder? At root, under the layers of repackaging and posturing, only the pettiest and basest of fleeting, animalistic urges.
But then, seeking some slight comfort from the pain, I recall a wonderful article by a rebbe of mine, Rav Yechiel Perr, entitled Experiences in Emunah (Jewish Action, Fall '92) in which he writes, inter alia:
I remember a certain young man who called from Manhattan to make an appointment to speak with both my parents, as he insisted. This young man had been only marginally interested in Yiddishkeit when he lived in our community and my parents hoped that his call signaled a new interest in Torah. But it turned out that all he wanted was to debate my parents on matters of emunah. In those days, the theory of evolution still had a dominant hold over the popular mind. Science presented itself and was indeed perceived as the infallible truth, while religion was belittled and considered the province of the superstitious and dimwitted.
As soon as it became evident that the young man had no interest in hearing anything contrary to his opinion, my father retired from the field of battle and engrossed himself in a sefer, only looking up once in awhile to see how things were faring with my mother who continued the
argument. I sat by and observed in amazement. Here was a young man utterly convinced of his apikorsus (heresy), who had taken a trip out to Queens only for the purpose of validating his apikorsus by smashing it down on the heads of an old rabbi and his wife. How powerful was the emunah deep within his own heart that required this of him. But moreover, when had my father ever lectured on the topic of science and religion, that he should be made the object of this nasty assault? My father never discussed emunah topics unless he was forced to.
The answer is that my father had an uncompromising commitment to meticulous observance of Torah and this itself spoke resoundingly of the existence of the Creator. It spoke so loudly and clearly that it was still heard years later in a distant place by a young man who had once seen it.
Why do these marchers force themselves on an unwilling Yerushalayim Ir Hakodesh, prepared even, amidst a firefighters strike that threatened to cancel the parade, to pay privately for firefighters to be present just so the spectacle could proceed? Why do they insist, year after year, on flaunting their "pride" here, only here?
This is my hergesh, and only that:
I believe that these people testify more eloquently than I ever could to Yerushalayim's beauty, a beauty so deep that an estranged Yiddishe neshoma will — must — travel from afar to tarnish it.
It's not despite, but rather, because this city's streets have known the footsteps of prophets, kings, high priests, countless millions of spiritual heroes, known and unknown, that the marchers are compelled to march. These marchers, they're as Jewish as you and I, and their neshamos , too, sense and know what they might not. And under layer upon layer of alienation from kedushah, they hear Yerushalayim's massive Torah, Avodah and Chesed call out to them in a voice that can be neither silenced nor muffled no matter how much they strain to shout above it to assert their "pride" in that in which they are entrapped.
And I fall in love with powerful, beautiful, wise, holy Yerushalayim all over again.
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ben-aharon says:
Eytan Kobre reveals a most beautiful neshama in his loving explanation of the motives for marching by those so desperate for "pride". I wish I had as pure a heart as he. Sadly, I observe less noble yearnings in the parade attendees. On the one hand there is the child-like demand for legitimacy of a life so focused on materialism that sensuality has become their spirituality. On the other hand one sees the rebellious adolescent who defines himself by being the opposite of adult expectations. In either case there is arrested development & an inability for introspection. The need for such "pride" masks great inner pain and isolation. We all struggle with our flaws and desires. Unfortunately, some of us carry such self-loathing that enlightenment, healing, and change are renounced in favor of deeper degradation. The yetzer hara does not simply lead us astray; it convinces us we are actually on the correct path – and everyone else is wrong. Only one-to-one engagement can make a difference. Counter demonstrations merely reinforce skewed thinking.
ben-aharon
ariel says:
obviously they're marching in Jerusalem b/c of what it represents. They've marched in Rome, and now in the Jewish city. But I have my doubts on them being able to do it in Mecca.
Joe Fisher says:
Lovely writing.
By the way, the parade surely proves the weakness of our Charedi Knesset parties. They can't even protect the Holy City from being trampled by the world's leading sinners.
Menachem Lipkin says:
"How does one cope with the pain, sitting here in New York,…"
And therein lies the root of the problem. If Eytan, and the 500,000 other committed Jews in the Goldena Medina, would actualize there feelings for and fulfill their Torah obligation to Jerusalem and our holy land then there would be much less room, both physically and spiritually, for spectacles such as those we witnessed yesterday.
"…Yerushalayim is being traumatized?"
I am confident that "our beautifully pure, and purely beautiful" Jerusalem is much more traumatized by the ongoing and willful smack in the face by millions of her beloved who by their absence have chosen to abandon her, then by a brief tawdry display by a handful of her wayward children.
Eytan Kobre: Yerushalayim, whose streets and alleyways—including Rechov HaMelech Dovid —have known the footsteps of prophets, kings, high priests, countless millions of spiritual heroes, known and unknown.
Ori: Yerushalayim's streets and alleyways have also known the footsteps of false prophets, monarchs such as Athaliah and Manasseh, and priests who presided over sacrifices to the Moloch. Not to mention the "righteous" soldiers of Babylon, the Seleucids, and Rome.
Yerushalayim is not, and never has been, pure. A pure city can't fulfill the job that Yerushalaim is doing.
jr says:
Let's not get carried away here. Yerushalaim is much more traumatized by the blood letting perpetrated by terrorists, than by a parade of an abused minority group who just want to say "we are alive and we are here." (If by the way they weren't subjected to constant scorn, rejection and abuse, there would be no need for the parade and the whole thing would be a non-issue). The charedi community sees no need to pick up a weapon and stand guard to defend fellow Jews from terrorist murderers, claiming that the study of Torah is the best protection they can offer. May I then suggest that if they feel more threatened by the gay parade than by Hamas, they should redouble their Torah study as their "defense", and not waste time waxing poetically or taking to the streets about some silly march.
TO EYTAN:
I'm afraid that you've missed the real point here. There are thieves and miscreants everywhere, but the authorities suppres them and arrest them.
Here in secular/ahteist Israel, the Government itself actively encourages perversion and desecration of all our Torah values. This parade of abomination was protected from an overwhlmingly opposed population (not just hareidim) by an army of 8,000 Police and Border Guards, supported by helicopters flying overhead. The cost to the Israeli Government (strapped for cash?) was 13,000,000 Shekel.
The radical-secular Supreme court Chief Justice Dorit Beinisch manipulated the normal rotation of judges to make herself the judge who would decide the fate of the Parade when it was challenged in court.
Here, in this article, is the true face of Israel's government today:
http://www.cnn.com/video/player/player.html?url=/video/world/2007/06/21/costello.israel.maxim.affl
Girls: Israel's racy new PR strategy
Israel flirts with a racy new public-relations strategy.
By Kevin Peraino
April 9, 2007 issue – Jim Malucci has two tattoos, one on each bulging bicep. On the left one, the photographer for Maxim magazine has etched an image of a seductively dressed pinup; on the right, he has stenciled the words GO WITH GOD in Portuguese…
Taking in the scene, David Saranga can't help but grin. The Israeli consular official based in New York approached Maxim six months ago. His proposal: the government and other pro-Israeli groups would fly a camera crew across the Atlantic in an effort to remake the Jewish state's public image. Israel's reputation had suffered after last summer's war with Lebanon; in a recent BBC poll taken in 27 countries, 56 percent of respondents considered Israel a "negative influence" in the world, higher than both Iran and the United States. But Israel's real PR problem, according to Saranga, is that Americans—particularly men aged 18 to 35—either associate the country with war or holy relics, or don't think of it at all. "We have to find the right hook," he says. "And what's relevant to men under 35? Good-looking women."
ANOTHER IMPORTANT POINT:
Missed by most commentators is that the JOH organization, which organized the GayParade to the tune of 500,000 Shekel, is mostly financed by your charity dollars through the Jewish Federations in the United States.
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Sabba Hillel says:
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Andrew Friedman, writing for Ynet last year, said he asked JOH head Noa Sattah why her organization had not routed the parade through the Muslim and Christian quarters of Jerualem. "We don't want to offend them [the Arabs]," she explained, to which Friedman responded, "But many Jews are also offended by the march. Seems to me that means you are careful not to offend Arab residents, but feel it is your right to offend Jewish ones." Friedman wrote that Sattah's "silence in response was deafening."
Gershon Josephs says:
" What great truth, what powerful ideal must lie thereunder? At root, under the layers of repackaging and posturing, only the pettiest and basest of fleeting, animalistic urges."
With that kind of logic, you could say the exact same thing about heterosexual marriage. I don't think the marchers think they are marching to promote fleeting animal urges. It's more likely about freedom, rights, and not basing morality on 3000 year old documents of unknown provenance (according to their point of view).
Let's be honest here: Without the Torah, common sense would probably agree with them. With the Torah, we believe it's wrong. It's no suprise that people without Torah reject the Torah's morality. However, making it out to be common sense morality is not only wrong, but it takes away from the Torah.
Avi says:
"I am confident that "our beautifully pure, and purely beautiful" Jerusalem is much more traumatized by the ongoing and willful smack in the face by millions of her beloved who by their absence have chosen to abandon her…"
And therein lies the root of many of our problems as committed Jews: the "ONE ISSUE" enthusisasts who (in this particular case) would have the rest of us ignore our respective total pictures, i.e. ability to fulfill the mitsvos of paying our debts, supporting our families, catring for aged parents, not be an unnecessary burden on the Israeli taxpayer, keeping our kids from feeling disenfranchise(and ch"v going off the derech) in an unfamiliar culture, etc.
I've unfortunately witnessed a number of people who've suffered severely damaging results because they listened to ONE ISSUE people instead of discussing the whole picture with their respective rabbonim.
I'm sure that Jerusalem is much more "traumatized by the ongoing and willful smack in the face" by the many of her beloved who pervert Daas Torah in this way.
I think that both the author and Menachem are correct. We tend to forget that there is a basic halachic concept of Kidsha LShaata vKidhsa LAsid Lavoh. That means, no matter what happens or who tramples through the streets of Jerusalem without regard for its sanctity, Jerusalem will always remain and be a center for Kedusha. OTOH,until we realize that only Jerusalem has such a status, we will be committing "an ongoing and wilfull smack in the face" to Ir HaKodesh.
Garnel Ironheart says:
Although I felt great pain when I heard that the "parade" was going to happen again (didn't they learn from their experience over the last few years?), I had to keep in mind:
Menashe HaRasha put an idol in the Beis HaMikdash and filled its streets with blood from end to end, but the holiness of Yerushalayim outlasted him.
Nevuzaradan razed its walls and the First Temple and exiled its inhabitants. Gazing upon its ruins, Yirimiyahu exclaimed his grief: ""The Lord consumned wihtout pity all the dwellings of Yaakov". Yet the holiness of Yerushalayim outlasted the Babylonians.
The Greeks sacrified pigs on the altar in the Second Temple and filled the city with whorehouses and circuses. But the holiness of Yerushalayim outlasted them.
Vespasian and Titus destroyed it too and even renamed it Aelia Capitolina – but the holiness of Yerushalayim outlasted them.
Even now, on a daily basis, there are non-kosher restaurants, women of ill-repute and criminals walking freely through its streets – but the holiness of Yerushalayim will outlast them.
It will surely outlast a petulant group of exhibitionists who want nothing more than to aggravate and upset us.
Dr. E says:
With all due respect, gimme a break. It appears that you are caught up in all of the rhetoric being spewed by someone in NY and the Israel-based Kannoim who obviously have both time on their hands and an eager reporter next to them. "Trauma" is a terror attack. This is Chillul Hashem. (as is the violence and anarchy perpetrated by the hooligans).
Maybe the people who feel a need to shry chai v'kayam, should channel that same energy towards a blatt Gemora, much as Rav Elyashiv has done for the last unmitigated 80 years.
Avi,
I'm sure it would be psychologically convenient for you to pigeonhole me into the "one issue" corner. Unfortunately for you that's just not the case. Of course I realize that there are a myriad of legitimate reasons people can't make Aliyah (it took me 16 years to get here). That said however, many (most) people who don't make aliyah have no so such excuses, nor is it even on their radar ask their "daas torah" if they should.
Set aside for a moment the non and anti-Zionist RW world who have institutionalized the idea that Aliyah is treif. A corner-stone of the Daas Torah of the rest of the orthodox world is to make Aliyah a priority.
I certainly don't expect that every committed Jews in the US can or would live in Israel. However, we can do a lot better than we are and that ongoing fact is much more insulting to our Holy City and Holy Land than the momentary lapse we experienced last week.
SM says:
And if they marched in the face of the absolute indifference of everyone else, would they still bother?
This simply gives the marchers the type of reaction they seek – and a further reason to allege victimisation and hypocrisy. It's offensive – big deal. Lots of things are offensive.
Offensiveness is not the test. The test is how you make what you dislike go away. In this case that is so obviously by ignoring it that the motives of those who urge constant attention on the issus and (worse) damaging protest need to be carefully examined.
cvmay says:
Right on Menechem Lipkin.
This year we celebrated the 40th anniversary of the reunification of Yerushayalim, the Jewish written media lamented the fact there were so many "lost opportunities" after the miraculous victory of klal yisroel. The hills of the Galilee laden with luscious fruits, the Jezreel Valley full of greenery, & the Judean Hills full of children singing were waiting and waiting and waiting and still waiting for Hashem's children to return to their gd-given inheritance. So many of today's religious problems could have been avoided if Torah observing residents were in larger numbers. Meragelim again and again.
sima ir kodesh says:
Avi, you sound like the neisiim (12 spies) who did not want to enter Eretz Yisroel since it will diminish their connection to hakodeshbaruchwho, by working the land and living a natural life rather than the spiritual existence of the midbar. Surely it can not be a ONE ISSUE mitzvoh, did the ramban, vilna gaon, rav isser zalman meltzer, rav bulman and others think that it was ONE ISSUE verus kol hatorah kula.
Be honest, it just ain't my thing? Parnossa, parents, kids at risk is my bigger worry. OK? Did hashem offer us a half-baked gift knowing it wouldn't work for the American culture frum society? Maybe or maybe not.
ONE ISSUE enthusiasts, passionate for that mitzvoh sort of like the daughters of Tzlafchod, and what is your passionate mitzvoh?
Seriously, Eretz Yisroel is the destiny of klal yisroel, it may not work for you today but don't diminish, deny or disenfranchise the greatness of those who do or desire the opportunity. See you in TZION sooner than later.
Yehoshua Friedman says:
Menachem Lipkin,
You mentioned "non and anti-Zionist RW world who have institutionalized the idea that Aliyah is treif". So who are all these English-speaking hareidi Jews that I keep running into in Jerusalem and elsewhere in EY? Nonetheless I agree that Jews should make aliya!
Your (original)comment was directed at Eytan (and committed Jews like Eytan). Did you verify that Eytan has no legitimate reason for living outside of EY before you accused him publicly of perpetrating an "ongoing and willful smack in the face" of Jerusalem as a result of not making aliyah?
Sima,
You're aware that a significant number of Amaraim, Savaroim, and Geonim lived outside of EY (and some even moved from EY to Bavel) while there was a significant settlement in EY–in fact, that's where Talmud Bavli comes from. Assuming you don't see them also as Meraglim, it is obvious that there ARE legitimate reasons to live outside of EY. Since you don't even know me, why assume that I don't as well have legitimate reasons for living outside of EY?
Additional response to Sima Ir Kodesh:
Did you mean to imply that a person who does not make aliyah because he is the sole caretaker of aged parents is similar to the Meraglim? Please clarify.
The Bnos Tzlofchod prove my point: they didn't try to figure out an answer based on which mitsva they were most passionate about; they went to their expert rabbi (Moshe Rabbeinu) and asked. Undoubtedly, the Bnos Tselofchod would advocate that we do the same.
My ONE ISSUE,like yours and all other observant Jews, is (or should be) to be the best agent of Hashem that we can be. Hashem gave 613 mitsvos, of which one very important one is living in EY. But there are times when we can't possibly do all mitsvos, and it takes a Talmid Chacham to know which mitsvos are to be set aside for the sake of other mitsvos,and under which circumstances. That's why I think ONE ISSUE advocacy is dangerous—it totally misses this nuance. And I think that people who would call others Meraglim-like, despite the fact that our rebbeim, who know our respective complete pictures, have ruled that we should not make alityah at this time, should try to work a little harder on their Ahavas Yisroel.
It should be clear from my latter response to you that it's certainly not for me to judge any individual as to their legitimate reasons for not living in Israel. However, it's quite clear that as a Clal we are woefully lacking in this area.
You have, I assume inadvertently, misrepresented my comment. In the first paragraph I was using Eytan as a generic representative for the Clal, since he acted in that roll in writing this article.
The second paragraph referring to the "smack in the face" was quite clearly third person, i.e. not referring to Eytan or anyone in particular.
That I said, I do challenge you, Eytan, and the "Clal" to do a true, ongoing cheshbon Hanefesh on this vital issue.
From Avi,
"…it takes a Talmid Chacham to know which mitsvos are to be set aside for the sake of other mitsvos,and under which circumstances."
"And I think that people who would call others Meraglim-like, despite the fact that our rebbeim, who know our respective complete pictures, have ruled that we should not make alityah at this time,…"
While certainly not definitive on the issue, it's important to keep in mind the following brought by Rabbi Teichtel, in his "Eim Habinim Semeichah" in the name of the Zohar and Shelah when finding a posek to ask about living in Eretz Yisroel:
"Even the greatest gadol in Torah and righteousness should not trust himself when he opposes the movement to build the Land. He should not think that his intentions are fully for the sake of Heaven, for he is certainly no greater in Torah and righteousness than the princes whom Moshe sent."
Like you, I'm also very into Ahavas Yisroel, that's why I want everyone here with me. 🙂
From Yehoshua,
"So who are all these English-speaking hareidi Jews that I keep running into in Jerusalem and elsewhere in EY?"
I haven't finished my complete survey of all English-speaking Chareidi Jews living in Israel yet. 🙂 However, one observation is that there are quite a number of bochrim and couples who are here temporarily while learning. (Not a bad thing of course.) And while some percentage do end up staying, most go back when they are ready to start their "real" lives.
However, there is still an overriding negative attitude toward making Aliyah in the RW camp in the US. The responses I received from many RW friends when I told them I was making Aliyah ranged from a lukewarm "good luck" to "why on Earth would you do that". RW friends of mine who have made Aliyah have similar or worse experiences. Ironically, on an individual level, when these people having gone to their poskim, they have received encouragement. (Obviously a skewed sampling since they are already here.) But there does seem to be disconnect on the communal level.
Shalhevet says:
Menachem- it would be interesting to count the number of English speaking families in Kiryat Sefer, Beitar, Ramat Bet Shemesh, Har Nof, N'vei Yaakov…. All mostly or totally Charedi areas where residents are pretty much there to stay.
One thing I am sure about is that there is whole lot of English in the streets and the parks in these places!
That said, it is true that Aliyah is not so stressed in the charedi/yeshivish communities. I think this is the reason that so many of these families are living here for the ideals of Torah and the protected, Jewish environment, rather than abstract idealistic reasons.
I believed you when, in your second comment, you clarified: "Of course I realize that there are a myriad of legitimate reasons people can't make Aliyah (it took me 16 years to get here)"
But I believe I was justified in thinking that your first comment was charactistic of a ONE ISSUE mentality: it reads like a sweeping generalization of "Eytan, and the 500,000 other committed Jews in the Goldena Medina" without reference to any possible legitimacy in not making Aliyah.
The readers will have to decide for themselves.
Moshe Weiss says:
I'm moving to EY in less than a month, so I can't be suspected of being biased here in favor of those staying in Chu"l, but I find the idea often heard that if all the frum Jews would move that "there would be much less room, both physically and spiritually, for spectacles such as those we witnessed yesterday", or that they might expect significant change in a country whose very cornerstone of existence is supplanting Torah as the identity of the Jew, often bandied about as a rationale for making Aliyah, offensive.
After the importing of hundreds of thousands of Russian non-Jews by the Israeli government, and no reason to believe they wouldn't do something like that again to maintain 'demographic equilibrium' lest the religious overtake the secular; to go along with the institutional and media bias against religious in general, and Charedim in particular; not to mention the highly problematic idea of service in an IDF which pulls settlers out of their homes, opposed by great Rabbanim like R' Avraham Shapira; I find such pitches as offensive as 'kiruv' pitches with promises of quality Shidduchim, and the like, which often fail to pan out, leaving the person who heard these promises feeling betrayed and lied to.
Menachem, you were there already, along with hundreds of thousands of frum Jews. What did you do to stop the parade?
If a person is making Aliyah, wonderful. It is a great Mitzvah, and should be something that every religious Jew should at least sincerely want to do. But don't go there thinking you will change very much in the way of gay parades, anti-Charedi media bias, and the like just by virtue of being there – you may end up very, very frustrated.
Shalhevet, Would you mind explaining what "rather than abstract idealistic reasons" is alluding to? Many mitzvohs min hatorah can be portrayed as abstract & idealistic when they are not delved into, modeled, researched, taught or encouraged. Imagine telling a "newly religious individual" the intrigues of lashon hara, it sure sounds so 'abstract & idealistic', then try Shatnez.
Avi, do you truly believe that those who have decided not to fulfill the mitzvah of yishuv eretz yisroel have checked this out with a talmid chocham? An excellent sefer to own is "Living in the Palace", the introduction by Rav Zev Leff is a must to read, this sefer will warm the blood with the desire to be in eretz yisroel.
Whether a person makes aliyah or not, is a personal decision BUT to ignore this noble and all-encompassing mitzvah, in our educational system and in our day to day life is a lack of hakatoras hatov to the one above. Every Yom Kippur davening and Pesach sedar ends with "Next Year in Jerusalem"—why? why? why?
Moshe, Kol Hakavod on your coming Aliyah. May you have a Klita N'Ima.
Not sure I was giving what you quoted as a "rationale" for making Aliyah. The reason to live in Israel is that it's a Mitzvah. Contrary to you, I believe that an increased number of Torah Jews here does and will make a difference. Of course a big caveat to that is that we all need to work in the best interest of the Clal, including everybody, and not follow our narrow special interests. And contrary to the carping of many, this is still a democracy. A cohesive block of religious and traditional minded voters would enjoy an instant plurality. Another 500K voters could throw that into a majority. Despite whatever agendas you may ascribe to the evil Zionists and despite the corruption that is rampant in the government, much could be accomplished with such a majority. Just look what these little religious parties have accomplished with their myopic narrowness.
I agree that if one ascribes reasons to a mitzvah, any mitzvah, and those reasons don't pan out, the person will be frustrated. But I do believe that when one, or in this case many, fulfill a mitzvah there are many potential benefits that can accrue. I truly believe that even the relatively paltry yet wonderful Aliyah of the past few years has already benefited the country, how much more so if this trickle turns into a flood.
Look me up in Bet Shemesh. I'll be happy to continue this discussion with you in person.
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Wing Commander Nigel Borland Love (16 January 1892 – 2 October 1979) was an Australian aviator and flour miller.

Love was born at South Kurrajong to businessman John Love and Rebecca, née Charley. He attended Sydney Boys' High School before working in his father's importing business, Plummer Love & Co. He visited Britain 1912–13. In 1915 he enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force and was sent to the government flying school at Richmond. He was commissioned on 11 January 1917 and sent for further training in Britain. In January 1918 he was promoted lieutenant, and served in France with the Australian Flying Corps until June, when he was returned to England as an instructor.

Love returned to Sydney in 1919, and in partnership with W. J. Warneford and H. E. Broadsmith registered the Australian Aircraft and Engineering Co. Ltd., establishing its premises at Mascot. Love, the inaugural managing director, pursued a vigorous publicity campaign and later supplied Qantas with its first commercial aircraft. The market was limited, however, and a lack of government assistance saw the company voluntarily liquidate in 1923. The Commonwealth resumed ownership of their airfield, now Kingsford Smith Airport, when the lease expired.

On 4 June 1924 Love married Phyllis Eloise Davey at Strathfield Methodist Church, joining her father's flour mill firm, Edwin Davey & Sons. He registered N. B. Love Pty Ltd and built his own flour mill at Enfield in January 1935. He was also a founding member of the New South Wales Flour Millers' Trade Council in 1942.

In August 1941, Love was appointed wing commander in the Royal Australian Air Force and commanded a wing of the Air Training Corps for boys between 16 and 18. He contested the 1943 federal election unsuccessfully, running as a Liberal Democrat in Parkes. From 1945 to 1946 he was president of the state branch of the Air Force Association.

Love took over Edwin Davey & Sons in 1940, acquiring a Boggabri flour mill in 1944. He established Millmaster Feeds Pty Ltd in 1952 and in 1958 floated N. B. Love Industries Ltd., which was sold to George Weston Limited in 1962, when Love retired to the Canberra region. He died at Killara in 1979 and was cremated.

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- Coach employees in specific people matters, for example flexible work arrangements, leaves of absence, transitions, development programs etc.


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M15 demande protection () est un film britannique réalisé par Sidney Lumet et sorti en 1967. Il s'agit d'une adaptation du roman L'Appel du mort de John le Carré.

Synopsis
Pendant la Guerre froide, en Angleterre. Charles Dobbs, officier au Secret Intelligence Service, MI5 (pour Military Intelligence, section 5), est chargé d'enquêter sur Samuel Fennan, suspecté de sympathies communistes. Convaincu, après un entretien, qu'il s'agit d'une erreur de jeunesse, Dobbs apprend le suicide de Fennan. Il est alors prié d'aller s'excuser auprès de sa veuve, qui lui impute la responsabilité de la mort de son mari. Au même moment, un vieil ami, compagnon de guerre, réapparaît dans sa vie.

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 Titre français : M15 demande protection
 Titre original : The Deadly Affair
 Réalisation : Sidney Lumet, assisté de Brian W. Cook (non crédité)
 Scénario : Paul Dehn, d'après le roman L'Appel du mort de John le Carré
 Musique : Quincy Jones
 Photographie : Freddie Young
 Montage : Thelma Connell
 Direction artistique : John Howell
 Création des costumes : Cynthia Tingey
 Production : Sidney Lumet et Denis O'Dell producteur associé
 Société de production : Sidney Lumet Film Productions
 Société de distribution : Columbia Pictures
 Langue originale : anglais
 Pays de production :
 Format : Couleur (Technicolor) - son monophonique (Westrex Recording System)
 Genre : drame, espionnage
 Durée : 115 minutes
 Dates de sortie :
 États-Unis :  (New York)
 Royaume-Uni :
 France :

Distribution
 James Mason (VF : William Sabatier) : Charles Dobbs
 Simone Signoret (VF : Elle-même) : Elsa Fennan
 Maximilian Schell (VF : Jean Berger) : Dieter Frey
 Harriet Andersson : Ann Dobbs
 Harry Andrews (VF : Louis Arbessier) : l'inspecteur Mendel
 Kenneth Haigh : Bill Appleby
 Roy Kinnear (VF : Jacques Marin) : Adam Scarr
 Max Adrian (VF : Jean Ozenne) : le conseiller Morton
 Lynn Redgrave : Virgin
 Robert Flemyng (VF : Gérard Férat) : Samuel Fennan
 Leslie Sands : l'inspecteur
 Corin Redgrave : David
 Sheraton Blount : Eunice Scarr
 Michael Brennan (VF : Jacques Ferrière) : William, le barman
 David Warner (VF : Hubert Noël) : l'acteur jouant le rôle-titre dans Edward II
 Michael Bryant : l'acteur jouant Gaveston dans Edward II

Production

Le tournage a lieu à Londres et dans le Grand Londres (Cité de Westminster, Twickenham Film Studios, Barnes Common, Barnes, ...), dans le Surrey (Sunbury-on-Thames, studios de Shepperton).

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Dans le roman original, le personnage principal est George Smiley. Il est ici renommé Charles Dobbs car Paramount Pictures avait acquis les droits du nom du personnage pour L'Espion qui venait du froid (1965) de Martin Ritt.

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
  Monthly Film Bulletin, 398
  Sight and Sound, printemps 1967, p. 93
 Cahiers du cinéma, 192, juillet-

Liens externes

Film britannique sorti en 1967
Film dramatique britannique
Film d'espionnage britannique
Film réalisé par Sidney Lumet
Film tiré d'une œuvre de John le Carré
Adaptation d'un roman britannique au cinéma
Film tourné à Londres
Film tourné dans le Grand Londres
Film tourné aux Shepperton Studios
Film tourné dans le Surrey
Film tourné aux Twickenham Film Studios
Film distribué par Columbia Pictures


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South Korea urges COVID-19 booster shots, as severe cases hit record
Stock Markets Nov 10, 2021 01:58AM ET
© Reuters. A man undergoes a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) test at a testing site in Seoul, South Korea, November 10, 2021. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji
By Sangmi Cha
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea encouraged its citizens to take COVID-19 booster shots on Wednesday, as more of the elderly fell ill and reported vaccine breakthrough infections, driving serious and critical cases to a record.
Severe coronavirus cases jumped from the mid-300s in October to 460 on Wednesday, official data showed. Of the severely ill patients, more than 82% were aged 60 and older.
Son Young-rae, a senior health ministry official, told a news conference that the increase is not posing a threat to the country's healthcare system yet, as there are nearly 500 ICU beds available.
He said the speed of the rise in severe cases and the size of total infections, especially among the unvaccinated, are the major points to consider in deciding its future response to the healthcare system.
South Korea's overall rate of vaccine breakthrough infections remains low at 85.5 people per every 100,000 inoculated.
But it has steadily risen in recent weeks, led by the elderly, as vaccine protection wanes over time and the group's weaker immune system makes them more vulnerable to infections.
Of the total serious and critical patients with vaccine breakthrough infections in the past eight weeks, 93% were from those aged 60 and above, according to the government data.
The country has inoculated 640,232 people with a booster shot, since the programme began last month, mainly using vaccines from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA).
South Korea started a gradual easing of COVID-19 restrictions this month, as it has fully vaccinated nearly 90% of its adult population, or 77% of its 52 million people.
The authorities have said a circuit breaker will be issued when there is a major strain on the number of hospital beds to treat serious cases, but have not revealed the exact threshold.
The country reported 2,425 new cases for Tuesday. It has recorded a total of 385,831 infections, with 3,012 deaths so far.
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The talk will take place in G160, Tuesday Dec. 4, at 15.40.
Prof. Manuel Knoll of Fatih Üniversitesi will give a seminar talk at Fatih University, hosted by Fatih Üniversitesi İdeal Gençlik Kulübü.
Prof. Dr. Manuel Knoll was born in Munich, Germany in 1964.
In 2000 he earned a PhD in Philosophy, Political Science and History from the University of Munich. Since 1998 he has been lecturing at the University of Munich and at the Munich School of Political Science.
By public transport: Metrobus direction Beylikdüzü/TÜYAP, get off one stop before terminus (Hadımköy), take the blue bus 418 or the yellow (sometimes green or red and white) HT18 towards Hadımköy (ca. 15 min. to Fatih Kampüsü).
Ken Westphal (East Anglia/ Bielefeld), the internationally renowned Kant and Hegel scholar, will give two talks at Bogazici next week.
Kant's Transcendental Proof of Realism.
Hegel's Epistemology: A Philosophical Introduction to the Phenomenology of Spirit.
Hegel, Hume und die Identität wahrnehmbarer Dinge: Historisch-kritische Analyse zum Kapitel Wahrnehmung in der Phanomenologie von 1807.
Hegel's Epistemological Realism: A Study of the Aim and Method of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit.
The Blackwell Guide to Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit.
Pragmatism, Reason, & Norms: A Realistic Assessment.
An Introduction to Hegel's Logic , by Justus Hartnack.
Pragmatism and Realism , by Frederick L. WILL (Foreword by Alasdair MACINTYRE).
William Caldwell: Pragmatism and Idealism – and Responses and Reviews (with John Shook).
There are also two openings that have been advertised at the Middle East Technical University (METU) in Ankara. This is one of the leading state universities in Turkey and teaches exclusively in English. They already have a strong philosophy department, with well-established MA and Phd programs.
One position is for Social and political philosophy (including critical theory) OR in the philosophy of physics, philosophy of logic and/or mathematics.
I've just heard of some junior positions going in Kırklareli.
Applicants need not have completed their Phds to apply. However, if they have, the start time will be very soon (possibly in February).
The following Assistant Professorship positions are available in Kırklareli University.
Department of Philosophy: 1 Asst. Prof.


This study reports the use of aluminum nitride(AlN) ceramics as a heat dissipated interface material to enhance the thermal performance of light-emitting diode (LED) packages. AlN ceramics are coated on copper/aluminum substrates by electrostatic spraying. The 18 orthogonal arrays of the LEDs with a signal-to-noise ratio are adopted and the impact of the effect of the spraying parameters on the AlN coatings is examined. Using an optimized design, the thermal performance of the LED is improved and good heat resistance characteristics are achieved. A confirmation run is used to compare results with the overall experimental tests. The results show that using AlN ceramic coating on a heat sink yields a good the thermal performance.


Turin, Italy, has a large variety of nightlife and entertainment to chose from. tripwolf helps you find the best nightlife and entertainment in Turin. Below we listed the best party nightlife, gay nightlife, dancing and nightclubs, both for under 21 & 18 and over, according to tripwolf's travel community. tripwolves simoncht, alessandra and biagio23 have favorite nightlife spots in Turin.
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IDBI's share witnessed a dramatic rise in the intra-day trade today post LIC's approval to buy a 51% stake in the bank. The IDBI bank settled 0.4% higher at 50 on BSE.
Recent media reports suggest that IDBI scheduled board meeting on October 04 is likely to discuss about the preferential allotment of 51% equity shares to insurance major LIC.
State-owned IDBI bank stated that it has earlier notified by LIC about the approval for subscribing equity share capital of the bank using open offer. LIC in its letter offered to acquire IDBI as promoter.
In July 2018, LIC's board member decided to pick up 51% stake in bank ₹10,000-₹13,000 crores.
Earlier this year the bank reported a net loss of ₹2409.89 crores for the quarter ending in June 2018. LIC was then allowed to raise its stake from 10.82% to 51% by The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India.
In June 2018, LIC owned 7.98% equity in the bank coupled with government holding of 85.96%. With the deal sealed after October 4, LIC will own 2000 branches of the bank and in return will infuse a huge amount of fund in IDBI.


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Warren Peters (* 10. Juli 1982 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) ist ein ehemaliger kanadischer Eishockeyspieler, der im Verlauf seiner aktiven Karriere zwischen 1998 und 2015 unter anderem 100 Spiele für die Calgary Flames, Dallas Stars und Minnesota Wild in der National Hockey League (NHL) auf der Position des Centers bestritten hat. Zudem absolvierte Peters über 700 Partien in der American Hockey League (AHL).

Karriere
Peters begann seine Karriere als Eishockeyspieler bei den Saskatoon Blades, für die er von 1998 bis 2003 in der Western Hockey League (WHL) aktiv war. Gegen Ende der Saison 2002/03 gab der Angreifer sein Debüt in der American Hockey League (AHL), als er einmal für die Portland Pirates auf dem Eis stand. Die folgenden beiden Jahre spielte Peters für die Idaho Steelheads aus der ECHL sowie in der Saison 2003/04 ebenfalls für den AHL-Klub Utah Grizzlies.

Im Sommer 2005 wurde Peters, der nie gedraftet worden war, als Free Agent von den Calgary Flames aus der National Hockey League (NHL) unter Vertrag genommen. Zunächst spielte der Kanadier zwei Jahre für deren damaliges Farmteam, die Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights aus der AHL, sowie eine Spielzeit für deren Nachfolgeteam, die Quad City Flames, ehe er im Dezember 2008 sein Debüt für die Calgary Flames in der NHL gab und in 16 Partien eingesetzt wurde. Anschließend wechselte der Stürmer im Sommer 2009 in die Organisation der Dallas Stars, pendelte dort aber ebenso zwischen dem NHL-Kader und dem des Kooperationspartners aus der AHL wie in den beiden darauffolgenden Spielzeiten im Franchise der Minnesota Wild. Nach seinem Wechsel zu den Pittsburgh Penguins im Sommer 2012 verbrachte Peters die Spielzeit 2012/13 ausschließlich in der AHL bei den Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins wie auch nach seiner Rückkehr zu den Minnesota Wild. Dort kam er im Spieljahr 2013/14 ausschließlich für deren neues Farmteam Iowa Wild zu Einsatzminuten.

Zum Ausklang seiner Karriere wechselte der 32-Jährige im Dezember 2014 zum dänischen Klub Sønderjysk Elitesport in die Metal Ligaen, nachdem er in Nordamerika bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt keinen neuen Arbeitgeber gefunden hatte. Der Kanadier kam sowohl in elf Hauptrunden- als auch Playoffspielen zum Einsatz und feierte am Saisonende den Gewinn der Dänischen Meisterschaft mit SønderjyskE. Im Anschluss an diesen Erfolg beendete Peters im Sommer 2015 seine Karriere als Aktiver.

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 2015 Dänischer Meister mit Sønderjysk Elitesport

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Eishockeyspieler (Portland Pirates)
Eishockeyspieler (Idaho Steelheads, ECHL)
Eishockeyspieler (Utah Grizzlies, AHL)
Eishockeyspieler (Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights)
Eishockeyspieler (Quad City Flames)
Eishockeyspieler (Calgary Flames)
Eishockeyspieler (Texas Stars)
Eishockeyspieler (Dallas Stars)
Eishockeyspieler (Houston Aeros, AHL)
Eishockeyspieler (Minnesota Wild)
Eishockeyspieler (Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins)
Eishockeyspieler (Iowa Wild)
Eishockeyspieler (SønderjyskE Ishockey)
Dänischer Meister (Eishockey)
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When you first start selling anything on Amazon or eBay you're pretty much a "hot mess". You've probably read a few eBooks or took a class on Udemy and you've committed to taking the first step in your eCommmerce business but your certainly don't have your "workflow" mastered yet. And having a good workflow is not just about getting the right software and processes in place.
It's also about the tools and supplies.
This is especially true if you've niched down to a specific category.
For this article we wanted to use selling cds as our product example for good workflows with tools and supplies.
What are the tools for retail arbitrage?
The box resizer has been an important tool in the last couple of years ever since Amazon switched to dimensional weight for calculating shipping charges. Don't fill your box to the top with product and you could be paying a whole lot extra for that "air space" left over. The box resizer helps cut down on the height of your box so you only pay for the actual size of the box that's holding your merchandise.
Click the picture to buy one on Amazon!
This is pretty standard in any business where you'll need to tape and send off packages but getting the right one can mean the difference between frustration and peace. You don't want one too loud because you might either annoy everyone around you or wake them up at night, if your the night owl working late. You also want one that is going to last for awhile. But either way, they are a must have because UPS won't take an open box for shipment.
Click on picture to buy from Amazon.
One little secret that most new sellers don't know is that you can get FREE shipping labels from UPS delivered right to your house. Their is NO NEED to purchase these labels on Amazon or any other place for that matter. Just visit UPS.com and set up your free business account and order your supplies.
So now that you have some of the supplies you'll need to start shipping your products to Amazon, you'll eventually want the right box for the job too.
You can use any box you want and that's where your box resizer comes in handy if your getting free boxes somewhere but the sizes don't always work. But if you really want to be a one-stop shop for music cds while selling on Amazon, we suggest getting the perfect box for them.
It holds 46 CDs perfectly in the box when you have a CD polybag around them and there is absolutely zero wasted space in the box. That means you don't have to search around your office looking for box filler and you certainly don't have to buy any either. You can feel good about shipping your CDs into Amazon with little risk for damage to your package.
You can get all of your boxing needs from Amazon but the shopping experience can be mixed. We like Uline.com or Walmart for our boxes.
When you out purchasing CDs at garage sales, Craigslist ads, etc you never know what condition the CDs are going to be in and because they are a dying media, chances are they are older and will need a little tender loving care.
One way to increase your workflow and profits is to "upgrade" the condition of the CDs before you send them into the Amazon warehouse. You can take a CD that has a condition grade of Used – Acceptable and turn it into a Used – Like New condition grade.
Regardless of what niche your in for your Amazon FBA business, having good workflows and picking the right box will be paramount to your success. It's an often over looked refinement that most FBA business owners do not pay attention too.
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Closing the Legal Aid Corporate Workshop in Nadi, Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum highlighted the important need for staff to remain customer focused.
Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says many at times – Fijians only seek Legal Aid assistance because it's their only hope.
The AG also called on the members of the largest Fijian Law firm to be resourceful and be on their toes with administrative changes in the country.


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Amount of Limitation for 2022
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Elective Deferral Limit for 401(k)/403(b)/457(b) Plans, SARSEPs – 402(g)(1), 457(e)(15), 408(k)(6)(A)(iv)
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Temasek Polytechnic Japanese Cultural Group
Bringing Japanese culture to Singapore and the world!
Main Committee
Anime/Manga Sub-committee
Arts and Entertainment Sub-committee
Cuisine Sub-committee
How different are we compared to Japan in terms of diet?
3 October 2019 By Research Team
We always see people comparing Japan's diet with American's diet but what about our home country, Singapore? How different are we compared to them?
As an Asian country like Japan, there will be some similarities and differences.
School meals:
In Japan, schools use fresh ingredients and provide homemade lunch in schools. They have a set meal that alternates every day.
However, In Singapore, schools have stalls that sells different types of food. Some food sold may be considered processed. As the school cannot stop students from buying and consuming these processed foods, it may be frequently consumed.
Eating out:
Singaporeans' lifestyle tend to be very busy and thus, most families eat out. However, when comparing it to Japanese people, the percentage of them eating out is lesser. As food delivery is more used, processed food such as fast food is frequently consumed. These foods contain a lot of oil and fat.
When purchasing food, Singaporeans also tend to buy drinks or consume water when eating. This is different compared to Japan as they usually don't consume any drinks such as bubble tea or canned drinks when they eat and usually drink the soup provided with the meal.
As our desserts tend to be more like Americans' deserts, it usually contains a lot of sugar. These high sugar treats are lesser seen in Japan as they tend to use fruits that are naturally sweet and try to use less sugar.
Home meal:
They tend to eat rice, fish and vegetables for all 3 meals every day unlike Singaporeans. Japan also tend to have more variety in each meal and use healthier proteins such as beans and don't consume as much meat.
Singaporeans, however, consume a lot of meat during barbeques and steamboats which is on the rise lately. Japan's meals also usually contain fruits which Singapore is trying to learn.
You can check out the difference between USA and Japan in terms of Fast food: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW4jOlyj-sM
Ref: https://www.insider.com/biggest-differences-japanese-and-american-diets-2018-4
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UTSA's cybersecurity program ranked best in nation
Program helps students, professionals combat hacks, cyberthefts, security breaches
SAN ANTONIO – Cybersecurity is one of the fastest growing careers and industries, with computer hacks, cyberthefts, and security breaches becoming an almost daily occurrence.
To handle the need for more cybersecurity professionals, the University of Texas at San Antonio founded its Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security in 2001. The university's cyber security education programs is now the best in the country.
"All we need to do is listen to the news, pick up the paper, and you're going to hear about a cybersecurity breach of some sort," said Dr. Gregory White, computer science professor and director of the school's Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security. "It seems like at least every week we're reading about a new one somewhere. It's happening everywhere."
Due to the high demand for these types of professionals, White said, many students have a wide array of job opportunities awaiting them upon graduation.
"There is no problem getting those people hired into cybersecurity jobs, simply because there's such a need for folks in the industry," White said.
One of those students, Joseph Cavazos, a senior majoring in Computer Science, said he hopes to go on to earn a doctorate degree, and continue in the field of cybersecurity.
"It's obvious, the level of talent that's here, and the stuff that we're learning is far beyond anywhere else I could think to go," Cavazos said. "Especially just because of this program, I'm definitely interested in probably pursing a cybersecurity career."
Part of what makes the program unique is that in addition to students, UTSA also trains professionals, such as those already working in IT or cybersecurity.
"The education, the research, and the outreach really makes the UTSA program special and unique," said Ray Sims, CIAS Assistant Director. "Because cybersecurity is a complex field, that runs the gamut from people, processes, and technology, it takes a long time to learn and be good at cybersecurity."


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Dollar goes solo; no dividend for '01
While presidential nominations are still waiting to be confirmed for the two vacant NCUA Board spots, NCUA Chairman Dennis Dollar was the sole member for the January meeting. The chairman decided to postpone most of the agenda items, but there was big news concerning the NCUSIF. Turn to page 32...
By Staff Writer | January 22, 2002 at 07:00 PM | The original version of this story was published on Credit Union Times Magazine

While presidential nominations are still waiting to be confirmed for the two vacant NCUA Board spots, NCUA Chairman Dennis Dollar was the sole member for the January meeting. The chairman decided to postpone most of the agenda items, but there was big news concerning the NCUSIF. Turn to page 32 for the full story.


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Musée de l'Élysée
Musée de l'Élysée is a museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, entirely devoted to photography. It is a government-supported institution founded in 1985 by Charles-Henri Favrod in an 18th-century mansion.[2]
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The collection of more than 100,000 photographs includes those of colour pioneer Gabriel Lippmann right up to contemporary photographers such as Jeff Wall. The museum offers both collection and temporary exhibitions.
The entire collections of Ella Maillart and Nicolas Bouvier have been left to the museum after their deaths. In 2011 the museum acquired Charlie Chaplin's entire collection of photographs: around 10,000 photographs taken throughout Chaplin's career.
As of 2015, the Director is Tatyana Franck.[1] It is planned that the collection will move into a new building in 2020, in a complex currently under construction, designed by Portuguese architects Aires Mateus, and combining it with two other museums: the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Contemporary Design and Applied Arts, the latter also by Aires Mateus.[1]
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Mickey Rowe (he/him) has had a prolific and varied career as an actor, director and public speaker; now highly sought after both nationally and internationally. He was the epicenter of significant publicity when he became the first autistic actor to play Christopher Boone, the lead role in the Tony Award winning play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. This also made him the first autistic actor to ever play any autistic character in a professional performance setting. He has appeared as the title role in the Tony Award winning play Amadeus and more. As an autistic child and through school Mickey had no friends but found sanctuary as an audience member in theater and the performing arts. Mickey's tenacious pursuit of his goals, and his belief that our differences and perceived weaknesses are actually our strengths have allowed him to live his dream. As an autistic man Mickey is also a husband and a father, learning how to effectively communicate in the face of differences through all types of relationships, professional and romantic. Mickey now teaches best practices and is changing the industries in which he works. His casting in the lead role of Curious Incident led to a multitude of high-profile interviews and speaking engagements. He has been featured in the New York Times, PBS, Teen Vogue, Playbill, NPR, CNN, Huffington Post, Salon, and has keynoted at organizations including the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York, The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., Disability Rights Washington, Yale, The Gershwin Theatre on Broadway, the DAC of the South Korean government, and more. Mickey is author of the book "Our Differences are our Strengths" coming soon and was the founding Artistic Director of National Disability Theatre, which works in partnership with Tony Award winning companies such as La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego and the Goodman Theatre in Chicago and more. NDT productions re-imagine disability and universal design as key storytelling and design elements showcasing that people can be successful not just in spite of their challenges, but also because of them. National Disability Theatre's productions feature only professional artists, artisans, and designers with disabilities.
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Classic Horror on Disc: Shout Factory's The Witches (1966)
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Filmed around the same time as Plague of the Zombies, Hammer's The Witches is a colourful but slightly tedious occult thriller / folk horror film. The print on this Scream Factory disc opens with a British Board of Film Censors card that records that the film was rated "X" on its original release. Frankly, it's now hard to fathom how any film this mild could get such a rating, but no doubt Hammer were pleased that they could use the X certificate in advertising. The film begins with a pre-title sequence set in Africa with the main character Gwen Mayfield (Joan Fontaine) rushing to leave a mission school and menaced by a local witch doctor. Traumatized by this experience, Gwen takes a job at a private school run by Alan Bax (Alec McCowen) in the fictional English village of Heddaby.
In spite of the tranquil setting it's not long before oddities start piling up. There is no active church in the village (unheard of for a country locale in England). Alan Bax reveals he tried to become part of the clergy but failed. The local butcher seems rather too fond of skinning a rabbit on the shop counter in front of customers. Two of the students, Linda (Ingrid Boulting, a ballerina and model who starred in Elia Kazan's final movie The Last Tycoon) and Ronnie (Martin Stephens) seem to be the target of suspicion and cruelty by the villagers. Ronnie succumbs to a mysterious illness and falls into a coma; a doll stabbed with pins is later found in a tree. When Ronnie's father goes to confront Granny Rigg, who seems to be involved in making some kind of bargain to send the boy away from the village, he turns up dead, drowned in a local pond with the imprints of bare feet in the mud around the water. African fetish dolls appear in Gwen's room, triggering traumatic memories. Someone, it appears, is trying to push Gwen over the edge of sanity, in the service of a strain of witchcraft that is bubbling just below the surface of this perfect English village.
There is a simple and realistic tone to the direction that emphasizes the injection of the weird into the ordinary but that also drains the film of any frisson. The Witches is not entirely a horror picture, but more of a suspense thriller with occult trappings. A forerunner of future occult thrillers and folk horror films, the movie retains the novel's underlying theme of the loss of tradition in the face of modernity. Ultimately, however, it suffers from its too-restrained and tepid approach, a prim and proper tone that detracts from what should be a creeping sense of menace. The slow pacing doesn't help, mild incident languorously piling on mild incident, leading to one of the silliest, least scary occult rituals in cinema history. The ridiculous choreography and staging in this sequence has to be seen to be believed and it unfortunately undoes everything the film has strived to build up prior to the climax.
Director Cyril Frankel also directed Never Take Sweets from a Stranger for Hammer, which is a far superior film to this one. His filmography is dominated by episodes for several British television shows, including cult series The Avengers and UFO, and the crime/action series Department S and The Protectors.
Legendary genre writer Nigel Kneale wrote the screenplay for The Witches, based on the novel The Devil's Own (which the film was retitled in North America) by Peter Curtis, which was a pseudonym for historical fiction author Norah Lofts. This is one of Kneale's weakest scripts, showing little of the deep imagination that went into his best work like the Quatermass series and The Stone Tape. One gets the impression that this was a job-for-hire and that his heart wasn't really in it.
On the plus side, Hammer's talent for colourful photography and production design shines through in The Witches, and there are some fine performances. Joan Fontaine essays the central role with conviction, though she apparently took the financial failure of the film to heart as she brought the initial idea to Hammer. The Witches turned out to be her last screen performance.
Flesh tones are lifelike, colours are vibrant, and many small details are visible, such as fabric textures. The film has some lush and pretty exteriors shot in Hambleden, Buckinghamshire that the transfer shows off admirably. This is the first time I've seen this film, but I have no doubt this is likely the best it's looked on home video to date.
Audio Commentary With Filmmaker/Historian Ted Newsom – This feature-length commentary track has a cauldron load of information delivered in a breezy style, and is well worth a listen.
Hammer Glamour (44 min.) – A short documentary on the women of Hammer. Features interviews with Hammer actresses like Valerie Leon, Caroline Munro, Martine Beswick, and Madeline Smith. The inclusion of this feature seems out of place on this disc, given that The Witches has none of Hammer's famous sex symbols and has little to no eroticism in it. Directed by Hammer expert Marcus Hearn and narrated by Damien Thomas (who played Count Karnstein in Hammer's Twins of Evil), Hammer Glamour wasn't made for this disc, but it's nevertheless an interesting little doc that covers quite a range of the studio's output.
Trailers – One trailer for the U.S. version of the film (The Devil's Own) and a double feature trailer of Prehistoric Women and The Devil's Own.
Still Gallery – Simply a series of production stills in a gallery that runs for about 4 mins.
Reversible cover art – The artwork on both sides of the cover is based on original poster art, the reverse having the American title, The Devil's Own.
A lackadaisical progenitor to folk horror cinema, The Witches is a very minor Hammer film, for completists only, but is presented in a skimpy but attractive package and a vibrant transfer.
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A child of the '60s and '70s, I was born in Caerleon, Wales, where I spent my formative years. The ubiquitous ghost stories of the region piqued my interest in horror at an early age and from there I gravitated to books on horror films, with Dennis Gifford's Pictorial History of Horror Films, Alan Frank's Horror Movies, and Ed Naha's Horrors: From Screen to Scream being particularly influential. With the help of these books, I became an "expert" on screen terror far before I was allowed to see any of the films on the telly. I moved to Alberta, Canada in 1981, and the culture shock (and the cold winters) did nothing to dim my interest in genre cinema. Here I discovered Fangoria magazine, VHS tapes, and the fact that my tall height was a ticket to sneaking into Restricted movies in the theatre. Thus began a banquet of terror treats that continues to this day, though I no longer fear being asked for ID at the box office. I have worked as a retailer, cinema usher, invertebrate zoology technician, map cataloguer, bureaucrat, teacher, freelance business/technical writer, and now earn my keep in university administration. I have previously written about genre cinema for Her Majesty's Secret Servant and We Belong Dead magazines and books, and I've hosted public film screenings and co-hosted film podcasts.
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Q: Why does my fan speed go to maximum when changing to intel in nvidia prime? I bought a Medion Erazer P6661 laptop. This laptop has an intel skylake i7 cpu and an Nvidia GTX 950m graphics card. I've installed Ubuntu 16.04, my kernel version is 4.8.0-39-generic.
I have installed the nvidia-375 graphics driver by adding the ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa ppa and using the additional drivers control panel. I've used this website to find out which version is recommended for my Nvidia card https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx.
My problem arises when using nvidia-prime to change to the intel profile, I do this using the NVIDIA X server Settings panel. When logging out and logging back in (this is necessary to complete the switch), after about a minute the fan speed goes to its maximum speed.
In order to change the fan speed  back to normal I have to switch back to the nvidia prime profile and completely shut down my system, it needs to completely shut down because when rebooting the fan stays at maximum.
the output of lm_sensors is this:
pch_skylake-virtual-0
Adapter: Virtual device
temp1:        +28.0°C

acpitz-virtual-0
Adapter: Virtual device
temp1:        +29.0°C  (crit = +98.0°C)

coretemp-isa-0000
Adapter: ISA adapter
Physical id 0:  +28.0°C  (high = +100.0°C, crit = +100.0°C)
Core 0:         +27.0°C  (high = +100.0°C, crit = +100.0°C)
Core 1:         +28.0°C  (high = +100.0°C, crit = +100.0°C)

When running glxgears -info I can verify the intel graphics are working, as far as I can tell the only issue with the intel profile is the fan speed.
GL_RENDERER   = Mesa DRI Intel(R) HD Graphics 520 (Skylake GT2)
GL_VERSION    = 3.0 Mesa 12.0.6
GL_VENDOR     = Intel Open Source Technology Center

To verify that the nvidia card is powered down I run the command cat /proc/acpi/bbswitch which results in 0000:01:00.0 OFF
When running glxgears -info when the nvidia profile is active I get the following
GL_RENDERER   = GeForce GTX 950M/PCIe/SSE2
GL_VERSION    = 4.5.0 NVIDIA 375.39
GL_VENDOR     = NVIDIA Corporation

The laptop works fine when only using the nvidia profile but it drains the battery quite fast, therefore I'm hoping someone knows how to fix this problem.

A: I've solved my own problem by trial and error.
I believe this is a matter of having the right nvidia driver and kernel combination.
I currently have the following nvidia drivers and ubuntu kernel:
4.10.0-041000-generic
nvidia driver 375.39

What I did was manually install every stable kernel version from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ that was higher than the standard version. For every kernel version that still had the problem I tried every available nvidia driver in the "additional drivers" dialog, note that I added the ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa so at the time I could choose between 364, 371, 375.


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The good local attractions and such a large number of things to do will without doubt have you coming back time and again. If you are in California throughout camping season, you must go camping.
all go camping from time to time, and Corral Creek Campground in California is such a good place. Corral Creek Campground is positioned in the Southern Sierra Nevada.
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Sometimes when the battle ends and the list appears it shows my team got 0 reward including me and the enemy team get their rewards and often when I get destroyed and I come to the place where I have to respawn and I am stuck in the air in the same place and the game is continuing without me.Please answer this question soon.
No reward at end of battle is just a visual glitch, players usually receive their crystals after reloading the game or upon the server restart.
About respawning, you should try cleaning browsers cache or if you play on Tanki Client here is how you can clean Tanki Clients cache. If none of that helped try running game using Standalone Flash Player and see if that helps.
One of the following actions should help you to solve the problem.
But I have downloaded it so what does clear browser cache or clear flash player cache and have to do with it and by the way i have already cleared my browser cache several times .
If you use downloadable client, follow these steps to clean cache: How to clear cache of TO Client?


PUNTERS cursed old-timer Lang but Kembla Grange trainer Gwenda Markwell was delighted to finally win a race with "her horse" in the Australia Day Cup at Warwick Farm yesterday.
Most expected Markwell's other runner, Agent Bauer, and well-supported favourite Strike One to fight out the finish but Lang, backed from $26 to $18, proved too strong.
It was that sort of day at Warwick Farm with three odds-on favourites beaten and another, Bring Your Alibi, managing to scrape a dead-heat.
Markwell didn't share the punters' misery as she rides all of Lang's work and, after just more than three years since his previous win, he proved the toughest stayer yesterday.
"He is my horse, I ride him all the time," she said. "He worked great the other morning, and I thought he would run a good race. It is just great to see him win a race. He is just a 2400-metre horse and tough."


Pixel Gun 3d is the game, which allows the users to have fun in the leisure intervals. This game is compactly published by the Alex Krasnov. It offers a variety of elements, which makes the players spend the long period of time playing the game. Also, the most interesting part of the game is craft items. What are craft items? Well, these are things, which support the players to design the virtual environment according to their desire. It is available in hundreds of thousands of forms, which makes the users enjoy the gameplay perfectly.
Moreover, the main function of these craft items is to allow the users to customize the building, pet house, and other stuff. If you are playing the game for a long period of time and haven't used this features yet. It is advisable to give craft items a try and unwind more mysteries of the game easily. Some of the craft items are given below; so, scroll down and read it in order to know about them.
There are numerous sorts of craft items available in the building section. It also consists of three types i.e. bases, gates, and lastly fences. However, there are some players who find it hard and unable to gather information about them. If you are one of them, then there is no need to be troubled about it anymore. All you need to do is read the listed below points and learn about it without making too much effort.
Base Camp: It is introduced in the 12.0.0 update, which is available in the form of the green tent. It has double doors, which has the wooden block in the front of the building. Mainly, this base camp is used to enhance the chances of the avoided damage.
Command Post: This is the increased level of the base camp, which appears in the form of the while building. It also has some stones near it, which is growing the amount of the ignored damage.
Control Center: Used to enormously grow the chances to defeat the enemy by attacking the ignored wound. If you are thinking to use this control camp, then you may see lots of windows and Iron Gate.
Small Palace: Normally, it is introduced in the game version of 12.0.2, which is based on the angelic theme. You can easily found the same building in the Heaven garden. However, for some unknown reason, users cannot remove this camp base.
Paradise Fence: It seems like a sandstone wall along with the 2 stylish and thin columns. This is ancient sorts of a designed fence, which also have three yellow eyes.
Stone Walls: It is generally is used to grow the effectiveness of the wear and is based on the Medieval theme. Despite it being added to the buildings category, this is usually used to cover the most of the structure's area.
What Else Left To Learn About Craft Items?
You also might be familiar with the decoration craft item of the craft items. This is one of the better stuff, which is categorized in the crafting system in 12.0.0 version. It is divided into four parts such as terrain, road, décor, and lastly Big décor. You can easily locate these things in each and every mode of the game. For instance, the tank can be found in the several maps i.e. city. Secondly, the water pump is utilized only by the newbie's in the tutorial.
Finally, few of the craft items cost too much as compared to the other one. How to locate helicopter? Well, you can conveniently unwind the destroyed helicopter in the Prison. In the nutshell, if you find anything difficult regarding craft item, then read the aforesaid information and overcome it.
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Let's get the cute stuff out of the way: Nick and I met on OkCupid, fell in love over board games and Harry Potter trivia, got engaged at a fake Passover party, and probably still speak at least a few times a day in other languages at each other (not necessarily well though). We talk about social justice; we talk about obscure vocal phenomenons (he's a linguist, I'm a singer); we are proof a Ravenclaw and a Gryffindor can make it work; we will always fight for equity and inclusion. So when we sat down to plan the wedding, we knew it needed to be fun, and heartfelt, and inclusive, and queer as hell.
Nick was the first person to remind me that wedding traditions are inherently related to heteronormative culture: dad walks daughter down the aisle to "give her away," little flower girls and boy ring bearers, groomsmen and bridesmaids. As we looked harder at the structure weddings have, we attempted to pull out anything that wasn't really something we resonated with. Ultimately that boiled down to the structure: a wedding and a reception. At that point we asked ourselves what we wanted to add to make it our own.
With a ceremony like that, we had to really ramp it up for the reception. One of the first LGBT historical landmarks in America, Julius' Bar, was the perfect space. It is one of the longest running establishments in America to serve openly LGBTQ+ clientele. It is filled with photos and articles on its rich history and the famous faces that have passed through over the years. The owner was ecstatic to host the reception and admitted that the mom in her took over. Our goal was a rainbow-filled room with good food and happy people, and we got it: a rainbow balloon arch, a ceiling filled with twinkling lights, powder blue margaritas and, of course, social justice stations! Yes, you read that right, social justice stations.
Lucie's Place is a shelter for queer youth located in Little Rock, Arkansas. They provide homeless LGBTQ+ youth medical services, transportation, access to therapists, clothing, education and for 8 youths a night, a safe place to sleep. In a conversation with Lucie, the founder and Executive Director, she told me exactly what they need: "Little Rock isn't a town you can navigate without transportation. Our clients can't afford cars, and it isn't safe to be openly trans-identified on the streets. Our greatest need is monthly bus passes to keep our youth off the streets. If you sent me money, I would just drive to the bus station and buy passes." So we created a QR code that linked directly to the Little Rock transportation website where passes can be bought and mailed directly to Lucie's Place. We haven't gotten confirmation of how many were sent, but luckily, you could do it too right now. Click here to get started!
To finish the big day we partied at the start of it all, Stonewall. We got to dance, kiss, smile, and celebrate our love in public, without fear, with overwhelming support, in the very rooms of queer history. We had parents, siblings, nieces and nephews, long-loved friends and even strangers showering us with the support. After taking the time to make our wedding our own, we were left with a day inextricably tied to queer history and completely our own. And so I say again, in all honesty, our wedding was super gay. Check out the photos below!


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By Stephen Spencer Davis | February 3, 2012
By Stephen Spencer Davis | 02/03/2012
Gordon Chong, the man Rob Ford tapped to create a plan for financing the Sheppard subway, now says the private sector could foot up to 60 per cent of the bill for the mayor's favourite transit fantasy. Given that Chong's earlier predictions weren't quite so rosy, the report's outlook is surprisingly optimistic, which is good news for the Ford camp. Not so good for Ford, however, is Chong's suggestion that the city needs to look into revenue sources like parking levies and road tolls (a method for financing the project that Ford previously stated was not on the table) if it's to begin construction before the end of the current council term. Of course, as OpenFile's John Michael McGrath points out, none of this is particularly groundbreaking. We always knew taxes could fund subways, and by extension, that taxes could fund the Sheppard extension. Of course, while Ford is fond of saying he was elected with a mandate to build subways, we're guessing he wouldn't feel the same way about a mandate to implement new taxes. Read the entire story [Globe and Mail] »
(Images: Rob Ford, Christopher Drost; Yonge-Sheppard subway, gloom)
Topics: Gordon Chong Public Transit road tolls Transit
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W. K. Lis says:
Remember Quebec-Gothic development of the 1970's? That is when developers bought up low and medium density houses north of Bloor Street and High Park to build high-rise (heavy density) buildings. Since heavy density is needed for subways, it seemed the next logically step. However, the residents in the area were opposed. This lead to community associations, reform councillors from the area, and David Miller (who lived in the area).
For a subway along Sheppard, they need heavy density. The city would get development fees (remember that Mississauga got a lot of revenue from development fees until undeveloped land was or is being used up) and larger sources of property taxes. However, it also means more community involvement as opposition to the high-rises would become apparent. It might not be their house, it could be their neighbour or the ones across the street or the next block that gets converted to high-rises.
You want subways. Be careful what you wish for. You may not need subways, but may need rapid transit in the form of light rail which only needs medium density to support it.


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