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THE REEL ESTATE: Arms, drugs and swaths of Egyptian mediocrity.
Bezancon's film is accessible entertainment steeped in American cultural. It doesn't offer any tangible artistic innovations, but it's deeply moving, beautifully constructed and, most important of all, it's non-manipulative. Simply put, "First Day" is thoroughly satisfying drama, something, I'm starting to believe, Egyptian cinema is incapable of producing these days.
My latest foray at the multiplexes, which led me to Ahmed El-Sakka's latest actioner "El Dealer," is a case in point. Fifty-years ago, the quintessentially Egyptian combination of crime and melodrama was a guiding norm for numerous established filmmakers, realized to perfection with blink of an eye. In this day and age, not only has this formula rusted, it's quite clear that the vast majority of new filmmakers have learned nothing from the old masters.
But the bigger questions "El Dealer" raises are: Have we run out of fresh ideas? Does Egypt, home of the largest film industry in the Middle East, no longer know how to create proper, quality entertainment?
Its grave logistical lapses aside, "El Dealer" is not strictly bad, theoretically at least. Dramatically, it flows quite well, and production values are top-notch. The problem is it's too mediocre, too conventional, and too irrelevant. In many ways, "El Dealer" resembles one of those newly abandoned Dubai skyscrapers; shiny and alluring from the outside and empty from the inside.
The wannabe crime saga centers on Youssef El-Sheikh (El-Sakka) and his life-long battle with his arch-nemesis Ali El-Halawany (Khaled El-Nabawy). Like last year's sordid "Ibrahim Al-Abyad" (also starring El-Sakka), the two children of poverty are born and raised in a Cairian slum with no prospects. How did the two become enemies is never explained; directorAhmed Saleh chooses instead to frame his story as a Greek tragedy, cornering his two leads into the good and bad boxes.
With nothing much to do and nowhere to go, Ali and Youssef turn to petty crime as their paths continue to intertwine. Ali finds a way out of the country through his pregnant girlfriend, Samah (Jordanian pop singer May Selim in her first screen role), escorting to her to Ukraine with her dance company. As he prepares departure, he executes one last act of vengeance against Youssef that leaves him in prison.
What ensues is some kind of a cat and mouse game that's not entirely a cat and mouse game. Youssef and Ali go their separate ways, starting afresh in Ukraine and Turkey respectively. Eventually, Ali is hired a bodyguard for a major arms dealer before he starts climbing up the rankings and turns into one himself.
Youssef, on the other hand, turns to drug dealing, and like his pigheaded foe, goes the distance and becomes a drug titan. The trails of the two are somewhat identical; the key difference is that Youssef sticks by the code of friendship, honor and all that yada yada while Ali murders, cheats and backstabs his way to the top. Naturally, both are punished at the exceedingly trite ending with Youssef receiving the lesser penalty for being more docile.
In the hands of more adept scriptwriter (scriber Medhat Al-Adl is the same man who gave previous masterpieces such as "Hamam in Amersterdam" "Ashab wala Business" and "Mafia") and an actual director, "El Dealer" could've possibly worked. But neither El-Adl nor Saleh has the aptitude, or interest, to create anything remotely original. What we get instead is something akin to an ailing steed marching slowly towards its inexorable death.
As I mentioned, the drama does progress with relative ease, yet there remains several weaknesses, if not flaws, that resonates strongly later on. For instance, the back story of Samah and Youssef's relationship is only mentioned but never fully explained. Thus the rapport between the couple feels not only feeble but unconvincing. It also doesn't help when Selim and El-Sakka have zero chemistry.
Same goes with Youssef and Ali, whose enmity towards one other is rather simplistic and thin. And because of that, in addition to the one-dimensional characterization and the predictability of their actions, you do not feel an ounce of sympathy towards either of them. In fact, there aren't any likable or sympathetic characters in the entire film.
As the story reaches its final climax, all logic is left behind. We discover that Ali, in span of few years, has become a popular politician and a presidential candidate, and that's when the film starts to assault the intelligence of the audience.
"El Dealer" is enclosed by an abiding bathetic halo; nothing about it feels genuine - plot, performances, visuals - nothing. Like "Ibrahim Al-Abyad," it employs minor social strands to inject a sense of purpose and contemporariness to the tired story, but claiming that "El Dealer" is a commentary on the wretched Egyptian economy that forces youth to abandon the country is no different than saying that the rift inside the French national football team mirrors the current state of unrest inside French society. Both are baseless and unrepresentative of the whole picture.
Aesthetically, director Saleh brings no embellishments to an otherwise wide palette that begs for adornment. The Ukraine and Turkey settings are rich, yet, strangely, Saleh makes no effort to integrate the milieu into the story. The film has absolutely no sense of place; both nations appear indistinguishable in here. The underground culture you'd assume a film with a LE27-million-budget would explore head-on is not even approached; the lack of any detail is not only infuriating, but perplexing.
Everything about the film is half-hearted. The action lacks vigor and energy, the tension is non-existent, while the trappings of the melodrama alienate the rightfully apathetic viewers.
The less that could be said about the performances the better. El-Sakka proves once again that his unexpectedly magnetic turn in Sherif Arafa's "The Island" was a fluke, delivering a lame, mechanical performance devoid of emotions. As Youssef's faithful henchman Farahat, Nadal El Shafae struggles to bring in some seriousness to what essentially is a Scorsese caricature. Selim, on the other hand, is downright dreadful; an amateur player oblivious to her limitations.
El-Nabawy does shine every now and then, but the absence of any ambiguities to his character ultimately renders his performance monotonic.
While making his game-changing masterpiece "The 400 Blows," late great French filmmaker Francois Truffaut said that "the idea isn't to create some new and different cinema, but to make the existing one more true." My main issue with "El Dealer" is that there isn't a single moment that rings true.
There's strong stench of talentlessness that reeks from every frame of El Sakka's second flop in a row. It's languid, arid and incredibly pedestrian. "El Dealer" is a perfect emblem of current state of cultural bankruptcy. The spark of excitement that defined the best Egyptian crime films of the 40s, 50s and 60s has long been extinguished, replaced with trifle market considerations and undemanding formulas. In a barren year for mainstream Egyptian cinema, "El Dealer" marks a new low. "Black Honey," by comparison, doesn't look that bad anymore.
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All our married life, Patricia has said I should have more male friends and now I'm in a men's prayer group and we meet on Tuesday at 6 a.m. That is wonderful and then we also have Men of Faith; it's men of the church who meet 6 o'clock Friday morning. There are about 75 men there every Friday morning. I like the adoration hour. Our church has adoration 24 hours seven days a week. My hours are 5 o'clock on Tuesday morning and I try not to leave Little Rock until after that. I would say right now those are the three things that are important to me. It's just a power thing to know there are seven other guys that pray for you. I really like the prayer traditions of the Catholic Church. Aside from the Mass, my prayer groups are the important thing and followed closely by the adoration hour.
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Very much. I like having bishops, and I like having a pope. I think the tradition of the real presence of Jesus. The Mass calms me no matter what is going on with me when the priest consecrates the host. It's all peace for me. If I can get to Mass, I'm in peace. I like the concept of tradition. The Catholic Church is very scholarly. They take things very seriously.
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The history of the early Church. I really enjoy reading how our Church was formed.
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We help people who come into hospitals without health insurance and establish some sort of coverage. We're not a collector. It's a social justice because we are dealing with people who usually have marginal health, have very limited income and they have worked all of their lives and they all of sudden have an onset of illness or accident and they can't go back to work. They have no money to pay their bills or insurance.
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The former Marjorie Mabon was a lifelong member of Pekin United Methodist Church, where she had served as a Sunday school teacher and assistant choir director.
Her husband of 60 years, George E., died in 1995.
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Norristown State Hospital, originally known as the State Lunatic Hospital at Norristown, is an active state-funded psychiatric hospital located outside the city of Philadelphia in suburban Norristown, Pennsylvania. It was originally designed between 1878–80, by the local firm of Wilson Brothers & Company; of which, the original structure was set in a red brick Victorian High Gothic motif. It remains active for its originally clinical intention, and currently serving Bucks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and Philadelphia County, providing clinical services in General Psychiatry and Forensic Psychiatry. Additionally, there are various agencies that sublet state hospital buildings for a variety of psychiatric, residential and social services. These agencies currently make up the majority of services that are offered on the grounds of the hospital.
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In February 2018, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania announced that they would be closing the civil unit at Norristown State permanently.[1][2][3] There have been some voices of dissent among the public,[4][5] as the majority of these patients would be redirected to community residential settings and outpatient psychiatry. This closure will re-route remaining civil psychiatric beds north to Danville State Hospital in Montour County, Pennsylvania.[6] The forensic facilities at Norristown, however, will remain active well into the foreseeable future, as it is one of only two such facilities in Pennsylvania.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature passed a law in 1876 calling for a state mental hospital to be established in the southeastern part of the state.[7] Previously, psychiatric patients had to be sent at a distant to Harrisburg State Hospital, which could accommodate their various needs. However, overcrowding and increasing need from various Pennsylvania counties at this facility made the need for a regional hospital for the insane fundamental.
Ground was broken at the site on March 12, 1878, after which, John Rice was appropriated a contract of $600,000 from the state legislature to construct seven separate wards, as well as the administration building (Building #19). This was done to accommodate the overcrowding which was taking place in the insane wards of the Philadelphia Almshouse, as well as to supply a regionally asylum to relieve pressured placed upon Harrisburg State Hospital. The construction for the originally hospital complex was completed on February 17, 1879. Situated on two hundred and sixty-five acres, the original design of the hospital was similar to the Kirkbride plan with echelons on both sides of the central administration building with two-story ward-buildings with two wards on each floor connected by covered passageways. The kitchen, laundry, chapel, and boiler house et cetera sat directly behind administration. This architectural design allowed different wards based upon the sex and level of functioning of the patients.
From the main gate, a gradual rise in terrain brings the visitor to the entrance of the administration building as he is greeted with a tiled floor, ornamental brick wainscot, growing plants bringing verdure into winter and an electrically arranged clock – all showing a modern taste in architecture.
Roads and sewers were built and a large portion of the grounds were enclosed by an iron fence eight feet high. Barns and a root-house were also constructed. The sewage was emptied into Stony Creek until it was found to be injurious.
Under the supervision of Chief Physicians Dr. Robert H. Chase and Dr. Alice Bennett, the hospital began receiving patients on July 12, 1880.
Overcrowding and InstitutionalizationEdit
By 1937, the population of the state hospital had risen to 3,077,[8] having come down from 3,394 the year before,[9] but still well above the inpatient capacity for the campus. The following year the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania allocated funds for the construction of several new structures to reduce the strain the hospitals staff and open up new beds for the growing demands of the population.
New treatment modalities were added to the state hospital at this time. Most notably the use of craft and occupational therapy was skillfully employed by the staff to add in the treatment of various anxiety related conditions. Small hand-crafted items such as: wicker baskets, rugs, leather products, and fiber mats all sold locally for the benefit of the hospital.[10]
In 1998, Haverford State Hospital was closed and the inpatient population was transferred to Norristown in an attempt to consolidate the resources of the Department of Human Services.[11]
Clinical innovationsEdit
First female chief physicianEdit
Norristown State Hospital piloted a different type of administrative hierarchy for hospitals, wherein female patients would be treated exclusively by a female physician. To run this new medical department, they appointed Dr. Alice Bennett to govern over the medical and psychiatric affairs of the new hospital. Dr. Bennett obtained her MD in 1876 from the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania, where she was later an anatomy instructor until accepting this post at Norristown. She was also awarded a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania in 1880,[12] the first woman in any discipline to achieve this honor.[13] Dr. Bennett was also noted for being politically tied to Susan B. Anthony, whom she corresponded with,[14] and to the early Women's Suffrage movement.[15][16] Prior to her appointment as Chief Physician, and the completion of her medical education, Dr. Bennett had joined with other clinicians to help found the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in 1874.[17]
During her tenure at the state hospital, she championed several reforms to clinical practice. Paramount to these reforms was the removal of physical and mechanical restraints, which had previously been employed to detain patients.[18] For the year 1895, Dr. Bennett reported that no restraints had been employed by hospital orderlies and no suicides had been committed by the inpatient population.[19] As a matter of therapeutic modality, Dr. Bennett offered a variety of treatments for addressing the ailments of her patients, including: diet, bathing, topical blood letting, stimulants (alcohol), digitalis, opium, chloral, ergot, tonics, and potassium bromide.[20]
Dr. Bennett briefly gained notoriety through her clinical research into various illnesses, most notably Bright's disease (now known as chronic Nephritis).[21] would later resign from the hospital in 1896 over an ethical controversy that surrounded her following her assertion that insanity could be cured through an ovariectomy (removal of the ovaries).[22] Following this professional issue, she did not practice medicine again until 1910.
Modern Clinical PsychiatryEdit
The future superintendent Arthur Percy Noyes published the first edition of his sentinel medical text 'Modern Clinical Psychiatry' in the Spring of 1936, outlining the common practice of psychiatric interviews and the collection of relevant psycho-historical data. Dr. Noyes specifically prepared this book for training medical students, who were then prolific on the grounds on the state hospital. But the book is far more important than the preface would imply, and had a profound influence on the practice and conceptualization of the practice of psychiatry. It is well annotated and gives to the student ample material regarding the evolution of modern medical concepts.[23] It remains a classic and has been used in medical schools internationally well after the passing of Dr. Noyes in 1963.[24] The scientific principles which Dr. Noyes incorporated into his work are carried over through the Arthur Noyes Forensic Center (Building #51), the Arthur P. Noyes Schizophrenia Conference[25] and the Arthur P. Noyes Research Foundation.[26] To this day Dr. Noyes' portrait remains hung in the administration building in the hospital as a homage.[27]
Creation of Outpatient ClinicsEdit
While he was president of the American Psychiatric Association, Dr. Noyes also discussed the prospect of altering the nature of social services, focusing on the possibility of community-based psychiatric care.[28] He had previously been vocal about the need for internal reform to the state hospital system,[29] looking to divert patients to lower levels of care to reduce the strain on the commonwealth's limited resources.
Modern hospital and closureEdit
Across from a neighborhood of bungalows and rowhouses along the Norristown-West Norriton border, Norristown State Hospital currently occupies 225 acres, and has roughly thirty surviving buildings in varying conditions. Some of the buildings have recently been rented to social-service providers and local government agencies, while others remain vacant due to their state of decay. Famously the 'Female Admission Building' located at the front entrance to the hospital remains derelict, and is occasionally set on fire as practice for the Norristown Fire Department. Total closure of the full facility seems unlikely as the one hundred and thirty-six patient forensic unit for criminally committed patients, located in Building #51, is often near capacity. There is a precedent for turning obsolete parts of Norristown State Hospital into an asset for the neighborhoods surrounding it, such as the neighboring Norristown Farm Park, an immense public park on land where patients once raised crops and livestock. However, the fate of the hospital campus itself remains controversial and has been the source of considerable public debate in recent months.
Closure of the Civil SectionEdit
The Department of Human Services announced that Norristown State Hospital's civil section is slated to close in January 2019.[30][31] However, the fate of the remaining forensic portion of the hospital remains contested,[32] as forensic inpatient beds remain relatively rare. Currently, Norristown is one of only two state sites that offer forensic psychiatric care, the other being Torrance State Hospital. Various community advocacy groups have protested the closure of this hospital, citing that behavioral healthcare services are already underfunded and that many patients are unable to survive outside of the structure of an institutional setting.[33] there have been talks of relocating the forensic beds currently at Norristown to another site before 2022,[34] however this remains ambiguous, as no site has been selected to date. Local groups have since voiced their concerns that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is sacrificing patient welfare for a slight financial advantage in the state budget.[34][35] This closure also comes following a change in the paradigm of psychiatric care, where the clinical utility of long-term care facilities, such as state hospitals, appear to be gaining favor with behavioral health professionals.[36][37]
Subleted buildings to other tenantsEdit
In an effort to utilize some of the structures currently on the grounds of the hospital, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has granted leases to several social service agencies for the use of derelict buildings. Currently, Resources for Human Development run the CHOC program on the grounds,[38] which is a long-term homeless shelter for the various residents of Montgomery County. Carelink- STAR also maintains an operation for the care of sex offenders who also have been diagnosed with an intellectual disability.[39] Horizon House has maintained a residential facility on-site, but its current status is unknown. Circle Lodge[40] is another agency with occupies a state building, which is utilizes to provide a structured residence/traditional housing to the mentally ill. Finally, a short-term forensic psychiatric unit is maintained through Montgomery County Emergency Services, which does fulfill part of the former state hospital capacity for psychiatric beds.[41] All of these buildings are leased from the state for a fee of $1 per year.[42][43] These tenants are currently being assisted by the commonwealth to relocate their services off of the grounds by January 2020,[44] as the redevelopment of the hospital campus is being given serious consideration by the city of Norristown and by the Department of Human Services. Development firms hope to re-purpose the grounds for commercial purposes by 2022 with the removal of all remaining clinical services.[45][46]
Norristown State Hospital Historical SocietyEdit
In the wake of the announced closure of Norristown State Hospital, there has been growing concern about the fate of the property and the legacy of the facility. While there have been no moves by the state to alter its ownership of the land, the social service administration has been quiet to a definitive long-term plan. Consequently, some local citizens have begun the process of collecting photos, memoirs and documentation of the hospital to preserve its benefaction to the city of Norristown. This process is currently in its infancy, and there has been little involvement from the state, whose archives remain closed. The efforts of this group largely come from private efforts and through the advocacy of groups such as Asylum Projects.[47] There is no explicit attempt to delay or stop the closure of the civil unit, nor is there any effort to preserve the tattered remnants of the original 1880 hospital complex. However, they do currently maintain an archive of documents relating to the history of the institution that is accessible to the public.
Hospital SuperintendentsEdit
Norristown State Hospital was originally designed to be divided into two separate facilities, each with a matching wing of the institution. These facilities were under the care of male and female physicians respectively. However, while these two departments shared common pathology and medical staff, they did not have a single administration. This remained to be the case with Norristown State Hospital until 1923, when the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania reversed this decision, integrating the wards for both men and women. The hospital itself and all patients wards remained coed with the exception of the forensic unit (Building #51), which did not integrate male and female patients until 1987 when these services were merged.
- Dr. Robert H. Chase, MD- (Male Dept.) 1880–1893[48][49][50]
- Dr. Mary Alice Bennett, PhD MD- (Female Dept.) 1880–1896
- Dr. David Dorrington Richardson, MD- (Male Dept.) 1893–1905
- Dr. Susan J. Tabor, MD- (Female Dept.) 1896–1900
- Dr. Mary Moore Wolfe, MD- (Female Dept.) 1900–1909
- Dr. William M. Richardson, MD- (Male Dept.) 1905–1915
- Dr. Jessie M. Petersen, MD- (Female Dept.) 1909–1921
- Dr. S. Metz Miller, PhG MD- (Male Dept.) 1915–1921[51][52]
- Dr. E.G. Heyer, MD- Superintendent 1921(?)[53]
- Dr. Annie R. Elliott, MD- Superintendent ?-1936[52]
- Dr. Arthur Percy Noyes, MD- Superintendent 1936–1959[54][55][56]
- Dr. Nolan D. Lewis, MD- Superintendent 1959–1963[57]
- Dr. Carmela deRivas, MD- Superintendent 1963–1970[58]
- Dr. Albert R. DiDario, MD- Superintendent, ?-1997[59]
- Dr. Aiden Altenor, PhD- Superintendent, 1997-2001[60]
- Gerry Kent, MSN- Chief Operating Officer, 2001-2012[61]
- Edna I. McCutcheon, MSW- Chief Operating Officer, 2012–present[62][63]
In popular cultureEdit
The film the Silver Linings Playbook was partially shot at Norristown State Hospital. Several scenes of the alleged psychiatric facility in Baltimore were in fact defunct state hospital buildings that had recently been retired from clinical use. The old 19th century brick Refactory building is clearly visible in several scenes. Also, a fake security gatehouse for the film was setup at Gate #4 near Sterigere Street for about two weeks, much to the annoyance of hospital employees, who were blocked from using this entrance. However, this scene did not make it into the final cut of the film.
The 19th century serial killer Dr. H. H. Holmes, MD was briefly employed at the hospital as a Druggist,[64][65] but quit after being on-site for only a handful of days.[66]
The hospital is featured in the 2014 biopic film the Foxcatcher, about the life of American businessman John du Pont.[67]
The portrait Girl in a Big Hat: Portrait of Lilian Hammitt (c.1888), was of a woman who fantasized about marrying the painter Thomas Eakins. She was committed to Norristown Asylum in 1892.
President George Washington briefly resided on the grounds of the future site of the state hospital in 1778[68] while on campaign against the British Army.
Notable staffEdit
- Francis Xavier Dercum- American physician who first described the disease Adiposis dolorosa
- Charles Sophy- Medical Director for the County of Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services
- Samuel K. McConnell Jr.- Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania
- Anna Sarah Kugler- first medical missionary of the Evangelical Lutheran General Synod of the United States of North America
- John E. Fryer- American psychiatrist and gay rights activist
- Alice Bennett- first woman to receive a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania
- Arthur Percy Noyes- Author of Modern Clinical Psychiatry and President of the American Psychiatric Association
Notable patientsEdit
- Sylvia Seegrist- who opened fire on a Pennsylvania shopping mall.[69][70] She killed three people and wounded seven others before finally being disarmed. She was twenty-five years old at the time, and had been diagnosed as suffering from Paranoid Schizophrenia ten years prior. Having been committed and discharged from psychiatric care several times, her case stimulated discussion about the state's legal authority to commit at-risk people into mental care facilities versus the need for individual rights.
- John du Pont- an American philanthropist, heir to the Du Pont family fortune, and a convicted murderer.[71][72][73]
- Alice Logan- daughter of American playwright Cornelius Ambrosius Logan[74]
- Richard Greist- killed his wife and unborn son in 1978, mutilating both bodies, and has remained a patient committed to the grounds for the past four decades.[75][76][77]
Timeline: 1876–presentEdit
- 1876 – The Pennsylvania Legislature passed a law calling for a state mental hospital to be established in the southeastern part of the state.
- 1878 – Ground was broken for construction of the hospital.
- 1879 – Construction completed.
- 1880 – The first female patient was admitted.
- 1881 – A library, smoking and billiard room and a bowling alley were constructed for the amusement of the inmates.
- 1882 – The population of the hospital was one hundred and ninety-two at a monthly cost of $3,967 per inmate. A printing office and a scroll saw shop were established in which certain inmates were allowed to work. These were for the better class of patients who felt themselves superior to hard manual labor. For another class, who were not to particular, a brush shop was established which rapidly sprung into success.
- 1883 – The industrial pursuits had increased to such an extent that seventy-five per cent. Of the patients under treatment found daily occupation. Of these, one hundred and fifty were employed in improving the grounds; sixty-four in the brush shop, and the remainder as butchers, bakers, laundrymen, machinists, plasterers, painters, shoemakers and tailors. Ward building No. 1 for female patients, which had not been built at first owing to lack of funds, was erected and occupied during this time.
- 1884 – Two more buildings were erected for the occupancy of those who were unable to perform bodily functions properly without constant supervision.
- 1885 – The system of irrigation sewerage was enlarged – a large portion of the work being done by the patients. An infirmary was erected to accommodate about one hundred patients and was one story high and surrounded by verandas. The library was increased so that it contained nearly one thousand volumes and picnics were often held.
- 1886 – The population grew increasingly large that two frame barracks were erected holding about one hundred patients each. The offal of the establishment were used as fertilizer for the grounds, which assumed the proportions of a well regulated farm supplying all the sausage, scrapple, lard and poultry used by the institution. A farm cottage was erected to accommodate sixteen patients who were delegated to engage in agricultural pursuits.
- 1887 – The male and female infirmaries were made ready for occupancy. During this time, a mild attack of typhoid fever broke out afflicting twenty-one patients – all but two recovered. Clubs were also established and a large refectory or general dining room gave great satisfaction to five hundred patients.
- 1891 – Forty acres were purchased by the authority of the Commonwealth as an epidemic of dysentery carried off a number of patients to their grave.
- 1893 – $7,500 was appropriated by the Legislature to drill and test artesian wells. Six wells were drilled varying from four hundred to five hundred feet in depth yielding an ample supply of water and a reservoir was constructed holding nearly three and one-half million gallons of water.
- 1894 – A full electric light system was installed by which all the buildings were lighted and a few arc lights were also placed upon the grounds. One hundred and forty-two cows had to be killed[78] this year when they became infected with tuberculosis at a loss of $6,000. The basement of the chapel building has in it a medical library, a dining room for employees and a general store room. The chapel is a large room, finely lighted by windows. A complete drug store with a resident druggist is found in the male and female departments and three private rooms were established in each ward for isolation. An ample and light building is used as the kitchen and bake house, and the cooking done by steam with a large refrigerator adjoining the kitchen. Two thousand loaves of bread were turned out on an average daily basis along with biscuits and gingerbread on certain days of the week.
- 1896 – Dr. Bennett resigned from her position as resident physician of the Female Department.
- 1895 – A training school was established in the Male Department for nurses. Two years later, a similar school for Female nurses opened.
- 1897 – An additional assistant physician was added to each department. On October 1 there were 1,102 male and 1,048 female patients.
- 1899 – A cottage on the grounds was fitted up for the segregation of female tubercular patients, which provided room for twenty cases.
- 1900 – Two large ward buildings were completed, appeals for which had been made for years to the Legislature, because of the overcrowded conditions. They are two stories high and have on each floor two large dormitories, with a large day room in between them. They were intended for the quiet working class and accommodate 250 patients.
- 1904 – The infirmary for men was placed entirely in charge of female nurses and a nurses' home was erected at a cost of $55,000 with a capacity for one hundred and ten nurses.
- 1906 – The hospital suffered a great loss in the sudden death of its chief physician, Dr. David Dorrington Richardson. A modern pathological laboratory building, with morgue, was occupied and included a mortuary chapel, museum and offices.
- 1907 – A destructive fire almost destroyed ward building No. 11. Fortunately the fire occurred early in the evening and by prompt action all the inmates were saved and no one was injured. In May, a convalescent building was constructed at a cost of $50,000 and accommodated roughly seventy women.
- A card-index system for the enrollment and classification of patients was inaugurated and the folder system of recording the histories of cases was amplified and modernized.
- Hydrotherapy in the form of cold and neutral packs was introduced.
- 1908 – A surgical building, equipped with a modern operating room and necessary accessory rooms, was erected at a cost of about $3,000.
- Three barn buildings were burned and several of the season's crops were destroyed. They were replaced with modern buildings.
- 1909 – A modern assembly hall was completed and occupied in September. The lower floor being a dancing hall, while the upper floor contains an auditorium for chapel and assembly purposes, with sloping floor, large stage and fixed theater seats for one thousand two hundred patients. A $5,000 pipe organ was installed through the generosity of the Legislature.
- $30,000 was appropriated for new plumbing, all old bath-rooms and closets to be torn out and modern shower baths, tubs and closets were installed, and the floors were tiled.
- 1910 – Continuous baths were installed throughout the institution and the position of resident dentist was created.
- 1949 – A brick building was erected on the campus to house the nursing staff. Although no longer used for that purpose, it still stands today and is known as Building 57. It is a four-story building located near the Gate 4 entrance to the State Hospital campus. It currently houses the State Hospital psychology department, medical records, a credit union, and several other hospital related and non-hospital related tenants.
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China's on-premise coffee sector reached US$9.6 billion in 2018: study
13 Apr 19
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Southeast Asian foodservice in 2019 to grow at the same rate as 2018
27 Mar 19
Tempering is expected to macroeconomic uncertainties.
Dine Brands Global inks franchising deal to bring IHOP to Pakistan
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The agreement calls for 19 locations over the next nine years.
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Yum China aims to set the standard for customer experience with new innovation center in Shanghai
6 Mar 19
The nation's largest fast food company continues to see a "huge space" for growth.
Japan now home to largest Starbucks in the world
27 Feb 19
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BreadTalk Group's net profit up 82.5% in Q4, buys out joint venture partner in Thailand
20 Feb 19
The company says they have gained "strong momentum" through their joint ventures and partnerships.
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7 Feb 19
Its foodservice market is slated to grow over 10% in the next five years.
KFC gives wings to Yum China's growth in Q4
1 Feb 19
The company plans to open 600 to 650 outlets during FY 2019.
"Alexa, start KFC": Yum! Brands teams up with Amazon in India to integrate voice ordering
24 Jan 19
The chicken chain is the first restaurant brand in the country to provide this service.
How Starbucks' coffee sanctuary pays homage to Indonesia's coffee culture
16 Jan 19
The coffee giant's largest Reserve store in Southeast Asia also includes a farm for customers to witness the coffee-making process.
BreadTalk Group takes full ownership of Food Republic Guangzhou
10 Jan 19
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20 Dec 18
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Ribs & Burgers eyes Southeast Asian expansion
12 Dec 18
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Little Caesars wants a bigger slice of the global pizza market by sticking to product innovation and technology
5 Dec 18
The third largest pizza chain is set to continue their Southeast Asian expansion.
Café de Coral Group reports HK$4.2 billion revenue growth for H1 2019
29 Nov 18
The group aims to continue in improving customer experience and expand in Hong Kong and China.
QSR sector in Vietnam sees further decline in visits: study
22 Nov 18
Consumers prefer to buy at canteens, convenience stores and full-service restaurants.
Yum China aims to redefine the customer experience with new KFC 'future' store concept
16 Nov 18
The fast food operator also introduced the fully-automated dessert station in Suzhou.
Starbucks Japan eyes 1,700 stores by end of 2021
8 Nov 18
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McDonald's China pledges to build 1,800 'green' stores by 2022
31 Oct 18
Some restaurants in Beijing will also pilot a program to reduce straws.
QSR Brands eyes 24 KFC stores in 2019
25 Oct 18
The operator of the chicken chain has been diversifying their expansion strategy through strategic partnerships.
For a "fashionable dining experience": Yum China unveils new, modernised look for Pizza Hut
18 Oct 18
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Shake Shack to launch in three Asian markets on 2019
11 Oct 18
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McDonald's is the most positively talked about brand amongst Singapore's millennials, study reveals
3 Oct 18
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27 Sep 18
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While this price might inspire you to blurt out a string of expletives, take note that it encompasses all 14 bures (Fijian for "hut") on the island -- so you're splitting that nightly rate with 27 other people. Now that is entirely reasonable. Also, it's all-inclusive. Everything. Food, booze (including Champagne by the bottle), activities, private seaplane transfers, the works. Treat yourself to pontoon dinners, sunset cruises on the Blue Lagoon (yep, from the movie), a private butler, fishing, hiking, kayaking, massage... you're paying 35 grand a NIGHT. Basically do whatever the hell you want.
This is not a wow beach but not a bad beach. It's a beach and a big one. Found my way here in a Sunday after a morning run. It was a nice enough beach to take the time to enjoy. A lot of surfers enjoying the sets rolling in which made it relaxing. It is a nice long stretch and people let their dogs off leash to enjoy it as well. So if you don't like dogs I suggest not going here. It's best to walk on the beach and not on the sidewalk area as it can have a smell. The beach itself is clean and enjoyable but nothing that takes your breathe away. I do appreciate how long and wide this beach is would be a great place for a large group.
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thailand in phuket maybe got around 20m but very urban area …..to teach sax you basically going to have to set up your own little teaching studio long term and your internet requirements are really going to limit you to very specific larger urban islands… believe me I've been learning about this the hardway , like I said my wife needs half way decent internet to work , we moving to a house in the jungle on Morro de Sao paulo in Brazil….you can get internet there , but try pinning down the one install guy on the island who has to shlepp down there to install it…..and my wife's Brazilian so theres no communication barrier….if you can't communicate in these places with such specific needs you really going to get fustrated quick. Make sure to bring at least two months cash to live off (at least) til you get everything sorted out
A bandeaukini (alternatively called a bandini)[133] is a bandeau top (no straps going over the shoulders) worn with any bikini bottom.[134][135] It is the oldest form of bikini, with earliest examples found in Sicilian Villa Romana del Casale (dubbed the "Bikini Girls) dating back to the 4th century AD.[29][30][136][137] Reintroduced, its appeal grew fast among young women,[138] with bandeau tops edging into the sales of the classic tankini.[139]
Snorkelers normally wear the same kind of mask as those worn by scuba divers. By creating an airspace, the mask enables the snorkeler to see clearly underwater. All scuba diving masks consist of the lenses also known as a faceplate, a soft rubber skirt, which encloses the nose and seals against the face, and a head strap to hold it in place. There are different styles and shapes. These range from oval shaped models to lower internal volume masks and may be made from different materials; common choices are silicone and rubber. A snorkeler who remains at the surface can use swimmer's goggles which do not enclose the nose.
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Crochet bikinis are big this season. Shop our wide range of bikinis to look super on-trend on your beach holiday. Our crochet swimwear comes in many colours and styles to suit your taste. Show off your tan in a bold shade or go for a classic colour for a subtle but stylish look. Style your crochet bikini with a kaftan and sandals to ensure your style game is on point.
Hard to get to, but well worth the effort, the Bazaruto Archipelago of Mozambique keeps us visiting and dreaming. Barely 22 miles off the east coast of Africa, this group of six islands (Bazaruto, Benguerra, Magaruque, Bangue, Shell, and Santa Carolina) continue to top our "must-visit" list of places in the world. The entire area was declared a National Park in 1971 and hosts a plethora of snorkel and dive opportunities.
Located in the world's largest free-standing dome, Tropical Islands features an indoor rain forest, spa facilities, and lagoon-style pool. Decorated with authentic palm trees and an artificial beach, it also features Germany's highest water slide. The outdoor AMAZONIA area also features Whitewater River, a unique lazy river pool. Free WiFi access is available in many spots in the resort.
When the (real) sun disappeared behind a cloud, I figured I should keep exploring. I considered a chicken Caesar salad at the nearby restaurant Palm Beach but decided to go a bit further afield. In the jungle, I found butterflies in mesh tents slurping from orange and pineapple slices and thatched huts with educational placards hiding electric equipment. Nature sounds piped through speakers, but the hundreds of varieties of tropical fauna weren't plastic. I hope those aren't real, I thought, wincing as I wound around the pathways to get a better look at a bunch of flamingos.
Another safety concern is interaction and contact with the marine life during encounters. While seals and sea turtles can seem harmless and docile, they can become alarmed if approached or feel threatened. Some creatures, like moray eels, can hide in coral crevices and holes and will bite fingers when there is too much prodding going on. For these reasons, snorkeling websites often recommend an "observe but don't touch" etiquette when snorkeling.[67]
Swimwear and underwear have similar design considerations, both being form-fitting garments. The main difference is that, unlike underwear, swimwear is open to public view.[222] The swimsuit was, and is, following underwear styles,[223] and at about the same time that attitudes towards the bikini began to change, underwear underwent a redesign towards a minimal, unboned design that emphasized comfort first.[224]
Some snorkels have a sump at the lowest point to allow a small volume of water to remain in the snorkel without being inhaled when the snorkeler breathes. Some also have a non-return valve in the sump, to drain water in the tube when the diver exhales. The water is pushed out through the valve when the tube is blocked by water and the exhalation pressure exceeds the water pressure on the outside of the valve. This is almost exactly the mechanism of blast clearing which does not require the valve, but the pressure required is marginally less, and effective blast clearing requires a higher flow rate. The full face mask has a double airflow valve which allows breathing through the nose in addition to the mouth.[7] A few models of snorkel have float-operated valves attached to the top end of the tube to keep water out when a wave passes, but these cause problems when diving as the snorkel must then be equalized during descent, using part of the diver's inhaled air supply. Some recent designs have a splash deflector on the top end that reduces entry of any water that splashes over the top end of the tube, thereby keeping it relatively free from water.[8]
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Wartime production during World War II required vast amounts of cotton, silk, nylon, wool, leather, and rubber. In 1942, the United States War Production Board issued Regulation L-85, cutting the use of natural fibers in clothing[46] and mandating a 10% reduction in the amount of fabric in women's beachwear.[47] To comply with the regulations, swimsuit manufacturers removed skirt panels and other attachments,[10] while increasing production of the two-piece swimsuit with bare midriffs.[48] At the same time, demand for all swimwear declined as there was not much interest in going to the beach, especially in Europe.[10]
Year-round, the 100-foot in-water visibility is enough to lure snorkelers to the reefs of the Turks and Caicos Islands. Winter only sweetens the pot: December through February, scores of humpback whales come to the Caribbean to mate or give birth, and the Columbus Passage between the islands of Grand Turk and Salt Cay is on their migratory route. This stretch, shallow and warm, is an ideal training grounds for momma to teach baby about breathing and other whale-life basics — making it also ideal to behold greatness underwater.
Discovering a tropical island paradise that hasn't lost its authentic beauty to stampeding tourists yet is a rare occurrence nowadays. If you were to visit the island of Koh Phi Phi in Thailand during the early 1990s, you would have found beautiful coral reef systems, untouched marine fauna and crystal clear blue waters — fast-forward to 2017 and you'll find fast food restaurants and hotels on every corner. What was once an immaculate tropical island has since suffered major damage due to increasing amounts of visitors. Here are five beautiful under-the-radar tropical places to visit before the tourists take over.
Microkini 1995 A microkini, including subgenres like minikini, minimini and tear-drop, is an extremely meager bikini.[140] The designs for both women and men typically use only enough fabric to cover the genitals and, for women, the nipples. Any additional straps are merely to keep the garment attached to the wearer's body. Some variations of the microkini use adhesive or wire to hold the fabric in place over the genitals. Microkinis keep the wearer just within legal limits of decency and fill a niche between nudism and conservative swimwear.[141]
Photographs of Bernardini and articles about the event were widely carried by the press. The International Herald Tribune alone ran nine stories on the event.[63] French newspaper Le Figaro wrote, "People were craving the simple pleasures of the sea and the sun. For women, wearing a bikini signaled a kind of second liberation. There was really nothing sexual about this. It was instead a celebration of freedom and a return to the joys in life."[38]
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Due in part to its sometimes inhospitable weather (high winds, cold weather and fog), the area was largely undeveloped throughout most of San Francisco's early history, when it was known as part of the "Outside Lands." Development finally came in the late-19th century: a steam railroad was in place by 1884 to bring people to the first amusement ride at the city's oceanside, a "Gravity Railroad" roller coaster, and to the Ocean Beach Pavilion for concerts and dancing. By 1890, trolley lines reached Ocean Beach: the Ferries and Cliff House Railroad, Park & Ocean Railroad, and Sutro Railroad that encouraged commercial amusement development as a trolley park.[6] The Cliff House, which opened in 1863, and Sutro Baths, which opened in 1896, drew thousands of visitors.[7]
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The northern end of Ocean Beach was dominated in the early 20th century by the Wonderland Amusement Park, which opened on July 4, 1913 and was constructed on eight oceanfront acres at Voltaire and Abbott streets. It boasted a large roller coaster, dance pavilion, menagerie, roller skating rink, merry-go-round, children's playground, a petting zoo with a variety of animals including 500 monkeys, and 22,000 lights outlining the buildings. However, Wonderland went bankrupt in 1915 due to competition from the Panama-California Exposition in Balboa Park and was sold at auction. It closed in 1916 after winter storms damaged the roller coaster.[8] The name "Wonderland" lives on in some Ocean Beach business names as well as the title of a documentary series on KPBS television hosted by Ocean Beach native Noah Tafolla.[9]
Home to many alluring features, like the towering and dramatic Piton mountains, volcanic beaches and rainforest waterfalls, it's no wonder St. Lucia makes it onto the list of most incredible beach destinations. If you're into scuba, you'll find great reef diving, and if not, you can snorkel the day away a world of tropical fish. St. Lucia has a number of fantastic resorts that will leave you speechless, as well. The views are second to none.
The Super Snorkel's full vision, easy to use snorkeling set for kids and adults is super fun, super unique snorkel equipment. With a crystal-clear180-degree view through the mask, and our floating-ball technology that closes the snorkel if water goes the wrong way, our dry snorkel allows you to concentrate on the experience rather than the next wave. Ideal for beginners or children who are uncomfortable in the water.
Tropical Islands Resort is a tropical theme park located in the former Brand-Briesen Airfield in Halbe, municipality in the district of Dahme-Spreewald in Brandenburg, Germany, 50 kilometres from the southern boundary of Berlin.[1] It is housed in a former airship hangar (known as the Aerium), the biggest free-standing hall in the world. The hall belonged to the company Cargolifter until its insolvency in 2002.
Have you been dreaming of warm summer days lying under palm trees at the beach or floating in the ocean on your surfboard? We have, and to prepare ourselves for the long awaited arrival of our favorite summer season we've been working hard on the designs for this season's bikinis for women. At ROXY, we're experts when it comes to surf lifestyle and beachwear, and our bikinis provide the best possible designs for you to slip into this summer. Bikinis are a staple of any surfer girl or beach bum's wardrobe, and we want to make sure you're dressed in the best when it comes to your day of fun in the sun.


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If you were born on 9th April 1928., your age is Ninety-One years and Seventy-Eight days. 33315 days passed since day of Your birth (or 4759.3 weeks). But you are not alone with this! In world 264000 babies was born on that day.
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This year, you already had a birthday. , next birthday will be in 288 days. Your previous birthday was 78 days ago.
The "big bum" was on ≈18th July 1927. (if you were born on time), but for details, ask your parents, they may have some interesting story for that day ;-)
We found 2 event that happened on 9. April 1928.
• Paul Arizin, American basketball player (d. 2006) [category: Births]
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