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Interdisciplinarity in Education: Discussions, Approaches, Reflections
This panel aims to address the potential benefits and challenges of interdisciplinary education. More
'There's magic in the room': Can post-humanism help us understand dissertation writing bootcamps?
Dr. Sue Starfield is a Professor in the School of Education at UNSW Sydney where she teaches courses in qualitative research methods and others. More
SPED Panel Event – BC's New Curriculum & Exceptional Learners
The SPED Program Area and Dorothy Lam Chair in Special Education invite you to a panel discussion about BC's New Curriculum & Exceptional Learners. More
Sexual Health Education That Includes Everyone!
Options for Sexual Health will explore strategies and language to make sexual health education truly inclusive for all bodies, identities and families More
Career Networking Night 2019
Join us for a Career Networking Night to network with a variety of employers along with refreshments and light snack for an informal evening. More
YWCA Panel Discussion – Careers in Education Event
YWCA Career Zone Youth Employment Centre will host a Careers in Education Panel on Tues 26 Feb, 5:30 - 8 pm, 2nd Floor, 1256 Granville St, Vancouver. More
Language Teacher Identity in Anti-Oppressive Education: Frameworks and Pedagogies
Dr. Manka Varghese, University of Washington, will be joining us on February 27 to talk about language teachers identity in anti-oppressive education. More
UBC Postdoctoral Association – Annual General Meeting
The Post Doc Association is a great way to get involved i - come out to the AGM to see what we're about and enjoy some refreshments and snacks. More
Practices of Indigenous and decolonial health, existential wealth, and wellbeing
Please join us for two days of collective learning about how to heal our relationships with the land and with each other. More
Research Talk: Applying grounded theory methodology to understand mental health service use among youth and young adults living with mental health challenges
Dr. Ben-David, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work from UBC Okanagan Campus will be giving a talk on her research and mental health services. More
Day of PINK!
Wear your PINK and join the festivities in Scarfe lobby from 12-1 to celebrate and support inclusive and accepting schools! More
XV Canadian Symposium – Home Economics
XV Canadian Symposium - Home Economics More
Research Seminar by Dianne Turner
Join us for a research seminar by Dianne Turner, formerly Superintendent of the Delta School district, Chief Educator for the province of B.C. More
Family Day at Science World
You and your family are invited to join Alumnus Ms.Martina Seo, BEd '09, MET '17,who competed on the Amazing Race Canada, Heroes Edition, for a fun-filled Family Day at Science World at Telus World of Science! More
Town Hall: Update on Canada's Digital Technology Supercluster
VPRI Townhall Information Session on Canada's Digital Technology Supercluster. More
Drop-in Session with Visiting Hopi Language Scholar & Activist Dr. Sheilah Nicholas
The Office of Indigenous Education will be hosting a drop-in session for faculty, students and staff. This will be an opportunity for you to share so More
Making the Case: Recognizing and Assessing Indigenous Scholarship in Higher Education
Please join us for a panel presentation with Indigenous scholar and leaders who consider how we might transform the foundational norms of the academy. More
Top SOGI Books and Lesson Ideas for Elementary and Middle School
SOGI inclusion is necessary! Get prepared by Joining us to sample the best in SOGI picture books, novels, non-fiction and lesson ideas. More
Indigenous Language Revitalization: Raising Awareness and Taking Action
The United Nations General Assembly has declared 2019 the International Year for Indigenous Languages. More
Dr. George Belliveau LLED Headship Candidate
Dr. Belliveau will be making a presention and answering questions on his research interests, his administrative experience and his vision for the role More
Congress 2019 is coming
The Congress of the Humanities and Social Science will take place at the University of British Columbia from June 1 to 7, 2019. More
The Faculty of Education Hosts CSSE at Congress 2019
The Canadian Society for the Study of Education Annual Conference will be hosted in conjunction with Congress 2019 from June 1 to 5. More
Public panel: Energy literacy, action, & transition
How do we develop social literacy and action about energy transition? More
Research Seminar by Dr. Paul Shaker
Join us for a research seminar by Dr. Paul Shaker, Professor Emeritus, Simon Fraser University. More
Seminar and Workshop – Access to and Experiences of 'Non-Traditional' Students in Higher Education
Seminar and workshop with International Visiting Scholar Dr. Barbara Merrill, University of Warwick. Please RSVP by January 25th. More
QMS Research Talk: Conceptual Challenges for Methodologies Used to Ensure Fairness and Equity in Assessments, Measures, and Surveys
Dr. Zumbo will discuss the concepts and methods that are used to ensure fairness and equity in assessments, measures, and surveys. He will also talk a More
The Dean's Staff Appreciation Lunch
Join other Faculty of Education staff for the Dean's Appreciation Lunch. More
WestCAST 2019
WestCAST is an education conference held on February 20-22 by the Faculties of Education in the western provinces of Canada. More
Social Studies Education – Presentation by Dr. Stephanie Anderson, Candidate for Assistant Professor Position
Please join us for a presentation by Dr. Stephanie Anderson, candidate for Social Studies Education Assistant Professor position. More
Social Studies Education – Presentation by Dr. Harper Keenan, Candidate for Assistant Professor Position
Please join us for a presentation by Dr. Harper Keenan, candidate for Social Studies Education Assistant Professor position. More
Social Studies Education – Presentation by Dr. Lindsay Gibson, Candidate for Assistant Professor Position
Please join us for a presentation by Dr. Lindsay Gibson, candidate for Social Studies Education Assistant Professor position. More
Gearing Up for Practicum
Get yourself ready for your practicum by consulting with an experienced educator from the Scarfe Sandox | Select dates in January | RSVP recommended More
Education, Technology and Development: Perspectives from Nepal
An afternoon of engaging panel presentations and discussions with guest speaker Rabi Karmacharya, Founder & CEO of the Open Learning Exchange, Nepal. More
Public Talk – Quality Education and the Role of Digital Technology in Nepal
This talk is co-sponsored with the CISAR, LLED, UBC Language Sciences, and the Nepal Library Foundation. Open to public, and no rsvp required. More
LLED Research Seminar Series with Dr. Candace Galla, Andrea Lyall & Billy Rowluck
"Raising Our Consciousness: Enhancing the Vitality of Indigenous Languages in Our Teaching & Learning", with Dr. Candace Galla More
Public presentation with Brandon Wint
"Reading Deeply and Writing Honestly", with Brandon Wint More
Research Seminar by Dr. Ruth Sandwell
Join us for a research seminar by Dr. Ruth Sandwell, OISE/UT. More
Research Seminar by Dr. Margaret Macintyre Latta
Join us for a research seminar by Dr. Margaret Macintyre Latta, Professor and Interim Director, Okanagan School of Education, Faculty of Education More
Workplace Wellness Workshop: Faculty and Staff Professional Development Event
Dr. Shimi Kang joins us to discuss recognizing an unhealthy team environment, creating a mentally well workplace, and building mental health resilience for themselves and others. More
Faith and Family: Navigating SOGI Inclusion
This diverse panel will open hearts and minds to help support students who wish to reconcile sexuality or gender identity with faith and family. More
Canvas High Tea 2019
Take a small bite of Canvas this January, with a cup of tea. Select your topics from the menu. More
The Learning Brain: A New Perspective on Education
The emergence of new neuroimaging tools in the last 25 years or so has provided new insights on how the brain develops and learns in the classroom. More
SOGI UBC Presents – Intersecting Identities: Sexuality, Gender, Ethnicity, Indigeneity, Ability and More!
This incredibly diverse panel will open their hearts and identities as we explore who we are and how we can help students to celebrate who they are. More
Holiday Course Prep
Start your year off right - get your courses ready for the term! Whether you are a new or experienced Canvas user, ETS is here to support you. More
Book Drive 2018
Help us build children's libraries with gently used and new books! More
The UBC Language Cluster/Visiting Speaker Series with Dr. Andreea Cervatiuc's
The event is organized by the The UBC Language Cluster; free and open to the public. More
Education for the Creative Economy: A Pan-Canadian Conversation on the Role of the Arts in Re-Imagining Teacher Identity
Please join us for a research seminar by Mitchell McLarnon, Layal Shuman, Dr. Pauline Sameshima, Dr. Kathryn Ricketts, and Dr. Sean Wiebe. More
HOUR OF CODE Playshop
The Scarfe Sandbox team will be hosting two HOUR OF CODE playshops on November 27 & 28 | 12:00 - 2:00 pm | Scarfe 1007 | Informal drop-in, all welcome More
Power Analysis Workshop
Quantitative Methods Society is hosting the Power Analysis Workshop on November 22, 2018. It will be presented by Ryan Ji and Ben Hives. More
Social inequality in higher education attainment – a Nordic perspective
Seminar with Dr. Jens-Peter Thomsen, Research Associate Professor at the Danish Center for Social Science Research, Copenhagen, Denmark More
Critical Dialogues Seminar Series: Fostering school leadership and educational change in Europe
Findings from an international program for school professionals from the Netherlands, Estonia, The Principality of Liechtenstein and Switzerland. More
Innovations in Educational Neuroscience – Transforming Practice through Emerging Research
Hear about the latest science and practice in the new field of Educational Neuroscience and look for future opportunities. More
UBC Postdoctoral Association – Post Doc Research Day
The UBC Postdoctoral Association (PDA) is Postdoc Research Day 2018 is on Monday December 3rd; register or submit an abstract today! More
Seminar: Transforming your Practice Through Self-study: Tales of Experience
Transforming your practice through self-study: Tales of experience More
Dating School
This submission is to promote the Dating School - a workshop put on by the Center for Group Counselling & Trauma. More
Peru Global Seminar Info Session
Interested in participating in a Global Seminar this summer in Peru? If so, come to an information session November 21, 2018. More
Digital Whiteboards! Playshop
Attend one of our workshops to explore how to use digital whiteboards in your classroom. November 6 & 7 from 12:00 - 2:00 pm. Drop-in, no registration More
CV Workshop
Dr. Laurie Ford facilitates a hands workshop on how to prepare or revise your resume or CV. All ECPS graduate students are invited! More
The Faculty of Education is taking part in the Not Myself Today Campaign, partnered with UBC Thrive and the Canadian Mental Health Association
We at the Faculty of Education, will participate in the Not Myself Today® 2018 initiative as a joint partnership with UBC Thrive Week. More
SOGI UBC Panel Discussion
SOGI UBC will be running their second Panel Discussion about the Trans Spectrum. More
United Way Wine Raffle and Pancake Breakfast
The Faculty of Education is teaming up with the United Way for a campaign focussed on raising participation rates and engaging more donors. More
Peru Global Seminar Info Session
INFORMATION SESSION: https://students.ubc.ca/career/international-experiences/global-seminars/peru-ecology-technology-indigeneity-high-amazon More
Storybooks Canada Public Launch
Come join us for the public launch of the Storybooks Canada project! More
Research Talk: Response Process as a Source of Validity Evidence
This is an event organized by Yan Liu, Assistant Professor of ECPS, and open to everyone who is interested in this research talk. More
Research Seminar by Dr. Deana Leahy and Dr. Carolyn Pluim
Join us for a research seminar by Dr. Deana Leahy (Monash University) and Dr. Carolyn Pluim (Northern Illinois University.) More
An Evening With D'bi Young Anitafrika
Join us for an intimate evening with award-winning Jamaican-Canadian playwright, actor, poet and educator, D'bi Young Anitafrika. More
Center for Group Counselling and Trauma invite you to Ride to Survive Reception
Date: Monday, October 22, 2018 Time: 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Location: Boardroom, Consulate General of Canada, Level 5, 96 Gloucester Street, Sydney RSVP by October 19, 2018 to Courtney Hunter Tel: 02 9364 3022 firstname.lastname@example.com The Faculty of Education's Center for Group Counselling & Trauma would like to invite you to a reception to mark […] More
SOGI Alliance Meeting: SOGI 1 2 3… an Election Issue?
Come, discuss and learn more about SOGI 1 2 3 and the controversy surrounding these resources, now being used in most districts across BC. More
The David Lam Chair Public Lecture Presents: Memoir of an Ugly Duckling: My Life, Art and Method
The David Lam Chair Public Lecture Presents: Memoir of an Ugly Duckling: My Life, Art and Method More
Tenured Associate Professor Promotion Workshop
Tenured Associate Professor Seeking Promotion? This Workshop is for You More
Dean's Distinguished Lecture
The Dean's Distinguished Speaker Lecture featured Marta Santos Pais, United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children. More
Alumni & Friends Pride Reception
Dean Frank, UBC Faculty of Education, was delighted to invite alumni, faculty members, and friends of the Faculty to our Annual Pride Alumni & Friends Reception. More
Frankly Speaking September 2018
On September 22nd, Dean Blye Frank hosted the second installment of FRANKLY SPEAKING on Saturday, September 22nd, 2018. More
Transformative Educational Leadership Program Alumni Reception
Dr. Judy Halbert and Dr. Linda Kaser hosted a reception to recognize the contributions of the TELP community. More
Frankly Speaking October 2018
Dr. Blye Frank, Dean, Faculty of Education, the University of British Columbia, hosts the third installment of FRANKLY SPEAKING on Wednesday, October 17th, 2018. More
Faculty of Education Alumni & Friends Annual Reception at CSSE 2018
Dean Blye Frank is pleased to host the annual Faculty of Education Alumni Reception at CSSE. More
Coding in Classrooms Playshop
Attend one of our coding workshops to learn about integrating unplugged and digital modes of coding into teaching. October 16, 24, 25. 12:00 - 2:00 pm More
Digital Storytelling Playshop
Attend one of our workshops to explore and create your own personal narrative infused with digital technologies. October 2, 3, 9 from 12:00 - 2:00 pm. More
Media Production Showcase
Using media in your classroom? Find out all the technology and support available for you. More
Register for the UBC Farm School Garden Workshop Series!
Get inspired and build confidence in your skills in school-garden care and teaching in school gardens! More
Lunchtime Canvas Crunch
Have a Canvas question? Get instant help at ETS's pop-up table! More
Visiting Elders to the Faculty of Education
The Faculty of Education will be hosting visiting Elders in the 2018W academic year. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. More
Political Efficacy & Social Trust: Why Literacy Programs Shouldn't Focus Only on Employability
Seminar with Dr. Anke Grotlüeschen, Hamburg University. Part of the Critical Dialogues Seminar Series. More
Research Seminar by Four Arrows (Wahinkpe Topa), aka Don Trent Jacobs
Join us for a research seminar by Four Arrows (Wahinkpe Topa), aka Don Trent Jacobs, Professor, Fielding Graduate University, USA. More
Word Vancouver
Come play Educational Technology Support's (ETS) QR code game "Poetry in the Corner" as part of Word Vancouver. More
Professor Shwetak Patel (UW) Talks – September 20th, 2018
Professor Shwetak Patel, University of Washington and CTO of GIX (Global Innovation Exchange) presentation on Educational Opportunities in GIX More
SOGI Alliance Launch and Lunch!
Come to connect, chill, chat and chew! Together we will create SOGI inclusive schools and classrooms. More
Tea with the Dean
When: Monday, October 15, 2018 | 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Where: Ponderosa Commons Oak House, Multipurpose Room 2012 Faculty and staff are invited to join Dean Blye Frank for tea, coffee, light refreshments and conversation. This is a great time to catch up with colleagues, meet new faces, and speak with the Dean. There […] More
Frankly Speaking October
Dr. Blye Frank, Dean, Faculty of Education, the University of British Columbia, hosts the third installment of FRANKLY SPEAKING on Wednesday, October More
Canvas High Tea
Take a small bite of Canvas, with a cup of tea. Select your topics from the menu. More
BEd Orientation Day
Orientation Day launches the 2018/19 UBC BEd Program. Please join us in celebrating their first day of school! More
Sharing in Truth and Reconciliation
Event Details Wednesday, October 17, 2018 9:30 – 10:00 a.m. Mingle with colleagues over refreshments 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. – Keynote from Kevin Lamoureux Ponderosa Commons Oak House Ponderosa Ballroom 6445 University Boulevard Light refreshments will be provided. Keynote Speaker Kevin Lamoureux, Associate Vice President of Indigenous Affairs, University of Winnipeg, and faculty member at the […] More
Donuts with the Dean
September 11, 2018 | An annual event welcoming new and returning students to the Faculty of Education. There will be donuts, live music and other light refreshments. More
Dean's Distinguished Lecture
September 13, 2018 | The Faculty of Education and the Janusz Korczak Association of Canada present, "Making Zero Mankind's Favorite Number: Zero Violence Against Children" More
Canvas High Tea
Take a small bite of Canvas, with a cup of tea. Select your topics from the menu. More
FRANKLY SPEAKING – The Opioid Epidemic: How do educators become more accountable during the crisis
September 22, 2018 | Dean Frank, Faculty of Education, hosts the second installment of FRANKLY SPEAKING. More
Training Sessions for new Video Conferencing Tools
Get to know Faculty of Education's new web conference systems and Pexip, the new web conference platform replacing BlueJeans. More
CECER Brown Bag: Learning from a Young Child's Home/School Transition
The Centre for Early Childhood Education & Research presents the Early Childhood Graduate Student Brown Bag Summer Series, featuring Dr. Ann Cameron. More
LLED Research Seminar with Dr. Carla Janaina Figueredo
LLED Research Seminar with Dr. Carla Janaina Figueredo on Wednesday, July 25 in PCOH Multipurpose Room, 2:30PM-4:00PM. More
Forging Effective SSH Partnerships: Insights from Beyond the University
The Faculty of Education, Faculty of Arts, SPARC and the Community Engagement Office host the 2nd panel in "Forging Effective SSH Partnerships" series More


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Micheal Rapezzo, Fairview Occupational Therapist
Micheal, who has been in post for 13 years, kindly agreed to answer our questions about the occupational therapy offered at Fairview Adult Day Care Center in Brooklyn. Here he talks about his work and how the therapy, along with positive thinking, can help people with the healing process.
Can you tell us about your work at Fairview?
I work in the Traumatic Brain Injury section, together with the mainly Russian-speaking geriatric group. I work with all sorts of therapies–upper extremity and basic rehab services, muscle strength, fine motor coordination, gross motor coordination, visual-perceptual skills, memory, cognition, social skills, ADLs, which is Activities of Daily Living, and IADLs, which is Instrumental Activities of Daily Living. All of these promote endurance.
Even though this is a day care center, some of the residents have serious health issues. Some of the people are older, and they fight through a lot of pain to get here. We have some people that walk around. We know they're in a lot of pain just getting from Point A to Point B, but they come to work out, they come to stay healthy.
Many of the Russian-speaking geriatrics are healthy in many ways, but they wouldn't be here if they were well. A lot of them have diabetes, heart issues, heart failure, hypertension, and thyroid issues. They might have frozen shoulders or be suffering from a stroke. Some have issues that are long term, such as injuries to their arms. Maybe they had strokes years ago and are still dealing with the consequences. We deal with that.
They have memory problems, issues with doing ADL. We assess them and give them new techniques for how to dress, or how to get things done. We do their grooming, their shopping, cooking–anything we possibly can to make their lives easier. As far as possible we want them to be independent so they can do things for themselves where it's safe and where they're not at risk.
How do you help people with memory issues?
We do a lot to help people with their memory problems. I can see people's memories improving dramatically. As people age, exercise helps improvement of memory and cognitive function. Part of what we do is to keep people engaged. We try to keep them active, which keeps the blood pumping around their body, keeps them independent, keeps them out of nursing homes and, we hope, out of hospital. This is our main task.
Sometimes it's easy to be critical. You look at things over a long period of time where people are, or where they could have been. It's amazing to see how they've changed, not just physically, but in their attitude, and how it's all interlinked in terms of what they're able to do.
Most of the people who come here want to be able to take care of themselves. They don't want to be dependent; they don't want people taking care of them. Just watching that drive in them and helping to facilitate them being independent, or as independent as they possibly can be—that brings out a whole different aspect of who they are and keeps them at a different level.
We have a lot of very old people here. I'm not exactly sure where they'd be if they didn't come here regularly. Would they be in a hospital bed, or would they be at home, unhappy? A lot of what we do is helping them to function.
I guess, as you get older, you're like a child; a lot of people treat you like a child. People don't want to be treated that way. They want to be able to function, they want to be independent, and that's what I believe this is about.
What else do you do to help your clients get better?
Staying positive is really important. One of our aims is to help them to empower themselves. They're not going to do anything if they're not empowered. If they believe they can do something, they will do it. They need to believe in themselves. That's part of my job. It's part of the physical therapist's job. It's part of the speech therapist's job. We all try to do that.
I think in the grand scheme of things we have a good group of people here that can understand the whole process. We try to work with each other, independently and inter-dependently. One of the reasons I travel an hour and 10 minutes every day is because it's a great job and it's worth it.
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On 21 February most of South Africa waited with bated breath for finance minister Malusi Gigaba to announce the country's financial state and how this has affected certain amendments and allocations. While financial experts mostly agree that the outcome was positive for the agricultural sector, some concerns were expressed. In general, however, experts seem pleased that the minister took time to acknowledge agriculture's contribution to the country's economic growth.
We reflect on highlights of the budget speech that relates to agriculture and share what experts have to say.
- R581,7 million is earmarked for the black producer commercialisation programme.
- This will go a long way towards boosting efforts to transform the agricultural sector of our economy. – Wessel Lemmer, Absa AgriBusiness
- R40 million to upgrade infrastructure and equipment for analytical services.
- This is a positive step. Additional capacity to negotiate improved market access for our agricultural producers is essential. – Wessel Lemmer, Absa AgriBusiness
- This will ensure that our food standards are in place, which will in turn reassure our trading partners. – Dawie Maree, FNB Agriculture
- Agri SA welcomes the strengthening of global market access for South African agricultural products. However, the effective and efficient use of these funds will be crucial to maximise its value to the sector. – Dan Kriek, Agri SA
- R6 billion for drought relief and public infrastructure investment, as well as measurements to address the needs of drought affected communities.
- The allocations to water infrastructure and drought relief will be welcomed by the agricultural sector, which has been grappling with the worst drought in more than a century as well as higher rand-based input costs for imported fuel and equipment. While South African agriculture as a whole has performed admirably amid these challenges, certain districts in the Western, Eastern and Northern Cape as well as other parts of the country have taken considerable strain. – Nico Groenewald, Standard Bank
- The option of temporarily increasing the intake in the Working for Water programme is being considered as a means of mitigating drought related job losses in agriculture. However, there isn't any broader consideration aimed at supporting this sector. We had hoped that the budget would provide broader support, specifically for agriculture. – Dan Kriek, Agri SA
- The impact of the drought in the Western Cape has been severe. The province has already spent R72 million of its own funds, and a further R40 million in national funding, on drought relief support to emerging farmers and on animal fodder. In total, R369 million has been diverted from our core functions to supplement disaster funding since 2015/16.
By delaying the national declaration of the drought as a disaster, the national government is also delaying relief efforts. We experienced huge delays in the administration of flood relief and call on the minister to deal with this funding support efficiently to avert further losses.
We welcome efforts to mitigate agri-worker job losses by temporarily increasing job opportunities in the Working for Water programme. – Alan Winde, Western Cape government
- R4,2 billion for the purchase of approximately 291 000 hectares for land reform.
- This needs to be executed efficiently to make optimal use of the allocated R4,8 billion within the willing buyer/willing seller market framework. – Wessel Lemmer, Absa AgriBusiness
- Transformation is important to ensure that these farmers also have market access and get general support. – Dawie Maree, FNB Agriculture
- This is important, given that there is an increased demand to access land. – Paul Makube, Standard Bank
- R10,8 billion for the completion of 2 851 land claims.
- This is positive, but definitely an onerous process. – Dawie Maree, FNB Agriculture
- VAT will be increased from 14% to 15%.
- Additional taxes will put consumers under pressure and limit spending in the economy. We can expect the domestic spending on agricultural products to be negatively affected as a result. – Wessel Lemmer, Absa AgriBusiness
- Although most agricultural producers (according to their respective business forms) are surely registered for VAT and can therefore recover VAT on purchases, the increased VAT rate will impact on the cash flow of the business (taking into account the struggle many producers have to receive their VAT payments). – Frikkie Maré, University of the Free State
- The general fuel levy will increase by 22c per litre while the Road Accident Fund levy will rise by 30c per litre. This amounts to a total of a R0,52c/litre increase in fuel charges.
- The increase in fuel levies will have a negative impact on farmers' cash flow. However, the option of the diesel rebate should help farmers to mitigate the impact on their business. – Dan Kriek, Agri SA
- In addition to the direct impact on users of any form of road transport (motorists, commuters, etc.), it also impacts on most prices of agricultural inputs, commodities and food products, as the transport costs of these items will increase. – Frikkie Maré, University of the Free State
- Excise duties on tobacco products will increase by 8,5%, and those on alcohol between 6% and 10%.
- Given the fact that the sector is presently facing serious cost pressures because of the prevailing drought in especially the Western Cape, our view is that the increased excise duties on alcohol might have an adverse impact on the wine industry and could possibly lead to job losses. Some relief in this regard would have been very welcome. – Dan Kriek, Agri SA.
- Above inflation excise tax is extremely disappointing, especially given the fact that the industry reached, and even exceeded, the tax incidence targets agreed upon in 2014. South African grape producers have been under financial pressure for some time due to the prevailing drought and other economic challenges. Production costs have doubled in the past decade and costs are expected to rise by 9% in 2018, along with a 17% increase in the minimum wage, which takes effect on 1 May. – Rico Basson, VinPro
- The excise duty on tobacco products can open the door to illegal trade in cigarettes, which will have a negative impact on the tobacco industry in South Africa. – Wessel Lemmer, Absa AgriBusiness
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Each edition of E contains a poster-style cover; a page each of national, world and business news; two pages of sports; a page of lifestyles and entertainment; and The Reason, a page that goes behind the news.
On Thursday, for instance, the section included stories about the future of bipartisanship in Washington; businesses' vulnerability to cyberattack; the history of St. Patrick's Day; the trade of New York Giants star Odell Beckham Jr.; a book review; and five music reviews.
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All of which sounds rather clinical, for what is essentially a miracle on tap. To put it in layman's terms, RESPAWN can raise the dead. Not in the drooling zombie manner (that would be Necromancy, and the Boss hates Necromancy), but in the good-as-new, you'd-never-know-it-happened sense. All it requires is a functioning POST to power the teleport, a line-of-sight to the FH or her satellites within 37 seconds, and the fatal injury to leave a body (purely robotic Boardies are not handled directly by standard RESPAWN pods - instead, they use dedicated download systems linked to duplicate bodies).
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The first working Mark 1 RESPAWN nodes were completed several months after the Battle of Mohaborad. While the technology and expertise had existed before then, the impetus to actually begin such an ambitious project was only provided in the vast losses of that battle. It is founded upon a merging of several complex systems, themselves the product (serendipitously) of various personal or group projects by high-ranking Boardies.
Most notably, RESPAWN relies on the Reality Control Array (itself a product of research associated with the so-called Board Instrumentality Project, and with origins in work by Nikolai Tesla) to track individual Boardies, and their lifesigns. The mutability and manipulation of the self-aware soul is a well-known area of metaphyiscs, if one has the proper capabilities, and as soon as a Boardie is registered as deceased, the RCA is deployed (in pick mode) to divert the soul from its normal destination and into the RESPAWN conduit system.
Once within the RESPAWN conduit system (a simplified "addition" to the existing soul transport system, produced as the result of portal research by M-Division), the soul is directed to a free RESPAWN pod. There, it is held in place by another RCA pulse, while molecular spinnerettes spray a carefully chosen mix of organic chemicals (or the equivalent, for non-organic or extremely alien Boardies) into the surrounding area. Nanotech assemblers, and the soul's own morphogenic field (suitably stabilised by the carefully chosen pod geometry) act to create a first approximation copy of the soul's old body within minutes.
This body is capable of walking, talking and otherwise functioning as a normal body of its species, as soon as the soul adjusts to its home. Over the next few days, residual traces of nanoconstructors, as well as the soul's own action, remodel the body towards a perfect copy of the soul's original housing. At the same time, the soul acts on the brain, both restoring memory and integrating itself into the new nervous system. During this process, the RESPAWNee requires almost continuous bedrest, in order to not divert energy and resources away from the healing process.
After 96 hours, the patient is considered to have completed the RESPAWN recuperation period, and is put on a one week course of remedial exercise to finalise his psychosomatic integration. At the end of that period, he is usually at 96% of his peak operational fitness, and ready to be extensively debriefed, and sent out on further field assignments.
The History and Theory of RESPAWN
As every Boardie learns during their basic training and induction, the modern RESPAWN system is the pinnacle of Board magictech engineering. What they are not told is that it was not the first such foray into such concepts.
The interwoven network of "conduits" which transport the souls of the dead to their next destination existed long before RESPAWN was developed to take advantage of it. Board paleometaphysicists have theorised that the system is fundamental to the nature of the local universe itself, and was created at the same time as the rest of the metaphysical fundament underlying reality. Certainly, it is the case that RESPAWN operates as well in Hell as it does in the more mundane parts of the universe. Both Maritza Herself, and the small minority of Boardies with Experience, as it were, have avoided commenting on the similarity of the post-death experience to RESPAWN. Even the most devious questioning techniques that Speculation could think of have failed to produce anything close to even a tiny hint.
The first known attempts to subvert the existing soul transport system to other uses date back to prehistory. Legends speak of a Wizard who gained great knowledge from the "Book of the Dead", and used it to render himself permanently unkillable. Each time his body was killed, his soul would reincarnate in a new body, less than a day later. Eventually, some valiant hero (whose name is lost to us) stole the Wizard's amulet, breaking his power, and ending his life permanently. Unfortunately, even the Board's resources have failed to discover any truth to this story, the remaining records being hundreds of years older than the facts they refer to. The Ancient Boardies, who were alive at the time, all seem to have either been elsewhere at the time, or aren't telling.
Moving into the periods for which we have direct records, the preponderance of myths concerning a hero or god figure who returns from the dead suggests that there is a common origin or principle at work. Further, the alleged ability of other figures to return the recently dead to life is even more suggestive. Of course, any such abilities at manipulating the soul conduit system must, presumably, have been granted by a Higher Power, although Maritza's reply to questioning about this is, predictably, vague and teasing. The Egyptians, certainly, intended their pyramids to channel something into the mummified bodies entombed there, although obviously this was less than successful in the designs which survive to today. During the early 16th Century, Leonardo Da Vinci appears to have been commissioned to develop a technique for restoring men to life, ostensibly for use on the battlefield. All records of this work are found only in certain notebooks held in the Vatican's private collection, and in copies of these available (at Dominion/B security clearance) in the Board's archives. It appears, from the designs, that Leonardo was unsuccessful, primarily due to an imperfect grasp of Theological Field Theory.
In the more modern era, it is known that all of the major governments of the 20th Century have dabbled in the area of resurrection technology. Both the Russians and the Americans pursued organic preservation techniques as a method of preventing a body from decaying while the soul was reintegrated into it. While both governments were extremely successful in this endeavour (the displayed body of Lenin, at least, attesting to this fact), neither has yet managed to gain a full understanding of the soul conduit system, according to Board Speculation reports. In Britain, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn are known to have resurrected many old examples of Egyptian magic, and may have been attempting a more mystical solution to the same problem. Certainly, this may explain the vast number of artifacts "recovered" by the British Museum from their various host countries.
Despite this long history of activity, there is no evidence that any attempts to build a RESPAWN system were successful until the Board's efforts at the dawn of the 21st century. Most members of the Board believe that this is simply because the Board possesses the greatest depth of scientific, engineering and magical experience (and the largest number of borderline sane creatives) in the world. Previous groups failed simply because they didn't have enough knowledge and experience.
However, while it is true that the Mark 1 RESPAWN design is obviously a more refined concept than its predecessors, it is also the case that no-one actually fully understands how it works. Even today, there is a small research unit devoted to trying to develop a complete RESPAWN theory, although many think that this is a hopeless cause. Indeed, there is a strong minority (including some of the originators of RESPAWN theory as it stands) who hold that RESPAWN only works because a certain deity wants it to.


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Good news for your Tarantino fans out there. Actually, I don't know whether to be happy or angry about this. Lionsgate and Miramax are releasing a big Tarantino movie set on bluray on November 20th. It will contain 8 films and two bonus discs. This kind of sucks, because I imagine most of us already own all of these on bluray already individually. Now we have to purchase all of these again. And, why are the 'Kill Bill' films not in one film like we have been promised for years now. I will admit, the artwork is cool from MondoTees, but I can't justify purchasing this, for two extra bonus discs. These look to be the same blurays that we already have. And why did they not wait till next year to release this, so they could include 'Django Unchained'? Official press release below.
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I am just loving these musician documentaries. The first half of the George Harrison doc has been amazing. Looking forward to the second part tonight. And now Harry Belafonte is getting a documentary on his life and career. Most of you might know Belafonte as the guy who sang 'The Banana Boat Song' which features the lyric "DAY-O". It was featured in the film 'Beetle juice'. I'm very excited for this doc as I am a huge fan of Belafonte. I remember watching the making of Michael Jackson's 'We are the World' music video and during the rehearsal, all of the singers and musicians just randomly started singing 'The Banana Boat Song' along with Harry Belafonte himself. It was magical.
VISUAL EFFECTS SOCIETY (VES) ANNOUNCES NOMINEES FOR 9th ANNUAL VES AWARDS!!
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Here are some more award nominations that just came through the wire. This is for the VES or the Visual Effects Society that will be giving awards to the most outstanding achievements in visual effects in TV and Film.
Sorry, It's a Little late today, but still on schedule. There are some AWESOME releases this week. Some that I have been waiting years for. Anyway – as usual – the pics and titles link over to AMAZON – where you can learn more about the film in question – and can purchase the item, which helps give a small donation to help keep this column going. Now – here we go…
Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure Edition (Bluray)
During the Vietnam War, young U.S. Captain Willard is given the assignment to hunt down and kill one of his own: Colonel Kurtz who has apparently gone insane, murdered hundreds of innocent people, and constructed a strange kingdom for himself deep in the jungle. Willard and his crew embark on a surreal river journey to find Kurtz, meeting along the way a Lieutenant- Colonel who likes to watch surfing during live combat, and Playboy bunnies dropped in by helicopter to entertain rowdy troops.
This is one of the best films about war to date. It has an all-star cast including: Robert Duvall, Marlon Brando, Martin Sheen, Dennis Hopper, and Francis Ford Coppola as director. It is loaded with extras. I highly recommend this.
- Interviews
- Featurettes
- Deleted scenes
- Lost scene
- "Destruction of the Kurtz Compound" end credits with audio commentary by Francis Ford Coppola
- "The Hollow Men," video of Marlon Brando reading T.S. Eliot's poem
- The Synthesizer Soundtrack" article by music synthesizer inventor Bob Moog
Exclusive HD Content
- Hearts of Darkness Documentary
- Hearts of Darkness audio commentary with Eleanor and Francis Ford Coppola
- 48-page collectible printed booklet with special note from Francis Ford Coppola, never-before-seen archives from the set, behind the scenes photos and more
- John Milius Script Excerpt with Francis Ford Coppola Notes
- Storyboard Gallery
- Photo Gallery, including images from photographer Mary Ellen Mark
- Marketing Archive
Assault Girls (Bluray)
Now I do not know much about this movie, but the synopsis makes me want to buy this and watch it. Could be a hell of a lot of chix-ploitation fun.
Plot Synopsis: When a video-game company creates an immersive gaming environment where players wage war against gigantic sand-dwelling monsters, three gorgeous gals armed to the teeth (Meisa Kuroki, Hinako Saeki and Rinko Kikuchi) accept the challenge and jump into the virtual desert. But as they blaze their way into the game's higher levels, they face ever-more ferocious foes. Yoshikazu Fujiki also stars in this sci-fi action flick from director Mamoru Oshii.
That just sounds AWESOME. Will be checking this out.
Moulin Rouge (Bluray)
I remember seeing this in the theatre when it was first released and I was in AWE at the set design and all the cool songs that were re-done for this movie. This movie was just so beautiful to watch and I am glad it has finally received the HD treatment. So enter this fantastic world where nothing is forbidden and everything is possible and purchase this movie.
- Introduction by Baz Luhrmann
- A Creative Adventure
- Uncut and Unreleased Footage
- Production Featurettes (The Stars, The Writers, The Dance, The Music, The Design, and The Cutting Room)
- The Making of Moulin Rouge
Exclusive HD Content
- Spectacular, Spectacular Picture-in-Picture Viewing Mode – With audio commentary by Baz Luhrmann, Catherine Martin, Donald M. McAlpine and Craig Pearce, and featuring behind-the-scenes footage and stills
- BD-Live
Night of the Demons (2009 Remake) (Bluray)
This is a remake of the 1980's horror film about a group of college kids who summon a demon at a party and kills everyone. This remake is basically the same thing. A group of kids go to a Halloween party, only to have to face down a group of demons. If you like Demon movies and tons of gore and boobies, then this is a must own. I would also purchase the original movie as well. Just in time for Halloween.
- Writer/director commentary
- Cast and crew interviews
- Behind-the-scenes footage
Predators (Bluray)
A mercenary (Adrien Brody) reluctantly leads a group of elite warriors who come to realize they've been brought together on an alien planet… as prey. With the notable exception of a disgraced physician, they are all cold-blooded killers—mercenaries, Yakuza, convicts, death squad members—human "predators" that are now being systemically hunted and eliminated by a new breed of alien Predators.
I remember anticipating this film and that Robert Rodriguez was a major producer on this. This a re-vamp of the original film which starred Arnold, but instead of a Predator coming to Earth, humans go to the Predator planet. Worth a look and a must have for the fans of the franchise. I still miss VENTURA in his role.
- Commentary by producer Robert Rodriguez and director Nimród Antal
- Motion Comics: "Moments of Extraction" – Robert Rodriguez presents exclusive prequel vignettes voiced by the cast of Predators. Witness the secret adventures that turned our world's most ruthless killers into the ultimate Predator prey (Isabelle, Mombasa, "Crucified")
- De-Cloaking the Invisible: Alien Terrain
Exclusive HD Content
- Additional Motion Comics (Cuchillo, Hanzo, and Noland Intro (part 1)/Noland Ending (part 2))
- Predators as Prey
- The Chosen
- Yuatja Transformed
- Rite of Passage
- Fox Movie Channel presents: Making a Scene
- Nine deleted and extended scenes
- BD-Live: Exclusive Predator Features
- Live Lookup – Powered by IMDB
- Bloodline
- Intelligent Design: The Hunting Camp
Psycho: 50th Anniversary Edition (Bluray)
Alfred Hitchock's masterpiece, "Psycho" finally gets the HD treatment. This is hands down one of the scariest films of all time. They built a ride after this film. This film still scares me and Anthony Perkins is BRILLIANT.
Norman Bates, whose old dark house and adjoining motel are not the place to spend a quiet evening. No one knows that better than Marion Crane (Janet Leigh), the ill-fated traveler whose journey ends in the notorious "shower scene." First a private detective, then Marion's sister (Ver Miles) searches for her, the horror and the suspense mount to a terrifying climax where the mysterious killer is finally revealed.
This is a must own for any collection.
- Audio Commentary
- Documentary
- Featurettes
- Storyboards
- Posters and Lobby Cards
- Theatrical Trailers
- Hitchcock/Truffaut Interviews
- Photo Gallery
Exclusive HD Content
- BD-Live
- My Scenes
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: 35th Anniversary Edition (Bluray)
One of the greatest cult films of all time gets the HD treatment. I remember seeing this film when I was about 10 years old and i was forever warped. Excellent music and young stars such as: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick, and Meatloaf make this film what it is…..AMAZING. They still today all over the country show midnight screenings of this film with audience participation where you can throw stuff at the screen and see actors act out the movie live in front of the screen in synch with the film. Love this film.
'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' is an "erotic nightmare beyond any measure." Relive Richard O'Brien's sinfully twisted salute to horror, sci-fi, B-movies and rock music – A "sensual daydream to treasure forever" – starring Tim Curry (in his classic gender-bending performance), Barry Bostwick, and Oscar®-winner Susan Sarandon. Do the "Time Warp" and sing "Hot Patootie" with Meatloaf again…and again…and again. Pull up a slab and let the madness begin!
- Audio Commentary by Richard O'Brien and Patricia Quinn
- Deleted Musical Scenes and Outtakes
- Alternate Credit Ending and Misprint Ending
- Rocky Horror Double Feature Video Show
- Beacon Theater, New York City "Time Warp" Music Video
Exclusive HD Content
- Rocky-oke: Sing It!
- Don't Dream It, Be It: The Search for the 35th Anniversary Shadowcast, Part I
- An-tic-i-pation: The Search for the 35th Anniversary Shadowcast, Part II
- Mick Rock (A Photographer)
- Mick Rock's Picture Show (A Gallery)
- Pressbook and Poster Gallery
- The Midnight Experience: The Late Night, Double Feature, Picture-in-Picture Show, Vintage Callback Track (Unrated), Prop Box, Trivia Track
- BD-Live
Seven Samurai: Criterion Collection (Bluray)
One of the greatest films of all time by Akira Kurosawa is about a Japanese farming village, constantly besieged and pillaged by an army of bandits, recruits seven independent samurai to defend it. This is phenomenal and am very happy to purchase this title AGAIN to get it on BLURAY. A MUST OWN.
- My Life in Cinema, a two-hour video conversation between Akira Kurosawa and Nagisa Oshima produced by the Directors Guild of Japan
- Audio commentary with Film scholars David Desser, Joan Mellen, Stephen Prince, Tony Rayns, and Donald Richie
- Seven Samurai: Origins and Influences, a new documentary looking at the samurai traditions and films that impacted Kurosawa's masterpiece
- Audio commentary with Japanese film expert Michael Jeck
- Theatrical trailers and teaser
- A 50-minute documentary on the making of Seven Samurai, part of the Toho Masterworks series Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create
- Gallery of rare posters and behind-the scenes and production stills
- My Life in Cinema, a two-hour video conversation between Akira Kurosawa and Nagisa Oshima produced by the Directors Guild of Japan
- A booklet featuring essays by Peter Cowie, Philip Kemp, Peggy Chiao, Alain Silver, Kenneth Turan, Stuart Galbraith, Arthur Penn, and Sidney Lumet and an interview with Toshiro Mifune
- Seven Samurai: Origins and Influences, a new documentary looking at the samurai traditions and films that impacted Kurosawa's masterpiece
- Theatrical trailers and teaser
- Gallery of rare posters and behind-the scenes and production stills
- A booklet featuring essays by Peter Cowie, Philip Kemp, Peggy Chiao, Alain Silver, Kenneth Turan, Stuart Galbraith, Arthur Penn, and Sidney Lumet and an interview with Toshiro Mifune
That's about it for this week. Stay tuned for next week for tons of new releases.


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HSBC Holdings plc (the "Company") announces that it has purchased for cancellation the following number of its ordinary shares of US$0.50 each on the London Stock Exchange from Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc ("Morgan Stanley") as part of its buy-back announced on 6 August 2019.
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Following the cancellation of the repurchased shares, the Company will have 20,493,180,533 ordinary shares in issue, including 325,273,407 ordinary shares which are held in treasury. Therefore the total voting rights in the Company will be 20,167,907,126. This figure for the total number of voting rights may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, the Company under the Financial Conduct Authority's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
In accordance with Article 5(1)(b) of the Market Abuse Regulation (EU) No 596/2014, a full breakdown of the individual trades is attached to this announcement.
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Wednesday 5 February to Friday 14 February 2020
Join us for a tour of mountains, Alpine scenery and the World Famous UNESCO 'Rhaetian Railway' on this popular winter holiday. What better way to see the wonderful snow-capped Swiss scenery than from the train!
Taiwan Rail Adventure
Friday 14 February to Saturday 29 February 2020
Taiwan is a relatively unexplored treasure offering breathtaking scenery, fascinating history and exotic cultures. We include rail journeys along scenic coastlines, historical branch lines, private charters at former Sugar Mills and chartered steam on the famous Alishan Forest Railway. As well as lots of rail content, this tour itinerary also includes some extensive sightseeing tours around Taipei, Tainan and Kaohsiung City.
Indian Hill Railways
Sunday 16 February to Friday 6 March 2020
Our successful annual tour to India which includes the three most exceptional railways that served the former British Hill Stations. Engineering excellence, fierce gradients and stunning scenery make for a memorable tour.
Vietnam, Cambodia & the Mekong Delta
Saturday 29 February to Thursday 19 March 2020
An exciting rail tour to South East Asia. We have combined the exotic destinations of Vietnam and Cambodia with their iconic cultural sites, ancient history and renowned hospitality. This is a truly wonderful tour that takes in five UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Mallorca Narrow Gauge
Monday 30 March to Saturday 4 April 2020
From golden beaches in the south to rugged mountains in the north, this island is full of surprises as we explore using the rail network. It is a wonderful way to see this beautiful island as it diverts from the usual tourist trail, giving you a real taste of Mallorca.
Poland: Steam, Trams & History
Wednesday 1 April to Wednesday 15 April 2020
By rail to Poland for an unforgettable 4-day steam hauled tour with the Wolsztyn Experience to Szczecin. Ride on Warsaw's trams, visit its railway museums and take a 1-day tour from Krakow to Auschwitz and the Wieliczka Salt Mines.
Dresden Steam Festival
Wednesday 15 April to Wednesday 22 April 2020
Our tour to Dresden for the Steam Festival has become an annual favourite. Enjoy lots of steam content over the 12th Festival weekend before experiencing return trips on both the Weisseritztalbahn and Loessnitzgrundbahn. We also include a day trip up the Elbe on a historic paddle steamer.
Uzbekistan and the Silk Road
Friday 17 April to Tuesday 28 April 2020
Silks, spices and the story of Tamerlane's conquests combine with some of the most beautiful cities in Central Asia. This unique tour affords an in-depth look into the history and culture of one of the smallest of the former USSR republics and is accompanied by both a Ffestiniog Travel tour leader and an experienced local guide.
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Thursday 23 April to Monday 4 May 2020
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