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A unique, 500 seater theatre for the entire community, by the community
Art Theatre, Jodrell Street, New Mills, HIGH PEAK, Derbyshire, SK22 3HJ 01663 743461 email@example.com
The mission of New Mills Art Theatre Limited is to be a volunteer-based organisation promoting quality community theatre experiences for the people of New Mills and High Peak District by providing educational opportunities and entertainment in the theatrical arts.
The Art Theatre strives to:
- Remain a volunteer based organisation representative of all segments of our community
- Increase awareness of community theatre and its benefits
- Expand quality programming
- Improve the theatre facility in order to enhance production quality and better support ancillary activities such as rehearsal and workshops
- Maintain strong management of the theatre
- Maintain financial stability
- Ensure the long-term financial integrity of the theatre by raising sufficient funds to improve the building and create an endowment to support its operation
Company Overview
The Art Theatre, formally known as New Mills Empire and Hippodrome (1911) and also The Art Picture Playhouse (1922) was built in June 1911 to bring amateur theatre to New Mills town, and Districts throughout the High Peak in Derbyshire.
The Art Theatre runs weekly with a variety of productions throughout the year.
Throughout its long history, the Art Theatre has benefited from a wonderful outpouring of community support. In return, the Theatre has offered enriching entertainment and educational opportunities for the residents of New Mills and District.
A Community Stage
Approximately 15,000 patrons attended the 18 main stage performances during the 2017-2018 season. The Art Theatre provides performance and educational activities through Friends of the Art Theatre (FOAT) for youth age primary school through secondary school, including main stage performances during two weeks in January and February, as well as classes and workshops for youth throughout the year.
The Art Theatre also serves as an affordable resource for stagecraft, scripts, costumes and related advice for schools, community groups and businesses, other theatres and area arts organisations.
Volunteers Essential to Art Theatre
Since the theatre was open in 1911, it has always been volunteer driven. Approximately 70 volunteers play key roles in all operational facets of the organisation – productions, maintenance, administrative. Last season, we anticipate volunteers contributed close to 7,500 hours. The Art Theatre is reliant on its volunteer force to remain viable and vital.
Economic Impact
Income is earned from theatre hire, activities for generating funds such as bar, confectionery, ice cream and donations. All funds are reinvested into operations. New sources of revenue, in particular through community partnerships and granting opportunities, are currently being studied and pursued to assure the on-going financial viability of New Mills Art Theatre. The fiscal year runs April through March. In addition to the annual operating budget, an endowment fund provided by New Mills Amateur Operatic Dramatic Society (NMAODS) and Friends of Art Theatre (FOAT) – exists to support its own operations and investment in New Mills Art Theatre's future artistic endeavours into perpetuity.
The story of the Art Theatre is remarkable to say the least. It begins when the first sod was cut for the foundations of the New Mills Empire and Hippodrome in March 1911 and the grand opening was on Saturday June 24th 1911.
The entertainment arranged for the opening afternoon included two films, Into the Jaws of Death and The Cleaning of Scroggins House plus songs by Little Ivy Francis, Miss Hilda Newsome, Miss Marie Francis and Mr Matt Ray and that was only in the afternoon!
David Macintosh Taylor was the first lessee/manager. He was a flamboyant character and great showman. Some of the acts he booked for the Theatre were both unusual and entertaining, for example two young ladies who performed many feats such as knitting, eating bananas and blowing a post horn whilst submerged in a tank of water on the stage. As far as we know, this has not been tried at the Art Theatre since.
David Taylor finally bought the theatre after nine years as manager, but two days later he sold it to Messrs. Walters and Law on November 22nd 1920.
Messrs Walters and Law closed the theatre on Saturday April 9th 1921, for "entire reconstruction, decoration and general improvements". These alterations resulted in the upper story being built with a lounge, which is now the theatre licensed bar, and originally this had an exquisite marble fireplace which can still be seen to this day in the foyer. A new circle was also erected with a box at either side. Many more alterations were made and this formed the basis of the theatre we see to this day.
The doors were opened once more on August 29th 1921, the first night of the life of The Art Picture Playhouse.
Again a mixture of cine and live performance were produced and The Art Picture Playhouse went from strength to strength showing films, plays, pantomimes and even grand opera.
A further change of ownership came about on April 4th 1922, and with it a change of management and policy – more stage shows.
This continued with huge success until Sailor Beware in 1959 when disaster struck! On March 21st 1959, the Sheffield Theatre Cinema Company closed the doors of the Art Theatre and left the Operatics homeless.
From now onwards, the story of the Art Theatre is also the story of the Amateurs, and although they have always been closely connected, the remainder of this story proves the dedication of a group of people with one aim. This dedication has never disappeared.
A Special General Meeting was held on April 7th 1959 to explore the possibilities of leasing or even buying the theatre, which remained closed all summer.
On September 26th 1959 the Art Theatre re-opened. The Society had taken a two year tenancy, worked solidly seven days a week for ten weeks, then opened a spick and span theatre once again to entertain. The main problem, as always, was finance but thanks to the regular hard workers and individual fund raising efforts, in April 1961 the Art Theatre was leased for a further two years.
In 1966 the memorable decision to buy the Art Theatre was taken and the "Buy a Brick" scheme was launched. Buy a brick for £1.00, and the bricks at the front of the Theatre were painted out to show the progress. By the end of the last night of the November show Perchance to Dream, the target of £1000.00 was short by £20.00.
The President made a speech from the stage and as he was speaking, members of the audience called out "here's a pound", "here's another", the atmosphere was electric and when the President announced "we've done it" the place erupted.
Since then, with the inevitable ups and downs of any organisation, the Society has gone from strength to strength. Improvements and alterations have been made to both front of house and backstage. Glasses of sherry replaced cups of tea and eventually a full bar was installed which proved both a social and financial asset.
Damp proofing, rewiring, re-organised seating and a new heating system have all benefited the fabric of the building and the comfort of our audiences.
In 1980 Miss Claire Ferraby, a designer from London, was commissioned to present a set of designs for the re-decoration of the theatre in keeping with its lovely Edwardian character. The Executive Committee decided not to do a Spring Show in 1984 but to concentrate on damp proofing the walls and altering the seating arrangements prior to starting on the redecoration scheme. The latter was completed in the summer of 1985 by John Pearce & Sons (Decorators) of Ashton-Under-Lyne.
This short history was written in 1985 and, of course the main scheme to refurbish the Theatre Auditorium was completed to the standard we see today.
Since then several major schemes have been carried out not least the battle to beat dry rot which meant replacing the whole of the auditorium floor.
Theatre Regeneration & Improvements
The Board of Trustees has produced a plan detailing Stage and Technical Engineering Requirements, and Building Improvements. Within the Theatre, Stage rigging systems need upgrading and improvements need to be made to the structure, Orchestra Pit and building fabric. The total cost of these works is £800,000.


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Tucked away in Lake County Florida - the middle of the state, sits Clermont, Florida, a city that's about 20 miles west of popular Orlando. A residential city in character, and not entirely dog-friendly yet, Clermont is working its way up on the dog-friendly list in Florida. Most of the activities in the area that are fit for pooches don't come from the city itself, but rather from the shelters in the area. One of the most popular shelters is the Humane Society of Lake County, a no-kill animal shelter founded in 1976. This shelter services all of Lake County, including Clermont, and operates for the advancement of humane treatment for the prevention of cruelty to animals.
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USA Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:USAT), a payment technology provider of cashless and mobile transactions in self-serve retail, has announced that Priyanka Singh has been appointed as the company's new Chief Financial Officer, effective March 31, 2017. She replaces interim CFO, Leland P. Maxwell, who will continue with USAT in a senior finance role.
Singh brings over 15 years of finance and accounting experience to the position, including five years in the payments industry. She joins the company from Global Payments Inc., a leading worldwide provider of payment technology solutions. Following the acquisition by Global Payments of Heartland Payment Systems in 2016, Singh was Vice President, Product Strategy and Innovation and Division CFO for Heartland Commerce, which focuses on point of sale solutions. Prior to the acquisition, she spent five years at Heartland Payment Systems, most recently as the Divisional CFO of the Heartland Commerce units and prior thereto as Vice President, Financial Planning and Analysis. Previous to that, she spent several years with General Electric in various leadership roles at both GE Capital and GE Healthcare, focusing on financial planning and analysis, accounting, controllership, internal auditing and SOX compliance. Ms. Singh is a Certified Public Accountant and a member of the AICPA, according to a press release.
"I am delighted to welcome Priyanka Singh as USA Technologies' new CFO," said Stephen P. Herbert, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, USA Technologies, in a statement. "She has an impressive background in payments, which complements our business as well as our long-term objectives. Priyanka brings with her a wealth of experience that I am sure will serve us well, as our operations continue to grow. I would also like to thank Leland Maxwell for his dedicated service as our interim CFO and am delighted that he will continue with USAT as Senior Vice President of Finance."


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The Aurora Housing Authority and City of Aurora have jointly enlisted the assistance of two of the most well-respected, regional planning groups, the Urban Land Institute (ULI – Chicago) and the Metropolitan Planning Council (MPC) in order to answer the question of what should be done with the Jericho Circle property.
Working together on this question for the first time, both City and AHA staff has been preparing to host a "Technical Advisory Panel," (TAP) assembled by ULI Chicago and MPC. TAPs are two-day intensive working sessions with a team of regional and national interdisciplinary experts in the development industry who volunteer their time to study and produce recommendations to solve a land use challenge. Recommendations will focus on the future of the Jericho Circle site as well as general housing strategies for the future. In this instance, several of the experts participating in the two-day panel have extensive background in dealing with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) since HUD will only approve a land use change under very specific conditions.
In order to assure that the panels' recommendations are also well-informed by local input, panelists will be hosting focus group and stakeholder interviews as well as a roundtable community reception from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m., this Thursday evening, July 11, in the Multi-Purpose Room at Waubonsee Community College's downtown campus, 18 S. River St. The public is invited to attend, but is asked to please RSVP so that event coordinators can plan for the correct number of residents in attendance. City residents can RSVP for the roundtable reception by calling 773-549-4972 or by emailing Cindy McSherry at firstname.lastname@example.com.
"It is important to the community to answer the question as to the type of use that actually makes sense for the former Jericho Circle site," said Aurora Mayor Tom Weisner. "It's good to finally have an Aurora Housing Authority administration interested in working together with the City to jointly answer questions about our community's future."
The community reception will give residents an opportunity to have input with respect to the panel's recommendations, but there will also be a public presentation of the panel's report within two months. Residents will have additional opportunities for input once the recommendations are received since the implementation of most recommendations would require City Council and/or Aurora Housing Authority (AHA) Board approval.
Keith Gregory, AHA Executive Director, added, "We are excited about having the opportunity to utilize the recommendations that come from this Panel to help guide the implementation of our new strategic plan, which focuses on being more transparent in our interactions with the community and improving collaboration with the City in our decision making."
Aurora Regional Chamber of Commerce
The July 2013 HR & Managers Resource Group will meet Thursday, July 18, from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. at Basils Greek Dining, 4000 Fox Valley Center Drive in Aurora.
Join us for networking, cash bar, and conversation. These 1½-hour networking events are designed to offer a free flow of information regarding a specific topic. HR professionals, managers and business owners will have the opportunity to develop and share strategies regarding specific topics with the ease and aid of a moderator to move topics along.
Have the 20-somethings got you down? Feeling frustrated? Share strategies to motivate Millennials and merge the traditionally individual-focused workforce with the collaborative, tech-savvy generation.
SmithAmundsen is the presenting sponsor for the HR & Managers Resource Group.
Register here. There is no charge for Aurora Regional Chamber of Commerce Members. Prospective members contact Jane E. Abe, IOM, ACE, Director of Membership, for information.
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Just a few more weeks until The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey opens in theaters! Last night was the actual premiere in Wellington and lots of fun pictures floating around of the stars and related paraphernalia (including Air New Zealand's Hobbit plane!). So how about a few more trailer viewings just to get even more excited?
The full soundtrack is already available to listen to here. You can only listen to the whole thing straight through and I've only heard bits of it but those bits have sounded fantastic! But I don't really want to listen to the whole thing yet; I'd like to save the music to enjoy in the context of the film.
Another fun little thing I found was this article on the actor transformations into dwarves. It includes all 13 dwarves (plus Bilbo) and is a neat way to see the actors side by side with their dwarf makeup and hair (and beards!).
Closer to home, we're almost finished with our Hobbit Read-Along! It's been a lot of fun and don't forget to check out the posts from all the lovely bloggers who participated. It was a great idea from David over at The Warden's Walk and I am so happy I could participate!
So have you bought your ticket yet? It's going to be great fun I think, regardless of the changes Jackson may have made to the story. Although I have to admit, I'm just as excited about the extended edition marathon viewing of The Lord of the Rings I get to see the weekend before in theaters! The beauty of those original films, back on the big screen- I can't wait!


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Various Authors noon, Dec. 15
When the rumor hit about Britney Spears performing a surprise concert at the House of Blues in San Diego, tickets sold out quickly. Face-value tickets were $35 each, and there was no guarantee that it was Spears performing. The band was listed as the M&Ms. Former Poway punkers blink-182 had a song called "M&Ms" and that got some of their fans wondering if this could be a blink reunion show. After their much-publicized breakup, however, that seemed far-fetched.
E! Online posted a statement that Spears was launching a small tour starting at the House of Blues, and DJs on every local radio station (whether they played Spears's music or not) were talking about it. All anyone knew for sure was that the popular singer was out of rehab.
Confirmation came on the afternoon of Tuesday's show, when Britney Spears's tour bus was spotted heading down I-5, just south of Oceanside. Star 94.1 announced that so many paparazzi were following the bus from Los Angeles that the police had to pull over everyone because it was unsafe.
I headed down to the House of Blues that night to crash the chaos and ran into a guy I'd met at a few parties. He was in line when he told me, "We didn't have tickets and were seeing if we could sneak in. That didn't work. When we got to the door, we found somebody selling tickets. He was secretive and told us to meet him around the corner. We got them for $125 each."
When I saw him after the show, he sarcastically said, "That was the best 11 minutes of my life. I can't believe it. She only did four songs, and she lipsynched 'em all."
I listened as news stations interviewed a few happy fans, while most of the other fans were angry and screaming into the cameras as they walked by about how mad they were that the concert was less than a half-hour long. I asked one fan, Yvette Ramirez, about her experience at the show. "I wasn't mad. But I only paid $35 for the ticket. She did the songs 'Hit me Baby,' 'Toxic,' 'I'm a Slave,' and I can't remember the other." I asked her if there was a band onstage. "No. It was just her with all the music being played in the back."
"Did she say why it was billed as a band?"
"No. But I heard from someone that it stood for her being both a 'mom' and a 'miss.'"
Ramirez was later interviewed by MTV news and had to sign and fill out what appeared to be two lengthy waivers.
One lady had two kids who looked to be around ten years old. There were a lot of teenaged girls, several with shirts that were personalized with messages to Spears.
I saw an older couple dressed nice and said, "Surely you two didn't go to the show." The guy responded, "Yeah, well, we wanted to see the train wreck. We wondered if her wig would fall off or if she'd wig-out and get mad at the crowd. She had a headband keeping that wig on. It was very strange."
Stranger still was watching the paparazzi waiting for Spears to come out after the concert. Every time the side door would open, 15 of them would get ready with their cameras. One time it was a House of Blues employee. She lifted her arms and said, "I'm not her! But you can take my picture anyway." Several blonde Spears look-alikes roamed the street asking the paparazzi to take pictures of them. The photographers shot their pictures and then showed the giggling young girls what they looked like.
Security came out and told the guys they couldn't block the sidewalk because wheelchairs needed to be able to get by, and a few wheelchairs did go by.
I figured, since I wouldn't be getting an interview with Britney Spears, I'd talk to one of the paparazzi who was outside stalking her. I approached one who looked like he knew what he was doing. He was calm, had the biggest camera there, and was wearing shorts and running shoes; he looked prepared for anything. He appeared to be Middle Eastern but had an Australian accent.
I asked him how much he'd make if he got a good shot of Spears walking out of the club tonight. "Not even a thousand bucks. Well, maybe a thousand from People, but not the other magazines. Things have gotten really bad for us."
"How so?"
"The market is just oversaturated. In the U.S., there are so many tabloid magazines. More than anywhere else. Well, except for Germany. But they pay us well in the German magazines. In other countries, like Australia, we get three times the amount of money for the photos than we do here. The magazines here try to lowball us. They say 'You guys just have digital cameras. Your jobs are easy.' They don't realize that we might go three days without getting a paycheck. We have to pay people to give us information about where these stars are. We pay waiters, people at airports, sometimes limo drivers. It may even take three months just to gather information for finding out about one appearance...where a celebrity is going to be. It doesn't just happen that we are in the right place at the right time."
I asked him what other celebrities he's been going after these days.
"Oh, none. I'm going for Spears all the time now. We have 15 guys staffed on her. Me and that guy over there are here in San Diego now working her."
I said, "I bet you wish you would've gotten that shot of her with no panties a few months ago."
"I did. That was me."
"What? That was you. How can you prove that? Any photographer can say that!"
"Go ask any of those photographers. I found out what lodge she'd be at. She was in a bad mood and went to the gas station. When she came back, I walked over and opened the door for her. I opened the door with one hand. With the other hand... [he held his arm down low with his camera, showing how he snapped the photo]."
"How much did you get for that photo?"
"Only $15,000. I would've gotten more five years ago. Probably between 30 and 50 grand. In America, they blacked out that area when they printed that photo. In other countries, though, they showed everything."
I asked him if I could use his name for the story. He went silent, shook his head no, and walked away.
I went inside for dinner, and when I finished and got back outside, Spears had gone. So had most of the paparazzi. I asked one guy if he got any photos. He showed me a few shots of her walking by; she was flanked by security guards.
I left amazed that there are 15 grown adults who make a living following Britney Spears around taking pictures of her every movement.
And we wonder why the former Mouseketeer has already been through two marriages and rehab.
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What's Fueling the Home Improvement Craze?
All of these factors have caused homeowners to turn to remodeling as an alternative to moving.
Equity Refinances Surge Despite Higher Mortgage Interest Rates
A sizeable percentage of homeowners are getting cash-out refinancing.2
First-Time Homebuyers Outnumber Repeat Buyers3
Loans to Millennials4
in July 2018
Single millennials make up nearly half the population
of homebuyers born 1980-1999.4
Single Millennial HomebuyersThe cost of home purchasing for first-time buyers is expected to continue to rise as fewer homeowners sell "starter homes" and new construction fails to keep pace with housing demand.3
Working together, we can reach the millennial market and help turn more renters into first-time buyers.
[1] BuildFax, Housing Health Report, July 2018.
[2] CoreLogic, a data and analytics company, The MarketPulse Report, August 2018.
[3] eMBS, Federal Housing Administration, and Urban Wire, August 2018.
[4] Ellie Mae® Millennial Tracker, September 2018.
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Keeping your perspective in ministry.
John 1:19-28 This was John's testimony when the Jewish leaders sent priests and Temple assistants from Jerusalem to ask John, "Who are you?" 20 He came right out and said, "I am not the Messiah."
21 "Well then, who are you?" they asked. "Are you Elijah?" "No," he replied. "Are you the Prophet we are expecting?" "No." 22 "Then who are you? We need an answer for those who sent us. What do you have to say about yourself?"
23 John replied in the words of the prophet Isaiah:
"I am a voice shouting in the wilderness, 'Clear the way for the Lord's coming!'"
24 Then the Pharisees who had been sent 25 asked him, "If you aren't the Messiah or Elijah or the Prophet, what right do you have to baptize?"
26 John told them, "I baptize with water, but right here in the crowd is someone you do not recognize. 27 Though his ministry follows mine, I'm not even worthy to be his slave and untie the straps of his sandal."
28 This encounter took place in Bethany, an area east of the Jordan River, where John was baptizing.
Somebody has started a new ministry and it is causing quite a stir. The established religious leadership decided to form a committee to figure out who this guy is and why he thinks that he has the right to perform a religious ritual such as baptism. We want to know who he is but we don't want to be bothered with going out there and seeing for ourselves.
The religious leaders thought that they knew the next event on God's calendar. They had a checklist of possibilities that they went through but that didn't help them. Was this the Messiah? Was he the prophet that was to come before the Messiah? Who is this guy and why is he in ministry?
After the committee went through their list John revealed his identity by using scripture. Certainly the religious leaders would understand if John quoted scripture, they are the experts on God's word, it seems like that would have made John the Baptist identity crystal clear. Instead of a clear revelation about what God is doing the committee seems to be interested in getting an answer and going back home as soon as possible. They are not the least bit curious about John's claims that he makes based on prophecy.
Since they don't know who he is they certainly don't understand why he is baptizing. Instead of getting caught up in arguments about religious issues he answers the question "what right do you have to baptize?" by pointing to Jesus. Forget about who I am there is somebody much more important on the way and you probably aren't even going to recognize him.
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|John 10:39-42 Once again they tried to arrest him, but he got away and left them. 40 He went beyond the Jordan River near the place where John was first baptizing and stayed there awhile. 41 And
many followed him.
"John didn't perform miraculous signs," they remarked to one another, "but everything he said about this man has come true." 42 And many who were there believed in Jesus.
John knew his place in ministry and even though Jesus called him the greatest man that had ever lived he still kept his focus. Success in ministry could have been his downfall, pride, jealousy, envy or have ruined him. No doubt Satan worked on him to try and get him to focus on himself.
"Being in ministry will either make you a much better Christian, or a much worse Christian."The pull to become apathetic, cold, disobedient to be proud of your success can make you a much worse Christian than when you first started serving. If the greatest man that ever lived thought very little of himself then I need to do the same.
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PITMAN, N.J. – In its first season as a member of the New Jersey Athletic Conference, the Salisbury University football team will enter 2015 voted No. 3 in the NJAC Coaches' Preseason Poll, the league announced on Thursday.
Salisbury is coming off a 7-4 season, including a 5-3 record in the team's final season in the Empire 8 Athletic Conference. The year culminated in a 48-27 victory over Albright College in the Eastern College Athletic Conference South Atlantic Bowl.
The Sea Gulls are one-of-four new associate football members joining the NJAC this season, along with Wesley College, Christopher Newport University, and Frostburg State University.
Wesley took the top spot in the poll, earning nine first-place votes, while No. 2 Rowan University took the final first-place vote. No. 4 Montclair State University and No. 5 Christopher Newport rounded out the top five.
Salisbury kicks its season off on Friday, September 4 on the road against Albright, with the opening kickoff set for 7 p.m.
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Research, Research & Research – And Adapt
This list of companies is quite impressive: Blockbuster Video, Xerox, Kodak, U.S. Steel, Polaroid, Borders Books, Sears, Pan-Am, Hummer, Blackberry, Abercrombie & Fitch, JC Penny, and many other major brand-name companies. These companies used to be considered some of the brightest and best in their industry. However, their failure to assimilate and adapt led to their ultimate or eventual demise. Tunnel vision is common today. When one has a successful business, the assumption is often made to just keep doing what has always been done and those profits will continue to pour in.
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Fitbit is a technology company dedicated to health and fitness building products that help transform people's lives. Fitbit's ecosystem of wireless tracking devices collect health and fitness-related data, which users can access in a fun, engaging, and motivating way through their online dashboard and via Fitbit's iPhone or Android app.
Character was engaged to develop a new visual design language for expression across both their existing and future suite of products. The new design would be showcased via two of Fitbit's latest products: the Aria and ZIP.


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Ariadne Labs: A Joint Center of Innovation at Brigham and Women's Hospital and the T.H. Chan Harvard School of Public Health launched an effort to improve the use of the World Health Organization's Surgical Safety Checklist in every hospital in the state of South Carolina in 2010. The Safe Surgery program aims to improve teamwork and communication in the operating room by leveraging the WHO Checklist as a teamwork and communication tool. This program also monitors the impact that the checklist has on culture and patient outcomes. Together with the hospitals in South Carolina we have created a robust implementation program to enhance the use of the Surgical Safety Checklist. Learn more by downloading our implementation guide.
This program has been expanded to additional health facilities across the United States. Today we are actively working with the hospital associations of North Carolina and Virginia as well as the American Hospital Association's Health Research and Educational Trust (HRET).
"Implementation of the Safe Surgery Checklist has facilitated a culture change in our operating room. The sense of empowerment has increased staff engagement, improved process efficiency, and kept patient safety at the forefront." - Anonymous Staff Educator
"One area of improvement that I have personally applauded is that of double checking pathology labels, names and specimens with the OR charge nurse, before leaving the OR, in conjunction with the post-operative debrief. I often perform several prostatectomies and biopsies on different patients, the same day. This has been a source of concern and paranoia to me, but there was never any structure, as a solo voice, to accomplish this process. The safe surgery initiative allowed this to naturally occur without fanfare, and I now sleep better at night knowing the path reports will be accurate to the correct patient"
– Anonymous Surgeon
"Sometimes as a surgical tech you feel not "in the loop" with the patients' pre-op health, history/issues because you don't meet them pre-op. With the checklist everybody feels "in the loop" and because of that we are able to give better patient care. Knowing every detail and going through it when everyone stops, no music, no talking, it gives the patients the care that they deserve and that I would want for my family member to receive if it was them under the knife."
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The negative thoughts that run through your head don't really matter, do they?
Actually, they do.
Running those thoughts over and over can actually stress you out, deplete you, and hurt your relationships and your health!
It's easy for people to feel like they're the victim of their thoughts… Those negative loops, the replaying of what might happen so you're prepared for all possible scenarios… They actually take a toll on you.
I'll give some examples to help you tune in, but first I wanted to invite you to a call Rick and I are doing on Saturday where we'll dig deeper into this and help you end Mental Muggings, and reclaim your mind, your energy, and your well-being!
End Mental Muggings Mini-Intensive (with recording and transcript)
Back to some examples…
Those negative, repetitive thoughts can damage your relationships. I know after I have one of those "thought storms" about how my friend might let me down, I feel tired and worn out. I want my friend to reassure me that he'll still show up. Even though he didn't DO anything to let me down. I just imagined it vividly.
Once in awhile, that isn't a problem. Day after day… It gets frustrating and wearing for both people. It doesn't feel good to have to put energy into something when you didn't mess it up.
And it damages the love between you. When the survival brain feels threatened constantly, it can make you want to cling or pull back, rather than being present and open with the person you love.
After a mental mugging… insecurities are higher, stress is higher, and the body is actually responding as if some of those thoughts were true.
Can you think of a time when you've done this around a relationship? How did you feel? How did the other person respond?
When you have a mental mugging, your body releases adrenaline, cortisol, and other stress chemicals to help you physically deal with the "threat."
Except nothing physical happened. There was nowhere to actually RUN… you were lost in your own mind. There was nothing to physically FIGHT… All the threats were ideas that punching would do nothing to change.
The only thing left is to FREEZE.
So when we follow old patterns and habits and allow the mugging to occur full steam, we put ourselves in a freeze pattern and drench our body in chemicals that would be super helpful in fighting off a bear, but those chemicals deeply hurt us when we're bathed in them all the time.
Studies indicate that high levels of stress can cause high blood pressure, heart problems, arthritis, and other illness that are much better to avoid.
Changing how you interact with those thoughts is critical to love and life. It can add zest to your day when you're not pulling yourself down so hard all the time. It can open up connections when you're not telling your brain that people will do bad things all the time. And it can help your body feel better because you're actually giving it a break from the incessant flood of stress chemical.
Give your head and your heart a break, and gently shift those thoughts so you can have a happier and more connected life.
We'd love to have you join us on Saturday for the End Mental Muggings Mini-Intensive:
And I'll send some tapping to help you shift your mental states tomorrow!
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Revolving Hypnagogic Childhood
I'm not exactly sure when these memories date from. Before the birth of my brother and after I moved to the house where I spent most of my childhood. I was perhaps four or five years old. After being put to bed, read to, formally bid good-night and left to go to sleep, I developed a peculiar ritual. I discovered that if I stared into the night light until it stung and tickled, it produced luminous, colorful after-images. If I moved my head while staring, these formed streaks and curves. Developing the technique, I would move my head rapidly back and forward, slamming my cheek into the pillow at the end of every arc of movement.
After a little while, giddy and hyperventilated, I would relax into a pre-sleep state, contemplating the colour changes as the complex, fiery sigil across my field of vision gradually faded out. As the after-images went from yellow to green to pink, vague fantasies filled the gloomy bedroom. The space shrank and grew, sank to the depths of the ocean and expanded into deep space, drawing on the imagery of my comics and educational books.
The dark, inherited furniture that surrounded the bed became mountains or battlements. A mirror-fronted wardrobe became a bulky figure in the sort of armoured suit worn by deep-sea divers or astronauts. Something stored on top caught the light, creating a oblong glow that became an illuminated visor. (This was, in fact a reassuring figure. 'Night Terrors' did not bother me much until I was older and were never personified.)
There was a sense of involuntary movement that resolved itself into situations from my daytime experience and from television. The silent comedies I loved to watch with my mother played with the screen, shifted and disrupted the world of sets and scenery. At night, the structure of the room seemed to break apart and rearrange in similar ways as I fell through it. For some reason, sequences of automated assembly lines set to music were a staple of local kids' TV at the time. (I can only imagine earnest Marxist producers trying to help us comprehend the means of production.) I gleefully imagined myself as a product being stamped, rolled out and extruded through complex sequences of machines and conveyor belts. The imagined sensation of being squashed and shaped was deeply pleasing.
There was often a sensation of being carried off into space. I had been fascinated by a comic-book image of a valkyrie bearing a stricken warrior off to Valhalla. This would elaborate itself into night-time visions in which I was borne off over infinite vistas of battling four-colour titans. Looking back I realise that being unexpectedly lifted up was a fairly common experience as a young child. Great aunts would ambush me, fiercely painted, arrayed in furs and silks, and clanking with barbaric jewelry. These apparitions would lift me up and whirl me around the room before vanishing back into the adult world in clouds of perfume and cigarette smoke, leaving me terrified and delighted.
It was in the nature of these fantasies that they had no characters, plot or narrative conclusion, instead fading seamlessly into sleep. The line between seeing and imagining became blurred in what I would now recognise as a mildly hallucinatory state. I know I did not believe my toys were really wheeling around the floor, but that's what I saw. I find these visions reappearing in the pictures I make. It seems that they never left me.
At some point, one of my parents interrupted this nightly whirling, asking me what I was doing. Unable to explain, I was gently told not to, and warned that I might make myself ill. An obliging child, I desisted at once. I have not repeated the experiment since, or even thought of it for many years. I suppose I assume it wouldn't work as an adult. Perhaps I fear that it would.
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Tips for Caring for Your Parent's Hands
As a family caregiver you know how important it is to encourage your senior to wash their hands regularly. While you likely consider this a primary element of your parent's germ control approach, it is important to understand that just basic washing is not the only way that you can protect your parent. Caring for your parent's hands, particularly the skin of your parent's hands, is a critical part of guarding their health and well-being throughout their later years.
Use these tips to help you care for your elderly parent's hands:
- Clean under their nails. Germs can collect beneath the nails. Make sure that your parent washes under their nails thoroughly every time that they wash their hands.
- Keep their nails short. Encourage your senior to keep their nails short and smooth. Not only does this help to limit the amount of space where the germs can collect, but it also reduces the chances that they will scratch themselves, making them potentially vulnerable to germs.
- Take care of hangnails carefully. Discourage your senior from tearing or biting off any hangnails that they develop. This can not only introduce germs, but can also open up their skin to further issues. Instead, carefully trim away these hangnails and protect them from germs. Keep their cuticles well-moisturized to prevent further hangnails.
- Moisturize regularly. Your parent should wash their hands several times throughout the day. While this reduces germs, it can also dry out the skin and make it vulnerable to injuries and infections. Encourage your senior to apply high quality moisturizer to their skin regularly, particularly after washing, to keep it hydrated and the skin more resilient.
Starting senior care for your aging parent can be one of the best decisions that you can make for them throughout the course of your caregiver journey for them. A senior home care services provider can be with your parent on a customized schedule to ensure that they get all of the care, support, assistance, and encouragement that they need as they age in place. Through a set of highly personalized services tailored specifically to your aging parent's needs, challenges, and limitations, this senior home care services provider can help your parent to stay healthy, safe, comfortable, and happy while pursuing a lifestyle that is as independent, active, and engaged as possible throughout their later years. When it comes to helping them keep their skin healthy and safe, this care provider can support your parent in fulfilling their personal care needs, such as effective bathing, and support good lifestyle choices such as regular handwashing and moisturization. As a family caregiver this can give you peace of mind knowing your senior can live a high quality of life when you are with them and when you are not.
If you or an aging loved one are considering senior care in Havana, FL, please call the caring staff at Hopewell In-Home Senior Care today at 850-386-5552. Providing Senior Care Services in North Florida.
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Bruce Willis is in talks to join the CIA once again. The actor, who played a member of the agency as recently as The Expendables 2, is currently negotiating for a part in American Assassin, a new thriller from director Jeffrey Nachmanoff. Based on a script by Mike Finch, the film is about a young man named Mitch Rapp who joins the CIA "after his girlfriend his killed by a terrorist attack." Should he sign on for the project, Willis will play Rapp's mentor.
The film will be Nachmanoff's first feature since 2008's Traitor, which starred Don Cheadle. But while the filmmaker hasn't spent much time on the big screen as of late he has kept busy on television, directing episodes of shows such as Chicago Fire, Homeland and Detroit 1-8-7. Lorenzo Di Bonaventura, whom Willis worked with on both Red and the upcoming Red 2, is serving as a producer on the film. Variety says that once Willis is locked in they will begin their search for their lead. Production will begin late next year.
Fans of Willis must be excited right now because their favorite actor is all over the place nowadays. In addition to having Moonrise Kingdom and the aforementioned Expendables 2 out earlier this year, Lay The Favorite premiered at Sundance this past January, The Cold Light of Day is out this weekend, Looper is out later this month, Fire with Fire premieres in November and he already has G.I. Joe: Retaliation and A Good Day To Die Hard ready for 2013 releases. Production on Red 2 will begin later this year.


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Tompkinson plays old school cop
Stephen Tompkinson has his first lead part on the big screen playing a gritty "old school" British cop in Harrigan.
In contrast to his fictional role as a charming smalltown police officer in ITV drama DCI Banks, the new film is written by ex-policeman Arthur McKenzie, based on his own experience fighting crime in Newcastle in the 1970s.
And Stephen revealed the two characters couldn't be more different as his new film alter ego is a hard-nosed maverick, determined to clean up the streets.
He said: "I think the modern policeman has to treat things very carefully. You have to be seen to dot all the 'i's and cross all the 't's because clever lawyers can get clients off on technicalities if you don't do everything absolutely by the book.
"And I think there was lot more leeway and freedom, for both police and villains to operate in. And I think there was a lot more mutual respect, by seeing the physical presence of a police officer on the street, you tended to keep your nose clean when they were around."
Stephen - who is currently starring in Monty Python musical Spamalot on the West End stage - believes the film will strike a chord, with the current cutbacks in frontline policing.
He said: "It's set in a grim time when the three-day week was on and there were a lot of power cuts, and local police stations in the city were being closed down and they were going in for bigger more centralised police stations, and the 'Bobby on the beat' was being replaced by the panda car and certain estates were turning into Lord Of The Flies.
"And Harrigan comes back and cleans up an estate pretty much single-handed. That's the sort of policeman Arthur was, he thought the presence on the street was the most important thing, and to serve and protect."
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Boot Camp Workout Plans
While some boot camp workout plans are defined by specific time frames, like summer boot camps, holiday boot camps or six-week boot camps, other plans are an integral part of gyms' and fitness studios' weekly group instruction class schedules. Regardless of whether you participate in a boot camp limited to a specific period of time or engage in an ongoing one as part of your weekly workout plan, the commonalities of calisthenics, cardiovascular exercise, team atmosphere and accountability will be driving forces that improve your current fitness level.
Strengthening Calisthenics
Athletes, law enforcement and the military use body-weight exercises called calisthenics as part of their physical strength training. Pushups, pullups, punches, kicks and squat thrusts are all examples of calisthenics exercises they use, which you will likely see in any boot camp workout plan you choose to try. These exercises build muscle, stamina, strength and flexibility, and are often alternated with cardiovascular exercises in interval-style boot camp workouts.
Heart-Pumping Cardio
While many of the strengthening calisthenics will increase your heart rate, other cardiovascular exercises such as running, jumping rope, jumping jacks and stair climbing are strategically woven into boot camp workout plans with that specific intention. In fact, a study conducted by the American Council on Exercise found that boot camp participants worked, on average, at 77 percent of their heart rate max during any given workout. This means you can expect to work at an average moderate intensity level while burning an average 10 calories each minute.
Team-Oriented Environment
If you find it challenging to motivate yourself to work out or give 100 percent effort, boot camp workouts can prove to be a rewarding remedy. The team-oriented atmosphere often helps participants healthfully push each other to achieve fitness accomplishments they may not have realized on their own. Many boot camp workout plans incorporate team-driven activities, such as tunnel crawls where participants create a human tunnel holding a pushup position while each person takes a turn to crawl from one end to the other. These activities require everyone's joint participation to successfully complete the exercise.
Coach Accountability
For any participant who might not be motivated by fellow boot camp attendees, the drill sergeant-resembling instructors of these workouts will ensure that you stay motivated and accountable. Loudly articulated orders for exercise completion and even whistle blows are common elements of instruction techniques in boot camp workouts. In the tradition of true drill sergeant coaching, instructors sometimes keep participants accountable by telling them to drop and give them 20 pushups when their performance is less than what they are capable of delivering. When participants finish their workout successfully, instructors often give them the nod of approval that motivates them to come back for more.
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Zac Miner - Ten Clips from Colony BMX on Vimeo.
Zac Miner 10 Clip.
Colony's latest 10 clip is with Canberra's Zac Miner. This is fucking boss. So many wild high speed lines!
The Rad Theory Mixtape Vol. 5
Been a little while since Rhys Newling and The Rad Theory crew dropped their last mixtape, so this was good to see. Cut as fresh as always, and the riding was dope, too. #NBHNC
Sunday Chills
Travey Bond sent this through. Manual 180 bar and ice to over thing was tiiight.
Third Annual Blake Butterfield Memorial Jam
Over the past few years, I have been running a Jam in memory of my younger brother, Blake Butterfield. He was a keen BMX rider from a young age, and tragically passed away at only 10 years old. I have been watching the event grow in terms of support, rider turnout and such, and it's been getting me stoked. This year is the third installment, and once again, all proceeds will be going to the Westmead Children's Hospital in Sydney. Flyer by Joel Easson, featuring Nathan Himsley. So much love for our supporters in Tempered Goods, Stowaway Distro, Dishonour Clothing, Vale BMX, Back Bone, TripleSix Distro and Hell on Wheels
Jamie Mauri
Jamie quit Bone Deth earlier this week, and has since come through with this video which is a compilation of a heap of footage collected earlier in the year.
BMX Nostalgia: Kyle Jacobson
Next up is Kyle Jacobson's Section from BMX Nostalgia
BMX Nostalgia: Dan Watson
Here is Dan Watson's section from Jack Birtles' BMX Nostalgia DVD from last year. This is sweet, Dan kinda marches to the beat of his own drum. Good to see.
Dane Searls Passes.
My deepest love and sympathies go out to all of Dane's close friends and family. Such a tragic loss within the community. Rest in Peace, brother. Below is a video from Dane's Giants of Dirt, to remind you all one of the many reasons why he was such a fucking badass.
Ben Clarkson and Flav' Carminati
Ben Clarkson and Flav' Carminati are both visitors from Europe, and have graced our shores for some time now. I was lucky enough to ride with Flav', who, as I understand it, is back home now, a few times in Sydney, real cool dude. Ben and Flav' did some travels up and down the east coast recently, and produced this to document some of those travels. Rad!
New clip from Bullmix. So stoked on this; Paul Chamberlain, Dave Cragg, Billy Brooks, Mat Lawton, Mathew Muttock, Lee Cruickshank, Tom Boorman and more having rad times on their bikes.
BMX Nostalgia: Drew Rasion X Jack Birtles
The first full section uploaded from this DVD is the Drew Raison X Jack Birtles split. Great production value coming from an Australian DVD, and it's rad to see pool riding!
BMX Nostalgia Online
Jack Birtles is putting his 2010 Brisbane-based nDVD BMX Nostalgia online. There will be a section a day for the next 9 days, and the first is the 'Intro' section. Personally, I really enjoyed the DVD, and this is great for those who haven't seen it yet.
Dane Searls Incident.
As most of you probably know, dirt-jump master Dane Searls was involved in an incident at a nightclub on the Gold Coast. As I am aware, he is still critical. On behalf of us all at diversity, our thoughts and condolences are with Dane and his family.
Jesse Scott & Mark Jones
Jesse Scott and Mark Jones with a skatepark edit filmed and cut by Jacob Dimauro
Riding Way Promo
Adam Dyson sent through this edit that he, Gorak and Alex Mamo came up with for The Riding Way after a day of cruisin'. This doesn't feature anything spectacular riding wise, but it was fun as fuck, and got me real stoked to go play bikes.
Josh Matthews at GC
I spotted this over on the Vale blog. Josh Matthews killing the GC Compound.
No More Hops for Guy
Vocko sent me this edit of Guy Perrett via Facebook. Kid has some pop, and takes it fucking hard on a few of those rail hops. Damn.
Shane Conlon Classics
Shane Conlon just uploaded this mix of classic footage, from 2006-09. A bunch of local parks, a few contests and Lavin's Backyard. Fuckin' rad to see some wild moves from the dude, and a suicide double truck. Badass!
Colony Ten Clips: Chris Courteny
Guettler filmed and edited this 10 clip of Chris while he was over in Greenville. A lot of wild, techy park stuff, with some tricks at stupid height.
Chris Courtenay - Ten Clips from Colony BMX on Vimeo.
Nathan Himsley
I've been kinda aimlessly filming since I got my new camera, and this is the footage I've collected of Nathan Himsley so far.
Big Calls
A pretty big claim on their behalf. Doubles runs for days
Plazapalooza PT3
The third installment of John Young's Plazapalooza series doesn't disappoint. It's production is so on point, as is to be expected from John, and the riding is fucking dialled. Featuring Danger, John Young, Ben Clarkson, Jadan Roxburgh, Troy Charlesworth, Liam Zingbergs, Raph Jeroma-Williams, Tom Stretton, Kym Grosser, Cody Ryan, Zac Miner and Flagz. Highlights for me were John getting a clip, Stretton's wild hang five pole jam thing at Nimbin, and Kym's Ice to real turndown on a foot high ledge.
Dishonour Brand: The realest drop
It's been a little while since the last Dishonour drop, but I think the new goods were definitely worth the wait! The Realest range features a dope new Snapback in two colourways, some fresh 3/4 tees, again in two colourways, as well as some nice tees and crewnecks. For more info, head over to the site
Jason Watts; Forgotten
Mitch Brown put together this really rad edit of Jason Watts for Forgotten Bikes. Wild tricks, and tonnes of boost. A few things I've personally never seen done, and those Elanora clips... wow.
Jason Watts from Mitch Brown on Vimeo.
Mike Vockenson for Tempered Goods
Pete Koh 2011
This video made my day. Pete Koh, an FBM/Stowaway team member, is something of an enigma around here. Occasionally I'll roll up to the skatepark, and he'll be there, stopping for a ride on his way up the river for a camping trip. He's always a pleasure to watch ride, and this edit is no different, cruising Newcastle's Bar Beach bowl before work. I'm stoked Video by Josh Stephenson
Newcastle Skatepark Jam.
Josh Stephenson cooked up this really cool edit of the recent Newcastle Jam. Tons of dope riding, with a little something for everyone. Featuring big names like Pat Casey and Andy Buckworth, and local killers Hayden Reid, James Redman, Daniel Chiarelli, Jake Cole, Tim Kmetyk and more. Looks like a rad day.
Dylan Ferguson
Ryan Humphries produced this slick little edit of Dylan Ferguson on parks around Newcastle. Some cool stuff in this, especially that No Hander to X-up.
Dylan "Doop" Ferguson from Armeture on Vimeo.
Jesse Bull/Federal
Wow. So much crazy tech stuff in this. Ice to 180s have always been one of my favourite rail tricks to see.
Jesse Bull from StowMedia on Vimeo.
Raph and Steve at Nimbin
Raph Jeroma-Williams and Steve Morrisey took a trip to Nimbin with one of their homies Braidy, who skates. Nimbin park is really fucking fun. Raph's pocket Icepick is badass, that bowl is biiiiiiiig.
Nimbin from Raphael Jeroma-Williams on Vimeo.
Canberra Trip 2011
This is the best video I've been sent all week! Alex Quirk comin' through with this well-produced edit of Minty, Matt King, Brodi Allingham and himself killing some Canberra parks. Minty is fucking good.
Canberra 2011 from Alex Quirk on Vimeo.
Jacob Hosking
I approve of grinding church signs.
Ledge it #2
Chris and Tim Storey shredding a ledge out at Mount Cotton skatepark.
Ledge-It # 2 from Chris Storey on Vimeo.
Thirty Minutes with Boyd Hilder
Boyd Hilder came through with this video from 30 Minutes at his local park. Some really cool lines in this, like that 270 straight into a 5.
Fifteen Clips with Liam Kenny
Liam Kenny sent us over this little fifteen clip mix of himself. Kids got some good tricks, albeit flyout.
Peta Shepherd Colony 10 Clips
The most recent 10 Clip is with Peta Shepherd, one of Australia's premier girl BMX riders. She's getting really good.
Charlie Goodall 'Can Door Jam'
This is definitely the first time I've seen it. Wild.
Fueling the Fire.
In this on-going blog war, in which we are somewhat of a Switzerland-type character, things are getting fierce. Hence, it is our job to fuel the fire, and according to Crispy; do this.
Bullmix's response:
We will continue to keep you up-to-date on these horrific hate-filled occurances.
Update: Mat Lawton supports Bullmix
Bullmix's response:
We will continue to keep you up-to-date on these horrific hate-filled occurances.
Update: Mat Lawton supports Bullmix
Brock Olive for LUXBMX Store
Brock Olive is the latest rider to have a web vid for LUXBMX Store and he kills it. That last rail won't be able to sit down for a while after the way Brock treated it.
Jack O'reilly Federal Video
Really psyched on this; Jack O'reilly doing it for Federal/Stowaway. Tons of dope lines in this! Props to Brendan Boeck for the edit, too!
Jack O'Reilly Federal Edit from Brendan Boeck on Vimeo.
Joel Lenton and Jesse Clarkson
Chris Storey cooked up this edit of Joel Lenton and Jesse Clarkson at Redland Bay. This is chocked full of great supermega-esque park riding!
Afternoon at Dayboro
Zac Crookes sent us this edit of him and his boys Maxwell Armstrong and Jack Paton riding Dayboro park one afternoon. They make the most of what they've got, that's for sure.
The Notorious J.I - Sunday Scraps
The man himself, Josh Irvine sent through this edit of his scraps for his upcoming "Sunday edit". Some pretty decent riding in this...
CJ Promo
Your mate Sam Illman sent this one in, video description was 'expect the unexpected' and it features caleb johnson shredding a park, spine backy clip was definitely my favourite
Mitch Wilke and Clint Lankester
A little ditty I spotted on Facebook. These two are rad kids, who are kinda local around here. Stoked to see them comin' out with some stuff. Kids get my psyched.
James Amos at Fairfield
Yet another Fairfield edit, this time of James Amos courtesy of Paul Gerlich. A whole lot of tech park riding in this. I really dug the slow Busdriver air though
Boyd Hilder
Boyd Hilder sent over this edit of himself. Dudes got some good tricks, and I really liked the vibe of this video.
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John Thwaites (Australian politician)
John Thwaites
|22nd Deputy Premier of Victoria
|In office
19 October 1999 – 30 July 2007
|Preceded by
|Pat McNamara
|Succeeded by
|Rob Hulls
|Albert Park
|Personal details
|15 October 1955
Oxford, United Kingdom
|Political party
|Labor Party
|Melanie Eagle
Johnstone William "John" Thwaites (born 15 October 1955), is a former Australian politician, and served as Deputy Premier of the state of Victoria from 1999 to 2007.
Early life[edit]
Thwaites was born in Oxford, in the United Kingdom, and came to Australia as a child with his family. He was educated at Melbourne Grammar School and Monash University, Melbourne, where he graduated in science and law. He practised as a barrister before entering politics. He was a ministerial advisor to Labor Party state government ministers Jim Kennan and Andrew McCutcheon before being elected to the Victorian Legislative Assembly for the seat of Albert Park.
Local council and Mayor[edit]
Thwaites was elected to the South Melbourne City Council in 1985 and served until 1993, and was Mayor in 1991-92. He is married to Melanie Eagle, who was mayor of the neighbouring city of St Kilda at the same time. Both councils are now part of the City of Port Phillip. Thwaites and Eagle have one son.
State Parliament[edit]
Thwaites entered Parliament at the 1992 election, as member for the inner city seat of Albert Park. Labor, having been in office for ten years, suffered a landslide defeat at the hands of the Liberal Party under Jeff Kennett. In the last three years of its term, Labor, under Joan Kirner, had presided over a sharp recession and a series of financial disasters including the forced sale of the State Bank of Victoria, and the collapse of Pyramid Building Society. Most commentators expected Labor to be in opposition for many years.
In the greatly reduced Labor Caucus, Thwaites gained rapid promotion. He became Shadow Minister for Health in January 1994, Shadow Minister for Health and Community Services in April 1996, and Deputy Leader of the Opposition in December 1996. Thwaites belongs to neither of the dominant factions of the Victorian Labor Party, the right-wing Labor Unity or the left-wing Socialist Left, and was an acceptable compromise candidate as Deputy to the then Opposition Leader, John Brumby.
Labor was again heavily defeated at the 1996 election, and it became apparent that the party could not recover under Brumby's leadership. Thwaites had been a loyal deputy to Brumby, although in March 1999 he supported moves to have Brumby resign. Thwaites could not become Leader himself because he had a small factional base, but instead supported Steve Bracks for the leadership.
Deputy Leader[edit]
In September 1999 Bracks polled surprisingly well in the election, and three rural independent members gave Labor the opportunity to govern as a minority government. As Deputy Leader, Thwaites became Deputy Premier and was given the senior Health portfolio, with a mandate to increase funding to the public health system which had been the subject of cutbacks under the Liberal government. He was also Minister for Planning from 1999 to February 2002. Like all state health ministers, he had only limited success in reducing waiting lists at public hospitals, but did succeed in restoring the numbers of nurses.
After the November 2002 state election, at which Labor was returned with a record majority, Thwaites asked for a less demanding role and was appointed Minister for Environment, Water and for Victorian Communities. However, in recent months these portfolios have seen the emergence of the water shortage crisis in regional Victoria and in his own electorate of Albert Park the Gas Works Park contamination issue is concerning the local council and residents as well as closure of Albert Park Secondary College at the end of 2006.
Thwaites was re-elected at Victorian elections 2006 with a comfortable but slightly reduced majority. While there was some speculation he might be dumped as Deputy Premier, Premier Bracks has supported him continuing in this role. In the cabinet re-shuffle after the election he became minister for climate change but lost the portfolio of Victorian communities.[1]
White anting[edit]
In June 2007, rumours of Steve Bracks resigning as premier, a series for leaks from inside government about Mr Thwaites and his family been given free accommodation, lift passes, food and drink at ski resorts over the last five years without declaring it. The family stayed at government-owned apartments at the invitation of the management boards, which he had appointed.[2][3]
Documents obtained under freedom-of-information laws show Thwaites made 17 taxpayer-funded visits to Victoria's snowfields and national parks between 2003 and 2007. He had eight stays at Tidal River on Wilsons Promontory, five trips to Mount Hotham and two each to Mount Buller and Falls Creek in the four years he was environment minister. Expenses for the trips, which each required at least one night's accommodation, totalled more than $17,500.[4]
When Premier Steve Bracks announced his surprise resignation on 27 July 2007, only hours later Thwaites announced he too would resign.[5] He said he had been Deputy Leader of the Parliamentary Labor Party in Victoria for ten years and it was now time "to give someone else a go and bring in some new blood".[6] He officially resigned on 30 July 2007.
Post-Deputy Premiership career[edit]
Since leaving politics, Thwaites has become a Professor at Monash University and Chair of its Sustainability Institute and ClimateWorks Australia. He is on the boards of the Climate Group (Chairman of Australian board),[7] and the Green Building Council.[8] He is also a consultant to the Sustainability and Climate Change group at Maddocks, an Australian law firm.[9]
In 2011, Thwaites was appointed as Chair of the Australian Building Codes Board, the body responsible for developing and managing Australia's building regulations. In 2012, he was appointed as Chair of the National Sustainability Council that provides independent advice to the Australian Government on sustainability issues and produces independent reports on sustainability indicators and trends.
- ^ New faces for Cabinet | Herald Sun
- ^ Opposition pushes for probe of Thwaites' free holidays
- ^ Thwaites backs Brumby as leader
- ^ Thwaites ski trips cost taxpayers $17500
- ^ Victorian deputy premier quits too | National Breaking News | News.com.au
- ^ Thwaites follows Bracks into retirement - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
- ^ The Climate Group (2008). Australian Board of Directors[permanent dead link]. Retrieved 13 October 2008.
- ^ Green Building Council Australia (2008). The Hon. John Thwaites Archived 18 April 2008 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 13 October 2008.
- ^ Maddocks (2008). Sustainability & Climate Change Team at Maddocks Archived 12 September 2009 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 13 October 2008.
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Monday, 2 April 2012
Superheroes comic strips
Here's a selection of the comic strips I produced for the Superheroes exhibition at the Discover Children's Story Centre in Stratford, East London showing the origins of the main characters. The superheroes A, E, I, O & U are battling the dastardly villain Y who is stealing all the vowels from Alphabet City!
I was commissioned to design the superhero & super villain characters & the the urban environment the exhibition is set in (including lots of fun with signs & animals! : )I also produced some animated clips for the interactive parts of the exhibition
The exhibition opened on Sunday 1st April & will run until 4th November - I haven't had a chance to see the finished piece yet, looking forward to it loads.
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