round) in 2002Fritshaw will be an unrestricted free agent if he isn’t signed by thedeadline, because of his age. A physical, stay at home defender, thePrinceAlbert Raider reached a career high in points this season. He has greatsize, but overall, he may lack the skills to make an impact in theNHL.Prediction: Fritshaw would be another addition to a collectionof depth defensemen in Cincinnati. It is doubtful that he will besigned.

Francois Caron, 261st overall (9th round) in 2002At the draft, Caron was expected to be a one of the top playersselectedfrom the QMJHL. Instead, he fell to Anaheim in the ninth round. He wastradedearly in his QMJHL career for fellow Ducks prospect Pierre-AlexandreParenteau, and in a way, his fate may be similar.Parenteauwas also a ninth round selection, now lookingLeague. The 23-year-old has led the Cincinnati MightyDucks in the past two seasons in scoring with a total of 103 points in146AHL games. An RFA this offseason, he made his NHL debut with Anaheimthisseason, playing in six games and registering a goal and an assist.Reportsindicate that Martensson may yet stay in North America, depending onhownegotiations with Anaheim go for a new contract. He is expected toinformLinkoping of his decision on July 15th, the deadline for qualifyingrestricted free agents.

The Mighty Ducks have signed another undrafted college free agent.DustinPenner was signed to a three-year deal after a season with Maine.The21-year-old Manitoba native is a gritty player with some offensiveskillsand should see time next year in Cincinnati. Penner is the secondcollegefree agent to be signed this offseason by the Ducks, after


CurtisGlencross was signed in April.

Corey Perry opened some eyes with a three-game tryout in the AHLplayoffs after his London Knights were eliminated from the OHL playoffs. The18-year-old right winger saw time in three games and recorded a goal and anassist. Perry played on the top line for Cincinnati and also played ontheirtop powerplay unit.'Dozens killed' in Tunisia protests Published duration 11 January 2011

image caption The demonstrations have been going on for more than three weeks

At least 35 people have died in violent unrest in Tunisia, according to a human rights group.

The authorities have said 21 people were killed in protests in recent days.

Union and health officials suggest that 50 died in the town of Kasserine alone. Fresh protests broke out late on Tuesday in the capital, Tunis.

The protests over unemployment are widely seen as being fuelled by political frustrations. It is the most serious unrest in Tunisia for decades.

On Monday, the government ordered all schools and universities to be indefinitely closed following the demonstrations.

The head of the Paris-based International Federation of Human Rights Leagues (IFHRL), Souhayr Belhassen, said she had a


list of 35 names, but the real number could be higher.

The IFHRL believes the death toll could be as many as 50, as does a Tunisian trade unionist, citing tolls issued by medical staff in a regional hospital in Kasserine.

"The number killed has passed 50," Sadok Mahmoudi, a member of the regional branch of the Tunisian workers' union UGTT, has told the AFP news agency.

Curfew and snipers

The government had previously said that 14 people had died in violence over the past few days, but on Tuesday it said seven more people had died in unrest.

Locals in Kasserine said on Tuesday that demonstrators had been fired on from rooftops, and that a curfew was been imposed and snipers stationed on roofs.

Officials said the police had acted in self-defence whentheir station was attacked with petrol bombs.

Human rights campaigners say the violence has also spread from inland to several coastal towns important for Tunisia's big tourism industry.

A trade unionist in the town of Thala told the BBC that police were warning residents not to gather in groups - even of two.

He said there was a desperate shortage of food and heating oil in the town.

In Tunis, actors, musicians and other artists said security forces had violently broken up a protest on Tuesday against government violence.

Tight control

Demonstrations are rare in Tunisia, where there are tight controls aimed at preventing dissent.

The closure of schools is an indication of how seriously authorities are taking the demonstrations, which have been going on for more than three weeks, observers say.

President Zine al-Abidine Ben


Ali has defended his government's record in the face of the protests, and promised to create more jobs.

He says an extremist minority has been misleading the young, blaming gangs who were carrying out "terrorist acts".

But the Tunisian government's response has been criticised by the EU and the US, which has called on the country to respect freedom of expression.

Mr Ben Ali is only Tunisia's second president since the country gained independence from France in 1956.Every year, GTR gathers some of the most influential names in Asian trade finance to discuss the challenges the market faces. This year, we met in Singapore and needless to say, fintech, regulation and deal flow were high on the agenda.

Azim Walli, head of trade and supply chain products, Asia and Oceania, MUFG

GTR: How have you found the past year? What is the state of the market? To what extent is this year better than last year?

Leung: 2017 is a slightly better year compared to 2016. There were a couple of factors affecting the business in 2016. One was the renminbi (Rmb) depreciation expectation, and we saw Chinese corporates shifting their funding requirement from Hong Kong or from Singapore back to China. Also the commodities prices, particularly of


were plenty of dictators who had followed in his footsteps, with their own brand of evil, but for reasons of realpolitik had managed to survive their own downfalls. Italian journalist Riccardo Orizio, in his Talk of the Devil – Encounters with Seven Dictators, shows that while you may question a surviving dictator, it doesn't necessarily follow that their answers become an explanation.

The book came into being from an obsession held by Orizio, two press clippings held yellowing in his wallet, both taken from The Guardian, and both detailing the eccentricities of two African dictators: Idi Amin and Jean-Bedel Bokassa. Perhaps attracted at the start by the colourful details of their deranged rules (both were alleged cannibals), Orizio's project developed and came to encompass several very different dictators, allIt's also a brave book in so far as these men and women (he interviews both Hexhmije Hoxha, wife of deposed and deceased Albanian dictator Enver Hoxha, and also Mira Markovic, the wife of imprisoned Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic), have by and large fallen off the media radar, and it's in the interest of many to keep them that way. During his trip to Albania he ends up imprisoned and interrogated by the police force of a Government that looked far from kindly on his investigative work.

His choice of Deposed dictators is interesting, and one imagines as much down to opportunity as to thematic concerns, aside from the overarching one of disgrace already mentioned. Indeed, Orizio describes thrillingly his chasing of these dictators, as in the case of


Idi Amin, exiled in Saudi Arabia. Orizio arrives in the notoriously press shy country on the pretext of doing a story on joint Italian-Saudi investment projects, and when he manages to shake off his guide he goes in search of the former Ugandan dictator. Linking Amin and figures like Gen Jaruzelski of Poland (possibly the most soul-searching and intriguing chapter), and indeed Slobodan Milosevic though may at first glance seem tenuous, the former being very ostentatiously mad, while the latter two were ruthless, practical politicians taking disastrous decisions for the lives of their country. There is a strong sub-theme though that links these men perfectly – that of the Cold War with its political stratagems, and the inevitable fall from grace with its end. In fact, while OrizioJPs, 3 cities OK pact to fund county jail

Agreements with three cities to fund the Pulaski County jail are official today, after the Quorum Court approved an ordinance Tuesday night allowing the county to enter into a new five-year contract with the five largest cities beginning Jan. 1.


FACTS
Keith and K.C. were married in 1987. The marital status was dissolved on June 23, 2004. Marital property was divided by agreement contained in a judgment filed October 8, 2004. At the time, Keith was a colonel in the United States Army. His service in the Army had begun eight years prior to his marriage to K.C. and he was still on active duty when he and K.C. separated. Keith expected to retire around September 2005. If Keith retired as planned, roughly 60 percent of the military retirement would have been community property, giving K.C. about a 30 percent interest in the retirement asset. The precise percentage would depend upon the date Keith actually retired and his rank at the time of retirement.
The stipulated judgment dividing the maritalCourt's Authority to Order SBP Coverage for K.C.

The trial court's order states:
"Payments of Member's retired pay will terminate upon his death, and therefore, payments to Former Spouse of her award would also terminate. However, the government has established the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) by which payments to a stated beneficiary of a portion of Member's retired pay will continue after his death. Applicable statutes allow a former spouse to be named as beneficiary of under [sic ] the SBP. Former Spouse shall be named as the irrevocable former spouse *349 beneficiary of Member for a portion of the maximum survivor benefits sufficient to approximately protect her dollar interest in Member's U.S. Army Retirement."
Keith argues that the parties had not agreed to divide the SBP and, therefore, the trial


like is largely applied as the hard medium to an apparatus having a storage capacity of more than 120 megabytes. The flexible medium of the former is rotated at a rotational speed of from several hundreds to several thousands of revolutions per minute, and is subjected to writing and reading of information through contact with a magnetic head slider. On the other hand, the hard medium of the latter is rotated at a rotational speed of several thousands of revolutions per minute, and the magnetic head slider performs writing and reading of information while it keeps floating over the medium at a distance of several tens nm.
Summarizing the basic structures in common with both media, though both types are slightly different from each other, there is a groundcore part 105. As seen from the enlarged part of FIG. 20, a slant part 107 is provided at the front part of the magnetic core part 105, and a width 108 of a plane area flush with the rail 104 is minimized to be the same as a track width of a high density recording medium. In addition, a numeral 109 indicates a magnetic film attached to the inside of the magnetic core part for decreasing magnetic resistance, and a numeral 110 denotes a gap part formed in the magnetic core part.
As seen from FIGS. 20 and 21, the magnetic core part 105 is positioned at the side surface of the substrate 100 and in parallel to a traveling direction of a magnetic recording medium. Whether a


reading during her school years ("She was 14 or 15 when she was writing it and I was about 15 when I read it. I could identify with her.").

And Till's murder by a Mississippi racist mob for allegedly whistling at a white woman happened in 1955 when she was 14 -- the same age as Till ("That picture was in 'Jet' magazine. I saw the cloud come over black people. I watched my mother hold my brother close to her.").

"They had a lot in common. The biggest commonality was they tactics used against them by their oppressors: dominate and destroy."

But there are differences as well, says Cohen.

"The Jewish people tell everyone to remember their history, not just them but everyone. Everyone tells black people to get over it.A former warehouse complex in one of the smallest countries in the EU is now moving towards becoming the first lifestyle center in Europe to totally embrace blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies.

Slovenia is Home to Worlds First Crypto Friendly Mall

Set in the center of the country’s capital city, Ljubljana, the eponymously named BTC City shopping mall will be transformed into a completely Bitcoin-friendly environment where every shop and venture will accept the cryptocurrency and operate via blockchain technology. The 1,558,398 square foot complex which was built in 1954 as a storage and logistics center had become a commercial shopping district by the mid-1990s.

Today it is completely transformed as the largest shopping center in the country boasting over 500 stores as well several travel and tourism ventures including a luxury


These songs were born between 1996 and 1997 while I was living at Anjalankoski, the village of Inkeroinen, where I wrote poems and listened to Gainsbourg late at night. The collection of these songs was originally released as a cassette by Culture organisation KuuMaa. Soon after this I began my first public performances as a singer/songwriter in my hometown Savonlinna. This was about a year before the formation of my Valumo orchestra. With the birth of new songs Raastinlauluja was left to fade in their own mist, until in spring 2002 we dug the old 4-track master tapes out of their dusty cardboard box and mastered them to a modern digital format. The patina of time has been cleaned up a bit, otherwise Raastinlauluja sounds as it usedspace. Before starting the experimental procedure, the foot at 90° with respect to the shank was selected as neutral position \[[@bib28]\] and it corresponded to the yellow dot placed at the center of the game scene. This position represented the foot starting position at the beginning of the game. Once the game started, a picture appeared on the monitor. The subject was asked to move the pointer to reach the object (target), performing a movement as fast as possible, trying to maintain a straight trajectory, without stopping during the movement. Moreover, the subject was instructed to stop the ankle movement as soon as the target was reached, and to wait until a new target appeared on the scene.Figure 2Game scenario with up- (a), down- (b), right- (c), and left-target


metatarsal neck fracture was identified in the accompanying abstract or full-text publication.

Case report {#s0015}
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The patient gave explicit and written consent to the publication of the present report.

A 27 year old project officer presented to the office of the senior author 8 weeks after sustaining a transverse fracture to the neck of the 5th metatarsal of her left foot. This occurred after an inversion injury of the hindfoot whilst dancing. The patient was a fit and healthy non-smoker with no previous history of injury to this foot. Her past medical history was significant for post-traumatic stress disorder, which was well controlled on a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI), and mild asthma managed with a standard reliever and preventer.

Management of the fracture at that point had been non-weight-bearing in a stiff-soled postoperativeArchives

Sharky shark sharks. The source of so much controversy these days and so misunderstood! Sparked by an unprecedented run of fatal attacks off the coast of Reunion Island and Western Australia both starting in 2011, the introduction of new shark culling policies continue to make headlines as they’re continually denounced by animal-rights activists, especially in Australia, less so in Reunion Island where local inhabitants have been more in support of action.

Bodyboarder Adrien Dubosc bled to death on Saturday after being bitten by a shark while surfing with two friends off Réunion Island’s Pointe au Sal. According to multiple sources, Dubosc – a well-known shark advocate and member of the local Shark Watch Patrol – suffered injuries to the thigh and groin area and was given […]

If you were


Player Profile - Reon Joseph

The 19-year-old has come through the Pro Academy and burst on to the scene when making his debut against Yorkshire Carnegie at the end of the 2017/18 season.
Joseph scored two tries including one with his first touch of the match and a memorable five-pointer with just a minute left to bring his side level and rescue a draw.
The winger has been training with the first team full time but has been getting valuable game time in National Two South at London Irish Wild Geese. He was amongst the top try-scorers in the division, scoring 18 tries in 18 matches with his electric pace proving too much for many defenders to deal with.
This year he has moved up a division and is playing for Chinnorautomobile, truck, bus or while riding as a paying passenger on a licensed, regularly scheduled airline or passenger train, and such injury directly and independently of all other causes results in the death of the Principal Insured within thirty days of the date of injury, the Company will pay the sum of ($1,000.00) one thousand dollars. Automobile, truck or bus as used herein does not include a tractor, farm machinery, motorcycle or any type of vehicle not commonly operated on public highways.'
Reversed and rendered.
The case was tried to the court without a jury on stipulated facts. First Continental Life and Accident Insurance Company, appellant herein, issued the insurance policy in question to Troy Hankins on January 19, 1970. The same was still in effect January 14, 1971, the


date of Mr. Hankins' death. Mrs. Hankins, appellee, was the beneficiary and made a formal claim under the policy. Mr. Hankins' employment was of such a nature as to require him to make out of town trips to obtain automobiles and deliver them to Plainview, Texas. Deceased made a bus trip to Dallas on January 14, 1971. The purpose of the Dallas trip was to pick up two cars for delivery to Johnson Motor Company in Plainview, Texas. Prior to leaving Dallas he removed the driveshaft from the car which was towed. Mr. Hankins then drove to Plainview, Texas, driving one automobile and towing the second. Upon his arrival in Plainview, the two automobiles, still connected by a tow bar, were parked on the right side of Denverlanguage within the clause.
Appellee further contends the Dorsey case lends support to her position that her husband's accidental death was within the coverage of the insurance policy. In that case, an award was made, under a similar insurance clause as is being considered here, when the insured, sitting in the driver's position of an automobile, was accidentally shot by his hunting companion who was outside the car unloading a gun in preparation for a return trip to town. There, the parties conceded that the insured was engaged in operating, driving or riding in the automobile and the only question that the court had to decide was whether the injuries sustained were a result of his operating or riding in the automobile. Affirmation of the award on appeal was


At the time the injuries were sustained, the deceased and two of his employees were in the process of extricating the truck from a stump hole. The injuries were inflicted when some poles, which had been attached by chains to the rear wheels of the truck to aid in its extrication, were flung back onto the bed striking the deceased. The deceased had been driving the truck prior to receiving his fatal blow. The court held that the deceased was riding "within the truck" at the time of his death. The Hardee case, 330 S.W. 2d page 547, states:
"... The insurer could not be unaware that people are transported daily in the beds of trucks and that in popular understanding a person is riding within a truck whenhad been on a trip with her husband. They customarily carried a loaded pistol in the glove compartment on their trips. Upon returning home, the car was parked and Mr. Nitsch had stepped from the driver's seat onto the running board. He heard the glove compartment door fall open, saw a flash and heard a shot. Mrs. Nitsch was accidentally killed by the discharge of the gun. The car had not been stopped more than a minute and Mrs. Nitsch had not made her exit from the automobile when the accident occurred. In allowing recovery in that case, the court reasoned that "while" is a word of time and not of causation; therefore, Mrs. Nitsch was considered to be riding in the car although the motion had ceased.


The court was willing to take into consideration the practicality of entering a car before the journey begins and exiting at the journey's *248 end. In the case at bar, Mr. Hankins had stopped both automobiles. He had alighted from the automobile he had been driving and was underneath an automobile he had been towing, but not driving. The car he was under was on a jack, and still connected to the other car by a tow bar. Assuming arguendo that Mr. Hankins' journey was not over when he crawled under the car, he would still have to be in a locus which could be construed to be driving or riding in an automobile before he could recover under the policy. Our Supreme Court has held that awoman who was changing planes to prosecute her trip was not a passenger "in an aircraft" when she fell in the terminal while walking toward the gate where she was to board her next plane. General American Indemnity Company v. Pepper, 161 Tex. 263, 339 S. W.2d 660 (1960). At page 661, the court stated: "... Admittedly she was a passenger, but she was not in an aircraft at the time her injuries were inflicted...." Mr. Hankins may have still been pursuing his journey, but that alone does not classify him as driving or riding in an automobile.
The state of the Texas case law on this subject appears to be that one is insured under a provision providing coverage for injuries sustained "while driving or riding in or


than were those of the insured in the Green case. Mr. Hankins was underneath an automobile replacing a driveshaft. He had not been driving or riding in the automobile, but had been towing it. The towed automobile was still connected to another vehicle by a tow bar. Following the normal sequence of events, the insured would have finished his endeavor of replacing the driveshaft. He would then have lowered the car from its jack and disconnected the tow bar from the other vehicle. These would be acts precedent to his entering the automobile to drive or ride in it. Although the activities may have taken place "while" on his journey, that is, within the duration of his trip, that fact alone does not necessarily constitute those activities asFor their part,
Turner and Wyble make no argument that they were acting on behalf of RJFS
when they allegedly engaged in the conduct of which the Baldwins complain.
Regarding Cavett, the district court adopted the magistrate judge’s
determination that Cavett was not acting on behalf of RJFS when he provided
the services on which the Baldwins base their claims. Cavett contends that
determination was erroneous, but we disagree.
       The magistrate judge’s report to the district court explained that Cavett
provided the Baldwins with general accounting services for over seven years
before engaging in the activities of which the Baldwins complain in this suit.
When the Baldwins decided to open accounts with RJFS, Cavett referred them
to his partner, Legnion, instead of representing them himself. Soon after the
Baldwins executed the New Account


DNA tests.)

2. Why did Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith teach against the practice of polygamy right up to their deaths and Emma Smith and Joseph's son Joseph III say that Joseph never practiced polygamy?

One month and one day before Joseph's death, he said the following:

“What a thing it is for a man to be accused of committing adultery, and having seven wives, when I can only find one.” – Joseph Smith (LDS History of the Church, 6:410–411)

(See other quotes from Joseph below)

Do we really believe that the man chosen to restore the gospel and that was one of the dispensation heads was a liar and a deceiver in regards to polygamy?

3. Why did Joseph Smith sue Chancee L. Higbee on May 24, 1842 under oath in the Stateof Illinois for slander regarding claims that Joseph was a polygamist? Chancee was a lawyer. Would it make any sense to sue an attorney in the state of Illinois regarding polygamy (which was illegal) for slander where truth is the ultimate defense to the charge of slander? Would Joseph really risk going to jail in order to successfully pretend he wasn't a polygamist?

4. Why were 380 men sent out from Nauvoo in September of 1842 throughout the United States with certificates and affidavits signed by many of Nauvoo's most prominent men and women denying polygamy in order to counteract damage done by Dr. John C. Bennett? Was Dr. Bennett the one lying about polygamy or the prominent men and women who signed the affidavits against what they claimed


NOMINATIONS SENT TO THE SENATE:

Scott W. Brady, of Pennsylvania, to be United States Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania for the term of four years, vice David J. Hickton, resigned.

Bobby L. Christine, of Georgia, to be United States Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia for the term of four years, vice Edward J. Tarver, resigned.

David J. Freed, of Pennsylvania, to be United States Attorney for the Middle District of Pennsylvania for the term of four years, vice Peter J. Smith, resigned.

Andrew E. Lelling, of Massachusetts, to be United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts for the term of four years, vice Carmen Milagros Ortiz, resigned.

Stephen R. McAllister, of Kansas, to be United States Attorney for the District of Kansas for the term of four years,A Few Good Men. Wow! What a run of directorial triumphs by the Meathead.

There are some movies that I have a long-seeded personal connection with, and Bagdad Cafe (1987) is one of those movies. To give you an idea what this movie’s about, I’ll hand off again to Roger Ebert:

The heavyset German lady, her body and soul tightly corseted, her hair sprayed into rocklike permanence, is having a fight with her husband, right there in the Mojave Desert. They are in the middle of some kind of miserable vacation, touring America as a version of hell.

She can take no more. She grabs her suitcase and stalks away from their Mercedes, he drives away into the red, dusty sky, and she walks to a miserable truck stop and asks


her record, which came during the second night of the second round of Democratic primary debates.

And now we know how the public found out why the mighty have fallen or, as Borger put it without giving us much detail on the reasons why, the soufflé has deflated.costs $7,995 for two months.

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attacks are added to the player’s arsenal as the game goes along. With new
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For even more strategy, Creature Defense will feature
characters from the EYE OF JUDGEMENT™ universe! An all new collaboration between
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popular characters in their Creature Defense lineup!make a million a month,” replies Thug. “But I will be, shortly.” He smiles, revealing a panoply of gold teeth. “The main reason I want this house is because of the elevator.” Despite the kidney-shaped pool with a rock waterfall, the private movie theatre, home gym, sauna and indoor jacuzzi, the accoutrement Thug is clearly most taken with is a small service elevator that goes only to the second floor. His friends spend the best part of ten minutes ooh-ing and aah-ing over everything from the doors to the lighting to the five-second ascension upstairs. It’s bizarre. As Amir quizzes him on family, Thug reveals he has six kids – a fair amount, considering he’s in his early 20s. Their ages? “Oldest is seven. Then it’s four, three,


At least 25 people killed in Pakistan and 20 in Afghanistan after heavy rains, flash floods and snowfall.

At least 45 people have been killed after heavy rains, flash floods and snowfall hit different parts of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

At least nine people were reportedly killed in Pakistan’s Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), three killed in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and 13 in Balochistan where at least nine districts were affected by the floods, according to Imran Zarkon, head of provincial disaster management authority.

“The spell of rain and snowfall that began on March 2 hit large parts of the province, killing 13 and injuring 12,” Balochistan Minister for Information Zahoor Ahmed Buledi was quoted as saying by Dawn.com.

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Meanwhile, at least 20 people have died in Afghanistan.

In Kandahar province, at leastSite owners

ZHAKI, The Wild Mustang Stallion

ZHAKI, THE WILD MUSTANG STALLION

5 YEARS OLD

Zhaki was
captured by the BLM in 2006. He was adopted out 3 times by the BLM and returned
as untrainable. I was unable to take him home at the auction when we first met.
As I walked through the corrals after the auction, Zhaki was huddled in the
back of his corral. He had wide eyes and was trembling with fear in the midst
of all the commotion. One of the BLM managers approached me as I looked in awe
at the gorgeous little stallion quietly approaching me. He started to tell me
what a wonderful horse this little man was. They told me how they had captured
him a year earlier when he was only two. They had herded him into a corral


of
six foot panels with the rest of the herd. When they started to load the horses
into trailers he turned and fled toward the fence. He launched himself into the
air and cleared the fence to regain his freedom. They allowed him that freedom
and did not chase him. The next year he was captured again and began his life
in captivity.

When we first went to pick him up, we were
told by the BLM that he was really a difficult case. He was extremely angry
with people in general. He had been adopted by three differant people and
returned to BLM holding facility in Salt Lake City, UT. By any reasonable
person he would have been considered dangerous. Of course, I am not a
reasonable person, and the impossible only appears to me as a newgoal.

As I stood outside his
enclosure at the holding facility, I thought about all the young men and women
that have gone to war for the United States and come home to face the after
effects of war. They are sometimes angry, often they feel forgotten. They have
issues with trust, they have learned to be alert in the face of potential
danger. Much like a wild horse that has been rounded up and removed from his safe
environment, they become cynical and see danger in places the rest of us would
never see. When in a war situation they become callous and tough. They learn to
never trust anyone. That could mean your life in a combat setting. The
"military family", or comrades at arms, are the only ones that they
can trust. These are the fellow


In the final weeks of 1993, Toni Morrison (February 18, 1931–August 5, 2019) became the first African American woman to receive the Nobel Prize, awarded her for being a writer “who in novels characterized by visionary force and poetic import, gives life to an essential aspect of American reality.” On December 7, Morrison took the podium at the Swedish Academy in Stockholm and accepted the accolade with a spectacular speech about the power of language — its power to oppress and to liberate, to scar and to sanctify, to plunder and to redeem. Morrison’s address, included in Nobel Lectures: From the Literature Laureates, 1986 to 2006 (public library), remains perhaps our most powerful manifesto for the responsibility embedded in how we wield the tool that stands as thehallmark of our species.

Morrison writes:

“Once upon a time there was an old woman. Blind but wise.” Or was it an old man? A guru, perhaps. Or a griot soothing restless children. I have heard this story, or one exactly like it, in the lore of several cultures.

“Once upon a time there was an old woman. Blind. Wise.”

In the version I know the woman is the daughter of slaves, black, American, and lives alone in a small house outside of town. Her reputation for wisdom is without peer and without question. Among her people she is both the law and its transgression. The honor she is paid and the awe in which she is held reach beyond her neighborhood to places far away; to the city where the intelligence


from her for certain nefarious purposes. Being a writer she thinks of language partly as a system, partly as a living thing over which one has control, but mostly as agency — as an act with consequences. So the question the children put to her: “Is it living or dead?” is not unreal because she thinks of language as susceptible to death, erasure; certainly imperiled and salvageable only by an effort of the will. She believes that if the bird in the hands of her visitors is dead the custodians are responsible for the corpse. For her a dead language is not only one no longer spoken or written, it is unyielding language content to admire its own paralysis. Like statist language, censored and censoring. Ruthless in itsWOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT AND GENDER INEQUALITY IN ADOLESCENT NUTRITIONAL STATUS: EVIDENCE FROM THE INDONESIAN FAMILY LIFE SURVEY.
In contrast to the extensive knowledge on the association between women's empowerment and the nutritional status of children under the age of five, relatively little is known about the influence of women's empowerment on adolescents' nutritional status. This study aimed to assess the association between women's empowerment and gender inequalities in adolescent nutritional status. Data were from the Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS) covering the period 1997 to 2015, and consisted of 16,683 observations from 13,396 adolescents between the ages of 10 and 19 years born in 6781 families. Three indicators of women's empowerment were used: mother's education, mother's bargaining power and mother's working status. Multivariate linear regression with robust standard errors was


introduced the hydrogenation of fats, creating what later became known as trans fats. He acquired a German patent in 1902, and in 1909 Procter & Gamble acquired the US rights to his patent. In 1911 they began marketing Crisco. This invention of adding hydrogen atoms to food had a profound influence on the production of margarine and vegetable shortening, enabling a longer shelf life.

High Fructose Corn Syrup

Since corn naturally has glucose, not fructose, in 1957 researchers created an enzyme called glucose isomerase that rearranged the composition of glucose in corn syrup and made it into fructose. It turned a mildly sweet corn syrup into the highly sweet high fructose corn syrup. It was first produced on an industrial scale in the 1970s.

Food Coloring

Seven dyes were initially approved underin Richmond, but has a bunch of GOA/SAF/Brady Bunch wrangling in between. On the upside is a parting word from the stop'n'rob clerk from the Golden Market now practicing open carry on a daily basis.

Friday, August 21, 2009

A couple of weeks ago an odd fellow dropped by the house late on a Saturday night claiming to be a travelling salesman named George. He wasn't much of a salesman, and it seemed like a ruse to determine who was home that night and who wasn't. Plus, there was a white van trolling the neighborhood that was probably linked to George. Presumably it contained his accomplices who had plenty of cargo space in their vehicle to cart off televisions and the like.

I called the cops and suited up in my


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After weeks of speculation, AIBA World Champion Mick Conlan has signed a promotional contract with Bob Arum’s Top Rank Promotions.

The US giant has fended off interest from the likes of Oscar De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions and Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Promotions to secure the highly-coveted signature of the Belfast man.

Conlan has stated his intention to debut is early 2017, as well as his desire to be moved along quickly. The Irishman is targeting a British or European title challenge within four fights, although, should he relocate to America, the titles he is aiming for early on will most likely change.

Conlan leaves the amateur game with a senior record of 60 wins and 11 losses in traditional 3x3minute bouts and a record of 7 wins and 3 losses


in the five-round format of the World Series of Boxing. Additionally, the Clonard boxer’s medal cabinet contains an Olympic bronze, World gold, European gold and silver, and Commonwealth gold.

A huge player in the World boxing scene, Top Rank are the current home of the likes of Manny Pacquiao and Terrence Crawford as well as having promoted the likes of Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman, and the Four Kings of the 1970s and 80s.reached by a (PM) Private Message.

[ltr]Kirkuk-Iraq Press -7 March / March: announced media - Harbi cell, on Monday, killed 50 component of the organization Daash including Caucasians were preparing to carry out suicide operations aerial bombardment was carried out by aircraft ofthe Iraqi F16 targeted sites of the organization in Hawija, southwest of Kirkuk.The media war cell in a statement, " The aircraft ofthe Iraqi F16 carried out an air strike targeted sites to organize (Daash) in Hawija, (45 km south westof Kirkuk), killing 50 component of the organization (Daash) of them from the Caucasus pose to carryout suicide operations. "Cell and he added that " the bombing also led to thedestruction of four headquarters of the organization and four booby - trapping coefficient of resistance and defender


of the aircraft used by the organization to address the aircraft."

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a ply of cords extending between the bead portions through the tread portion and sidewall portions and turned up around the bead core in each bead portion from the inside to the outside of the tire so as to form a pair of turned up portions and a main portion therebetween,
the bead apex made of hard rubber disposed between the main portion and turned up portion and extending radially outwards from the bead core, a length (LA) of the bead apex between the radially inner end and radially outer end thereof being in a range of from 0.1 to 0.25 times the section height (H) of the tire,
a reinforcing cord layer disposed along the axially inside of each turned up portion, the reinforcing cord layer having a radiallystatistics. If China weakness reduced profit at US corporations, earnings per share can still rise by buying back even more shares.

Profit / revenue decline has to fall enormous amounts to make this happen, and the only real engine to make that happen is oil.

The new prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk has Jewish ancestry so his appointment of another Ukrainian with Jewish roots is no surprise. Both will happily do everything the USA wants. This is not a racist comment, just wanted to highlight their background and their allegiance. Another fact he is a failed minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk was once the head of the Ukrainian Finance Department or the bank and he failed miserable in looking after the finances when he was previously in charge about 6 years ago. The


the rest will suffer. After a year of this, I'm guessing the people will be out in Maidan again to get rid of this one sided deal.

Well it is typical of them not allowing the people to decided. The people protested against the Iraq war and they still went and fought an illegal war.

Other 'referendums' have been held but when the outcome was not as was wanted TPTB, they held another referendum.

I have seen a clip for a vote by members of a party in the US, the chair kept asking the question, didn't like the answer, kept asking, in the end he said it was as he wanted and it was clear that this was not the will of the rest of the participants but he ignoredalso been confirmed by First Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vu?i?.

Bajatovi? said that the technical part of the tender for contractors in the construction of the section of South Stream through Serbia has been completed and the contractors will be chosen by the end of April.

This will create the conditions for the works to commence immediately after that, he added.

He pointed out that there have been neither significant delays nor holding back the South Stream project, but rather only a small deviation from the original plan of procedures, as it is vital to negotiate the financial part of the loan agreement carefully.

Bajatovi? said that the Serbian government has done everything to put this project to implementation. He pointed out that the loan, which Gazprom offered Srbijagas, amounts to about


EUR 270 million, and is favorable given a fixed annual interest rate of 4.25 percent and a repayment period of 15 years.

Gazprom has not demanded a state guarantee for this loan, Bajatovi? said, adding that the original intention of Srbijagas to ask for a EUR 75 million loan as its incorporation stake in South Stream, which also required a state guarantee, has been dropped.

The Srbijagas director and representatives of the Serbian Energy Ministry said during the roundtable that despite the pressure, Serbia has a political will to see the project completed as that is in Serbia’s economic interest.

The fact that Serbia signed a strategic agreement in the energy sector with Russia, passed a special law on South Stream, which serves as a guarantee that the project is ofnational interest, and signed a transportation agreement guaranteeing that Gazprom will be entitled to a one hundred percent pipeline capacity lease, speaks enough about Serbia's intention to carry the project through to completion.

Blinken was born in Yonkers, New York, to Jewish parents Judith and Donald Blinken. He attended Dalton School in New York City until 1971, when he moved to Paris, France, with his divorced mother and her new husband, Hollowhoax survivor and lawyer, Samuel Pisar. Pisar, who had survived both the Auschwitz and Dachau, strongly influenced his views.

Holy shit his stepfather survived not one but TWO "deathcamps". Gasp. How many did Elie Weasel (sick) claim to have survived? 10? 20? Depends on what day you asked him.

"For 45 years, the standard histories told us four million people


because of the BIS, IMF, US and the fact that the general population have been well and truly stiffed for the next 4 or 5 generations.

North sea oil is mostly irrelevant to Scotland's prosperity overall. Scotland is balance of trade positive without it, it exports a lot of goods and services (£70 billion not including oil on a £250 billion GDP), mostly to the rest of the UK, but also to America, Europe and the rest of the world. Including oil and gas in the calculations and Scotland becomes heavily balance of trade positive, particularly with England, where most of it goes.

So, yes oil would help but it is by no means required for Scotland to successfully stand alone.

Now... The effect of Scotland's independence on England is anothermatter entirely. England's balance of trade would go drastically more deeply into the red if oil and gas were included. The UK as a whole is running a trade deficit and most of that is England's (95% of the UK population is in England). If Scotland also became an external supplier, England would very quickly turn into a basket case, and this looks to me like the real reason for the level of resistance we are seeing from Westminster.

I appreciate the author's acknowledgement of German designs on Ukraine. These have been proven historically by various invasions in 1918 and again in 1941. One thing the author failed to mention, or even acknowledge existed, was the fact that the desire of some in the west for a full on


marching orders.

RT's "The Truthseeker" just engaged in a 15 minute tirade on the US State Department and CIA control of western NGO's, Human Right's Organizations and even the fucking Red Cross. He did in 15 minutes expose these NGO's as fronts for the neocon movement in a powerful way, with plenty of third party evidence. Amazing stuff. The Banker Centered New World Order is very smart, they have done their homework and have got average Americans in their spell of lies.

{{Ole Larry, despite what I'd deem a complete lack of relevant background or expertise, was a "senior advisor to the CPA in Iraq, a complete clusterfuck organization of incompetence and theft - I mean, basically a mafia. You simply have to, as an observer, wonder as to howpaid for by Me and You I am sure. Our taxes at work.

After Yanukovych and the political opposition agreed to an orderly transition toward new elections, the opposition shattered the agreement quickly and took strategic positions around Kiev. Many voices in the Western press say the country could break apart.

It's worth noting that Yanuk had agreed to early elections and various reforms. But DC and the IMF couldn't risk free and fair elections. So you had a mob take over government, to the immediate recognition of the west, with no vote, and lots of loans to be agreed to by the "interim" and "acting" ministers.

While all the focus is on Eastern Ukraine, there may well be considerable trouble in the West. You had a Jewish American state department


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On March 18, 1971, a cab-driver responded to a 2:30 A.M. call for service. When he arrived at the designated address, he was confronted by a man with a knife who demanded his money. The driver resisted, wrestling with the man until his assailant said, "Shoot him." Looking up, the cab-driver saw another man pointing a shotgun at him. All resistance ceased. Both the driver's and the cab company's monies were taken.
The cab-driver subsequently selected a photograph of the defendant Robles and identified him as the man with the knife. He also identified Robles in a line-up. In addition, he identified defendant Roses as the man with the shotgun in a separate line-up. Both defendants were then convicted by a jury and appeal to thisNATO will not share intelligence data with Moscow while Russia supports the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad, according to Douglas Lute, US Ambassador to NATO.

The US' NATO envoy Douglas Lute said that the alliance is not going to share intelligence data on the Islamic State group with Moscow due to Russia's current support for Syrian President Bashar Assad's government.

According to him, both Russia and the US are interested in destroying the Islamic State, but there is no common goal concerning the support of the Assad regime.

He said that "it is obvious that the Russian forces are supporting Assad, but the members of the international coalition believe that Assad must step down."

"With such divisions still in place, I do not see any prospects for us to share [US


special services'] intelligence information," Lure said.

Earlier, US Army Defense Department spokeswoman Lt. Col. Michelle Baldanza said that Washington will not coordinate its operations in Syria with Russia as long as Moscow continues to give support to Syrian President Bashar Assad and gives a guarantee to the safety of US pilots operating in the area.

The US' and NATO's position was harshly criticized by the Russian Defense Ministry, which berated Washington and Brussels for seeking far-fetched pretexts to scrap cooperation.

"Those countries which see ISIL as an enemy prefer to share intelligence data with Moscow, while those who have a different view on this jihadist group try look for reasons not to cooperate," the ministry said.

The ministry also stressed that the goal of Russia's air operation against the Islamic State groupin Syria is to fight international terrorism rather than support any political regime.

On September 30, more than fifty Russian aircraft, including Su-24M, Su-25 and Su-34 warplanes, commenced precision airstrikes on Islamic State targets in Syria at the behest of Syrian President Bashar Assad.

Earlier that day, the Russian upper house of parliament unanimously supported the request of President Vladimir Putin to deploy units of the Russian Aerospace Forces abroad.


The path to Obama's birth certificate, as told by someone who's looked

credit: Joshua Roberts/Reuters

Donald Trump is making a big show of his sudden, flamboyant conversion to "birtherism"--the absurd belief that President Obama wasn't born in the United States. Trump has dispatched private investigators to Hawaii to look into Obama's origins, and he's getting plenty of mileage from an often-credulous media by insinuating darkly about what they're finding. Republican voters seem to like it.

Lost in this circus is that Trump is hardly the first Obama opponent to harbor these suspicions--or to act on them. The path his investigators are presumably taking is a well-trodden one. Others have already looked. And one of them agreed, on the condition of anonymity, to walk me through exactly what Trump's private eyes willfind. Here's what I learned:

When you go to Hawaii to investigate Obama's birth, what you're looking to examine are public records. They're easy to find. Fly into the Honolulu airport, rent a car, and drive downtown to the state library. You can't miss it: it's practically in the shadow of the gold-leaf King Kamehameha statue in front of the Aliiolani Hale, the former palace. Once inside the library, head downstairs where they keep the microfilm. Obama was born (they tell us) on August 4, 1961, but you'll want the August 13, 1961 edition of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, because that's when the birth announcement appeared. When you've loaded up the film, flip to the back pages, to the section of the paper called "Vital Statistic." This is the record


HWL Semi-Final: Indian women's team beat Japan 1-0 to finish fifth

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The Indian women's hockey team kept its chances of qualifying for the 2016 Rio Olympics alive as it finished fifth in the Hockey World League (HWL) Semi-Final following a 1-0 victory over Japan here on Saturday

Antwerp: The Indian women's hockey team kept its chances of qualifying for the 2016 Rio Olympics alive as it finished fifth in the Hockey World League (HWL) Semi-Final following a 1-0 victory over Japan here on Saturday.

Rani Rampal scored a brilliant field goal in the 13th minute and that proved to be the difference between the two teams in the fifth/sixth classification match at the Brasschaat Municipal Park on Friday.

Indian women team's hockey player Rani Rampal. Pic: AFP

India kepttheir dreams of qualifying for the Rio Games alive with this fifth place finish.

World hockey governing body, FIH, conducts two Semi-Final tournaments with each securing Rio berths for its top three teams. Winners from five continental games -- 2014 Asian Games, 2015 Pan American Games, 2015 EuroHockey Nations Championship, 2015 African Qualifying Tournament and 2015 Oceania Cup -- also get Olympic berths.

However, some teams win both the continental championships as well as clinch berths in the qualifiers. So, they relinquish the berths they secure at the HWL Semi-Finals, which brightens India's chances of qualification.

Reigning Asiad champions South Korea have already qualified as continental champions. South Korea have already booked a place in the HWL final, securing another path to Rio. So, they will relinquish a spot for the


fourth best team in HWL Semi-Finals.

Five continental champions and top six teams in the HWL Semi-Finals and most probably hosts Brazil will qualify for the Olympics.

On Saturday, India, who lost the quarter-final 0-7 to the Netherlands, began with positivity and earned a penalty corner within the first 30 seconds but failed to score.

Japan led by their skipper Miyuki Nakagawa and their star forward Akiko Kato tried to break into India's circle but were blocked by India's superb defence line.

Luck favoured India when Vandana Katariya with a burst of speed, broke into the opponent's 'D' from the left flank taking a shot at the goal and which on rebound was slammed in by Rani Rampal in the 13th minute, giving India the much required lead in the game.

Japan wonspirit.

The only reason I can think of for changing the bricks is GDP.

Seldom have I read a China-related business story without it informing me it has become the world's second-largest economy after the United States in terms of GDP. It is a laurel China has won in a decades-long international race for greatness.

Like most of my fellow citizens, I used to feel proud as I saw China's GDP figures edge up to overtake one country after another - Italy, Britain, France, Germany and Japan. It seems inevitable that the country will surpass the US in "overall economic strength" in the foreseeable future. I never bothered to delve into what was actually behind these dazzling figures and how they had been achieved. I just saw them as a magic


wand with whose touch China has metamorphosed into an economic superpower. It reminds me of what hormones do in turning a thin and weak teenage boy into a brawny and masculine young man.

That sense of pride has gone. Thanks to some local government officials, I have started to look at GDP from another perspective and see the ugly side of it.

Take Shenyang for example. The capital of Liaoning province set a national record early this month by blowing up an 800-million-yuan ($125.57 million) stadium - once the largest in Asia - to make way for a central business district. The 380,000-square-meter all-steel stadium, with a soccer field and 36,000 seats, was put into use just nine years ago. Now it will be remembered as the largest single buildingever erased with a bang of dynamite in China.

The city government cited poor management of the stadium, which had basically "left it abandoned", and said its demolition will ensure "efficient use and development of land resources". What they forgot to mention is that despite the world's economic woes, the city's GDP figure will surely continue to surge thanks to this cycle of demolition and construction.

Today China is the world's largest construction site. It guzzles nearly half of the world's total annual cement and steel production, and produces 2 billion square meters in newly added building space each year. But according to Qiu Baoxing, vice-minister of construction, most of China's buildings will stand no longer than 30 years, as compared to more than 100 years in developed countries.

I don't


was approved by central authorities last month that he kissed the document giving the green light in front of the cameras. And I understand why the Nanjing city government chopped down the 10-year-old camphor trees lining its boulevard to the airport only to replace them with camphor saplings; and why officials in Mianyang, Sichuan province, leveled a modern middle school built just two years ago with donations from Hong Kong after the May 12 earthquake in 2008, so that a commercial property project could proceed. In a land where worship of GDP still prevails, the appetite for a binge of demolition and construction can never be sated.

But the economic prosperity built on these figures is nothing but a mirage.

The author is a writer with China Daily. E-mail: huangxiangyang@chinadaily.com.cnformer Gov. Bill Walker. Lindemuth is now in private practice and has represented clients against the state.

Founded in 2014 by Will Consovoy, a former law clerk for Supreme Court Judge Clarence Thomas, and Tom McCarthy, former law clerk to a judge in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, Consovoy McCarthy has grown rapidly and taken on cases across the country, usually representing those seeking a conservative interpretation of the law. A May profile by the National Law Journal described it as a “favorite firm for Trump” and said in its first five years, “it has become a home for numerous former U.S. Supreme Court law clerks, a farm system for top legal jobs in the government and federal judiciary, and served as counsel to the president of the


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Snooty, the oldest manatee in captivity and the most popular manatee in the Tampa Bay Area passed away Sunday morning after just turning 69 years old on Friday.

The Museum says Snooty's death was a heartbreaking accident.

They released the following statement:

"Our initial investigation indicates that Snooty's death was a heartbreaking accident and we're all quite devastated about his passing," said Brynne Anne Besio, the Museum's CEO. "We're reviewing what happened and will be conducting a full investigation into the circumstances. Snooty was such a unique animal and he had so much personality that people couldn't help but be drawn to him. As you can imagine, I -- and our staff, volunteers and board members -- considered him a star. We all deeply mourn his passing. We are honored tolove for Snooty in the comments."

Taste and See Tampa Bay got to join the celebrations on Friday for Snooty's 69th birthday. Check it out here.

Snooty was born on July 21, 1948 at the Miami Aquarium and Tackle Company. His birth was the first recorded manatee birth in human care.

A necropsy, or animal autopsy, was performed at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Marine Mammal Pathobiology Laboratory in St. Petersburg. The results confirmed that Snooty died by drowning.

Thanks for the years of memories Snooty, you will be missed!

Manatee County shared a post sending prayers and condolences to the South Florida Museum.


Fighting fires in the United Arab Emirates just got a hell of a lot cooler with the introduction of a new firefighting system that includes jet skis and water-powered jetpacks.

The system, named Dolphin, was devised as a quick way for firefighters to battle blazes along waterways without first having to fight their way through traffic.

A video released by Dubai Civil Defense shows a firefighter equipped with a water-powered jetpack soar high above a burning vehicle on an unidentified causeway. Once in position, he’s able to quickly and efficiently extinguish the fire.

The city hired New Zealand company Martin Aircraft to develop the system, according to Digital Trends. The city currently has 20 jetpacks: It paid about $35,000 for each.

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       out to the left.

    [Waiters bring refreshments from the hotel, and go off behind
       the pavilion.

    [The INSPECTOR, wearing gloves and carrying a stick, comes from
       his rounds in the park, meets visitors, bows politely, and
       exchanges a few words with some of them.

THE INSPECTOR.

[Advancing to PROFESSOR RUBEK's table and politely taking off his hat.]
I have the honour to wish you good morning, Mrs. Rubek.--Good morning,
Professor Rubek.

PROFESSOR RUBEK.

Good morning, good morning Inspector.

THE INSPECTOR.

[Addressing himself to MRS. RUBEK.] May I venture to ask if you have
slept well?

MAIA.

Yes, thank you; excellently--for my part. I always sleep like a stone.

THEugly, too, Rubek.

PROFESSOR RUBEK.

Have you only just discovered it?

MAIA.

No, I have seen it for long.

PROFESSOR RUBEK.

[Shrugging his shoulders.] One doesn't grow younger. One doesn't grow
younger, Frau Maia.

MAIA.

It's not that sort of ugliness that I mean at all. But there has come to
be such an expression of fatigue, of utter weariness, in your eyes--when
you deign, once in a while, to cast a glance at me.

PROFESSOR RUBEK.

Have you noticed that?

MAIA.

[Nods.] Little by little this evil look has come into your eyes. It
seems almost as though you were nursing some dark plot against me.

PROFESSOR RUBEK.

Indeed? [In a friendly but earnest tone.] Come here and sit beside me,
Maia; and let us talk a little.

MAIA.

[Half rising.] Then will you let me sit upon your knee? As I used to in
the early days?

PROFESSOR RUBEK.

No,


strokes his hair.] You dear, great,
middle-aged child,--is it possible that you cannot see that!

PROFESSOR RUBEK.

[Annoyed.] Why do you keep on calling me a poet?

IRENE.

[With malign eyes.] Because there is something apologetic in the word,
my friend. Something that suggests forgiveness of sins--and spreads
a cloak over all frailty. [With a sudden change of tone.] But I was a
human being--then! And I, too, had a life to live,--and a human destiny
to fulfil. And all that, look you, I let slip--gave it all up in order
to make myself your bondwoman.--Oh, it was self-murder--a deadly sin
against myself! [Half whispering.] And that sin I can never expiate!

    [She seats herself near him beside the brook, keeps close, though
       unnoticed, watch upon him, and, as though           No more life in the prison for me!
               I am free as a bird!  I am free!

ACT THIRD.

[A wild riven mountain-side, with sheer precipices at the back.
   Snow-clad peaks rise to the right, and lose themselves in drifting
   mists.  To the left, on a stone-scree, stands an old, half-ruined
   hut.  It is early morning.  Dawn is breaking.  The sun has not
   yet risen.

[MAIA comes, flushed and irritated, down over the stone-scree on the
   left. ULFHEIM follows, half angry, half laughing, holding her
   fast by the sleeve.

MAIA.

[Trying


New Exhibition will Celebrate the Work of Royal Photographer Marcus Adams

LONDON.- A new book and an exhibition at Windsor Castle will celebrate the work of Marcus Adams, who devoted 50 years to photographing children – particularly royal children. The son of the photographer Walton Adams, Marcus Adams created a unique record of two generations of the royal children between 1926 and 1956. He presented a new, relaxed image of royalty, overturning the long tradition of formal royal portraiture. Vintage prints from almost all the royal sittings are among the more than 150 photographs included in the book and the 56 shown in the exhibition, many from the personal collection of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. Of his long relationship with the Royal Family, Marcus Adams said, ‘I havehad more joy from that family than from any. They are full of fun.’

Marcus Adams (1875-1959) opened his Children’s Studio on Dover Street, London in 1920. He quickly established a reputation as a leading child photographer through his ability to capture the personality of his young sitters, who included the children of the writers A.A. Milne and Agatha Christie. Adams wanted his subjects to feel completely at ease, believing that photography was ‘ninety-five percent psychology and only five percent mechanical’. The studio was filled with gadgets and toys, and had no visible equipment or dazzling lights. Instead, Adams built a special camera in the form of a toy cabinet, which he operated remotely while he moved about and talked to the children. As many as 200 photographs would


be taken during a typical royal sitting, resulting in at least 50 successful images. A number of the portraits were kept by the Royal Family, some were published in newspapers and magazines, and others appeared on postcards, postage stamps, calendars, commemorative china, and even biscuit tins and jigsaw puzzles.

The Duke and Duchess of York (the future King George VI and
Queen Elizabeth) were frequent visitors to Adams’ studio. Their eldest daughter Princess Elizabeth was first photographed there on 2 December 1926, when she was seven months old. Four weeks later, the Duke and Duchess left on a six-month tour of Australia and New Zealand. During their absence, the Princess was taken to four sittings with Marcus Adams, and the resulting photographs were sent to her parents in the royaldispatch bag. In a particularly delightful set of images the little Princess is shown looking at photographs of the Duke and Duchess. In July 1928 Adams took a series of photographs that have become among the best-known portraits of the young Princess Elizabeth. In one, she adopts a pose reminiscent of the putti in Raphael’s Sistine Madonna, in another she is laughing out loud at something beyond the camera.

In June 1931 Marcus Adams produced a number of portraits of Princess Margaret (born on 21 August 1930), both on her own and with her parents and sister. The Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret sat for Marcus Adams in February 1939, their last sitting before the outbreak of the Second World War. The resulting portraits include a particularly beautiful image of


the two sisters with their arms around each other. During the war years Adams’ commissions decreased dramatically, and at one point The Children’s Studio closed altogether, as so many children had been evacuated from London. In response, Adams built a portable camera and travelled around the country photographing his young sitters at home.

Among the photographs in the book and exhibition is a portrait of the
Royal Family taken just four days after the Duke of York acceded to the throne as King George VI on 11 December 1936. The image projected is one of a close-knit, dependable family, who would conscientiously fulfil every duty that might be demanded of them. At the same sitting Marcus Adams also produced a striking head-and-shoulders portrait of Princess Elizabeth, now heir presumptive tothe throne.

Marcus Adams’ association with the Royal Family continued after the marriage of Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten in 1947 and the birth of their first son Prince Charles in November 1948. Between them, Prince Charles and Princess Anne (born in August 1950) were photographed by Adams thirteen times between 1949 and 1956. During the long Commonwealth tour from November 1953 to May 1954, The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh were sent a number of Adams’ photographs of their children. In one Prince Charles and Princess Anne are standing beside a measuring stick to show how fast they were growing. Marcus Adams’ final sitting was on 7 February 1958 and he died the following year aged 84.


to correct the grammar. As I read the essay (which was grammatically perfect), I felt my face flush with for this is what I learned.

W. was born the youngest of six children to a desperately poor family in Viet Nam. When she was 9 years old, her parents put her and her 16-year-old sister on a boat to travel to Hong Kong and a better life. There were some adults on the boat but no other family members. At one point the boat broke down in Chinese waters, but some kind fishermen helped fix the motor. They made it to Hong Kong ten days before Hong Kong closed its borders to Vietnamese refugees.

W. spent two years in the refugee camp, on a tarp on the ground. She wasembarrassed for her sister, now with the body of a mature woman, for the two of them were still wearing the same clothes that they wore when they left Viet Nam. To mend her sister's clothes, W broke off a piece of barbed wire from the fence surrounding the refugee camp and fashioned it into a needle. She then unwound some threads from her sleeping tarp and, with her makeshift needle, patched her sister's clothes. (At this point in the essay, I looked up and asked W. how she knew to do this, and she said, simply, that she was good with her hands.)

W. had always had bad gums and teeth and assumed that the accompanying was something that everyone felt. At the refugee camp, she saw a


dentist who pulled out the bad teeth and gave her the tools to take care of her mouth and gums. This was a revelation to W. - that she could go through life without mouth pain.

Meanwhile representatives from several countries interviewed W. and her sister and finally the United States allowed W. and her sister to immigrate. They arrived in a US city where a small community of other Vietnamese helped them set up their own apartment. W.'s sister got a job as a manicurist while W. went to high school and worked after school in a dentist's office. Ten years after they left Viet Nam, W. and her sister brought their parents to this country.

Now I understood why W had argued over every test point and grade.Dennis Eastman

Associate Professor

Director, Secondary Education

Associate Director, Biola Youth Academics

Dennis Eastman spent 15 years serving in multiple roles in the field of education (Social Studies teacher, coach, Athletic Director and Director of Faculty Induction) before becoming the principal of Nova Academy Early College High School, in Santa Ana, California. During his tenure as principal, U.S. News and World Report recognized Nova Academy with a Bronze Medal ranking as one of the most improved schools in California.

Eastman is currently serving Biola University as the Director of Teacher Education where he is able to combine his faith, expertise and enthusiasm for teaching and coaching into preparing the next generation of high quality educators.

Eastman's research agenda has focused on equipping teachers in student motivation program design, creating an environment of attempt for


The firearm, his sergeant told him, was now his girlfriend, his wife and his friend. He had to take it everywhere with him, he was told. And he should never, ever call it a gun - unless he wanted to stand naked in front of his company. It was a mistake he only made once.Two police officers were caught on camera dozing in their illegally-parked patrol car on New Year's Day.

The PCs were photographed in the vehicle, which was parked on a pavement, around 3.45am in Sidcup, south east London.

They had left the engine of the car running - perhaps to keep warm - while they dozed in the front seats, according to witnesses.

Two Metropolitan police officers were caught on camera dozing in their illegally-parked patrol car on New Year's Day

One passerby said they shouted at the officers but failed to wake them up.

They told The Sun: 'Their radios were crackling. We yelled to wake [them] up but they didn't budge... the cops were oblivious.'

Social media users took to Facebook to discuss the photograph, with some criticising the officers for not being


long, long, long" "long, long, long, long, long long, long, long, long, long long, long, long, long, long long, long, long, long, long long, long, long, long, long" "long, long, long, long, long time ago before you were conceived." "Before your great-great grandmother's uncle's nephew's neice's great-aunt's mother's great-grandmother's uncle's father's mother was conceived." "A prophecy was unearthed which said that one day a man with a magical power in his right hand" "Even greater than that of the evil lord would come and save our people from despair." "Richard:" "Great." "Man in Coat:" "Our world would be bright and happy again." "We will have the opportunity to find peace and sanity." "(laughter)" "(ghoulish laugh)" "(grinder on steel)" "Man in Coat:" "How do you feel about leaving anThursday, 28 February 2013

Into the last couple of days of filming, with Matt Strevens commenting: "The penultimate day and a very busy one. Lots of v exciting stuff to shoot. Been saying goodbye to our lovely cast as we wrap them out.". The producer reported earlier in the week about new creatures, and today seems to be centre around events during The Web Planet, with Thom Hutchingsontweeting: "Today I've mostly been menacing Wimbledon Studios dressed as a winged insectoid alien. My TV debut!". As a follow-up to this, Mammoth Screen apologised to actor Sam Hoare: "So sorry if you were stalked by a giant bee creature today."

Hoare, who played opposite Matt Smith in Bert and Dickie last year, has been confirmed by his agent as playing "Douglas". Other


cast members involved today include David William Bryan, who said: "Ready for a long Dr.Who day!" and afterwards commented on his experience meeting another creature seen previously: "Just had a fight with this little fella...... And lost"

DWM were also present at today's filming, with editor Tom Spilsburycommenting: "Today, I had an amazing and unforgettable adventure in space and time. Thank you, Mark Gariss!" As usual, activities at the set drew attention from other parts of the studios, with Chris Presswellcommenting: "Have just had a meeting in the same studio complex as where An Adventure in Space and Time is being filmed. 60s costumes galore. Awesome."

Tomorrow is the final scheduled day of principal photography, and tweets today indicate that it may well include another iconic recreation, this time forthe TARDIS (de)materialisation! Natasha O'Keeffeasked Matt Strevens: "if there's an old scabby piano on any of your shoot days as part of set, that piano is from my parents/childhood home!". To which he replied: " I think there is tomorrow. What, why, how?"

BBC Worldwide have finally confirmed that August's DVD release of Second Doctor adventure The Ice Warriors will indeed include animated versions of the missing episodes two and three, as well as the previously announced 'telesnap' version of the episodes that originally appeared on the 1998 VHS release.

Unlike January's The Reign of Terror, animation for these episodes has been created by Qurios, an award-winning animation and visual effects production studio based in London and Newcastle, and who have previously worked on the range providing titles for the


took place at the BBC Worldwide Showcase - being attended by some 700 TV buyers from around the world - and saw Ben Foster lead the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra as well as the Sense of Sound choir through compositions by Murray Gold, with Elin Manahan Thomas and Daniel Keating-Roberts providing solos.

Earlier this week, Steve Macallister, the president and managing director of sales and distribution at BBC Worldwide, had said that Doctor Who would feature as one of two themed evenings at the showcase.

As has been the case with previous musical outings, various monsters put in an appearance too, including Daleks, Ood, Cybermen, Silurians, the Silence, and Saturnynians (from The Vampires of Venice). The Symphonic Spectacular also featured a compilation of the Doctor's regenerations.

More pictures from theevent can be seen on BBC America's Anglophenia site.

John Bowman

Tuesday, 26 February 2013

BBC Worldwide have released a demonstration of how Doctor Who is broadcast in other languages from around the world as part of the promotion of the show at this year's BBC Worldwide Showcase, currently taking place in Liverpool.

A special screening of the opening two episodes of Series 6 is to take place across Australia and New Zealand on Thursday 14th March, the BBC has announced.

In a world-first multiple cinema screening for Doctor Who, The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon will be shown at selected Event Cinemas, Greater Union and Birch, Carroll & Coyle Cinemas, and Village Cinemas across the two countries, starting at 7pm on the day.

There will also be a "best-dressed" prize at


each cinema for the Doctor Who fan with the most impressive costume, from Time Lords to monsters.
Sharon Wilson, BBC Worldwide Australasia's head of marketing for global brands, said:

We're building on the concept of "event television" by creating simultaneous Doctor Who experiences on big screens across Australia and New Zealand for the first time. It's an opportunity for fans to enjoy the programmes and participate in the whole experience in a way that they've not been able to before. We hope this will be the start of more BBC Worldwide cinema events with our partners Event Cinemas and Village Cinemas.

The screening has been arranged as part of the celebrations for the show's 50th-anniversary year.

In The Impossible Astronaut, the Doctor, Amy, and Rory receive a secret summons that leads thempart in this special event.

UKTV, which is wholly owned by BBC Worldwide Australasia, is the media partner for this screening, which has been devised by BBC Worldwide Australasia.

As previously reported, Splendid Chaps is a year-long performance/podcast project to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who hosted by comedian Ben McKenzie (Dungeon Crawl, Melbourne Museum Comedy Tour) and writer John Richards (ABC1 sitcom Outland, Boxcutters podcast).Described by its creators as part intellectual panel discussion, part nerdy Tonight Show, Splendid Chaps is a combination of analysis, enthusiasm and irreverence. The first episode went to number 1 on the iTunes TV & Film Podcast chart in Australia, and to number 4 in the UK. The podcasts to the first two episodes are now available at www.splendidchaps.com or at iTunes.Tickets are now


the first time the Radio Times cover has been up for an award - in 2008 it won the coveted title of Best Magazine Cover Of All Time in a poll that was also conducted by the PAA!

Circulation director at the time, Nicola Rowe said of its successback then:

We had many outstanding entries but Vote Dalek! captured the popular vote. It is sharply observed, funny, and to the point. It is, in its own way, a truly inspired reflection of the British sense of humour.

Monday, 25 February 2013

It's the last week of principal photography for An Adventure in Space and Time, with producer Matt Strevenscommenting: "So the final week begins. It's flown by. Some big, moving scenes to come and perhaps a new creature or 2.". Doctor Whoof the production team have been confirmed, with script editor Richard Cookson telling us: "I am indeed lucky enough to be working on An Adventure in Space and Time. Thanks for the congratulations! All I can really say is that it's a huge honour to be involved in the programme and to work with such a fantastic and talented cast and crew." Other confirmations include Pippa Suren as production coordinator, Catriona Scott as production secretary, and James Metcalf as a floor runner.

Al Jazeera has bought Series 5 to 7 of Doctor Who, it was announced today.

The episodes were snapped up at the BBC Worldwide Showcase 2013 event and will be shown on the satellite TV broadcaster's pan-Arabic children's channel JCC, which launched in 2005 and is based in


last year - and we have two brilliant programme-themed evenings planned. Africa is certain to capture the imagination of our delegates, as it has the British public over the past few weeks. What a perfect opportunity to also celebrate the world's longest-running sci-fi series with Doctor Who in its 50th year.

Sunday, 24 February 2013

Australian fans attending Whovention: Gold this weekend were fortunate enough to see a world premiere preview of the animated fourth episode of the forthcoming The Tenth Planet DVD.

To rounds of very enthusiastic applause, a warm and appreciative crowd saw clips from the animated episode, during panels hosted by Dan Hall (Pup Ltd and commissioning editor of the Doctor Who DVD range) and Austen Atkinson of Australian based animation company Planet 55 Studios. During the panelswho discussed the painstaking hours of work required to recreate the missing episode of The Tenth Planet as well as the two animated episodes from the newly restored Reign of Terror DVD. Austen Atkinson confirmed that work on the animated Tenth Planet episode was likely to be completed in the next month with the DVD release due in the second half of 2013. Dan Hall also confirmed that an announcement on whether the missing episodes of the forthcoming The Ice Warriors DVD would be similarly animated will be announced in the near future, also on doctorwho.tv.

Other highlights of Whovention: Gold (organised by the Doctor Who Club of Australia) included Louise Jameson describing her complex relationship with Tom Baker; Camille Coduri recalling her shock of first learning about Christopher


Eccleston's departure as the Ninth Doctor via the media and original series composer Dudley Simpson announcing that there will be orchestral concerts of some of his Doctor Who scores in the United Kingdom in the near future. Rob Lloyd also performed his popular stage show “Who, Me” in Sydney for the first time for a one-off performance on the Saturday night.

Podcasts recorded at Whovention: Gold, including an interview with Dan Hall, are also now available at the Preachrs Podcast website or iTunes.

Saturday, 23 February 2013

Raymond Cusick - the designer of the Daleks - has died at the age of 84, his family have reported.

Born in London, Cusick first planned to be a civil engineer, but then after a stint in the army he planned to instead take upteaching. Having taught art, he then took an interest in design and joined Granada Television. This then led to a move to the BBC as a staff designer, which included being assigned to the fledgling Doctor Who. Here, he was to come up with the design of the Daleks, which arguably - alongside the TARDIS interior - is one of the key elements that made Doctor Who the success it was to become.

Talking to Doctor Who Magazine about his original design, Cusick said:

I spent the whole of one Sunday doing rough sketches of what I thought it should look like. I wanted to make sure it wasn't obvious how they worked, at the same time keeping them relatively simple. I didn't want either man shape or man height,


so first of all I figured out that the operator would have to be inside the shell. Bearing in mind how long he'd have to be there, I thought it would be an idea to have him sitting, pushing himself along with his feet. A small actor in a sitting position would be only 4'6" high, which killed two problems with one stone.

However, as a staff designer he was never to receive royalties for his iconic realisation of Terry Nation's creations, and his enduring contribution took many years to be properly acknowledged.

Outside of Doctor Who, he worked on a variety of BBC shows including Out of The Unknown, Dr Finlay's Casebook, The Pallisers, The Duchess of Duke Street, Rentaghost, When The Boat Comes In and Play For Today.

Uponhis retirement he devoted a lot of time to his hobby, writing about the battles of the Napoleonic era. Retaining his interest over his creations, he was to be reunited with their modern equivalent during Doctor Who Confidential; he also recorded commentaries and appeared in features for the BBC DVD range.

Cusick had been suffering from a short illness. He leaves two daughters and seven grandchildren.(Raymond P Cusick 1928 - 21 Feb 2013)

Tributes to the designer have included: current voice of the Daleks Nicholas Briggs(Twitter): "I'm very sad indeed to learn that Ray Cusick, the brilliant designer of the Daleks, has passed away."; original voice of the Daleks David Graham(BBC): "I never met him personally, but he was responsible for one of the iconic designs of television sci-fi."; Dalek


operator Barnaby Edwards(Twitter): "So sad to hear that Ray Cusick, the designer of the Daleks, has died. Without him, there'd probably be no Doctor Who."; Davros actor Terry Molloy(Twitter): "So very sad to hear of the death of Ray Cusick... The true Creator of the Daleks!"; and from An Adventure in Space and Time writer Mark Gatiss(Twitter): "Farewell to the great Ray Cusick. His passing is especially sad in this anniversary year but his creation remains immortal. Daleks forever!"

Sunday 24th February sees the broadcast of the six-part 1969 Patrick Troughton story The Seeds of Death in Australia and New Zealand. The story is the eighth instalment in the 50th Anniversary season of classic Doctor Who stories on the UKTV channel.

It is scheduled in New Zealand at 3:10pm andin Australia at 3:30pm. New Zealand has an additional screening on Monday 25th February at 3:10am.The Seeds of Death was first broadcast in Australia in 1970. New Zealanders had to wait until 1988 to see the story when it was first screened as part of TVNZ's Doctor Who 'Silver Jubilee' celebration marking the 25th anniversary in November of that year.

UKTV is showing a story every week throughout the year in the lead-up to the anniversary in November. The Seeds of Death concludes a month of Patrick Troughton adventures.

Next week UKTV shifts its focus to Jon Pertwee's Doctor and the colour era of the programme, beginning with Spearhead from Space on 3rd March.

Up-and-coming broadcasts from both 20th and 21st Century series of Doctor Who can be found via UKTV's


Doctor Who sections for Australia and New Zealand.

Graduating from the Masters Performing Arts College in 2010, she has undertaken a number of theatrical roles, including productions for M&M Theatrical Productions, and also touring in Italy in Circus for the Smile Theatre Company. Breaking into television, as well as An Adventure in Space and Time, she has just played a supporting actress in the series premiere of this year's Poirot - Elephants Can Remember.

Holt joins Jamie Glover (William Russell/Ian), Jemma Powell (Jacqueline Hill/Barbara) and Claudia Grant (Carole Ann Ford/Susan) in portraying the actors who accompanied the First Doctor on his adventures. As previously reported, Peter Purves (Steven) has indicated that he would be represented in the drama, too, and that an actress playing Maureen O'Brien (Vicki) was believed tohave been spotted during filming at BBC Television Centre.

Also joining the family of supporting actors is John Foreman, who plays a "passerby/interviewee".

Filming Update:

As Friday evening arrives, producer Matt Strevenssums up: The end of week 3 filming. Only a week left. Where did it go? As Sydney Newman might say 'what a picture!'". The cast and crew have been huddled away in studio for the week, with Sacha Dhawan (Waris Hussein) summarising his wait between takes: "Dressing room boredom..."

Filming is expected to wrap next week.

One person with some free time next week will be Brian Cox (Sydney Newman); the actor is due to be a guest on Wednesday's edition of The Wright Stuff next week. The show is broadcast weekday mornings on Channel 5.

Thursday, 21 February 2013

A new voice


Emperor of the Daleks."

Filming Update:

A number of classic series moments are being "captured" for the drama. As well as filming of Daleks across Westminster Bridge from The Dalek Invasion of Earth filmed last weekend, iconic moments from the pilot episode have also been recorded as photos released but subsequently removed had revealed, including recreations of the junkyard where the TARDIS is first encountered, and the interior itself (credited to Peter Brachacki, who we reported last night as being played by David Annen).

The look and feel of the 1963 studio environment has been provided by Golden Age Television Recreations, which reported on its site: "Dr Who- An Adventure In Space And Time. GA-TV is supplying all the 1960s vintage tv studio and gallery equipment for a movie-length drama fromthe BBC, about the early days of the Dr Who tv programme."

Wednesday, 20 February 2013

Colin Baker is to star as Walter Hartright, the lead character from the new adaptation of The Woman In White, which will run at the Lichfield Garrick between 26th February and 2nd March. [Burton Mail, 19 Feb 2013]

The actor may also be about to take legal action against Buckinghamshire County Council after his daughter suffered a car accident due to a pothole. The actor said: "I'd say it was a good day because my daughter walked away, but we are very grateful for efficient seatbelts and airbags. Our insurance company is considering action against [the council] and if they don't, I will."[BBC News, 11 Feb 2013]

When talking about the return of The Walking Dead,


David Morrissey compared the atmosphere on the show with his guest role in The Next Doctor: "(The Walking Dead) reminds me of Doctor Who in a way; David Tennant, when he was Doctor Who, really led from the front, he was the first man on set, the last man to leave, making sure everybody was all right, a great leader - and Andrew (Lincoln) is just the same, he's a wonderful leading actor."[This Morning, 13 Feb 2013]

Sue Perkins found herself the subject of a Twitter campaign to make her the next Doctor, after being nominated by Scifind. The comedienne/presenter told her followers that she was "Beyond flattered. SERIOUSLY.".

Burn Gorman is to appear in a new AMC drama pilot, Turn; based on the Washington Spies book by Alexander Rose,it is set in the summer of 1778 during America's fight for independence, with Gorman playing the character of British Major Hewlett. The actor also has a part as Dr. Hermann Gottlieb in the science-fiction film Pacific Rim, due out this summer. [Deadline, 15 Feb 2013]

Talking about the original plans for Torchwood: Miracle Day, Chris Chibnall said: "I did a bit of very early storylining with Russell on Miracle Day, right at the start, before they pitched it to Fox, before they pitched it to Starz. I think somewhere along the way it sort of lost a little bit of its Torchwood-ness. Whether you like or dislike Torchwood, it has an essence – of madness and cheekiness and sexiness, and fun and darkness, those sort of polar facets


for ten years now as the Time Lord Narvin. We record the series in a studio in West London over a period of three months and perform radio plays, as well as for CDs and downloads. They feature characters from the classic series and actresses like Lynda Bellingham and Lalla Ward."[Free Press, 14 Feb 2013]

Gregg Sulkin(Adam The Mad Woman in the Attic) has been cast as Julian in the FOX pilot for Delirium - based on Lauren Oliver’s bestselling book trilogy, the series is set in a world where love is deemed illegal and can be eradicated with a special procedure. [Deadline, 19 Feb 2013]

Graham Norton's Big Chat is a show taking place on BBC3 on the 7th March in aid of Comic Relief which will aim toset the Guinness World Record for "Most Questions Asked on a TV Chat Show". An array of stars will appear on the show, including Ronnie Corbett, Warwick Davis and Russell Tovey, plus a Big Chat Backstage Party hosted by Greg James. [BBC Media Centre, 20 Feb 2013]

In Memoriam:

The actress Elspet Gray (Lady Rix) has died at the age of 83. As well as appearing in Doctor Who as the High Council member Thalia in Arc of Infinity, she also played the Queen in Blackadder, Lady Collingford in Catweazle and Mrs Palmer in Solo amongst many roles on television. [Daily Record, 19 Feb 2013]

The man credited for the original iconic look of the TARDIS interior, Peter Brachacki, is to be played by David Annen, his agent has reported.

The character


actor has had roles in a variety of television programmes, including The Chatterley Affair (which also featured David Tennant), Criminal Justice, and Lennon Naked (which starred Christopher Eccleston), and the gamut of regular series such as Call The Midwife, Doctors, Midsomer Murders and Law &amp Order: UK. Film-wise, he has appeared in The West Wittering Affair and Theatre of Dreams, both directed by David Scheinmann.

He is also very active in theatre, with recent performances including Provost in Measure for Measure at the Almeida, and Dad in My Dad's A Birdman at The Young Vic. As well as acting, he is a teacher for Lightwork.

Filming Update:

After the excitement of Sunday's Dalek excursion to Westminster, the return to BBC Television Centre turned out to be the last day of filmingfor the drama at the spiritual "home" of Doctor Who. Producer Matt Strevenssaid afterwards: "Filming is now complete at Television Centre location. Could we be the last drama to film there? Week 3 continues elsewhere tomorrow.". Writer and executive producer Mark Gatisssummed up the moment, which might well be the final drama to be filmed at the site: "Farewell TVC....x".

Filming has now returned to base at Wimbledon Studios, as evidenced by set directions!

Tuesday, 19 February 2013

BBC Worldwide have announced details for the forthcoming release of The Visitation (Special Edition) on DVD. The two-disc set has been provisionally scheduled for release on the 6th May for both its R2 and R1 versions, and on the 24th April for R4.

It’s 1666, and medieval England is in the grip of the