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"There’s no sign above the roll-down gates at 69 Church Avenue, so on the days that Buzz-a-Rama is closed, you would never know it was there. There are five slot car courses inside with eight tracks each. Colorful swivel benches and chairs (some with steering wheels!) are situated around each course. A big banner says “WELCOME RACING FANS!” Part of the space is dedicated to old school video games and pin ball machines, perfect for the birthday parties they host at Buzz-a-Rama. The “Refueling Center” in the back is a set of three vending machines for snacks and drinks.",
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"Slot car racing dates back to the heyday of the auto industry in the middle of the 20th century, with school children souping up their miniature automobiles just like the pros. It’s hard to imagine without seeing it in action, but slot cars can go up to 100 miles per hour. Despite a decline in the hobby since the 1970s due to competition from radio-controlled cars and later, video games, slot car racing remains a hobby sport with organizations that sponsor and regulate competitions all around the world.",
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"Dolores recounts the excitement of people who return to the Kensington neighborhood after many years and discover that Buzz-a-Rama is still open. “This fella from California — he was all excited that he was able to come from California and you’re still here! And the memories!” Other visitors aren’t New York natives but hear about it, like a man from Nigeria who had visited recently. Dolores loves how grown adults become giddy as children again when they play the racetrack. She also notes how the game creates bonding moments for people of different backgrounds, like the two Americans who grew up playing on the track and the Nigerian man who happened to visit at the same time: “They raced on each track and they just loved it.”",
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"Out of 5 stars William Morris, his homes and haunts. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on Ma Verified Purchase. Absolutely delighted to get this rare book - I have mended it OK and received it in good time, well wrapped, condition as I was informed and not a problem at all.\n\nFull text of \"William Morris, his homes and haunts\" purpose ; he attended, in brief, to much more than the '* necessary ordinary details.\" In the gorgeous designs of his book borders, his wall papers, his tapestries, for example, he is as far away from the utilities of life as a portrait by Whistler or a mosaic in St.\n\nWilliam Morris’s most popular book is The Wood Beyond the World. William Morris is the most influential British designer of the last years and this collection combines Morris’s writings with his famous designs for wallpaper, fabrics, tapestries, embroideries, carpets, books and stained by: 5. File:William Morris, his homes and haunts () ().jpg.\n\nPeterson (Editor) / Published An \"idle singer\" and his audience: a study of William. William Morris was an English architect, furniture and textile designer, artist, writer, socialist and Marxist associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and the English Arts and Crafts Movement.\n\nMorris wrote and published poetry, fiction, and translations of ancient and medieval texts throughout his life. His best-known works include The Defence of Guenevere and Other Poems (), The/5. WILLIAM MORRIS. These books were largely written after William Morris's death in Gillington, M.C.\n\nBook, 'Little Journeys to the Homes of English Authors- William Morris' by Elbert Hubbard LACMA Mjpg 1, × 2,; MB. A Tale of the House of the Wolfings and All the Kindreds of the Mark is a fantasy novel by William Morris, perhaps the first modern fantasy writer to unite an imaginary world with the element of the supernatural, and thus the precursor of much of present-day fantasy literature.\n\nIt was first published in hardcover by Reeves and Turner in The book influenced J. Tolkien's popular The Author: William Morris. William Shakespeare His Homes and Haunts is a popular book by Samuel Levy Bensusan.\n\nRead William Shakespeare His Homes and Haunts, free online version of the book by Samuel Levy Bensusan, on Samuel Levy Bensusan's William Shakespeare His Homes and Haunts consists of 14 parts for ease of reading. William Morris () was a writer, illustrator and medievalist from the Romantic period and associated with other renowned authors of the time such as Dante Rossetti.\n\nHis fascination with ancient Germanic and Norse people dominated his writings, the first to be set in an entirely invented fantasy world and which helped to establish the. William Morris Book Designs. The Kelmscott Chaucer tiles are 8 x 6 inches in cobalt blue and white. Birds and Betrayal, a tile design based on the cover of William Morris's Story of the Volsungs and Niblungs.\n\nWilliam Morris desired in his will to be buried next to the remains of his first wife in \"Morris's Chapel\" in Westminster Abbey. Youth. He was educated at home before matriculating at St John's College, Cambridge in His short, stocky build combined with his strength led him to be described as a \"pocket Hercules\".Allegiance: United Kingdom.\n\nMore than years after his death, William Morris – founder of the Kelmscott Press – remains an influential figure in design and art, and his Kelmscott fine press books are highly prized.\n\nThe textile designer, author and artist founded the Kelmscott Press in Morris () published. Shop the latest titles by William Morris at Alibris UK including hardcovers, paperbacks, 1st editions, and audiobooks from thousands of sellers worldwide. As one of the premier rare book sites on the Internet, Alibris has thousands of rare books, first editions, and signed books available.\n\nWilliam Morris was born in Walthamstow, London on 24th March he is regarded today as a foremost poet, writer, textile designer, artist and libertarian. Morris began to publish poetry and short stories in through the Oxford and Cambridge Magazine which he founded with his friends and financed while at : William Morris.\n\nI (of 2), by William Howitt This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at Title: Homes and Haunts of the Most Eminent British Poets, Vol.\n\nMackail in his William Morris, I, and Miss Morris in the Collected Works, V, xi say that the Grettis saga translation was published in April; Buxton Forman in The Books of William Morris, p. 55, gives May, as the date of publication. William Morris and his new wife Janey Burden lived at Red House for five years, from summer The house Webb and Faulkner were to be Morris’s lifelong friends, as.\n\nSamuels Lasner will also discuss his own collecting of the works of Morris and his circle. Selections from the Mark Samuels Lasner Collection, on loan to the University of Delaware Library, are included in two concurrent exhibitions at the National Gallery of Art: Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Art and Design, (February William Morris, His Homes and Haunts.\n\nDiscover the Location: Red House Lane, Bexleyheath, DA6 8JF, London. But poor William Morris seems to have agreed to share his wife, Jane Burden — in spite of his penchant for “violent rages, breaking of chairs and cutlery” — with the artist Dante Gabriel. In Arthur's House - Poem by William Morris.\n\nAutoplay next video. In Arthur's house whileome was I When happily the time went by In midmost glory of his days. He held his court then in a place Whereof ye shall not find the name In any story of his fame: Caerliel good sooth men called it not,/5.\n\nThe Heritage Lottery Fund has announced the opening phase of a £ million grant to support conservation and development at Kelmscott Manor, the Cotswold home of the Victorian designer and poet, William Morris.\n\nThis precious rural building is still best known for Charles Gere’s woodcut view of the East Front (), used by Morris as the frontispiece to his socialist romance, News from. The works of William Morris are collected here with an active table of contents.\n\nWorks include: Art and Craft of Printing Chants for Socialists Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair A Dream of John Ball, etc. The Hollow Land Hopes and Fears for Art The House of the Wolfings News from Nowhere Old French Romances The Pilgrims of Hope The Roots of the Mountains SIGNS OF CHANGE The Brand: Golgotha Press.\n\nIndeed, Morris’s chief contribution to the book is his beautiful prose and poetry, for his version of the story is actually a collaboration with Norse scholar Eirikr Magnusson, who provided a literal translation of the original text, which Morris then reset as prose and poetry.5/5(1).\n\nAt Home with William Morris ( – ) Morris created three homes that fulfilled his ideal: ‘Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful’. Sadly he had to give up his first ‘Palace of Art’, Red House, exleyheath.I first met William Morris inat a dinner [pg 15] at the house of the late Earl of Carlisle, a man of keen artistic sympathies and considerable artistic ability, notably in water-colour landscapes.\n\nHe was an enthusiast for the work of Morris and Burne-Jones, and had just built his house at Palace Green from the designs of Mr. Philip Webb, and Morris and Company had decorated it.Quotes By William Morris."
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"You can’t see it. You gotta feel it. It’s electric!\n\nNio announced record deliveries for December, with annual deliveries soaring 112% to 43,728 EVs. The company also announced a used-car service, a trading platform and plans to invest $460 million over the next five years for a nationwide Nio Service network.\n\nStateside, Tesla reported 180,570 EV deliveries in the fourth quarter, bringing its total for the year to 499,550 units. While the company just missed its 500,000-delivery goal, Tesla thinks that final numbers could vary by 0.5% or more.\n\nSo … you’re telling me there’s a chance?\n\nAll in all, it was a good report for both companies. Both hit record deliveries for 2020 and have high hopes for 2021. On the news, NIO jumped more than 11% before it closed lower, while TSLA spiked 5% and also slipped heading into the close.\n\nSince I get so many Great Ones writing in to say: “Why don’t you be clear and tell us if these are buys or not,” neither NIO nor TSLA are buys at these valuations. However, if you are the speculative type, NIO has more upside and growth potential. It’s smaller than Tesla, so that underdog potential goes without saying.",
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"Familiar, huh? Just like Great Stuff has told you all throughout the pandemic, money isn’t going toward the typical entertainment and services streams like it once would. Consumers instead favored at-home spending to make quarantine a bit healthier or homier. Forget bikes — think of the Rokus!\n\nAnd, in the surplus of all this spending, a cash-sloshing propped-up market was formed.\n\nWhile we can thank the Fed’s endless generosity for keeping the market pent at ever-increasing highs, it’s not like Mom and Pop investors didn’t get in on the action either.\n\nPut that stimulus check into savings? Pshaw, as if… Saving account deposits were only up 19% since the first week of March. Who wants mere pennies worth of interest when there’s a great, wide market to go blow cash in?\n\nMy main question is this: As those money printers brrrr away, we’re creating even more of a cash deluge right into this market. But what do you do when everyone’s “all in?” What happens when volatility hits while half the country’s stuck holding the bag at all-time highs?\n\nSo, Great Ones, how’s January treating you so far? Are you still feeling that New Year’s optimism?\n\nWhy not take a sec to share what’s on your mind with us today?\n\nGreatStuffToday@BanyanHill.com is the perennial place for the thoughts you’ve been stewing and the rants you’ve been brewing since last year.",
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The native peoples were primarily hunters and gatherers and often were nomadic.\n\nBecause they were few in number, the native peoples made little impact on the natural. This is your official guide to a successful settlement in the province of British Columbia (B.C.). Included in this landing guide you will find complete contact information for each government office and immigrant service agency that you will require to successfully begin your new life in British Columbia, whether you are moving to the city of Vancouver, the city of Victoria, or the.\n\ncalled Canada Act, (), in Canadian history, the act of the British Parliament that repealed certain portions of the Quebec Act ofunder which the province of Quebec had previously been governed, and provided a new constitution for the two colonies to be called Lower Canada (the future Quebec). The War of The Fight for Canada.\n\nAfter the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte’s fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar (), the Royal Navy ruled the waves. The British Empire, which included Canada, fought to resist Bonaparte’s bid to dominate Europe.\n\nThis led to American resentment at British. A map of the British British settlement in Canada book in America with the French and Spanish settlements adjacent thereto America Septentrionalis Relief shown pictorially.\n\nthe traditional story goes, he planted a giant crucifix into the shore of what is now Gaspé, Quebec, claiming. Bountiful is a settlement in the Creston Valley of southeastern British Columbia, Canada, near Cranbrook and closest community is Lister, British Columbia.\n\nBountiful is made up of members of two polygamist Mormon fundamentalist groups. The settlement is named after Bountiful in the Book of Mormon. British settlement When the British took political control inNew France inhabitants.\n\nThe number of English-speaking settlers in Canada rose rapidly after the American Revolution and the arrival here of the Loyalists from the American colonies to the south, as well as the expansion of immigration from Europe (largely from Great. 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British Columbia, Canada’s westernmost province.\n\nIt is bounded to the north by Yukon and the Northwest Territories, to the east by the province of Alberta, to the south by the U.S. states of Montana, Idaho, and Washington, and to the west by the Pacific Ocean and the southern panhandle of Alaska.\n\nBy there were British American colonies in New England, Virginia, and Maryland and settlements in the Bermudas, Honduras, Antigua, Barbados, and Nova Scotia. Jamaica was obtained by conquest inand the Hudson’s Bay Company established itself in what became northwestern Canada.\n\nUnder the Settlement, Settlement Class Members RELEASE the Publishers and other related parties from claims regarding the purchase of E-Books in Canada from April 1, to Septemand commit to discontinue or dismiss other proceedings.\n\nCoordinates. This New Brunswick location article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by. 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Loyalists and Scotch Highlanders, in and of the grievances which compelled the Canadas to have recourse to arms in defence of their rights and liberties, in the years and together with a.\n\nI recommend reading these Charles River Editors books in that order. The first book provides useful Reviews: 8. The first permanent European settlement in the region was Fort Langley in and the first urban centre was New Westminster in Unlike the rest of Canada’s west, Aboriginal title to the majority of the land in British Columbia, including present-day Vancouver, was not extinguished through treaty.\n\nInstead, inthe land was.Inthe British built Navy Hall along the shore of the Niagara River in Newark.\n\nNavy Hall would become a military complex and supply stores, as well as a naval base. The British occupied much of eastern and central North America. On April 19ththe British attempted to disarm the Massachusetts militia near Boston."
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"Toronto Film Society presented The Lodger (1944) on Monday, August 20, 2018 in a double bill with The Pearl of Death as part of the Season 71 Summer Series, Programme 6.",
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"Laird Cregar was born Samuel Laird Cregar, his friends calling him Sammy. Off-screen he was a gay Gargantua, with his larger-than-life humour, affection and audacity at times skirting scandal. But on-screen, he reveled in portraying offbeat, sexually charged villains.\n\nGossip hounded him, and Cregar usually volleyed with a line from Oscar Wild, the play that had launched his film colony fame in 1940: “It is perfectly monstrous the way people say things against one behind one’s back that are absolutely true.”\n\nHe’d always dreamed of being a full-fledged movie star ever since he was a little boy in Philadelphia and was terrific as the prissy, peppermint-gobbling villain in This Gun for Hire, and had played Satan himself in Ernst Lubitsch’s romantic fantasy Heaven Can Wait—Lucifer, in Technicolor.\n\nIt was as Jack the Ripper that Laird Cregar fully pounced into stardom, slyly crafting a performance that the New York Herald-Tribune review called “a Krafft-Ebing* case history of a sex maniac.” Cregar’s Ripper conveyed a love for his dead brother that was not only homosexual, but incestuous; his scenes with Merle Oberon were tautly tense, and his delivery had the scent of necrophilia.\n\nTragically, in the midst of the shooting of The Lodger, Laird’s close friend David Bacon, star of the serial The Masked Marvel, (which incidentally for me was screened in its entirety at Cinevent this past May) had been murdered; like the Ripper, the killer had used a knife. In the sordid murder’s wake, complete with sagas of a male brothel-by-the-beach, Bacon’s wife, Austrian singer Greta Keller, had suffered a miscarriage. Laird had taken her into his cottage high on Coldwater Canyon, and nursed her back to health.\n\nHad the personal impact of a real-life knife murder on Cregar’s powerhouse portrayal been too strong? Was Cregar’s un-closeted Ripper too intense? If so, would audiences ever accept him on-screen as anyone but a raging psycho? If not, could he handle it?\n\nJohn Brahm directed The Lodger with a Germanic, Expressionistic flourish, planning many of his shots via elaborate storyboards. He could be egotistical and demanding, but he also had a sense of humour. He and Laird collaborated closely and amiably.\n\nBrahm’s daughter Sumishta Brahm recalled, “He admired Laird Cregar and had great sympathy for him. He knew he was homosexual, and that was a bad time to be publicly so inclined.”\n\nPerhaps partly due to this sympathy, Brahm let Laird loose, admiring the unbridled passion of Laird’s Ripper portrayal. The director found that Laird “couldn’t wait to get to work each day.” They’d join in lengthy consultation with cinematographer Lucien Ballard, about possibilities with the camera; and most of all, he seemingly delighted in peppering the performance with all variety of “depravity.”\n\nOn September 3, Variety reported that a black widow spider had crept onto the set of The Lodger the previous day and bitten Ballard who was “removed immediately to hospital for serum treatment.” It seemed to suit the atmosphere, where Laird was creating one of the most fascinating monsters in Hollywood history.\n\n* Richard Freiherr von Krafft-Ebing was an Austro–German psychiatrist and author of the foundational work Psychopathia Sexualis (1886).",
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"The Lodger is a 1944 suspense film set in London. Slade (Cregar) plays a serial killer and is a lodger in a 19th-century family’s London home. Also a lodger at the same time in the same house is a singer named Kitty Langley (Oberon). Because of her looks and wit, Slade has a keen interest in her. Women are being brutally killed in the Whitechapel district. Scotland Yard is investigating and a detective, John Warwick (Sanders), begins to cast his suspicions in Slade’s direction. Kitty, meanwhile, has also developed an attraction to Slade. Slade goes to see her perform at a cabaret. He goes backstage afterward and tries to make her his next victim, but Warwick’s men get there just in time. Unwilling to be taken into police custody, Slade flees to the riverbank and leaps to his death.\n\nAs for commentary, George Sanders is worthy of some discussion. Born in the Russian Empire in 1906, his parents fled to England in 1917, at the outbreak of the Russian Revolution. With a long career in the entertainment world, Sanders was an actor in over 100 films and several television shows, as well as an author, singer/songwriter, and music composer. As an actor, he won an Academy Award in 1950, playing the role of Addison DeWitt in the movie All About Eve. Among his many wives, he was married to Zsa Zsa Gabor and later to her elder sister, Magna Gabor. This was to be his final marriage and it lasted only 57 days. He died of a barbiturate overdose at the age of 65, while visiting Spain in 1972. He left behind three suicide notes, one of which read: “Dear World, I am leaving because I am bored. I feel I have lived long enough. I am leaving you with your worries in this sweet cesspool. Good luck.” Perhaps it is better to go gently into that good night, rather than to fade away. George Sanders has two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame: one for film work and one for television work."
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"The COVID-19 pandemic is testing, not only the economic and legal structures of societies, but their moral and ethical ones, as well. Human beauty emerges from the chaos — in our families, our neighbourhoods, our nation.\n\nIt is moral to provide for people’s needs. Canada talks about developing the innovative economy to do so but enacts policies that prevent it. One sector in particular where this is true is drug development. We could be encouraging our drug development industry but instead we hinder it. One way we do this is with drug price controls, implemented through the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board (PMPRB). Rather than lifting the dead hand of price controls off the neck of drug development, the Trudeau government is squeezing harder, with predictable results — fewer drugs will be available to save lives.\n\nIsrael, by way of one example, faced a paucity of drug development in its economy. To address that, it strengthened intellectual property protection for drugs. Now its industry is thriving. In the current crisis, the Israeli drug manufacturer Teva is donating 10 million doses of chloroquine to fight COVID-19, a great act of generosity. Canada could be in that position — we’re a lot bigger than Israel! — but instead of being able to give, we are parasites on the drug development expenditures of other people. That’s not moral.\n\nIncreased drug revenues enable increased research and development expenditures, which in turn result in better health and longer lives. By using price controls to cut off the funds necessary for drug development Canada condemns to worse health or a shorter life anyone who could have been helped or even saved by the drugs we didn’t develop or whose development we delayed.\n\nIt is a source of distress to many that price and revenue are necessarily implicated in the health economy. But the relative value of things is unavoidable. “Commercial” is not a contaminant. It’s just reality. Distaste for the commercial supposes an alternative universe in which commercial valuation doesn’t matter, a world in which economics has no sway. This is the world of the socialist. But it is a world that is impossible. Our wealth has grown but it, and the resources of which it consists, remain limited. Which is precisely why the ingenuity and innovation of the drug industry are so critically important. They save limited health-care resources and improve patient outcomes. But they cannot do this for free.\n\nSome advocates would take competitive enterprise out of the drug development equation and replace it with the public sector. That would create large economic distortions and add costs. Most importantly, it would destroy the motivation for ingenious people to get involved and it would take vast pools of private resources out of drug development. People don’t like paying for drugs. That’s too bad, but it isn’t reason to destroy the drug innovation economy.\n\nThe argument for socialization of drug costs has merit. Should someone without funds die because she cannot afford a drug? That should trouble our collective conscience. Of course, we allow it to happen all the time and will increasingly, as some drug prices exceed even a shared ability to pay, but let’s leave that for the moment. The government’s answer to this problem is to reduce drug prices for everyone. That partially solves the problem, but it creates a bigger one: the supply of current drugs dries up, newer drugs aren’t registered and imported, and new drug discoveries are not made. If we do want to address the problem of drug accessibility, which is a very limited problem in Canada, a narrowly focused program for the most needy would be best.\n\nWhat we must not do is expropriate the value of drugs. That is what the PMPRB currently does. It expropriates private property without compensation. On what basis do we do this? With what justification? We have a bargain with drug developers: you take enormous risk, deploy enormous capital, develop vast learning and skills, use all these for the benefit of society, and you get to set your price for a surprisingly short time, much less than the 20-year patent life, since so much time is taken up by the drug approval process. We not only make this bargain; we seal it with a property right — a patent.\n\nBut we aren’t sincere. After entering this bargain and bestowing the property right, we steal much of it back and then, to make ourselves feel better, pretend the innovators are greedy criminals — “crooks,” as U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders says. It’s shameful. If anything in the public sector resembles a criminal racket, it’s the PMPRB. And worst of all, it is all counterproductive: it results in restricted drug access. If ever that lesson should be clear, it’s now. In times of sickness, who do you want on your side — an able medical establishment equipped with the latest therapies or the dead hand of government?\n\nRichard Owens is a Senior Munk Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, adjunct professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, and a Toronto lawyer."
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"The art of filmmaking is only a century old; within that time, several talented filmmakers have come along and made films that have helped shape this industry, turning cinema into one of the most powerful mediums of expression, storytelling, and entertainment. If you’re someone who has an immense love for cinema and a passion to bring written stories to life, then you’re in the right place. In this guide, you’re going to learn everything you need to know about how to become a film director and what a career in filmmaking looks like.\n\nWho Is A Film Director And What Do They Do?\n\nFilmmaking is a mixture of different art and technical forms such as editing, cinematography, writing, acting, music, and more. But to get all these distinct forms to work together and produce a film, there comes a need for direction ﹘ that’s where a director comes in.\n\nA director is one of the most important people on a movie set. They visualise a screenplay and try to bring it to life by guiding other artists such as actors, cinematographers, and editors. A director is also responsible for the creative, technical, dramatic, and visual aspects of a film and plays a crucial role throughout the process, right from pre-production to the final edit.\n\nHere’s How You Can Become A Film Director\n\nThere is no traditional way to become a film director. Every director takes a different path and has a different story, but the one thing that’s common in all of their stories is that they had a burning passion for storytelling and were willing to go far to make that happen.\n\nLike you, I am an aspiring filmmaker myself; before we get started, I want to share this advice from director James Cameron (Titanic, Avatar, and Terminator) that stuck with me.\n\nWatch A Lot Of Films\n\nThere is no better way to learn about films than this. You might find tons of theoretical ‘how to make films’ books and essays on the internet, and though a few of them are good reads, they will not help you understand the art of filmmaking as much. The best way to learn is by watching as many films as you can. Make it a habit to watch at least one film every day and write a short review about it, describing your take on it. Explore various languages and genres of films and the works of different directors from around the world.\n\nPro Tip: It is also a good practice to read the script of every film you watch. This will help you learn how to write screenplays and understand the amount of detail that goes into writing a film.\n\nAs an aspiring film director, it is not only important for you to watch films but also to know about the person who made them and how they did it. Analysing the work of other directors is one of the best ways to learn how to direct a film. Even the greatest directors of our time ﹘ like Steven Spielberg and Sofia Coppola ﹘ still turn to films made by their predecessors and peers for inspiration.\n\nJust watching the films of great directors will not help you learn things that hands-on experience can teach you, but for amateurs like us, it’s a great starting point because this can help us enhance our creativity and become more introspective filmmakers.\n\nMaybe Enrol In A Film School\n\nThough there is no requirement for a degree to become a film director, enrolling in a film school has its advantages. First off, you’ll get all-round, hands-on experience in film production. You will also be trained by industry professionals and will also get to work with high-end technical equipment which will give you an edge over others. Most film schools also help students get internships and foster networking with professionals, making it easy for you to set your foot in the industry.\n\nHere are a few best film institutes in India:\n\nThe one major con of film school education is that it is very expensive and can cause a real blow to your family’s finances, more so if you have taken a student loan to pay for your course. So, think it through before you enrol yourself in a film school.\n\nRemember that attending a film school is by no means a compulsion. Most of the greatest filmmakers of our time ﹘ Quentin Tarantino, Ava DuVernay, and Christopher Nolan, for example, ﹘ have not received any formal training in filmmaking. But that didn’t stop them from becoming pioneers in this field.\n\n7 Work-Life Lessons I Learned From ‘The Devil Wears Prada’\n\nHow To Overcome Writer’s Block: 10 Tips That Work\n\nBefore anyone else, you have to bestow the title of ‘director’ on yourself. A director’s job is not like traditional jobs where you make a resume and go for an interview; the film industry doesn’t work like that. You need to have some kind of work that you can show to people to make them believe that you can do it. And the best way to do it is to do it yourself.\n\nStart with writing your own screenplay or find someone else’s script to work with, as there are tons of screenwriters out there holding scripts with great potential just waiting for someone to make them. Once you have a script, just pick up your camera, get your friends to act in it, and there you have it ﹘ your first short film!\n\nFrom there on out, you just have to keep learning and making more films with proper artists and a budget. Getting good financers for your project might sound difficult, but it isn’t. There are a lot of young filmmakers who get their short film projects funded through crowdfunding on fundraising platforms.\n\nSend Your Films To Festivals\n\nNow that you have made a short film, it’s time to present it to the world. Many young filmmakers simply put their film on YouTube or Vimeo as soon as it is ready, and that is a good way to showcase your work to the general public. But before you do that, consider sending your work to film festivals.\n\nFilm festivals are a great way to showcase your work in a big way. The best part is that it is often seen by experts in the film industry, such as producers, studio executives, and filmmakers. These people are here specifically to look for new talent ﹘ you might just find your next big project this way!\n\nFun Fact: Wes Anderson, one of the most influential directors of our time, got his big breakthrough in a film festival. His short film, Bottle Rocket, that he made with his friends was screened at the Sundance film festival, where a producer watched his film and approached him to make a feature-length film on the same story.\n\nGet A Job In A Production Crew\n\nAnother great way of gaining work experience is to get a crew job in film production. You could join a film crew as a production assistant and make your way to assisting directors, cinematographers, and editors. This will provide you with great exposure to the production of a film and will also help you learn some valuable skills and techniques that you can implement into your own projects. No matter what the profession, learning on the job is one of the best ways to grow.\n\nNow that you have a few projects in your name, it’s time to create a showreel. A showreel or a director’s reel is very much like a portfolio that every newbie film director should have. Make your showreel in a way that showcases your work and also portrays your artistic personality. This will allow potential producers and studio executives to determine your creative capabilities and help land your next big gig.\n\nAs a bonus, here are a few commonly asked questions around film direction that I found on the internet during my research.\n\nHow Much Do Film Directors Make?\n\nThere is no concrete answer to this question. A director’s earnings depend on several factors: their level of experience, the type of genre they work in, the content format, and the overall budget of the film. Some established directors have a fixed rate card and some negotiate it based on the script and budget. For a feature-length film, a debuting director can make anything from 5 lacs to 1 crore per project, whereas an established director can make anything between 5 and 10 crores per project.\n\nHow Hard Is It To Become A Movie Director?\n\nBecoming a film director is not difficult at all. If you have made a short film, you’re a director! However, becoming a successful film director is a different ball game. It requires years of commitment and hard work, and even then there’s no guarantee of success. It’s a highly competitive industry, but persistence is key.\n\nIs Filmmaking A Good Career?\n\nThe demand for new content has been growing exponentially every passing year, especially after the rise of OTT platforms. Hence, there is a lot of scope for talented filmmakers to make their mark. A career in filmmaking is a tough nut to crack, but once you’ve made your way through, it can be very rewarding.\n\nIs A Filmmaking Degree Worth It?\n\nA degree in filmmaking is always worth it. By doing a degree, you’re getting an opportunity to learn new things under the guidance of experienced professionals and with proper equipment. You’re learning all this in a short time, which is a big win if you want to get into the field of filmmaking faster. But again, if a filmmaking degree isn’t an option for you, you can still learn all this on your own. It will take a lot more time, but it’ll be worth it.\n\nAnd that’s it. Now you know everything there is to know about how to become a film director. If you’re truly passionate about filmmaking, don’t ever give up and keep at it. With enough hard work and time, there is nothing a person can’t do.",
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In addition, low levels of knowledge and information regarding sexual and reproductive health result in early and unplanned pregnancies. Girls who are married at an early age often lack marital agency and cannot share their preferences and needs with their partners, particularly when it comes to negotiating safe sexual practices and using family planning methods.\n\nIn June 2020, the Ministry for Women and Child Development set up a task force to look into the correlation between the age of marriage with issues of women's nutrition, the prevalence of anaemia, Infant Mortality Rate (IMR), Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) and other social indices. The Jaya Jaitly committee was to look at the feasibility of increasing the age of marriage and its implication on women and child health, and how to increase access to education for women. The committee has recommended the age of marriage be increased to 21 years based on feedback they received from young adults from 16 universities across the country. So, the Central Government is planning to bring a bill to increase the minimum legal age of marriage for women from 18 to 21, people familiar with developments said, underlining a far-reaching decision that will require modification in faith-based personal laws dealing with marriage and inheritance.\n\nIndia has the largest number of girls who marry below 18. Therefore, raising the age of marriage to 21 could be seen as a step towards gender equality that addresses the health problems of young mothers and their infants\n\nEarly marriage and consequent early pregnancies also have awful impacts on the nutritional levels of mothers, their children and their overall health and mental well-being. It also impacts the infant mortality rate and maternal mortality rate, and the empowerment of women who are cut off from access to education and livelihood after an early marriage. The recently released National Family Health Survey (NFHS) revealed that child marriage has come down marginally from 27 per cent in 2015-16 to 23 per cent in 2019-20 in the country, but the government has been pushing to bring this down further. Another hand, the growing divide between economic growth and women's health outcomes in countries such as India is not inevitable: the experience of other Asian countries shows that a more positive synergy can be created, with health spending not just valued for its own sake, but as an essential element in an overall macroeconomic and growth framework oriented to better conditions of human life rather than just GDP expansion.\n\nAfter the announcement of the decision, there were speculations that the burden of this decision would fall only on Hindus since there was no clarity on whether personal laws would be amended. It was unclear if any change to Muslim Personal Law would be made to amend the minimum age of marriage for women, which is currently 15 years. For all other personal laws in India and the special marriage act, the minimum age of the bride is 18 years while the same for the groom is 21 years.\n\nThe speculation was that the Muslim personal law would give the community the right to marry their girls at 15. Hindus would follow the law, affecting the fertility rate and screwing the demography further. We know only too well that India is usually near the bottom of the international rankings on gender indicators. India also has the largest absolute number of girls who marry below 18. Therefore, raising the age of marriage to 21 could be seen as a step towards gender equality that addresses the health problems of young mothers and their infants. But unfortunately, this reasoning is both unsound and unwise. When you can't do the things that desperately need to be done, do something else that you can do easily, even if it does not need doing.\n\nAt a time when the country is facing its worst overall crisis since Independence, the Government has set up a special task force to advise it on the issue of raising the age of marriage for girls from 18 to 21 years. But this answer rests on a partial truth that is dangerously misleading. Our health indicators on young mothers and their infants are as bad because poor and therefore more malnourished women marry at younger ages than their wealthier counterparts. If poor women continue to remain poor and malnourished, raising their age of marriage by a few years will change very little. Much of the same problems will recur when they marry at 21 years. Carefully disaggregated statistical analyses confirm this fact."
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"It has been a crazy couple of weeks between working on Blue and other side projects I have going on, but I am finally posting again. I wanted to talk a little bit about how illustration mailers can get you a job. When I was in college, all my illustration professors ever talked about as far as promoting ourselves was to send mailers every 3-4 months to all the publishing houses. Sounds easy enough right?…wrong…it sucks. You create a beautiful piece of artwork (which of course includes the stress of what to draw/will catch the an art director’s eye), turn it into a mailer, cross your fingers, and hope for the best. And then you have no idea as to whether or not it made it past the slush pile into an art director’s hands or thrown out by an intern. However, there is a silver lining, because illustrators do get jobs from mailers. It doesn’t happen all the time, but it happens enough that illustrators should keep creating them. It happened to me.\n\nMy first three jobs and the inspiration for my first author/illustrator project came from a single mailer. I had been sending out mailers for almost two years without any response. And I was almost at the point of “should I still be trying to become a published illustrator?” when I received an email from Random House Canada. The mailer I had done had a space theme to it (third image shown above) and Random House Canada was looking for someone to illustrate the cover of a new middle grade book they were publishing, titled STAR Academy by Edward Kay, which involved a space/aliens theme. It was complete luck and great timing that I had sent the mailer when I did. It was an amazing first job because I worked with really wonderful and talented people, but also it was a great transitional step into doing a full length picture book. For STAR Academy I was asked to create the cover and four black and white spot illustrations for the interior of the book, which included some very unusual characters and a 1950s Studebaker Starlight (a very awesome car to draw!).\nAfter I was finishing up with STAR Academy, I received two additional emails from Bright Sky Press and Kane/Miller asking me to illustrate two new picture books, The Yellow Butterfly by Mehrnaz S. Gill, and A Garden for Pig by Kathryn Thurman. Again, they had seen the space mailer and loved it. I could not believe that I had now received three job offers from one mailer! It was crazy. The two years of mailing and no response was finally paying off. I went on to illustrate both picture books which are now out in stores.\nDuring the process of illustrating A Garden for Pig, I sent a story to my editor at Kane/Miller that I had been playing around with for the six months or so. It was a picture book about a little girl who is getting ready for bed one night with her dog, when she notices a rocket engine has appeared on the back of her bathtub. The little girl and her dog decide to travel to the moon where they meet an alien and learn all about living on the moon. The space mailer was an illustration of the first version of Pelly. My editor really loved the story and decided to acquire the book for their Spring 2011 list. I was so excited! I was going to have my first author/illustrator project published! I had never really thought of myself as a writer but I wanted the opportunity to create something from start to finish that I had complete creative control over. Pelly and Mr. Harrison Visit the Moon comes out on March 1st.\nThis was around the same time that I got an email from the lovely Mary Kole, who wanted to represent me. It was a crazy couple of months. I had gone from mailer girl who never heard a thing from anyone to having four jobs and an agent in just six months. It was amazing!\nSo far I have had really wonderful experiences in the world of children’s books and had the opportunity to work with very talented people. And I can truly say that one mailer opened a lot of doors for me. Pelly is somewhat of a good luck charm for me.\nHere are some tips that I have learned about illustrating mailers whether you are sending postcards or electronic mailers:\n-always make sure you illustrate in a style or create an image that you want to get hired for, in other words do not illustrate something you never want to draw again. If you draw an amazing horse, they are going to want you to do a whole book about horses.\n-make sure the mailer is YOU, because that is what you are selling.\n-have a website that corresponds well to your mailer.\nTry to include some of the following in your illustrations:\n-the same character in a couple different poses (shows consistency and variation)\n-animals\n-children of different ages\n-what you love to draw\nI hope this helps any of you out there that have become discouraged by sending mailers. The opportunity is out there you just have to stick with it. I will always send mailers to keep myself in front of art directors and editors, and to keep me working on new illustrations.",
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"That feeling was reinforced when he reunited with former Marquette teammate and Marquette University's Assistant Coach, Scott Merritt.\n\n\"He said that one of the girl's players who was 18, asked to take a picture with me. I was like, she was probably two when I came to campus -- that was 16 years ago. It's just crazy to think about kind of how far you've come. But you're still in the midst of your career and continue to write your book,\" said Wade.",
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"Chapters in that book include three NBA titles and 12 NBA All Star appearances in 13 seasons -- after taking the Golden Eagles to the Final Four in 2003. A more recent chapter has been added: his role as a mentor.\n\n\"I've accomplished a lot in these 13 years as a team guy and as an individual player. So, it's the ultimate level of respect, you know, for an opponent to want to pick your brain and want to work out with you,\" said Wade.\n\nOne of those opponents was Khris Middleton of the Milwaukee Bucks.\n\n\"You just want to be a sponge,\" said Middleton.",
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About a year after Batman's debut, Batman creators Bob Kane and Bill Finger, along with inker/later ghost artist Jerry Robinson, introduced Robin the Boy Wonder in Detective Comics #38 (1940).The name \"Robin the Boy Wonder\" and the medieval look of the original costume were inspired by The Adventures of Robin Hood.\n\nBatman's real or secret identity is Bruce Wayne, a wealthy businessman who lives in Gotham City. Bruce Wayne is often to the world as an irresponsible, superficial playboy who lives off his family's personal fortune (amassed when Bruce's family invested in Gotham real estate before the city was a bustling metropolis) and the profits of Wayne Enterprises, a major private technology firm that he inherits. Forbes Magazine estimated Bruce Wayne to be the 7th-richest fictional character with his $6.8 billion fortune. However, Wayne is also known for his contributions to charity, notably through his Wayne Foundation charity. Bruce creates the playboy public persona to aid in throwing off suspicion of his secret identity, often acting dim-witted and self-absorbed to further the act.\n\nRobin has undergone many changes in his real identity from time he was first created. From the eight year old acrobat, Dick Grayson to Jason Todd, the nightwing to Timothy Drake, 14 year old boy. Tim continues to be the present Robin.\n\nNeedless to say both of them have some special abilities to combat crime. While Batman is known for Genius-level intelligence, detective skills, Master escapologist, Peak human physical condition, Martial arts master and a technically balanced character Robin is also a master at all these in addition to being a hacker.\n\nThe details of the Batman costume change repeatedly through various stories and media, but the most distinctive elements remain consistent: a scallop-hem cape, a cowl covering most of the face featuring a pair of batlike ears, and a stylized bat emblem on the chest, plus the ever-present utility belt. The costumes' colors are traditionally blue and grey although black or black with dark blue highlights are frequently substituted for the blue. Batman's gloves typically feature three scallops that protrude from the sides. A yellow ellipse around the bat logo on the character's chest was added in 1964, and became the hero's trademark symbol.\n\nTim Drake's original costume was slightly different from that of his predecessors as supplied by Batman to give him a measure of increased protection. It includes an armored tunic, a cape that is black on the outside though still yellow on the inside, and green leggings. Other details include an armored gorget, jika-tabi style boots, an emergency \"R\" shuriken on his chest in addition to the traditional batarangs, and a collapsible bo staff as primary weapon. There is also a general change of the theme of the equipment from \"Bat\" to \"Robin\".\n\nBatman utilizes a large arsenal of specialized gadgets in his war against crime, the designs of which usually share a bat motif. The first bat-themed weapons were the batarang and the \"Batgyro\" in Detective Comics #31 and #32 Batman's primary vehicle is the Batmobile, which is usually depicted as an imposing black car with large tailfins that suggest a bat's wings. Batman's other vehicles include the Batplane (aka the Batwing), Batboat, Bat-Sub, and Batcycle. Batman keeps most of his field equipment in a signature piece of apparel, a utility belt. Over the years it is shown to contain a virtually limitless variety of crimefighting tools. Different versions of the belt have these items stored in either pouches or hard cylinders attached evenly around it. Robin wears a fire-resistant tunic with the highest ballistics-rating currently available. There is also a steel gorget in his collar. His utility belt includes a storage sheath for his telecoping Bo staff, slingshot, exploding Bang-a-rangs, and various computer hacker tools. There's also a rechargeable oxygen cylinder, a removable buckle that reveals a mouthpiece/purge valve, an emergency rebreather with 15 minutes of breathing time per oxygen cylinder, a gas pellet pouch, and a quick-release hasp with a self-destruct mechanism. Starlite lenses, a radio receiver/transceiver and an inertial navigation unit are concealed in the mask.\n\nThe first Robin miniseries was printed in 1992 following Tim Drake's debut as Robin. The series centered around Tim's continued training and set up villains linked to the character. It was followed up by another series Robin II: Joker's Wild which pitted Tim against his predecessor's murderer the Joker. With Batman out of town, it was up to Tim and Alfred to end the Joker's latest crime spree. A final miniseries, Robin III: Cry of Huntress wrapped up the trilogy, teaming Tim with the Huntress. In 1994, the success of the three miniseries led to the ongoing Robin series which is still published to this day.\n\nThe character of Batman has appeared in various media aside from comic books. In 1943, the character was adapted in the 13-part serial Batman. A second movie serial, Batman and Robin, followed in 1949 which was also the debut of Robin's TV career. The Batman television series, starring Adam West, premiered in January 1966 on the ABC television network. The popularity of the Batman TV series also resulted in the first animated adaptation of Batman in the series The Batman/Superman Hour. Batman returned to movie theatres in 1989, with director Tim Burton's Batman starring Michael Keaton. The film spawned three sequels: Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997). In 2005 Christopher Nolan directed Batman Begins, a reboot of the film franchise starring Christian Bale as Batman. A sequel to Nolan's film, The Dark Knight, is due for release in July 2008.\n\nThe first two seasons of Batman: The Animated Series, which debuted in 1992, featured Robin/Dick Grayson, only occasionally because he was attending college. In its third and final season (1994–1995), the show was retitled The Adventures of Batman and Robin as Robin appeared regularly. Both Batman and Robin are playable characters in many games as well."
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"Find items in libraries near you. To learn more about the emotional impact of pregnancy, see the book \"Understanding Your Moods When You're Expecting\" (Mariner, ), by Dr.\n\nLucy Puryear, a psychiatrist specializing in women's Author: Cari Nierenberg. in the lives of all involved. For the mother particularly, childbirth exerts a profound physical, mental, emotional, and social effect.\n\nNo other event involves pain, emotional stress, vulnerability, possible physical injury or death, permanent role change, and includes responsibility for a dependent, helpless human Size: KB. During the s and s, most trauma researchers were interested in the effects of combat, the Holocaust, or sexual assault.\n\nPress, Bicester, Oxfordshire, pages, £ (ringbinder), ISBN This comprehensive manual has been devised to assist in the assessment of the nursing care needs of older people suffering from severe to moderate dementia. Maternal depression has consistently been found to be the most important risk factor for depression in fathers, both prenatally and postnatally.\n\n29, 31, 34, 37 – 40 The incidence rate of paternal depression among men whose partners are having postpartum depression ranges from 24 to 50 percent. 3, 6 Further, Matthey and his colleagues 11 found. Physical and psychological problems after childbirth are common, and may have a significant negative and long-term impact on women’s wellbeing and daily functioning.\n\nThe method of birth may be a particularly important factor influencing women’s health and wellbeing following birth, however, population-wide evidence is limited. This study uses data from 5, Cited by: \"Ms. Freedman's book gives insight into the emotions involved with pregnancy and loss.\n\nHer sensitivity and unique ability to draw out emotional road blocks pertaining to birth and guide women to a place of healing is a gift.\"Mary E. 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Again, the effects of anesthesia will also depend on the earlier pre-natal traumas, such as the mother being in a smoky environment or by the use of cigarettes by the pregnant mother-to-be.\n\nThe traumatic consequences of using anesthesia in childbirth are numerous and the author lists many of them - examples taken from his own work with clients. 92% Emotional deadening (Reported either feeling less in touch with their emotions or feeling a “need to stifle their emotions”) 86% Increased tendency toward anger or rage (48% reported they became more violent when angered) 86% Had a fear of others learning of the abortion or a greater sense of fear for unknown reasons 82% [ ].\n\n[Update: This article was initially published in For the latest information about studies on the impact of abortion, see our research and news releases pages.] Population controllers have long insisted that abortion is healthier for women than childbirth.\n\nA host of studies examining the effects of abortion, however, have proved otherwise. Childbirth, also known as labour and delivery, is the ending of pregnancy where one or more babies leaves the uterus by passing through the vagina or by Caesarean section.\n\nInthere were about million births globally. About 15 million were born before 37 weeks of gestation, while between 3 and 12 percent were born after 42 weeks.\n\nIn the developed world most Causes: Pregnancy. There were nearlybabies born in to teen moms, according to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. About 77 percent of these pregnancies were unplanned. A Author: Rachel Nall, MSN, CRNA. Books shelved as natural-childbirth: Ina May's Guide to Childbirth by Ina May Gaskin, Natural Childbirth the Bradley Way by Susan McCutcheon, Spiritual M.\n\nfailure to examine the psychological status of the woman. Dads often get left out of the conversation around pregnancy and childbirth. But they need to be educated about what to expect as well. 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"Akbar Salahuddin Ahmed, (born. 15 January 1943) is a Pakistani-American academic, author, poet, playwright, filmmaker and former diplomat. He currently holds the Ibn Khaldun Chair of Islamic Studies and is Professor of International Relations at the American University in Washington, D.C. A former Pakistani High Commissioner to the UK and Ireland, Ahmed was a member of the Civil Service of Pakistan and served as Political Agent in South Waziristan Agency and Commissioner in Baluchistan. He also served as the Iqbal Fellow (Chair of Pakistan Studies) at the University of Cambridge as well as holding teaching positions at Harvard, Princeton, and the U.S. Naval Academy. An anthropologist and scholar of Islam, he received his PhD from the School of Oriental and African Studies in London. He has been called “the world’s leading authority on contemporary Islam” by the BBC.\n\nAhmed received the Tamgha-i-Imtiaz (Medal of Excellence) and Sitara-i-Imtiaz (Star of Excellence) from the Pakistani government for academic distinction and the Sir Percy Sykes Memorial Medal by the Royal Society for Asian Affairs in London. He was also awarded the inaugural Purpose Prize in 2006 alongside Judea Pearl and is frequently named in the annual book, The Muslim 500: The World’s 500 Most Influential Muslims, and was named a 2015 Global Thought Leader by The World Post and the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute.\n\nCivil service and academia\nHe studied at Burn Hall School (now Army Burn Hall College) in Abbottabad from 1954 to 1959. Ahmed entered the Pakistani civil service in 1966. He graduated from the University of the Punjab and University of Birmingham and later attended Cambridge University doing an MA. In 1978, Ahmed graduated with a Ph.D. in Anthropology at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. At certain points in his life Ahmed held important government positions such as Political Agent for the South Waziristan Agency/northwest Frontier Province (1978-1980) and in Baluchistan was Commissioner for the three districts (1982-1988) and Commissioner of the Sibi Division (1989). Ahmed was the founder and served as Director of the National Centre for Rural Development in Islamabad and also a Director of the Centre for Social Sciences and Humanities, University Grants Commission in Pakistan. In 1988 Ahmed became the Allama Iqbal Fellow at Selwyn College, Cambridge for five years and by 1993 he was appointed as the first Muslim Fellow. He also was the first Pakistani to serve on the Council of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland.\n\nAkbar Ahmed has held professorships at several North American educational institutions. At Princeton University he taught there and served as a Visiting Professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. He also taught at Harvard University and was a Visiting Scholar at the Department of Anthropology. Ahmed was the First Chair of the Middle East and Islamic Studies at the US Naval Academy, Annapolis, and a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution. In 2004 Ahmed was named District of Columbia Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. He also taught at the Quaid-i-Azam University in Pakistan.\n\nIn 1999-2000 Ahmed served as Pakistani High Commissioner (ambassador) to the United Kingdom, however, was recalled back to Islamabad after 8 months of service and thought it had to do with his comments about the views of Muhammad Ali Jinnah on Islam. During this time he finished four projects called the Jinnah Quartet which was a scholarly study, graphic novel, feature film, and a documentary film all named after the first Pakistani Governor-General Muhammad Jinnah in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Pakistan’s founding. Ahmed’s four-part project series on Jinnah has won many international awards.\n\nResearch interests and literary works\nAhmed’s research interests focus on Pashtuns and others including tribal groups, Muslim society, and development anthropology. He has conducted anthropological fieldwork with Pashtuns in Afghanistan, undertaken comparative studies of Islamic social customs in Morocco, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia and researching global Islam alongside its impacts on contemporary society. Among his works on Pashtuns are Millennium and charisma among Pathans (1976) and his wide-ranging study The Thistle and the Drone (2013) that focuses on Muslim hill peoples in Pakistan, Yemen, North Africa and afar as the Philippines which examines US drone operations in the Muslim world, its subsequent consequences, and reputation of the USA being considered synonymous with the drone. Ahmed has criticized some anthropologists for studying “Muslim groups without reference to the Islamic framework”.[16] Other areas of research interest include Modernity and Muslims along with Islam and the concept of postmodernism in relation to Muslim societies, cultures, media, and the West.\n\nAhmed has co-edited several books with other academics. He has authored many articles and more than a dozen books that have won awards such as Discovering Islam which became the basis for a six-part BBC TV series called Living Islam. Other books are Postmodernism and Islam: Predicament and Promise which was nominated for an Amalfi Award and Islam Today: A short introduction to the Muslim world was awarded by the Los Angeles Times as the best non-fiction book of the year. Ahmed has written a biography of Muhammad Jinnah, Pakistan’s first Governor-General. and a study Journey into America: The challenge of Islam based on fieldwork with American Muslims. He has also written plays like Noor and The trial of Dara Shikoh which have been published and staged for audiences. Ahmed’s publications have been translated into other languages such as Indonesian and Chinese. Functioning between both worlds, through his writing and broadcasting Ahmed has attempted to bridge the Muslim-West world divide and encourage communication between both groups. He has expressed admiration of English translations of Islamic classics in assisting him to “discover the riches” of “Islamic cultural legacy” and “appreciate critically the beneficial impact of the West”.\n\nInterfaith dialogue\nIn the aftermath of 9/11, Ahmed initiated a series of studies that were published by the Brookings Institution Press covering issues regarding relations between Islam and the West. Ahmed has been engaged in a series of public interfaith dialogues across the US and abroad with Professor Judea Pearl, father of deceased reporter Daniel Pearl focusing on divisions between Muslims and the West and between Jews and Muslims. For their efforts, he and Pearl were awarded the first Purpose Prize by the Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington at the National Cathedral and Ahmed received the Herschel-King award for Interfaith Activism. He has also been appointed as a Trustee of the World Faiths Development Dialogue by the Archbishop of Canterbury and has received the 2002 Free Speech Award from the Muslim Public Affairs Council based in Washington DC. Ahmed has received accusations of being “a Zionist conspirator” and close to the West however he has felt that “dialogue, harmony, communication and debate” are for Islam and the West the key issues of engagement.\n\nAhmed has been interviewed by the BBC, PBS, NPR, MSNBC, “Think Tank,” NBC Nightly News, CNN, CBS, Fox News, and other media organizations. In addition to The Daily Show and The O’Reilly Factor, he has made several appearances on the Oprah Winfrey Show.\n\nHe has also served as an advisor to President George W. Bush and Prince Charles on Islam. Ahmed has given lectures worldwide in places such as the US Congressional retreat in Greenbrier, West Virginia, the National Defense University in Washington DC, the State Department, and the House of Lords in London."
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"DAVENPORT-This time, it was the Gorillas doing the sweeping.\n\nAfter getting swept in their first two matches against Lind-Ritzville/Sprague and Liberty, Davenport (1-2) bounced back in a big way Thursday with a convincing victory over the Chewelah Cougars (1-1) in straight sets (25-17, 25-7, 25-12).\n\nIt was Davenport's first victory over Chewelah since the two teams began playing twice a year in league play in 2018.\n\n\"The girls came out strong and they executed the things we practiced the day before,\" Davenport head coach Heather Jacoby said. \"They did everything I asked of them, came out s..."
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