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'Leverage': Timothy Hutton talks about his role in the show's third season
By Kristi Turnquist
Previously on "Leverage": When last we left Nathan Ford, the insurance investigator-turned-ringleader to a gang of latter-day Robin Hoods, he was in a pickle. The character, played by Oscar-winning actor Timothy Hutton was bleeding from a stomach wound. And rather than allow his team of reformed grifters, thieves and con artists to be arrested, Nate surrendered to an Interpol agent and was apparently bound for the pokey.
We would be worried about poor Nate. But since he is, after all, the leader of the gang, he's not likely to be locked up for long. When the third season of "Leverage" premieres Sunday night, we find Nate behind bars. But wouldn't you know it? The prison has some powerful men abusing their authority — exactly the kind of target the "Leverage" team loves to take down.
And that's only the beginning. We spoke by phone with Hutton to get an idea of what to expect in the new season — shooting on location in Portland.
Q: Nate Ford was in a tight spot as Season 2 ended. What happens to him?
A: Nate was left in a kind of precarious state there, bleeding from the gut and about to be carried off. The third season opens with him in jail, determined to get out, but on his own terms. There's something going on within the prison and, Nate being Nate, if someone is doing something bad, even within a jail system, he's going to get involved. The team wants to bust him out, and they've got a really good plan, but he says, "Not so fast, I want to stay."
As far as Nate being in a bad state, Season 3 is all about a man on a mission, taking on even bigger cases. He has these big ideas that he's not exactly sharing with the team. So there becomes a conflict, with them wanting to know more and his whole approach is a "need-to-know" basis. As it goes on, there's less of him being sort of this self-destructive person that we've come to know and more focused. He's fearless.
Q: In the Season 2 finale, Nate tells the authorities that he's a thief. He hadn't said that before. Does this mean he's fully accepted the idea that he's part of this family of bad guys who do good things?
A: The family aspect is going to be in play quite a bit. You see this dysfunctional group of people who realize they're all they have. As far as Nate embracing himself as thief, he goes at that with great relish.
Q: What develops in the relationship between Nate and Sophie (the grifter played by Gina Bellman)? Do these two ever get together?
A: Nate's relationship with Sophie is just as difficult and unresolved as it ever has been. They talk quite a bit about what to do based on the kiss on the ship (in the second-season finale). There was a kiss, but there was also a slap, if I remember correctly. So they need to work out what it is — and what it could turn out to be.
Q: You've been filming Season 3 in Portland. What can you tell us about that experience?
A: Portland lends itself so well to our story. Portland is doubling for Boston, but so far we haven't done an episode where we say that the team is actually in Portland, Oregon. We have to put Massachusetts license plates on the vehicles. There are so many places to shoot in Portland, so many different looks and amazing buildings. We filmed in Vancouver, too, and all over downtown Portland, out in the woods, and at our studio in Clackamas.
Q: Do you have any off-work time to explore?
A: We don't have a lot of time off — every day is a minimum of 12 hours. We have weekends off, but very often those are used to work on the next script we're doing, or rehearsing. But sometimes we get over to Manzanita, or Cannon Beach. And a few weeks ago, I went skiing up on Mount Hood.
Q: Do you know if you'll continue to shoot in Portland?
A: We still don't know if we're going to do a fourth season. We premiere June 20, and usually they need four or five weeks to see how the ratings are. So we'll probably hear if we're doing a fourth season later this summer.


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Pedestrian dies on MAX Orange Line tracks
A man died on the TriMet MAX Orange Line Light Rail tracks at McLoughlin Boulevard and S.E. 17th in the predawn darkness, early Friday, December 1; but just how he died, and who he was, have still not been publicly disclosed.
At 6:11 a.m. that morning, emergency first-responders responded to the location, including Central Precinct officers, when 9-1-1 dispatchers received a call from a MAX train operator reporting having seen a person near the tracks who appeared to be deceased.
The ensuing investigation closed the right-turn lane of northbound McLoughlin Boulevard at the intersection for several hours – which significantly backed up rush-hour traffic down through the City of Milwaukie – and stopped northbound traffic on 17th Avenue at the McLoughlin intersection.
During the investigation, the front end of a southbound MAX train remained stopped about 10 feet north of the 18th Avenue dead-end on the north side of McLoughlin. The track crossing signal at 17th sounded continuously and the crossing arm remained down for hours, even though the rear of the train was almost clear of S.E. 17th Avenue.
The PPB Traffic Division Major Crash Team was investigating the incident; and a Forensics Evidence Division criminalist was at the scene, photographing the stopped train.
"This incident remains under investigation; however, preliminary information indicates that the person killed was lying on the tracks prior to being struck by a MAX train," reported PPB Public Information Officer Sgt. Pete Simpson. "A second MAX train operator came upon the deceased, and called 9-1-1.
"Investigators are continuing to gather information to determine how the person came to be lying on the tracks, including whether or not it was an intentional act," Simpson said; adding that the incident is still under investigation. At deadline, TriMet hadn't responded to our request for information.


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The U.S. government reportedly has seized an advance payment to artist Tim Hamilton for his work on nonfiction graphic novel detailing the activities of notorious Lord's Resistance Army leader Joseph Kony in the Congo, claiming the money was being laundered for a terrorist organization.read more: http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2012/12/u-s-government-seizes-artists-paycheck-as-suspected-terrorist-funds/
The news comes from journalist David Axe, who collaborated with Hamilton on Army of God: Joseph Kony's War in Central Africa, which was serialized online by the Dutch website Cartoon Movement. It will be published next year by Public Affairs.
According to a press release, the title Army of God, which is also the name of a terrorist organization, "threw up a red flag" with the Office of Foreign Assets Control, the division of the Department of the Treasury that administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions. The money was seized early this month, and neither Hamilton nor his agent have been able to secure its release; the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has been contacted.


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It's hard to believe it's been more than 10 years since The Jane Lloyd Fund began its mission to help cancer patients day to day. It's a bittersweet mission…..one that breaks our hearts knowing someone is struggling with a cancer diagnosis, and one that gives us such joy knowing we are helping a fellow community member by relieving some of the stress of meeting their day to day financial obligations.
Thanks to the generosity of our communities and in the spirit in which the Fund was established, we've come so far in 10 years. Fundraisers such as a lemonade stand, the Kent Mother/Daughter Basketball game, Breakfast with Benefits, the Salisbury School Carnival, the annual clambake, The Harlem Line dance, the Cornwall Consolidated School Walk-A-Thon, Indian Mountain School's Pink Week and everything in between all benefiting the Fund has made an immeasurable difference is someone's life. Whether the donation is to pay a mortgage, a car payment, an electric bill, or for medical expenses for someone in the fight of their life or for someone whose wish it is to depart this world peacefully, it all helps ease some of their financial burdens and worries.
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St Moriz | Dark Instant Tanning Mousse: This has been the only tan I've used for the last three years or so and I don't plan on switching it up any time soon. This retails at about £4 a bottle, an absolute steal compared to the likes of St Tropez and though I haven't tried the latter, I can only assume the quality is fairly similar. I tend to whip this out more so when I've got a big night out coming up or a special occasion as I feel so much more confident with a tan and I think my skin looks ten times healthier. The skin needs to be moisturised and exfoliated in advance, particularly focusing on the areas where the skin becomes drier such as the elbows and knees. I then use gloves and a mitt and apply the product in circular motions all over the body (or just the areas that will be on show) before leaving it for at least 6 hours before showering. Personally I prefer to do this overnight or on a day where I don't have much to do, as it does have that stereotypical fake tan smell and the developing colour isn't the best. What's left behind after you shower though, is a really natural looking tan that lasts around a week with regular moisturising.
Rimmel | Natural Bronzer: This is the first bronzer I ever purchased and has been repurchased many a time. Though initially it may look a little scary and orange, this doesn't translate to the skin for me. It is the warmest and darkest of my collection and I'd say this is a really great bronze shade for more tanned skin, I personally like to apply this to the high points of my face when I'm using the fake tan mentioned above. It's super smooth and easy to blend with only the tiniest hint of shimmer to it, so it really gives you that natural, healthy glow. I also use this down my neck, chest and cleavage to add a bit of warmth.
Bourjois | Maxi Delight Bronzer: I received this free in Boots when I spent over a certain amount on Bourjois products and though it's not a bronzer shade I'd normally go for as it's slightly more on the orange side, I really like this for the times when I am fake tanned and need something a little more intense. In the pan this looks very shimmery though when applied to the skin it's nowhere near as intense, it gives off more of a glow. You get a massive amount of product here, a whopping 18g, so this will honestly last you a lifetime. Like a lot of Bourjois products this does have a scent to it but personally this doesn't bother me in the slightest, I actually really like the smell. This is definitely not a contouring shade, it's an excellent all over the face bronze shade and I also really like to use this down my neck and on areas of my chest that need a bit more colour.
Soap & Glory | Solar Powder: A favourite among bloggers and a product I find myself reaching for all the time, this is the perfect bronzer for those of us with paler skin. It's a lot cooler and lighter than the other bronzers I've mentioned in this post, which makes it perfect for creating a really natural glow for fair skin and I honestly think unlike the other two bronzers, this would be a nice contour shade. With two shades you can choose which side to use or you can swirl them both together, whichever suits you. I have this in the cardboard packaging which I honestly hate (though it does come with a mirror which is always handy) but luckily they have released this in a sturdier plastic compact.
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The Mendenhall Valley Public Library has received a "Gold" certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design from the U.S. Green Building Council. It's the first City and Borough of Juneau building to receive such a distinction.
Opened in 2015, the building was designed to save on energy use and operations costs. The USGBC awarded the library the Gold certification earlier this month.
"We were very excited to get the award," Public Libraries Director Robert Barr said in a Wednesday phone interview with the Empire. "The work you do to receive the award that goes into making your building more sustainable, that is important because it is valuable from a variety of perspectives. It is valuable from an environmental care perspective and from a budget perspective."
LEED certifications are given on a Certified, Silver, Gold and Platinum scale. Only two buildings in Alaska have received platinum certification: the Eielson Visitor Center in Denali National Park, and the Cold Climate Housing Research Center in Fairbanks.
Library planners had originally set a goal of receiving Silver certification, but exceeded requirements, CBJ Architect Nathan Coffee wrote in an email to the Empire.
"The toughest part of LEED certification is making 'no exceptions to the rule' a reality," Coffee said. Often times, builders would identify a shortcut in construction but would have to sacrifice points toward the LEED certification, Coffe said.
"We were fortunate on this project that the design team contractor stayed the course and in most cases were able to earn points we had established as goals," Coffee said.
Meeting the Gold standard requires checking off an extensive list of requirements. The library was built with low volatile organic compound (VOC) materials. Strategically-placed "clerestory" windows near the building's roof allow it to take advantage of natural light while minimizing heat loss.
A ground source heating system heats the building through a geothermal exchange with earth underneath the library. This allows the library to avoid burning fossil fuels in a traditional oil boiler, saving money on operating costs.
Bike racks, an electric vehicle charging station, locally-sourced building materials, carpool parking spaces and a close proximity to public transportation all helped it earn points toward Gold LEED certification.
In all, Coffee said, USGBC LEED rating system determined the building to be 48 percent more efficient than their baseline building.
"By being more sustainable, we end up spending less money on electricity and using less electricity, and that money then can be saved," Barr said, to be used on things more directly related to the library's mission.
"It doesn't cost that much to operate that building so we can direct that money we save on buying more books," Barr said.
In 2011, the City and Borough of Juneau Assembly passed an ordinance requiring all buildings and improvements over $5 million to seek basic LEED certification. Glacier Valley, Harborview and Auke Bay elementary schools have all received basic LEED certification.
Seventy-five military buildings in Alaska, most of them housing on the Eielson Air Force Base in Fairbanks, are listed on the USGBC's website as having gold certification. Only a few non-military buildings in the state are Gold certified, one of them being the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station in Auke Bay, the only other Gold certified building in Juneau.


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This is the first blog post I've ever written. God gives us many firsts. Our first step, first puzzle, first crush, first attempt at spreading our wings, first love, first home, first child, first graduation to attend, first loss… and the "firsts" keep coming.
Some firsts bring us joy—others hurt. I've journeyed through my share of both. God blessed me with a good life: an amazing husband, three incredible children, a beautiful home, and two cute dogs. But I've also known my share of pain. God has walked with me through four miscarriages, the passing of my father-in-law, and my husband's job loss, among other trials.
But I never took God's love and provision for granted. Or so I thought.
Then He pulled me through a "first" that I never imagined. It was a rainy Friday afternoon when I first went to see my ENT about the ringing in my ear. Tests revealed that I'd lost most of the hearing in my right ear. The doctor ordered an MRI to find the cause of my hearing loss.
After the MRI, I sat in the waiting room planning my weekend. It was stacking up to be fun, busy, and completely hectic.
A nurse called out, "Helo, it's time for you to come back."
I picked up my to-do list, hurried back to the room, planning that evening's dinner in my head. I walked into the exam room to find that there were two doctors instead of one. Now, I was puzzled, "What's the backup for?"
My doctor compassionately said, "Helo, sit down. This has nothing to do with your ear. You have a tumor the size of a golfball resting over the main artery in your brain. You have to go see a neurosurgeon on Monday."
Time froze. My to-do list dropped to the floor.
Shock fertilizes fear. This "first" turned my world upside down and shattered me. I had no idea what to do, and then I heard God's voice. He said, "Helo, I loved you first, love Me back. Trust Me."
"God, I promise to love You first. I'm scared. Please wash away my doubt. Hold on tight, and don't let go." I've cried tears of joy and sorrow before. But this time was different. I've never sobbed so hard. That's what shock does. My parents came. We hugged—and they brought me home.
My husband, Rich, bolted out of work to come pray with me. In my shock and disbelief, I whispered, "God, please make something beautiful out of this."
Within a week, I was looking back at the faces of my loved ones, as the surgical team wheeled me into the operating room. I stared back until I couldn't see my family anymore. When I closed my eyes I was on an operating table. It was January. I didn't wake up until several weeks later. It was then that, while intubated in the ICU, I motioned that I wanted to write something. It took me five minutes to write: "God is amazing."
After that, God helped me endure eight weeks of hospitalization and twenty weeks of intensive rehabilitation. I learned how to walk, talk, eat, think, and function again. Relearning "firsts" isn't easy.
Cherished child, He loves you. He will never leave you. He knows how to take shattered parts of our lives and make them glisten. He is my first love. Make Him yours. And know that in Him hope is always found.
Halo Found Hope: A Memoir is the first book I've ever written and the Northwest Women's Show will be the first convention I've attended as an author. I'll be at the allmomdoes section and I look forward to meeting you for the first time. 1,000 books will be available at a special discounted price of $15. I will be available to personally sign copies. The first fifteen visitors each day to the booth will receive a free copy.


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Drunk History Christmas with Ryan Gosling, Jim Carrey, and Eva Mendes
Billy and Sally just wanted Frosty the Snowman to be real, but this is probably too real.
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Frosty - Mark David Christenson
Santa - Allan McLeod
Sally - Helena Claussen
Billy - Nicholos Polley
Writer/Director - Pat O'Brien
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December 20, 2015
There. Now all we have
to do is place the hat on his
head, and wish for him to
come to life.
Together: We wish that
Frosty the Snowman was real.
[sounds of magic]
Happy birthday!
Billy. Sally.
It's a winter miracle.
Who are you?
What do you want?
Why, I'm Frosty the Snowman
of course.
You're not a Snowman.
You're just a regular adult man.
Yes exactly. A real man.
Just like you kids wished for.
We wished our Snowman
would come to live, but we
imagined that he'd still
be a snowman.
Come, watch me run and play.
Look, you're not what
we wished for. Alright?
Our step-dad's coming home
soon, and he'll kick your ass
if he sees you.
Now get out of here before
I call the cops.
[mysterious music]
Let's go Sally.
Then kill me.
You heard me.
You don't want me?
Then kill me.
End my pain.
Look mister, we're not
going to kill you.
We just can't have some
nude man hanging around.
You don't get it. I'm
no one. Born from nothing, and
snow. From black magic that
you children conjured,
and now you reject me?
Say I'm too real?
No! You started this
nightmare. Now you have to
finish it.
Where did you get a gun?
Anyone can get a gun!
Now go ahead.
Send me to Hell where
I belong.
[gun cocks]
Hold it right there Billy.
Give me that gun.
(whispers) Santa.
Now, you built this snowman, so you got to
take care of him. Like it
or not. Besides, the
only killing Santa condones
is killing it on the dance floor.
♪ Now watch me whip ♪
♪ Now watch me nae nae ♪
♪ Watch me
whip whip ♪
♪ Watch me nae nae ♪
[series of swooshes]
[door hinge swinging]


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Catherine Shoard reviews Mrs Henderson Presents, Flightplan and The Exorcism of Emily Rose
We were due for a dud from Stephen Frears. The intermittently brilliant director has been on good form lately - ominously good, it turns out. Dirty Pretty Things (2002), his kidney-selling thriller, was terrific; The Deal (2003), his brooding Blair/Brown drama for Channel 4, even better. He's got enough goodwill in the bank to weather a turkey. He'll need it.
'Inspired by true events', Mrs Henderson Presents (12A) opens with the funeral of Mr Henderson in 1937. Mrs H (Judi Dench), big, witty, is none too struck by her new-found widowhood.
After a traumatising attempt at needlepoint, our heroine decides instead to buy up a run-down Soho theatre on Great Windmill Street and do it up with the help of slick impresario Vivian van Damm (Bob Hoskins, plums in his mouth and what appears to be a dead dog on his head).
Together, they turn the Windmill into a top venue, first for music-hall shows, then for nudie revues that get round the Lord Chamberlain's strict laws by showing the girls in cunningly-lit tableaux. T&A are on display, but so long as they never move, not even a wobble; the whole thing is art, not titillation, and thus perfectly acceptable.
Plotwise, that's about it. There's some business with a pretty new recruit (rising star Kelly Reilly) who gets fished out of a river by Van Damm and gay singer Bertie (Will Young, in an unadventurous acting debut). Along comes the war, the theatre is packed with happy squaddies, and its underground location means it's one of the few to remain open right through the Blitz.
The whole project is blandly handled, heaving with montages, naffly soundtracked and shot against wobbly bomb-torn backdrops. The action is thin, any narrative backbone flimsy at best. Not even a full-frontal shot of Bob Hoskins can quicken the pulse.
The perennially reliable Dench struggles to flesh out such a skeletal character. Mrs H's amazing business savvy seems inexplicable. Any attempt at explanation is left till the final act, when she protests against an attempt to shut the Windmill down, and confesses that after the death of her son in the First World War she found a racy postcard under his bed. A shame, she thought, that that was the closest he got to a real naked woman, so she took it upon herself to see other young men didn't have a similar lack of experience.
There are intriguing points here - about the sadness of never knowing physical love; about the obligations owed by the rest of the country to those prepared to give up their lives for theirs. But they remain buried and instead we're left with the faintly unsavoury idea that Mrs H simply wanted to provide soldiers with a slightly superior type of porn.
The end of the speech, incidentally, where Dame Judi oh-so-cheekily says the f-word, is something of a nadir - 'There!' she giggles, to whoops from the navvies, 'I said it!' Frears may be keen for us to roll our eyes at ancient pruderies, but there's a rather tittery sensibility at the heart of Mrs Henderson Presents.
Lots of people have a fear of flying. And of losing their minds. And losing their children. Flightplan (12A) expertly taps into them all, like a prolific PC hacker. It's the sort of film you're best off wearing mittens to, the better to preserve your fingernails. I practically bit my hands off.
Jodie Foster stars as Kyle, a recently widowed aviation engineer (a handy career, as it happens) flying back to America from Germany with her six-year-old daughter, Julia, and a coffin containing the body of her husband. She drifts asleep soon after take off; when she wakes, Julia has gone AWOL.
She scours the plane, as do the crew, but there's no trace. Stranger still, there's no record of her on the official flight register and no one remembers seeing her. Is Kyle delusional? Or is there a more sinister explanation?
Foster, in by far her best performance for years, looks barnstormingly scared and stringy. And director Robert Schwentke scatters the red herrings with dexterity. Is Peter Sarsgaard's air marshal in on something nefarious or just inept? Are those Arabs looking nervous for a reason? Is it simply health and safety that stops Sean Bean's pilot from letting his crew hunt through the hold?
Once the mystery has been solved, the plot holes start looking a little larger and the set-up starts to crumble, but until then this is a high-octane thrill ride: half The Lady Vanishes, half Rosemary's Baby, wholly exciting.
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Some central ambiguity is exactly what is most lacking in The Exorcism of Emily Rose (15), a classily veneered but ultimately hackneyed horror starring Laura Linney as a tough attorney defending Tom Wilkinson's troubled priest.
He stands accused of negligence for allowing a sick young college girl in his care to deteriorate - she wouldn't eat, nor take her drugs, and she finally conked out when Wilkinson was trying to exorcise the demonic spirits he thought were giving her grief.
Rubbish, thinks Campbell Scott's priggish chief prosecutor - Emily was, in fact, suffering from epilepsy and psychosis. But, from numerous nods to The Exorcist to the endless shivery flashbacks, one can be in no doubt that director Scott Derrickson is a fully paid-up subscriber to the school of spook.
Emily sure doesn't look epileptic, twisted round like a folding bike, spouting Aramaic, red-eyed and gnashing. Wilkinson doesn't look like a liar. Even Linney's worldly, agnostic lawyer has a large-scale conversion to belief in the Other Side after being visited by one too many 3am ghoulies.
There's something truly unnerving about the film's insistence on the superiority of supernatural hearsay over facts. Still, those among us who always had our suspicions about cats will be gratified - great rivers of mogs race happily towards the possessed Emily, keen to be closer to Lucifer, along with the cockroaches, snakes and rats.


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We first worked with Norm in the middle of the winter, nearly a year ago. It had been the 18-year-old's first professional modeling session and while he certainly had a physique to be proud of, he exhibited a measure of shyness that you would expect for a first-timer before the cameras. He seemed to enjoy the session, but it didn't come as a big surprise when we didn't hear from him again after the session.
Well, obviously Norm was just biding his time, working on his already-ripped physique and preparing for a return to the studio that would impress the cameras.
Norm and Alex, our production assistant and second cameraman, still work out at the same gym and see each other from time to time. This fall he started asking Alex about scheduling a second session. Indeed, he was so eager to get back into the studio to document the progress he had made this year that it seemed as though we couldn't get back to him quickly enough with a date for a second session.
Finally, in late November, we managed to agree on a date for his second photo shoot. And worth the wait it was! Not only was his physique more chiseled and defined than ever, but he'd taken his confidence as a model up several notches as well. He exhibited little of the shyness of the 18-year-old first-timer that we'd noted last winter. Indeed, he even agreed to pose for physique art work that we have included in the Fine Art Gallery.
It is entirely fitting that we close the year with a second gallery for this young body-builder. In the space of approximately nine months, Norm has gone from timid first-time model to ending the year with the distinction of being one of the most impressive models that came before our cameras in 2015. If you have any doubts, check out his second gallery here. And stay tuned, we hope to be able to continue documenting the progress of this young body-builder in the months and years to come.
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Pupils at Gad's Hill School have once again achieved top marks in their GCSE examinations.
Headmaster Mr David Craggs said: "For a school that takes pupils with a broad range of abilities, these are very pleasing results indeed.
"Individual scores are exceptional but I'm equally proud of this year's subject achievements (A*- C) – 95% of students who sat Mathematics passed; DT results were 89%; Additional Science 89%; Geography 88%; PE 100%; Computer Science 86%; History 78%; English 82% and French 76%.
"Our Combined Cadet Force continued its long-established tradition of a 100% pass rate in BTEC Teamwork and Personal Development.
"I'm delighted to congratulate our Director of Music Mr John Stone, and his hard-working scholars, on their fantastic straight A result, after the recent introduction of BTEC Music.
"Our success at GCSE is testament to the hard work and dedication of our teaching staff and of course students, many of whom go on to study A Levels at local grammar schools."
A final congratulations goes to Gad's Head of Senior School, Mr Paul Savage, who after a year of studying has led by example and gained an A* in Spanish.
At Gad's 80% of the grades achieved were passes, compared with 66% nationally and 64% of students achieved five A*-C (9-4) grades, including English and Maths,


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RYAN McCORD's strike 17 minutes in ensured Wasps remain within 11 points of league leaders Queen of the South.
Hartley, whose side are almost four months unbeaten at home, said: "Any win is important but it's pleasing we're looking so strong at home. That's our ninth clean sheet in 18 games and we're in a good position in the league as we enter the second half of the season."
Failure to clear Nicky Low's free-kick properly allowed McCord to hit home from 20 yards before Kevin McKinlay cleared off the line as Kevin Cawley eyed up a second for the hosts.
Stenhousemuir boss Martyn Corrigan said: "It's a wonder goal that won the game."


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Pont du Gard
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This aqueduct built by the Romans to carry water to Nimes the fountain of Eure
Repaired by the States of Languedoc MDCCII was consolidated and restored MDCCCLV by the orders of the Emperor Napoleon III and the care of the Minister of State
Ch Ch Laisné and Questel – Architects]
Location. 43° 56.838′ N, 4° 32.13′ E. Marker is near Vers-Pont-du-Gard, Languedoc-Roussillon, in Gard Département. Marker can be reached from Avenue du Pond du Gard. Touch for map. This marker is on east side of the south end of the Pont du Gard. Marker is in this post office area: Vers-Pont-du-Gard, Languedoc-Roussillon 30210, France.
Also see . . . Pont du Gard. "Built in the 1st century AD, the Pont du Gard is the highest of all Roman aqueduct bridges and is the best preserved after the Aqueduct of Segovia. It was added to UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites in 1985 because of its historical importance." (Submitted on November 9, 2012, by Barry Swackhamer of San Jose, California.)
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How Nina Kraviz backed up her divisive Melbourne set in Sydney
This month Nina Kraviz learned what happens when you drop drum & bass to a techno crowd. At smalltown in Melbourne, the Siberian selector played what she described as a "spontaneous, eclectic yet coherent set" – and quickly incurred the wrath of a handful of angry audience members, who were apparently upset she didn't play three hours of steady beat techno. So to find out how Nina handled the next set of her Australian tour at Chinese Laundry in Sydney, we sent ITM's resident techno nerd ANDREW WOWK down to watch. Here's his review.
It's a really good time to be a techno fan in Sydney. Countless internationals are making their way through the city, and last weekend it was трип label head Nina Kraviz, current techno darling Bjarki, and Moog master Stephan Bodzin's turn at Chinese Laundry. Between the three of them, basically every kind of techno in existence received a run, from deep, hypnotic trips to brutal, ravey acid.
"Bjarki's live set is one of the best I've ever seen"
Bjarki's live set is one of the best I've ever seen. The Icelandic producer translated his music into a club setting with intelligence, flair and energy. Tracks remained mostly faithful to the studio versions, but with thoughtful tweaks and improvisations to create a sense of uniqueness and spontaneity to the live set, rather than having it just feel like an album listening party.
The full breadth of his sound was covered in the set, from pounding, percussive, and sample-heavy slammers to expansive, otherworldly ambient explorations, and of course plenty of nods to old school hardcore breakbeat and rave.
Naturally, I Wanna Go Bang received the biggest reaction of the set, but cuts from his recent albums like Naked Naked, Can You Feel It (92 Hoover), and Planet Earth, as well as brand new amen workout Fresh Jive got lively responses as well. The ambient interludes seemed to go over some heads, but the more patient members of the crowd clearly appreciated the subtlety of these moments.
As 1AM rolled around, Nina Kraviz stepped up to close out the night for the next three hours. Her set in Melbourne was not without a vocal minority of critics, but if there was any doubt about whether the Russian techno prodigy was going to bring her A-game to Sydney, it was quickly dispelled.
Over the next three hours, Kraviz weaved her way through a classy, varied selection of underground techno. One of the best things about Kraviz's selections is that there is no compromise – her taste is what it is, and she expresses herself without apology – and that was clearly on display on Saturday night. It was the sort of pure, unwatered-down techno that educates as well as entertains.
"One of the best things about Kraviz's selections is that there is no compromise – her taste is what it is, and she expresses herself without apology"
Starting off on a stripped-down, hypnotic tip, Nina created a spacey and heady groove that felt like receiving an interstellar transmission. Crisp, driving percussion cut through growling low end and trippy atmospherics, before giving way to captivating melodic sequences. At just the right moment, the intensity went up, with Kraviz laying down a selection of squelchy acid grooves before eventually working her way into some classic booty and ghetto tech, including DJ Deeon's ever-relevant Shake What Ya Momma Gave Ya.
In her final hour, Nina took the opportunity to get weird, rewarding those who stayed with some truly out-there moments in amongst some more down-the-line slammers. Without question the most memorable of these moments was a track that started a techno tempo and slowly sped up until it was pounding away at jungle speed, complete with chopped-up amen drum samples and creepy vocals. As her set drew to a close, she dug into the history books, laying down a selection of classic tracks, but in her uncompromising style, none of them were overplayed anthems. A true journey set if there ever was one.
Meanwhile in the Cave, Stephan Bodzin was working like a one man band on a huge live setup, which included a custom build transparent midi controller and a huge Moog synthesiser. Plenty of fan favourites received a run, including Powers of Ten and Callisto, in amongst some new material and lesser known gems. For Bodzin diehards, it was as great a performance as ever.
Don't let anyone ever tell you Sydney has no techno scene.
Andrew Wowk is a Sydney-based writer and DJ. You can argue with him on Twitter.


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April 8, 2010 --If you're a man and you have sleep apnea, you are at greater risk for stroke.
That link is not new. But, what researchers are now finding is, the increase appears in middle-aged men with even mild apnea.
The report from the National Institutes of Health also shows, the more severe the apnea in men, the higher the stroke risk.
Among women, the risk only goes up if the apnea is severe.
Researchers say the disparity may be due to men developing sleep apnea earlier and leaving it untreated for longer periods of time.
Obstructive sleep apnea is a disorder caused by narrowing or blocked airways which disrupt sleep and breathing.


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Clinical psychology is a branch of psychology that helps patients overcome mental, emotional and behavioral disorders. Clinical psychologists study the reasons why people make certain decisions and why they act in certain ways. They calibrate the effect of brain function and environment on a person's behavior, and they help get to the root of any significant, life-altering issues in their patients.
Work Environment
Most clinical psychologists work indoors with patients and conduct much of their business through face-to-face discussion. They are typically key decision makers, with the freedom to assess situations, choose courses of action, develop plans to execute those courses of action and absorb the consequences of their decisions.
Because of the sensitive nature of the business – working with peoples' psyches –accuracy and attentiveness are vitally important. Consequences of any errors can be exceptionally serious, but many working in the role embrace the freedom and flexibility of being the primary decision maker.
Typical Work Responsibilities
Clinical psychologists typically excel as communicators. They have to collect information from patients through direct social contact, administer standardized physical and psychological tests, diagnose disorders and counsel clients on mental health or personal achievement.
Their work extends beyond face-to-face client care, however. Depending on experience, many clinical psychologists are also responsible for preparing scientific and technical reports or presentations, planning research, directing healthcare programs, developing educational programs, reviewing literature to stay up-to-date on the industry, supervising trainees and designing psychological or educational treatment procedures.
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Job Outlook & Salary
Based on median salaries, clinical psychologists can expect to earn about $68,900 annually – or upwards of $33 an hour – and the job market is steadily growing due to demand for psychological services in schools, hospitals, agencies, mental health centers, substance abuse treatment clinics and other locales in need of health service providers.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are currently more than 145,000 psychologists working nationwide, and the field is expected to grow another 8% to 14% through 2022. That leaves an estimated 55,900 job openings for incoming psychologists over the next few years. Opportunity should be best for those holding a doctoral degree.
Education and Certification Requirements
Clinical psychologist positions require extensive training and education. Most people aspiring to the role need a four-year Bachelor's degree in psychology or a related field.
In most instances, post-graduate degrees are also necessary. This means a Master's or Doctoral degree in clinical psychology is often required – though most states prohibit those without a doctoral degree from using the term 'psychologist' in their professional title.
Skills and Qualities
According to the American Board of Professional Psychology, individuals seeking employment as a clinical psychologist should embody certain competencies, including:
- Relationships: sensitivity to the welfare, rights and dignity of others.
- Individual and Cultural Diversity: demonstrate knowledge, sensitivity and skill working with individuals, representative of all aspects of diversity.
- Professionalism: demonstrate professional values, attitudes and behaviors that represent integrity, personal responsibility and adherence to professional standards.
- Science, Knowledge and Methods: awareness of scientific and scholarly developments in psychology.
- Evidence-Based Practice: demonstrate capacity to integrate current research literature into clinical practice, research/evaluation and other functional competency domains where applicable.
- Intervention: demonstrate knowledge of evidence-based practice and the scientific and theoretical basis of intervention.
- Consultation: demonstrate knowledge of the literature and science base relevant to specific consultative methods and processes.
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Should you play games in a library? Playwright Joe Orton once went to jail for his humorous redecoration of Islington library book covers, and even if the cliché of the shush-faced librarian behind a big desk no longer holds sway in most libraries, a quiet game of chess might normally be the best that you could hope for.
At Wellcome Collection, by contrast, this Friday's Late Spectacular: Play will not only offer you a chance to create game poems in our new Reading Room, but also to play games made from and inspired by Wellcome Library's digitised collections.
The collections already contain some pretty playful material, from 'The Game of Heaven and Hell' (an 18th century Indian version of Snakes and Ladders) through to a 1980s World Health Organisation poster using a board games as a metaphor for AIDS awareness. But we also wanted to see what our digitised collections would look like if they were used to make games. As the collections grow and find new homes in places like Wikimedia Commons, we're keen to explore new ways of creating engaging experiences with them.
So we asked three games designers to approach our collections using Twine, a popular tool for games and interactive fiction. Twine offers an experience like a story where you get to make decisions: click on the highlighted text to move through. Sometimes there are many choices, sometimes just one; each choice will take you somewhere new on the journey towards the game's end.
Alice Maz's Feminine Aspect uses images from a 1930s German book, Die Erotik in der Photographie, to ask the player questions about how we look at photographs, and the judgements we make about the people in them. It's also a deeply personal work that tells its story through and around these images from another place and time.
Nina Freeman's Table Talk dives headlong into a single painting by Frederick Cayley Robinson from his Acts of Mercy series, using it as a jumping-off point for a story about female friendship and puberty. As the story unfolds, the painting remains in the background, its static figures participants in a conversation that might seem anachronistic but contains the kind of truths that you never read in art history.
Prolix by pyun-pyun tells a curious story about psychology and mind control. Images from the Library collections are used as artefacts within the game world, shown and discussed by the protagonists. The story may seem fantastic, but the evidence is there. The sources are real: they're from the library.
The books and images that the artists have used are a tiny fraction of a huge resource of digital images that are freely available online to download, play with and use to create new work. From a game designer's perspective, some of the images are astonishing. Look at this collection of illustrations from the nineteenth century, showing household objects turning into people to make fun of the idea of evolution. Surely someone should make a game out of that!
Wellcome Library's collection has already appeared in games like Sembl by Catherine Styles, which uses digitised images from museum collections across the world. Here, the gameplay happens in the relationship between images – what connects them? What similarities do they have, in their appearance or history or subject matter? The images become something to draw links out of, finding funny or strange or illuminating connections between them. We'll be showing Sembl alongside the new Twine commissions on the night.
The Spectacular will also see the first ever run of George Buckenham's Shadow Photocopier, a game of shadow puppets that uses the Wellcome Library's images in yet another way – as a prompt to physical play, challenging participants to recreate the images in shadow-puppet form well enough for their teammates to recognise.
We hope you enjoy playing these games. We've found it really exciting seeing our designers get to grips with new kinds of material and play with it. And if you're an aspiring game designer, why not grab a copy of Twine (it's free, it's easy to use), or another tool, dive into our digital collections, and see what you can make!
Holly is Director of Games at Matheson Marcault, and curator of the Friday Late Spectacular: Play. Danny is Digital Manager for Wellcome Collection.


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Vanessa Simmons: The opportunity just sort of came along. They asked if I wanted to audition for the show, so I went in and I did the screen test and they called me like two months later ... and asked me if I could come and do stuff for the summer. It's been a really, really great experience. I never imagined working on a soap opera would be so much fun.
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Description: Position Title: Psychologist
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Dept/Program: Bayview Program for Dual Diagnosis
Rate of Pay: $53.81 to $68.27 per hour
Employment Type: Full Time
Employee Group: OPSEU
Work Schedule: 37.50 hours weekly as per schedule
Posting Date: May 29, 2018
Posting Type: Open
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Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care is 301-bed internationally recognized psychiatric hospital located on the beautiful shores of Georgian Bay in the Town of Penetanguishene. The Bayview Program for Dual Diagnosis is a patient-centred tertiary level care program providing a suite of services to individuals with a developmental disability and mental health needs. The program combines the expertise of a full inter-professional team to offer the patient and their caregiver's specialized services. Supporting the use of evidence based practice is valued and as such the program has been awarded two best practices by Accreditation Canada.
Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care is currently seeking a full-time Psychologist for the Bayview Program for Dual Diagnosis. The purpose of this position is to plan, conduct and supervise psychological services in a psychiatric hospital, and to plan, co-ordinate and provide related research and program evaluation projects, and educational and training services.
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