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CinefestOZ Gala Night attracts big audience
27 August, 2012 by IF
Press Release from Libby Mettam
CinéfestOZ has exceeded expectations with over 10,000 attendances, 62 sessions, and 29 films over the 5 days of the West Australian Premier Boutique Film Festival.
30 Film Industry Guests, including international celebrities Bryan Brown, David Wenham, Rachel Ward and Emma Booth attended, along with 20 other Actors, Directors and Producers.
CinéfestOZ Gala Night wrapped up the festivities in celebrity-style last night with Bryan Brown accepting his award as Screen Legend and David Wenham taking on his new role as Festival Patron.
Gala Night was another sell out event marking the end of the Festival's social calendar. Wenham says he has witnessed the event grow enormously even since last year in size and atmosphere and he expects it to become one of Australia's Premiere boutique film festivals. According to Bryan Brown the festival has been a fantastic event and he has enjoyed the Margaret River region and its attractions.
Minister for Culture and the Arts, Hon John Day MLA says CinéfestOZ was a valuable event not only for the film industry, but also the region in general.
NEWS VISION OPPORTUNITY: Video Production Company Lomax Media has news vision for the Saturday Gala Night Event at CinéfestOZ, which includes comments from the following guests about the event;
Saturday Night Guests;
• Bryan Brown, CinéfestOZ Screen Legend (Breaker Morant, Cocktail, Gorillas in the Mist, Tow Hands, Beautiful Kate, etc) will be attending with Rachel Ward
• David Wenham, New Festival Patron (Lord of the Rings, Moulin Rouge)
• Dean Daley Jones (Mad Bastards/ short filmmaker)
• Hon John Day MLA Minister for Culture and the Arts
• Emma Booth (Underbelly, Cloudstreet, The Boys are Back, Clubland and unreleased film Hippie Hippie Shake)
• Matilda Brown, (Underbelly Offspring, My Place and Rake)
• Sean Keenan (Lockie Leonard, Cloudstreet, soon to be released Puberty Blues)
"Since CinefestOZ's inception 4 years ago this event has continued to grow, said Festival Chair David Barton.
The event included not only Gala Events and a Directors Lunch, but also a Schools Program, Script Workshops, Side Bar Screenings (Short Film Sessions) and Filmmaker Q and A Sessions.


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I have loved writing since I was old enough to hold a pen, and would write horror stories as a child. The thought of being a professional writer never occurred to me though, and I more or less fell into it by accident. I wrote my first book, Smoke Screens: The Truth About Tobacco, without setting out to write a book. I had so much research and information on the subject that I just decided to consolidate it into one place, but it didn't take long for it to get a structure and I just decided to go all out and make it a book. That then led to me being paid to do some editing, and I put up an advert to be a book editor. My first client ended up paying me to be a ghostwriter, which planted a seed in my mind. After graduating from university I undertook an internship with a publishing company, and then founded my business Word Edit. Now I get paid to be a writer of articles and books, and I have had articles published in a national newspaper and Freethinker magazine.
Be open to criticism. Writing is a creative outlet and a personal endeavour, so we can be very protective of our output. In this day of self-publishing being such an easy option, many writers are just putting their book on the market without having any suggestions or criticisms to the story, which ultimately leads to lower quality books. The possibility of bypassing an editor is good for the ego but bad for the work. So the main advice is never skimp on hiring an editor, and secondly, keep at it. Reading makes you a better writer, so read anything you can get your hands on, and try to write short stories or a page here and there on something you're not comfortable writing, as this helps develop essential skills as a writer.
Because it offers insight not found in many other places. It's comprehensive and easy to understand, and, I'm pleased to say, very timely.
No I don't. The closest I get to that is when I work as a ghostwriter, but my name isn't mentioned at all so it's slightly different. The idea of a pseudonym never rested well with me except in the situations when it's a matter of safety or sensitivity. For regular books I think writers should be proud that they have managed to finish something as difficult and consuming as a book.
Yes, although primarily for my clients rather than my own personal pursuits.
I'm not the type of writer that has to do a lot of editing to the story, typically my first draft is pretty good. But of course, every single book needs editing and I tend to just write what I need to write, then the next day go over it and edit it. I do that throughout, then perform a thorough edit and proofread for consistency and spelling and general strength of the book at the end.
I always use a computer, but I may use paper for notes or spontaneous ideas.
I like fiction and non-fiction, but am open to most things. In my leisure time I may avoid things like fantasy or historical non-fiction, but one aspect of my job that I love is that I end up reading things I normally wouldn't get the chance to, and I invariably end up enjoying them.
I am currently forming a publishing company that offers both a traditional publishing model and self-publishing options. The latter was really to help new authors release a quality piece of work. I also run the website thedailyopinion.co.uk. Aside from work in general, I enjoy music and I usually spend my spare time with my wife.
I'm on Twitter (@richwhite08) and I have websites for my projects. www.wordedit.co.uk is my day-to-day job, www.smokescreens.org is my book website, www.thedailyopinion.co.uk is my website to help new writers build a portfolio, and www.tranquillitypublishing.com is the new publishing company.


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Donor Stories
Changing Countless Lives with Gifts of a Lifetime
"It was important to us to see the effects of our giving now."
When Jeff Franklin '68SEAS was accepted to Columbia with a full-tuition scholarship, the economical choice would have been to commute from his childhood home in Brooklyn. Instead, he worked year round and took out loans so he could live on campus.
"To me Columbia represented more than four years of education, it was four years of life experience," Jeff says. "I was determined to make the most of it not only while I was there, but also after I graduated."
And he has done both. In fact, as a young graduate Jeff joined other alumni twice a year to call classmates for donations. "Whoever raised the most money for Columbia would win a commemorative Hitchcock chair," he recalls. His strategy—sort the call sheets by time zones, call the East Coast first, then smuggle the remaining sheets home and make calls into the night—won him three such chairs.
After a few years the prize options expanded to include a nice dinner for two. By then, Jeff had begun dating Linda, who was working for a small law firm in Manhattan. "Linda and I ate at Windows on the World six times as a result," Jeff said. "One of those times is when I officially proposed."
"We didn't need any more chairs," adds Linda.
The importance of seeing results
Jeff worked as a chemical engineer out of college before being invited by a fellow Columbia alumnus to join an internal management group in the City of New York Welfare and Medicaid Department. Staffed with engineers, MBAs, and others, the group helped the department run more efficiently—reducing costs and making sure that those who qualified got those services.
"This was my first taste of something not specifically engineering related," says Jeff, "yet it required the same problem-solving skills and implementation. It was real life, get it done, see the results."
When Jeff became a financial planner years later, it was again this opportunity to see results that made the work more of a calling than a job. "Working one-on-one with clients, I got that instant feedback from them, to see that light bulb turn on when they understood how a plan would help them reach their goals."
Meanwhile, Linda had worked her way into senior management at her firm—which eventually became one of the ten largest in the world. When they realized they would not be having children, Jeff and Linda adjusted their lives accordingly, trusting that there was a master plan they were not aware of.
The multiplier effect
The Franklins did well for themselves and decided to use part of their wealth to honor the scholarships Jeff received at Columbia. The original idea was to leave a lump sum to Columbia through their will, but Linda felt they could do even better.
"I told Jeff it's too bad we'll never get to meet the recipients," she says. "He thought about it, then said there might be a way we could start giving now—and that got the ball rolling."
Jeff learned that donors can create a named scholarship with an outright gift, then fully endow it later through a bequest. "I realized we could start a scholarship now by making a five-year pledge," Jeff says. "After that, we could start another, then another, and fully endow them all later through our will."
The couple established the Jeffrey and Linda Franklin Scholarship Fund with the goal of creating up to eight full scholarships.
"I deeply appreciate the Franklins," says scholarship recipient QiYue Peng '20SEAS, who had a chance to meet the couple in 2017. Born and raised in Fujian, China, QiYue moved to Brooklyn at the age of 12. She is working towards a major in biomedical engineering and a minor in East Asian Studies.
"The cost of college discourages many young people from dreaming big," says QiYue, "but Jeff and Linda's generosity has made it possible for me. The fact that they also recognize the effort I put in to get here and believe in my potential means a lot to me."
This is exactly what the Franklins wanted: to see their gift at work in real time. "We wanted to be able to meet the students we are helping, to see how Columbia is affecting their lives, and to know that we are making a difference," says Linda.
The rest of the master plan may be well beyond what Jeff and Linda alone make possible. As Jeff puts it, "Eight scholarships would be roughly two new students a year attending Columbia, in perpetuity. If even a fraction of them feel the same way we do and go on to endow a scholarship, the opportunity will keep building for future generations.
"Like I said, I've always felt that attending Columbia was a privilege, and I am still intent on making the very most of it."
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27 Aug – 2 Sept '11
The sun goes down on an important part of a young lad's life….
To dramatic? 😀
Jake's last game
This Saturday Jake played his last game for the Ashhurst Junior Rugby Club. He's played rugby since he was 7 years old . Next year he's off to high school, and will be playing for his school team. Of course he's not the only member of his team who'll be at high school next year – Grant, Reuben, Cody, Dylan, Nicholas, Oscar, Lewis, Cameron, Jack and Patrick are all moving on.
Photographing the boys' games over the last two seasons has helped develop (no pun intended) my photography skills. I find now that I can look at the sky and figure out approximately what settings I'm going to need to freeze the action, with well exposed shots and reasonable depth of field. I've learned how to pan with the action, and how to keep a moving target in focus. It was practicing on rugby that gave me the confidence, through necessity, to move from the auto functions on to manual. The camera's auto settings just could not cope with the low light of overcast winter mornings, combined with fast paced subjects.F-stop f/8 Exp time 1/500 sec ISOspeed ISO-200 Focal length 50mm
I was very surprised in the change in the amount of light this week from the light available a month ago, even under overcast skies. I was able to shoot this game at ISO-200 and still have enough light for the fast 1/500 sec exposures. In the depths of winter I'd been pushing it up to ISO-1000. Amazing how the human eye and brain is able to compensate without us even noticing the difference.
This is one of those 'moments'. The boys won the game, only their third win for the season, and they were thrilled.
As I've looked back over the shots I have collected over the years, first with my P&S and then the DSLR, I see things that I never used to notice or think about – horizontal horizons, the players face and the ball both in shot and in focus.
I've put together a collection of my photographs over the last four seasons, both the boys and my skills have grown. To the boys who are moving on to bigger and better things, I wish you all the very best.


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Finished ProductPosted: January 17, 2011 Filed under: 1812 | Tags: 1812, animation, r+d Leave a comment
I've now got the animation online for show! I'm currently just finishing off the project file and the paperwork to hand it in but you can have a look at it here: 1812: Napoleon's Final Invasion.
Rendering Week and EditingPosted: January 13, 2011 Filed under: 1812 | Tags: 1812, after effects, animation, editing, final cut pro, rendering Leave a comment
This week I spent in the digital media labs at uni rendering all the After Effects projects I'd done for 1812. It didn't take too long really and, now, after four days, I've finished it all, edited it together using Final Cut Pro, made a few tweaks and designed the DVD menus. I'm just waiting now for the file to be compressed to go on the DVD I need to hand in and I'll be finished, pretty much, but for the paperwork.
In the end, I'm very happy. I think it could go a lot quicker, especially in the first third of the animation, but it would mean a lot more content which I don't have. However, I'm still happy and I think it gives the viewer more of a chance to listen and reflect on the music. I'm very happy with the way the cuts go with the music and also the style of it, having the old film and a slightly desaturated look to the whole thing.
Finished ScenesPosted: January 8, 2011 Filed under: Something I Heard the Other Day Leave a comment
This morning I finally finished off all the scenes for the 1812 animation. Very happy! Having edited the sketches done by my friend Naomi and sticking them into the environments I created, inspired by original paintings, I've added a desaturation layer and blended a piece of old film on top.
Hopefully, this will give a nice, old-style look to the piece, adding to the silent-movie style slides I'll be adding too. Next week my job is to render it all and hand it in. It's on the way!


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Julie Anne Genter needs to give the public clarity and certainty on when the next measles vaccines are arriving because Ministers and DHBs are not saying the same thing, National's Associate Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti says.
"It appears Ministers and DHBs are at odds over when these vaccines will arrive. The Auckland Regional Public Health Service has talked about 'months', but Ms Genter and Dr David Clark have repeatedly referred to 'the coming weeks'.
"Yet young children who, according to the Minister, are a priority for vaccination, are having vaccination appointments postponed, and adults are being told they may have to wait until February 2020 to be vaccinated.
"The Government says this is incorrect. This confusion isn't good enough.
"New Zealanders need certainty about when vaccine supplies will improve, and they need that certainty now.
"The Government has had multiple opportunities to be prepared, whether that was in January at the time of this year's very first outbreak, or in April when the World Health Organisation contacted every nation in the Pacific to warn them of the risks posed from the resurgence of measles.
"Sixteen DHBs this year have had cases of measles linked to outbreaks, and the number of cases continues to mount.
"Ms Genter must immediately clarify when the next vaccines will be arriving and what steps she will take to allay the fears of Kiwis and safeguard their health in view of the numerous outbreaks that have swept the country.
"The spread of measles could have been managed earlier, and the signs were all there. The Government's failure to order more vaccines sooner has imperilled the health of thousands of New Zealanders who can't afford to wait for vaccines."


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This is yet another question I get almost every time I pitch my services, and I've found a real-life example with which to answer it:
I know a nationwide, family-owned SME hardware business who feels very strongly that online anything is not a part of their business plan. Cool, power to you. Despite this, they do have a website, Twitter and Facebook. Their Twitter has 60 followers after 3 years of posting. They advertise sales every couple of weeks and have no shares, replies or mentions. Their website is simply a home page with their current flyer pasted on it - No search, product categories or available brands are listed. (I've looked at at least half a dozen of their SME competitors and all of them have made online purchasing available to their customers, and allow consumers to search their websites for the products they are actually interested in with visible stock, location and pricing information.)
I'll use my own brand's online presence as a comparison. I post to my social media accounts on a consistent basis (multiple times daily) and have 248 followers after 3 months of activity. On my Twitter I receive around 1500 - 2000 views a day. About 10% of the people seeing my tweets continue on to visit my website. If I was a retail marketplace like the company listed above, this would then be between 150 - 200 potential LEADS visiting my online store on a daily basis. Considering that this can be achieved by tweeting something relevant 3 times daily and having an engaging landing page for your website, your potential ROI here is insane. No bidding for billboards, newspaper pages or bench seats, and no drafting pages like with print ads (less time, less waste and less material expenses).
Because social media is sharable, you also have the perk of other people freely advertising for you when they find your posts engaging. Let's say someone shares your tweet, and that tweet reaches another 500 people via that other person's account page. Then 3 of those additional 500 people decide to re-share your post themselves, and you now have an additional 1500 impressions of your brand. If even 2% of those 500 new viewers decide to visit your website, that's another 10 views per share, per day that you are generating for your store for free.
Let's say the average tool purchase on this site would be a conservative $60 per customer. Think of the revenue this company could be generating that it is losing out on instead. Think of all of the cities and towns province-wide in British Columbia who have limited store fronts to purchase from but are expanding due to housing costs and the location of natural resources - They all have to truck in construction materials and tools and are a potential part of this company's online marketplace.
What marketplace is your company failing to reach? What are you currently spending per acquisition of new customers? Have you considered the cost of social media marketing as a comparison? (Do you need a quote?)
Business plans are not just about the money you are currently making, but also about the money you are losing to your competitors - So you can rake that lost revenue back in and become the best of the best, obviously. In short, social media is a cheap and low-maintenance way to increase your inbound marketing in partnership with your website. Get on it.


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A dog's nose is many times more sensitive than a human's. Imagine how painful a dry or irritated dog's nose can be! Many of us don't even examine our dogs' noses on a regular basis. We don't notice when it's dry or irritated until it's uncomfortable for the dog. Snoutstik was created to help alleviate dry dog noses caused by exposure to the elements, allergies or heredity. The product contains a core combination of healing, natural sunscreens, Shea Butter, Sweet Almond Oil and Jojoba Seed Oil.
I liked the idea of the Snoutstik because my Irish Setter, like many, has a sensitive "liver" nose that occasionally gets hyperkeratosis (or "crusty nose") across the top. Many older dogs get dry nose. Some social sites' message boards revealed that dog owners had been using Bag Balm with some success. I had been using Vitamin E oil, which my veterinarian recommended. It works well, but my dog tries to lick it all off. I thought the Snoutstik might stay on better if it were thicker or waxier, like Chapstik.
I liked the language used to describe the Snoutstik formula: soothing, moisturizing, healing, hydrating, restorative, silky. I really wanted it to work. It did seem to cling better than oil, and Finnegan didn't try to lick it off. However, he did not suffer it to stay on his nose any better. In fact, every time I put it on him, he went straight for the carpet, rolling onto his back and rubbing his head upside-down on the carpet. He eventually got a little abrasion above his nose, where the "nose" flesh becomes regular skin.
I think the fragrance was too strong for him. I tried the Lavender one. Perhaps the Rosemary or Pumpkin would be less strong. I tried an unscented natural lip balm and he seemed to tolerate it much better. However, it didn't seem to make much difference in the granular flesh of his nose.
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The purpose of our research is to map the structure and function of circuitry underlying cognition, and provide casual evidence for how specific neuronal cell types underlie cognitive behavior. We are particularly interested in cognitive functions known to be changed in psychiatric disorder such as schizophrenia, and we have a strong focus on inhibition and inhibitory neurons.
Prefrontal Cortex
The prefrontal cortex (PFC) is pivotal to the integration and coordination of information internally generated and received from the external world. PFC is most important when behavior must be guided by internal intentions (often referred to as goal-directed behavior), and in line with this the PFC is required for cognitive processes such as attention, working memory, planning and decision-making. Disturbed prefrontal functioning underlies many cognitive and behavioral disturbances associated with neuropsychiatric disorders such schizophrenia, ADHD, autism and drug-addiction. Proper cognitive functions are essential for most aspects in our everyday life and extensive evidence exists that cognition is associated with synchronization of neuronal activity within and between brain areas. We and others have shown that synchronous brain activity relies on an intricate interplay between excitation and inhibition. The inhibitory interneurons expressing parv¬albumin (PV) are key players in the generation of synchronous brain activity in the gamma range (30-80 Hz), and increases in cortical gamma oscillations is a well-documented signature of cognitive processing. Importantly, deficits in PV neurons and impaired prefrontal gamma oscillations have repetitively been connected to cognitive deficits in neuropsychiatric disorders
Normal network functions in cognition
With electrophysiological recordings, opto¬genetic manipulations and imaging in behaving mice and rats we are probing the contribution of specific neuronal subtypes to cognitive functions. We are especially interested in the PFC circuitry and circuitry giving direct input to mPFC, including the raphe nuclei, thalamus and the cholinergic space. We are also investigated how the PFC influence processing in cortical sensory areas. Our research is formulated from the firm belief that only experiments in relation to behavioral functions can directly address when and how the brain's circuits exert their unique actions.
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Ongoing research in the lab aims to understand how brain activity and neuronal networks are affected or altered in psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia. We are using transgenic animals modeling aspects of mental disorders as well as pharmacology and optogenetics to decipher how changed brain activity relate to changes in behavior.
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Volume 2 Issue 94| November 27, 2010|
Cover Story
Behind the Scene
Journey Through Bangladesh
Learner's Club
Star Insight Home
Cover Story
From Insight Desk
Indomitable in Spirit
When life gives you lemons, what can you do but make lemonade? Such is the spirit of all Bangladeshis, who will take all their hardship as granted, and try their best to crawl out of the mess. Keeping this in mind, this year's competition from Celebrating Life has tried their best to bring out the Indomitable Spirit of Bangladesh and to portray it through photographs, lyrics, and films.
Rafi Hossain & Zahidul Naim Zakaria
When the odds are against us, some of us give up, and some don't. People often look at those who swim against the tide with eyes full of pity; people opine that their daredevilry is stupidity. But what separates them from the masses is not simply there will to persist, but also their strength of belief, their confidence in bringing change. These are the men and women that history remembers. What separates them is the trail of unbelievable achievements they leave behind, most of the times at the sacrifice of their own lives.
Bangladesh was born out of the acts of such people. Our predecessors have fought in the face of subjugation and death, and they have set us free.
Bangladeshis have given their lives to fight for causes that are worth standing up for. And brave we have remained. Even after witnessing rampant corruption and a miasma of social injustice, we remain positive and look forward to tomorrow as a better day. Against insurmountable odds, we persist. Over and over again, we have survived nature's wrath, and instances of natural disasters in the country is abundant. Amidst terrible traffic jams and power cuts, we, as an economy, grow at nearly 6% every year. We are resolute, and our spirit is indomitable. Celebrating Life 2010 set out to celebrate that very spirit in all Bangladeshis.
Celebrating Life is a yearly competition that factors in three creative arts: films, photography and lyrics. People from all over the country of all ages and ethnicities are free to participate in one or all parts of the three contests, as long as their submissions reflect that year's particular theme. The competition has been organized jointly by The Daily Star and Standard Chartered since 2008, and will be organized in the years to come. The theme for Celebrating Life 2010 was Indomitable Bangladesh: inviting films that portray characters that rise against dominance, photographs that carry the message of those who won't back down in the face of oppression and injustice and songs that are indomitable in spirit. We have received thousands of entries from hundreds of participants, and as always, the judges have gone back and forth between one tremendous piece of work to another. Our biggest regret always remains the fact that we are unable to award all the good entries and must, by the very nature of a competition, choose the best few.
2010 witnessed the third reiteration of Celebrating Life. And, this year, a new segment called "Critics' Award" was added. What separated Critics' Award from the rest of the three existing components was that it invited tele-films and television drama productions that have already been aired and was not originally created for Celebrating Life. The three existing segments, on the other hand, only accept original and unseen films, photographs and lyrics that have been created for Celebrating Life itself. And accordingly, the Critics' Award section is free from the theme of the contest. The Critics' Awards will celebrate the best professional productions that exist in Bangladesh today; the sufficient room has been made to celebrate every aspect of the production, meaning that awards available are not only for directors and actors, but also for camera work, sound, makeup, etc. We were amazed to see the response to the new segment, and are quite pleased with the submissions that we have received.
This year's Celebrating Life is closer to our hearts for yet another reason. This is also the first time the organizers have introduced "Lifetime Achievement Awards" for all three contests. As the name suggests, this award will be bestowed upon a veteran film maker, a photographer and a lyricist/song composer. I am sure that none of us who were part of Celebrating Life last year have been able to forget Nowajesh Ahmed, who left this world without warning on the day of the Award Giving Ceremony of Celebrating Life 2009. Celebrating Life had the privilege of having Nowajesh Ahmed as the head of the team of Judges of the Photography section last year. He was not only an accomplished photographer, but also a well-known scientist and academician. Celebrating Life's Lifetime Achievement Award in Photography will be conferred in his name and memory.
Participants and stakeholders who have been a part of Celebrating Life through the years know that Celebrating Life is not only a competition where the best of the existing pool of participants are awarded. In order to maintain the stature of the awards of Celebrating Life, a minimum bar on quality has been placed and will always exist. This means that if none of the submissions were up to the mark, then the jury panel may very well decide not to award anyone in a particular category. This not only protects the prestige value of the competitions, but also that of the awardees in other segments of the current year and in years to come. This is precisely why last year, in Celebrating Life 2009, none of the films were awarded. But we remain hopeful about film making in Bangladesh, and recognizing the need for capacity building, Standard Chartered Bank and The Daily Star are putting together plans to organize workshops and discussion sessions for both film making and lyrics writing.
In keeping with the popularity of the contest, the values of the awards are going to go up in the future. At the moment, for future Celebrating Life contests, the organizers are considering prize money to be about 5 lac taka for the winning film, 1 lac taka for the winning photograph, and 50 thousand taka for the winning song.
Although the results are in, I can't mention them yet! The winners, the honourable mentions and the lifetime achievement winners of Celebrating Life 2010 will be announced at the Award Giving Ceremony being organized at Osmani Memorial Hall on 30th November 2010. Only three days to go. Are you coming?
Stories of Success and Failure
Award has always been a commodity of joy. A competition has always been described through winnings and losses. Whenever a competition is organized, it is mandatory to keep in view that there will be a loser, and there will be a winner, whether it is you or I. Even though it is in our nature and a common enough practice to say it aloud, we are always defiant in accepting this fact. One always praises the judges and jurors when they emerge the winner of a competition saying that no one else would have been more deserving of such an honor, yet when the same person fails to board the platform of the winners' circle no one else complains louder expressing the injustice and the meaninglessness of the competition. I personally am against such a practice and think that such attitude should be amputated
from one's thoughts. We should thusly practice a code of sportsmanship that uphold the decisions of the judges to be fair and ultimate, be humble in accepting the outcomes of a competition, and be tolerant and appreciative towards the other who wins, even if it is not "me". It should always be reflected upon that the outcomes of a competition is not the end of the world. The results signify only the quality of the work
submitted and taken under account as entries into a competition in an allotted amount of time. Maybe the results are not always to the likings of a competitor, but that does not mean it should be a source of discouragement. Rather this should be encouraging for a participant that tells the person that there is room for improvement and room for raising the bar for existing potentials to do better the next time to try and win harder. Losing out on a competition does not mean failure, but it actually portrays that someone else from the same profession has succeeded in taking that profession to a higher level. It would rather be a failure for the profession itself if encouragement is not shown from the participants themselves towards the winners this time around, only because they themselves were not chosen for the honors. Such mentalities should be changed into more positive ones, holding in everyone's hearts that "this has not been a loss for me, rather it has been a win for my profession", and practices of not attending the award giving ceremonies shunned so that support is shown for what one does. Since the beginning it has been such, and will remain so in the future but it is up to all of us to bring about the change so that competitions are held only for the sake of competitiveness, for the sake rejoicing the best works, and for the sake of making each experience count. The true champion is the person who learns to rise even after a great fall.
Organizing such huge events is never children's play. The amount of work and effort that needs to be put into organizing them means work non-stop, without sleep, eat, or drink for the organizers so that success is achieved every time. The assistance required is mostly never there to overcome hurdles, but when acquired becomes the mention of gratitude. This has always been the case, and will never cease to be but the show must go on! We at the Daily Star are very grateful and honored to have The Standard Chartered Bank Bangladesh by our side as our partner, for without them such success could not have been achieved three years in a row in organizing the contests and the Awards Giving Ceremonies. The former CEO of the Standaed Chartered bank Bangladesh, Osman Murad, and Shah Masud Imam, the previous Corporate head, had been most helpful to us when we had started this journey, and the same amount of help if not more has been shown to us by the incumbent CEO, Jim McCabe, and Bitopi Das Choudhury, the Corporate head of our partner. We hope this relation between us will strengthen over time as we continue embarking on this cause.
Photography Judges
Dr. Rashidur Nobi Shuvro
Anila Haque
Shafiqul Alam Kiron
Gitanko Dutta
Raffat Binte Rashid
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Abid Anwar
Munshi Wadud
Kabir Bokul
Bitopi Das Chowdhury
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Shameem Akhtar
Sajedul Awal
Kamran Sunjoy Rahman
Rafi Hossain
As said before, all those who lend out a helping hand end up in notes of gratitude. And so, we are grateful to all the music directors, singers, and choreographers who have helped us in making all of this a success. It is comparatively easy to start something, but to sustain it throughout the years is not so. Over the past three years we have overcome hurdles, gained success and have been able to sustain the programme so far. Yet, this journey was not an easy one. We have at times tasted the bitterness of failure, but have learnt to pick ourselves up, as we have kept in mind that this will continue into the next year, the year after that, and so on. Such is also the case for each participant. Why should it matter if one did not win? There is always next year to try again and do better! None should be discouraged through disappointment. And so, we invite all the participants to come and join us in rejoicing the success, and the promise of future successes, in the ceremony to be held on the coming 30th of November.
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I don't write about my personal work much, but I'm going to talk about it today.
I've been passionate about photography for 40+ years now. My love of photography started at Stroudsburg High School and has continued through my life. Along the way I've done a lot of different things to expand my knowledge of the craft and art.
I'd try things that other photographers wouldn't try. In the early days, there were a lot of darkroom projects where I would push the limits of film and printing. I worked using the "zone" system, developed by Ansel Adams, Edward Weston and others. I shot with panoramic cameras that used a "swinging" lens to expose a wide strip of film. I captured some really cool images using infrared film, which was really pretty edgy in the '80's and '90's.
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Cal's rat rod, which I light painted, is his second creation. He just started his third. It is very clear that his passion is creating vehicles like this. That's cool. Everyone needs a passion. In this case my passion is creating art from Cal's passion!
I contacted Cal and he agreed to allow me to create a light painting of his vehicle. We decided to do the "captures" at Sibum's Auto Parts, a local auto salvage yard. I've known the Sibum family for a long time and knew that they had a row of Studebaker trucks that would make an interesting and relevant background.
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In his own words Gino emphasizes the value he places on "local": "The Idea behind the business is to create a lifestyle that is indicative of giving back to the community while doing something I enjoy. What success means to me is to live a happy life not governed by making money but by working with local farmers and products and giving jobs to local people."
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The sum pouring into this sector is rising as pundits say investing in renewable energy might be a good long-term plan as the fact is our reliance on fossil fuels can't last forever. Renewable energy sources are less likely to run out and also have environmental benefits.
James Vaccaro, managing director of Triodos Renewables, says the UK is at a crossroads at which choices need to be made that will decide where our energy comes from in the future.
Investors need to be mindful of the convergence of climate change, energy security issues and the need for a transition to a safe and sustainable energy future – alongside the chance to make a real difference, he says.
Mindful Money blogger Seb Beloe, head of SRI research at Henderson, talked about fossil fuels and their effect on the world's stock exchanges in a recent blog post.
He warns that the next big bubble may be made of carbon and says the growing carbon intensity of the FTSE – and the assumption that all of this fossil fuel will be used – represents a real risk for investors.
"Investors in passive funds are unlikely to be aware of these increased risks – partly because the very companies that hold these carbon risks are not required to disclose them," he says.
Justin Modray of Candid Money says clean energy investments should generally prosper. However, investors need to be in it for the long-term to take advantage of the trends at play.
"Clean energy investment performance is heavily influenced by the oil price in the shorter term – if the oil price is high then clean energy is attractive and vice versa if it's low. Until oil supply starts to dry up, or we're all compelled to use significantly more clean energy, it's hard to see this changing," he explains.
"Yes, over time we'll almost certainly be compelled to use more clean energy, but with a probable timescale of 10-20 years or more there'll be little short term change."
Investors that want to invest in renewable energy funds rather than individual shares have a few to choose from – including ETFs that track a global index of clean energy companies.
But Patrick Connolly from independent financial adviser (IFA) Chase de Vere says that while there is the potential for strong returns from specialist renewable energy projects, they must be considered as high risk. "They're not suitable for the vast majority of investors," he says, "They should only be considered by those who already have a significant and diversified investment portfolio in place and are prepared to accept the risks involved."
What about geothermal?
Geothermal energy is another option for environmentally-conscious investors. This basically involves digging a deep hole in the ground to get to a hot spot in the Earth, then pumping in water. When the resulting steam returns to the surface, it spins a turbine or goes to a heat exchanger.
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You are here: UNA congratulates Executive Director on winning the 'New Shape' Prize
UNA-UK were delighted to hear that Executive Director Natalie Samarasinghe was one of three winners of the inaugural 'New Shape Prize', an award from the Global Challenges Foundation for the best ideas for reforming global governance.
The Foundation was set up by financial analyst and author Laszlo Szombatfalvy, who moved to Sweden as a refugee from Hungary in 1956. The purpose of the New Shape Prize was to find new models of global cooperation capable of handling catastrophic risks. Over 2,700 proposals from over 120 countries were submitted. The final 14 and 200 other experts and practitioners, including Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallström and Director-General of the UN in Geneva, Michael Møller, met in Stockholm for a three day forum and workshops to further develop the ideas. At the end of the process the authors of the three best ideas were selected as the inaugural prize winners.
Natalie Samarasinghe's idea involved reimagining the United Nations as a body of last resort for the world's most serious peace and security and human rights challenges, by finding ways to transfer its other functions to stakeholders such as NGOs and businesses. Using models found in the International Labour Organisation and UNAIDS as inspiration, it suggested ways in which civil society and the private sector could be bought in to UN decisionmaking processes. This would increase the transparency and democratic accountability of the UN, and of ongoing private sector and civil society efforts to deliver global solutions. Her presentation is embedded below.
Watch this space for more information on how UNA-UK intends to further develop these ideas.
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For several decades, city populations have been growing much faster than populations in rural areas and small towns. Indeed, many worry about a brain drain of the best and brightest leaving rural regions for the bright lights of the city. What's motivating this shift? NC State University economist Mike Walden answers.
"You can see this clearly in North Carolina if you look at North Carolina's large metro areas like Charlotte and the Triangle. They are expanding very rapidly. Some of our rural counties actually are losing populations. So we do see this move to more urban North Carolina.
"There are a lot of factors behind it. For example, for college-aged kids, universities are often in the big cities, so they move from their rural town to the big city. Also, many of the emerging industries that we've seen over the last couple decades — technology, medicine and finance – (are) often also in the large cities because they interact with the universities and they have access to that college labor supply. And, here's a fact that many people perhaps wouldn't think about: If you have two university-educated people who are married or partnered, it's often easier for them both to find jobs in a bigger city rather than in a small area.
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A conference led by terrorist Rasmea Odeh, a Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) terrorist who in 1969 murdered two Jewish college students and injured nine others in a Jerusalem bombing, is scheduled to take place in Berlin on Friday.
Odeh was convicted of murder and sentenced to two life terms for the terrorist attack.
In 2017, Odeh was ordered to leave the US by a federal court in Detroit after she lied about her involvement in terror in Israel to illegally obtain US citizenship. She was deported to Jordan in September of that year.
In recent years she has become a sought-after lecturer at conferences held by organizations which promote the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, including on campuses.
In light of her activities in the boycott campaign against Israel, the terrorist appeared in a recent report published by the Ministry of Strategic Affairs under the heading "Terrorists in Suits", which revealed the links between the Hamas and PFLP terrorist organizations and the BDS organizations.
Strategic Affairs Minister Gilad Erdan passed on the report to more than ten ministers throughout Europe, in countries where the boycott organizations are active, demanding that the organizations and boycott activists mentioned in the report relating to terrorist organizations not be legitimized. The report was also handed over to the German Interior Minister.
Friday's event in Berlin is organized by the Samidoun organization, which also appears in a report published by the ministry because of its deep ties to terrorist organizations.
The organization presents itself in Europe as a legitimate human rights organization, but in practice maintains a strong network of contacts with PFLP which is declared as a terrorist organization in the United States and the European Union. The report also revealed that Samidoun activist Mustafa Awad had undergone training by Hezbollah in Lebanon and transferred money from Lebanon and Syria to a PFLP activist in Belgium. Awad is currently in prison in Israel.
Erdan demanded on Thursday that countries in the world increase their activity against the anti-Israeli organizations.
"We will continue to expose the true face of the BDS organizations and act to stop the funding given to them. It is inconceivable that terrorists who portray themselves as 'human rights activists' will exploit freedom of expression for purposes of terrorism and incitement. I turned to my colleagues in Europe and asked them to put an end to the BDS fraud and halt their activity, including stopping funding for them," Erdan said.


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For our holiday episode, we returned to the fabulous Trylon Microcinema to watch and discuss Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence. We not only discussed the film but we found ourselves pulled into a conversation about the Hayes code and about 80's synth tracks! Jena was saddened that this film featured a lot of David Bowie but not a lot of his package. Well, you can't win them all.
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