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Channel human smuggler arrested in UK
A suspect wanted by Antwerp's authorities for his connection with an alleged people smuggling network was arrested by the UK's National Crime Agency in close cooperation with Belgian law enforcement.
British national Saman Sdiq (33) was arrested at his home address in the UK September, 17. He is suspected of providing vehicles from the UK to the criminal network of which several other alleged members have already been arrested and are in custody in Belgium.
Authorities believe the network collected migrants around Calais and took them into Belgium, before loading them into lorries near the town of Postel, near the Dutch-Belgian border. From there they transported migrants across the Channel.
Belgian prosecutors believe they have identified more than 15 attempts to smuggle illegal migrants between November 2017 and April 2018. On a number of occasions illegals, including minors and young children, were found hidden in the cargo space of the trucks.
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| You Kat See Me
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|December 11, 2010
|Rob Boutilier, Josh Mepham
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|Dennis Crawford
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"You Kat See Me" is the 39th episode of Kid vs. Kat and the 13th episode of Season 2. It aired on December 11, 2010, after Kickin' Butler.
Plot Summary
Kat makes himself invisible and causes trouble for Coop on the night he invites Fiona to dinner, and on the night Dad invites Coop's teacher over for dinner.
- Coop is briefly naked when Fiona is looking at him and his towel slips off, though invisible at the time, he had previously stated that he still thought it embarrassing when Fiona asked him to give her his towel to tie around Growler (he instead tore a strip of the blue curtain)
- This is the tenth time Dennis is absent, and the only time where Fiona appears but he doesn't.
- This is the second time Coop and Fiona worked together to defeat Kat without Dennis like is Something About Fiona.
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"I hardly see engineers inside campuses beyond 8 PM. This is not only my observation, my colleagues standing in front of other big IT parks have same complaint. Please note 9 PM to 3 AM is like our prime business hours. If we do not have engineers during that period, it is bound to affect our business big time. For most of us sales have come down by at least forty percent," said R Muthuswamy, the president of CSAB.
Muthuswamy added, "Please note seasonally this is a boom period for our businesses because there are no IPL matches for which employees will have to leave office early. People can't do much in the evening as it rains almost every day."
"First I thought may be engineers are coming early and leaving early. My colleague working as security guard showed me the attendance record with IN & OUT time, that's not the case. It is all due to less 'work pressure'. I have fifteen years' experience and have stood in front of many major IT parks. For the first time in my life I am observing something like this sort of recession in our business," said Muthuswamy.
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BEDFORD, Mass., Jan. 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — EnterpriseDB® (EDB™), the leading enterprise Postgres database company, today announced Frank Fanzilli has joined the Company's Board of Directors. Fanzilli's combined experience as a corporate director and as the former global CIO at the international investment bank Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) will provide strategic value as EDB continues to execute new growth initiatives across global markets.
"The addition of Frank to our Board is another step toward EDB's strategy of transforming the market for Postgres and open source database management systems into the de facto standard for enterprise databases," said Ed Boyajian, President and CEO of EDB. "We just finished our 24th consecutive quarter — six uninterrupted years — of subscription revenue growth. Frank is joining us at an important inflection point."
Fanzilli spent 17 years at CSFB as Managing Director and ultimately as global CIO. As CSFB's CIO, he managed a $2 billion budget and transformed the IT department from a service provider into a major catalyst for strategic corporate initiatives. As enterprises seek ways to transform their database infrastructure with Postgres, the leading open source database management system, Fanzilli's depth of experience will provide a critical voice on EDB's Board of Directors. His successful record of leading enterprise growth will support the expansion of EDB's strategic growth initiatives aimed at helping global brands redirect spend from traditional database vendors to new, data-driven applications.
"I saw first-hand the strain that traditional database vendors put on enterprise IT budgets. EDB Postgres represents an opportunity for IT departments to support strategic enterprise business initiatives, transform and modernize their operations and meet today's digital agenda," said Fanzilli. "I examined the database marketplace, and realized that EDB will be leading a revolution I want to join."
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About EnterpriseDB (EDB) Corporation
EDB is the leading worldwide provider of PostgreSQL software and services that enable enterprises to reduce their reliance on costly traditional solutions and slash their database spend by 80% or more. With powerful performance and security enhancements for PostgreSQL, sophisticated management tools for global deployments and database compatibility for Oracle, EDB software supports mission-critical enterprise applications. More than 3,300 enterprises, governments and other organizations worldwide use EDB software, support, training and professional services to integrate PostgreSQL into their existing data infrastructures. EDB is based in Bedford, Massachusetts.
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Almost exclusive focus on economic growth will not automatically result in either uplifting the quality of life or ensuring equal growth opportunities for all. The present economic growth model will only further widen the gap between the empowered rich and the vast majority. The less empowered, because of lack of opportunities to be equal partners, will continue to languish. True, in any economic growth model, there will be a trickledown effect on the less empowered but that will come with the widening economic disparity. The real enablement is not to be confused with kerosene subsidy for India's poor or free electricity to its teeming farmers. It is empowering them along with others who now earn less $2 a day to be equal partners and stakeholders in the raising economic prosperity. It begins by making them meet their essential needs, which in turn will set in motion the virtuous cycle of wealth creation and consumption.
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In 2017, the average cost of a wedding was £27,161 – an increase of almost 10% on the cost of a wedding the year before! Given that the average salary in the UK is £27,271, paying for a wedding is a significant challenge for many people. So, what are the costs involved in your wedding budget and how are you going to pay for them?
Your wedding budget – the main costs
It's crucial to start with a budget when you're planning a wedding because it's very easy for wedding expenses to escalate. Cake makers, venues and photographers instantly increase their prices when the word "wedding" is involved. But that doesn't mean that you can't still have the perfect big day, as long as you're prepared to pay for it.
A wedding venue
The average wedding venue will set you back around £2,790. This may not seem that expensive until you realise that this is only the location where the ceremony takes place and not where your guests will drink, dine and party.
A reception location
Receptions can be held almost anywhere, from a classic country house or golf course through to your parent's top field. The average amount that couples pay for their reception location is £3,919, which will usually include standard event furniture but not decorations. It's also worth noting that you'll be paying separately for the catering and this figure will only cover the cost of the venue hire.
Food and drink
The cost of food and drink will can also vary enormously and if you're able to arrange some of the catering via friends or family then discounts can help you to save significantly here. Average catering costs come in at around £3,959 but you may need to revise this figure depending on factors such as the kind of catering you want to have, as well as the number of guests and the number of times you're planning to feed them.
A photographer/videographer
You could, in theory, get your guests to snap away on smart phones and then send you all the images collected to save costs on your wedding photography. However, most people want to have at least a couple of shots that are professionally taken to keep and frame. A wedding photographer will set you back an average of £1,046, depending on how long you need them for and how much shooting they need to do.
Your wedding location and reception venue will most likely both need some decoration, whether that's flowers, balloons or gorgeous place settings. Costs will vary but an average expense for wedding flowers, for example, is £638.
The average cost of a honeymoon is £4,413 – under any other circumstances that would be a pretty pricey holiday for two. Of course you can keep your costs down by opting for a less exotic location but it's still a key expense to consider.
Other Bits & Bobs
These are some of the major costs involved in any wedding but you'll also need to bear in mind the smaller expenses, as these can really add up:
- Entertainment: £773
- Cake: £300
- Groom's outfit: £439
- Bride's outfit: £1,677
- Wedding rings: £809
- Stationery: £271
How can you cover the cost of your wedding?
Couples all over the world have come up with a wealth of creative solutions for finding new ways to pay for a wedding, including:
- Find a sponsor – agree a reduction in wedding prices in return for advertising on the day
- Pay as you go – most wedding services companies will take a large, up front deposit and then enable you to pay as you go for the rest
- Use your gift list – many gift lists today offer the opportunity for guests to contribute financially instead of buying a gift, whether that's to the cost of the honeymoon or the dress. So, you'll have a pot of cash after the event to clear anything you owe
- Use equity release – for weddings later in life, equity release from an owned property can be a great resource
Any for the rest of us…
Borrowing has become a regular part of wedding financing today and can help ensure that you have everything in place for the perfect occasion. Wedding finance options include:
- Personal loans – longer-term unsecured lending that can be repaid over a period of years
- Secured loans – if you're looking for wedding financing and own your home then a homeowner loan allows you to borrow against your property (with possibly a more flexible approach to your credit rating)
- Credit cards – find a low cost or 0% credit card so that you don't pay interest on covering some of the cost of your wedding
note: data source – Bridesmagazine.co.uk
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April 24, 2018 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Frigg, a multi-talented Finnish-Norwegian group of Seven young musicians who play fresh Scandinavian folk fiddling accompanied by fretted instruments, upright bass and endless energy will take the Crystal Theatre stage Tuesday, April 24 at 7:00 pm CST. Known for their captivating takes on traditional Polskas, their energy and their immaculate, finely crafted phrasing. The style they represent is a mixture of Kaustinen (Finland) and Nord-Trondelag (Norway)-traditions flavored with a taste of Americana and Irish folk music.
…all their virtues: living dangerously, taking harmonic liberties,
infecting the listener with the Finnish equivalent of the bit of a tarantula and
making them weak with a deep Nordic melancholy. – Songlines Issue 132.
"The band flies, in a mix of traditional and their own tunes, all shapely,
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Frigg has been conquering the world with a fusion of western folk music styles leaning strongly towards Nordic folk music, for which the world music media has coined the term Nordgrass, referring to the bluegrass influences of the group. The tight interplay of four violins, string instruments and contrabass, fine-tuned to perfection and spiced with sparkling, humorous live-energy has made an impact on listeners all over the world.
Apart from countless European tours, the notches on Frigg's collective belt include seven North American tours. Many well-known festivals have been marked on their extensive tour map. For example, Celtic Connections, WOMADelaide, Rainforest World Music Festival and Cambridge Folk Festival have all invited the group over for a performance – and the list of festivals could go on endlessly. Via TV and radio, Frigg has reached audiences of millions with their performances in A Prairie Home Companion live radio show and NHK World Japan channel's El Mundo program.
During its existence Frigg has released seven albums. The last studio album "Polka V" from 2012 was chosen as the folk music record of the year and a Teosto Prize nominee in Finland. Among the most notable world music publications Songlines has singled out two of the group's albums for its "Top of the World" chart, and on top of that fRoots, SingOut! and Rhythms have drawn attention to the group several times with extensive features and praising reviews.
In 2017, the eighth albums by Frigg, "Frost on Fiddles", has seen the light of the day. The originally Finnish-Norwegian group has now become wholly Finnish, but Nordic influences remain strong. The delicate and beautiful Scandinavian tone language has been dipped in BBQ sauce and it is being served fresh with pálinka (a traditional fruit brandy in Central Europe), to be enjoyed in good company. Frigg is proudly its own entity, now more so than ever!
This is a return visit for Frigg, who last played to a full house at Crystal Theatre in 2002. Advanced tickets are available on-line through Facebook or TheCrystalTheatre.org, and at the Iron County Chamber of Commerce and Ben Franklin's of Crystal Falls, Steamin' Joe's in Florence, The Music Tree in Iron Mountain. – $15 in advance, $18 box-office, $10 with a Gem '18 Season Ticket, $5 students.
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Since August 23 Aeroflot-Russian Airlines increased flights on Moscow-Chelyabinsk-Moscow route up to five flights a week.
Beside three flights (2nd, 4th, 6th days of the week) two more flights (1st and 3rd days of the week) by Tu-134 have been introduced according to the following schedule:
Su-793 (1st, 3rd days) departs from Moscow (Sheremetyevo-1) at 17.45, arrives in Chelyabinsk at 21.35
Su-794 (1st, 3rd days) departs from Chelyabinsk at 22.55, arrives in Moscow (Sheremetyevo-1) at 23.55
Su-793 (2nd, 4th, 6th days) departs from Moscow (Sheremetyevo-1) at 17.00, arrives in Chelyabinsk at 21.35
Su-794 (2nd, 4th, 6th days) departs from Chelyabinsk at 23.05, arrives in Moscow (Sheremetyevo-1) at 23.55
Ural region is one of the prior ones in Aeroflot strategy on developing home market of air carriages.
Aeroflot started its flights to the capital of South Ural on September 1, 2000, making three daily flights on the route Moscow-Chelyabinsk-Moscow by Tu-134. Flight frequency increase will enable to supply growing demand for Aeroflot services in this direction.
In comparison with 2002 Aeroflot representative office in Chelyabinsk increased carriages of passengers from Chelybinsk to Moscow by 13 % - up to 8815 passengers ¢ in 2003. Freight carriages increased by 90% - up to 31 tons. SeatsÆ occupation rate increased by 10 % - up to 87%.
In July 2004 earnings of Aeroflot-Russian Airlines representative office in Chelyabinsk raised from 4 million rubles up to 6 million rubles if compared with July 2003; carriage of passengers amounted to 776 passengers compared to 827; freight carriages increased from 3.6 up to 4.4 tons; seatsÆ occupation rate amounted to 80%.
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I have been showed you some of stunning photographs of Mongolia and its thrilling holidays, including Naadam Festival, Golden Eagle Festival and Winter Festivals for a while. For this time, you are enjoying images of Naadam Holiday, the top travel attraction of Mongolia. Now let's take a look around Mongolian Naadam Holiday through the lens of Mongolian photographer Batzaya Choijiljav.
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Naadam Festival is Olympic Games of the Mongols and held in the most enjoyable and festive month July. The origin of Naadam Festival is closely related to the history and culture of the country. It was one of the main practice of war. Before and after major battles, the three sports of men- wrestling, horseracing and archery- were exercised as an organized event, which later adopted its present name- Naadam. It is not only sports game including art, tricks, tactics but also ethic and cultural performance such as singing, dance, traditional costume, parade etc.
What's Going Around Naadam Festival on 10th of July?
Mongol Naadam starts with 4 year old horse racing at Khui Doloon Khudag, locates 35km/21.7mi from the city center
First matches of Archery games at the archery field at the central stadium
Due to its traditional lifestyle, ancient people used their version of bows and arrows for hunting and in later it started to be used as a weapon during the battle.
During the Naadam Festival, all male, female and child archers who wears traditional costumes, compete in three categories: Khalkh, Buriad and Uriankhai archery, which have differences in the bows and arrows used, as well as the distance of the target
Deeltei Mongol Event/Mongolians in Traditional Costume/
Wrestler hat, the four sides of the hat are embellished with metal inscribed signs of champion, lion, Garuda, elephant, hawk and falcon, which represents the title the wrestler holds. The yellow ribbon on red behind the hand marks the success of the wrestler.
Deeltei Mongol Festival / Mongolians in Deel, national costume/. There are some Mongol national visitors, from Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang Uyghur, Buryatia, Tyva Republic, Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, enjoying Naadam Festival and attending some cultural events
Three year old horse racing at Khui Doloon Khudag
At 08 PM , a ceremony for the Great White Banners at State House at the central square
State Grand Honoring Concerts at the Cultural Palace of Ulaanbaatar. There are other folk performances show in various theaters in the capital city
The official Naadam Festival Day on 11th of July
The official Naadam Festival is held on 11th of July annually, the President of Mongolia opens The Naadam Festival officially. This year, Mongolians celebrate their National Holiday of Naadam 2018, the year of the 2227th anniversary of Foundation of the first Mongolian State, the 812th anniversary of the founding of the Great Mongol Empire and the 97th anniversary of the Mongolian People's Revolution.
A ceremony to place the Great White Banners at the Central Stadium at 11AM
The Great White Banners at the Central Stadium
BayanMunkh.Kh, a very famous and prestigious Mongolian Wrestler, with 10 championships, paiyng respect to The Great White Banners
President of Mongolia officially opens Naadam Festival and pay respect to the Great White Banners, Central Stadium
Grand Opening Ceremony of the National Holiday Naadam Festival at the Central Stadium.
Every year various artists attend the opening ceremony to show dance, music, and other cultural performance. This year's opening performance features value of Mongolian family and independence.
The first round of Wrestling Champion starts with a total of 512 wrestlers, are challenging their power in the National Naadam Festival
Show of National Archery, at archery field
Above five-year-old horse (Ikh nas) race at Khui Doloon Khudag
Culture Naadam Festival
There is also Culture Naadam Festival organized at Khui Doloon Khudag by Arts Council of Mongolia (ACM) and the Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture (MSUAC) with a goal to promote Mongolian nomadic culture and traditions to local and international visitor and to support community involvement in cultural and creative activities.
In the 1960's, women archers started competing in Naadam which was a "significant development in national archery" that added dimension to making archery a truly national sport
Wrestler Mongonbaatar.Sh, who upgraded his rank and took the title of Hawk during this year's Naadam Festival
A total of 512 wrestlers, including 88 wrestlers with national titles competed in this year's Naadam. Six wrestlers became Falcons of the nation and three others took the title of Hawk during this year's Naadam.
President presents title, certificates and medals to the winner and runner-ups of the National Wrestling Tournament and for the fastest Horses
President officially closes Naadam Festival
Closing ceremony and Parade of Great White Banners back to the State House
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Okay, so allow me to explain my personal development platform. I use Windows XP Professional as my primary operating system for various reasons, but I develop software for Linux (mostly because I like Linux, but also because I intend for a lot of my software to be used on my own servers, all of which can be considered Unix-like).
Because I prefer Windows for daily use, I've built various tools around the operating system and have become quite attached to them. I really like TortoiseSVN and Notepad++, for example. I've just gotten used to running Windows.
Anyway, I wanted to see if I could transition into using Linux for everything, and because I work in Debian and have servers running Debian, I installed Debian. I had some trouble at first, prompting me to change to Kubuntu, but later came back to Debian after realizing that the packages in unstable and testing that I'd come to love were under an entirely different process in Ubuntu, which is currently unknown to me.
So long Ubuntu, I've re-installed Debian and love it so far. One problem I've noticed is that Debian would not boot inside VMware Workstation under Windows, while Kubuntu was able to do so out-of-the-box. Instead, I got an error like this:
WARNING bootdevice may be renamed. Try root=/dev/hda2 Gave up waiting for root device. Common problems: - Boot args (cat /proc/cmdline) - Check rootdelay= (did the system wait long enough?) - Check root= (did the system wait for the right device?) - Missing modules (cat /proc/modules; ls /dev) ALERT! /dev/sda2 does not exist. Dropping to a shell!
Looking into it further, it turned out I could edit the command line options to use a different device name–the debug output was right, I had to use /dev/hda2 instead of /dev/sda2–and things would work. The system would boot up normally, and everything was good. I guess it had to do with my drives actually being SATA (which I suppose are treated like SCSI drives); whereas VMware Workstation (in my setup) presents them as simple IDE drives.
But then I got to wondering how Ubuntu totally got around this problem, and it turns out that Ubuntu uses UUID identifiers to point to a hard drive. After searching on Google, it turns out that using UUIDs is convenient because it can handle cases where drives are removed; especially with external drives, or even re-arranging the drives inside your computer for whatever reason.
Using the command "blkid" from Debian (do this as root), you can get the UUID of all the partitions. You can either reboot into Linux using your normal dual-boot method (selecting the option from GRUB, etc), or you can edit the boot options from GRUB explictly to use /dev/hda2 temporarily. Once you boot into your Debian installation, you can edit /boot/grub/menu.lst to use drive UUIDs instead of /dev names.
Instead of:
# kopt=root=/dev/hda1 ro
or similar, you can change this to:
# kopt=root=UUID=<info from blkid for /dev/hda1> ro
Then you can use 'update grub' to update grub's automagic menu.lst information, so that the new root is recognized. This way, however your disk is installed, the UUID will be detected and the appropriate drive mounted/booted. I haven't tried this, but I suppose this would help if you have an operating system on a bootable USB drive or something, to help you select those partitions (though I don't know if GRUB will even detect them on a boot. I'm hoping so since most BIOSes these days support booting from USB Mass Storage Media).
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Zero Day (2011)
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Zero Day (2011)
About book: I wanted to read "The Escape" of David Baldacci, but I realized it's John Puller series which I never read earlier.Initially I felt bored on the way the introduction was given, and narration it started, slowly it picked up the pace. The way the Author left the reader with no idea of what is going till the end of the book. When the family of DIA officer was found murdered, Puller was called to assist the local police [Sam ]on investigation. Sam didn't like Puller initially but slowly in turns to a unspoken love for each other.Story rotates on guessing who's the murder with a suspense on "Big Thing" which is not revealed till the end of the story.Characters in between add right essence to the whole plot with mixed emotions.I enjoyed reading this one, I'll be starting his sequel "The Forgotten"... If the brutal murders weren't enough to upset the little coal town in West Virginia, the arrival of a highly trained Army investigator would definitely get attention. And then there's the rich and arrogant coal baron who suddenly seems agitated, and the local police officer found dead outside the house where the original murders took place. Something is definitely amiss.Zero Day by David Baldacci (Hachette, 2011) is the fast paced thriller that follows the Army investigator from clue to confusing clue, and from one dead end to another. What he finally uncovers is a timely story of greed, treason, and collusion that is a good read right through the last page.
I really liked this book. So what if it was like Jack Reacher. That's what I was looking for.
Listened to the sole "puller series" on cd. Great story and better readers.
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Monthly Archives: February 2013
What's to Come
Finally, I have found some time for myself to go catch the front-runner in the Oscar race: Lincoln. I'll be frank, I'm not the most keen to endure long, dry, historical films, but since it's been the head of so much positive hype I figured I'd hop on that wagon, expecting a load of the most Spielbergiest something yet. And it was. I'm not saying that I'm not a Spielberg fan, but I feel with his films you kind of know what to expect after a while. Which totally doesn't mean that it wasn't good.
Lincoln takes place during a pivotal moment in Abe's career: the signing of the Thirteenth Amendment and the end of the Civil War. Not necessarily in that order. The film also splits this time between the politics of the signing, and the impact on Lincoln's family.
Personally, I found all the political jib-jab, dirty tricks and mudslinging a tad exhausting – however when it came to portraying Lincoln the father, that's what got me hooked into the story. Daniel Day Lewis' portrayal is not that of a man who sees himself as the ultimate power, but a man with many responsibilities, which he handles with humor and believability. Like many other roles, Lewis has completely immersed himself. Okay, I'd say he'll probably win this one again.
In fact, the performances drive this film more than any other aspect (okay, maybe general mise en scene stuff – it's all very pretty). I think it's fair that the supporting cast has earned their noms, and it was also impressed by the amount of people who showed up in this film – for instance, the character of W.N. Bilbo –
– that's James Spader. I totally didn't know that. Now I can see it, but during the film I was trying to figure out if that was John DiMaggio – but I digress. Overall, Lincoln gives us a great story about humanity during wartime, even at a time when it was brother pitted against brother – and it shows us some of the brutality of such warfare when we're not forced through what feels like hours of angry debate. So yeah, it was a bit too long (or at least felt that way), but it was really the ending that threw me for a loop.
Sorry, some minor spoilers – I mean, in case you didn't know that he dies, there's some more stuff at the end.
Ah yes, the ending…there has been some debate as to whether or not the film should have ended sooner. I think it should have, but not totally before his death. In fact, I rather liked that scene where his son and compatriots are surrounding his body. There was a great solemn quality to the moment that I felt really cemented the concept that Lincoln was simply a man with vision – especially when it was followed by little Tad Lincoln just hearing that his father was shot. There was power in that sequence. It was the cheesy dissolve that killed it for me. I understand Lincoln's passion and legacy shines as an eternal flame – you didn't have to cross-dissolve the candle in his room with his second inaugural speech. That's called overkill, Steve. Stop doing that.
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Like I said, if perhaps it was a half hour shorter and ended sooner, this film would be perfect. Sadly, I have not seen any other Best Picture nominees apart from Django Unchained, Les Miserables, and Beasts of the Southern Wild, so I am by no means suggesting that I'll be calling it this year. That being said, it's really anyone's game – but if Lincoln takes it, I really wouldn't be surprised.
Final Grade: A-
Tear Down The Wall!
Pink Floyd's conceptual album The Wall may have received mixed reviews from critics – one even saying, "I'm not sure whether it's brilliant or terrible, but I find it utterly compelling" – but it has remained a favorite for many fans, at least those who happily accepted Roger Waters over Sid Barret, but I digress – it's a neat album. Then when the movie was released three years later…it also received mixed reviews, only this time, many hardcore Floyd fans weren't digging it, especially due to preconceived notions about the album – which is understandable, like when a favorite book is adapted. The odd thing is, the album was originally written with the intent of being a film. Personally, I find The Wall to be a fairly under appreciated work.
I realize that I'm a little biased because I really dig the album, or maybe because I adore all kinds of weird animation, so I'll really try to ignore these things…or at least for a little while.
For now let's focus on the story, which is about a young man named Pink and his complete psychological break. Normally this sort of thing would be fairly uneventful, but when you throw in the fact that Pink's a rock star who realizes the potential of his power over his followers. And of course there's some Oedipal things going on with the early death of his father in the war and then his overbearing mother and cheating wife – it's all very dynamic.
I say there's no better fodder for a rock epic.
Pink's story is told completely through Pink Floyd melodies, accompanied by strong audible and visual metaphors. Granted some of the imagery is fairly repetitive, practically beating you over the head with some things (yes, I get it, your daddy's dead Roger!), but overall I think the repetition is fairly effective in driving the point home on Pink's isolation and desire for control.
Okay, here comes the fun part – animation! You have to admit, the most memorable parts of this film are the animated sequences. This one, without a doubt is my favorite, in which Pink's lavish lifestyle collides with a damaged psyche, building his isolation higher and higher:
I was kind of upset that "What Shall We Do Now?" wasn't on the album after I saw this (I owned the album before seeing the film, by the way). Anywhoo, the animation is incredible, combining the beautiful with the grotesque with hardly any effort. I kind of wish the whole thing was animated to be honest – someone contact Gerald Scarfe and get him and Roger on this.
In retrospect, it seems for me The Wall is a complete guilty pleasure: good music, gorgeous animation, and strong metaphors. Even if it is a complete guilty pleasure, I think it's still worth a gander in one way or another if you haven't already taken a peek.
Killer Joe, Revisited
You may not know of this fellow, but you should. He's Brad Jones, the Cinema Snob, and I tend to value his opinion, even if I don't always agree. He recently released his list of his favorite films of last year, one of which was Killer Joe.
I honestly didn't know much about this film, but once Brad brought it up I was curious (even if it was #8), especially after we received a ton of copies of this movie at work – a movie supposedly rated NC-17 – that's a rarity for Blockbuster. I just finished this film, and I gotta say, it's something.
Matthew McConaughey plays a hired killer contacted by Chris (Emile Hirsch), who teams up with his family to kill his mother to collect her insurance money. There's a snag and all hell breaks loose – you get the picture. And Emile Hirsch gets his face smashed in with a can of pumpkin pie filling.
Killer Joe is probably one of the more demented American films I've seen in a while – something that breeds southern charm with raw grit, giving us a story of murder and family ties most unusual. And I'll agree with Brad here, Joe deserves the NC-17.
What makes this film so remarkable, other than its brutal content, is the performances. I never thought I'd say this, but Matthew McConaughey gives a terrifyingly intense performance. And then there's Thomas Hayden Church – his performance was so oddly real – he served as a great comic relief that wasn't too distracting. He was just a dumb kind of guy – a real good ol' boy.
Overall, I think Killer Joe, or as I like to call it, Redneck Fargo, deserves a higher spot on the list – or is at least worth checking out.
Sorry I haven't updated in a while, things have been crazy-busy at my end, which means very little time for Oscars, let alone hitting up the theatres for that matter. On the upside, I have been a busy little bee plowing away at my thesis, which is a video essay sure to appear later. In the meantime, I thank you for your patience, and I hope to have more stuff up soon.


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I was thinking of doing episode by episode review of everything I watch regarding ones that have episodes, but that is just too much reading that at my stage I do not have much readers so it would be more of a waste of my time when I can put that time to writing about … Continue reading Show and Anime watching.
Month: September 2016
Middle School Fundraiser
Today I ended up going to Shakey's with my sister, niece and a friend of hers. For a certain amount of time Shakey's donated 25% of sales to the school. Great thing that companies do this. It helps out school. Now days schools do not get the funds they need for materials or programs. Glad … Continue reading Middle School Fundraiser
Black Butler II E:2
Episode 2 went back to it's traditional style however, I'm not sure if that is it or it is just me getting used to the series. This episode was about Ciel pleasing Liz. What guys do for women... Haha..
Black Butler II E:1
Black Butler II E: 1, what what?!? What's going on... Why did they change their looks? Did they change them? No more Ciel or Sebastian? What?!? Where all my questions in the first minute of the episode. Let's not forget, who's that naked person.. Hahaha As it kept going I was getting worried that the … Continue reading Black Butler II E:1
Show/Movie/Anime/Cartoon Bingewatching
In an earlier post, I had posted that I watch stuff on my own and stuff with my sis and niece or just one or the other depending on what we are watching. Finally I was able to organize with my niece how we are going to be watching stuff. One at a time, no … Continue reading Show/Movie/Anime/Cartoon Bingewatching
Reading Challenge
I. Have had Goodreads app for a while. Keeps track of books I want to read, have read, and currently reading. On current reading list I can even input the page I am in. I really like the app. I can also review and rate the books but however I still haven't really done reviews. … Continue reading Reading Challenge
Sunday Night
Last night I watch some stuff on the DVR. Some included the Stand Up 2 Cancer special. Even though I recorded I did make my donation on Friday. Have to donate even if it's at least a little bit anything to help. Also watched Lip Sync Battle All-Star... I think that wasn't fair cause Michael … Continue reading Sunday Night
Sunday Marathon
Today I decided to have a show marathon with my niece. Something that will become a tradition. Also a way to finish a bunch of series and movies we have on out to watch list. Today we began with anime, Black Butler season 1. My niece has seen it before but I haven't. She wanted … Continue reading Sunday Marathon
New habits, New projects…
Started on new habits and projects. At moment working on organizing and cleaning up my work space. Going slow but doing it, one day at a time. Also trying to read the most everyday, any type from fiction to non-fiction. Trying to work my brain, one type for creative purposes and the other business. … Continue reading New habits, New projects…


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The science of archaeology began about five hundred years ago when many people found it profitable to dig up old marble statues and ornaments that had been made by the ancient Greeks and Romans, and sell them to rich noblemen. Most of these were found in Greece, Italy, and islands in the Mediterranean Sea, which had been the centers of civilization for more than two thousand years. Men began to study these artistic relics, and found that they could learn from them about the ways of life of other men who had lived long ago. Because this is such an interesting study, scientists became interested in man-made things from prehistoric times, even if they were not beautiful pieces of art. Then, by accident, some farmers in Italy discovered that they were living on top of an ancient Roman city that had been buried for more than sixteen hun-1 dred years. The name of this city was Herculaneum. It and another city of ancient Rome, named Pompeii, were built beside a great volcano named Vesuvius. In the year 79, an eruption of Vesuvius poured out so much lava and dust that both Herculaneum and Pompeii were buried. In the year 1719, archaeologists began to dig to uncover them. After more than fifty years, they had uncovered two complete cities with fine houses, theaters, streets, temples, and everything else that showed exactly how people had lived in ancient Rome. At the end of that century, one of the greatest of all archaeological discoveries was made in Egypt. This was the finding of the Rosetta Stone, about which there is a separate article. The Rosetta Stone was a sort of "billboard," used in the years before paper was made and when men had to carve their writings on stones or on tablets of clay. The Rosetta Stone had the same words in two different languages. One language was Greek, which the scientists already knew well. The other was ancient Egyptian, which they did not know. From the Rosetta Stone they learned to read ancient Egyptian. Ever since, archaeologists have been able to read whatever ancient Egyptian writing they have dug up, and this has helped them to learn much about the history of Egypt and the people who lived there thousands of years ago. The Rosetta Stone was discovered in 1799. Many other discoveries were made during the next hundred years, but perhaps the most interesting was the Altamira caves, in the mountains of northern Spain. On the walls of these caves are paintings of bulls and other animals that were hunted by prehistoric men. These paintings were made by men who lived as much as twenty thousand years ago, maybe even more, but they are so well done that many modern artists can admire them as much for their beauty as for their age. From paintings like these, archaeologists find out how men lived by hunting, and other things about the culture of that age so long ago. Archaeology goes on constantly. On every continent, and on islands separated from the continents, such as Great Britain and Ireland, archaeologists have found traces of the men who came many ages before us, our ancestors
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Alexa's certification checklist
How the process works
How long certification typically takes
✅ Functional Help & Stop intents ✅ Help intent with a question ✅ Functional skill with all outcomes and paths tested ✅ Proper, non-misleading Alexa store information for publishing ✅ Privacy Policy & Terms of service (optional unless Children's skill)
Every Alexa skill needs to have a functional Help & Stop intent that the user can access at any point within the skill.
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All you have to do is customize the speak blocks within these flows (if you wish).
Within your Help intent, you must have a functional question which asks the user whether they would like to exit the skill, or remain in the skill.
The format should look something like this,
Every Alexa skill submitted to the Alexa store must be fully functional with every possible path and action within your skill being tested. A skill will be deemed as broken by Amazon if it abruptly ends without warning - even if that is the intended function of the skill.
The best way to test the functionality of your skill is to run a functional test on the Amazon Developer Console. You can find this under the 'Certification' tab.
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OLD WORLD VICTORIAN CHARM/FEATURED HOME ON "For The Love Of Old Houses"
Located at 488 4th Street, Phillipsburg, Kansas
Step back to 1893, when homes were built to stand the test of time and woodworking artisans handcrafted beautiful woodwork designs. The homeowner has preserved these features, while updating this home with new plumbing, wiring, insulation, roof, guttering, windows, siding, forced heat and AC.
Step onto the wrap-around porch and into the entryway, which gives access to the living room and ornate stairway. At the bottom of the stairway, is a circular stained glass window.
The living room has a unique rectangular beveled window and pocket doors.
The kitchen has custom made oak cabinets with a combination of solid and paneled glass doors. There is a dishwasher and garbage disposal and Reverse Osmosis water. There is a roomy eating bar, lighted ceiling fan and under cabinet lighting.
The dining room has an original built-in hutch, pocket doors and original glass/brass lighting fixture. A side door gives access to the wrap around porch.
The family room is a cozy area for reading and relaxing and has pocket doors.
The main floor bathroom has a footed tub, double standing sink vanity and mirrored cabinetry with center medicine cabinet. Flooring is ceramic tile.
The back porch is currently being used as an office with a separate laundry area.
On the second floor, you will find a second bathroom and three bedrooms, with a fourth room which could be a possible large walk-in closet, nursery or play room. Second story floors are hardwood. Rooms have lighted ceiling fans. It is wired for Cable.
The bathroom flooring is ceramic tile. It has a tub/shower and double vanity.
The backyard is home to a well maintained double car garage. The backyard has a pergola with a fire pit and the area is beautifully landscaped with a fish pond, plants, rocks and large boulders. What a perfect place for relaxing or entertaining! The side has a tilled garden area.
This home is in a quiet neighborhood. It is close to the elementary, junior high and high schools and the downtown area.
Whether you choose to retain the Victorian aura or make it your own modern preference, this home is a must-see.
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How to Choose a Pocket Knife for Every Day CarrySeptember 26, 2018
Like so many things for sale online, it seems as if there is an endless amount of every day carry (EDC) knives on the market. That's because there practically is. Commonly referred to as a pocket knife, EDCs have become an American staple and are customizable by everything from size and shape, to handle design and blade deployment.
With so many options, how is one to go about choosing an EDC? The decision is perhaps made even more difficult when electing a pocket knife for sale online. Many knife enthusiasts like to feel the tool in their hand and experience first-hand all it has to offer.
But not to worry, finding the right EDC online is possible (and popular). By thoughtfully answering the following questions, anyone can strategically narrow down their search and select the perfect pocket knife in a matter of clicks.
What Will It Be Used For?
Although this seems like a fairly straight-forward question, it's wise to unpack it. Will it be used every day for tasks such as opening packages or preparing food? If so, quick deployment and a blade that keeps its razor edge are important qualities to look for. Similarly, it might be nice to have it weigh less than six ounces and outfitted with a belt clip.
For those looking for a camping, hunting, or emergency knife, such characteristics may be less important. Rather, analyzing the material make-up of an EDC and its blade length may become priorities.
What's Your Style?
The aesthetics of a pocket knife are duly important. Some prefer a flashy accessory, while others are keen on more discreet designs.
Consider both the handle and blade designs when looking for an EDC. Handles come in all different colors, patterns, shapes, and textures. Some are made of stainless steel, while others incorporate synthetic materials, wood, or bone. Many online manufacturers do a great job of describing a handle's feel to the touch.
Likewise, pocket knife blades are cut and crafted in many different ways. The simple or normal blade is flat and sleek and features a straight spine. Other profiles include the clip point, drop point, and Wharncliffe. While they each boast their own functionality, blade designs also to affect a knife's style.
How Much Should It Cost?
Even though answering this question is not nearly as fun, it is equally important. The modern pocket knife for sale online can range from $15 to over $100. That's a big window. However, when it comes to EDCs, less expensive does not always mean low quality. There are plenty of online manufacturers who take pride in their craft and are passionate about selling excellent knives at affordable prices.


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Elizabeth Warren, Pocahontas, and The Pow Wow Chow CookbookPosted: December 14, 2017 Filed under: America Since 1945, Boston, native america, New England, politics, presidents Leave a comment
What is the deal here when Trump calls Elizabeth Warren Pocahontas?
At Helytimes, we like to go back to the source.
Sometime between 1987 and 1992 Elizabeth Warren put down on a faculty directory that she was Native American. Says Snopes:
it is true that while Warren was at U. Penn. Law School she put herself on the "Minority Law Teacher" list as Native American) in the faculty directory of the Association of American Law Schools
This became a story in 2012, when Elizabeth Warren was running for Senate against Scott Brown. In late April of that year, The Boston Herald, a NY Post style tabloid, dug up a 1996 article in the Harvard Crimson by Theresa J. Chung that says this:
Of 71 current Law School professors and assistant professors, 11 are women, five are black, one is Native American and one is Hispanic, said Mike Chmura, spokesperson for the Law School.
Although the conventional wisdom among students and faculty is that the Law School faculty includes no minority women, Chmura said Professor of Law Elizabeth Warren is Native American.
Asked about it, here's what Elizabeth Warren said:
From there the story kinda spun out of control. It came up in the Senate debate, and there were ads about it on both sides.
A genealogist looked into it, and determined that Warren was 1/32nd Cherokee, or about as Cherokee as Helytimes is West African. But then even that was disputed.
Her inability to name any specific Native American ancestor has kept the story alive, though, as pundits left and right have argued the case. Supporters touted her as part Cherokee after genealogist Christopher Child of the New England Historic Genealogical Society said he'd found a marriage certificate that described her great-great-great-grandmother, who was born in the late 18th century, as a Cherokee. But that story fell apart once people looked at it more closely. The Society, it turned out, was referencing a quote by an amateur genealogist in the March 2006 Buracker & Boraker Family History Research Newsletters about an application for a marriage certificate.
Well, Elizabeth Warren won. Now Scott Brown is Donald Trump's Ambassador to New Zealand, where he's doing an amazing job.
The part of the story that lit me up was this:
The best argument she's got in her defense is that, based on the public evidence so far, she doesn't appear to have used her claim of Native American ancestry to gain access to anything much more significant than a cookbook; in 1984 she contributed five recipes to the Pow Wow Chow cookbook published by the Five Civilized Tribes Museum in Muskogee, signing the items, "Elizabeth Warren — Cherokee."
What is the best way to handle it, the best strategy, when the President is treating you like a third grade bully, repeatedly and publicly calling you a mean name?
Best advice to someone getting bullied? I googled:
We would amend "don't show your feelings" to stay calm. We would urge any kid to put "tell an adult" as a last resort.
A suggestion:
- if the problem persists, hit back as hard as possible, calmly but forcefully, at the bully's weakest, tenderest points.
Such a Lisa Simpson / Nelson vibe to Warren / Trump. Are all our elections gonna be Lisa vs. Nelson for awhile?
from this 2003 episode:
Lisa easily wins the election. Worried by her determination and popularity, the faculty discusses how to control her.
Witch HuntsPosted: December 11, 2017 Filed under: Boston, history, New England, North Shore Leave a comment
In 1693 Cotton Mather wrote a book called Wonders Of The Invisible World, defending the Salem Witch Trials.
A few years later a guy named Robert Calef wrote More Wonders Of The Invisible World, which was kind of a sarcastic slam on Cotton Mather.
Calef objected to proceedings that lead to "a Biggotted Zeal, stirring up a Blind and most Bloody rage, not against Enemies, or Irreligious Proffligate Persons, But (in Judgment of Charity, and to view) against as Vertuous and Religious as any they have left behind them in this Country, which have suffered as Evil doers with the utmost extent of rigour."
Can't say I got a ton out of the book, but I did get some good stuff from the introduction, by Chadwick Hansen.
If a witch is attacking you boil a pin in urine:
Even Chadwick Hansen appears ultimately baffled by what Robert Calef was up to, since much of his book is lies about how Cotton Mather fondled up a girl named Margaret Rule while curing her of bewitchment.
Hansen attempts to provide the context to a baffling historical period.
Later Mather would write a book called The Right Way To Shake Off A Viper:
Wild times in old Massachusetts. Few people who were taken to the Salem Witch Museum in childhood ever forgot it.
Previous coverage of witch hunts.
Boston (England)Posted: October 27, 2017 Filed under: Boston, New England, writing Leave a comment
There's a lot of crime fiction about Boston, America, but is there any about Boston, UK? I went looking and was directed to the works of Colin Watson, who writes about a fictional town, Flaxborough, which is based on Boston (UK version)?
I can't say it was totally compelling to me but cheers to Colin Watson.
Watson was the first person to successfully sue Private Eye for libel, for an article in issue 25 when he objected to being described as: "the little-known author who . . . was writing a novel, very Wodehouse but without the jokes". He was awarded £750.
WARNING TO MASSACHUSETTS DRIVERS!Posted: August 28, 2017 Filed under: Boston, maps, New England Leave a comment
Discovered a serious error in my DeLorme Atlas & Gazetteer
You can't actually drive from Moon Island to Long Island! There's a road on the map that's just not there!
Be careful out there guys and ALWAYS double check visual clues before attempting to drive from one island to another.
Bob Marley in BostonPosted: July 2, 2017 Filed under: baseball, Boston, music, New England Leave a comment
Because people were talking about Baby Driver, I started singing it in my head to the tune of Bob Marley's Slave Driver.
What a song. So then I went looking for Slave Driver on Spotify. I found a recording of Bob Marley and The Wailers, Live At The Music Hall, Boston, 1978. "Easy Skanking In Boston '78" is the title, which I don't love saying. "Bob Marley and The Wailers Live At The Music Hall – Boston – 1978" seems like it gives you what you need?
Somehow shocking that Boston would be the scene of a legendary Marley concert. Who was in the crowd?!
Steve Morse wrote about this recording for The Boston Globe when the album was released in 2015:
My one meeting with Bob Marley was memorable. I was sent by the Globe to interview him at the Essex Hotel in New York before his show at Boston's Music Hall in 1978. I walked in to Marley's room, which looked out over Central Park, at 11 a.m. It was a chaotic scene. Four or five members of his entourage were kicking a soccer ball that banged off the picture windows. Two king-size joints were being passed around. Bob sat on a couch, reading aloud from the Book of Revelation.
Realizing I was in over my head, I waited a while before daring to ask Marley about his music. He agreed to talk, shut the Bible, quelled the soccer noise, and stated his worldview: "Everything is going to be united now. Everything is going to be cool. Forget the past and unite."
Marley's response to a country politically divided and stricken with gun violence was notably cooler and more Christian than the NRA's response.
Two months later he'd be in Boston.
(Minute 34-38 or so a good sample)
June 8, 1978 was a Thursday, a hot night, 89 degrees. The Red Sox had an off day, but that weekend they'd start a ten game win streak on the road in the West Coast.
The Sox would win 99 games that year, but lose a one game playoff to the Yankees at home in Fenway Park.
Ned Martin would call the game for WITS radio.
Years later he'd die of a heart attack in a shuttle bus at the Raleigh airport on his way home from Ted Williams' memorial.
Coaches for Super Bowl LIPosted: February 3, 2017 Filed under: Boston, heroes, New England, sports Leave a comment
MORE ON public lands under Trump to come, but first we have to address a reader email:
Dear Helytimes,
Will you continue your tradition of discussing the Super Bowl coaches, in anticipation of Big Game LI?
So writes reader Abigail J. in Wellesley, Mass.
Thanks for writing Abigail! Last year, we profiled the somewhat dim personalities of Ron Rivera and Gary Kubiak.
Rivera's Panther's may have controlled their APE but it wasn't enough.
This year we have a return for Bill Belichick, whom we investigated to the edge of known facts before the epic XLIX game. In that battle he squared off against Pete Carroll, the most compelling coaching figure in the NFL and subject of an in-depth Helytimes profile.
This year comes Dan Quinn.
He won a Super Bowl under Pete Carroll in 2014, and seems more Carroll than Belichick for sure. Here's an article about him from the AJC by Jeff Schultz. Bumper stickers are a theme:
Quinnisms: Iron sharpens iron. Do right longer. Do what we do. It's about the ball. It's about the process (Former coach Mike Smith left that one behind.)
Quinn also has had a dozen T-shirts or hats with punchy thoughts made up during the season, the latest being, "Ready to Ride, Dog." The week of the first playoff win over Seattle, players wore shirts reading: "Arrive violently." Those words were referenced by Neal after the game.
Don't have much more to add. In light of Belichick's Trump support perhaps this a revealing moment, from Inside the NFL:
We'll see what happens in Houston.
At the moment, who can fail to find NBA coaches more compelling?:


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Designed and facilitated by experienced school leaders from the Benfleet Teaching School Alliance, our programme provides effective support and classroom strategies to successfully manage challenging behaviour and build a consistent learning environment.
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Monday 11th February 2019 (4.00-5.30pm) at The King John School
Effective classroom management and use of behaviour systems
- What is behaviour and why do some students struggle more than others?
- What is your school/own personal expectations and standards within the classroom?
- Tools to support those students who struggle to meet our expectations.
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Monday 11th March 2019 (4.00pm-5.30pm) at The King John School
Understanding proximity and postive body language to de-escalate behaviour
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Monday 25th March 2019 (4.00pm-5.30pm) at The King John School
Effective questioning and use of language
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Monday 29th April 2019 (4.00pm-5.30pm) at The King John School
Building a consistent learning environment
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Monday 20th May 2019 (4.00pm-5.30pm) at The King John School
Using sanctions to build rapport with students
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Leading our classrooms and staying in control
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