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The BBC Trust has issued a report curbing the activities of the BBC's commercial arm Worldwide and ruled out future acquisitions like that of travel publishing company Lonely Planet last year.
However, Worldwide will continue to own Lonely Planet, and the magazine of the same name which was controversially launched last November.
Today's recommendations from the BBC governing body follow an 18-month review of the "mandate, strategy and governance arrangements for BBC commercial activity".
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- An end to mergers and acquisitions unless there are exceptional circumstances;
- A clearer focus on securing value from the BBC's own intellectual property;
- An exit from any activity that is not in keeping with the BBC brand;
- Divestment of stakes in non-BBC branded international channels over time where it makes commercial sense;
- A more transparent 'first look', with greater market testing to establish the right pricing structures.
On the subject of Lonely Planet, the report states: "The Trust would not expect to consider a commercial deal of the scale and nature of the Lonely Planet acquisition in future."
BBC Trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons said: "Worldwide is a successful business which brings both significant financial benefits for the licence fee payer and a tangible boost to the creative economy. But the Trust and the Executive both acknowledge that the boundaries for Worldwide activity need to be clearer.
"Our commercial operations are not exempt from the BBC's public mission. They must keep the public purposes at their heart, engaging carefully with markets globally to help 'bring the UK to the world and the world to the UK', whilst protecting and promoting the BBC's brand and reputation.
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2 years ago I was the healthiest I had ever been while I was doing Crossfit. Yes, it's true I was a part of the cult. Although I will say the gym I attended was a bit different from the usual Crossfit gyms. Their goal was to create adventure athletes and prepare you for the great outdoors by getting you in shape and teaching you great form. While I no longer do Crossfit – It was a little too intense for my body and personality type (and a bit too expensive for my wallet), I've been working on building a new health routine.
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Yoga does some amazing things for you. It can be a really hard workout (try the hot-yoga, you won't ever be the same again!), it detoxes your body and it allows you to be inside your own body paying attention to what's going on. It's a great time to really get the "you time" you've been needing and to feel great the rest of the day. My goal currently is to get 20-30 minutes of yoga plus 10 minutes of meditation in every morning. I'll admit I'm not perfect, sometimes I get 10 minutes of each or a few breathes and a few simple moves before I need to run out the door. But what yoga teaches you is to come as you are on the mat and accept yourself, flaws and beauty together.
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In this week's edition of Med-Sci Matters, we discuss the FDA's green light for CAR-T therapy, how house dust could be contributing to weight gain, how smartphones are providing insights into global activity levels and new data showing that artificial sweeteners could lead to increased health risks.
Edging closer to the first CAR-T approval019 is now likely to be the first CAR-T therapy approved for use and could pave the way for a new era in personalized immunotherapy. CAR-T, which stands for Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell therapy, involves removing T-cells from a patient's blood, genetically engineering them to attack specific antigens on the tumor, and then infusing them back into the patient to specifically target the immune system against the cancer.
Patients in the Novartis trial showed a high rate of remission; however trials from other companies investigating CAR-T therapies have been plagued with set-backs, resulting in high numbers of patient deaths and trials being shut down. Apart from potential long-term safety issues, the logistical issues of collecting and engineering each individual patient's cells prior to reinfusing may be a challenge.
The positive vote was welcomed by several companies working in the field and heralded as a major breakthrough in cancer treatment. It will be interesting to see how companies deal with manufacturing these treatments for each patient (and how they will price it), if approved.
Could your house be making you put on weight?
In shocking new research published last week in Environmental Science & Technology, researchers found that chemicals stored in common house dust could be contributing to obesity. Dust containing compounds called endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) from household items (e.g., sofas or plastics) was found to cause fat cells to accumulate more fat. Manufacturers are attempting to reduce levels of EDCs in products but their use is still fairly widespread.
To test the effect of the EDCs, researchers collected dust samples from a small sample of homes in the US and exposed mouse fat cells to them in a dish. The cells exposed to the dust increased the amount of fat they stored or divided to store more fat, thus suggesting an obesogenic effect. The experiments were conducted in a dish, but if translatable to the real world setting, could have significant health implications.Read More: Science Daily, Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
Stepping up: Smartphones show which countries walk most
Using data from over 700,000 people's smartphones, researchers measured the average number of daily steps taken and compared steps among over 100 countries. The average was only 4,961 – about half of the recommended daily 10,000. This, however, doesn't account for exercises such as swimming or cycling, or that people don't always have their smartphones on them. Hong Kong was the most active country (6,880 steps per day) and Indonesia was the least active (3,513).
Interestingly, the average number of steps did not correlate to obesity levels as much as "activity inequality" levels. Countries with the biggest differences between most and least active had higher obesity levels. These differences were mainly driven by sex e.g., countries like Saudi Arabia with high obesity levels also have a high inequality level, with women doing far fewer steps than men. More walkable cities (e.g. New York) had smaller inequalities.
The study provides key insights into activity levels across the world and highlights the potential use of smartphones in enabling huge, global studies, providing insights on a much bigger scale than previously possible. The results were published in Nature.
Read More: BBC, Stanford University News
Artificial sweeteners: Not so sweet after all?
Artificial sweeteners could be causing people to gain weight and increase their risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease, according to new research published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. After reviewing 37 studies containing a total of around 400,000 people, the authors found that use of sweeteners (e.g. aspartame, sucralose and stevia) was associated with increased risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease (at least in observational studies).
This study does not prove causality – indeed, some "reverse causation" may be at play, e.g., people with obesity may use artificial sweeteners more. Nonetheless, the findings raise concerns about the dramatic increase in use of artificial sweeteners and the long-term health risks they may be associated with. Further investigations are needed to prove any causality and if proven, may lead to restrictions in their use in food and drinks.
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When the paternity of a child comes into question, serious custody issues could arise. There are many instances in which a biological father may not wish to be a part of a child's life, but there are also cases in which a person may believe he is the biological father of a child and want to enact certain rights regarding custody and visitation. However, if the situation is not handled in the correct manner, kidnapping charges could be filed.
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The mother of the child claims that the man is not the young girl's father, though the three did live together in the past. Conversely, the man claims to have documentation proving that he is the biological father of the child and claims to be innocent of the pending allegations. If the documentation is found to be legitimate, the presentation of it could pay dividends as his case proceeds.
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Berlin" brand new and ambitious label RARE EMOTIONS is honoured to present the first English speaking album of Philippos Pliatsikas, main writer and lead singer of Rock legend band Pyx Lax and one of the most significant artists in Greece for the last 25 years – THE KEY – eleven songs of genuine Vintage Rock with shades of all sorts of Mediterranean music.
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Jordan Walrath: "I fully support it. The only legitimate argument against it is – Does it hurt the unit to have a mixture of gender?"
David Killion: "I have no problem with women on the front lines or with women in open combat, but I think they should be separate from men and be given equal opportunities for missions."
Brandon Raymond: "It's cool. It doesn't bother me at all. Women can do anything men can do."
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Cassandra Bell: "It took a long time to happen. I think women and men should be viewed equally."
Alexa Murray: "Women in combat are really brave. It's empowering to know that a woman can wear 6-inch heels and a little black dress one night, and then trade those heels for boots and a gun. It's awesome to know that women are so strong!"
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Masks can only be created in composite shots. They cannot be used on the Editor sequence.
To create a mask you use the mask drawing tools. There are simple rectanglar and elliptical shapes as well as a freehand tool for drawing complex shapes.
To create a new mask you need to select a mask tool in the Viewer and a layer. The mask will then be added to the selected layer.
See the Mask drawing chapter in the Viewer section for details on each of the shapes.
Editing masks
Once a mask has been created it can be edited and customized.
Editing the shape
If you want to make adjustments to the mask shape you can use the freehand shape tool.
With the freehand tool you can select any mask shape on the timeline or in the Controls panel to display its shape points on the Viewer.
Individual points can be clicked and dragged to change the shape. Curved points have additional controls for changing the curvature.
Clicking on a connecting line will add a new linear point. Clicking and dragging on a connecting line will add a new curved point.
Transforming the shape
Using the Select tool in the Viewer you can transform the mask shape in the same way you would the layer itself.
The currently selected mask on the timeline or in the Controls panel will also be selected in the Viewer, with a bounding box around the shape. This can be used to scale and position the shape without changing the shape.
To animate the mask over time you must have the Path property's keyframes enabled.
Mask properties
A mask's properties can be customized in the Controls panel or on the timeline.
|Inverted - toggles whether the mask selection is inside or outside of your shape.
|Blend - multiple mask shapes can be blended together in various ways for different results.
|Path - if keyframing is turned on for this property the mask shape can then be animated over time.
You cannot add or remove mask points using keyframing. A mask shape will have the same number of points for its entire duration.
|Opacity - adjusts the transparency of the mask.
|Expansion - this can be used to contract or expand the mask without needing to change its shape or position.
|Feather - there are three types of feathering, working from inside the mask shape, outside, or both. Which you use will depend on the specifics of your shot.
|Feather strength - a stronger feather creates a softer edge to the mask.
|Roundness - this is a useful way to change a linear shape into a curved shape without needing to alter the points.
RECAP Masks are an essential compositing tool. HitFilm gives you fine control over mask creation and editing.


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|The Sphinx: From Mary (Virgo) to Christ. Picture credit: "Museo Egizio di Torino-631 o" by Tim Adams - worldisround.com. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Commons.
Today, 1 January 2015, is the Feast of the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. Today is also the start of the New Year. It is fitting then that the year should start with Mary and end with the Birth of Christ.
When I was in College, I read a book on Our Lady of Guadalupe entitled, The Last Gospel: The Miracle and Theology of the Holy Tilma. One of the points raised in the book is that the Sphinx, which has the head of a woman and the body of a lion, actually describes the beginning and the end of the Zodiac cycle: it begins with Virgo the Virgin and ends with Leo the Lion. These two constellations correspond to two things in Our Lady's tilma: the Mary's virginal heart and the fruit of her womb, Jesus.
Let us now meditate on the Biblical meanings of the constellations Virgo and Leo in connection with Mary and Christ.
A. Virgo and the Virgin Mary
In the Book of Isaiah we read:
Again the LORD spoke to Ahaz: Ask for a sign from the LORD, your God; let it be deep as Sheol, or high as the sky!* 12But Ahaz answered, "I will not ask! I will not tempt the LORD!"* 13Then he said: Listen, house of David! Is it not enough that you weary human beings? Must you also weary my God? 14Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign;* the young woman, pregnant and about to bear a son, shall name him Emmanuel. (Is 7:10-14)The immediate fulfillment of the prophecy is the destruction of the enemies of Judah, the Kings of Aram and Israel, within a few years after the birth of Emmanuel:
Curds and honey he will eat so that he may learn to reject evil and choose good; 16for before the child learns to reject evil and choose good, the land of those two kings whom you dread shall be deserted. (Is 7:15-16)But God is preparing for another sign which is truly as deep as Sheol and as high as the sky: the Virgin Birth of Christ who is both truly God and truly Man. That is why in Christ, God is truly with us, the Emmanuel:
Such was his intention when, behold, the angel of the Lord* appeared to him in a dream and said, "Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary your wife into your home. For it is through the holy Spirit that this child has been conceived in her. 21She will bear a son and you are to name him Jesus,* because he will save his people from their sins." 22All this took place to fulfill what the Lord had said through the prophet:For this reason, the Catholic Church declares the Dogma of the Perpetual Virginity of Mary. St. John Paul II explained this in his catechesis:
Mary is virgin before, during and after giving birth
2. In a brief formula, the Church traditionally presents Mary as "virgin before, during and after giving birth", affirming, by indicating these three moments, that she never ceased to be a virgin.
Of the three, the affirmation of her virginity "before giving birth" is, undoubtedly, the most important, because it refers to Jesus' conception and directly touches the very mystery of the Incarnation. From the beginning it has been constantly present in the Church's belief.
Her virginity "during and after giving birth", although implicit in the title virgin already attributed to Mary from the Church's earliest days, became the object of deep doctrinal study since some began explicitly to cast doubts on it. Pope St Hormisdas explains that "the Son of God became Son of man, born in time in the manner of a man, opening his mother's womb to birth [cf. Lk 2:23] and, through God's power, not dissolving his mother's virginity" (DS 368). This doctrine was confirmed by the Second Vatican Council, which states that the firstborn Son of Mary "did not diminish his Mother's virginal integrity but sanctified it" (Lumen gentium, n. 57). As regards her virginity after the birth, it must first of all be pointed out that there are no reasons for thinking that the will to remain a virgin, which Mary expressed at the moment of the Annunciation (cf. Lk 1:34) was then changed. Moreover, the immediate meaning of the words: "Woman, behold, your son!", "Behold, your mother" (Jn 19:26), which Jesus addressed to Mary and to his favourite disciple from the Cross, imply that Mary had no other children. (EWTN, from L'Osservatore Romano)B. Leo and Christ the Lion
In the book of Revelation, we read:
I shed many tears because no one was found worthy to open the scroll or to examine it. 5One of the elders said to me, "Do not weep. The lion of the tribe of Judah, the root of David,* has triumphed, enabling him to open the scroll with its seven seals."bTo understand who this Lion of Judah is, we go back to the prophecy of Jacob (Israel) regarding his son Judah:
"You, Judah, shall your brothers praise --your hand on the neck of your enemies; the sons of your father shall bow down to you.From this it is clear that the Lion of Judah refers to Christ for three reasons. First, the Angel Gabriel told Mary that her child would inherit the Kingship of David his father:
Then the angel said to her, "Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favor with God. 31n Behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall name him Jesus. 32o He will be great and will be called Son of the Most High,* and the Lord God will give him the throne of David his father, 33and he will rule over the house of Jacob forever, and of his kingdom there will be no end."p (Lk 1:30-33)That is why, as a sign of his claiming the throne of David, Jesus rides a donkey to Jerusalem in the same way as when Solomon was proclaimed king:
So Zadok the priest, Nathan the prophet, Benaiah, son of Jehoiada, and the Cherethites and Pelethites* went down, and mounting Solomon on King David's mule, escorted him to Gihon. 39Then Zadok the priest took the horn of oil from the tent and anointed Solomon. They blew the ram's horn and all the people shouted, "Long live King Solomon!" 40Then all the people went up after him, playing flutes and rejoicing so much the earth split with their shouting. (1 Kgs 1:38-40)C. Conclusions
The sphinx represents the beginning and end of the Zodiac cycle: Virgo and Leo, which corresponds to Mary's Heart and Womb in the icon of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Virgo corresponds to Mary while Leo corresponds to Christ. Mary is Virgo or the Ever-Virgin prophesied in Isaiah who shall bring forth the Emmanuel: Christ Who is both God and Man. Mary is Ever-Virgin, because she was virgin when she conceived Christ in her womb and she was a virgin when she gave birth to Him. On the other hand, Christ is Leo or the Lion from the tribe of Judah in the Book of Revelation, which is a fulfillment of the prophecy of the Jacob that from Judah shall arise a king who shall reign forever, as announced by the Angel Gabriel to Mary and Joseph. Similar to what happened during the proclamation of King Solomon as King as prescribed by David, Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on and ass and colt, as the people cried out hosanna to the Son of David.


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took two pills of anafranil on 8/march/2012 and up-to date i suffer by
its side effect i cant sleep well recently on 21/11/2013 I when to
hospital the Doctor prescribed amitriphyline 75mg daily that night at
mid of sleeping i wake up to use toilet but I couldn't due to dizziness
all of my body flesh shaking i can't even hold my phone to call for help
also hard imaginations filled my mind with the movie i watch during the
day with binary figures please help and take back to pass before the
happing of this.by stephen
Pls.I took two pills of anafranil on 8/march/2012 and up-to date I suffer by its side effect I ca?
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First of all the anafranil you took over a year ago is not causing side effects now. Its been out of your body for months and months. They probably gave you too much amitriptyline that is why you are dizzy. For someone who's never taken it you should have had around 25 mg. I take 75 but I've been on it for years. Tell the nurse so they don't give it to you again. Don't you have a bell to ring for the nurse?
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Through the vision of artistic director and founder Gerry Trentham, associate and collaborating artists, and producing team, lbs/sq" maps the human body, its desires, thoughts, languages, voices, imaginations, movements and potential. Through contemporary research, creation and production, driven by a trans-disciplinary aesthetic, deeply honed artistic craft, and inclusive cultural/environmental consciousness, lbs/sq" is dedicated to reflecting, challenging, transforming and enriching our local and global community.
the press
for lbs/sq" productions
"…artistic risk justified by a thought – provoking experience." – Susan Walker, The Toronto Star
"In Cathedral all humanity seems to gather…imaginative…epic…the result is uplifting…the various disciplines flow seamlessly together during the hour long piece…kaleidoscopic vision…an expert blend of actors and dancers who deliver dash, drama, humour and longing…" – Deirdre Kelly, Toronto's Globe and Mail
"Gerry Trentham's Fore – And – After highlights the fragile eloquence of dance…precarious dialogue is doubly communicative" – Rebecca Todd, Toronto's Globe and Mail
"…Never mind on the verge, Gerry Trentham's Fore – And – After makes a good rendition of a nervous breakdown in progress…" – Susan Walker, The Toronto Star
"…a thoughtful, self reflexive piece about the difficulties of making liminal art…It would be great to see it again." – End of year review Rebecca Todd, Eye Magazine
"…artistic risk justified by a thought – provoking experience." – Susan Walker, The Toronto Star
"…Alberta born, former Dancemakers workhorse Gerry Trentham keeps pounding the pavement with his contemporary spectaculars." – Forecast of those to watch, Daryl Jung, Toronto NOW Magazine
the profile
Founded in 1995 and based in Toronto, pounds per square inch performance (lbs/sq") has produced over thirty of founding Artistic Director Gerry Trentham's original works, including:
- Cathedral (1998) – "Top Ten"(Globe & Mail);
- The Cassandra Project (2003-09) – 15 artists from across Canada investigate non-hierarchical integrated arts performance;
- Autobiography: Chapters One through Five — A cast of 6 perform a multimedia scripted dance at Premiere Dance Theatre as part of DanceWorks Mainstage Season
- Four Mad Humours (2011) – four simultaneous performances in Toronto, Buffalo, Chicago and Montreal linked with live video feed; Dora Mavor Moore Award Nomination for Outstanding Performance by Linnea Swan.
- The Art of Peace Project (2014-16), a two-year residency at Fort York National Heritage Site.
- The Apology Project (2013-17) – created with an TAF INCUBATE award and during residencies at Buffalo Studio Arts, Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre, Clarion University, Hub 14, Intergalactic Arts Collective, and Silo City – Premiered in Next Steps at Toronto's Harbourfront Theatre in September, 2017
Current artistic projects include:
- Dear Elephant (2012 – 2017) – a new interdisciplinary play written and performed with Olivia Olsen in workshops in Buffalo, Toronto and London, UK;
- Trees and Bushes (Bushes and Trees) – new duet premiering in September 2018
- The Art of Peace (Part Two: Arrival) – new work created in response to Part One in collaboration with lbs/sq" associate Diane Roberts and her Arrivals Legacy Project; and
- Solos in the Dark – a curated series of remounted solos including Gravity of Decent –1995 remount commissioned by BoucharDanse, Yellow Scale from Four Mad Humours, The Street from Autobiography, and Monument from Art Of Peace Part One remounted for performer Michael Caldwell.
The company has also assisted in the development, creation and presentation of more than twenty productions by numerous independent artists including international productions; and has provided a number of arts education and outreach programs including:
- The National Voice Intensive Bursary Project, which has offered over $60,000 in scholarships to training artists;
- Fulcrum Associate Artist Project, assisting selected Ontario artists to find a balanced development, artistically and administratively; and,
- Presenting The National Voice Intensive, which isnow hosted by the Centre for Indegenous Theatre in Toronto and in hosting locations across North America
Gerry Trentham, Artistic Director
Founder and Artistic Director Gerry Trentham has successfully led lbs/sq" into its third decade by choreographing and directing over thirty works for the company, including five full-evening productions. Four Mad Humours (2011) was nominated for a Dora Mavor Moore for performance, and his latest work, The Apology Project, premiered in September 2017 at Harbourfront Centre Theatre. In 2016, he premiered the performance installation, The Art of Peace Part One – Invitation, at Fort York Historical Site in Toronto. He is currently leading a second full evening collaboration of The Art of Peace Project, entitled Part Two – Arrival, and creating a new duet, Trees and Bushes. His works have been presented throughout Canada, United States, England and Australia.
An award-winning performer, he has performed throughout North America and Europe in the works of many of Canada's most prominent contemporary choreographers, including a seven-year tenure with Serge Bennathan's Dancemakers. He was internationally acclaimed for his performance in Bennathan's Chronicles of a Simple Life. The New York Times dance critic Anna Kisselgoff called his performance, "remarkably lyrical", and Clive Barnes of the New York Post wrote, "…powerfully acted by the outstanding Gerry Trentham". He is part of the elite cast and is text director of Denise Fujiwara's Dora nominated work EUNOIA, which premiered at WorldStage in 2014, followed by a four-city Canadian tour; and he recently performed in Fujiwara's Moving Parts, premiering at DanceWorks 40th anniversary celebrations at Harbourfront Centre Theatre. Seven works in which he has originated roles have been nominated for and/or received Dora Awards.
Gerry has assisted in the creation of a number of other artists' works. He recently co-directed Urban Ink's production of Confession of the Other Women (Performance Works, Vancouver). In London, UK (October 2012) he presented in-progress Dear Elephant written and performed with actor Olivia Olsen. In Brighton, he coached Ozcabaret's new trio that won "Best of the Fringe" at the Australian Fringe 2013. At home in Toronto he is directorial outside eye for lbs/sq" associate artists Sara Porter and Jillian Peever, and has recently been asked to coach the creation of Jessie Garon's Vazari Dance Projects next work.
Gerry holds a BA Hon Degree in Cultural Arts Administration from the University of Alberta where he was introduced to contemporary dance, an MFA in Theatre Performance, and a Graduate Voice Diploma from York University. He has taught throughout Canada, the United States, UK, and Australia, and has been a core faculty member with Canada's National Voice Intensive since 1998 where his expertise bridges dance deeply into voice and speech. With Denise Fujiwara, he has developed an annual Butoh Voice Workshop that integrates the two artists' work. Through lbs/sq", he has mentored numerous emerging artists, presented other's works bi-nationally, provided training bursaries, and assisted in other's productions. He has served on the Board of Directors of Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists, the steering committee of Artists Health Centre, the TAC Board of Directors, and was Chair of The Toronto Arts Council's Dance Committee from 2008 – 2011.
Artistic Statement – Gerry Trentham
After an extensive and fortunate contemporary dance career, a major artistic influence began with my graduate work in theatre, directing, acting, voice and speech, and deep association with voice master David Smukler, authentic movement teacher Judith Koltai and the faculty of Canada's National Voice Intensive in their honed dedication to embodied and authentic movement, voice and text.
As a result, over the last 20 years, my dances have slowly morphed to synthesize written/spoken poetic text, live sound, music, visual and media art. Always reaching out from its source in dance, I long to create riveting inter-art that surprises, pressurizes and challenges boxed spaces of discipline, culture, nation and artistry. My process includes collaborations where no one form is in service to another. Together we search into personal memory and somatic lineage, uncover individual physical and intellectual habits and imagine a collective architecture that seamlessly transits our forms. We work until an "about" is awakened then edited and refined towards a "whole" that resonates with our audience. Together we learn, collect, test presence and integrity.
During the past ten years I have been further influenced by two major associations. With renowned Butoh Artist Denise Fujiwara and lbs/sq" Associate Artist and cultural animator Diane Roberts, I began achieving a new seamless interplay of formless forms within a broader context.
In 2008/2009, as I returned to focus full-time on my artistic work, leaving behind a full-time teaching position, I asked for guidance from Denise Fujiwara. I began to study in her workshops and brought her into my creation process as an outside eye, which led to deep discussions of the nature of art and my art. She then invited me into her own work EUNOIA as voice, speech director and performer. Years of study and association with Fujiwara, has meant that my dances and means of directing the company have changed. Dance movements (forms, styles and habits) that were part of my choreographic voice were set aside while training with Fujiwara. This, in its way, played havoc with my choreography, dismantling my known process. Working with Denise and being in her work has re-invigorated my dance career and given me a new drive to dance into my senior years. I now see the performer's presence as a life-long investigation. The years of deep study, philosophy and practice have had an instrumental impact on my work as a creator and performer. At 57, I am profoundly honoured to perform in other's works as well as my own that transcend boundaries of poetry, dance and media and take that rich learning back into my own artistic work.
This same dismantling occurred when I reconnected with Diane Roberts, a fellow graduate student, almost 20 years after graduation. We reunited as I explored my last two major works Art of Peace and The Apology Project, both of which dealt directly with questions of race and colonial privilege. I had to find my own feet in my work and find its necessity within a larger context and to mostly realize that this learning is an unending process.
Now I am so much clearer in a renewed return. I see more clearly the implosions and explosions that this learning and these associations have asserted on my art and its impact on the community. My choreographic process has become a negotiation, a peace-inducing exchange between seemingly disparate parts of authentic human "being" – the primal, physical, ancient, and emotional; the rural, a-cultured, civilized, and intellectual; the contemporary, sexual, urban, and spiritual; resonating deeply within and in between the human body's intelligence, aliveness, majesty, prowess and mystery tethered to its real connection to its environment and its relationships.
My body is in perhaps a final bubble of prowess – moving well after years of difficulty, aging injuries and philological challenges of the broader context of my work. My practice now uses this gift of time to enjoy a fuller range of dance vocabulary, while regaining some of the space and freedom of my early contemporary dance life to investigate and manifest necessity and meaning in new physically rich and spacious movement vocabulary within inter arts form. I push away nothing, I choreograph my world, focus the work directly on contemporary inquiry to make conscious "what is" and how my transforming selves are imprisoned by my trained relationships to "other", nature, culture, disciplines and constructed systems, with an eye to create time and space to set myself and others free.
I am excited by a long process of succession with the company that includes dedicating time and space to mentor pounds associates and share in a nurturing community of artist that carry the performance lineage that i have been fortunate to be apart of. I relish the opportunity to transform and nurture,with my esteemed colleagues, Canada's National Voice Intensive into its fourth decade.
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STARKVILLE Charles Mitchell gave a statement on behalf of the Mississippi State defense Monday. Coming off a 49-24 loss to Auburn University on Saturday, Mitchell expects the Bulldogs to play better.
STARKVILLE -- The Mississippi State basketball program has had another preseason blow due to injury at the guard position. After sophomore point guard Twany Beckham was lost for the season because of hip surgery in August, it was confirmed by MSU team spokesman Gregg Ellis last week that junior guard Riley Benock will miss up to six weeks following a procedure to repair a stress fracture in his right ankle. Benock, who averaged 2.3 points and 11.4 minutes per game last season, may be recovered enough in time to join the Bulldogs for practice by late October.
STARKVILLE Mississippi State receiver Leon Berry knows he and his teammates need to have short memories. With another road game coming up for Mississippi State on Saturday at Vanderbilt, Berry said the Bulldogs need to put a 49-24 loss to Auburn behind them quickly. We have to forget about this, Berry said. We have to get a win (at Vanderbilt).
STARKVILLE Black, blue, and green. If West Point High School football coach Chris Chambless had his way, he would rely on a handful of plays and his offensive line and pound away on opponents. When you have a stable of running backs and a shifty quarterback, its easy to keep the ball on the ground. On Friday night, West Point used a bruising first-half effort and rolled up 269 yards rushing en route to a 33-13 victory against Starkville.
CALEDONIA The Nettleton High School football team approached its game Friday against Caledonia with a game plan. Coach Jack Clark knew coming in that the Tigers to wear out the Confederates up front before they could run the football. He said he drilled his team harder on being physical to help his players move the Confederates up front. The strategy paid off in the third quarter as the Tigers shut down the Confederates momentum en route to a 29-7 victory.
WEST POINT The Oak Hill Academy football team held its own against Leake Academy on Friday night, trailing by 12 points at halftime. But the Rebels exploded in the third quarter to quell any thoughts of a Raider comeback and went on to a 38-7 victory. We came out and played with a sense of urgency, said Leake Academy coach Billy Pickens, who felt his team was satisfied with a two-touchdown lead. Thats what we talked about at halftime, coming out with urgency and the impact play.
MERIDIAN Heritage Academy first-year football coach Brad Butler walked up to a fan after Friday nights game against the Lamar School and said, Mama said there were going to be days like this. Friday night was a day Butler would just as soon forget, as the Patriots suffered a 49-12 thrashing at the hands of top-ranked Lamar School at Grey Cobb Field. Senior quarterback Witt Haggard and wide receiver Bo Bidgood combined for four touchdown passes to hand the Patriots their first loss in four games this season.
AMORY Theres nothing like a blowout against a traditional county rival to silence the boo birds. That was the case here Friday as the Class 3A Aberdeen Bulldogs rolled to an impressive 36-3 victory against the Class 4A Amory Panthers. Coming off a 10-3 finish a year ago and ranked No. 3 in The Clarion-Ledger Class 3A preseason poll, Bulldog fans had visions of an unbeaten season and the schools first state championship.
If the Philadelphia High School football team keeps this up, it might have to change its mascot. The Tornadoes came to Lowndes County for a battle of undefeated teams, but it felt more like a Category-5 hurricane hit the area after they took a 48-0 halftime lead en route to a 48-16 victory against West Lowndes. It took Philadelphia (4-0) 18 seconds to find the end zone, as junior Tyriq Patrick returned the opening kickoff 85 yards to give the Tornadoes a 7-0 lead.
The New Hope High School slow-pitch softball team remains a work in progress. But if the Lady Trojans play defense like they did Saturday afternoon, they just might get another opportunity to play for another state title. Even with only three players getting more than one hit on the day, New Hope still earned 1-0 and 5-2 victories against Quitman in a doubleheader at Lady Trojan Field.
AUBURN, Ala. One loss shouldnt keep Mississippi State from reaching its goal, according to senior running back Anthony Dixon. Dixon, who returned from a one-game suspension, to lead the Bulldogs with 92 yards on 20 carries, still has hopes for this season despite a 49-24 loss to Auburn University on Saturday night. We are still trying to get to the Southeastern Conference championship game this year, Dixon said. Today didnt change that. We are going to come up with a new plan for next week.
AUBURN, Ala. It didnt matter whether it was on the ground or in the air. Mississippi State had no answer for the Auburn University offense Saturday night. After only allowing 194 yards to Jackson State in the season opener, the Bulldogs gave up 589 yards to Auburn in a 49-24 loss in front of 85,269 at Jordan-Hare Stadium. MSU coach Dan Mullen was bothered by an effort that resulted in the Tigers getting 199 yards passing and 390 rushing.
ABERDEEN With go-to player Jameika Hoskins slowed by a knee injury, senior Sommer Burnett picked up the slack and led the host Aberdeen High School volleyball team to a 3-1 win against Caledonia here Thursday evening. Burnett, who also is the sister of Aberdeen High coach Marquis Burnett, turned in an outstanding performance in a matchup of unbeaten (4-0) division rivals.
STEENS There are no timeouts in soccer. The fluidity in the action forces coaches to rely on players to adjust tactics and styles of play in the flow of a match. Sometimes, though, it doesnt hurt to receive a little assistance. Mother Nature provided just the respite the Heritage Academy girls soccer team needed Thursday night. A stoppage of play due to lightning in the area late in the first half gave the Lady Patriots a chance to regroup.
MACON The defense doesnt rest at Noxubee County High School. After losing seven starters to graduation from a unit that played a key role in a run to the Class 4A state title, the Tigers 2009 defense is out to show it can build a resume that is even more impressive. Noxubee County (3-0) is coming off a 28-0 shutout against Murrah last week. The shutout was the Tigers second this season. They will try for No. 3 at 7:30 tonight when they to Greenville Weston.
MACON Ronnie Sciple didnt plan on having a week off this early in the season. But after a less than scintillating performance in a season-opening victory against Immanuel Christian, Sciple found plenty for his Central Academy football team to do last week in an off week. The Vikings will try to implement what they worked on in that off week at 7 tonight when they play host to The Veritas School.
After soaring to victory the first three games of the season, the Victory Christian Eagles anticipate their first challenge of the season tonight (7) when they travel to Gardendale, Ala., to play Tabernacle Christian Victory Christian coach Chris Hamm expects Tabernacle Christian to be the Eagles first test of the season after beating Flint Hill Christian (57-16), Central Christian Academy (62-6), and New Life Christian (69-16). I expect it to be a tough game, Hamm said. Thats always a tough place to play. I know they beat Tuscaloosa Christian the first week of the season, and Tuscaloosa has a pretty good team this year. We need a tough game. Were going to see what were made of this week. Weve won some games already, but weve played young and inexperienced teams, so we look forward to the challenge.
Bobby Berry hopes to make it two in a row this week. A week ago, the West Lowndes High School football team went on the road and defeated Class 4A Caledonia. The Class 2A Panthers improved to 3-0 with the victory and set the stage for this weeks game against Class 3A Philadelphia (3-0). And while Berry credits Boykin and the Confederates, he believes tonights (7:30) home game should be a bigger test against another higher classification opponent.
Brad Butler and Mac Barnes agree on one thing: Their teams will face their toughest tests of the season tonight. The coaches are eager to find out which teams strength will win out tonight (7) when Heritage Academy (3-0) goes on the road to take on The Lamar School (3-0). The size and the experience of the Patriots line play figures to be a strength Butlers team will try to exploit against an opponent that has only one player who weighs more than 200 pounds on its defensive line and one two who tip the scales at more than 200 pounds on the offensive line.
The matchup between the Starkville and West Point High School football teams pits friend against friend, neighbor against neighbor, and brother against brother. That will be the case at 7:30 tonight when Starkville offensive coordinator and quarterback coach Rob Morgan and West Point wide receiver coach Brett Morgan stand on opposite sidelines. Brett, who has been on the Green Wave staff since January, anticipates a fun night and hopes to enjoy it more than his big brother.
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The tastecard discount is not available throughout December, on Bank Holidays or on Celebration Days including, but not limited to, Valentine's Day, Mothering Sunday, Father's Day, etc.
Serving a splendid array of Italian delights, with the occasional Mediterranean bolt of inspiration, Castello makes for a superb spot to visit for any occasion.
Now accepting the tastecard, members who call in advance can enjoy everything on the extensive menu at an excellent price, granting guests a fantastic excuse to pair their chosen dish with one of the many tantalising wines available.
Start the experience with one of the exemplary appetisers, such as the classic bruschetta, adorned with garlic, tomato and Mozzarella cheese, the scrumptious Smokies, smoked haddock partnered with spinach and a creamy Gorgonzola sauce, and the irresistible Castello Mussels, cooked in a special broth made with white wine and fresh herbs.
Traditionalists seeking nothing more than a hearty pasta, a crispy pizza or a refreshing salad will not be disappointed, though there are other enticing specialities that are certainly worth considering too. Particularly merit worthy meals include the succulent lamb steak, finished with a rosemary and red wine merlot jus, the delectable Chicken Romana, served with crispy bacon pieces and a marsala wine sauce, and the wondrous Aubergine Bake, layers of aubergine baked with a tomato and Mozzarella sauce.
Also offering an enchanting selection of divine desserts, such as the beloved profiteroles, filled with Chantilly cream and drenched in chocolate, and the zesty Tartufo al Limoncello, sharp lemon ice cream with a lemon liquer centre and coated with crushed lemon meringue, guests can indulge in a rich, three course meal at Castello.
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View a Powerpoint presentation of Richmond Family Place's history.
Richmond Family Place was established in 1979 with the purpose of offering support to families in the Richmond community. The society's earliest supporters included the City of Richmond, the Women's Resource Centre, Jewish Women International (B'nai Brith) and the Richmond Jaycees.
The goal and mission of Richmond Family Place was the same then as it is today - to acknowledge and support those parents who are rearing our most precious resources - the children of Richmond. Richmond Family Place was the first fully inclusive family focused program in Richmond.
Richmond Review, Friday, March 28, 1980:
IN PREPARATION for the construction of Richmond Family Place, sod was turned in Minoru Park by, from left, Richmond MLA Jim Nielsen, Mayor, Gil Blair, Jim Lysher, President of the Richmond Family Place Society and past President of Richmond Jaycees, Sharon Handelsman of B'nai B'rith and Naomi Lis of the Richmond Women's Centre.
Construction is expected to start by April 1st, with opening scheduled for late June. The provincial government and municipality are assisting with establishment of the new facility for families.
Richmond Review, Wednesday, April 23, 1980:
WINNING LOGO to identify the Richmond Family Place was designed by Alex Caldwell, centre, who received a $50 gift certificate from merchants of Richmond Square presented by Larissa Riddle, the Square's Promotion Manager. Holding the Family Place letterhead with logo is Brenda Greenberg, who said the winning entry was chosen for "its good representation of the concept of a family place." The centre is being construction in Minoru Park on Gilbert Road, the logo is at right.
Wednesday, July 30, 1980:
Work is underway for the new drop-in centre, Richmond Family Place, near Minoru Chapel.
Friday June 27, 1980:
A WELCOME spot for Richmond people to relax in Minoru Park near the Minoru Chapel, Family Place will have facilities for care of children while parents talk together, have coffee or just sit; where seniors can meet others of their own age or any age and the welcome mat will always be out. Nearing completion Family Place Society is looking for badly needed furniture and substantial toys as well as appliances and other necessities. Anyone who can help out is asked to phone 271-1767, -271-1798, 274-8881 or 271-9851.
Richmond Review, Wednesday, October 1, 1980:
NOVEL RIBBON for cutting to open the long-awaited Family Place in Minoru Park near Minoru Chapel, is clipped with scissors by three who represent the young generation for whom Family Place is largely designed (along with their parents). The new building is a joint effort of the municipal and provincial governments, the Jaycees and other municipal benefactors who have contributed some furnishings. From left, doing the honours at the official opening Sunday were, Valerie Levitt, Lori Lis and Allison Handelsman
The Family Place Thrift Store was established in 1985.
In 1999 RFP was given a 3-year lease extension to continue operating at its Gilbert Road location
In 2000 RFP received a United Way grant to conduct a poverty report card for Richmond which found 20,000 Richmond residents living below the poverty line.
In 2002 RFP received a grant from the Vancouver Sun Children's fund to establish programming in East Richmond and a grant from Vancouver Coastal Health SMART Fund to provide a parenting peer support program 'Parent Connections'. Family Place began discussions with the City about the need to expand.
December 2006 Richmond Family Place concluded a deal with the City of Richmond to relocate to DeBeck House
In 2007, RFP secured the Mobile Childminding program, received a $40K Hub grant from the Ministry of Children & Family Development to establish a neighbourhood hub at Grauer Elementary, received a one-tIme only grant from United Way to provide a weekly dad &child breakfast program (which is now provided by ongoing fundraising ), started a 2nd social enterprise project – birthday party rentals and held the 1st pub night fundraiser which made $3,000.
MLA Linda Reid and Mayor Malcolm Brodie at the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
On December 8 2007 Richmond Family Place moved to Debeck House at 8660 Ash St; located a mere 2km from our previous Gilbert Road location. After 28 years at Gilbert Road, Debeck House was able to provide Family Place with much more space for our programs and services.
2008 The Richmond Early Years Bridging Project began
In 2009 Richmond Family Place implemented a weekly play and learn dinner program for families, established summer programs at Grauer and Anderson elementary schools and won the Distinguished Service Award Commitment to Quality from the BC association of Family Resource Programs
2010 saw Family Place's first golf tournament fundraiser which raised just over $4,500. Richmond Family Place established outreach locations at Brighouse Library and Steveston Community Centre thanks to a grant from the Vancouver Foundation and the Richmond Early Years Bridging program enhanced its mandate to include refugee families with children 6-12.


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Responsibilities: The Policy is that the University's name, coat of arms, seal and certain other marks are trademark protected. Any and all use of the University names, logos, and/or other marks for commercial purposes is prohibited unless approved by the Office of Marketing and Communications. If such a use is made without permission of the Office of Marketing and Communications, and it comes to their attention, the Office of Marketing and Communications will notify the Office of General Counsel.
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Marketing action planning and delivery of social media training.
As the team were going through the process of redesigning their website, it was a perfect opportunity to review their existing social media platforms. Were they reaching the right audiences and could they manage their social media channels more effectively?
Having worked on their tactical marketing and communications plan alongside a fellow freelancer, I was invited back to deliver social media training to a range of staff members. The first session went back to basics – considering the why's and how's of social media, with a particular focus on target audiences and creative examples showcasing best practice. I then ran a facilitated second workshop where the team devised their social media strategy; outlining the key audiences, platforms, content and staff responsibilities.
'Marge has been great to work with. Her extensive knowledge and understanding of social media have provided us with the insights and confidence we needed to help shape our Social Media Strategy. She brought fresh-thinking to the table, came well prepared and made it easy to understand, taking away a lot of the mystery surrounding social media.'
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