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The revelatory interviews with David Gilmour and Nick Mason, aboard Pink Floyd’s floating studio on the Thames River in 2014, regarding the surprise album of the 21st century, Pink Floyd’s The Endless River. This is the fascinating back story of a “final ” musical statement, 1994’s The Division Bell, which was never intended to be the superstar progressive rock band’s last word, told by Pink Floyd singer/ guitarist/ composer David Gilmour and percussionist Nick Mason, and featuring historic final performances by Pink Floyd keyboardist Rick Wright , who passed away in September 2008.
( Nick Mason (l) with David Gilmour ).
The backwaters of The Endless River saga run deep and the tributaries feeding it are many, and Gilmour and Mason do a very comprehensive job here in my classic rock interview detailing the many heroes at the headwaters who are responsible for the release of the first Pink Floyd new studio release in the 21st century. –Redbeard


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Dinant, tu renaîtras !
Only available in French
“Dinant tu renaitras” is in a way the sequel to “Dinant, August 1914, les rives sanglantes” published four years earlier. In this first book, it was about the massacres perpetrated in the city of Copères during the Great War.
The illustrated book is divided into two parts. The first part pays tribute to heroic figures such as the Dutch vice-consul Willem van Rijckevorsel and the co-pilot of the tug Atlas V, Charles Balbour. The second part is related to the laborious reconstruction of Dinant in the 1920s.
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KIRKLAND, Wash. (PRWEB) July 15, 2016
“Mom’s Losing Her Memory I’m Losing My Mind!: Taking Care of Mom and Dad with Memory Decline” (published by Balboa Press) is a published self help book by local author Kathy Jean Stewart, RN, BSN.
This impactful book leads readers down the difficult path of caring for loved ones with memory decline. With over 88.5 million Americans 65 years and older projected to have Alzheimer's disease by the year 2050 (according to the Alzheimer's and Senior Living facts and figures), memory decline is in epidemic proportions. This staggering statistic does not include the many more that are inflicted with other types of memory disorders.
Stewart discusses how families are blindsided with no preparation or guidance for this difficult path ahead. Her easy to read guide addresses the complex and difficult issues of memory loss, dementia and Alzheimer's disease. This book contains real stories and tactics caregivers can use when providing care and comfort for their loved ones. "People need to know they are not alone, they need help, and help is available!," says Stewart.
"Caregivers are exhausted emotionally and physically,” Stewart states. “They are desperate for good information, and my book provides just that.” “Mom’s Losing Her Memory I’m Losing my Mind!” gives caregivers guidance managing the care and symptoms of dementia, from the initial stages of discovery, through the terminal stage. The author also shares strategies gleaned from over 30 years of experience as a registered nurse caring for elderly with memory decline.
More information about Stewart and her book "Mom's Losing Her Memory; I'm Losing My Mind" can be found at KathyStewartmemorycare.com.
“Mom’s Losing Her Memory I’m Losing My Mind!”
By Kathy Jean Stewart
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 252 pages | ISBN 9781452569352
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About the Author
Kathy Jean Stewart is a registered nurse. She graduated from Indiana University with a bachelor’s in nursing. She has over 30 years of experience addressing the challenges of aging adults. Stewart presently serves as vice president of nursing and care services at an assisted living facility. She is a consultant and speaker on elderly care to hospital personnel, hospice caregivers and family/community groups.
Balboa Press is a division of Hay House, Inc., a leading provider in publishing products that specialize in self-help and the mind, body and spirit genres. Through an alliance with supported self-publishing leader Author Solutions, LLC, authors benefit from the leadership of Hay House Publishing and the speed-to-market advantages of the self-publishing model. For more information, visit balboapress.com. To start publishing your book with Balboa Press, call 877-407-4847 today. For the latest, follow @balboapress on Twitter and “Like” us at facebook.com/BalboaPress.

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In Where They Found Her, former lawyer Kimberly McCreight tells the story of a small town that’s rocked by an unthinkable crime. We asked McCreight, who hit the bestseller list with her debut, Finding Amelia, a few questions about this shocking and suspenseful second novel.
The body of a newborn girl has been found in an idyllic New Jersey town. It’s not the best assignment for a newspaper reporter who so recently delivered a stillborn child, but Molly Sanderson wants to prove to her editor that she can cover hard news. So—despite her husband Justin’s trepidation that covering this story might cause Molly to lapse back into serious depression—she dives in, determined to find out how the child ended up abandoned beneath a bridge.
The heroines of Judith Claire Mitchell’s engrossing new novel—sisters Vee, Delph and Lady Alter—don’t bear a lot of similarity to their creator. The three were raised with a family legacy of suicide: Their great-grandmother Iris became the first to kill herself after her husband’s chemical inventions were used as World War I weapons.
Kitty Miller is living the dream. OK, so maybe her life isn’t picture-perfect according to society’s standards; it’s 1962, and she’s an unmarried woman. But after a failed long-term relationship, Kitty has come to accept that life isn’t always meant to be as we imagine. Instead of being married with kids, she and her best friend, Frieda, own a bookshop in Denver. They’re not rich—in fact, sometimes it’s hard to make ends meet—but the pair is so close they refer to one another as Sister. It’s a good life.
If you’re an author with a family ghost, it would seem almost obligatory to write about it. Hannah Nordhaus’ “paternal grandfather’s maternal grandmother,” Julia -Staab, haunts La Posada hotel in Santa Fe (or so lots of people believe). In American Ghost, Nordhaus offers a fascinating and nuanced account of her ancestral ghost story and her complicated clan.
When 22-year-old Alice becomes pregnant out of wedlock in the early 1930s, both she and her family fear disgrace. Her mother sends her from London to the Gloucestershire countryside to await the baby’s birth at a place called Fiercombe Manor, after which she will give the baby to an orphanage. Her mother’s old friend, Mrs. Jelphs, is the housekeeper at the empty manor, and she promises to keep watch over Alice, who has concocted a cover story of a recently deceased husband.
Ah, love—everyone wants it, but many feel unsure how to get it or keep it. These titles offer valuable, often entertaining insight on many facets of love. Personal stories, wit and wisdom abound. Go forth and be romantic!
Originally published in Israel, Dr. Yuval Noah Harari’s brilliant history of humankind has already become an international bestseller. A specialist in world history, Harari undertakes a daunting task in Sapiens: to examine the rise of our species and discern the reasons behind our remarkable success.
This month's best new mysteries include a genre-bending Swedish suspense novel, a suspicious death in the Everglades, a murderous plan gone awry and a dark cold case.
From the time she was 5 years old, Deborah Voigt was singing with all her heart, joyously belting out hymns like "His Eye is on the Sparrow" in church. In this sanctuary of spiritual sweetness, she discovered her tremendous vocal gift, as well as her love of performing for an attentive crowd. By the time she was a teenager, music possessed Voigt; she was immersed in piano lessons, singing Broadway tunes and eventually discovering and tuning into the pop music of Bobby Sherman and Donny Osmond. It was the voice of Karen Carpenter, however, who helped her realize she could have a career in music, and the voice of God, who told her, "you are here to sing" one morning and propelled her on the path to becoming an acclaimed operatic soprano.


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LeEco LeMax 2 Pro with Snapdragon 821 SoC and rumored 8GB of RAM to be unveiled June 29th
The LeEco LeMax 2 Pro is rumored to carry 8GB of RAM
The LeMax 2 Pro will feature the Snapdragon 821 SoC, which is similar to the Snapdragon 820 but with a faster 2.3GHz CPU clock speed; the chipset still features the Adreno 530 GPU. The rest of the specs include a 5.7-inch LCD display with a 1440 x 2560 QHD resolution. And the handset will reportedly carry 8GB of RAM inside.
The LeEco LeMax 2 Pro will have 128GB of native storage with a 200GB capacity microSD slot available for those seeking additional memory. An upgraded 25MP rear camera is found on the rear of the unit, with an 8MP front-facing camera to shoot selfies and handle video chats. Guess what? The LeEco LeMax 2 Pro will not have a 3.5mm earphone jack, and it will feature a USB-Type C port.
All of this will be confirmed next Wednesday when LeEco unveils the phone. Stay tuned!
The LeEco LeMax 2 Pro will be unveiled a week from today, June 29th
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#ICSF; #Sahel; #G5Sahel; #MINUSMA; #NABERIUS; #FREQUENCE
Ottawa, Jun 13 (Canadian-Media): François-Philippe Champagne, Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Harjit S. Sajjan, Canada's Minister of National Defence jointly announced June 13 that Canada is joining the International Coalition for the Sahel (ICFS) to facilitate coordination and interaction of international action to support the G5 Sahel countries, media reports said.
G5 Sahel. Image credit: Twitter handle
G5 Sahel countries is an institutional framework for coordination and regional cooperation in developing policies and security matters in West Africa.
Champagne who will participate in the coalition’s Small Group of Foreign Ministers said that Canada is proud to be a partner in the ICFS and looks forward to working with them as well as with international partners to help restore peace, stability and prosperity in the region.
François-Philippe Champagne. Image credit: Website
During virtual meetings with their respective counterparts, Champagne and Sajjan reiterated Canada’s commitment to advancing Sahel's priorities for peace and security, economic and social development, inclusive governance, gender equality and climate change.
The ministers also highlighted Canada’s engagement in contributing to international efforts to stabilize the region, by participating in operations, exercises, and capacity-building initiatives.
Sajjan said that Canada with its strong, secure, engaged defence policy, is committed to working with its partners around the world and will contribute to global efforts to support a more secure and stable Sahel region.
Harjit S. Sajjan. Image credit: Twitter handle
United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) is also supported by Canada through the deployment of civilians, police and military officers.
Canada's support through major bilateral assistance programs in Mali and Burkina Faso, contributes to development in the Sahel.
In addition capacity-building training for the Nigerian Armed Forces is being provided by Canada through Operation NABERIUS.
Canada offers assistance to France under Operation FREQUENCE using military aircraft to support the movement of French personnel and military equipment to and from the Sahel region.


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The London International Short Film Festival 2016 (LISFF) returns to Shortwave Cinema & Cafe from Thursday 27th to Monday 31st October.
With 57 films showing over 5 days, LISFF is a showcase of the best short films. Take a look at the schedules, sysnopis and trailers below. You’ll discover a rich and varied selection of films, from documentaries and drama to Sci-Fi and animation.
Short Film Festival Schedule
Thursday, October 27th, Block 1: 6.00 pm
Acceptance – Clive Ashenden
Memory Is A Beach – Fatima Fletcher
‘Memory is a Beach’ is about the futility of looking back to the past in the hope of finding answers to the present where only shape shifting sands are to be found. Below water sequences were filmed with an iPhone 5s in a freezer bag.
La Flamme – Chachee Valentine
A filmmaker explores ritual, anxiety, and obsession ignited by the suicide of Belgian film-maker/artist, Chantal Akerman.
Into The Pocket (Super Short Comics) – Keisuke Matsumoto
Surreal and incongruous variety episodes based on people’s everyday lives.
The Boxer – Nicholas Jessup
A short film starring James Cutler alongside Anthony Houghton, Adele Keating, Joseph Baker and George Dillon. The film also features an original score composed by Rowan Bishop.
Loon – Matt Maloney
A peaceful monk named Po is disturbed by an eruption of urban develoment, transforming a small quiet island of rocks and woods into the electric jungle of modern-day Hong Kong.
833 – Vijay D. Varu
An out of breath Jake manages to catch a bus to work, unbeknown to him it’s the start of a journey towards enlightenment and self discovery. But Jake will need to overcome his own shackles if he is to reach his destination!
Dear John – Peter Vácz
In Dear John, Péter Vácz’s new tale of psychedelic transformation through feline mischief – and also the director’s second collaboration with musical stalwarts James – a couple find their mountain trip waylaid by the discovery of dark secrets deep in the woods. Péter shares how a bigger budget and more forgiving timescale allowed him to gather a talented team of collaborators who helped him expand his ambitions for this colourful story of metamorphosis.
A Lot Meant – Alexander Winterbotham
Old friends Denise and Helen have gone from running bring-and-buy sales to running a Wiltshire-wide drug cartel. But what will happen when competition from local dealers pushes them to their limits?
Dolce Ardor – Andrea Saenz
An Opera Music Video
Thursday, October 27th, Block 2: 7.45pm SOLD OUT
Wedding Anniversary – Bingyen Ti Bobby – Garry Crystal
Bobby – Garry CrystalBlood Money – Emily Knight
Blood Money – Emily Knight
Where Is Hope? – Simon Van Parijs
A once famous journalist being internationally credited, is driven to the edge where he unexpectedly meets a young girl who tries to change his outlook
Amishi – Malinda Kaur
In the heart of London, contractions have started for pregnant Amishi.Reluctant to give birth Amishi heads to the market to buy a blue baby grow. But why?Gold Line – Rowena Vassallo
The Immaculate Misconception – Michael Geoghegan
This is a story about belief, family and honour. Sinead O’Reilly is a pregnant 16-year-old schoolgirl living in West Belfast with her grandparents Daniel and Bronagh O’Reilly. Bronagh is the matriarch of this dysfunctional family and a devout, pious, dour Catholic to boot, who will stop at nothing to maintain her standing in a community that doesn’t want her.
Friday, October 28th, Block 1: 6.00 pm
Running Deep – Rianne White
Pick Your Own – Matt Peover
A comedy set on a pick your own fruit orchard in Hampshire, written by and starring Adam Byron with Sophie Robinson, shot by the excellent Peter Bathurst.
A Couple – David Steiner
Three minutes in the life of a couple.
Orhan – Günalp Koçak
A young immigrant returns back to the city of his forgotten love to find out he has a son.
Little Beatle – Berin Tuzlić
Fake It – Tzurit Hartzion
Sad comedy about love and separation, not necessarily in that order…
Light Drifter – Yu-Ting Cheng
Light Drifter by Yu-Ting Cheng is a 2D animation that uses a flowing pastel and watercolor style to tell a poetic visual narrative based on the filmmaker’s childhood nighttime sleepwalks. Created at the intersection of dreams and reality, the audience is lead on an imaginary journey through mysterious spaces that are shaped by light.
Friday, October 28th, Block 2: 7.45 pm
Private Waltz – Marina Waltz
A lonely doll maker discovers his latest creation has come to life. He can finally have the perfect woman who can be everything he has been dreaming of: mother, lover, confidant. – But his joy turns to fear as he realizes that his doll is a feminist who is hell bent on destroying her creator. Be careful what you wish for.
Lamentation – Kirk Kelley
All They Know Is Shoot – Anike Bay
This is the first Official Anti-Police Brutality Protest Music Video which showcases different segments of injustices that occurs daily in the United States of America and throughout the world between police and innocent citizens like you and me…
La Belle Folie – Ruth Pickett
A comedy short film by Emmy-nominated Writer/Director Ruth Pickett. A desperate actress attempts to make a black-and-white french language film, in order to convince her agent that she’s good enough at french to put her up for an audition. She ropes in her dad, her best friend, and her dad’s friend Mr Harris. It doesn’t go well.
What Are You Waiting For? – SC Durkin
A critical birthday spurs a man to reevaluate of his life and choices. Rekindling his childhood love of skateboarding, he finds the challenge and commitment that his lonely adult life has been lacking.
Saturday, October 29th, Block 1: 6.00pm
Empty Box Of Wine – Michael C. Perry
An ephemeral love, timelessly bound by their music. Everything evolves. Where does this take Jour and Amalia? This musical short examines the romantic complications between two musicians in the rainy streets of San Francisco. The film is directed by Los Angeles based filmmaker and musical artist, Michael C. Perry, combining animation, multimedia and traditional filmmaking to capture the timber of love, song and change.
Ladies First – Matthew Steggles
‘Ladies First’ is a short period drama set in 1919, focusing on a young couple challenging gender equality as a social norm.
Otter Of The Underground – Christina Benenati
When their gold mine experiences a mysterious power outage, Otter and Mole’s journey to restore the mine spirals into a wild adventure!
La Hesperia – Hollie Abbott
A short documentary about organic food production, conservation and sustainability in the Ecuadorian Cloud Forest.
Prize winning at Barnes Film Festival 2016 and nominated for London International Short Film Festival 2016.
Old Folks – Jag Singh
Old Folks is a short documentary film expressing the life lessons learnt by the older generation and what they hope to pass down to the young.
Jade Dragon – Joseph Brett
If you thought Exodus was accurately cast and that Aloha was too ethnically diverse, this might not be the film for you.
Deadly Dinner Date – Lucyus Andrade
Steve has an unusual ability, but it comes with a painful price.
About This Girl – Yeganeh Abyareh
A coming-of-age story about a young Iranian girl facing difficulties in becoming accepted the way she is by the people around her.
Saturday, October 29th, Block 2 Sci-Fi / Horror: 7.45 pm
MC7-1 – Martin Doyle
Desperate for money and facing deportation from London, Valda is hired to find and retrieve a data card from a missing Task Handler who is presumed dead.
Autonomous – George Varotsis
When a mistrustful rogue, who earns a living by sending “obsolete” humanoid robots to the scrap heap, has a change of heart and decides it’s time to call it quits, he stumbles upon a conspiracy that will reveal his life’s darkest secret.
Dead Wrong – Emily Haigh
A teenage girl tormented by the death of her parents, finds solace in strangers to deal with her spiralling grief.
Lex Talionis – Bhanu Pratap Singh
Two criminals, a man left for dead, his undead wife and an abandoned house…
Shutter – Robert Mueller
Mark, an aspiring photographer, who witnesses a murder, tries to sell the pictures he took of the scene to an editorial department.
Grace – Tomas Mankovsky
Tomas Mankovsky’s short film was inspired by a chilling and creepy true story. In 1997, a missing father and his son that were found dead 15 days after their car crash a car crash. The odd thing was that the boy had lipstick marks on his lips, which was applied AFTER his death.
TOTAL LOSS – Simon Hatton
A grieving couple seek closure on their daughter’s death through the powers of a psychic. But not everything is what it seems…
Monday, October 31st, Block 1: 6.00 pm
The Art Of Beard Grooming – Cabell Hopkins
Kinda Blue: Project “Hello!” Redux – Eunkyung Ko
A film that explores the world through a child’s eyes. A fantastical world where magic and reality collide to make for an entirely new experience!
Eyes of St John – Carlo Nero
A documentary about St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital Group, highlighting the tireless effort made every day, across the Israeli-Palestinian divide, by their team of medical staff who provide vital eye care in a region of the world where blindness is ten times higher than in the West.
After The Mass – Sofia Afinogenova
An existential dilemma of a religious man
Naked Truth – Mark Kozlowski
A film capturing all the emotions, feelings and thoughts the first moment you sleep with someone.
Room Tone – Raphael Chipperfield
On the set of a high end fashion shoot, everyone is stressed and the stakes are high. When the sound recordist realises he has lost his recordings, he is forced to take drastic measures to try and save his job.
Monday, October 31st, Block 2: 7.45pm
Chicago Toccata & Fugue – Geoff Tompkinson
The City of Chicago becomes a light show to the music of Johann Sebastian Bach.Toccata and fugue in D-minor.
Smart Dress Is Absolutely Essential – Slawomir Milewski
The film is a study for a larger work that refers to the Bataille-esque theme of transgression and retaining that which is transgressed.
Divine Spell – Payson R. Stevens
A videopoem meditation on the beauty of the Natural world and its power to draw us in with mesmerizing change of shape and form.
I Am Not A Mouse – Evgenia Golubeva
Every time Lucy is called ‘Mouse’ by her Mum, she turns into a real mouse! What is Lucy going to do?
Big Star – Sara Cross
As he prepares for the biggest opportunity of his career, a closeted movie actor must choose between superstardom and the love of his life.


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The Quiet Site, an award-winning carbon neutral holiday park in Cumbria’s Lake District, will be opening 15 new accommodations by September.
Nicknamed ‘gingerbread houses,’ the new units will be 100 per cent energy positive, being able to generate their own energy via ground source heat pumps and solar PV panels.
Wrapped with a ‘ginger’ beech hedge, each unit is set into the landscape and offers fantastic views over Ullswater.
Each sleeps two adults and up to four children,
One has been completed to date and the rest planned to be open over the next three months, with availability from September.
Daniel Holder, managing director of the Quiet Site, said: “The gingerbread houses have been a long time in planning, and we are delighted that they are finally coming into fruition.
“They are a fantastic addition to our carbon neutral offerings, and we look forward to seeing future guests and their families enjoying them as well as the stunning natural area that surrounds.”
Facilities at the Quiet Site include the Quiet Bar, which dates back to 1680, a zero-waste shop, children’s’ games room and adventure playground, laundry room and dog and boot washroom.
Other accommodation options at the Quiet Site include luxury glamping cabins, timber camping pods, underground Hobbit Holes and self-catering holiday cottages, as well as all-weather tent pitches and hard standing pitches for caravans and motorhomes.
The site occupies a magnificent position overlooking Ullswater, the second largest lake in the Lake District.

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Manchester United missed out in an audacious £38m transfer deadline day bid for Brazil forward Neymar. The 20-year-old Santos star preferred to stay at home until after the 2014 World Cup in his country. THE SUN.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers was prepared to swap midfielder Jordan Henderson, winger Steward Downing or left-back Jose Enrique to land Fulham forward Clint Dempsey who instead moved to Tottenham. According to the DAILY MAIL.
Man City striker Mario Balotelli has been ordered to see a shrink to stop smoking. Fuming City boss Roberto Mancini wants his madcap striker to see a hypnotherapist to help him finally kick the habit. According to the DAILY STAR.
Arsenal are understood to have offered Andrey Arshavin a free transfer in the hope that he will finally find a new club before the Russian transfer window closes. According to THE TELEGRAPH.
Andy Carroll was forced to quit Liverpool after boss Brendan Rodgers told him he would not be guaranteed a place on the bench, let alone in the team. THE SUN.
Newcastle will try again to sign winger Tom Ince, 20, from Blackpool in January after having a £4m bid rejected. According to the DAILY MIRROR.
Sir Bobby Charlton has dismissed Roy Hodgson’s chances of leading England to World Cup glory. The 1966 World Cup hero believes it will be hard for them to win any sort of silverware in the future. According to the DAILY EXPRESS.
Tottenham and Porto submitted an agreed deal sheet for Joao Moutinho on deadline day but a third-party with a stake in the 25-year-old Portuguese midfielder is reported to have scuppered the deal. THE GUARDIAN.
Goalkeeper Shay Given is on collision course with Aston Villa after being dropped. The Irishman is still reeling from his omission from the side which drew 1-1 at former club Newcastle on Sunday. According to the DAILY STAR.
Sir Trevor Brooking admits that England’s dearth of strikers at senior level is reflected in the younger age groups but he is adamant that the right steps are being taken to rectify the shortage in the long-term. THE TIMES.
Jermain Defoe says that even the Tottenham Hotspur players were none the wiser as to who of them would be at the club at the end of the transfer window. According to the INDEPENDENT.


Former Assistant Commissioner Bob Quick told the Leveson Enquiry that he had wanted John Yates' phone records to be seized in 2007. This was part of the investigation into allegations that details of the cash-for-honours investigation were being leaked by the Met.
Mr Quick alleged that Mr Yates - who was then Assistant Commissioner - had refused to give permission, saying that he was "very well connected".
When I questioned this remark, he emphasised: 'No, Bob, I'm very well-connected' ... I didn't place huge significance on it at the time. I thought it was a bit of theatre.
On the basis of his reaction, Mr Quick alleges that Met deputy commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson decided not to investigate the phone records.
More top news
Temperatures will remain close to freezing.
The prime minister's announcement came as international leaders gather in Paris on the second anniversary of the climate change plan.
Prime Minister Theresa May said in October the Government will shift towards an organ donation system in England which presumes consent.


Although Berlioz composed mainly large-scale works in his later career, he also continued to compose songs. His settings display a wealth of marvellous melodies of which the composer was particularly proud throughout his life.
This second volume includes songs from Berlioz’s late period, and complements the first volume, which contains the songs from Berlioz’s early and middle period of creativity. Both volumes are based on the new critical complete edition, the “New Edition of the Complete Works” (Vol. 19), which includes all of the composer’s songs published in their complete form for the first time. This publication offers a reliable edition of the music, representing the latest musicological research. A detailed foreword includes the history of the composition of the works and their transmission, and a list of sources. The song texts are included in the original language and in translation.
This edition is therefore ideal for a rediscovery of this Romantic song repertoire.
- Urtext from the New Berlioz Edition
- Detailed foreword (German/English) on the history of the composition of the works and their transmission, together with a list of sources
- Übersetzungen der Liedtexte (German/English)


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His work with the World Health Organization’s smallpox-eradication project began when his Indian guru, Karoli Baba, told him to ditch the dress, don a three-piece suit, become a diplomat with the United Nations and work for WHO. Brilliant told the TED audience his guru predicted “that smallpox would be eradicated, and that this was God’s gift to humanity because of the hard work of dedicated scientists.”
The success of that work is just one of a string of accomplishments that dot Brilliant’s life like diamonds on a necklace, but it is one of his chief reasons for remaining optimistic in spite of pandemics, climate change, poverty and inequality, wars over resources and all the other ills facing the planet.
He told a TED audience in 2007:
A disease which killed hundreds of thousands in India, and blinded half of all of those who were made blind in India, ended. And most importantly…a bond was created. Doctors, health workers, from 30 different countries, of every race, every religion, every color, worked together, fought alongside each other, fought against a common enemy, didn’t fight against each other. How can that not make you feel optimistic for the future?
That is a reminder we need to repeat over and over. We have been here before, paralyzed by fear, overwhelmed by situations that appeared beyond remedy, certain the flower of hope has died. Yet we are still here. The flower still blossoms, even when it must blossom in the dark like the one in the photo above. As long as people such as those on this blog continue to work for a better world, we will have more than enough reasons for hope.

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Top Five Live: Sturgill, Train round out week's best Indy concerts
Each week, local freelance music writer Seth Johnson and Star reporter Dave Lindquist pick the best concerts in Central Indiana. Here's a look at the Dec.5-11 lineup:
1. Sturgill Simpson w/ Lucette
8 p.m. Dec. 7, $15, The Vogue, 6259 N. College Ave., (317) 259-7029.
Sturgill Simpson has been one busy man in the past year and a half. Since June 2013, the American country singer-songwriter has released two albums, including his debut ("High Top Mountain") and sophomore effort ("Metamodern Sounds in Country Music"). Returning to Indy after last year's appearance at Radio Radio, Simpson's move to The Vogue's bigger stage points to his promising future.
2. Ben Watt w/ KO
9 p.m. Dec. 6, $20, The Hi-Fi, 1043 Virginia Ave, (317) 493-1209.
Through his many music journeys, Ben Watt has explored a vast array of sounds. For a large amount of that time (20 years to be exact), he and Tracey Thorn made up the alternative duo Everything But The Girl.
The following decade saw Watt working as an international DJ and label boss of the electronic label Buzzin' Fly. Now with the release of his first solo album in 31 years, the esteemed artist visits Fountain Square, with the dazzling KO of Joyful Noise Recordings opening up the night.
3. Winter Wonder-Jam w/ Blue Moon Revue, Max Allen Band and Janet Duke & The 7 Deadly
9 p.m. Dec. 5, $7, Radio Radio, 1119 E. Prospect St., (317) 955-0995.
Three local acts come together for one night of vivacious rock 'n' roll at Radio Radio. Having toured nationally with several releases in the past 14 years, Blue Moon Revue's 2013 "Make It Reel" again showcased the group's dynamic sound. Appropriate to the name of their latest album, the show will be recorded on a 24-track reel-to-reel tape machine.
4. Jingle Jam ft. Train, The 1975, Mary Lambert and Jake Miller
7 p.m. Dec. 7 $30-59, Indiana Farmers Coliseum, 1202 E. 38th St., (317) 927-7623.
Ring in the holidays with this lineup of accessible artists, headlined by a group of consummate hit makers in Train. Manchester's "The 1975," whose debut release saw a great deal of success, will bring a taste of indie rock to the night as well.
5. Big Band Holidays: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis and special guest Cecile McLorin Salvant
8 p.m., Dec. 5, $60-135, Palladium, 355 City Center Drive,, (317) 843-3800.
Add a healthy dose of soul and swing to your holiday season. Composed of 15 of jazz music's leading soloists, this superb group is led by the one-and-only Wynton Marsalis, who has received nine Grammy Awards, the Louis Armstrong Memorial Medal and the National Medal of Arts.


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Friday, August 3, 2012
The new film adaptation of Charles Dickens' Great Expectations, directed by Mike Newell, is set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in September. It was over a year ago that Screenterrier reported on the casting of Holliday Grainger as Estella, the love interest and emotional torturer of the orphan Pip, who is played by young War Horse star Jeremy Irvine.
Holly (represented by Troika) stars as Lucrezia Borgia in Neil Jordan’s TV series The Borgias. She has also had recent roles in Cary Fukunaga’s Jane Eyre and in Bel Ami opposite Robert Pattinson.
Producer Elizabeth Karlsen of Number 9 Films commented "She is just an incredibly fine actor and has the beauty that is needed for Estella as well as an extraordinary technical ability."
Helena Barlow (represented by United Agents) who played Rose Weasley in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows epilogue, plays the young Estella. The young Pip is played by Jeremy's younger brother Toby Irvine.
The young cast also includes another Harry Potter star Jessie Cave as Biddy, with her younger sister Bebe Cave, as Young Biddy. Her fellow Summerhill cast member Olly Alexander plays Herbert Pocket, with Charlie Callaghan as young Herbert.
They join Ralph Fiennes starring as Magwitch and Helena Bonham-Carter as Mrs Havisham.
Here's the official synopsis for the film:
Orphan Pip rises from humble beginnings thanks to a mysterious benefactor. Moving through London’s class-ridden world as a gentleman, Pip uses his new status to pursue Estella, a beautiful, heartless heiress he’s always loved. The shocking truth behind his fortune will have devastating consequences for everything he holds dear.
Great Expectations will premiere this September at TIFF with no official release date as yet announced.
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Microsoft has started testing dark mode for the search engine Bing. Dark mode, which has become popular in browsers, is also spreading on websites. However, Microsoft has not yet officially announced the dark mode interface.
With dark mode interfaces increasingly widespread in recent years, the most popular applications in the world also offer dark mode interface preferences to its users. With browsers like Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge now having a built-in dark mode interface, it's also a matter of time for many websites to have a built-in dark mode.
The next website, which is expected to have a dark mode interface, seems to be Microsoft's search engine Bing.com. Judging by the images shared by a Twitter user, Microsoft started testing the dark mode of Bing.com for users who love dark mode interfaces.
Dark mode has not been officially announced yet
Bing.com's dark mode has not been officially announced yet. It is stated that the company has tested the new dark mode interface with a limited number of users located in the USA. Microsoft announced a few days ago that it had tested a new logo for Bing.com.
The new dark mode seems to have spread across the entire search engine, including search results. This is exactly the same dark mode that already exists in Bing's official practice. It is not clear when Microsoft will turn on dark mode for all users, but considering its tests, it may be considered that it will be opened to wide use soon.
The new Bing logo is actually seen as an expected development. It appears as a much more modern logo under the influence of Fluent Design, the design language developed by Microsoft in 2017. The logo no longer has sharp corners and curved lines. The new design adds depth to the logo. At the same time, the logo does not look much different from the existing Bing logo. Microsoft has not yet officially announced the new Bing logo. The company seems to be holding the new logo for A/B testing with a small number of users. The A/B test is known as a user experience research methodology.

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On October 1, the deadliest mass shooting in the United States transpired in Las Vegas. The incident amplified the constant national debate about gun control. In 2017 alone, there have been over 11,000 deaths directly due to gun violence, according to an independent research group. The number of deaths due to gun violence is absolutely outrageous. The necessity for increased regulations against firearms is evident, especially firearms that accept "high capacity" magazines.
Following a data breach which enabled students to view their class rank and weighted grade point averages — and which Palo Alto High School administration suggests may threaten the security of their private information — administrators are following an aggressive protocol response, according to Chief Technology Officer Derek Moore.


At least 7 people face indictment after drug bust
BULLITT COUNTY, KY (WAVE) - At least seven people face charges after a narcotics investigation by authorities from at least two Kentucky counties and out-of-state troopers.
The Bullitt County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Unit conducted the investigation in conjunction with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and the Nebraska State Patrol.
Bullitt County authorities said on May 15, they seized about 222 pounds of marijuana, about $57,710, four vehicles, 227 dosage units of THC oil (aka marijuana oil), 12 vials of human growth hormone (HGH), 127 HGH pills, and one gun.
Due to the ongoing investigation, authorities said they would release no additional information at this time.
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50 and Em' are working on the latter's 2002 film's broader version
50 Cent announces some big news about a movie series he's working on with Eminem. During an appearance on Big Boy TV earlier this month, the “In Da Club” hit-maker revealed he's linking with Slim Shady to create the 8 Mile TV series, which will be derived from the latter's 2002 film of the same title that was based on his life.
“I'm gonna bring his 8 Mile to television. We're in motion,” 50 explained. “It's gonna be big. I ain't got no duds. I'm battin' a hundred, I'm battin' a hundred.”
He continued, “I think it should be there for his legacy because it's important to me that they understand it.”

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Discover Timeless Elegance: The 1995 Honda CD50 Benly
Step into the world of classic biking with the 1995 Honda CD50 Benly, a charming two-wheeler that seamlessly blends style and functionality. This vintage gem hails from an era where simplicity met sophistication, and it continues to captivate riders with its timeless design.
Design and Style:
The CD50 Benly boasts a classic design that pays homage to Honda’s heritage. With its chrome accents, sculpted lines, and gracefully contoured fuel tank, this bike stands as a testament to the aesthetic elegance of the mid-’90s. The compact frame and low-slung seat not only enhance its visual appeal but also contribute to a comfortable and relaxed riding posture.
Underneath the timeless exterior lies a reliable and efficient 50cc engine. This modest powerhouse ensures a smooth and economical ride, making the CD50 Benly an ideal choice for urban commuting and leisurely cruises. The four-stroke engine delivers a balance of power and fuel efficiency, providing a hassle-free and enjoyable riding experience.
Hop onto the saddle, and you’ll instantly feel the ergonomic design that prioritizes rider comfort. The low seat height allows for easy manoeuvrability, making it an excellent option for riders of all experience levels. Whether you’re navigating through city streets or cruising along scenic routes, the CD50 Benly promises a delightful and stress-free ride.
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The 1995 Honda CD50 Benly isn’t just a motorcycle; it’s a journey back in time. With its classic aesthetics, dependable performance, and rider-friendly features, this vintage Honda remains an icon of enduring style and functionality. Whether you’re a collector, enthusiast, or a rider seeking a touch of nostalgia, the CD50 Benly is ready to transport you to an era where the joy of riding was beautifully uncomplicated.

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The visual perception of a dog is focused on the detection of food. It must be able to pick up, both during the day and at night, any movement, no matter how small. If a dog goes blind, it thus affects its entire life. Cataract – one of the most common causes of blindness – is no longer a permanent condition, however. The condition can usually be completely treated with surgery.
What is cataract? How does this disease affect our dogs?
Cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye of a dog. When the lens is clouded, it affects the dog's vision either completely or partially. If both eyes are affected, complete blindness results.
Not only older dogs are affected by this disease. Cataracts can also be caused by a congenital hereditary disease in the dog's eye. There are breeds that are affected more often than others.
For example, Golden Retriever and Labrador Retriever, Poodle, Miniature Schnauzer, Afghan or the Boston Terrier are among the carriers of the genetic defect. This includes mixed breeds that originated from these breeds.
The causes of lens opacity
Normally the transparent lens is responsible for the refraction of light. It makes objects visible on the retina. The trigger of cloudiness is an increased amount of water in the transparent lens, which causes the lens fibers to swell up. The normally ordered fibers get out of their original order due to swelling and thus lose their transparency.
However, a clouding of the lens does not automatically mean that your dog will go blind. As the dog ages, it is normal for his lens to cloud and change. In so-called nucleosclerosis, the fibers of the inner lens no longer arrange themselves parallel to each other, and lose their transparency. This causes the eyes of older dogs to appear increasingly milky.
Primary cataract is a genetic defect, which is congenital or inherited. Besides purebred dogs, mixed breeds can also carry this defect. In this condition, the opacity affects the dog's field of vision either partially or completely.
Other causes of cataracts can be injuries or other diseases. For example, eye inflammations at the retina, as well as injuries of the cornea are possible triggers of the cataract. Metabolic diseases such as diabetes mellitus also often increase the accumulation of water in the lens, leading to cataracts.
Recognizing cataracts – what symptoms to look for?
The clearest sign of cataracts is in the lens of the dog's eye. At the beginning of the disease the lens slowly turns blue-greyish and appears dull. As time passes, the lens becomes lighter and lighter until it finally appears completely white.
However, the symptoms of cataract are usually only recognized when both eyes are equally affected. Only then the dog can no longer find its way around. Appears disoriented especially in unfamiliar surroundings. If the dog's eyesight is affected, this becomes noticeable relatively late.
Most dogs are safe on the road even with total blindness, so it is not noticeable to the owner for the time being. The distinctive senses of a dog support it in further orientation, especially in its familiar environment. This obscures the extent of the impairment.
It may take a few weeks, months or even years for both eyes to become cloudy in the same way.
Does my dog feel pain during the lens opacification procedure??
Normally the dog does not feel any pain during a cataract surgery. However, it can happen that the lens becomes increasingly brittle, and the lens protein enters the interior of the eye as a result. The body's attempt to fight the foreign body ends in a painful inflammation called uveitis.
Cataract, besides uveitis, can also lead to lens luxation. This means a displacement of the lens into the anterior chamber of the eye or even into the pupil. The lens is held in place by fibers, but these tear as the disease progresses. A consequence of lens luxation is increased intraocular prere, which in turn can lead to glaucoma.
Uveitis and lens luxation are painful. If you notice that your dog has difficulty holding up his eyes, they are swollen and there is secretion on them, then this must be examined. Treatment is by medication or surgery.
Can cataract be prevented?
In older dogs or primary cataract formation there is no possibility of prevention. In order to detect a congenital defect, a hereditary disease test is required. If this is positive, surgery should be considered at the onset of the disease.
If the dog becomes conspicuous by drinking more, urinating more frequently, or if its eyes are inflamed, the origin may be another disease such as diabetes. If left untreated or delayed, this could cause cataracts. To prevent, the underlying disease must be diagnosed quickly.
What helps with cataracts?
There is no purely medicinal treatment for dogs with cataract. An operation should be performed by an ophthalmologist, which can successfully restore the dog's eyesight. The doctor removes the clouded lens during this procedure. Replaces this with an artificial lens.
Before the dog is operated on, you should consult a specialist. This examines him first on basic diseases and scans the eyes from all sides to determine the origin of the cataract. Both the vitreous cavity and fundus need to be checked by ultrasound, as well as the function of the retina by an ERG. The result of this examination is used to prepare the therapy. Decides on the type of operation.
If an underlying disease is the cause of the impairment, treatment with medication can be attempted for the time being. Other eye diseases in the form of inflammations can also be treated in this way.
Important for a successful treatment of lens opacity is the early detection of a change in the eye, and the control by a veterinarian specializing in eyes. At the slightest suspicion you should already act, because waiting favors the progression of the disease.
Cataract – is surgery necessary?
Surgery of the eye is almost always advisable when the lens is cloudy. In the best case the dog can see again within 2-3 days after a surgical intervention.
The decision whether an operation is necessary or not depends on the preliminary examination. Here the doctor decides to what extent this can ensure an improvement in vision. If there is a chance for improvement or healing, the dog should be operated in any case.
If the ophthalmologist concludes that surgery would not be effective, your dog must be provided with eye drops for the rest of his life. These are to prevent possible inflammations if necessary. contain. If your dog's retina is already detached or another disease is the cause of the clouding, surgery does not make sense for the time being. Uveitis and lens luxation must be treated immediately.
The clouding of the lens can be surgically removed within a very short period of time. It is an outpatient treatment. To make the procedure as comfortable as possible, your dog will be put under general anesthesia. After the operation you can pick up your dog in the recovery room and take it home with you.
After the operation you will have to take care of your dog intensively for two to three weeks. During this time he must be regularly administered his medication. The control examinations are kept. The risk of the procedure is less than 10 percent.
Cataract is a quite treatable disease. The clouded vision can be significantly improved by surgery on the lens. If the clouding of the lens cannot be treated by surgery, your dog must be treated with medication in case of inflammation and must be regularly checked by a doctor.

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The Conversation: Interviewing tips & suggestions
You can match. You can organize. You can have great community partners. But much of the success of your project comes down to one thing: The Stories.
The stories that your storytellers tell and writers capture are the backbone of your project. This section offers tips and tricks on how to capture and write impactful Facing stories. It also shares examples of Facing stories that have worked really well and links to other writing resources.
It All Starts with a Conversation
Writers and storytellers must meet face-to-face at least once. In early projects, we weren’t sticklers about this and it was very obvious what stories were captured by a chat on the phone. The narrators on these stories seemed more distant. Meeting face-to-face is a requirement all writers and storytellers participating in a project must be comfortable with.
Where to meet
It’s best to guide writers and storytellers to meet in a public, neutral location for an initial meeting. Each may want to bring along a friend or family member too if that makes them more comfortable. As the organizers of a project, you should suggest and/or offer locations for storytellers and writers to meet, such as libraries, cafes, or in an office or campus setting.
Keep in mind some conversations can be emotional and very private, and also, since the default setting for all stories is anonymity, some settings may be too public.
Talking with storytellers in their own surroundings can offer a deeper glimpse into your storyteller’s world. We’ve had writers shadow storytellers at work, visit them in their homes, and storytellers who’ve driven writers around town showing them important landmarks in their stories.
Some stories can be captured over a 90-minute chat, but some may take longer. For a Facing Disabilities project we ran, many of the storytellers were not very verbal. So it took more than one meeting.
Remember not everyone has words, but every human has a voice. Sometimes we say more with a smile and a gesture than we could ever say with words.
Kelsey From the storytelling trenches:
During my first meeting with a storyteller for Muncie’s Facing Disabilities Project, I was getting nowhere. Jerold was in his 60s and didn’t remember much about his childhood. He said his parents were nice and that he liked work. That’s about all I could get out of him. I left that first meeting thinking, “I’m running this project and my story is going to be a flop.” I sat down to write Jerold’s story and I just couldn’t hear or feel his voice. To fill in the blanks in Jerold’s story, I interviewed his cousin, his boss at work, I went to work to watch him in action, and even tagged along on a date with Jerold (67) and his 30-something girlfriend. By the time I sat down to write Jerold’s story, I had more than enough material.
You can read Jerold’s story here.
Have a conversation
This isn’t a traditional interview. This is a give and take conversation. You need to try to capture how they think and feel and speak. The most powerful stories are the ones that do NOT read like a feature in the local newspaper. Bring a recorder or use your smartphone’s recording app to capture the conversation, so you can lose yourself in the conversation and not notetaking. Do take some notes, though! Use your notes to capture the storytellers emotions and movements—how they said what they said.
Don’t have a list of prepared questions that you simply power through. Help guide your storyteller’s conversation with your questions. Focus on key moments—when they decided to speak out, when they sought out help, when they overcame an obstacle. Ask them what they felt, saw, and smelled. Drill down into details so you can see through the storyteller’s eyes and walk in their shoes.
In many ways you are employing the methods of a counselor. Kelsey sat down with Jay Zimmerman, a clinical psychologist, to talk about some interviewing techniques.
Your story is only as good as your ability to listen and to ask questions that don’t interrupt but make the conversation flow.
Always end the conversation by having the storyteller sign the Storyteller release form and asking the storyteller if they have any questions for you and walking them through what happens next: you write the story, show them the story for their approval, the story is published online and/or in a book and may be performed on stage.
Also inform the storyteller that their story will be anonymous unless they specifically want to be named. Because the stories are in the first person, the reader will never know who the “I” is unless the storyteller is comfortable revealing their identity.


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The reasons that so many books get adapted into movies are understandable… they’re properties with a built-in audience, they often come with well-defined characters, it’s fucking easier than writing something new. But turning a good book into a good movie is one of the hardest things to do in Hollywood. Even a pulpy popular no-brainer like The DaVinci Code can be turned into a turgid piece of turd. A not-great book like The Godfather can somehow become an all-time classic, while a classic like The Bonfire Of The Vanities can become an unwatchable disaster. But novels have been turned into movies from the beginning of the form, and it shows not indication of abating.
Like much of the movie business, most adaptations are cynical marketing at best. They come from books that have targeted audiences (often women, who are by far the biggest buyers of books) and are laser-sharp in their focus on that audience (Eat,Pray,Love; The Help).
Given the hit-and-mostly-miss nature of novel adaptations, are there some authors that rise above others?
Obviously, Shakespeare is the king of movie adaptations… from Olivier and Branagh to the ’60s and ’90s Romeo and Juliets, every generation turns in its own decent version of The Bard. The original chick-lit author, Jane Austen, has also ruled throughout the decades. Hemingway has tons of adaptations, although not many have come out since he put a shotgun in his mouth (strangely, Fitzgerald, who seems pretty cinematic, has had almost no success… good luck, Baz). And there are the authors who are known for one prolonged work (like Ian Fleming with James Bond, J.R.R. Tolkien with The Lord Of The Rings, and J.K. Rowling with Harry Potter) that has made a serious mark on movie history.
Let’s take a look at some of the other authors who have a decent track record:
Solid Adaptations: The Shining, Stand By Me, The Running Man, Misery, The Shawshank Redemption
King has to be the most recently adapted author (and has to be considered for the all-time crown). There are other decent movies (Carrie, Christine) and a ton of horrible ones (Sleepwalkers, Thinner). The most interesting thing about King is that his heaviest horror titles (for which he’s obviously best known) don’t translate as well as his more literary work. Of his five classics, the only pure horror one is The Shining, and King didn’t even like the Kubrick version.
Solid Adaptations: 3:10 To Yuma, Get Shorty, Jackie Brown, Out Of Sight
His best books bounce along like a good movie, and three good directors (Barry Sonnenfeld, Quentin Tarantino, Steven Soderbergh) have turned his work into almost perfect flicks. If you can’t turn a Leonard title into at least into a super-watchable movie, you shouldn’t be directing (I’m looking at you, F. Gary Gray).
Bret Easton Ellis:
Solid Adaptations: American Psycho, Rules Of Attraction
What a comeback. Ellis’ first book, the classic Less Than Zero, is one of the worst adaptations of all-time. But the next two efforts are near-perfect. American Psycho has a well-deserved reputation, but Rules is also pretty awesome. The only bummer is that all the talk of Tarantino redoing Zero has come to nothing… that would be a perfect marriage of material and filmmaker.
Philip K. Dick:
Solid Adaptations: Blade Runner, Total Recall, Minority Report, The Adjustment Bureau
Dick is one of the few short story writers whose work is consistently turned into good movies (although Short Cuts did a great job with the Raymond Carver oeuvre). He has helped shaped the modern sci-fi genre to a large degree.
Solid Adaptations: Mystic River, Gone Baby Gone, Shutter Island
Eastwood. Scorsese. Affleck? (OK, as a director, he’s actually pretty good.) Plus, he wrote for The Wire. Part of the decade of Boston dominance that has nearly driven The Dilemma to murder.
Solid Adaptations: The Maltese Falcon, The Thin Man, Miller’s Crossing
Film Noir, thy name is Hammett.
Solid Adaptations: The Last Picture Show, Terms Of Endearment
Modern Westernesque stories, thy name is McMurtry.
Solid Adaptations: A Passage To India, A Room With A View, Howard’s End
Critically-acclaimed movies that look too boring to watch, thy name is E.M. Forster.
Solid Adaptations: Empire Of The Sun, Crash
Right behind that a horrible Will Ferrell soccer flick stole “Kicking and Screaming”, that the worst Best Picture ever stole the name of a cool movie about people who like to fuck the wounds caused by car crashes ranks as one of history’s greatest tragedies.
Solid Adaptations: Sin City, 300
His infusion of novelistic techniques within comic books is well-suited for film adaptations. And his work has also seriously informed the Nolan Batmans.

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Have you ever wondered how much your depression is costing you each year? Does anyone have any idea? Depression does not only extract a monetary cost. There is also the personal cost of lost opportunities, relationships, and time. In this post I am going to use my personal life as an example of how much depression can cost per year in monetary terms. And you will get to hear a little of my depression history as well. I am eager for members to share their own rough calculations of how much depression is costing them on average each year. In a subsequent post we will discuss the personal cost of depression.
In my twenties" It was in my twenties that my depression was becoming too big of a problem for me to ignore. It was a rough decade. In those years I began a new relationship, had the first job of my career, and was attempting to get two Master's degrees. During this time I also got married, I had a miscarriage, and then experienced infertility for several years. It was also during my twenties that my depression was increasing to the point where I found myself crying at work and unable to function very well. On one particularly tearful day my co-worker handed me the phone after having made me an appointment with a therapist. It was the best gift anyone could have given me.
In addition to therapy I also tried an antidepressant for the first time. I was taking nortriptyline for about six months under the advice of my doctor. I discontinued it so I could try to have a baby.
Financial cost of treating depression in my twenties:
Remember that this is just a rough estimate. I am also going to estimate the monetary cost for one year. During the worst of my depression I was seeing my therapist twice a week. Also keep in mind that I had the best health insurance of my life back then (we will never see such coverage again) when I worked for a local university hospital.
Cost of 50 minute psychotherapy session: $100
40 weeks of therapy 2x a week.Yearly cost: $8,000 for therapy
Cost of nortriptyline: I do not know how much this medication cost back in the 90's. Nowadays this older antidepressant can be found on the Target list of generic drugs where you can buy a 90 day supply for only $10.00.
**Highest estimated monetary cost of depression per year in my twenties:
My insurance paid for mostly all of this. It was not until the late nineties when I was beginning to have to pay a considerable amount of out of pocket for the co-pay.
In my forties" Let's get into my time machine and travel the decades to my forties where I am now. I had ended my therapy when I turned thirty because it was then that I finally had children. These were the years where I was consumed with being a parent. When it was found that my youngest son had autism at the age of four my focus was even more intense upon helping my children. I did still suffer from depression but it went untreated due to my focus on family. I put myself last and ended up physically and emotionally exhausted.
My depression hit a new low when I found myself calling a hotline for help. But it wasn't until my 40's when I finally did something about it. When I was almost 42 I was diagnosed with an incurable disease called Multiple Sclerosis. I already had my son's autism and my depression to cope with so this new disease became the catalyst for getting some help. I did seek out a therapist and also some non-prescription ways to deal with my depression.
In one year I maybe went to therapy for a total of a little over 8 months with two separate therapists (neither one worked out unfortunately.)
Financial cost of treating depression in my forties:
Therapy once a week with a social worker trained in counseling: $100 per session (often went over an hour) or therapy once a week with a psychologist $100 per session (50 minute session)
Estimated 35 weeks of therapy at $100 per week: $3500
Side Note: My first therapist was a noted psychologist in his field who had trained at taught at Harvard. Some years later I was paying the same price for someone having far fewer credentials and experience. I have never seen a psychiatrist and I dare say that I probably could not afford one.
About insurance: The days when you got most of mental health costs paid through insurance are over. You have a limited amount of sessions (in my case 25) in a year to get better. The emphasis is on short term treatment. Even "good" insurance doesn't cover that much. I had to first meet a huge deductible which went for the first six sessions. My insurance would only pay for 10 sessions at 80% and then it would pay 50% for fifteen sessions. If I needed more sessions than this it was out of my pocket. An unpleasant surprise was to find that the six sessions I first paid for out of pocket to meet the deductible, counted against the sessions they are supposed to pay at 80%. So I paid six hundred dollars for session 1-6 and then they only paid the 80% for sessions 7-10. Needless to say, that when you are depressed and figuring out that you can't afford the treatment, you get more depressed.
Therapy: $3500 a year (some paid through insurance, some paid out of pocket)
Natural Supplement, SAM-e, to treat my depression: At Whole Foods Market I pay about $70 for 60 coated tablets of 400 mg each. That equates to $35 a month and $420 a year.
- Additional supplements including Melatonin, Vitamin B-12, Vitamin D, folic acid, fish oil, and more. Estimated cost at around $500 a year. This is a really rough estimate.
- Exercise is very important for your mental and physical health. My gym membership at a low cost gym is about $240 a year.
**Total cost of treating my depression with therapy: $4,660 a year
Cost of currently treating my depression without therapy: $1160 a year**
I have to say that it is worth it to get treatment and if the treatment doesn't work out to keep trying. If you do not have insurance or money there are other ways to get help. For those of you in this boat please read my post, "How Do I Get Mental Health Services with No Money and No Insurance?"
Now it is your turn. I have a feeling that my numbers are low compared to some of you. Seeing a psychiatrist, expensive medications, hospital stays, and alternative treatments can ratchet the cost of depression quite considerably. If you count in things like lost wages or losing employment the cost of a mood disorder can be astronomical. What do you estimate that treating your depression is costing you in a year? And how much does insurance or other health benefits cover of your treatment? Let us know your story. It just might help someone else.

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April 6, 2008
SAN DIEGO, Calif. - They took two different paths, but the end results were the same. The Washington men's and women's varsity eight crews each won the championship in their headline events, Sunday at the San Diego Crew Classic on Mission Bay. Overall, four of the Huskies' six entries were victorious.
UW claimed trophies in the top-two races at San Diego for the ninth time, the first since 1998. The Huskies were making their first Crew Classic appearance since 2004.
Opposing crews were probably not happy to see the three-year absence end as the Huskies finished first in four of the six events they contested despite an elite field assembled for the 35th anniversary of the prestigious regatta.
The 17th-ranked UW women staged a furious comeback to overtake No. 4 USC at the finish line and capture the Jessop-Whittier Cup. They won the featured women's race for the first time since 2002.
Making the victory even more impressive was the fact the Huskies were rowing outside in lane six, which is farthest from the shore and least protected from the gusty winds.
USC, rowing inside in lane two, and Washington immediately broke ahead of the six-boat starting pack. The Trojans, third-place finishers at the 2007 NCAA Championships, steadily pulled away. They led by one-half length at the 500-meter mark and by six seats halfway through the race.
The Huskies took a strong move with 400 meters left and drew even with USC with 100 meters to row. The finish was too close to call before timers determined that UW clocked a winning mark of 6-minutes, 22.90-seconds. USC was less than one second back in 6:23.80.
Washington out-raced four ranked crews to win the grand final, including No. 15 Washington State with a third-place time of 6:26.10. Sixth-ranked Stanford finished fourth (6:29.27), No. 18 UCLA was fifth (6:29.38) and Wisconsin was sixth (6:32.24).
UW engraved its name on the Jessop-Whittier trophy for a record 17th time. Four of those victories came during the first women's coaching tenure of Bob Ernst from 1981-87. Ernst returned to the helm of the women's program this season after 20 years as the men's head coach. The UW men are now under the direction of Michael Callahan, who served the previous three seasons as the freshman coach.
"They rowed better than they did yesterday and that's what they needed to do," Ernst remarked about the women's varsity crew that finished third in its heat Saturday, behind USC and WSU. "It's fun for them, and refreshing for them to know that they can compete."
The Husky men's varsity eight rowed in the lead for the majority of the 2,000-meter race. UW and Pac-10 rival California battled in lanes one and two for most of the race. The Bears held a two-seat edge before a move at the 1,000-meter mark put UW back into the leading position.
A strong surge during the final 500 meters propelled the Huskies to a near two-second victory. Cal dropped back to fourth place, enabling Princeton and Harvard to overtake them.
Washington's winning time of 5:39.90 provided a six-seat win over Princeton out in lane seven. The Tigers' runner-up up time was 5:41.80 followed by Harvard in 5:43.89 and Cal in 5:44.15. Northeastern was fifth (5:44.18), Stanford sixth (5:44.38) and Yale seventh (5:47.37).
The win was the regatta-record 14th Copley Cup championship for the Huskies, their first since 1998.
Washington crews were also victorious in the men's freshman eight and women's junior varsity eight competitions.
The UW freshman went wire-to-wire to defeat rival Cal by a sliver of open water. The first-year Huskies led by six seats midway through the race before a challenge drew the Bears closer. UW turned back the Cal surge, extending the lead over the final 300 meters.
The Huskies' winning time was 6:01.8, followed by California in 6:05.33 and Stanford in 6:12.46.
UW's second varsity led the entire race for a commanding open-water victory in the women's jayvee race. The front-running Huskies were chased by USC for the first 1,500 meters and then denied a late challenge by Washington State. UW finished in 6:36.50, USC was second in 6:41.78 and WSU placed third in 6:41.97.
"This was great to row well here early in the season," said Ernst. "It was a good day overall with the guys varsity and freshmen winning and our women's jayvees rowing well too."
The Husky men earned the silver medal in the junior varsity race. Harvard took the lead midway through the race and owned a boat-length advantage with 500 meters to go. UW closed within one seat with a sprint at the end, but couldn't catch the Crimson.
Harvard posted a first-place time of 5:52.31 and the Huskies were second in 5:54.22. California had a third-place time of 5:56.68.
Washington finished third in the women's novice eight race. Washington State lead the entire way en route to a winning time of 7:03.90. San Diego State placed second in 7:05.68, ahead of UW's time of 7:09.60.
Washington and WSU finished among the top-three in all three women's races at the Crew Classic. The Huskies won the varsity and junior varsity events and the Cougars were first in the novice race. Those cross-state rivals, along with their men's counterparts, will meet, Saturday, April 12 on the Montlake Cut. The first race in the dual regatta is slated for 9 a.m.
SAN DIEGO CREW CLASSIC GRAND FINAL RESULTS
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Mission Bay; San Diego, Calif.
(all races were 2,000 meters)
Copley Cup (Men's Varsity Eight)
1, Washington, 5:39.90
2, Princeton, 5:41.80
3, Harvard, 5:43.89
4, California, 5:44.15
5, Northeastern, 5:44.18
6, Stanford, 5:44.38
7, Yale, 5:47.37
UW Lineup: cox-Katelin Snyder, stroke-Will Crothers, 7-Heath Allen, 6-Jessiah Johnson, 5-Simon Taylor, 4-Blaise Didier, 3-Roko Svast, 2-Toby Dankbaar, bow-Lowell Neal.
Jessop-Whittier Cup (Women's Varsity Eight)
1, Washington, 6:22.90
2, USC, 6:23.80
3, Washington State, 6:26.10
4, Stanford, 6:29.27
5, UCLA, 6:29.38
6, Wisconsin, 6:32.24
UW Lineup: cox-Alysha Koorji, stroke-Kara Farquharson, 7-Heather Young, 6-Rosanne DeBoef, 5-Erika Shaw, 4-Kelly Foster, 3-Ashley Jones, 2-Kim Kennedy, bow-Lia Prins.
Men's Junior Varsity Eight
1, Harvard, 5:52.31
2, Washington, 5:54.22
3, California, 5:56.68
4, Oregon State, 6:00.78
5, Stanford, 6:04.40
6, UC Davis, 6:14.30
UW Lineup: cox-Micah Perrin, stroke-Drew Fowler, 7-Graham Oglend, 6-Bart-Jan Caron, 5-Steve Full, 4-David VanBolt, 3-Trevor Mollenkopf, 2-Andrew Beaton, bow-Stephen Connolly.
Women's Junior Varsity Eight
1, Washington, 6:36.50
2, USC, 6:41.78
3, Washington State, 6:41.97
4, Clemson, 6:42.75
5, Stanford, 6:45.22
6, UCLA, 6:47.78
UW Lineup: cox-Isabelle Woodward, stroke-Erika Sweet, 7-Alison Browning, 6-Kayleigh Mack, 5-Erin Knox, 4-Helen Wall, 3-Samantha Smith, 2-Kim Armstrong, bow-Hanne Trafnik.
Men's Freshman Eight
1, Washington, 6:01.8
2, California, 6:05.33
3, Stanford, 6:12.46
4, Oregon State, 6:16.67
5, Pennsylvania, 6:30.07
6, San Diego, 6:34.65
UW Lineup: cox-Alex Chalk, stroke-Hans Struzyna, 7-Noah O'Connell, 6-Nenad Bulicic, 5-Anthony Jacob, 4-Matt Zapel, 3-Tyler Emsky, 2-Bede Clarke, bow-Trevor Walchenbach.
Women's Novice Eight
1, Washington State, 7:03.90
2, San Diego State, 7:05.68
3, Washington, 7:09.60
4, UC Davis, 7:18.72
5, USC, 7:26.06
6, Orange Coast College, 7:31.05
UW Lineup: cox-Katherine Mahoney, stroke-Jessica Thimmig, 7-Kira O'Sullivan, 6-Kaiini Macarro, 5-Kerry Simmonds, 4-Cody Brazen, 3-Gina Matteo, 2-Sarah Ryan, bow-Hannah Austin.


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“Before Peter Pan belonged to Wendy, he belonged to the girl with the crow feather in her hair. . . .
Fifteen-year-old Tiger Lily doesn’t believe in love stories or happy endings. Then she meets the alluring teenage Peter Pan in the forbidden woods of Neverland and immediately falls under his spell.
Peter is unlike anyone she’s ever known. Impetuous and brave, he both scares and enthralls her. As the leader of the Lost Boys, the most fearsome of Neverland’s inhabitants, Peter is an unthinkable match for Tiger Lily. Soon, she is risking everything—her family, her future—to be with him. When she is faced with marriage to a terrible man in her own tribe, she must choose between the life she’s always known and running away to an uncertain future with Peter.
With enemies threatening to tear them apart, the lovers seem doomed. But it’s the arrival of Wendy Darling, an English girl who’s everything Tiger Lily is not, that leads Tiger Lily to discover that the most dangerous enemies can live inside even the most loyal and loving heart.
From the New York Times bestselling author of Peaches comes a magical and bewitching story of the romance between a fearless heroine and the boy who wouldn’t grow up.”
Before I started reading this, several people warned me that this book would break my heart, especially the ending. That didn’t happen.
I think this is how I now know that I’m a grownup. (There are spoilers below, although even the prologue and first paragraph of chapter one will tell the reader that this is not a story that ends happily.)
I loved Tiger Lily but was not a huge fan of Peter Pan for most of the book (his letter at the end made me like him the most). But ultimately what I loved about the book is the ending.
Have you seen Up in the Air? You know the part where Vera Farmiga’s character is talking about how when you’re young, you have all these requirements for who you want to marry and then as you grow up, they start to melt away and then ultimately you just want someone who’s kind? That’s what I thought about the ending. (Tiger Lily ends up with Pine Sap, who is probably not as big a love as Peter is but who is kind and reliable and just a good person. And honestly, I think that’s a happy ending.)
Also, HOLY CRAP the writing is gorgeous. I haven’t read any of Jodi Lynn Anderson’s other books but I am definitely seeking them out.

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Manchester leaders have gathered today to pay their respects after the death of Queen Elizabeth.
Manchester City Council Leader Bev Craig and The Lord Mayor Councillor Donna Ludford arrived at St Anne’s Square earlier today to lay flowers at the foot of the Richard Cobden statue and to pay their respects.
Books of condolence have been opened at Manchester Central Library and Manchester Cathedral and the public are invited to sign them.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham also gathered at Manchester Cathedral alongside fellow leaders this afternoon.
Meanwhile a royal proclamation for the new King Charles III will take place outside Central Library at 1pm on Sunday.


They say that the Government is not making enough “progress” on overturning strict European Union rules that forbid language tests.
At present, all GPs and hospital doctors from European countries are free to work in Britain without facing any form of national checks on their competence or English speaking ability.
This is because Brussels claims that the tests would impede the “freedom of movement of labour” across the continent.
But there are widespread concerns that this is costing patients’ lives.
Now MPs from the Health Select Committee say they are “disappointed” that the Government has not tried to change the law.
A report by the committee warns “unsatisfactory” and “poses a potential risk to patients”, claims the Daily Mail.
It adds: “We are disappointed that no substantive progress seems to have been made at European level in addressing the underlying issue of language testing of doctors.”
In 2008, David Gray. 70, was killed by an incompetent German GP Daniel Ubani who gave him 20 times the legal dose of morphine.
The German doctor – who was on his first out-of-hours shift – had not had to prove his competence or ability with English before being employed by the NHS trust Cambridgeshire.


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