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In response to an appeal from the Gender Critical Action Centre about the use of false suicide statistics in relation to transgenderism issues, I've emailed The Guardian and the Observer, with copies to other news outlets, using a suggested script. However, I added some of my personal thoughts about the lack of journalistic scrutiny of the issue. This was the first part...
Dear Editors of the Guardian and the Observer,
You have an ethical obligation to cover suicide in a way that doesn't cause harm. More than 50 research studies worldwide have found that certain types of news coverage can increase the likelihood of suicide in vulnerable individuals. The magnitude of the increase is related to the amount, duration and prominence of coverage. Yet The Guardian and The Observer have repeatedly transgressed these ethical journalistic standards when reporting on "transgender" suicide over the past few years.
Further, with sensational titles such as...
Nearly half of young transgender people have attempted suicide
Almost half of trans pupils in UK have attempted suicide, and
Too many of us young trans people are crying out for help. Will you listen?
... The Guardian and the Observer violate another tenet of the journalistic guidelines for suicide, which state that risk of additional suicides increases when the story explicitly describes the suicide method, use dramatic/graphic headlines or images, or sensationalises or glamorises a death by means of repeated/extensive coverage. If violating journalistic standards were not bad enough, the Guardian and the Observer. along with other media, are guilty of an even greater ethical transgression by reporting skewed statistics to sensationalise transgender suicide coverage. The 41% Trans suicide attempt rate is a tale of flawed data and lazy journalism. And yet these statistics are used to terrorise and blame "non-affirming" parents and teachers for "transgender"suicide.
These violations of journalistic integrity matter a lot. Though suicide is not a communicable disease, there is a strong body of evidence that it is still contagious. The evidence suggests that suicide outbreaks and clusters are real phenomena; one death can set off others. Parents are reporting cases of children declaring rapid onset gender dysphoria (ROGD) along with a transgender status in clusters with their peers. It is also increasingly common for gender dysphoric adolescents and mental health professionals to claim that transition is necessary to prevent suicide. This is creating devastating results for families who often feel they have no choice but to set their children on a course of life long medical treatment.
I am very concerned about the misuse of data and the potentially catastrophic results from journalists not adhering to the journalistic standards of integrity when covering suicide and would like you to address this.
The rest of this email wasn't copied from the action centre, but are my thoughts, or some of them.
I'm also very concerned about the amount of uncritical reporting of transgenderism, with little or no attempt being made to scrutinise the phenomenon or its origins, or the unquestioning acceptance of the claims of trans people by governments at all levels, or corporate bodies. Transgenderism is a mental disorder, not an innate characteristic like homosexuality, though the reasons for claiming to be transgender vary; there are more than one. It would be good to read or hear some good investigative journalism about a subject that most newspapers seem to avoid for fear, perhaps, of upsetting the small minority of transgender activists who can make a big fuss about any suggestion that they need help, but not necessarily the sort they want. For a substantial number of transgender people, Gender Dysphoria Disorder is a type of personality disorder similar to Body Dysphoria Disorder and Anorexia. The word "gender" is being consistently misused as synonymous with sex, but means something completely different. There is no credible scientific evidence for the claim that some people are "born in the wrong body" or have something wrong with their brain, and it is scientifically impossible to change your sex. How you express yourself, your femininity or masculinity, depends on your independence, or lack of the same (since one set of stereotypes is rejected in favour of another), your creativity, upbringing, culture, interests, etc. In other words, your personality. Young children whose behaviour is non-conformist (quiet gentle boys or boisterous active girls) are being too easily labelled transgender, when they're simply being themselves. There are no transgender children and no reasons to inflict any "treatment" on them, such as puberty blockers and hormones. They're fine as they are.
I'm 74, but if transgenderism had been a thing when I was young my parents might have been advised to have me sent to a gender clinic, if there'd been such things, as my appearance was androgynous and my interests and activities were unladylike. By the '60s, as an art student, it was more or less compulsory to be unconventional.
With the current consultation about a proposed amendment to the Gender Recognition Act in mind, there isn't a better time to scrutinise the claims being made about transgenderism and the potential consequences of making self-ID legal in the UK.
Margaret Nelson
(Supporter 495018)
Before I was fully aware of the transgender issue, I wrote about the suicide of Leela Alcorn, a transgender teenager in the US, who committed suicide by walking into traffic. At that time I was more concerned about the unfortunate person who killed her when she walked in front of his tractor. Leela was a male to female trans person. Men tend to choose more violent ways to kill themselves that women do. I've conducted funerals for men who've hung themselves, leaving their loved ones to discover them; an image that will stay with them forever.


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Something that is obvious, and useful, but easy. can learn the 2 times table by missing out every other counting number (missing out the odd numbers) ie. every other number is divisible by 2. Or to.
They're not easy—a correct solution to any one results in a. In practice, however, we master it through long hours spent rote-learning multiplication tables—perhaps not among our favourite primary.
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Math was easy for him. He is. YouTube to figure out what in the hell a "lattice" multiplication table is. (I did find a video, by the way, that was quite helpful.) I totally get that learning.
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- Google opens Chrome app store to developers
The Register has more details on a move from Google that has been puzzling me. From their description, what "installing" a web app in Chrome will do is allow a traditional web application to customize Chrome's, er, chrome with its own icon and such as well as getting some higher privileges to access the browser's resources. I suppose the security implications aren't very different from other kinds of add ons, many of which already integrate with web services. I do wonder if the lower barrier to entry than a proper extension might make auditing for securing harder just because of increased volume.
- Java based Flash player
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feeds | grep links > Still More on P and NP, Google Responds to Oracle's Java Suit, Touch is Coming to Ubuntu, and More
- Eight signs a claimed P != NP proof is wrong
- P vs. NP for dummies
I don't always follow Scott Aaronson's explanations of quantum computation and classical mathematics and computer science but not for want of clarity and accessibility in his posts. If you've been swimming in deep water following the proposed P != NP proof, his lay explanation of the underlying concepts and problem are required reading.
- World's first voice call with a free GSM stack
The project in question, OsmocomBB, not surprisingly has been targeting the now defunct OpenMoko phone as well as a limited number of Motorola phones. Slashdot links to a mailing list message marking this critical milestone. The cellularl modems have been a pretty consistent holdout even for phones, like those under the OpenMoko project, designed to be as open as possible.
- Google responds to Oracle's Java lawsuit
As the H describes it, there isn't much to their comments other than accusing the claims of being baseless and promising to "strongly defend open-source standards". The H quotes some of the other responses to the suit from around the web, including James Gosling, one of Java's inventors, and outspoken software patent critic, Florian Mueller.
- Google chief suggests future norms may include name change privilege on reach adulthood
- Linux distribution Debian turns 17
- Next Ubuntu to include software stack for touch, gesture interfaces
- Tab Candy to become standard feature in Firefox
I had already just assumed this would be the case, but Wired's WebMonkey confirms it. Chris Blizzard tweeted just the other day that both Tab Candy and Sync, formerly an extension but already on the road map for conversion to a proper feature, had landed in the nightly builds. We may see both show up as soon as the next beta. I intentionally don't use a lot of tabs in Firefox, I think having a lot open is a symptom of poor focus. I may have to re-think that view after some time with this new way to organize tabs, even saving groups of them for later work or switching between groups to pursue different tasks.
Oracle Sues Google for Infringing Java Patents with Android
As Eric Bangeman at Ars Technica explains, there isn't much detail about Oracle's complaints beyond a press release posted earlier today. Bangeman speculates that Sun's hostility when it still owned the IP underlying Java towards an Apache attempt for an open re-implementation may be the earlier trajectory leading to this announced suit.
The questions that arise in my mind stem from Sun's efforts before it was gobbled up by the database giant to free Java. Only seven patents are mentioned by Oracle which may be reasonable, that all others are off limits via patent grants or similar arrangement. Dana Blankenhorn at ZDNet's Open Source blog confirms this and more broadly argues that participation by both companies in patent defense pools should in theory forestall such a suit.
All the same, Java specifically has a touchy history with third party implementations, most notoriously when Microsoft released an altered version back in the nineties but still labeled it as "Java". That same spirit may animate this instance as Oracle very clearly calls Google out for intentional infringement, using the words knowingly and willingly. I read that as a signal that they would have been receptive to a license deal bearing stipulations for appropriate brand marks or that they may yet be open to settlement for a piece of the lucrative Android pie.
It is understandable that Oracle would be protective of one of the highest profile elements of its acquisition but targeting Google seems downright foolish. They are no slouches in these sorts of actions, employing some wickedly smart lawerly and policy folks. If push comes to shove, Google could undoubtedly shift away from anything resembling Java to the detriment of Oracle and the wider community of developers who use Java.
Even if this threat goes nowhere, damage has already been done. Oracle is sending a clear signal that the engineering and curation of Java is nowhere near as important as the money making potential of its IP. That may not have been their intent but that is how many who would otherwise support Java are going to read this story. It is really quite hard to read it otherwise, especially considering the near simultaneous news that Oracle is effectively killing OpenSolaris.
Oracle sues Google over use of Java in Android, Ars Technica
Oracle-Google suit challenges open source establishment, Open Source at ZDNet
The Future of OpenSolaris Revealed, Slashdot
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- Pirate Party will run The Pirate Bay from Swedish parliament
As Ben Jones on TorrentFreak explains, this sounds like a natural evolution for the public action aspect of the site. The fact that the site is one of the most popular and best places to locate torrents for all kinds of media has almost been a side effect of the primary goal of sparking discussion. This definitely moves that to a whole other level.
- Futures for SF writers that are not the Singularity
Rudy Rucker has been increasingly skeptical of the Singularity though not necessarily foregoing interesting possibilities for the future of cognition and computing. I am increasingly convinced the Singularity operates solely as a metaphor, not as any kind of realistic prediction. Cory at Boing Boing links to a Futurismic post contemplating and suggesting other rich futures for writers to explore that don't invoke the Singularity.
- Facebook adds facial recognition
As Mike Melanson at RWW explains, it isn't for specific faces but merely that any faces exist within posted photos. I have to wonder if the limitation is essential, some inherent bound, or intentional given the recent privacy scrutiny. Compare with efforts of other photo sharing services that are competing with the specific facial recognition recently included by Apple in its entry level photo management software.
- Using Bespin, in a bookmarklet, to edit almost any text on the web
Via Hacker News.
- Knuth announces successor to TeX
- Obama announces broadband grants to spur jobs
- BitTorrent only show achieves considerable success
- OpenOffice replaces Java media handling with GStreamer
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- Skype releases an SDK, it may be open
Ryan Paul has the details at Ars. The beta for using the SDK is closed at the moment so I am guessing speculation about the SDK being open in some way has to do with it only being available on Linux. Nothing on the Skype site for the SDK mentions an open license. What I do find interesting, and prodded me to finally remark on this is that the SILK codec is available royalty free. I count myself among many who stick with Skype, despite it being proprietary, for the very high audio quality SILK provides.
- New release of Eclipse IDE and associated tools
I stopped using Eclipse a few weeks back because I was getting bogged down by its idiotic insistence on continually re-compiling my project. I suspect this is very peculiar to a large Java project using Maven, not to Eclipse itself. As Ryan Paul explains at Ars, this latest, on-time release developers more tools, for more languages and targets, increasing Eclipse's scope as well as its features.
- Mozilla committed to web standards over native code
This Register piece actually ranges over much of the plans for the forthcoming releases of Firefox's browser, not just the rational for not embracing native code and plugins the way Google has with Chrome. This is one of the reasons I am still a devoted Firefox user, despite claims it is bloaty or that it is being out innovated by Chrome. Mozilla strives harder to make a contribution of greater value to everyone on the web, not just their own browser, users or services.
- iOS 4 jail broken
Sarah Perez has the details at RWW. The break works in 3G phones and 2nd generation Touches. It will be interesting to see if this helps prove out the rumor that over-the-air updates in iOS 4 are designed to detected and disable service on jail broken devices. I am also interested in seeing how fast the mod community can mow down the new hardware, the iPhone 4. I don't expect it to take long, once hackers can actually lay hands on the devices.
- More research into implications of stronger copyright on digital content
- More ideas, details on Google's dedication to speeding up the web
- Twitter gets warning, settles with FTC over last year's data breaches
- Latest IE9 preview makes strides in performance, comaptibility
VMKit: JVM and .Net on LLVM
Via Hacker News, VMKit is a demonstration of the LL (Low Level) nature of the LLVM project. Rightly or wrongly, I tend to think of the relationship between certain high level languages and LLVM like the one between certain lower level, compiled languages and GCC. In the effort to generalize and optimize across languages, some interesting features and capabilities arise that might not have with language specific VMs and compilers.
(My characterization, even after just a few minutes perusing the LLVM web site, is not entirely fair as it can also be used for static compilation. This doesn't affect my point, below.)
VMKit is a research project at present. It is some way from being a drop in replacement for either the JVM or .Net's CLI. Even with that caveat, the project seems to have made some considerable progress, noting that on the Java side it is quite capable of running some non-trivial projects like Tomcat and Eclipse.
VMKit in a way shows how LLVM can run circles around the JVM and .Net. Both of the latter two have projects for running languages other than the ones for which they were originally created. Looking at the projects based on LLVM and the sort of advanced research that makes use of it, VMKit's choice of LLVM seems highly appropriate to me.
I tend to think that language choice is much more driven by developer preference than any objective difference. LLVM and VMKit make me wonder if the future of programming might see the objective differences genuinely fade away. I like the idea of optimization being targeted at LLVM well below the concern of popular languages while those same languages all enjoy the mutual benefit. I suspect there are still enough legitimate differences that this idealized common platform may never be completely practical. It would merely be nice to end at least one class of hacker religious wars by pointing out everything ultimately runs off the same low level code.
Quick Security Alerts for Week Ending 4/18/2010
- Copyright violation ransomware in the wild
- Another VM based secure OS receives NSF funding
- Dubious benefit of some conventional security wisdom
- Privacy preserving algorithm for databases of personal info
- Apache.org passwords compromised
- How to exploit NULL pointers
- Adobe, MS push security updates
- Attacks exploit unpatched Adobe applications
- Unpatched Java exploit in the wild
- Java patch for latest exploit
- Apple fixes pwn2own flaw in Safari
- Executable PDF exploited by Zeus malware
- New OSX malware variant spotted
Gosling Leaves Oracle
As this Register piece notes, the departure of the creator of Java is hardly surprising given the cultural differences between Sun and Oracle. Gosling was conspicuously tight lipped about his exit, admitting that anything he said would do more harm than good. That alone seems to do harm to Oracle's stance post acquisition of Sun, in particular with regards to Java. It isn't hard to imagine what internal goings on were so troublesome for Gosling that he'd feel compelled to depart and constrained from speaking about it for fear of harms.
I expect that Java will keep moving the way it has, through a bureaucracy laden steering process. I think the days where any single voice had much effect on the trajectory of the language and the platform are long gone, even from such a bright luminary as Gosling. Still, it is a bit saddening to contemplate the closing of the chapter where Gosling was directly involved with the language as an employee of its corporate benefactor.
He didn't say where he was going next or what he'd be up to. I hope he shares, soon, as I am sure it will be something worth following.
Quick Security Alerts for Week Ending 4/11/2010
- Foiling a chain lock with a rubber band
- Security updates for Foxit, Quicktime/iTunes
- No JavaScript needed for new Adobe exploits
- Real dangers of PDF executable trickery
- Removing the RSA 1204 v3 certificate from Firefox
- Silent updater for PDF, critical patch coming from Adobe next week
- Serious Java flaw enables web based attack
- Widespread attack on WordPress blogs
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The feature this week is a monologue on Java, the Gray Lady. In it, I mention COM, specifically criticisms against it. I also mention a timely piece by Neil McAllister and the Zen of Python.
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Theresa Buckland is Professor of Dance History and Ethnography. Her main roles in the Department are supervision of PhD students and teaching on the MA Dance Anthropology and MA Dance, Philosophy and History.
Professor Buckland has edited two books: Dance in the Field: Theory, Methods and Issues in Dance Ethnography (Macmillan, 1999) the first dedicated international publication on ethnographic research in dance and Dancing from Past to Present: Nation, Culture, Identities (University of Wisconsin Press, 2006). She has published numerous research articles on popular and social dance and on dance as cultural memory.
Her monograph Society Dancing: Fashionable Bodies in England, 1870-1920 (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011) charts the changes in social dancing from the late Victorian period to the beginnings of modern English ballroom dancing. The book raises issues of movement socialisation, class and gender, national identity, self-expression and cultural leadership that resonate across the wider dance culture of modern Britain.
She has examined thirty doctorates in Dance and supervised fifteen to successful completion in the subject. Professor Buckland welcomes inquiries for doctoral supervision, in particular, in dance history (especially nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century British) and in folk dance.
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Current writing includes early English modern ballroom dancing, moves towards establishing a discipline of dance in Victorian Britain, an evaluation of recent directions in inter-relations between history and ethnography of dance, and an article (co-authored) on the ballet choreographer and dancer James Harvey D'Egville.
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If you dream of a quiet and sunny holiday in the South of France, discover the Mas Cauvy. From the top of a hill, the Mas Cauvy overlooks the surrounding hills and valleys and offers a magnificent panorama on the chains of the southern Cevennes. The campsite is a favorite with children who enjoy the space, games and pool. The Mas Cauvy is also a haven of peace and quietness for the parents : a genuine countryside paradise with a friendly atmosphere! Ideally located between Ales and Anduze in the Gard region, the gateway to the Cevennes, the Mas Cauvy is also of easy access to many famous touristic sites such as the Pont du Gard and the Bambouseraie of Prafrance. >>
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1. Introduction
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Web developers and design systems developers often use functions to design components. With the increasing usage of design systems that support multiple platforms, and increased capability of Dark Mode in UI, this becomes even more useful to not need to manually set color, and to instead have a single source from which layouts are calculated.
Currently Sass, calc() on HSL values, or PostCSS is used to do this. Preprocessors are unable to work on dynamically adjusted colors, and all current solutions are restricted to the sRGB gamut and to the perceptual limitations of HSL.
This module adds three functions: color-mix, color-contrast and a way to modify existing colors.
there are two proposals for color modification. The CSS WG expects that the best aspects of each will be chosen to produce a single eventual solution. <https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/3187>
2. Mixing colors: the color-mix function
This function takes two <color> specifications and returns the result of mixing them, in a given colorspace, by a specified amount.
Unless otherwise specified, the mixing is done in the lch() colorspace.
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color-mix() = color-mix( <color> <color> [ <number> | <percentage> | [ <color-function> <colorspace>? ]?] )
mix-color(red, yellow, lightness(30%));
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sRGB red (#F00) is lch(54.2917 106.8390 40.8526)
sRGB yellow (#FF0) is lch(97.6071 94.7077 99.5746)
mix lightness is 54.2917 * 0.3 + 97.6071 * 0.7 = 84.6125
mixed result is lch(84.6125 106.8390 40.8526)
which is a very light red (and outside the gamut of sRGB: rgb(140.4967% 51.2654% 32.6891%))
Instead of a list of color functions, a plain number or percentage can be specified, which applies to all color channels.
Note: interpolating on hue and chroma keeps the intermediate colors as saturated as the endpoint colors.
mix-color(red, yellow, 65%);
The calculation is as follows:
sRGB red (#F00) is lch(54.2917 106.8390 40.8526)
sRGB yellow (#FF0) is lch(97.6071 94.7077 99.5746)
mix lightness is 54.2917 * 0.65 + 97.6071 * 0.35 = 69.4521
mix chroma is 106.83 * 0.65 + 94.7077 * 0.35 = 102.5872
mix hue is 40.8526 * 0.65 + 99.5746 * 0.35 = 61.4053
mixed result is lch(69.4521 102.5872 61.4053)
which is a red-orange: rgb(75.3600% 65.6304% 16.9796%)
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All-inclusive Workshop "Cypress Swamps Adventure"
November 8 - 17 of 2019.
Payment schedule and cancellation policy:
The full tuition for the workshop is $2700
A non-refundable deposit of $750 is required to reserve a space in this workshop.
The final balance of $1950 is due by October 8, 2019. Full tuition is due at this time, and there will be no refunds on the full amount owed if you cancel after the final payment. However, if we find another client to fill your space, you will receive a full refund, minus your non-refundable deposit.
If we will cancel this workshop - you will get a full refund.
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- Double occupancy room* in a hotel in Savannah, GA;
- Double occupancy room* in a forest lodges at our first lake;
- Double occupancy room* in a hotel in Lake City Area, FL;
- Camping tents;
- Transportation;
- Rent of a canoe for 2 persons (so you will ride it with another participant) and some help in their using. You can upgrade it to single ride (canoe or kayak) for an additional cost;
- Canoe shuttle service;
- Expert instructions and guidance to a wonderful variety of locations, In-field instruction on capture technique (composition, compensating for high dynamic range, focus stacking, creating effective sun-stars, night photography, light painting and much more);
- In-field recommendation on your photo gear;
- An incredible, unforgettable experience, full of adventure with amazing people and loads of great photos!!!
* You can upgrade your lodging to a single occupancy - just send this inquiry before you will book the workshop.
What is NOT included:
- Meals and snacks;
- Medical Insurance & Incidental Costs;
- Camping sleeping pads, sleeping bags and pillows*;
- Camping towel*;
- Other camping supplies (dishes, silverware, toiletries, etc.)*;
- Air fare to Savannah, GA;
- Air Fare from Miami/Fort Lauderdale;
- Lodging in Miami on our last day of the workshop;
- Travel passports, visas, and other travel documents;
- Alcoholic beverages.
*You can buy all your camping stuff in any Walmart in Savannah. You don't need to buy something special to carry it in a backpack. The simplest, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, towel would cost you total not more than $40-50.


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Have you presented a few musical programs with your students in the past, and are considering doing something "a bit more involved?" Consider trying a junior musical! There are several series of shows available:
- Broadway Junior and KIDS Collection from Music Theatre International
- Getting to Know (G2K) Collection from Rodgers & Hammerstein
- Young @ Part Series from Theatrical Rights Worldwide
These shows are created with the younger performer (grades K-9) in mind. These companies have adapted the music so that it is appropriate for developing voices. The shows have kid-friendly scripts, and basically includes everything you need to produce your show – all in one box! Plus, they're affordable. Read on for the Top 10 Reasons why we feel you should consider a Junior Musical for your group this coming year:
10 – Your students already know the stories.
There are a variety of musicals to choose from, including:
- Disney shows (Aladdin, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Peter Pan, Pinocchio, 101 Dalmatians, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, the Jungle Book, Winnie the Pooh and others)
- Classic Musicals (Annie, The Music Man, Fiddler on the Roof, The King and I, Oklahoma, The Sound of Music and others)
- Contemporary Musicals (Elf the Musical, Into the Woods, Legally Blonde, Madagascar, Seussical, The Addams Family, Spamalot, and others).
….and many more! Visit westmusic.com/juniormusicals to see the complete offerings.
9 – There are shows designed for elementary students or for middle school students.
Most of these productions are approximately 60 minutes long and designed for students in late elementary through middle school. However, MTI's KIDS Collection shows are only about 30 minutes long, and are created especially for elementary students. NOTE: The contracts for these shows do not allow students older than 9th grade to participate. So make sure you keep that in mind. If you want to include older students, you'll need to rent the "real" show and go through the larger rental / royalties process.
8 – Shows are expandable to include as many students as you'd like.
Most of these junior musical shows have a core cast. Additionally they include a chorus and/or extras to include as many students as possible. The chorus students need to sing, but often parts are available with just speaking, or no speaking or singing at all. This gives an opportunity for students to just being present in the show. This is sometimes the best way to get a student "hooked!"
7 – The Production Guide walks you through everything you will need for sets, costumes, auditions, rehearsals, and more!
Each of these shows comes with a Production Guide that gives you all the information required to produce the show. This is separate from the Piano/Vocal Score. Even if you're a first-time show director, this Guide "holds your hand" and make sure you don't forget anything.
6 – You'll have a 1-year license to perform the musical as many times as you would like within that window.
You don't have to decide on your dates when you buy the musical! This gives you the flexibility to pick a show over the summer and start exploring the materials, and then choose a performance date when you're back in the fall – or whenever it fits for you!
5 – Songs are easy to learn with the Guide Vocal / Performance CD.
You are often allowed to create rehearsal CDs for your students from the enclosed junior musical CD. There are options to order them as an add-on if you don't have time to do the extra work. Therefore students can take the show with them and practice wherever they are!
4 – Choreography is included.
There is a Choreography DVD included with each junior musical show that will teach the choreography to the students. You don't have to bring in a separate person to teach the movement (if that's not your thing)! And the dancing is not complicated! Here are a few excerpts to demonstrate:
3 – There is no pit orchestra.
There is a performance/accompaniment CD that comes in the junior musical pack. You will use this as your accompaniment (unless you just want to use piano – but the recordings are top-notch!).
2 – These shows are affordable.
The KIDS Collection shows run from $395 – $645, Broadway Junior shows are $550 – $795, Getting to Know shows are $500 – $650, and Young@Part shows are $625 – all depending on which show you pick. When you think about what all those resources are worth, and the one-year license, it's really reasonable!
You can also preview a junior musical show before you buy it. Each show offers a sampler or perusal pack that comes with a CD containing all the songs in the show plus a student script so you can see how it all fits together, and if it will work for your students. These junior musical samplers range from $9.99 – $19.95 depending on the show. These are available from West Music at any time from our Junior Musicals page.
1 – It's easy to order.
Everything comes in one box! To order a Showkit (Broadway Junior and KIDS), Production Pack (G2K), or Showbox (Young@Part), simply call our 1-800 number (1-800-397-9378) and we'll take your order. We'll need to get your email and phone # as well. We send the order to Hal Leonard Corporation (they distribute the products and process the licenses), and they will send you an email with your license agreement. Sign the agreement and email it back to them, and they will ship out your box! It's a simple process, and Hal Leonard has been a great partner to work with. If you find that you need additional components (more singer books, CDs, or piano/vocal scores, etc..), you can order those as well (for an additional fee). See below to see what comes in each box – depending on the series*:
- Broadway Junior – Showkit includes: 1 Director's Script, 1 Piano/Vocal Score, 30 Student Scripts, 1 Production Handbook, 2 Performance/Accompaniment CDs, 1 Choreography DVD, 1 Cross-curricular Activities & Enrichment brochure, and 30 Family Matters booklets
- KIDS Collection – Showkit includes: 1 Director's Script, 1 Piano/Vocal Score, 1 Rehearsal/Accompaniment CD, 1 Choreography DVD, 30 Student Scripts, and 30 Family Matters booklets
- Getting to Know – Production Pack includes: 1 Production Guide (with 1 Perf/Accomp CD, 1 Choreography DVD, and 1 Media Resources Disc), 1 Piano/Vocal Score, and 30 Student Scripts (also includes an Instant Digital Download if you don't want to wait for the box to arrive)
- Young&Part – Showbox contains: 1 Director's Script, 2 Piano/Vocal Scores, 1 Guide Vocals CD, 1 Performance Tracks CD, 30 Cast Script/Vocal Books, and 1 Logo Pack CD.
*some shows may have additional components, but this is the minimum each box will contain. See specific show pages for details.
Have we convinced you yet?
If you need more information about junior musicals, visit our website at westmusic.com/juniormusicals, and read more about the individual shows and our FAQ's from our customers. We'd also be happy to suggest some shows for you to preview – just let us know! If you're ready to "take the plunge" into the world of musicals, we're here to help!
If you have already performed one of these junior musicals we'd love to hear from you in the comments below. Let us know what your experience was like, and what "tips and tricks" you may have learned that could help others who want to perform the same show. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Andrea Pelloquin is the Education Consultant specializing in print materials, recorders, Nuvo instruments, and puppets at West Music. She is a former public school music teacher and has spent the last 15 years in the world of music publishing and retail. She has also maintained a private flute and piano studio for over 20 years. She welcomes suggestions and recommendations from our community of teachers.


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This one day Level 1 health and Safety related course is required for those who need to apply for a CSCS Blue card or a LISS card. Certification is through BALI (British Association of Landscape Industries).
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Education Secretary, Damian Hinds has confirmed that first aid and CPR will be added to the school curriculum as part of the Department for Education's (DfE) plan to strengthen teaching of health, sex and relationships education in England from 2020. To help schools with this we can offer a short workshops to teach students CPR and basic first aid in a relaxed and safe environment.
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text: Last updated: 07 December 2018 Navigating Brexit: Chair of Council's speech Good morning, I am Chaand Nagpaul, Chair of the British Medical Association which represents over 150,000 doctors across the UK. I'd like to warmly welcome all of you to BMA House and to today's event on an issue which represents the most serious challenge to face our health service to date this century. We have delegates who work in the NHS, other trade unions and leading thinktanks, as well as an array of expert speakers. As doctors, we have an ingrained duty of care and we adhere to the maxim of "do no harm". This means we have a professional responsibility to raise concerns when we believe there will be detriment to patient care. For this reason, we must as doctors speak out when necessary and this is why the BMA and BMJ are today holding this event on behalf of the medical profession. Because we believe that Brexit will be harmful to patients, to NHS staff and to the NHS as a whole. We're not being alarmist nor are we seeking to comment on wider political arguments about leaving the EU – rather, we are speaking as doctors deeply fearful that Brexit will further prevent us from providing the care our patients need and deserve. The NHS as it stands Our starting position is already precarious. We are underfunded – the UK spends £20 to 30 billion less per year on its health service than leading EU nations such as France and Sweden. We are under-bedded – a third of what they have in France, a quarter of Germany. And we are under-doctored by tens of thousands– with one doctor for every 360 people, compared to an EU average of one per 288. A recent major BMA survey of nearly 8,000 doctors found that 97 per cent said that the quality and safety of patient care is undermined by this lack of funding, and that 95 per cent are fearful of making mistakes largely because of a lack of staff and capacity. Trolley waits have gone up seven-fold in seven years with 200,000 more patients waiting more than 4 hours than in 2011. And these waits were worse last summer than in five of the previous eight winters. Demonstrating that the NHS is now facing a year-round crisis. Brexit affect on the health workforce And the evidence shows that each of these pressures will be worse after Brexit. Only this week, an analysis by the Nuffield Trust has shown that Brexit could add £2.3 billion in increased costs to the NHS – further draining our health service of the basic resources required to provide safe care, and wiping out the proposed increased investment announced in the Prime Minister's Long Term Plan. On workforce, we know that doctors and nurses will leave the UK in order to work elsewhere, in an environment in which staff shortages have already pushed the NHS to the brink. If the potential for Brexit to exacerbate the challenges facing our NHS wasn't already apparent, then hot off the press are the results of the BMA's latest survey of EU doctors working in the UK, who make up almost 10 per cent of the NHS's medical workforce. This survey, which we have published today, leaves little room for doubt and serves as a further wake up call: Over a third of EU doctors working in the UK told us that they are considering leaving the UK Over a quarter of those individuals said they had gone so far so as to make plans to relocate When asked what had prompted this decision, they cited not just Britain's decision to leave the EU but a sense of uncertainty regarding the future and negative attitudes towards EU workers. It's clear that the government should be doing everything in their power to retain this crucial component of the NHS workforce. And yet, 78 per cent of the EU doctors polled told us that they are not reassured by the prime minister's commitment that, in the event of a no deal Brexit, the rights of EU citizens in the UK will be protected. Letter to the Prime Minister That's why I've today written to the prime minister on behalf of the medical profession to urge the government to publish a specific statement setting out – in no uncertain terms and without delay – the rights that these doctors will be entitled to in the event of a no-deal Brexit. And not only should these doctors continue to have the legal right to live their lives in the UK – they should be recognised as hard-working and valued members of their communities and be made to feel welcome in our country. These individuals are vital to our hospitals, GP surgeries and medical institutions – providing first class care to patients on a daily basis or doing research and which saves lives. Many of them have dedicated years of service to the NHS and frankly deserve better. Brexit and the NHS Over the course of the morning, you'll hear from experts from across the medical and research sector about what Brexit could mean for our nation, and what they're doing to navigate the myriad of issues it presents. The exodus of doctors, nurses and midwives and plummeting recruitment. Less money for research, and less scope to collaborate internationally. A risk to critical supply chains of medicines. It's completely unacceptable that we find ourselves in a situation in which the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care is reported to have told Cabinet earlier this week that he cannot guarantee that patients won't die as a result of medicine shortages in the event that Britain leaves the EU without having secured a deal. I'd like to conclude by once again seeking to view this issue through the eyes of a doctor – a perspective from which it would be entirely unethical to operate on a patient without proper prior informed consent of the outcome, risks and benefits of treatment. As a doctor, I would never prescribe treatment on the basis of false and misleading promises, and I don't think I'm asking too much of our politicians in asking them to apply the same approach. The EU referendum The public were asked to vote to leave the EU without knowing the facts of what this would mean for them, and with the false belief that our NHS, which is already under severe strain, would benefit from an extra £350 million per week. There can be no doubt that this influenced many at the ballot box. Being misled with false promises equates neither to democracy nor consent. We now have a better picture. And we should be able – at last - to give that consent or withhold it. A first opportunity to make an informed choice, not a second. A first, properly democratic, People's Vote. That is why the BMA is supporting the proposed amendment to the Withdrawal agreement by a cross-party group of MPs to enable this choice to be provided to the British people. Final word I'd like to thank one of those MPs – Paul Williams, an MP, GP and health select committee member – for joining us and giving the keynote speech today. Paul is the former CEO of the Hartlepool and Stockton Health GP Federation, and, since his election to parliament last year, he has rapidly emerged as a leading campaigner on the dangers that Brexit could pose to the NHS. It's up to us, as the people who know the NHS best, to lead the conversation as to how it could best weather the storms ahead. At today's event we have the opportunity to speak with one voice to the government, to parliament and to the European Union. To implore them, with clarity and conviction, to hold to that tried and tested counsel, "First do no harm". Thank you for being here.


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Whether your goal is to lose weight, increase energy or just get healthy, health coaches take the time to listen to your concerns, help you discover where and why you are struggling, and help you navigate the world of contradictory nutritional advice to figure out exactly what works for your body.
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A new public pier in Providence is helping to bring visitors back to Fields Point. And it already has some devoted fans.
Just south of a sewage treatment plant and the industrial Port of Providence, down the road from the Johnson & Wales Harborside campus is a sturdy wooden pier. Looking out over Narragansett Bay, you can see all the way to Prudence Island. Standing at the end of the pier, 16-year-old Jose takes in the view.
"I live like two streets past the gasoline station, the Shell's right there? Yeah. I usually come here with my friends all the time, just to hang out," he says. Jose goes to high school in Cranston. He and a friend found the pier while biking around town one morning.
"We woke up at like 6 in the morning. We were just bored and we were like, 'Hey let's go, let's go explore,'" he explains. "We came, we see Save The Bay. And then we're here. It was unlocked. We went down. And there was more waves, so it felt weird when we were walking on that concrete float right there. It felt like I was, like, moving side-to-side. It was hard to walk."
Jose says he was surprised to find this spot, but until the early 20th century, Fields Point was a recreational hotspot in Providence. City residents swam at Kerwin's Beach, and chowed down on baked clams at communal tables in the state's first dinner hall pavilion.
But the city built its sewage treatment plant at Fields Point in 1901, followed by ship-building docks and a landfill, driving visitors away. Since opening its headquarters on the site in 2005, environmental group Save The Bay has been working to bring people back to Fields Point.The shoreline of Save The Bay's headquarters has been open to the public for years, and it's already a popular spot for fishing, dog-walking and running. Executive Director Jonathan Stone says, adding a public dock is something the group has been working on for five years.
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