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UNODC Myanmar Survey: Opium Cultivation in Shan State is Concentrated in Areas with Poor Security
March 3rd, 2017 • Author: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime • 4 minute read
Stable governance and good security conditions have a considerable impact on the decision of farmers to cultivate opium poppy, according to a report released today by UNODC, at the National Reconciliation and Peace Centre. The report " Evidence for Enhancing Resilience to Opium Poppy Cultivation in Shan State – Implications for Alternative Development, Peace and Stability" is the first of its kind dedicated to Shan State, highlighting reasons farmers engage in the opium economy, as well as some implications for Myanmar's ongoing peace process.
A total of 591 villages in 39 opium poppy growing townships in Shan State were surveyed for the report, and the findings show that while many factors affect farmers' decisions regarding whether or not to cultivate opium poppy – including the condition of infrastructure and access to markets for other goods – governance and security considerations are significant factors. On average, fewer opium poppy villages are in areas under government control (76 per cent) than non-opium poppy villages (88 per cent). At the same time, more opium producing villages have the perception of being "unsafe" or "very unsafe" (11 per cent) than in non-opium poppy villages (2 per cent).
The governance and security connection is also found in other parts of the world where illicit crops are cultivated on a large scale, and where isolation, ethnic and other conflicts impact public safety, the economy and opportunity. In this respect, the ongoing peace process may, over time, bring improvements to governance and security, which can have a tangible impact on local communities and reduce the need to engage in opium poppy cultivation.
"The connection of conflict and poppy cultivation means that interventions will need to take into account mitigation or resolution. Depending on the context, this may mean that strategies and programmes to help households and communities move away from the opium economy may also need to address some causes and consequences of conflict," said Jeremy Douglas, UNODC Regional Representative for Southeast Asia and the Pacific. "This is particularly relevant for the ongoing peace process and cease-fire commitment to stop drug production and trafficking in the conflict areas of Shan State where the majority of opium cultivation takes place".
"Villages not engaged in opium poppy cultivation typically have better access to government services and perceptions of safety and security," said Pol. Brigadier General Kyaw Win, Joint Secretary of Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control. "Opium poppy cultivation often happens in villages that are isolated and that cannot get other products to market. We need to expand our work with development partners like UNODC to scale-up sustainable alternative development programmes to reach more communities."
The report also confirms the importance of opium poppy to the economy of Shan State. About 1 in 10 households in the villages surveyed are directly involved in opium poppy cultivation, with many depending on money earned from poppy for food and basic essentials.
"The report really illustrates the complexity of the challenge," said Mr. Douglas. "In addition to considering the political and security dimension, well thought out development responses will need to be supported to ensure the move towards alternative livelihoods and the legal economy is sustainable."
The issue of land title is also significant as farmers that own land were found to be less involved in opium poppy cultivation.
The report helps establish a unique evidence base to understand the needs of opium poppy and non-opium poppy villages in Shan and Myanmar, and it is expected that it will help as a foundation for national plans and development programmes.
"Further field work is needed to understand what is happening and why, and how we can progress towards sustainable development outside the illegal economy", said Troels Vester, UNODC Country Manager in Myanmar. "The data from our village surveys can be used as powerful evidence for analysis, but is also being used as the basis for programmes we are in discussions with the government about scaling up, and can be helpful for other development partners as they consider how to help the country" he added.
Evidence for Enhancing Resilience to Opium Poppy Cultivation in Shan State – Implications for Alternative Development, Peace and Stability
UNODC in Southeast Asia and the Pacific
UNODC Regional Office in Myanmar
UNODC and illicit crop monitoring
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I (JoLee) would guess that I do 90% of my reading in my bed. Sometimes I think about reading someplace else, like in a cozy chair or outside in the fresh air, but, when it comes right down to it, I do my very best reading in bed. That's why we are excited to team up with the mattress and bedtime experts at Casper to talk about our favorite bedtime stories. The Casper mattress combines the perfect amount of sink and bounce so that you can get a good night sleep or stay up all night reading in comfort.
Because a bedtime story is something everyone loves, today, National Young Readers Day, is the perfect day to be sharing our favorite bedtime stories. Paige and I have each picked three favorites, a childhood favorite, a current favorite, and a book we love to read to our children.
When I was a kid my dad read all the original L. Frank Baum Oz books to my brother and me. He's great at reading aloud and did different voices for the many characters. There are fourteen books in the original Oz series, so they kept us busy for awhile. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz will always remind me of my dad.
I remember Dad reading to me when I was sick in bed. My favorite story was "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" and I requested it every time. I still remember one day when my dad tried to convince me to choose a different book in the short story anthology "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" was in, but I loved the story of the plucky mongoose defeating the scary cobras.
Here's a book that demanded that I stay up reading into the wee hours of the night. Josh and Isla fall hard for each other, and I fell hard for them. Isla and the Happily Ever After is a heady, romantic read. It's sweet and funny and passionate with characters who make mistakes and get second chances. It was such a pleasure to read even though I was really tired the next day.
JoLee's favorite read for bedtime now is a book that kept her up all night reading. My choice is a book that settles me for sleep. Peter and the Star Catchers is the perfect blend of fantasy and mystery. Fantasies are perfect bedtime stories because they take you into a dream world before you fall asleep and the mystery aspect keeps me interested night after night.
This little book is about a baby owl who falls out of his nest and then searches for his mother with the help of a squirrel and a frog. I love just about everything about it: the story, the illustrations, the colors, the font. The design is basically perfect, and my children love it too.
The cows on Farmer Brown's farm found a typewriter and started making demands. This book has a clever story line, advanced concepts, and a fun chorus. My boys and I love books where there is a chorus we can read together. Farmer Brown's animals make us laugh and open the boys' imaginations.


At the GENEX annual meeting held Jan. 23 in Bloomington, Minnesota, five cattle producers were elected to three-year terms on the cooperative's 13-member council.
Casey Dugan of Casa Grande, Arizona, was elected to his first term. Re-elected to the council were Daniel Tetreault of Champlain, New York; Lamar Gockley of Mohnton, Pennsylvania; Kay Olson-Martz of Friendship, Wisconsin; and Jody Schaap of Woodstock, Minnesota.
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Plymouth Argyle education scheme supports city's rising football stars
The programme provides the highest standard of under-19s' football outside the Youth Alliance
Charlotte GoslingSenior Commercial Writer
The latest team of teens who have taken on the educational programme with Plymouth Argyle (Image: Plymouth Argyle)
A Plymouth football programme delivered by the city's top players, is providing a unique opportunity for young people interested in sport - and is holding an annual open evening on Monday, January 21.
The Plymouth Argyle Football Education Programme means youngsters in the city can enjoy not only a comprehensive academic programme, but also have fun and meet like-minded young people.
The programme is going from strength to strength and is changing the lives of many young sportsmen as it provides the highest standard of under-19s' football outside the Football League Youth Alliance.
Youngsters come away with incredible skills from the educational programme (Image: Charlotte Gosling Plymouth Live)
While embracing the values of pride, integrity, respect and aspiration, students are encouraged to develop not only as football players but academically as well. The programme aims to use the power of the football club to develop well-rounded individuals that are able to make a positive contribution to society.
Education is a fundamental aspect of the programme and the overall aim is to ensure that every student on the education programme has the opportunity to learn in a safe, fun and developmental environment that is specific to their needs. Lessons are designed to be fun and relevant to sport to ensure that students have the best opportunity to learn and make progress towards their target grades.
Students gain incredible academic qualifications from the process and work towards a BTEC Extended Diploma in Sport which equates to three A Levels - and this is assessed through a variety of means (exams, practical assessments, coursework and presentations).
The values the team are encouraged to live and work by (Image: Charlotte Gosling Plymouth Live)
There are 13 units that cover various aspects of sport. The educational side of the programme seeks to give students a well-rounded view of different aspects of the sports industry with the aim of broadening students' knowledge on the different areas of expertise that exist when looking for work within the sport sector.
There has been much talk about the gap between grassroots football and academy football. The football development aspect of the programme aims to bridge the gap between grassroots football and academy football. It aims to do this by providing players with a unique opportunity to train four days a week whilst competing in the National Football Youth League.
The National Football Youth League is the highest standard of under-19s' football on offer in the UK and provides students with the opportunity to play against other Football League clubs who run similar programmes throughout the country.
It's important to highlight how players through the programme have progressed to trial with Football League clubs, play for teams in the Vanarama National League with Torquay United and Vanarama National League South with Truro City. Most recently, Plymouth Argyle has had players from the programme training with the club's first team, showing the incredible skills that are gained from the experience.
The team in training (Image: Charlotte Gosling Plymouth Live)
Plymouth Argyle is also offering an exciting opportunity for students to join the Plymouth Argyle Education Programme from a coaching angle as well as a playing angle. Students will study the same academics as the students on the football development side of the programme, but gain valuable experience in coaching rather than the playing aspect of the programme.
Students will work in schools with other experienced coaches to develop their knowledge and experience in coaching whilst gaining academic qualifications which will open up many doors when looking to progress in a career in sport.
Visit an open evening for current year 11 students on Monday January 21 at Home Park at 6pm. The open evening is taking place in the newly refurbished Family Stand (entrance via turnstile 21) to allow students and parents to find out about how Argyle can be an alternative to school sixth form or college.
Catered to educate students with a drive to have a career in sport, the evening allows visitors to meet with programme coaches and teachers as well as hear from past and present students, to see if studying and experiencing life as a pro footballer is for them.
For more information about how to apply and to book a place at the open evening, please email Lee Britchford, Plymouth Sports Education manager, at lee.britchford@pafc.co.uk or visit the website at argylecommunitytrust.co.uk.
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Bemidji woman pleads guilty to simple robbery conspiracy in February shooting incident
A Bemidji woman entered a guilty plea to conspiracy to commit simple robbery this morning.
According to court documents, 19-year-old Deja Mattison was initially charged with conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery as well, but that charge was dismissed as part of a plea deal.
Deja Mattison, 19. Photo courtesy of the Beltrami County Jail.
Mattison and another woman, Lauryn Jones, are accused of conspiring to rob 19-year-old Antonio Parkhurst at a home on Minnesota Avenue last February, which ended in a gunshot death for one young man and an injury to a juvenile male.
Parkhurst's homicide charges were dismissed and he was convicted of a weapons offense.
Jones is scheduled to make her next court appearance in August, and has not yet entered a plea.


What is a "producer?" I wonder what impression this title creates among people who aren't familiar with the work of a producer. I'm sure there are many people who imagine a producer as someone who acts self-important without doing any real work. In reality, these images may fit some producers. The following bullet points are an explanation of the work which I actually perform, and some things which may not be considered work.
Now, I'm sure that if I write such an exhaustive list, I won't be accused of doing nothing. In actuality, my work spans a variety of areas. However, if I were to omit details and explain my work as simply as possible, it would be as follows: Determine how to efficiently use money in order to secure the necessary staff and equipment, with the ultimate goal of creating highly-finished animation. In my profession, the final animation work is everything. However, how that animation is created is extremely important. After all, animation doesn't create itself.
Incidentally, when I looked up the word "produce" in an English-Japanese dictionary, I couldn't find a Japanese translation which perfectly fits the content of my profession. However, the closest Japanese definition is "a producer (of agricultural crops, etc.)." In other words, when comparing animation to agricultural crops, a producer's job is to "sow the seeds, prepare an environment in which buds will sprout, and then harvest the results." To add further explanation, in order to create the highest-quality work, a producer is someone who passionately yet rationally considers the best person to entrust with the job (since I can't draw). Although it may appear like I am simply enjoying socializing when I go eating and drinking with staff members, I am actually trying to foster communication...although I must admit, I do enjoy it myself!
Why did I select this profession?
Although I was fortunate enough to land a job at Production I.G., the fun stopped there. I was a complete amateur in the field, and I couldn't understand anything about image production or the specialized terminology used in the workplace. In fact, I struggled so much that I came down with whooping cough and mycoplasma antibodies. Even so, thanks to the stimulation of receiving instruction from leading professionals, my initial feeling of anguish gradually turned to one of pleasure as I became more involved with the production of animation works. I guess you could say that I enjoyed the abuse!
Currently, I am working on the new animation series Colorful Ninja Iromaki. Although animation drawn on paper is still prevalent in the industry, this new series is done almost completely digitally. Recently, R&D in digital drawing is a rising trend in the industry. Digital drawing refers to using digital data for work in layout, key animations, in-between animations and other processes which are normally performed using paper. The aim of digital drawing is to realize paperless work. Our current project is completely based on trial-and-error.
Digital drawing offers a large number of rational economic benefits. Specifically, since the physical limitations of paper no longer apply, it is possible to reduce costs associated with paper and shipping, to shorten transfer time, to reduce archive space, to simplify previewing, and to quicken searching. Furthermore, digital drawing also offers benefits in terms of quality. For example, it is possible to prevent unintended deterioration of lines when scanning paper drawings in order to make digital copies. Digital drawing also holds the key for high-resolution technology which supports 4K and 8K Ultra HD televisions.
However, digital drawing has yet to rival the convenience of paper. There are still many instances in which we are forced to rely on paper during production. Through this project, I have realized that paper itself was an outstanding invention. On another note, although there have been major technological innovations in both software and hardware during the past 10 years, there are still very few people who utilize such advanced technology. Consequently, a major theme in my future work is to ensure the inheritance of technique by converting staff who are skilled in paper drawing into staff who are skilled in digital drawing.
Fuminori Honda was born in Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture in 1980. He graduated from the Chuo University Faculty of Policy Studies in 2004. He works as an animation producer.
In 2005, he entered the animation production company Production I.G. as a production assistant. As production assistant and chief production assistant, he was involved in popular animation including Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit, Toshokan Senso, and Eden of the East. Later in his career, he served as animation producer for the film Giovanni's Island, which was set in the Northern Territories and released in 2014. From April 2015, he became one of the founding members of the new company SIGNAL.MD,Inc. SIGNAL.MD is currently producing Colorful Ninja Iromaki, which is part of the 2015 Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs' Young Animator Training Project "Anime Tamago 2016".


The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Friday offered companies new guidelines for coping with the H1N1 swine flu pandemic, warning that employers could face crippling absenteeism as the U.S. flu season takes hold.
In the 16-page volume titled, "It's Not Flu as Usual: An H1N1 Business Preparedness Guide," the largest American business federation presented scenarios in which more than 10 percent of staff are too sick to come to work an any given day over the course of several months to a year.
"Absenteeism will be the central issue that businesses wrestle with during this pandemic," said Ann Beauchesne, who leads the chamber's national security and emergency preparedness program.
The chamber acknowledged that influenza rates and absenteeism are difficult to predict but said business owners and corporate executives need to be aware of how bad the situation could become.
Seasonal flu kills about 36,000 people each year in the United States, hospitalizes more than 200,000 and costs more than $10 billion in direct medical expenses and lost productivity.
H1N1 flu does not appear to be any more deadly but is expected to infect more people than seasonal flu does because so few people have any immunity to it. It is also expected to affect younger people more than does seasonal flu, including young and middle-aged adults, as well as their children.
"In communities where H1N1 flu circulated this past spring, the infection rate was roughly 6 percent to 8 percent over a three- to four-week period. During the winter season, infection rates could be two to three times higher, as both the H1N1 (swine) flu and the seasonal flu circulate and sicken people simultaneously," the guide said.
The chamber, which represents more than 3 million businesses and organizations, said it has been collaborating closely with the U.S. government to help its members weather the H1N1 pandemic, expected to worsen in the Northern Hemisphere as cooler autumn temperatures set in.
The guide offers a 10-point checklist that urges companies to encourage sick workers to stay home, maintain healthy air circulation, promote hand-washing and plan for interruptions in government services including sanitation, water, power, transportation and food distribution.
The chamber also included a list of Internet Web sites, including www.flu.gov, which contain detailed information on topics like federal guidance for workplace planning, vaccines, antiviral drugs, face masks, and respirators.


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Ab. Legion beat Spread Eagle 'A' 4-2 with leg scores of 13-13, 14-11, 12-12. For The Legion S.Champ 12 (his highest score of the season), C.Brind 9 (his 5th 9 on the trot) & D.Sapey also scored 9. For The Spread A.Humphries 10 (his 1st double of the season), S.Kinnaird & B.Newman 7 each.
Spread Eagle 'B' beat 4 man Old Masters 6-0 with leg scores of 14-6, 14-5, 11-9. For The Spread 'B' B.Stowell 13, S.Enock 9 & N.Weston hit 7. For OM J.Lesiakowski hit 6.
The Heathens beat 4 man Penlon 6-0 with leg scores of 12-5, 12-5, 13-9. For The Heathens A.Woolloff & B.Adams 10 each & D.Holmes hit 8. For Penlon nobody scored very many and everyone scored very few and their 19 dolls was easily their lowest total of the season.
Ab. Utd 'C' recorded their 2nd win of the season in beating Ab. Con. Club 4-2. The leg scores were 10-7, 11-15, 14-13. For Utd. 'C' Dave 'Fox' Warrell recorded his highest total of the season (12) & T.Cartlidge hit 9 (his highest). For Con. Club P.Barrett 12 (his highest) & T.Barrett hit 10 despite a first leg blob. Pete 'Wibbly Wobbly' Wiblin managed just 2 dolls.
Ab. Utd. 'A' beat Utd. 'B' 6-0 with leg scores of 14-11,16-9,19-10. For Utd. 'A' D.Dix 13, B.Parker 11, B.Duff 10, D.Davies 8 & K.Fisher 7. In reply for Utd. 'B' S.Martin top scored with 9 dolls.
p.s. Wasn't there some c*** calling tonight. If that comment offends anyone I would just like to say in all seriousness that I don't give a s*** as I'm on holiday for 2 weeks and I will be leaving you in the capable hands of Brian Clapton and Paul Stone. Feel free to give them the same amount of grief that you give me, lol. Good luck to all. Missing you already.


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Home/Videos/Methodology/Innovations and It's People/The Major Scholars Refute the Lies of the Khatib and Lecturer of Brixton Mosque 'Ustadh' Abd al-Rahman Hassan
Dear noble Shaykh, this questioner from Britain says; We have here a caller who says; "it is permissible to praise the people of innovation and that the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ praised the Khawārij in his statement; 'A people will arise amongst you. You will deem your prayers insignificant in comparison to theirs.'
Shaykh Ṣāliḥ al-Fawzān:
This isn't praise from the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ for them. He didn't complete the ḥadīth. It says at the end of the ḥadīth; 'They will exit the religion just as the arrow exits through its target.' The Messenger ﷺ wanted to dispraise and warn against them, not praise them.
We have here in Britain a caller who holds praising the people of innovation to be permissible, and says that the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ praised the Khawārij. So what is your opinion regarding this?
Shaykh Ṣāliḥ al-Luhaydān:
I am not aware that the Prophet ﷺ praised the Khawārij, or was it that he said "They will exit the religion just as the arrow exits through its target.." So is this praise!!? The Prophet ﷺ said there will emerge from the loins of this man (Dhul-Khuwaysirah) a people who you will deem your prayers insignificant in comparison to theirs until the end of his (the Prophet's ﷺ) statement, meaning; they will appear to be the best of people but in reality 'they will exit the religion..' And his statement (the Prophet ﷺ) ; 'the arrow exits through its target..' meaning; if the arrow is shot from its bow with great velocity, it pierces its target and exits from the other side without any trace of blood due to the great velocity. Referring to the speed at which they leave the religion, "they will exit the religion just as the arrow exits through its target.." This is in no way praise. This individual who says this statement is either; 1) ignorant and doesn't understand or 2) he wishes to praise these people in order to obtain from them some worldly affairs. These are the people whom the Prophet ﷺ dispraised and now in this day and age we have someone claiming that the Prophet praised them? Glorified be Allāh!
What is your opinion regarding a caller who says that the Prophet ﷺ praised the Khawārij in the ḥadīth; 'You will deem your prayers insignificant in comparison to theirs, and your fasting in comparison to theirs.' And he likewise says that Ibn ʿAbbās praised the Khawārij.
Shaykh Muḥammad Ṣaghīr Akkūr:
This isn't praise from the Messenger of Allāh for them. He didn't complete the ḥadīth. It says at the end of the ḥadīth; 'They will exit the religion just as the arrow exits through its target.' The Messenger ﷺ wanted to dispraise and warn against them, not praise them. He should complete the ḥadīth of the Prophet ﷺ. He didn't remain silent after he said; "You will deem your prayers and recital of the Quran insignificant in comparison to theirs.." Complete the ḥadīth! The Prophet ﷺ said, "They will exit the religion…" meaning; they will leave the religion "just as the arrow exits through its target.." This is the condition of the people of innovation, they apply the Qurʾān and Sunnah according to their desires. They misinterpret the Qurʾān and Sunnah and assume the people of heedless. This is not permissible. And what did Ibn ʿAbbās intend by his mention of them? He said that he saw a people whose foreheads were hard like the knees of camel meaning due their exertion in prostrating. And what does it mean when the Prophet ﷺ said about them; "Woe be to you ʿAmmār! You will be killed by a group of transgressors." This indicates that it is a must that people know the Qurʿān and Sunnah, and the Qurʿān and Sunnah are not played against each other. Rather they compliment one another. It is incumbent upon this caller to learn and to fear Allāh .. (speech unclear).
We have a caller here in Britain who says that the Prophet ﷺ praised the Khawārij; meaning – he praised their prayers, fasting and recital of the Qurʾān 'but he only faulted them for their lack of knowledge' Is this correct and what do you say regarding this statement?
Shaykh ʿAbdullāh ibn Muḥammad al-Najmi:
No this isn't correct. This is not considered praise of them because this is a dispraise towards them due to the fact they perform acts of worship upon ignorance. And if you are not upon the Sunnah and the correct methodology (worship) will not benefit its doer. Allāh said due to this;
۞ قُلْ هَلْ نُنَبِّئُكُم بِالْأَخْسَرِينَ أَعْمَالًا ۞ الَّذِينَ ضَلَّ سَعْيُهُمْ فِي الْحَيَاةِ الدُّنْيَا وَهُمْ يَحْسَبُونَ أَنَّهُمْ يُحْسِنُونَ صُنْعًا
"Shall we tell you the greatest losers in respect of (their) deeds? Those who's effects have been wasted in this life whilst they thought that they were acquiring good by their deeds!" (Q 18:103-104)
And Allāh ﷻ said;
۞ عَامِلَةٌ نَّاصِبَةٌ ۞ تَصْلَىٰ نَارًا حَامِيَةً
"Labouring, weary. They will enter the blazing hot fire." (Q 88:3-4).
Shaykh al-Islam ibn Taymīyyah said that these verses were interpreted in connection to the Khawārij. They read the Qurʾān and perform worship that is based upon ignorance and misguidance. And it was due to this that Ibn ʿUmar said; "They apply the verses that were revealed about the non-Muslims and apply them upon the Muslims". So the fact that an individual worships upon ignorance and misguidance, even if he were to exhaust himself in worship that is not correct, this worship will not benefit them. So this is considered dispraise for them.
We have here in Britain a caller who says that it is permissible to praise the people of innovation and the proof is that the Prophet ﷺ praised the Khawārij in his statement; 'You will deem your prayers insignificant in comparison to theirs, and your fasting in comparison to theirs.' And he likewise says that Ibn ʿAbbās praised the Khawārij. What do you say about this?
Shaykh ʿAbd al-Raḥmān Muhiyadin:
1) This person is either ignorant or a donkey who does not (have correct) understanding or 2)he is with the Khawārij. Since, if the Prophet ﷺ praised them then that would mean he was with them, however this (statement) is a dispraise of them. This man has no understanding and it is not permissible for him to speak about or call to Islam. Who has testified that this man is a student of knowledge so that he can even call to Islam!? You say he is a caller, is this not correct? This man is not a caller (to the truth) rather he is a caller to ignorance and misguidance, he is not calling to the truth. The Prophet ﷺ had dispraised them, whilst this man claims that he praised them. This is a dispraise of them because the speech was regarding their extremism. It is due to their extremism that you deem your prayer insignificant and due to their excessiveness while the religion is in fact in the middle course, neither extreme nor excessively lenient.
Therefore, this person does not have sound understanding, he hasn't come to know the difference between dispraise and praise, this (statement) is fact a dispraise when he said "you will deem your prayers insignificant" whilst the companions were the best and most upright in establishing the prayer and there is no one better than them. So when the Khawārij appeared with their extremism as the Prophet ﷺ said; "They will exit the religion just as the arrow exits through its target.." this is due to the extent of their extremism. The extent of their extremism, and hastiness, their opposition and their overall condition and lack of firmness and their discontentment of the religion.
So this man has no understanding. It is not permissible to listen to him, until the scholars testify for him – do you understand? His affairs becomes clears to us with these statements of his. Because these are statements about the Khawārij are not considered praise, but rather they are dispraise. And due to his ignorance and lack of understanding he thinks this dispraise (of the Khawārij) is praise.
* Imām as-Samʿāni: "And from what shows that the people of ḥadīth, they are the people of truth is that if you were to peruse all of their authored books, from their first to their last, the old and the recent, despite the variation in their cities [of residence] and their eras [in which they lived], and the [great] distance between them in their lands, and every single one of them residing in [his own] region amongst the regions, you will find them to be upon a single method, [in unison], upon a single way, traversing with it upon a path that they do not divert from, they do not incline [to anything else] whilst upon it. Their saying in that [path] is one, their action is one. You will not see difference between them, nor separation in anything, even if it may be insignificant. Rather, if you were to gather what has been [stated] upon their tongues, from that which they narrated from their predecessors, you will find as if it has come from a single heart, and has been [stated] upon a single tongue. And is there any evidence for the truth more clear than this? Abul-Mudhaffar al-Samʿāni, al-Hujjah Fee Bayān al-Mahajjah (2:224-225). (Ref: http://www.aqidah.com/creed/about.cfm)
Notice how the scholars were asked this issue at different times and different locations, but "their saying in that [path] is one, their action is one. You will not see difference between them, nor separation in anything…" It seems truism to say that ʿAbd al-Raḥmān Hassan (AbdulRahman Hassan) is clearly ignorant of the manḥaj of the Salaf, and is not upon the methodology of the scholars of Ahl al-Sunnah.


Social media has managed to be critical to this equation in two ways. Especially in the early hours of the crisis, but certainly throughout, it provides information in near real-time and available to anyone. It also provides real-time pressure to barriers interrupting relief efforts, whether individual, institutional, or logistical.
If there's a tweet about people being trapped under rubble and no system to respond to it, does it still make a sound? The Ushahidi crisismapping system is largly responsible for filling this gap. It's an ambitious attempt to take any info (tweets, facebook comments, SMS, newspaper clippings, radio, etc) in English, french and creole, and process it into a map for relief efforts on the ground to respond to. By crowdsourcing information, we are able to process more data than has ever been possible before, and convert this into something useful.
Crowds are not experts and with an outpouring of support and requests for volunteerism from social media networks, the question quickly became how to match the manpower needs of this system with people who want to help but have no prior knowledge or experience with the system, and in many cases with technology. Can this data not only be useful to people on the ground but to just arriving as well?
To do so effectively, it required the collective effort of experts with access to highly specialized information and of a crash course methodology for introduction to the field. Patrick Meier and Jen Ziemke coordinated the first International Conference on Crisis Mapping 3 months prior, which birthed the International Network of Crisis Mappers. A highly specialized knowledge base, this email group has been instrumental in coordinating efforts to find any and all available data on Haiti to work with – maps, addresses of hospitals, organizations being deployed, contacts, etc. To have the foremost deposit of info, one needs to be able to find it first.
It quickly became clear that even the most detailed information was not necssarily useful or hard to make useful because they weren't machine-readable. People who have never been to Haiti were having a hard time mapping actual locations from satellite images and a bare Google map system. The Open Street Maps community quickly sprung into action and developed the most detailed map of Haiti available, carving out actual streets from satellite images, placing and naming important landmarks, and otherwise providing this info freely to the public freely and openly without the restrictions of a strict copyright license.
Vital in any crisis is locating missing persons. A lot of sites quickly sprang up to offer their services in helping to locate them. From Google to the New York Times to CNN to The Extraordinaries. Pulling pictures from social media and submissions to their own systems, there quickly emerged the concern that work was overlapping and some people were getting lost between the cracks. A coordinated effort between these organizations meant that their systems quickly became interoperable and shared info, thus making the search more efficient and effective, rather than forcing worried people to check many different systems as happened during Katrina and other disasters. Unfortunately, some groups like Facebook continue to silo information and prevent sharing. Other efforts that are providing different services on the ground (Sahana, etc) also enjoyed the benefits of collaboration at an impromptu set of Barcamps organized as Crisis Camp. In DC, it drew over a hundred volunteers to work together at the Sunlight Labs on a Saturday.
Social media and technology has provided an important check on companies too. Millions of dollars are being donated to Haiti via SMS messages in the US alone encouraged by users in social media networks offering an array of charities to donate to and means by which to do it. Users displayed an impressive amount of new media literacy, realizing the importance of verifying how much money was going to people on the ground and how much companies would be taking off the top as a "service fee". Pressure to Western Union & credit card companies meant easing their strict fees, in some cases lifting them entirely. Groups like Google Voice & Digicel started to even offer free calls. Without the pressure social media has by offering an instant feedback loop on relief services, companies might have continued to profit heavily from this disaster, though as Naomi Klein points out, they are likely to when the media leaves.
The Haiti example is not the first attempt at an open and collective response system. Phillip Aslock writes about the issues of Open311 in New York. The NY Senate is also working on helping create systems for relief to the large Haitian community in the city. But in places that have old systems that need to be updated, the ability to streamline and coordinate will take much longer. It will be interesting to see how the systems in NY will be able to benefit from Haiti and vice versa.
The future brings both the challenges of dead data and protectionism as well as an opportunity for more coordination and openness. Depending on the successes from Haiti, organizations will see what makes the most sense and work together to coordinate before emergencies and not only in high risk situations but in test modes. While it was thrilling to figure out how to streamline the systems in an emergency, to really work, this will fundamentally change the way that countries, non-profits and relief organizations work, based on transparency and supported by accountability. The earthquake in Haiti might have sparked the movement to get this all going.
Hey there, nice article, but I think positioning these services as a 911 is misguiding to your community of readers. 911s are about triggering response with definite expectations from the population from the agencies with accountability towards them. This is not what is going on here.
And as member of the community of technologies working in the relief of the Haiti earthquake, I can attest that there is still a long ways to go to have clarity in interoperability, sharing, and the architecture of it all so that there is the least friction possible in helping get the data in the hands of the population.
Certainly a great point about definite expectations allowing for accountability. That's vital for ensuring effectiveness to those being responded to.
What I meant by 911 is an emergency telephone number connected to a public safety answering point. Creating one entry point that has interoperability has a lot of potential. I've been visualizing the situation room at Tufts sort of as a number of telephone operators working on a switchboard. Some of this process has been automated now, but a lot is working with individuals to plot info onto a map or to get it to the right organization. Educating users on what organizations those are and streamlining the process of understanding who is doing what on the ground is going to evolve as these systems do and as we exit emergency mode where solutions are scraped together.
I'm sure many issues will arise as that happens, not least of which being privacy, particularly in the medical field and one reason why the InStedd work is so vital. It'll be great to see how "friction" gets worked out.
Agree Mark. In my experience, the friction disappears by doing these things together and analyzing retrospectively what happened and taking the lessons forward. That's why I think events like Strong Angel are essential to the community of professionals and amateurs doing this. We (the big we) spend too little time practicing and rehearsing, and then expectedly there's too much reactive doing. The problem is not being reactive in itself – you always learn and need to adapt and innovate on the fly – the issue is reacting on aspects that are well understood a priori. With better preparation, we can use those first hours/days focusing on what's unique about the situation instead of predictable things.


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Unlike most of his Italian contemporaries designer Giovanni Savonuzzi was more engineer than stylist. He was best known as an specialist in aerodynamics and he may be the one who introduced tailfins in car design. Best known for his work for Cisitalia in the late 1940s and early 1950s he moved on to Carrozzeria Ghia in 1952 where he designed a number of custom bodies and aerodynamic studies. In 1957 he moved to the US to work for Chrysler.
Savonuzzi worked only 10 years as a designer. But during that period he created a number of interesting cars, like the one shown here. There were 7 made of this specific design (out of a batch of 12), all differing in details. This is chassis no. 1903, one of the later ones. But my all-time favorite Savonuzzi design remains the Supersonic coupe, an expertly proportioned jet-age style sports car: www.ritzsite.nl/Archive/1009.htm
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Think Like a Monk: Train Your Mind for Peace and Purpose Every Day by Jay Shetty
Category: Mind, Body & Spirit
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Research is focused on structure-property relationships in orthopedic tissues, biomaterials and medical polymers. Current projects include the assessment of fatigue fracture mechanisms and tribological performance of orthopedic biomaterials, as well as characterization of orthopedic tissues and associated devices. Surface modifications using plasma chemistry are used to optimize polymers for medical applications. Attention is focused on wear, fatigue and multiaxial loading. Retrievals of orthopedic implants are characterized to model in vivo degradation and physiological loading. Biomechanical characterization of structural tissues is performed to assess clinical treatments and to develop constitutive relationships. Laboratory techniques for structural characterization include SEM, TEM, FEM, SAXS, USAXS, XPS, DSC, GPC, FTIR, AFM, confocal microscopy, wear testing, fatigue testing, fracture mechanics analysis, and nanoindentation. Research has been supported by NIH, NSF, ONR, DARPA, OREF and industry. Pedagogical experience includes curriculum development in mechanical engineering and bioengineering. Teaching includes freshman seminars; undergraduate courses on Mechanical Behavior and Processing of Materials, Structural Aspects of Biomaterials, and Principles of Bioengineering; graduate courses on Fracture Mechanics, Mechanical Behavior of Materials, and Polymer Engineering.
F. Ansari, C. Major, T. R. Norris, S. B. Gunther, M. Ries, and L. Pruitt. "Unscrewing instability of modular reverse shoulder prosthesis increases propensity for in vivo fracture: a report of two cases." Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery/American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons…[et al.] 23, no. 2 (2014): e40-5.
E.W. Patten, D. Van Citters, M. D. Ries, and L. Pruitt. "Quantifying cross-shear under translation, rolling, and rotation, and its effect on UHMWPE wear." Wear 313, no. 1 (2014): 125-134.
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"I Paul…now rejoice in my sufferings for you, and fill up that which is behind of the afflictions of Christ in my flesh, for His Body's sake, which is the Church" (Col. 1:23,24).
Already I can almost hear some of you beginning to quote passages from Scripture which clearly indicate that our Lord suffered the full penalty for our sins at Calvary, that His vicarious sacrifice was a once for all matter. This is true, but it is not the whole truth.
A New York woman is supposed to have called Transworld Airlines one night to ask how long it would take to fly to Hawaii. When the young lady at the other end said, "Just a moment," the woman said, "Thank you" and hung up! She didn't listen long enough to get the true answer. Let's not make this mistake here. Let us rather consider this passage thoughtfully and thoroughly so as to understand its true meaning.
"And you, that were sometime alienated and enemies in your mind by wicked works, yet now hath He reconciled.
Again in chapter 2, verses 10-13, the apostle declares that believers are "complete" in Christ, having been identified with Him in His death and resurrection.
These passages in this very epistle speak of the glorious all-sufficiency of Christ's finished work of redemption.
Once hostile to God and the things of God, we have now been reconciled and have in turn been commissioned to proclaim "the word of reconciliation" to others (II Cor. 5:19). Of this glorious message the Apostle Paul was the first to be "made a minister," as he says in Colossians 1:23. But what, then, does verse 24 mean, where the apostle refers to "that which is behind of the afflictions of Christ"?
To understand the significance of this latter passage let us consider the background.
"He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh; the Lord shall have them in derision.
"Then shall He speak unto them in His wrath, and vex them in His sore displeasure" (Vers. 4,5).
Such predictions as these may be found throughout Old Testament prophecy, and nowhere is there any indication of any prolonged delay in the judgment, or of any period of grace between man's rejection of Christ and the judgment to follow. This was a "mystery…hid from ages and from generations," as the apostle points out in verse 26 of the passage we are considering.
It was when Jew had joined Gentile in declaring war on "the Lord" and "His anointed" (Psa. 2:1-3; 110:1), when the stage was fully set, as it were, for the outpouring of the bowls of God's wrath, that God interrupted the prophetic program by saving the leader of the rebellion and sending him forth as an ambassador of grace and reconciliation.
Thus Christ was to remain a voluntary exile as the rebellion on earth continued, and Paul, along with others, was to bear whatever sufferings might still remain in connection with the continued rejection of Christ. And this is exactly what happened.
"I will show him how great things he must suffer for My name's sake" (Acts 9:16).
Thus Christ was to remain "rejected of men," but who was to bear the sufferings associated with His rejection? Surely not the Lord Himself, for He is forever blessed in heaven. These sufferings were now to be borne by Paul—and us. "That which is behind," or which still remains, "of the afflictions of Christ," is to be borne, not by Christ, the Head, but by us, the members of His Body.
Such suffering was sweet to Paul. If the apostles of the kingdom could rejoice that they were "counted worthy to suffer shame for His name" (Acts 5:41), how much more could the apostle of grace rejoice in bearing the afflictions of Christ so that he might continue to carry on his "ministry of reconciliation" and so add members to Christ's precious Body! This was nothing less than "the fellowship of His suffering" and the apostle longed to experience it more fully (Phil. 3:10).
"Having the same conflict which ye saw in me, and now hear to be in me" (Phil. 1:29,30).
Just as Paul, Christ's "Ambassador in bonds," was a living demonstration of God's grace to a rebellious world, so believers today who stand true to their glorified Lord to suffer for Him, are thereby telling the world that "the dispensation of the grace of God" is still in effect. The present "afflictions of Christ," however, are not the result only of witnessing to the lost; they are often also the lot of those who defend the message of the glorified Lord against the inroads of false doctrine and practice. When Paul referred to "my sufferings for you" and declared that he suffered the afflictions of Christ "for His Body's sake," he did not mean only that the Body might grow numerically, but also spiritually, through the teaching of the truth. It was his stand against false religion in defense of the truth that cost him the most suffering of all, but think of the far-reaching results!
"Yea, and ALL that will live godly in Christ Jesus SHALL suffer persecution" (II Tim. 3:12).
"Whereunto I also labor, striving according to His working, which worketh in me mightily.
"For I would that ye knew what great conflict I have for you and for them at Laodicea, and for as many as have not seen my face in the flesh.
"That their hearts might be comforted, being knit together in love, and unto all the riches of the full assurance of understanding, to the acknowledgement [full knowledge] of the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ" (Col. 1:27-2:2).
All the prayers of a hundred thousand saints for revival, all the record-breaking evangelistic-revival campaigns, and all the organized efforts to establish unity by compromise will fail to bring about a true spiritual revival, as they have failed through the past several decades.
Since the revelation of the glorified Lord through Paul has been committed to us to proclaim, there will be no revival until this message is recovered and proclaimed, unadulterated and unmixed.
How can there be a spiritual revival while the church continues to work under the wrong commission and practices a dozen different baptisms? How can the Church enjoy true unity without a practical recognition of the Scriptural fact that "there is one Body," whose members have been united to Christ and to each other "by one baptism"?
To stand for these truths faithfully entails suffering—suffering for His Body's sake. But this suffering is sweet, first because it is "the fellowship of His suffering," and second because such a stand brings great blessing to the hearts and lives of those who take heed, "their hearts…being knit together in love, and [advancing] unto all the riches of the full assurance of understanding…" (Col. 2:2).


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Romance on the Range  is a 1942 American Western film directed by Joseph Kane and starring Roy Rogers, George "Gabby" Hayes, Sally Payne, Linda Hayes, and Sons of the Pioneers.

Cast
 Roy Rogers as Roy Rogers
 George "Gabby" Hayes as Gabby
 Sally Payne as Sally
 Linda Hayes as Joan Stuart
 Edward Pawley as Jerome Banning
 Harry Woods as Henchman Steve
 Hal Taliaferro as Sheriff Wilson
 Glenn Strange as Stokes, Henchman
 Roy Barcroft as Pete, Henchman
 Sons of the Pioneers as Musicians, cowhands

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Posted by Secrets of Grindea at 2013/04/23. Tags: furniture, Screenshot.
I personally don't like any kind of spoilers when playing a game for the first time.
In my opinion you should try not to show important things of the game like the bosses. It's much better when you get in there for the first time and get to see it.
Showing off too much? I don't know how the others feel, but these DevBlog updates are such teasers for me! Maybe you are showing just enough, but I am always open to seeing new stuff when it comes to Secrets of Grindea! But hey, as long as I get a little something now and then to keep me excited, then it's all good.
This game is going to amazing. Keep up the awesome work guys.
I for one enjoy the amount of content you're showing currently.
No need to see the boss to be both teased and informed about progress.
Aside from content I'm also equally interested in the development itself : the general progress, what you're excited about, what difficulties you're facing, the tools you're using, the environment you create the game in etc… I think it's an important part of a dev blog.
So if you can keep on feeding us that kind of info on a weekly basis, my thirst is quenched.
I like what u show about the different areas that can be explored and some details about that area.
But please dont give to much info…i wouldnt buy this game only for grinding everything i can:P but also to explore the world and its different monsters.
I want to see more about the game in general, but not every detail. Some spoilers are okay, but I want to figure out the boss and his attacks on my own.
Anyway, cool tables and great artwork!
I am devouring everything you guys post but at the same time i am wondering if i am ruining my experience when i will finally play your game. I think as long as you guys dont go TO "in depth" things should be ok for me. For example: Post a picture of the boss but dont tell anything about mechanics or give us a wrong idea about its actual size.
Honestly, I want to see everything, including all of the bugs and unpolished pieces. But I'm strange like that and that is why I signed up to be a beta tester.
I look forward to the new posts every week. Does the blog support a spoiler hiding function like some forums do?


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Q: Suppress annoying terminal output junk from PyCharm I have been using pycharm-community for a while now on Ubuntu and even if I launch by sending the terminal output to the background
pycharm-community myfile.py &
The junk output generated by PyCharm still fills my terminal and I find this really annoying, is there any way to suppress this junk from PyCharm?
And what is the reason why the developers of PyCharm built it this way? I mean to force the junk on users terminal even if they don't want to view it?

A: Just redirect your output and error streams to /dev/null like you would do for any other command whose output you're not interested in:
pycharm-community myfile.py > /dev/null 2>&1

As to the following:

And what is the reason why the developers of pycharm built it this
way? I mean to force the junk on users terminal even if they don't
want to view it?

One man's trash is another man's treasure. What you call junk is effectively useful to some people. Maybe the developers assumed that command line users would know how to redirect their output and error streams.

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Q: GetInvalidFileNameChars() doesn't contain all illegal chars According to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.path.getinvalidpathchars%28v=vs.110%29.aspx Path.GetInvalidFileNameChars() is supposed to give the following output
// Note: Some characters may not be displayable on the console.
// The output will look something like:
//
// The following characters are invalid in a path:
// Char    Hex Value
// ",      0022
// <,      003C
// >,      003E
// |,      007C
// ...
//
// The following characters are invalid in a filename:
// Char    Hex Value
// ",      0022
// <,      003C
// >,      003E
// |,      007C
// ...

However I'm only getting
Char    Hex Value
,   0000
/,  002F

http://ideone.com/UdRbCC
What's going on?

A: From the article you linked:

The array returned from this method is not guaranteed to contain the
  complete set of characters that are invalid in file and directory
  names. The full set of invalid characters can vary by file system. For
  example, on Windows-based desktop platforms, invalid path characters
  might include ASCII/Unicode characters 1 through 31, as well as quote
  ("), less than (<), greater than (>), pipe (|), backspace (\b), null
  (\0) and tab (\t).


Why has Jonathan Lethem titled his novel The Fortress of Solitude? Where does the phrase come from? In what ways is Dylan Ebdus a solitary child? In what ways does he live inside a fortress?
What does The Fortress of Solitude reveal about the dynamics of childhood friendships? What kind of friendship does Dylan have with Mingus Rude? With Arthur Lomb? Why does Dylan want so badly to be accepted by Mingus?
The Fortress of Solitude is a realistic novel, except for one fantastic element: the magic ring that enables its wearer to fly and to become invisible. Why has Lethem included the ring in the story? What effect does it have on Dylan? How is the ring crucial to the plot of the novel?
When Mingus asks Dylan if "everything" is cool, Dylan thinks of his science teacher explaining that "the universe was reportedly exploding in slow motion, everything falling away from everything else at a fixed rate. It was a good enough explanation for now" [p. 118]. Why does Dylan think of this theory at this moment? How does it explain Dylan's neighborhood and home life?
What effect do comic books, pop music, and other aspects of popular culture have on the characters in The Fortress of Solitude? How is Dylan's sense of self shaped by his fascination with comic book superheroes?
When he sees Dose's tag on a sleeping homeless man, Abraham tells Dylan, "Maybe this is just a terrible place. Maybe in these streets right and wrong are confused, so you and your friends run insane like animals that would do this to a human person" [p. 141]. Is Abraham correct in his assessment? How does the Gowanus neighborhood affect those who grow up in it?
Abby tells Dylan, "Your childhood is some privileged sanctuary you live in all the time, instead of here with me" [p. 316–17]. Why is Dylan so obsessed with understanding his childhood? How have his childhood experiences made it harder for him to connect with others?
As Dylan is attempting to rescue Mingus from prison, he thinks of the "ordinary angst" he'd earned as a "grown-up Californian . . . an author of liner notes, an inadequate boyfriend," and asks himself: "How could I have thrown over these attainments for this chimera of rescue?" [p. 488]. Why does he take such risks to rescue Mingus? What are his real reasons for offering the ring to Robert Woolfolk?
In what ways is The Fortress of Solitude a satirical novel? How are Hollywood and private school education depicted in the novel? How does Lethem present the world of science fiction publishing?
Near the end of the novel, Abby tells Dylan, "I guess being enthralled with negritude still beats self-reflection every time" [p. 457]. Is it true that Dylan is obsessed with race? Does he use that obsession to avoid self-knowledge? What is he afraid to discover about himself?
When Dylan leaves Croft Vendle, he thinks: "He wasn't the father I never had. . . . Abraham was the father I never had, and Rachel was the mother I never had, and Gowanus or Boerum Hill was the home I never had, everything was only itself however many names it carried" [p. 506]. In what sense is it true that Dylan grew up without a mother or a father or a home? How have these absences affected him?
The Fortress of Solitude is a vivid evocation of a particular period and place, as seen through the eyes of Dylan Ebdus, and while the novel does not overtly make any large statements about race relations, what does it suggest about how blacks and whites see each other? What scenes particularly dramatize the tensions between blacks and whites in Brooklyn?
The Fortress of Solitude includes two self-contained chapters, "Liner Note" and "Prisonaires," which function almost as set pieces. Why has Lethem included these? How are they different from the rest of the narrative? What do they reveal about Dylan?
In interviews, Jonathan Lethem has described the novel as structured like a musical boxed set. In what ways is this novel reminiscent of a boxed set? Why might Lethem have chosen this structure?
At the end of the novel, Dylan thinks of his mother pushing him into nearly all-black public schools "which were becoming only rehearsals for prison. Her mistake was so beautiful, so stupid, so American" [p. 508]. Why does Dylan think it was a mistake for Rachel to send him to public school? What does Dylan mean when he calls that mistake beautiful, stupid, and American?
Richard A. Wright, Black Boy.


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R | 1h 45min | Comedy, Romance | 5 October 1979 (USA)
A divorced man falls in love, but somehow he can't get over his ex-wife. This affects his love life in comic ways. Based on Dan Wakefield's novel.
Dan Wakefield (based on the novel by), James L. Brooks (screenplay)
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movies I like from 1979
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Title: Starting Over (1979)
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The End I (1978)
Slapstick black comedy about a man (Reynolds) who finds that he hasn't much longer to live and has bungled his attempts at suicide.
Director: Burt Reynolds
Stars: Burt Reynolds, Sally Field, Dom DeLuise
Semi-Tough (1977)
A three-way friendship between two free-spirited professional football players and the owner's daughter becomes compromised when two of them become romantically involved.
Director: Michael Ritchie
Stars: Burt Reynolds, Kris Kristofferson, Jill Clayburgh
An Unmarried Woman (1978)
A wealthy woman from Manhattan's Upper East Side struggles to deal with her new identity and her sexuality after her husband of sixteen years leaves her for a younger woman.
Director: Paul Mazursky
Stars: Jill Clayburgh, Alan Bates, Michael Murphy
Dream Lover (1986)
After she's been attacked in her apartment, Cathy starts reliving the event in her dreams. She seeks help at a sleep disorder research center, but in doing so she encounters some unexpected... See full summary »
Director: Alan J. Pakula
Stars: Kristy McNichol, Ben Masters, Paul Shenar
The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing (1973)
Romance | Western
Western story about a defiant wife who leaves her husband to take up riding with outlaws.
Director: Richard C. Sarafian
Stars: Burt Reynolds, Sarah Miles, Lee J. Cobb
Rollover (1981)
Drama | Mystery | Romance
The wife of a murdered petrochemical company chairman and a banker investigating the liquidity of his new bank stumble upon an international financial scheme that could lead to global economic collapse.
Stars: Jane Fonda, Kris Kristofferson, Hume Cronyn
Hustle (1975)
At the instigation of a grieving father, a Los Angeles cop investigates the suspicious circumstances of a girl's apparent suicide.
Director: Robert Aldrich
Stars: Burt Reynolds, Catherine Deneuve, Ben Johnson
Shamus (1973)
Action | Comedy | Crime
Millions in diamonds are stolen from a safe in NYC and later the burglar is killed. Shamus is paid $10,000 by the owner to find the diamonds or killer.
Director: Buzz Kulik
Stars: Burt Reynolds, Dyan Cannon, John P. Ryan
Orphans (1987)
The two brothers Treat and Philip lived alone since they were kids. Interdependent they dwell in a loft house and live on little thefts, until an aging minor criminal moves in with them and takes over the role of a father.
Stars: Albert Finney, Matthew Modine, Kevin Anderson
Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing (1973)
American Walter Elbertson (Timothy Bottoms), in his late teens, is feeling lost within his family of overachievers. Thirty-something Englishwoman Lila Fisher (Dame Maggie Smith) is ... See full summary »
Stars: Maggie Smith, Timothy Bottoms, Don Jaime de Mora y Aragón
Comes a Horseman (1978)
Drama | Romance | Western
Ella Connors is a single woman who gets pressured to sell her failing cattle farm to her corrupt ex suitor, Jacob Ewing. She asks for help from her neighbor, Frank Athearn. As Ella and ... See full summary »
Stars: James Caan, Jane Fonda, Jason Robards
White Lightning (1973)
Action | Drama | Crime
An ex con teams up with federal agents to help them with breaking up a moonshine ring.
Director: Joseph Sargent
Stars: Burt Reynolds, Jennifer Billingsley, Ned Beatty
Burt Reynolds ... Phil Potter
Jill Clayburgh ... Marilyn Holmberg
Candice Bergen ... Jessica Potter
Charles Durning ... Michael (Mickey) Potter
Frances Sternhagen ... Marva Potter
Austin Pendleton ... Paul
Mary Kay Place ... Marie
MacIntyre Dixon ... Dan Ryan
Jay O. Sanders ... Larry (as Jay Sanders)
Charles Kimbrough ... Salesman
Richard Whiting ... Everett
Alfie Wise ... Workshop Member
Wallace Shawn ... Workshop Member
Sturgis Warner ... John Morganson
Mary Catherine Wright ... Student 1 (as Mary C. Wright)
Burt Reynolds is an attractive middle-aged man who suffers a crisis of confidence when ditched by his ambitious singer wife (Candice Bergen), until he begins to forge a new new relationship with an equally insecure teacher (Jill Clayburgh). But when the wife attempts a reconciliation - seduction followed by a truly excruciating song she has composed for him - he realizes where his loyalty lies. Written by alfiehitchie
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Music by Marvin Hamlisch
Lyrics by Carole Bayer Sager
Sung by Candice Bergen
Adult Romantic Comedy
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"Starting Over" works very well because it's a film made for and by adults. And it's got some very funny moments.
Yes, it's got all the trappings of a typical "ROMCOM" but back in 1979, the ROMCOM formula had not developed into the hackneyed, tiresome concept that it became. By the late 90's, the style that "Starting Over" began seems to have expired (it arguably reached it's zenith circa 1994 with "Sleeping in Seattle". Whether one liked that movie or not, all the trappings of the stylized ROMCOM formula were firmly and grossly used in that one.) But I digress.
"Starting Over" works so well because of Pakula's typical very low keyed direction which allows James L. Brooks' screenplay to shine. But this film would be nothing without the cast. Clayburgh is fine but of the three leads, she's the least appealing. Don't get me wrong. She's an engaging presence in the film and it's quite understandable why Reynolds is attracted to her (except for a shower scene in which, to me, she over reacts). The hands down winners in this film are Reynolds and especially Bergen. Bergen tapped into a completely unexpected flair for comedy as a royally flaky song writing ex-wife of Reynolds. She's a gas especially in an hysterical scene when she begins singing a disco ditty ("Better Than Ever") in a hotel room while trying to reconcile with Reynolds.
Reynolds is a complete revelation. Gone is his trademark mustache and cockiness and it works to marvelous effect. He's mature, low key and completely likable. It would've been so easy for Reynolds to play down the part to the point where he appears to be sleepwalking (ala William Hurt in "The Accidental Tourist"). But here, though he's depressed, he's also alive. He's just a guy going through something that he wishes he didn't have to. He loves/likes his ex-wife and can't understand why he's the odd man out.
From a plot and structural standpoint, "Starting Over" isn't much. It's setup and resolution are standard and completely unremarkable. Aside from the wonderful cast and good writing, the film is photographed beautifully by Sven Nyquist. This Swede (who was Ingmar Bergman's chief Director of Photography) knows how to film chilly northern environments and he gives Boston in winter an appealing glow.


The Staff Council is pleased to announce that the recipient of the PAWS Award for the month of September is Shalom Bond!
Shalom is a Career Development Facilitator in Career Services. "He has gone above and beyond in making sure we are providing quality service and reaching our students, faculty and staff (and community) through his designs for each of our programs. Shalom shows excellence through his leadership and initiative in helping our team. "Shalom will receive a plaque and a gift basket. The Staff Council extends its sincere congratulations to Shalom Bond!


Why Today Is The Perfect Day For a Life Pivot — Anna Akbari, Ph.D.
You made it. You officially survived the longest, most painful election cycle in American history (or at least it seemed that way).
Intense, cathartic moments like this are an opportunity to collectively reflect. How did we arrive at this place? And where do we hope to go from here? Regardless of your current mood, this is the perfect time to hit refresh.
A fresh start. A clean slate. How many times have you daydreamed of starting over? If not with your whole life, then some specific aspect of it?
Regardless of the circumstances in which you find yourself — either through biographical realities or a national election — you can pivot your life toward happiness. And it all starts with flipping the mental switch that auto-refreshes the browser of your life.
Pivoting is something that startups do all the time when they hit a bump in the road or gather enough data to identify a better path forward. It isn't about running away from something so much as mindfully moving toward something better. And sometimes you're just a pivot away from a major personal or professional breakthrough.
But what is it that most often holds us back from making the changes we desire? From moving forward in new and different ways? Often it is the belief that perfection and success (however we define it) must go hand in hand. When, in fact, perfection — and particularly the desire for it — is often at odds with success.
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Baba Amte's Granddaughter Dies By Suicide: Cops
HomeAll IndiaBaba Amte's Granddaughter Dies By Suicide: Cops
Sheetal Amte recently had a public feud with other members of the Amte family over the management of Maharogi Seva Samiti, a social service organisation founded by Magsaysay awardee Baba Amte.
All IndiaNDTV News Desk (with inputs from Agencies)Updated: December 01, 2020 2:59 pm IST
Sheetal Amte was found dead in Anandwan, the base of the organisation.
Sheetal Amte, the granddaughter of social activist Baba Amte, allegedly died by suicide on Monday at Warora in Maharashtra, said reports quoting family sources.
The 39-year-old recently had a public feud with other members of the Amte family over the management of Maharogi Seva Samiti, a social service organisation founded by Magsaysay awardee Baba Amte, who died in 2008.
She was found dead in Anandwan, the base of the organisation.
"A special team has been called from Nagpur. A forensic probe is on. We will get more information after the post-mortem report comes. A case of accidental death has been registered," the Superintendent of Police of Maharashtra's Chandrapur district was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.
Baba Amte's sons and their wives had recently put out a clarification on social media on several allegations from Sheetal Amte.
Baba Amte received India's second highest civilian award, the Padma Vibhushan, for his social work, especially for leprosy patients.
Anandwan, set up in 1959 at Warora, is administered by Maharogi Seva Samiti. Baba Amte's son Vikas Amte is the secretary and Sheetal Karajgi was the CEO.
(With inputs from PTI and ANI)
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Many a New York Times trend piece has attempted to explain the millennial generation's total disregard of traditional courtship rules. We millennials are apparently more fond of speed dating — at least our their own form of it, comprising efficient meet-ups at bars and coffee shops — than expensive dinner dates. Millennials like their "hookup culture." They might want to get married, someday, maybe?They're notoriously phone-skittish, preferring instead to text, or use one of a myriad dating apps available (mostly) for free. And all of this is making their love lives really confusing.
Because, like, what is "dating," anyway?
And saying "I love you" can be weird.