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On Mondays silent Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament takes place in church from 9 to 9.25 am. You are welcome to spend as little or as long as you wish gathering your thoughts, thinking problems through or quietly praying for God’s help.
The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is for people suffering either an illness or the various conditions and ailments due to ageing. It dates from the ministry of Christ’s apostles and first disciples – it is actually referred to in the New Testament Letter of St James – and consists of the laying on of hands, anointing with Holy Oil, and a prayer that asks God to heal and ‘raise up’ the sick person. This Sacrament is for the LIVING and is not to be confused with the ‘Last Rites’. It asks God to grant healing with the hoped-for effect that, if it be God’s will, the person will be physically healed of illness. But even if there is no physical healing, the primary effect of the sacrament is a spiritual one by which the person receives the blessing of acceptance, peace and courage to deal with the difficulties that accompany illness or the frailty of getting old. If you are in needs of God’s healing grace – in mind or body – you are very welcome to receive the sacrament. Please contact the Parish Priest for further information.
See the entry for Mission Boxes below.
Any immigrant claiming asylum in the UK is “processed” – claimants are questioned, photographed and fingerprinted. They are then dispersed around the UK including the North East where they are allocated modest accommodation – a room or share of a room- and given £36 per week while their asylum claim is decided upon. They are not allowed to work. If their claim is recognised their status becomes that of a refugee with the same rights as a UK citizen. If they get a negative decision, they lose their accommodation and allowance. Most become destitute and homeless. (Families with children are protected by the Children Act as are those who have serious illness). For further information, please refer to the entry ‘Refugee Service’ below.
Please refer to the Baptism section.
The Holy Name Book Club meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month in the Hall on Towers Avenue. The Club is open to all members of the community – you do not have to be Catholic to take part. Over a glass of wine we have riveting discussions of the books chosen by the group. Admission is free and all are welcome. Visit the Book Club page.
Catechists are parishioners who teach and assist children and adults with learning more about elements of our Catholic faith. In Holy Name, catechists prepare parents for the baptism of their children, prepare children and young people for First Reconciliation, First Communion and Confirmation, and lead the Children’s Liturgy on Sundays during morning Mass. Parishioners interested in this ministry will be warmly welcomed; please contact the Parish Priest for further details.
If you have not done so already, or if you have changed address in recent years, please take one of the Census Forms at the back of church and complete it as soon as possible. We need to keep our record of parishioners and their contact details up-to-date. The information you provide will be treated in the strictest confidence and will not be shared with any outside organisations.
We have a dedicated area at the back specifically for very young children and their parents who, perhaps, find sitting in the pews too restrictive. This area has some soft toys, books and drawing materials. It needs replenishing from time to time and all offers of help from parents will be gratefully received.
Social events for children age 8+ are organised each half term for the children to get together and have fun. For further information about the next event, please contact Ruth Gibson mrsruthgibson@yahoo.co.uk (0191) 281 9514 or Maria Mroz (0191) 284 2119.
With Jesmond Methodist Church (St George’s Terrace), Jesmond United Reformed Church (Burdon Terrace) and the Anglican Churches of St George’s (St George’s Close), St Hilda’s (Thornleigh Road) and Holy Trinity (Churchill Gardens), Holy Name forms part of Churches Together in Jesmond. We share the common mission of proclaiming Christ’s Gospel and serving Him in people who are in need. We take part in ecumenical meetings and Services throughout the year and seek to play an active part in the life of the wider community.
The cleaners are volunteers who vacuum and brush the ﬂoors, dust and polish the benches, and keep the toilet (with disabled access) at the rear of the church clean and in good order. This ministry – which is so easily taken for granted – is open to all and no special skills are required.
Freshly brewed filter coffee and tea are served in the Hall on Towers Avenue after Sunday morning Mass. Donations of 50p per cup (or more!) are given from time to time to the local Diocesan Refugee Project which, along with St Cuthbert’s Care and CAFOD, is one of the parish’s adopted charities.
Being a member of friend of Holy Name, as well as taking part in Mass, should be an uplifting experience. If you are dissatisfied with the service you receive or with any aspect of parish life, please let the Parish Priest know. Our members’ satisfaction is paramount.
This provides the opportunity for parishioners to meet informally on visits to the theatre and music venues, such as the Sage. A list of activities is provided twice a year and suggestions are always welcome. For further information contact Mary on (0191) 281 4519 or Madeleine 07964 178 422.
The Art of Dying Well is a new website that aims to help people make spiritual preparation for death. The website includes sections on planning for death and what a good death looks like. As well as practical advice such as making a will and funeral planning, the site contains spiritual guidance, prayers and reflections. It has sections for people who are facing death personally, people who face losing a loved one and doctors and nurses involved in their care. The Bishops have invited people to post pictures and memories of loved ones who have died to its Instagram account, @artofdyingwell, throughout November. Their names and photographs will be shared with five convents and abbeys where people will pray for them.
When you donate to Holy Name Church, your generosity does make a difference. You can donate in a number of ways but our preferred method is by Standing Order (which you arrange with your bank). This is by far the most convenient method for us as it reduces the workload of the volunteer counters. It also means that we do not have to hold large sums of money on the premises. All donations are gratefully received and in the spirit in which they are given. For further details, see ‘Gift Aid’ below.
Our Hall has a large screen and excellent sound facilities. All are welcome to join our film club – admission is free and you are welcome to take along your own refreshments. Please refer to the Newsletter or Film Club page for up-to-date screenings.
This committee shares with the parish priest in the financial management of the parish. Members have some expertise and experience in ﬁnancial matters. The current members are: Michael Howard (Chair), John Devine, Bernard Kent, Paul Lee, Tony McPhillips, Margaret Platt, John Welsh and Jim White. New members are always welcome. For further information, contact the Chair on (0191) 281 5769 or any member of the committee.
The ﬂower arrangers decorate the church with attractive displays according to the major liturgical seasons. Anyone interested in arranging ﬂowers is welcome to contact one of the sacristans or the parish priest.
Fridays in the Catholic Church are set aside as a special day of penitence because it is the day of the week when Our Lord suffered and died for us. On Fridays Catholics are asked to abstain from meat, or some other form of food, or to observe some other form of self-denial or penance. This Friday penance can be fulfilled simply by abstaining from meat or some other food of which we regularly partake and uniting it with Christ in His sacrifice on the Cross. Those who cannot or choose not to eat meat as part of their normal diet are asked to abstain from some other food.
The 2nd Jesmond Guides meets in the Hall on Tuesdays during term time from 7.30-9.15 pm. The age group is 10 – 14 years. There are 15 at present in the group which can take a maximum of 20. For further information contact Pauline Cogan on (0191) 2366493 or at pauline.cogan@ncl.ac.uk.
In addition to a range of events held weekly in the Centre, the Hall is available for hire, including for children’s parties. For further information on availability and charges, contact the Parish Office telephone (0191) 281 0940 or visit the Hall Hire page.
If you are going into hospital, you need to notify the Catholic Chaplains directly if you wish them to visit you. For the Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI) & Freeman Hospital, telephone (0191) 232 6953 or call (0191) 445 2072 for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
At Holy Name Church we seek to reach out to alienated and inactive Catholics. In the spirit of Jesus, the Good Shepherd, and Pope Francis we welcome all to our home. The Parish Priest is available to assist anyone who is inactive in the life of the Church and wishes to explore the meaning and practice of our faith.
In the spirit of the Gospel, our parish is committed to working for social justice in whatever ways are open to us. We support three charitable projects through the year – the Diocesan Refugee Project, which provides for failed asylum seekers awaiting deportation – and many of them in destitution – on Tyneside; St Cuthbert’s Care, our diocesan social care charity; and CAFOD, the official Catholic agency in England and Wales for relieving poverty and promoting development overseas. At Christmas time we support Amnesty International’s work for Prisoners of Conscience. We also support Open Gate, the charity that provides mentoring and befriending support to women offenders leaving prison and who are returning to the North East. In addition to supporting these charities, parishioners contribute to a number of retiring collections throughout the year requested by the Bishop. These include the annual Mission Appeal. For further details, please contact John Waddell on (0191) 281 5143.
In recent years, Holy Name supported a project for the education of 8 children at Lubancho House in Zimbabwe, run by the Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood. It cost around $400 (dollars) per year to educate the eight children and in total Holy Name parishioners contributed £6,669.
The Last Rites are the Prayers for the Dying which a priest offers by a dying person’s bedside. In these prayers the Church commends the person to God’s mercy, asks forgiveness for his/her sins, and prays that his/her “home this day may be with God in heaven”. Please don’t hesitate to contact the parish priest if someone is dying and would appreciate the support of this ministry.
Leaving a legacy simply means inserting an extra short paragraph (clause) in your will. We would always suggest that you use a qualified solicitor to assist you with this. For anybody who would like further information we have prepared a helpful and informative leaflet “Leaving a Legacy” which is available at the back of church.
Every parish pays a levy, based on its offertory income and Mass attendance, to the diocese for a range of central services provided for all parishes – for schools, safeguarding, gift aid, bishop’s office etc. The 2018/19 levy for the Holy Name parish is nearly £10,000, the equivalent of about eight Sunday collections.
If you know of anyone who needs transport to Mass, please contact the Parish Priest . If you are willing to help organise a more formal system of car lifts, we’d be very pleased to hear from you.
Couples intending to be married in the parish should contact the Parish Priest as early as possible. For further details about getting married at Holy Name, visit the Getting Married page under ‘Sacraments’.
Donations (and spare change!) placed in the Red Mission Boxes support the Mill Hill Missionary Fathers in their work overseas. Mission boxes are available for keeping in your home and emptying quarterly. For further details, contact Paul Lee on (0191) 281 6833.
Open Gate is a small charity based in a house just outside Low Newton Prison in Durham. Project workers and volunteer mentors visit the women in the prison and maintain a regular support when they are discharged, often having to begin life again. We help them continue this very important work by donating women’s clothing, kitchen equipment (including surplus irons, kettles, toasters) and working “pay as you go” mobile phones with chargers.
A new Parish Council was formed in 2015, consisting of 12 members of the congregation who were nominated by fellow parishioners. The Council meets every three months and shares with the Finance Committee and the parish priest in the management and development of the parish. The chair is Catherine Hearne supported by her deputy Clare Roberts. The other members are Michael Anderson, Aaron Gamboa, Madeleine Hardy, Michael Howard, Roy Stanley, Tony McPhillips, Nick Stonor and John Waddell.
This voluntary organisation, based at Bath Lane in Newcastle city centre, was founded in 1986 to support homeless and disadvantaged people. It has volunteers of all ages, from all walks of life but more help is always needed. The People’s Kitchen is supported by a range of Churches in Newcastle and you are welcome to visit at any time.
The Poetry Group meets in the Hall, Towers Avenue, on the third Wednesday of the month. We usually choose a theme which inspires a fascinating range of readings for sharing and discussing – over a glass of wine – with the members of the group. We find, as always, that the process of choosing a poem relevant to the theme, as well as the shared personal explanation for that particular choice, enhances our understanding and pleasure in the listening. Do join us, with or without a poem, for our next meeting – you will be most welcome. For more details visit the Poetry Group page.
Sacristans prepare the church for Mass and other Services . They also deal with the daily tasks of looking after vestments, sacred vessels, altar linen, candles and various furnishings. For further information, please contact the parish priest.
St Cuthberts Care is our diocesan social welfare agency, a long-established Catholic charity working across the north east of England. Its work is sensitive, highly specialised and diverse, focusing mainly upon residential care for children, short and long-term fostering, provision for people with profound disabilities, nursing homes and care for older people. The charity has a 400-strong staff team, is managed by a chief executive and is governed by a board of 12 Trustees who are drawn from all parts of the region.
Our parish supports the work of St Cuthbert’s Care principally through the Advent and Lenten Alms Appeals. For further information about the work the charity does in our name, please visit www.stcuthbertscare.org.uk .
The Holy Name is one of eight local Christian Churches that provides a Service at the hospice on a Sunday at 4.00pm. The Service provides the opportunity to pray for those who are ill, for their families and friends, the staff and for intentions left by staff in the Chapel. The Service lasts between 20-30 minutes and all are welcome. For further information, contact Madeleine on 07964 178 422.
The Afternoon Tea Club is taking a break and is looking at new ideas to take forward into the autumn. If you are interested in either taking part, helping out, or have a good idea on how can re-shape and re-launch the club, please drop contact the Parish Office or call (0191) 281 0940.
Our theatre group enables parishioners and their friends to meet informally on visits to the theatre and music venues, such as the Sage, the Theatre Royal, Northern Stage, the People’s Theatre and the Tyneside Cinema. Visit our Theatre Group page or contact Mary on (0191) 281 4519 or Madeleine 07964 178 422.
Welcomers greet people as they enter the church, provide them with service leaﬂets, hymn books and newsletters. This is an increasingly important ministry in the Catholic Church and one we all need to foster. For further details, please contact Madeleine Hardy on 07964 178 422.


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Everything came together in Ligue 1 at the weekend as Kylian Mbappe scored a hat-trick on Sunday against his former team Monaco in Paris as PSG won the league title.
Mbappe’s 3 goals earned him more points than any other player in Ligue 1 Fantasy Football with 14. He is top of the rankings with an overall haul of 132 points and has a value of 10.5m. He is a cool 35 points in front of the next best player Nicolas Pepe who plays for Lille.
Mbappe is also the top goal scorer in Ligue 1 with 30 goals and one has to remind themselves that he is just 20 years old- oh and of course he has a World Cup already to his name. In a week where his team mate Dani Alves became the most decorated player in history with his 42nd trophy, one has to wonder if Mbappe will surpass this record. Alves is 15 years older than Mbappe and if we say that the French forward has at least another 15 years at the very top then he has plenty of time to catch him up, he currently has 7 trophies to his name.
The 20 year old has been not just the best player in Ligue 1 this week, or this season but the best player in world football in the past 12 months. One has to wonder if Ronaldo or Lionel Messi would have won world player of the year had they won a domestic treble and then the World Cup last season. Mbappe didn’t, FIFA seemed to back out of that decision based on his then age of 19. No matter it is only a question of time, perhaps this will be the year but then again PSG were knocked out of the Champions League at the round of 16 and that could affect that vote.
Mbappe has recovered well in recent weeks too- the player was dropped from he defeat at Nantes after he criticised the teams commitment on the back of drawing 2-2 with Strasbourg and then the horrific 5-1 defeat at the hands of Lille. Of course it was just a stay of execution PSG were always going to win the league, in the end it simply dragged on more than they would have liked.
He has proven to be the ultimate striker and his pace is electrifying. Against Monaco one of his runs clocked in at an a average of 38km p/h that is quicker than 100m world record holder Usain Bolt.
For his hat-trick Mbappe was set up twice by Alves and he even hit the post meaning he could have ended the night with more goals. And there is more.
In scoring 30 goals in a single season Mbappe became the first French player to reach that feat in Ligue 1 since the great Jean- Pierre Papin.
Mbappe by light years wins the Ligue 1 player of the week in reality he should be winning every other personal competition he is involved in too. An absolute star to treasure with an even greater future ahead of him.
PSG lose first league game of the season- could this be the meltdown?
There was just that feeling going into this weekend that Lyon had the players to beat PSG on Sunday night. And they did just that by coming back from a goal down to win 2-1 to inflict PSG’s first defeat of the league season.
PSG are going to win the league regardless, that just seems a given where they are 10 points clear and have a game in hand, but this defeat feels like a bitter blow to Thomas Tuchel and his team.
It is clear that when a club get to February unbeaten they are thinking about going the whole season that way, and it would have been the icing on the cake together with breaking numerous French Ligue 1 records, but it isn’t going to happen and after this defeat one could expect more will follow.
PSG haven’t been helped with the recent injury to Neymar where he could miss up to 2 months of the season. But is it all going wrong for the team at the wrong time of the season? It does seem so, a defeat here will feel like such a body blow to the players and Tuchel will need to pick them up given that the Champions League is just around the corner and they will be playing Manchester United and not just any United, a brilliant looking side since the arrival of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
The hierarchy at PSG are happy to win the league of course and it would have to take the mother of all meltdowns to let in Lyon or Lille, it shouldn’t happen. But at the same time now that PSG are feeling that they can lose big games it could well have a psychological effect on them for the Champions League. It is no secret that the team that really need it most are PSG and possibly Manchester City. But PSG have been called chokers in the past for not winning it, considering the amount of money they have spent trying too. This could be another frustrating season in that department.
PSG lost out in bringing in some quality in January to replace Neymar with his injury but even if they did they would have most likely been cup tied. They tried for Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil but that deal fell through. One wonders if all of this will count against Tuchel and how long he will keep his job.
Of course Tuchel has lost just 1 game in the league this season and fully deserves to keep his job, but in football questions arise very quickly and a lot of people will be keeping an eye on how the club performs over the next month.
When PSG strolled to a 3-0 victory over Nice at the end of September it seemed to go by without much fuss and why should it as everyone expected the champions to win the game. However more fuss and attention should have surrounded this historic result. In beating Patrick Vieira’s team, PSG had just equalled an 82 year old Ligue 1 record by winning their first 8 games of the season.
The record was held by Lille in the 1935/36 season and had stood for that long despite PSG being dominant in France since their takeover from the 2011/12 season onwards. In order to break the record the club from Paris would have to play an old foe in Lyon. Lyon of course dominated French football themselves in the 2000s winning 7 titles in a row and whilst they are a team now playing second fiddle to PSG they still would not have been chosen as the team you had to beat to break an historic record.
A few weeks ago this Lyon side had travelled to Manchester in the Champions League and stunned Manchester City by beating them and they had started to pick up form and points in the domestic league. But the match would be held in Paris where PSG have simply been irresistible.
Ninety minutes later PSG had not only broken the record they had done it in style by beating a genuine league rival 5-0. PSG had just won 9 games in a row thanks to a Neymar goal and a stunning performance by Kylian Mbappe who scored 4 goals in 13 glorious minutes to break another Ligue 1 record.
One has to wonder if, under current coach Thomas Tuchel, PSG have their best team since their takeover and indeed they are proving wholeheartedly to have the best team ever in Ligue 1 history.
The club have 27 points after just 9 games and their nearest challenger is Lille who are 8 points behind on 19. The only team to stop PSG’s title runs have been Monaco who won in 2017 and they are already 21 points behind. PSG are scoring almost 4 goals a game and at home they have scored 19 times from just 5 games and conceded just 2. The team are on fire and have a belief in breaking records and winning the league in record time.
Of course the wider view will be that their season will be judged on how well they do in the Champions League. They were unfairly criticised when they lost to Liverpool 3-2 in their opening game of the competition. Many teams will lose at a packed out and atmospheric Anfield- what will count more for Tuchel will be how his side react when they play Liverpool in Paris. And PSG were clearly not at their best that night and yet came back from 2-0 down and could have drawn the game. The team remains a real danger to any side in Europe.
However they have historically made too many errors and a bad lack of judgement in the competition against the better teams. But if PSG can play like this then they have every chance of going very far in this seasons edition of the competition.
Gianluigi Buffon is set for discussions with Paris Saint-Germain boss Thomas Tuchel over the Italian goalkeeper’s role at the Ligue 1 champions. Reports suggest that Tuchel wants to keep Alphonse Areola as the number 1 stopper at Parc des Princes, leaving Juventus legend Buffon warming the bench. That has not sat well with the 40-year-old, who wants to continue on with plenty of game time. The club have since implied, however, that the interview in which Tuchel stated that Areola was “in pole position” to start was done in German, and so his stance was essentially lost in translation into French. The French champions have started with Buffon in goal twice and Areola three times so far this season, with the younger custodian being chosen in each of the last three.

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Developed by Exe-Create and published by KEMCO, Antiquia Lost is a 16-bit JRPG with a glossy coat of HD paint and is a blast to play! Is this enough to make Antiquia Lost a worthwhile purchase for you Vita/PSTV? We think so and here's why!
The story of the game revolves around the protagonist who's basically human, a half-slime girl who has a gem-eating fettish, a full-fledged slime lady who's a soldier and gets lost comically easy, and a super strong cat-person who's on in years, but wise. The story is quite comical to be honest though it does have darker moments it never tries to take itself too seriously which is a nice change of pace from most modern RPG's.
The gameplay is fairly straightforward, with a few twists such as growing fruits from seeds to boost stats and feeding gems to a certain character to raise her stat and level her up. Everything else from the turn-based battles to the other nuances such as transportation is all typical RPG-fare, which isn't a bad thing at all in our honest opinions.
The controls are easy to learn as expected from a retro-inspired JRPG which is good. The difficulty on the other-hand is way too easy for a large portion of the game thanks to the premium shop that can be accessed early on to possibly obtain extremely overpowered equipment. Antiquia Lost is also PSTV compatible which is great for players who enjoy gaming on the big-screen.
The audio-visual presentation is decent enough, the graphics are 16-bit and clearly inspired by retro games, but the art-direction isn't quite as authentic as previous KEMCO releases which is a shame, but it still looks good. The soundtrack has a few superb tracks, but for the most part is highly forgettable.
With a comical and highly enjoyable story, solid gameplay, and flawless controls Antiquia Lost for Vita/PSTV is an excellent throwback title that will remind players of a simpler more enjoyable era of the video game industry which is always a fantastic thing.
Unfortunately the premium shop that can be used for free in-game alchemy stones can break the balance of the game's difficulty and the visuals don't quite look as nice as KEMCO's previous 2D offerings and the soundtrack is rather hit-and-miss as well. Overall though, Antiquia Lost is a fun game that fans of retro RPG's should enjoy so we give the game a solid level of recommendation!
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We love exploring local areas and Hengistbury Head is a place that we haven't been to in years. Situated just outside Christchurch, Hengistbury Head comprises of a headland, heathland and small beach that gives you a small slice of paradise on the south coast of England.
During the half term, we wanted to take advantage of the days that were sunny (albeit windy) and decided to head there with Tamsin and Rubi for a few hours of exploring and scooting.
We decided to walk up the head before walking along and down the steps. It meant that for us it was easier as we didn't have to carry scooters up flights of stairs! And the kids loved going as high as they could until they felt on top of the world.
I love discovering new places and re-discovering old favourites with Max. It's a fantastic way for us to explore the local landscape for free and also have a great day out. With a sandwich packed and the sun shining, we had a fantastic day at Hengistbury Head.
I'm looking forward to ticking a few more places off our list and it's inspired me to looking at getting a National Trust pass to take advantage of the brilliant places locally and further afield. I'm so fortunate to live in such a beautiful place and I can't wait to capture it all.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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: What is the origin/menaing For Pete's Sake?
Biblical origins. Think of St Peter. Think of the omnipresent medieval church and think of hitting your thumb with a hammer. You can't swear, else the local priests will have you up before the Bishop and the Lord alone knows what the outcome of that will be, so you exclaim, in appropriate tone of voice, "For Saint Peter's sake" and carry on erecting the shelves. This phrase was amended to "For Pete's Sake" in later, less religiously oppressive, times.
This is called a "Minced oath," a substitution of a less offensive word.


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Wilmer Dale Shelley was born May 23, 1926, in Booneville, Iowa. He died Dec. 1, 2018, at Spurgeon Manor in Dallas Center, Iowa, at the age of 92 years, six months, eight days.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5 at Iles-Brandt Chapel in Dallas Center, where the family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Graveside services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Union Cemetery near Guthrie Center.
Dale spent most of his life in Dallas County.
On Aug. 15, 1948, he was united in marriage to Wynona Anderson, and to this union were born five children.
He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers; four sisters; his wife of 62 years, Wynona; and two children who died the day they were born.
He is survived by his children, Ron (Marlene) Shelley, Dennis (Linda) Shelley and Vickie (Gary) Ogren; seven grandchildren, Jennifer Jensen, Kevin (Jody) Shelley, Katie French, Eric (Shannon) Shelley, Alicia (David) Murphy, Ryan Ogren and Matt Henrichs; 11 great-grandchildren, Christopher and Jeremy Wilson, Isaac Katnik, Tina Nicholes, Brooke and Hollywood Grabil, Zach and Zander Shelley and Jaden, Bryce and Izabella Murphy; and four sisters, Erma Aswegan, Wilma Horman, Ruth Cameron and Esther Kelly.
Dale was very active in his church for more than 50 years. He loved farming, gardening, John Deere tractors and Model Ts.
Dale missed his wife of 62 years, Wynona, who passed in 2010.
He loved his grandchildren and adored his great-grandchildren. Dale spent many hours taking them on rides in the Model T and John Deere tractor. He also enjoyed pushing them on the tractor tire swing he built for them and pulling them around in the wagon behind the lawn mower.
Memorial contributions may be made to Blank Children’s Hospital. Online condolences will be welcomed at Iles-Cares.com.


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Aamir Khan's dedication and professionalism has left officials at channel Sony very impressed.
He gave the channel ample time for the shooting of two special episodes of C.I.D. to promote his forthcoming movie Talaash, releasing on November 30.
"Film stars usually don't give beyond three to six hours for any film integration... Aamir Khan has given us over three full days for C.I.D. and Talaash," Sneha Rajani, senior executive vice president and business head, Sony, shared on Twitter.
C.I.D. is one of the longest running TV shows in India, and its theme is in tune with the film's basic plot. Both are thrillers.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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MONTREAL – With just one week left to go until the polls close, Marc-Andre Fleury has knocked Carey Price out of the top spot for the NHL All-Star game this January.
The Penguins’ netminder racked up over 52,000 votes in the past week alone leap over Price for the All-Star starting job with a 311,623 to 309,598 margin. This marks the first time since voting began that Price isn’t leading the way amongst NHL netminders on the road to Raleigh.
Still sitting comfortably in sixth place just ahead of Alex Ovechkin, Michael Cammalleri earned nearly 20,000 votes last week, bringing him within 3,600 votes of knocking Patrick Kane from the fifth-place slot among forwards. To make it into the starting lineup at the midseason classic, the Habs’ winger will have to catch Evgeni Malkin and his 289,878 votes to crack the Top 3. Write-in candidate Tomas Plekanec isn’t far behind Cammalleri in 10th place, followed by Habs captain Brian Gionta in 14th.
Check out the Canadiens' All-Star campaign and cast your ballot here. Voting closes January 3 at 11:59 p.m.


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The word above "Vulgarisation" is the correct spelling for the word. It is very easy to misspell a word like Vulgarisation, therefore you can use TellSpell as a spell checker. Whenever you do not know how to spell a word just go to this site and search, we got millions of different misspellings for the words already indexed by google, so just google it it as you think it is spelled and hopefully google will help you find Tellspell again!
We have definitions, antonyms, synonyms, sentences containing Vulgarisation and more information about the word.


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In a groundbreaking effort to push mountain biking forward in the Southeast, the Florida Mudcutters, the Southern Off-Road Bicycling Association (SORBA) and the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) have banded together. IMBA, SORBA and the Florida Mudcuters are now working more closely than ever for the good of mountain biking and mountain bikers in the Southeast. IMBA-SORBA/Mudcutters provides combined membership to mountain bikers that live in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Support the Florida Mudcutters and Join IMBA-SORBA/Mudcuters and join the mountain biking movement. Your support is critical in improving riding opportunities across the Southeast and keeping your favorite riding areas open. As an IMBA-SORBA/Mudcutter member you will receive special regional eNews and other great benefits. Most importantly, you will help fellow mountain bikers across the Southeast avoid having to answer this unsettling question: What Would We Do Without Trails?
For those of you that may not want to join our club, but would like to show your appreciation for all of the hard work our volunteers do, we will put all of the donations into fun single track trails.
James Eash, Christine Bailey, & Rob Moore works on the North side of CRP. Please get to know the employees, they are usually at the campground. Pepper Ranch: Zak is the park ranger.
Charley Whitford,Joined 2010, Recurring Membership !
Joseph Levy, Joined April 2018, Recurring Membership!
Rob Bagans , Joined 2000, Recurring Membership !
Whitney Whitford, Joined 2010 Recurring Membership !


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Hermle battery operated movements offer highest quality of craftsmanship, precision and sound quality.
Westminster melody on quarter-hours or Bim-Bam melody on half and full hour.
Programmable Night silencer automatically completely quiets chimes for 8 hours, during sleeping hours.
Programmable Night reducer automatically quiets chimes to half the regular volume for 8 hours.
Night silencer and reducer are programmable and can be customized to quiet or stop chiming for 8 hours at any time of the day.


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DEMING – Sunday turned violent in two Deming neighborhoods. A 42-year old man was shot multiple times in his west-side home, and a little over an hour later, a 54-year old homeless man suffered multiple stab wounds in an east-side alley.
Deming Police responded to a call of shots fired at 3:22 on Sunday, Jan. 27 at 1023 W. Hemlock St. When officers arrived, they found 42-year old Steve Worthen in the home with multiple gunshot wounds.
Worthen was transported by ambulance to Mimbres Memorial Hospital where he was given immediate treatment for his wounds and flown out to an El Paso area hospital. As of Tuesday, Jan. 29, his condition is unknown.
Detectives had a suspect in mind and Dispatch sent out a BOLO (Be On the Look Out) for Gabriel Roque, 35, of the 1700 block of Oak St. in Deming.
At 4:52 p.m. on Sunday, Luna County Sheriff deputies identified Roque as a passenger in a vehicle at the intersection Hermanas Grade and Dona Ana Road. The vehicle was stopped, and Roque was turned over to the Deming Police Department, without incident.
Roque is charged with attempted murder (under the first degree), tampering with evidence, felon in possession of a firearm, abuse of a child (no great bodily harm) and three counts of bribery or intimidation of a witness.
As of Tuesday morning, Deming police have located the weapon used in the shooting.
Deming police also investigated a late-afternoon stabbing incident on Sunday. Officers were called to an alley between the 500 block of South Ruby and Pearl streets at 4:49 p.m. where they found a 54-year old homeless man who had been stabbed multiple times.
The victim, Sergio Santana, suffered the stab wounds to various part of his body and was taken by ambulance to Mimbres Memorial Hospital and later flown out to an El Paso hospital. According to Capt. Valdespino, Santana had surgery in El Paso and is now in stable condition.
“We have no more information on this incident and we are looking for anyone who may know something about this incident to call us at 575-546-3011,” Valdespino said.

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The latest in astronomy news, fueled by a flexible WordPress system.
paceNews recently celebrated their 25th year as a leader in space publications. Previously a print magazine, the industry leader is moving into the future with a powerful digital presence via WDG’s WordPress expertise.
Originally a print magazine, SpaceNews sought to completely revamp their website to improve the user experience while also increasing revenue through responsive advertisements and content sponsorship.
SpaceNews partnered with WDG for a premier digital experience that would intuitively showcase their extensive body of work on a flexible WordPress content management system.
WDG strategists began by using publication analytics to revamp and reorganize the site’s taxonomy structure, remapping the existing content to be displayed in a more intuitive manner. This map was used during migration to match the new taxonomy terms to content using a combination of keywords and previous terms. We also included content tagging and content feeds capabilities. Importantly, WDG developers expertly migrated ten years of SpaceNews’ archived content, ensuring that information was merged successfully without any loss in the integrity of article content.
Another significant element of the project was giving SpaceNews’ editors a simplified method for creating, curating, and publishing content. Using custom templates on the WordPress CMS, WDG designers ensured Spacenews editors the functionality to write and organize related articles to portray a connected story-arc. We also featured author pages to highlight the strength of the editorial team. To help writers and editors stay on top of the latest industry news, we also created a post-by-email feature to ensure easy content workflow due to the high speed nature of the industry.
WDG strategists wanted to highlight SpaceNews’ value as an industry resource, creating a Wikipedia-like function for developing informational pages about relevant topics, industry figures, and important companies. To redirect users towards related content and keep them engaged in the site, these pages also offer background information about relevant terms and are connected to other articles.
As a online news publication, SpaceNews’ updated website needed to cater directly to its specific niche of readers, providing in-depth coverage of the latest in the business and politics of space. To achieve this, we focused on the tablet reading experience as the baseline for other screen sizes. By creating a mobile responsive design that fit with all three breakpoints, SpaceNews was able to more seamlessly integrate revenue generating ads. This also eliminated any potential disturbances in the overall design, regardless of reading experience.
With a new site structure and improved publication workflow, SpaceNews has experienced a dramatic increase in user engagement. Site visits have increased over 76%, with 64% more user sessions and 44% more page views. This has resulted in almost a million page views per month.
WDG is helping move SpaceNews into the future of the publishing industry.
Let WDG propel you into the future.

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The new ACE 125 delivers exceptional style, comfort and reliability at a conveniently low price. Purchase this model, and enjoy free rider training. Find a dealer and book a test ride now!
Perfect as a delivery motorcycle, the ACE 125’s OHV 125cc 4-stroke engine is dependable, powerful, and low maintenance at a low cost.
Fitted with 16-inch, wire-spoke wheels and braking systems the ACE 125 provides excellent handling, braking and traction on city roads.
The ACE 125 was designed to work hard, and its extra-long, highly durable seat can carry two adults in ultimate comfort.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Parag: The beauty of the solution is in its simplicity.
Dubai-based VAD FVC this week announced it has signed a distribution agreement with Barco for its ClickShare wireless presentation and collaboration system.
The addition of the presentation offering is expected to allow FVC to now present clients with an all-in-one meeting-room package.
ClickShare allows meeting participants to show their presentations on meeting room screens by connecting a USB device to a laptop. The solution is designed to maintain screen resolution, in fidelity to the original presentation format. ClickShare can be used directly with a projector/screen or integrated with a video conferencing or AV system.
"We are delighted to add Barco's ClickShare to our portfolio," said KS Parag, managing director, FVC.
"The beauty of the solution is in its simplicity. Regardless of the sophisticated set-up, ClickShare manages the technology without the need for additional cabling or downloading complex applications. As one of the leading VADs that has championed the cause of unified communications in the region, our partners and customers rely on us to continuously add value-added accessories that enable them to provide creative solutions to the business needs of this region."
"We're looking for distribution partners with a broad reseller network, a wide geographic reach [and] a fitting portfolio," said Eric Brouwers, regional director, MEA, Barco.
"FVC is a perfect match on all fronts. Its reseller network is the perfect channel to push products like ClickShare. On top of that, the company has proven to be particularly good in approaching and stimulating its various channels through incentives, seminars, trainings and promotional actions."
FVC has offices in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Kenya, Nigeria and a network of channel partners in 45 countries.

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Paradise can provide you with customised bespoke software development for Sage 200: on time and on budget.
Developed in Visual Studio .Net (Visual Basic or C#), our bespoke solutions are all developed in-house by our own experienced and dedicated team.
With our development service, you can be sure you will get a properly managed bespoke solution.
So whether you need a simple custom screen modification or a complete add-on module, contact us today and we will be delighted to provide an in-depth proposal with a fixed-price and fixed delivery date.


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Best match results for corporate event catering services in South Africa + 30km.
PartiesAndCelebrations is creating the most comprehensive online marketplace in South Africa for party and event planning including experts and professionals for all types of parties, celebration, events, weddings and birthdays. If you are a business providing corporate event catering services, please add your details to PartiesAndCelebrations.

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We may be young, but we are mighty, and we have established many traditions in our short history. Whether kicking off the school year with Premier UNLV or fighting for the right to paint the Fremont Cannon, our Rebel pride shines through.
Long before Premier UNLV became a campus staple, a number of social events marked the beginning of the fall semester. From the Rebel Roast, a pre-class picnic and BBQ on the beaches of Lake Mead to the Howdy Dance, where new and old students got to mingle on the dance floor, Rebels knew how to kick off the school year with fun and flair.
Kick off the school year with a bang – literally at Premier UNLV. Dance to live music, sing the school fight song along with the band and cheerleaders, and watch as fireworks light up the UNLV letters, illuminating our Rebel Pride.
UNLV Creates formally welcomes new students and their families. Learn the benefits of a college degree, pledge to graduate from UNLV, and receive an honorary UNLV Rebel Cord to wear at graduation.
Homecoming’s not what it used to be — a handful of events held in the winter that led up to cheering on the basketball team. Now a signature fall event, Rebel Homecoming invites alums to join the entire campus community for a week-long celebration of school spirit, from a festival and variety show, to window painting and a light parade — all leading up to the football game.
Hands down our dirtiest tradition, Oozeball is also one of our longest-standing ones. Students, faculty, and staff get the opportunity to get down and dirty in the annual mud-pit volleyball tournament.
Want to see what makes us so unique? Named the most diverse university in the nation, UNLV invites everyone to the Festival of Communities — our annual spring celebration of unity through diversity.
Before UNLV was UNLV, when it was still Nevada Southern, the first graduating class in 1964 was 29 students. The school has come a long way in the last six decades. From that first class in the early '60s through honors for Frank Sinatra, Guy Fieri, and Jimmy Kimmel, our graduates now total more than 128,000 and our commencement traditions continue.
We’ve got spirit! How about you? Take a selfie with Hey Reb!, wear your scarlet and gray, and show your Rebel Pride as you drive around town.
The heaviest and most expensive trophy in college football, the Fremont Cannon is awarded to the winner of the long-standing rivalry with our Nevada rivals, UNR. Nothing makes us prouder than painting the Fremont Cannon scarlet.
From a winking wolf to a modern-day mountain man, UNLV’s mascot has evolved over the years. But the one thing that's stayed the same is its representation of UNLV's "Rebel" spirit that people have come to know and love.
From tumbling and stunts to hip-hop moves and an all male b-boy crew — we’ve got our Rebel spirit covered.
From schoolbooks to sweatshirts, the UNLV Bookstore has you covered.
Show your support for UNLV and scholarships with a UNLV license plate.
Get in the spirit and listen to Win With the Rebels.
Listen to the UNLV alma mater.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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If you ask a factual question about politics, expect different answers from Democrats and Republicans—but press them a bit harder, and they'll admit their ignorance.
One might wonder, upon digesting any sort of political discourse these days, whether the late senator and sociologist Daniel Patrick Moynihan, famous for saying "everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not to his own facts," is turning in his grave. Yes, whether it's the latest Republican debates or a coffeehouse conversation with your hippie friend Barack, it feels a bit like truth has taken a backseat to, well, something else. But there is hope for the truth: Two new studies published in the Quarterly Journal of Political Science suggest that people are more knowledgable—or at least more aware of their ignorance—than they may at first appear.
Americans are famous for not knowing much about politics while at the same time spouting off dubious information with a discernible political slant. For example, only 30 percent of "strong Democrats"—those who identify most firmly with the Democratic Party—surveyed in 1988 reported that unemployment had gone down under President Reagan, according to study authors Markus Prior, Gaurav Sood, and Kabir Khanna. Republicans were much closer to the truth: Unemployment had indeed gone down, and 80 percent of "strong Republicans" said it was so.
In other words, if you ask a factual question about politics, you should expect different answers from Democrats and Republicans. What's less well understood is whether their answers diverge because they actually believe what they're saying. Indeed, partisan-sounding assertions "may reflect the expressive value of making statements that portray one's party in a favorable light.... Partisan divergence in surveys may therefore measure the joy of partisan 'cheerleading' rather than sincere differences in beliefs about the truth," political scientists John Bullock, Alan Gerber, Seth Hill, and Greg Huber write in one of the new studies.
A surprising number of people are likely aware of their own ignorance.
If that's true—if people know the truth but say something else as a sort of "partisan cheerleading"—there ought to be an easy way to find out: Pay people to tell the truth, and see if that brings Democrats' and Republicans' answers closer together. That's precisely what Bullock and his colleagues did. In the first of two experiments, they asked 419 Democrats and Republicans to take a short quiz on political facts—for example, how many soldiers had been killed in Iraq up to that point? (The original survey was conducted in 2008.) Most importantly, half the participants had an incentive to answer questions correctly: for every correct response, they would get one entry in a drawing for a $200 gift card.
That incentive had a striking effect. Though Democrats and Republicans in the gift-card group still gave different answers to the questions, the divergence in the answers was less than half that of those in the control group, which had no incentive to answer questions correctly.
A second experiment confirmed those results and also showed that people were willing to acknowledge their ignorance in exchange for money. This time, 795 people participated: some were paid for correct responses, a second group was paid for correct responses and for each time they stated they didn't know the answer, and a control group was given no such incentives.
Simply paying people for correct answers closed the gap between Democrats and Republicans by 60 percent—and paying people for their "don't know" responses cut the gap by another 20 percent. All told, 48 percent of participants responded with "don't know," which means a surprising number of people are likely aware of their own ignorance.
As you probably know, the government gathers a lot of statistical information about the economy. We are interested in learning whether this information is finding its way to the general public.... In order for your answers to be most helpful to us, it is really important that you answer these questions as accurately as you can.
In other words, the only incentive those participants had to get the answers right—as opposed to engaging in a little cheerleading—was the joy they'd get out of helping researchers.
Remarkably, that was enough to make quite a difference. While actual money had a slightly larger effect, simply appealing to people to try to get the answers right in the name of science and public policy substantially reduced the differences between Democrats' and Republicans' answers—and improved their accuracy overall as well.
"The demonstration that citizens have the capacity to perceive reality in a less partisan manner than previously thought is important in and of itself," Prior, Sood, and Khanna write. That you don't need money to make a difference could be the icing on the cake—or at least the silver lining in a world where truth seems to matter less and less.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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Welcome to the Junior Titan Cross Country Program!
The Junior Titan Cross Country program is open to all 6th, 7th and 8th grade girls and boys that are interested in running. There are no tryouts and no cuts. Everyone is welcome, as long as they bring a positive attitude and strong work ethic.
You will need to use the "Register now" link to submit all their information and pay through the ACTIVE network. You will get a confirmation email and it will ask you to submit your supplemental forms (physical, concussion, emergency permission forms and medical history forms). You can also use this link to do that: https://campsself.active.com/BlessedTrinityCatholicHighSchool.
Runners cannot be on the team until all paperwork is submitted. I cannot accept any money for registration or any paperwork. It should all be done through ACTIVE.
1. Develop runners aerobically, establishing a strong base from which they can make a smooth and successful transition to high school running.
2. Allow runners the opportunity to cultivate values inherent in cross country: mental toughness, perseverance, self-discipline, humility and good sportsmanship.
3. Develop a passion for running, learning how to set a goal and working to accomplish it.
The practice schedule for the 2018 cross country season will be 4 days a week (Mon-Thurs) from 4:00-4:45. Our first practice will be Monday July 30th at 4:00 p.m. Runners will meet down by the concession stand by the football field/track.
In preparation for the cross country season it is recommended that runners run 2-4 times per week throughout the summer.
If you have any additional questions, please contact Holly Jiménez at hjimenez@btcatholic.org .


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As promised I am dedicating this post to snacks... snacks of all shapes, sizes, and flavors. I am a big snacker, and at times I ever prefer snacking over an actual meal. My friends and family know that I always have a handful of healthy snack options on me at any given time. Personally, eating a little something every two hours keeps my energy up, metabolism fast, and has been a big factor in my weight loss success.
Zone Perfect I limit myself to 1 bar a day. These bars definitely hold me over for a few hours. The perfect snack for any occasion; from after a workout to worldwide travelling, I always make sure to have a handful of these bars packed in my purse, car, or suitcase.
Babybel Light I LOVE cheese, and at only 50 calories I often pair this with some berries, carrots, or even some cut-up bell pepper.
Cashews can be found everywhere from the gas station, to your local farmers market, to any grocery store. I store a bag in my car, purse, and in my home. (*Note: Be aware of what you're buying. It's easy to accidentally pick up a bag of honey, candied, etc. cashews. These add extra calories, sugar, etc. so just make sure to read the label if you aren't buying plain cashews).
Another BIG TIME favorite snack food of mine is Peanut Butter. But not your ordinary Peanut Butter, I am all about Better'n Peanut Butter. The nutrition is unreal and I promise you, the taste is almost BETTER than your regular jar of Jiffy. Spread some over a piece of bread, alongside an apple or banana, or better yet... enjoy it straight off of a spoon!
Let me know what some of your favorite foods are to snack on, I am always exploring my options!

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


text: People of the future might be laughing at us for our ignorant treatment of the environment, because we, the people of the present, ironically damage ourselves by our own by-products of mindless consumption. Every one of us is affected by pollution in some way or another. Simple things of our daily consumption seem harmless at first, but after a while we start to see unexplainable changes in health. Finally, the time has come to admit that the consume-oriented culture of our global civilization is not as healthy as it could be.


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Crowley is one of the largest independent operators of petroleum barges and tankers in the United States. We provide bulk petroleum and chemical transportation throughout the U.S. Gulf, East Coast, West Coast, and Alaska, as well as international ports. In 2016, Crowley safely and reliably transported over 410 million barrels of petroleum products throughout the North American coasts, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and to several international destinations for the Department of Defense (DOD) and major oil companies. Our diverse fleet enables us to offer a wide range of transportation options to meet nearly any customer requirement.
We pride ourselves as a petroleum and chemical carrier that provides economical, reliable service while adhering to the most stringent safety and environmental protection standards in the Coastwise trade. Our skilled professionals have a demonstrated history of safe and efficient operations with no harm to the environment.

industry_corpus2: Petrochemicals


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Film Studies has long suffered from a chip on the shoulder, and those of us who practice Film Studies have often either felt the need to justify what we do or literally been challenged by others to justify it. Psychoanalytic theory, feminist theory, auteur theory, narrative theory — all ways in which we try to explain the value and effects of movies in our lives. But there are times when the love of analyzing movies can get in the way of loving the movies.
At the first TCM Classic Film Festival, held in Hollywood in April 2010, I was among several thousand people gathered to worship Hollywood movies. It was unpretentious and exciting, and reminded me of a passage in Pauline Kael’s introductory notes to Movie Love: “An avidity for more is built into the love of movies. Something else is built in: you have to be open to the idea of getting drunk on movies . . .” (xii). The festival organizers, the TCM hosts introducing the screenings (which included not only Robert Osbourne and Ben Mankiewicz, but also Alec Baldwin, Tim Roth, and Curtis Hanson among others), and the honored guests all embraced fandom as a legitimate — maybe the only legitimate — response to movies: sincere, personal, and emotional.
Far more prevalent than the pontificators were the sharers. In the same author’s note to Movie Love, Kael points out, “Being able to talk about movies with someone — to share the giddy high excitement you feel — is enough for a friendship” (xii). Standing in line ahead of someone was enough to start such a friendship. It was touching to see people saving a place in line while their significant other went to the bathroom, and touching to talk to those who said their boyfriend had bought them the festival pass but wasn’t interested in old movies himself. Those individuals asked others in line to save their place while they went to the bathroom, and I didn’t see anyone question that liberal interpretation of queue etiquette. The geek factor was obvious to everyone, but despite the fact that the press coverage frequently mentioned fans dressed in tuxedos and retro Hollywood fashions, there wasn’t much showing off at all. Instead, there were passionate discussions about Imitation of Life (1959) and Sunset Boulevard (screened at 9 a.m.!), and huddled conversations over the festival program as people planned their screenings for the day. In its coverage, Vanity Fair called the Festival “Comic-Con for the Martini Set,” but festivalgoers were more likely to be found at Johnny Rockets grabbing a hamburger between movies than at the Vanity Fair opening night party held at the Kress nightclub. No one I overheard was talking about whether to wear their “vintage formalwear” (Keegan). Conversations were more likely to be along the lines of “My favorite” . . . “I love . . .” and “I remember the first time I saw it . . .” And Tim Roth’s inspired introduction to a strange British film called No Orchids for Miss Blandish also focused on love. The movie, he said, represents the love the British had for Hollywood; UK filmmakers adored American crime movies so much, they tried to make one, and they couldn’t: Miss Blandish is the convoluted and fascinating result.
There was also a rather exhilarating protective instinct at the festival. After Friday morning’s screening of Sweet Smell of Success, Tony Curtis was conveyed to the stage in a wheelchair and enthusiastically tried to answer questions but couldn’t focus. That was the talk of the festival — very sad, but it wasn’t the festival’s fault, everyone agreed. Again and again, in the lobbies at Grauman’s Chinese, in the courtyard of the Egyptian Theatre, in “Club TCM” at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, the refrain was, “His people should not have permitted it; they should have let the festival planners know.” That protective instinct was evident in other instances as well; according to reports and blogs about the Luise Rainer appearance at The Good Earth screening (I was watching Saboteur in the presence of Norman Lloyd), since she had lost or broken her hearing aid, her onstage interview with TCM host Robert Osbourne was on the verge of crash-and-burn, when members of the audience suggested that he write down his questions and hand them to her so that she could answer. That was apparently a huge success.
The TCM Festival viewers relished that experience of being invited into another world, giving up the control we have with the VCR, the DVR, Tivo. Without exception the announcement that inspired the most applause before each movie was, “Please refrain from texting during the screening.” Who would want to text? We were in Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, one of those palaces that prepares you for something wonderful, even impossible, to take place. Surrounded by strangers, we didn’t speak and barely moved. Sometimes the tension was palpable, as when Gene Tierney, playing Ellen Harland in Leave Her to Heaven, stared from behind her sunglasses as her young, disabled brother-in-law drowned a few feet from the rowboat she sat in. And the audience literally gasped as Hitchcock’s saboteur fell over the railing on the torch of the Statue of Liberty. I romantically like to think — but maybe it is true — that people used to feel that way at the movies, when over half the United States population went to the pictures every week. You see the photos of people lined up to see a Judy Garland film or a Cecil B. DeMille epic, and you read about capacity crowds at palaces seating 3,000 people or more.
I thought more than once of the contrast between the TCM Festival and academic conferences. I looked for people I know from my 25 years in Film Studies and didn’t see one. I looked for film scholars whose works I’ve read and assigned for my classes; the only one I saw was Donald Bogle, who gave brilliant introductions to a series of controversial cartoons withdrawn from circulation in the 1960s by Warner Bros. due to their racist content. True, there were so many people there that I could have missed the academics, but I’m not sure many attended. I’ve found the same thing at other non-academic film-related events, such as the annual conclaves organized by the Theatre Historical Society. The THS conclaves I’ve been to — Chicago in 2003 and San Jose/San Francisco in 2008 — have been profoundly moving experiences. During the San Jose event, the group visited 25 theatres in four days, including the working nickelodeon at the Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum. The conclave participants are generally not professional historians or scholars, but I’ve learned more from them than I have in many a classroom, and their sheer joy in exploring and discussing movies, music, architecture, theatre organs — a whole range of topics — is contagious. They love this stuff — and the TCM Festival had the same emotional resonance.
Pauline Kael again, from that same short but heartfelt introduction: “Our emotions rise to meet the force coming from the screen, and they go on rising throughout our moviegoing lives. When this happens in a popular art form — when it’s an art experience that we discover for ourselves — it is sometimes disparaged as fannishness. But there’s something there that goes deeper than connoisseurship or taste. It’s a fusion of art and love” (xii). We academics may make a living understanding the classical Hollywood cinema, but understanding it is nothing like experiencing it.
Kael, Pauline. “Author’s Note.” Movie Love: Complete Reviews 1988-1991. New York: Plume/Penguin Books, 1991. xi-xii.
Keegan, Rebecca. “TCM Classic Film Festival: Comic-Con for the Martini Set.” Vanity Fair online, 27 April 2010. Web 16 August 2010.
Joan McGettigan is associate professor of film-TV-digital media at Texas Christian University. Her work has appeared in Journal of Film and Video, Journal of American Culture, and Poetic Visions of America: The Cinema of Terrence Malick.


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Union Minister Smriti Irani on Friday slammed the Congress for attacking her in every which way possible. She promised to work harder against them in Amethi.
Meanwhile, on Friday, the Congress alleged that Union minister Smriti Irani was a “serial liar” who had “falsified records” of her educational qualifications and submitted contradictory affidavits to the Election Commission for which she should be disqualified. Congress spokesperson Priyanka Chaturvedi also accused Irani of misusing her influence and power as a Union minister.
“Union Minister Smriti Irani, who had been rubbishing Opposition’s claim that she is not a graduate, yesterday accepted that she enrolled for an undergraduate course in Delhi University but did not complete it,” Chaturvedi said. She should step down and also be disqualified from contesting the polls, added Chaturvedi.
There was no immediate reaction from the BJP over the issue. The BJP candidate from Amethi Lok Sabha seat Smriti Irani on Thursday submitted to the Election Commission that she did not complete her graduation from Delhi University. In her affidavit filed during her nomination, Irani, who is contesting against Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, said she passed secondary school examination in 1991 and senior secondary school examination in 1993.
On Thursday, Smriti Irani accompanied by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath filed her nomination papers in Amethi. They also held a roadshow before the nomination which was joined by BJP workers, including saffron saree-clad women, in large numbers. The roadshow continued in different localities of the town in Uttar Pradesh.
The Amethi parliamentary constituency, represented in the Lok Sabha by Congress president Rahul Gandhi, has four Assembly segments of Tiloi, Gauriganj and Jagdishpur (reserved) in Amethi district and Salon (reserved) in Raebareli. Amethi goes to polls on May 6 in the fifth phase of voting. Meanwhile, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi also filed his nomination on Thursday.


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KUWAIT - The head of state-run Kuwait Petroleum Corp, Hashem Hashem, said on Tuesday that global oil supply could be hit this year by big reductions in exports from Venezuela.
The Trump administration has imposed sweeping sanctions on Venezuelan state-owned oil firm PDVSA, aimed at severely curbing the OPEC member's crude exports to the United States and at pressuring socialist President Nicolas Maduro to step down.
"One of the known risks of supply shortage in 2019 would include the continuing decline of Venezuelan crude oil production beyond current expectations," Hashem told an industry conference in Kuwait.
"However the wild card recently has been market perceptions of potential shortages mainly from geopolitical pressures that have caused supply disruptions in the past and therefore pose a real threat for 2019."
"OPEC and the non-OPEC producing countries... have successfully provided stability to the market since 2017 and reduced volatility in oil prices. The resultant prices, are critical to stimulate investment and growth," he said.


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 • TM Rawaan Al Furaih (PSU Alumni, Previous Area #3 Director, Previous TM Club Officer, and Co-Founder of Yallah Banat Riyadh Toastmasters Club (first Arabic Club for women in the world) and Entrepreneur).
• DTM Ghaida Meigal (PSU Law Student, Previous Area #3 Director, Previous PSU Toastmasters Club President, PSU Toastmasters Arabic Advisor, Mentor, and Co-Founder).
We would like to thank all of our Toastmaster members and coordinators who helped us achieve this award. We would like to thank all PSU faculty, staff, and students that attended the event. Toastmasters would like to thank higher management for all of their support. We would like to especially like to thank Dr. Rimah Al Yahya for speaking at the event, always inspiring our young female leaders, and continuously motivating our students to join Toastmasters. We would like to thank PR (Dr. Yazeed Al Fakhri, Mr. Ayman Al-Shaikh, Ms. Hafsah, Ms. Kholoud, Mr. Mohammed Al-Harbi and all supporting staff; Ms. Sawan Madhi and Media staff for their respective support. Finally, we would also like to thank the ITC Staff Dr. Mamdou Al Enezi, Mr. Waseem Jaweed, Ms. Hafsa Ekrish, and Mr. Coronado D. Romero for making the live stream a reality and providing a connection for our students and faculty on the women’s campus.


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What should be done for the good of the land and the people? 1892.
We were asked by the Hon. L. W. P. Kanealii to announce that meetings will be held in the district of North Wailuku at the ice skating rink at Wailuku at 7:30 in the evening on the 11th of April, and at the church of Waihee at 7:30 in the evening on the 14th of April, to discuss what should be done for the good of the land and the people.
Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Buke XXXI, Helu 13, Aoao 3. Maraki 26, 1892.
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Spring is the perfect time to dust off your tools and tackle all of the jobs you noticed while you were holed up all winter. While it’s easy to remember to check the gutters and dust every shelf, it’s important to include house maintenance such as water heater service.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced the Navy's newest Expeditionary Sea Base (ESB) ship, T-ESB 4, will be named USNS Hershel "Woody" Williams during a ceremony in Charleston, West Virginia, Jan. 14.
Hershel "Woody" Williams, the ship's namesake, was born in West Virginia and joined the Marine Corps following the attack on Pearl Harbor.
In 1944, after serving in Guadalcanal and Guam, he joined the campaign in Iwo Jima. Two days after arriving on the island, Williams picked up a 70-pound flamethrower and walked ahead of his infantry's tanks for four hours clearing their path of enemy machine gun fire. President Harry S. Truman awarded him the Medal of Honor two years later for his actions.
Williams served during the Battle of Iwo Jima until he was wounded in March of 1945. He returned to the United States, was awarded a Purple Heart and released from active duty. Later, he served in the Marine Corps Reserves for 17 years.
Williams is the last surviving Medal of Honor recipient from the Battle of Iwo Jima.
The new 784-foot-long vessel will feature a 52,000 square foot flight deck, fuel and equipment storage, repair spaces, magazines, and mission-planning spaces.
Able to accommodate up to 250 personnel, the new ESB ship will support multiple missions, such as air mine counter measures (AMCM), counter-piracy operations, maritime security operations, humanitarian aid and disaster-relief missions, and crisis response operations.
In addition, the vessel will be capable of supporting MH-53 and MH-60 helicopters, with an option for future upgrades to support MV-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
USNS Hershel "Woody" Williams will be constructed by General Dynamics National Steel and Shipbuilding Company (NASSCO) in San Diego. The ship is expected to be delivered to the Navy in 2018.


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Our assignment consists of the concrete Skelton and finishing works of three basements, ground and three typical floors of build up area 13800 m2 including facades finishes (structural glazing, alum Cladding), Marble pattern flooring, ceilings (wood, gypsum, etc.), doors and all roof layers finishes and all electro-mechanical works (HVAC, electric, fire alarm, fire fighting, plumping, telephone and data) and infrastructure & landscape.
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The project was designed and constructed under Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) requirements.
Our assignment was the execution of all finishing works including the facade finish (structure glazing and aluminium cladding) , walls and ceilings (wood, gypsum, brick works, marble, tiling, etc.) fixed joinery, doors, special wood works and paneling, also including all electro-mechanical works (HAVC, electric, fire alarm, fire fighting, plumping,telephone and data).
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B-2215 Office Building Smart Village won XVIII CEMX BUILDING AWARD 2009.
Our assignment consisted of the concrete skeleton and all finishing works of the two basement of 3750 m2 and four typical floors of area 2000 m2 including facades finishes (Structural glazing & aluminum cladding), marble pattern flooring, ceilings (wood, gypsum, etc), fixed joinery doors, and all roof layers finishes. Also all electro-mechanical works (HAVC, electric, fire fighting, plumping, telephone and data).
Our assignment consists of the concrete skeleton and all finishing works of the three basement of 11000 m2 and 5 typical floors of area 2000 m2 including facades finishes ( Structural glazing, Alum Cladding), marble pattern flooring, ceilings (wood, gypsum, etc.), fixed joinery, doors, and all roof layers finishes, and all electro-mechanical works (HAVC, electric, fire alarm, fire fighting, plumping, telephone and data).
NPC building won the Award of Best Project in Smart Village in 2010 as voted by smart village head engineers and delegates.


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Ashley Young’s diving incident during Manchester United’s match against Crystal Palace has certainly earned him severe censure. Former referee Graham Poll has expressed his disgust at the on-field antics of the 28 year old and has criticised him strongly.
Poll has written in The Daily Mail: “[He] is a cheat and he should be banned for five games, then he might stop diving to try and con referees. Managers’ ‘having a word’ with him has not discouraged Young from diving and so it should be time for the footballing authorities to step in.
“Any change to law needs submission and approval by the IFAB but a disciplinary sanction is not covered in law, it is determined by National Associations. Therefore in cases of undisputed diving, whether punished on the field or not, why not impose a five match ban? I believe that would have a much better effect than the managerial word,” he added.
Young has been criticised in the past also for diving, with former United boss Sir Alex Ferguson reportedly having spoken to him in the past about his misconduct. Nevertheless, the Englishman has earned 12 penalties till now in the Premier League, of which a few are alleged to be the result of diving.
On Saturday, Eagles defender Kagisho Dikgacoi was adjudged to have brought down Young inside the penalty area which provided United with its first goal of the match, with Robin Van Persie scoring from the spot. Before the incident, Young had already been booked for diving earlier in the match and replays showed that even the penalty awarded to the Red Devils was an incorrect decision as the foul took place outside the box.


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About Us – Irama Valdes, P.A.
At Irama Valdes, P.A., we strive to provide effective and efficient service for all of our clients. You are more than just an estate or a guardianship. You are a family within our family. Your problems become our problems and we work around the clock to help you find a solution.
We strongly believe in keeping our clients updated frequently about their case, no matter how small the achievement. When you call our office, you will speak to a staff member or attorney that knows even the most minute details about your case. It is also our firm’s policy to return emails promptly so that you never feel left in the dark or spend days waiting for a response.
As a licensed attorney in the state of Florida who exclusively practices probate, guardianship, family and estate planning, Attorney Valdes can assist you in your case, no matter your location.
Prompt communication. Our law firm purposely remains small, and we limit our caseload so we can dedicate the time and energy every client deserves. When you have a question or you need an update on your legal matter, you will receive a quick response and a detailed explanation of what’s happening.
Understanding. Trusts & Estates is a unique area of law, one that involves facing tough questions about the death of a family member. Additionally, Guardianship matters involve real time issues regarding an incapacitated person who needs help now. We understand that whether you are dealing with a straightforward, uncontested will or a more complex, disputed issue, it can have a dramatic impact on your family. We are courteous and professional, and we care about our clients.
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Each apartment features two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with two single beds, fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator and electric rings, bathroom with shower, air conditioning, Wifi internet access and a private, spacious veranda overlooking the surrounding olive groves. The premium apartments have been fully renovated.
Each studio features a double and a single bed, fully equipped kitchenette with refrigerator and electric rings, air conditioning, Wifi internet access, bathroom with shower and private balcony overlooking the surrounding olive groves. The premium studios have been fully renovated.


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Boaz Moldawsky, who has served as the Acting Chairman of the Israel Diamond Institute (IDI) for the past year, has been elected by IDI’s Board of Directors as its Chairman for a three-year term.
Boaz Moldawsky is a second-generation diamantaire, whose family were amongst the founders of the Israel diamond industry. He has been active in public service to the industry for many years, serving as Deputy President of the Israel Diamond Exchange, Chairman of the Finance Committee and a member of the board of the Israel Diamond Manufacturers Association. Moldawsky is co-CEO of the Moldawsky Group, which specializes in diamonds, real estate and technology.
The Israel Diamond Institute is a non-profit, public interest company representing all institutions involved in the Israeli Diamond Industry. IDI works to advance and strengthen the Israeli sector as a global diamond hub, through marketing, technological innovation, rough diamond sourcing and promotion of local manufacturing. Aviel Elia is Managing Director of IDI.


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Discography of American Historical Recordings, s.v. "Recordings made on Monday, January 7, 1935," accessed April 18, 2019, https://adp.library.ucsb.edu/index.php/date/browse?date=1935-01-07.
Recordings made on Monday, January 7, 1935. (2019). In Discography of American Historical Recordings. Retrieved April 18, 2019, from https://adp.library.ucsb.edu/index.php/date/browse?date=1935-01-07.
Recordings made on Monday, January 7, 1935." Discography of American Historical Recordings. UC Santa Barbara Library, 2019. Web. 18 April 2019.


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This report is a study of St Albans District Council’s implementation of the Licensing Act 2003 and the impact on the district’s live music scene, written by Welwyn Hatfield Live Music Forum.
The impact on live music and culture.
The report considers St Albans District Council’s restrictions on live music, some of which could be said to exceed their powers under the Licensing Act 2003, with possible consequences cited including cultural damage.


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Get Tickets to see the Milwaukee Ballet perform “Lambrarena” April 4-7, at the Marcus Center! | Wisconsin Dance Council, Inc.
Get Tickets to see the Milwaukee Ballet perform “Lambrarena” April 4-7, at the Marcus Center!
Lambarena is a ballet inspired by music combining the Baroque compositions of Bach with traditional West African drumming. The ballet celebrates culture and community, using a combination of classical ballet and West African dance. Choreographed by Val Caniparoli in 1995, this work has traveled across and now you can see Lambarena performed by the Milwaukee Ballet on April 4-7, 2019!
Lambarena was premiered at the San Francisco Ballet almost 24 years ago. Take a peek, turn up the sound!
Lambarena is one of three works showcased in the Milwaukee Ballert’s program. The other two are world premieres choreographed by previous Genesis winners, Enrico Morelli (Italy) and George Williamson (UK).
Don’t miss this joyous celebration of cultures as these three unique works make their Milwaukee debut!
Pre-Show: Yaya Kambaye showcases an instrument from West Africa, the Kora, in a unique performance.