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Gabriela Dumitrescu On Choreographing Roland Emmerich’s Anonymous
By Tanja Meding | September 20, 2011
Gabriela Dumitrescu holds a BLondon After graduating from LCDS, Gabriela worked as a dancer, very soon beginning to choreograph her first pieces. She moved to Berlin and began working as assistant director for a number of theater and opera directors at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden and other prestigious theaters. In addition to other projects, she choreographed Geschichten aus dem Wiener Wald at Stadttheater Basel for renowned director Fred Berndt. In 2005, Dumitrescu choreographed dance scenes for Gabriela Tscherniak’s independent feature Berlin Nights. Since 2007, she has owned and directed a dance school for children Die KinderTanzSchule. In addition, Gabriela is the proud mother of three children and co-author of a historical novel. She continues to study ballet with master teacher Jo Siska.
In January 2010, I received a phone call from Christian. He told me about Roland Emmerich’s latest feature film production Anonymous that was going to be filmed in Berlin with some of SCB’s actors to be cast in smaller roles for the film. He said he would like to recommend me, as the production was looking for a choreographer. I met and interviewed with co-producer Kirstin Winkler as well as British theater director Tamara Harvey – who staged the different theater scenes in the film – and was offered the job.
I was asked to choreograph two scenes in the movie: a dance at the Court of Queen Elisabeth and the dance scene in Romeo & Juliet. Because Anonymous is a historical thriller about Shakespeare and the question of who really wrote all his famous works, the film contains many different scenes from his vast body of work. Theater director Tamara Harvey was hired to stage the theater scenes for the film and was my point person. We had discussed that the choreography had to be historically accurate.material?
During my studies at LCDS I took a course in historical dances taught by Belinda Quirey, a world-known expert of historical dances. I have always been interest in historical dance, so my research for Anonymous was extremely enjoyable. Plus, my studies with Belinda Quirey also helped me to know what to look for. I was able to find all the original manuscripts by Renaissance dance masters Arbeau, Negri and Caroso online. I seriously wonder how anyone did research with tight deadlines before we had the internet!
Once I had decided on a number of possible dances, I contacted Claire van Kampen, musical adviser for Anonymous. Claire Tamara and I decided on Branle du chandelier, a dance that at the time was something of a hit at Queen Elizabeth’s court. As its title suggests, the dancers hold candles or torches in their hands, passing then on to one another as the dance progresses. I really wanted to work with candles, but had to do without them, as they created a problem for the camera.
It was important to use the same music for both scenes, because the two scenes are connected with each other in the film: while watching the dance at a performance of R & J, the Earl of Oxford remembers a dance at court.
I believe that being historically accurate in dance is a matter of instinct. Although we have the original manuscripts, plus paintings from the time depicting scenes of certain dances, that is all we have. Because we were not around during that time and we don’t have any recordings, we can only guess and try to reconstruct. We know, for example, the steps for the Ballo del fiore, but we do not really know how they were executed. So, I took the source material and then made it come alive as required by the scene and my interpretation of it.
How did you go about staging the piece? And how much did you rehearse with the dancers and actors?
I had about five rehearsals with the German SCB actors, and then the other actors joined in. Unfortunately, Joely had only one single rehearsal to learn the dance! But she was a quick learner and was able to pick up her steps very easily. Jamie had more time to rehearse, so he was able to guide his Queen securely during the shoot.
For the R & J dance things were a little more complicated. I had to work with a set design that made historically correct renaissance dancing impossible. Five long cloth hangings on the narrow stage of the Globe Theater divided the space into many small sections.
I took Caroso’s Ballo del fiore as inspiration (R & J is set in Italy, that’s why I needed an Italian Ballo) and choreographed a real Italian Ballo for four couples in that space. The challenge was to make the dance work for the actual theater scene (R & J ) but also for the film situation. Tamara staged Romeo falling in love with Juliet while the dance was going on. In an Italian Ballo there is a lot of jumping and hopping and then, in contrast, very sustained movement sequences. It was (and is) a real art to do this well, and “my” actors were doing extremely well!
The first time I met Roland was when we shot the court dance. We performed the dance for him a couple of times. He talked to his team about the framing, and after that, we started right away. He first filmed the group from above, which looked very beautiful on the screen. Then he moved on to work on the dialogues and details. All of that took up the entire day, but the atmosphere was highly concentrated, very calm, completely professional. It was a pleasure to be part of it.
When Roland filmed the entire group, I had to rely on my assistant to let me know about any corrections that might be needed. Later on, when Roland was working on the dialogues, I was able to concentrate on my job as choreographer, as well as to reassure Joley and Jamie and the other actors or to give corrections here and there.
A lot of adjustments had to be made for the for the R & J scene. Not because I wanted to, but because Roland already had really amazing images in his mind for the scene. It would have been great if I had had a chance to talk to him about this scene beforehand. He wanted this scene to be very romantic, mysterious, slow and smooth. My choreography was almost the exact opposite, it was more like a “renaissance party”, very lively with lots of jumping and hopping. The German actors, who had taken great pains to learn these intricate steps, had to drop most of it and basically walk the whole choreography. In the end, though, it worked out just fine. I didn’t feel the need to change anything.
Choreographing for the screen requires a different approach from working for the stage. In film, you have two dimensions (unless it is a 3D – stereoscopic film); on stage you have three. In film, you can look at the choreography from every angle: from above, the sides, from the front; you can play with the focus etc. And you can use all this to create a 3-D-effect. It is a bit like creating two pieces of choreography: one for the dancers and one for the camera and director.
On stage, you do not have that freedom. Or, to say it differently, you have to know exactly what you want to show; you have to be very precise and see it clearly in your mind. For the stage you also have more rehearsal time, because it has to be perfect for performance. When filming, because there are have takes, you can repeat and change as you’re working.B actors I had already worked with. So I had to rely on my experience of what I knew actors can easily do, dance-wise. Time is a real factor on a film shoot. and on time, that the schedule is everything. That makes it less flexible, but also filled with adrenalin.
As always, I have a lot of plans and many things I would love to do. For example, I would love to direct a Rossini opera, preferably La Cenerentola. Rossini wrote real dance music, and whenever I see a Rossini opera I think: where are the dancers? It seems so obvious to me that dance is a compulsory dramatic element for Rossini. I’d also love to work on Così fan tutte – and a few other operas.
Anonymous will be released by Sony Entertainment October 28th 2011 – www.anonymous-movie.com
For more information on Gabriela Dumitrescu, please visit www.gabriela-dumitrescu-choreographer.com and www.buccarello.com
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The enclosure of England happened in two main phases: one driven by sheep, the other by technology.
The first phase, which stretches from the 11th through to the end of the 16th Century, had been enabled by the single biggest land grab in English history, when William of Normandy claimed the entire country for the Crown and parcelled out the best estates to his cronies. Within 20 years of the invasion, 4,000 Anglo-Saxon thegns were replaced by fewer than 200 Norman barons and clergy and their ‘rights’ were imposed through violence. The infamous Harrying of the North of 1069 barely warrants a mention in most histories of England but even conservative estimates conclude that three-quarters of the population north of the Trent were either killed or displaced during William’s two year campaign.
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Tuesday - Homemade Hamburger helper
Wednesday - Sloppy Joes, french fries and coleslaw
Friday - Taco's
What is on your menu this week?
Your waffles sound interesting! What a great combination of flavors.
Thanks it will be the first time making it. I got the recipe out of a book called 1 batter, 100 pancakes & waffles.
sunday was beef/broccoli stir fry (banana bread for dessert)
sat was just broiled pork chops (cake for dessert)
fri was steaks with mushrooms and baked potato
thur was boneless pork ribs with fries (I do them up with lemon pepper spice and bread crumbs)
wed was ground beef lasagna
I try to do up all my stuff on a sunday, do them all, freeze and mark them and then try to make it so that we don't eat pork two days in a row etc
this weeks stuff will be a pizza pasta casserole (I'm a pinterest addict lol)
oooh lovely menu!
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2021 has been a challenging year for many members of our ‘ohana.  1 in 6 people in Hawai‘i are still facing hunger and working to get back on their feet. This includes hard-working parents, vulnerable kūpuna and more than 82,000 keiki.
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so I no longer have to work. I prefer to work, but I will use my time to become more self sufficient if I don't find work. In 2006 I already sold the house, packed the car with my adult kids, and got out of California (before the next riots). This spring I will be planting a garden to help offset the increasing cost of food. To recover from the great recession there must be a rebirth of American Manufacturing. Either a sustainable energy infrastructure will be created or things will continue to decline. If you want a glimpse of a likely future read the novel "World Made By Hand" by James Howard Kunstler
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I was flying in the Amadeus Lounge of Lauda Air, a posh division of Lufthansa owned by the retired Austrian racing driver, Niki Lauda. Being only one vowel away from flying with Lada Air, I experienced a few worries (22 hours in an airborne skip?) but prejudice melted away once I was cocooned in the world's most luxurious flying lounge. The seats are enormous thrones whose arm-rests conceal little television sets. They have flat screens and extendable arms and hover before your eyes like the visions of kingship in Macbeth. They showed Wallace and Gromit in A Close Shave, old black- and-white movies with Burt Lancaster and Frank Sinatra and the genteel hookers in From Here to Eternity, and modern stuff like The Saint. Your in-flight survival pack features, thoughtfully, an in-flight condom. The food is, for an airline, exceptional. Inside an opera programme the approximate size of a duvet cover, several menus promise, inter alia, a lunch that's eight courses long and written in Joycean portmanteau words ("Babyturbot on dijon-mustard sauce with fresh thyme & tomato cubes, broccoli, rice", "Fillet of beef in peppercoat gooselivercroquettes, haricots verts"). Stewardesses in tight denims and cheeky little red caps pour out unfeasible amounts of Kremser Rheinriesling '95. They're always beside you, cooing in your ear, offering you one more plate of exotische Fruchte ...
Shaggy and Spotty are not, as you might imagine them to be, a pair of hip-hop exponents living in Bristol. They are two dogs of strikingly unprepossessing appearance and a fondness for funfairs, and they're the latest creation (published in November) to come from the magic pen of Ted Hughes, the poet laureate. Possibly because of Mr Hughes's tragic past (the suicide of his wife, Sylvia Plath), possibly due to his thunderous brow and saturnine demeanour, possibly because of the barking peculiarity of his studies of Shakespeare and fol


A few days ago, I finished reading W. Somerset Maugham’s novel “The Painted Veil,” about an unfaithful British colonial wife, a superficial young woman who unexpectedly finds herself in the 1920s. Her husband, a bacteriologist and M.D., is leading the public health effort, and she is instructed and awakened by observing the responses of the different types of human character caught up in this awful reality with her, and by how the existing racist and class social constructs casts each of them. In going out for walks it becomes necessary to learn to ignore the cadavers of natives, which sometimes collect outside, against the wall of the colonial residential compound. Doesn’t this sound like the attitude of many of us in the Imperial heartlands, when watching the TV evening news broadcasts where a mention of “Gaza” or “peace process” might occur?
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The Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE) has come across glaring irregularities in the execution of the Central Expressway project particularly because of construction delays, lack of proper procurement and feasibility studies.
This has resulted in extra cost of construction running up to billions of rupees giving undue benefits for some contractors and several foreign and local consultancy firms, a recent COPE report revealed.
Based on mathematical assumption, there was clear forensic evidence that such projects were 55 per cent costlier than those that were bid competitively in 2011.
According to the Chairman of COPE Prof. Charitha Herath, some of the feasibility study reports were of no use for the present expressway.
He stressed the importance of managing all future financial activities of the project properly as poor planning results in expensive changes to schedules, traces, relocations of interchanges and other critical control points.
A sum of Rs. 1,759 million had been paid to an Australian company to conduct the feasibility study of the Central Expressway comprising four stages.
Without taking action to obtain feasibility reports from that company, agreements valued at Rs. 97 million had been spent for several local institutions to further conduct feasibility studies, COPE divulged.
Another feasibility study was conducted for the construction of this expressway prior to 2012 at a cost of around Rs. 284 million.
The delay in the commencement of wextending from Kadawatha to Mirigama between 2015 and 2019, had caused a financial loss of Rs.8 billion.
The progress report of COPE on the Central Expressway revealed that only 5 per cent of the work on the Kadawatha-Mirigama first section has been completed by China MCC and the work is now in progress.
81.44 per cent of the construction work on the second section of the project from Mirigama to Kurunegala had been completed. The total cost is around Rs.158 billion.
This 40.91 km stretch of road is divided into four sections and four consortiums of contractors have been awarded the contract.
Bids have been called for the third phase of the 31 km stretch from Pothuhera to Galagedera but construction commenced in December 2020 by Urban Development Authority (UDA) in haste at an estimated cost of Rs.142 billion.
The reason is not known for calling of bids at a time where the selection of foreign contractor is still pending but according to official sources if a foreign contractor is selected then the project would be handed over to them to carry out the balance work under BOT system.
The procurement process has not been completed yet due to irregularities in the procurement process in the third phase.
The Construction work of the fourth phase of the 60.3 km stretch of road from Kurunegala to Dambulla is yet to start.


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Lymphatic drainage massage can be greatly beneficial for those who suffer from an imbalance in their body’s physiological processes fluids and ‘activating’ the nodes and vessels throughout the body, but there are some situations in which patients and providers will want to avoid using this gentle massage technique.
1. After surgery, it is common for patients to develop lymphedema, or swelling of the lymph nodes and vessels. They will experience sudden, significant increase in swelling of the surgical site and surrounding areas. If and when this happens, patients and massage therapists should stop the lymphatic massage and talk to their primary doctor or surgeon for further evaluation, as there could be an underlying serious complication from surgery.
2. Lymphangitis is an infection in the lymph vessels. It’s common in bacterial infections. Patients who have lymphangitis should not use or continue with lymphatic massage until the infection is completely cleared because it could be transporting the infection throughout the rest of the body.
3. In patients who are at high risk for blood clots, it is advisable that they be tested for deep-venous thrombosis (DVT) These patients should be followed very closely during treatment, and testing for thrombosis or clots should be done regularly throughout the therapy. This is because every system in the body is connected. Mobilizing the lymphatic fluid could mobilize a clot which couldomplications.
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5. If the patient is experiencing increased pain, especially during the massage, it is advisable to discontinue treatment until the cause of the pain is found and the pain is resolved.
If you are considering lymphatic drainage massage either as an addition to a healthier lifestyle or as specific treatment, talk to your physicians or a holistic practitioner beforehand to make sure you are not at risk.


Perú21 spoke with the CEO of Q2 Clinic, the new clinic with cannabis-based medical treatment.
Q2 Clinic and CBD Solutions have joined forces with the use of cannabis- derived products . For this reason, Perú21TV spoke with Ignacio Sotomayor, CEO of the company to talk about the medical cannabis industry in Peru.
Q2 is an international Uruguayan clinic with a presence in Peru, Mexico and soon Ecuador. Together with them, CBD Solutions has opened the doors to the Peruvian market, where the law allowing the use of medicinal cannabis was passed 3 years ago.
The clinic attends patients through consultations and recommends legal products to complement the treatments they may be taking and in some cases replace traditional drugs with medicinal cannabis.
Sotomayor, affirms that the pandemic has caused many the use of medical cannabis can be a solution for these mental illnesses. It also highlights that cannabis products do not generate dependence as can happen with traditional drugs.
The businessman also mentioned the challenge for the medical cannabis industry to differentiate itself from the recreational cannabis industry, which is not yet legalized in Peru. It is worth mentioning that according to Sotomayor projections, the medical cannabis industry in Peru could exceed US $ 100 million in annual sales in 5 years.


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How things stood in Mycenae or Thebes, their Linear B documents aren't extensive enough to say, and I don't think there's anything from Sparta.
No, there's nothing from Sparta, but I think the fact that Sparta was inherited through Helen in myth is significant, or should be treated so -- even if she's an exception, owing to whatever reason (the belief she was a daughter of Zeus perhaps, or some omen/religious sign), I've yet to uncover another instance in which a woman of that period is the custodian of that much power. It wouldn't surprise me, however, if the treatment and significance of women was highly localized, and their position/status, particularly if it was tied in any way to religion, might well have been subject to whichever local cults were in ascendance in that particular area or region. In later Greece, we see that not every city did things the same way -- the easiest example being the difference between how Sparta treated its women/organized its culture and politics vs AthensBronze Age Greece was really any more homogeneous, palace-center to palace-center. Or at least there's no definitive proof stopping us from allowing for a similar level of variation! </s>  probably guess it was a stressful week… But the results were awesome!
I am always extremely nervous for a job interview, which is quite normal of course. But I always find it difficult to talk about my heart condition because I’m afraid they will judge me and not hire me because of that.
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On Monday evening a freelance producer sent me an email. He’s working on a new series of gardening pod-casts for ‘The Sun‘ newspaper’s website and invited me to take part in a filmed telephone interview with the series presenter, a well-known media gardener. It sounded jolly: a five or ten minute chat about winter gardening tasks and my blog. Without too much thought, and whilst busy making a fish pie, I replied, “Yes, of course!”
But later, prodding the wood-burner and sated with pie, I mulled over my decision and knew I’d made a mistake. Any publicity for my blog is a good thing, right? That had been my initial reaction. But hang on, hold those horses. The Sun? Rupert Murdoch’s The Sun? A paper I loathe and whose owner I loathe in fairly equal measure? And I should stress that my distaste isn’t only because I disagree with The Sun’s politics, though I do. After all, I recently did an interview with The Telegraph! It’s The Sun’s small-mindedness, the bile, fearmongering and the untruths that I can’t stomach nor forgive. From a long list of grievances, it’s the historic homophobia – which as a young gay man in the 80’s filled me with anger and despair; it’s the lies including, but by no means restricted to, Hillsborough; it’s the thigh-rubbing and drooling over the sex-lives of others; it’s the ongoing phone hacking scandal; it’s the bully attacks on anyone who doesn’t toe Murdoch’s line; and it’s the meddling in domestic politics by a non-UK-tax-paying-living-in-America media baron. What had I been thinking? Annoyed with myself for saying yes, I wrote again to the producer saying no.
Am I guilty of stiff-necked hubris in refusing this rare opportunity? Maybe but saying ‘No‘ feels right. I wonder though whether saying ‘No‘ makes a difference to anyone but myself. I imagine somebody was only too happy to take my place in the interview and neither the presenter nor the producer seem to harbour any qualms about working for Murdoch. Perhaps they like The Sun. A lot of people do. Or perhaps they like the monetary inducement and if so who am I to judge. As I wasn’t offered any payment, it was easy for me to walk away. But what if – a big if – I had been offered £200 or £500? Or a regular income? Would I still have turned down the interview? I’d like to think so but I do ponder the price sticker on my convictions. Who but the richest can easily say otherwise? Wouldn’t most of us just hold our noses and take the cash? I hope not.
What really, finally convinced me to say ‘No‘ to The Sun was the embarrassment, shame actually, at the prospect of advertising my collaboration on this blog and on social media, to my friends and family. Given my deep-rooted prejudice against Murdoch and all that he stands for, to write the words, “I’ve been interviewed by The Sun. You can listen to it via this link” would be unconscionable. And if I felt too ashamed to tell anyone what I’d done, how could I possibly take part. Some, possibly a lot, more traffic to my blog is hardly reason enough.
What do you think? Is there a company or organisation you wouldn’t countenance working for? And if so, is there a price – not necessarily financial – that might twist your arm?
Well done you. When I was a journalism student and trying to get my foot in the door at National newspapers, a friend offered to introduce me to some of the people at the Daily Mail. When I told her I would probably get thrown out for hitting someone on the first day she said “oh it’s okay, none of them really believe what they are writing. They are all actually really nice.” I still never took her up on her kind offer, but that has stuck with me every time I see some poisonous rubbish they are spewing. The Mail, The Sun and every other hate-fuelled rag is kept alive by good people putting their principles aside and tolerating their existence.
Hi Alex, I had an email from a friend after I posted this confessing that they had done some work for the Mail years ago when just starting out. They said how ashamed they feel – to this day. I’d be inclined to think the same way. Well done you too, especially so early in your career, when crying out for work and recognition. I don’t accept this “well, they’re really nice people line” either. The Mail is fully as egregious as The Sun perhaps more so, given its smear of respectability as a non-red top.
Danke schon (sorry, no umlaut on my keyboard). Wow, your first ever gardening blog? It feels like a real honour – to me – that I’m your first (so to speak). There’s not an awful lot going on in the gardens at the moment but I do post about them still from time to time over the winter, hope that’ll help (with the bulbs rather than the smoking).
p.s. I’d suggest roses AND tulips.
Thanks Bec. I do like the idea of a strongly worded pod-cast disclaimer! Perhaps with expletives. It is easy to forget just how grim aspects of the 80’s were – though I generally had a great time! No thanks to the actions of The Sun and others who were busy gloating over their outings of celebrities, stoking fear about AIDs and gleefully throwing about names like poof.
Some years ago, when I was a full time academic scientist, I was asked by the Austrian goverment science council if I would referee a grant. It was the time when the far right party (Jorg Haider) was in the ascendent and given the country’s history I felt very uneasy about supporting anything Austrian. I turned down the offer to referee the grant and told them why. They were not happy.
It is refreshing to find some one else who is anti Murdoch, he is why I would never have Sky TV. I do although read the Telegraph ( they have a good gardening section) and voted to leave the EU. (To restore our Parliaments sovereignty). I hope that doesn’t make me a bad person!
I think we all need to let our conscience be our guide. That’s what it’s there for. We have to live with ourselves after all is said and done.
Wow, you must certainly feel supported in your decision. Me, I am not so sure. I don’t read The Sun or Mail. But millions (if you add in Mail on line) do. Are all those people beyond the pale? And the millions that voted Brexit and for Trump. Matthew Parris seems to think so. A man who I have held for some years in high regard. The liberal minded in the world appear to be becoming less and less liberal. More inclined to condem. Something is not right here. But is it “them”, not “us”?
Yep, both very gratifying and exhausting. I’m so pleased the post resulted in such a big response but I have struggled to keep on top of all the comments. And I still haven’t wrapped any presents. Eek.
I think you are far too sensitive. Just because you are podcasting about gardening does not mean you acquiesce in Rupert’s politics. This was a splendid opportunity to show off your skills and talents. You are not the person you were in the 1980s. One hopes you are wiser and stronger than before, and I would hope you would reach out to people who are not like you and harness their attention and time with good information and tips from a good man, namely, yourself. One never knows the good one can do in a world starved for love and acceptance.
It’s important to have principles and stick to them. I’m glad you changed your mind. Regardless of how flattering it would be to be asked, I couldn’t stomach being associated with such a newspaper or organisation.
David, I was a young, struggling gay man at the same time. It wasn’t simply the content of the Sun but the hate of difference it stood for that affected me. I equate the Sun with fear. Being a country boy from deepest Kent life at times could be quite suffocating. Far too many people thought (and still think) it was acceptable to suppress others simply because they or their way of living was different. It took me many years to have the courage to hold my head up high and view myself as an equal in our society, not a sub-standard citizen. I’m pleased/relieved you changed your mind. However, if you hadn’t, I hope I’d have had the humanity to accept your difference too and continue enjoy reading about the tribulations of growing Abyssinian bananas.
Hello John, your memories and experience really mirror I own. Not quite deepest Kent but small town Hertfordshire (Harpenden). I was in the closet for years with all the lies, embarrassment and fear that entailed. As a civil servant in the ’80’s I was barred – by law – from working in the Foreign Office, something I really wanted. I’m so happy and so relieved that things (for gay men and women at least) have changed enormously in my lifetime. Having said that, my memory is long and the current behaviour of parts of the press are as egregious as they were back then. The Sun’s screaming attacks on Gary Lineker and the Mail’s chilling assault on the judiciary are good*, recent examples. Dave p.s. I’m trying a new approach to over-wintering the Abyssinians and frankly it ain’t going well. Crumbs.
*Er, or do I mean bad?
Well done David. I only wish more people had such integrity. No amount of money would be worth abandoning your beliefs, in my opinion. After the year we have had people take a stand against these institutionally racist, sexist, and homophobic organisations. I would have been less likely to want to read your blog if you had an association with the Sun, and I am sure I would not have been alone. By the way, if you even think about working with the Mail, I’m off!!!
Thank you it helps us all make a stand and reject the terms the media hands us and subjects us to.
I heartily agree with your choice and the reasons for it.
Congratulations. I hope I’d do the same, but the question you pose is a difficult one.
Well done. I absolutely agree with your reasoning for turning around and saying no. Principles only mean something when they are tested.
PS Love you blog.
I can understand your dilemma but agree with you totally in turning it down. I believe if you can live with yourself, you have made the right decision, whatever the consequences.
Well done, you. I like the distinction you draw between straightforward disagreement with politics and outright rejection of the fear- and hate-mongering of Murdoch’s outlets. It is disconcerting, though, to realize what a nice, comfortable, middle-class thing integrity can be. I mean, I like to think I’d starve before working for Breitbart (not that they would ask), but if I were really desperate, would I? Dunno.
It makes a difference to me that you said no David.principles and a moral compass. Views and beliefs might all differ a bit here and there but most people I like believe that the Sun isn’t worth resting your walking boots on. No amount of money would change my view.
a lot more, unconcscionable, traffic?
I also think you did right, and tis priceless.
You absolutely did the right thing. Integrity and moral action may be more important now than ever, on both sides of the pond.
… absolutely the right decision.
Bravo, my blogger friend. This is the meaning of integrity. We do what we say we stand for.
Good for you, it’s when you face a choice between doing something that in theory would be good for your career or turning it down because of your moral compass that you find out how important your principles are to you. I happen to share your feelings about the sun, but even if u didn’t I’d applaud your integrity.
It’s not an easy one David. I’ve often wondered how Monty Don feels about writing for the Daily Mail – a paper at least as horrible as the Sun, but with a think veil of respectability hanging around it, making it more palatable for the middle classes. But if someone reading one of these newspapers likes to read/hear about gardens and gardening, is that not a good thing? Could it be the first step to redemption for some of them? And by doing this, you are not endorsing their politics. However, I can empathise with your unwillingness to take Murdoch’s shilling, it’s definitely dirty money!
Funny, as soon as I read ‘The Sun’ I thought ‘well there’s no way I’d say yes to that’ and I suspect we’re not alone in that. And if it feels right to say no, then you’ve done the right thing. As for how much money it would take to sway me? I don’t think there is such an amount because I could never enjoy it.
Bravo!!! You did right!
 This particular blog post is perfect because you get the bragging rights without the doo-doo on your shoe, you show leadership and solidarity with all of us who are suddenly finding ourselves fighting something that increasingly smells like fascism. It’s like becoming vegetarian, you don’t want to eat from something that is contributing to suffering in the world. It’s best to lure gardeners to the light, rather than into the snake den. I have a video blog and sometimes you tube links my dog training videos to methods and trainers that I disprove. I kinda wring my hands because I don’t know how to control that.
Also I’m intrigued by the fish pie! Is it okay to post recipes?! It really is great comfort and relief to feel our peace warriors in action. Thank you Dave, from across the fishy sea.


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The clinic — Imaging Point — was being run by radiologist Dr Dilip Ghike in Nagpur. Holding him and his clinic responsible for their failure to detect structural anomalies of the foetus at 17-18 weeks, the two-member bench of NCDRC comprising Justice R K Agrawal and S M Kantikar has asked them to pay the compensation for the child’s welfare, future expenses for treatment and purchase of limb prostheses.
The order said, “The amount shall be kept in the form of fixed deposit in any nationalised bank (preferably SBI) in the name of the child till he attains majority. The parents can draw periodic interest on the FD for the regular health check-up, treatment and welfare of their child.” It also directed the radiologist and his clinic to pay Rs 1 lakh towards the legal expenses.
As per the commission’s order, in October 2006, the child’s mother, who was pregnant at that time, consulted one gynecologist and obstetrician. The next month the doctor referred the patient to Imaging Point for ultrasonography of pelvis. The USG was done by Ghike and reported as normal. Three more ultrasounds were done by the ultrasound scanning centre. All the USG were reported as “no obvious congenital anomalies in the fetal head abdomen and spine”.
But when the gynecologist conducted the elective cesarean section and after the birth of the child, the mother and all the attendants were shocked to see the “grossly-malformed male newborn.” The child’s parents had alleged that all of this had happened due to the radiologist who had done ultrasounds in a negligent manner.
They had prayed for Rs 10 crore compensation for meeting future expenses. But the radiologist denied any negligence in the reports of the USGs of the patient.


More than 12,000 athletes from age 50 to 103 competed in Ft. Lauderdale at the 2022 National Senior Games, but their message has spread far beyond South Florida. Hear from Dr. James Smith, Jr., renowned motivational speaker and life coach, on how these athletes have created a blueprint in smashing ageist stereotypes that is seen by more and more people every day. These senior athletes are inspiring the world to defy the odds and get in the game themselves.
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At the Lunch and Learn program set for 11:30 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 12, Dr. Katharine Raymer will discuss the gallbladder, normal functions of the gallbladder,Reserve your seat for this informative discussion.
Call Senior Circle at 472-9290 to reserve a seat; located at 215 N. Beeline Highway.
This year’s theme “The Universe is Calling” reminds us God is everywhere present — within us and around us. As we align with this Divine presence, we are lifted to a higher awareness of our oneness with God and our own Divine potential.
Please join Unity of Payson for our Unity World Day of Prayer Service at 8:30 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 13, as we celebrate our Divine essence and the power of prayer to enrich our lives.
Services held at the Cenour Web site: www.Unityof Payson.org or call (928) 478-8515.
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The public is invited to come out to the Fire on the Rim Pre Race and Post Race Celebrations at the Mary Ellen Randall Horse Arena on Bradshaw Drive in Pine. On Friday, Sept. 14, starting at 5 p.m. a spaghetti dinner will be served with a New Belgium Beer Garden and music by Junction 87. Saturday, Sept. 15, starting at 5 p.m. live music will be provided by the John Scott Band in addition to food vendors and the beer garden. Come join the fun!
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Jim Barrett Memorial Rodeo
2-2013 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 15 and 16 at the Payson Event Center.
All other debris will be regular price, so leave yourself easy access to remove these metal items and appliances so the landfill personnel can exclude the weight from any other trash that you may bring to the landfill to dispose of.
For more information on this event, call the landfill at 928-476-3350.
This is a CASI sponsored event,here is a $15 entry fee for participants. Tickets are $4 for guests. Included in the ticket price are a tasting cup and spoon, plus a voting ballot for the People’s Choice contestants. People’s Choice chili tasting begins at 11 a.m.
A program on caring for children affected by substance exposure, fetal alcohol syndrome and shaken baby syndrome is planned for Saturday, Sept. 15. Presented by Crystal Tiseth, RN, MSN-Ed, this course will focus on the care of the substance-exposed newborn, children affected by fetal alcohol syndrome and children with shaken baby syndrome.
Those planning to attend should register with Cindy Paul at cpaul@arizonaschildren.org. or leave a message at (928) 970-2356.
Chili Cook-off Saturday
A Book Fair will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sept. 17 through 21 at Payson Elementary School. Students’ shopping time is before school, after school and recess time every day. Special events include:
When you donate your loose change to our One for Books program, you help promote reading in two ways. The money donated allows us to purchase books for students at PES. For every dollar we raise, Scholastic matches the amount and then provides books to needy children all over the world.
Support our library book fair and you will help us fill our book shelves. There will be an assortment of books, erasers, pencils, book marks and many other items.
To schedule a preschool screeningPine Strawberry Elementary School at (928) 476-3283, ext. 1112.
Learn ‘The History of Sawmills in Rim Country’
A free presentation, open to the public, featuring historic photographs about the history of Rim Country sawmills, will be narrated by local speaker, writer and educator Gail Hearne on Monday, Sept. 17, at 10:30 a.m. in the Payson Library Community Room.
Mountain Bible offers Alpha course beginning Sept. 17Join members of Mountain Bible Church at its next 7-week Alpha course. The course is at 6 p.m. Mondays, starting Sept. 17. The classA dinner will precede the class at 5:30 p.m. and free childcare is available. Please sign up after church or contact Angela (480) 244-6186 or Jeff (928) 951-3118 for more information. Organizers are also looking for a few helpers to assist with Alpha, if interested, please contact Angela or Jeff.
SeptemberRSVP to the Chamber, (928) 474-4515, so the food count will be correct.
The Alzheimer’s Association is inviting residents in the Rim communireen Valley Park in Payson will be the site of the Walk on Saturday, Sept. 22. Registration and entertainment will start at 8 a.m. with the Walk commencing at 9 a.m.
In addition to the main walk, participants will enjoy local entertainment, exercise and education updates on Alzheimer’s care and research as well as RimAlzheimersWalk.org.
Global Mala Yoga for Peace
Iy, increase your energy level, de-stress, practice mental clarity and relaxation, reconnect with your inner source.
RSVP to Brenda Slapnicka at (928) 978-1861, (928) 478-0303 or bslapnicka@ hotmail.com.
The Payson Old Time Opry will be held Friday, Sept. 286 p.m.; show starts at 7 p.m.
Scheduled to perform are: Special Consensus, Run Boy Run Band with special appearance by State Champion Michael Rolland and other fiddlin’ friends.
The 42nd Annual Old Time Fiddler’s Contest takes place Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 29 and 30, at the Payson Event Center.
Gates open each morning at 8:30 a.m. For more information, visit www.paysonrimcountry.com.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s Payson Conference is holding its annual Walk for the Poor starting at 7:30 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 29 at the Edward Jones office at Sawmill Crossing. The walk will be down West Main Street and back up again. All moneyhose in need in our local community.
For more information, register to walk, or to pledge to support those who volunteer to walk, please contact Anna Urioste, (602) 301-8981, or Sue Hubenthal, (602) 980-6668. Opportunity to support students in need
At the beginning of our last school year, Payson Unified School District identified more than 500 displaced (homeless) students and many disadvantaged students who are not homeless. These students face many challenges. The Rim Country Optimist Club and Payson Senior Center are again partnering to hold the 2nd Annual Falling Leaves Fashioneesta Luncheon and Fashion Show Saturday, Oct. 13 to benefit these young people. If you wish tickets to attend, raffle tickets and/or wish to be sponsor, please contact Joan Young at (928) 472-2264.
So now you have plenty of time to get your act together! Brush up your amazing skills and practice your audition for PAYSON’S GOT TALENT! Applications are available at the high school attendance office and the Payson Public Library.


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Elizabeth McGovern is to star in "Time and the Conways" when
Michelle Dockery, who played Lady Mary Crawley on "Downton Abbey," voiced interest in a potential reunion seven months after the show's finale.
Maggie Smith, who played Violet Crawley on "Downton Abbey," said news of her departure had "absolutely" nothing to do with the show ending after Season 6.
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Made with love, these collard rolls with rice pilaf are well worth the effort. To make it easier,break the steps down into several days. The rice filling can be made earlier in the day, or days beforehand. Even easier, use a boxed rice or quinoa mix!


One of Pinellas County's last slices of heaven - this 3.57 acre parcel of land is waiting for you to call her home and build your dream home. Located just North of Keystone Rd, this is an ideal property to build a large, custom residence. This is an exclusive area just a few doors down to the entrance of Cypress Run Golf & Country Club. There is abundant wildlife (including turkey and deer) and tranquility here. You won't want to ever leave your front porch!


came on. The band played The Way You Look Tonight.
This music is right up my alley. I’ve been dancing for 40 years. I do turns. We do the box step, and intricate in and out patterns. We’re very graceful. And suddenly, people start nodding like, “Okay, they don’t look very good. But they sure can dance.”
My wife and I walked back to the ship smiling, holding hands, cheerful. It was pretty sweet. It was pretty sweet how such a crummy day turned into something so wonderful. I guess it was a surprise. It was this magic moment for both of us. To take all that darkness, all that frustration, and that sense of loss, and you let the music turn the day into something beautiful.
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That felt like just one blow too many, so I gave my sister my blessing and I decided to stop trying. I was picking up work part-time in bars and things.. I was sitting there one evening and I was thinking, “I can’t do this for the rest of my life.” So, Karen had this big birthday coming up. And I knew it would mean a lot more to her, me performing in a surprise setting, rather than organizing a band or live music. Because, she knew I had given up on music as a career and hadn’t really performed live for quite a few years.
I just remember her being so touched. I just remember the hotel manager coming up to me and asking me if I performed anywhere else. And, when I said no I didn’t, but I’d love to, he asked me if I would come back and entertain hotel guests on a monthly basis. And, I was gob-smacked. So, since that party, I’ve gone on to have a residency at the Grand Hotel in Brighton for- I’m in my fifth year. And, we had a residency at the Savoy, performed for Prince Edward’s 50th birthday party in the company of Her Majesty, The Queen, and the royal family at his home. And, I don’t have a day job. I’m just a singer. The song really did give me my second chance, and I haven’t really looked back.
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Mel Chua: My name’s Mel Chua I’m an engineering education researcher, and I live in Boston. I’m profoundly deaf. I was born hearing, but lost my hearing when I was two years old. I’m also a musician. Being deaf doesn’t mean you can’t hear at all. a bit over a month in advance of the concert. And, I figured that I better study for this concert, the same way I pretty much study for all of the music that I’m involved with. hear, the vocals, the melody line. And, it was kind of cool, because once I figured something out, that part would snap into my memory. And so, there was a point in time where the rhythmic static at the beginning resolved itself into piano chords. Not because I could perceive more frequencies, not because I was hearing more sound, but because my brain had learned, “Oh, I know how to make sense of this now.”
It was part way into when she had started singing and melody and the chords started making sense. And then I realized, “No, I have studied for this. I didn’t know I was studying for it.” By growing up in my family and sitting in my parents’ cars, they repeated subjected us to Frank Sinatra. I’ve studied for this. I know this song too. And, that felt like I had been preparing for it since I was a child.
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My friends Paige, Abby, and I all dance together at the same studio, and our instructor held a dance sleepover where you dance, eat, sleep, then leave. It was really awesome!And at most sleepovers with a lot of people, at night is the best part. At first Paige and Abby wanted to sleep and I was like,"No." So we stayed up a little longer...
We were talking about legwarmers and hammers and stuff, and Abby goes,"Well, buckle my shoe!
A little bit later Abby got her phone out to check the time and didn't put it away. We looked over to our left and saw Ella, Ali, and Hannah shoving each other around. (By the way these are all people on our dance team.) Abby then was like,"Dare to me to text Ella and say, "Well Buckle my shoe!"?And I dared her, so she did. Then all of a sudden we hear laughing to our left. Abby's phone vibrated and the text said, "huh" and we were all like, "YES!"


Vladimir Gligorov 04/10/2011
Growing employment is the key to social and political stability and to economic growth. It needs to take place in the private, and not in the public sector.
Nadežda Milenković 28/09/2011
Vesna Pešić 25/09/2011
Kosovo, the "question above all questions" prevents us from asking any other questions, inhibits other flows, and above all, hinders the development of Serbia.
Dragan Djilas said in a recent interview to Press that the European Union did not represent the meaning of life for Serbia, but was simply a guarantee of a better life for its citizens.
A postcard from Kosovo
Ivan Kuzminović 31/07/2011
There is an unspoken agreement in northern Kosovo – "patriots" are smuggling, citizens are receiving double salaries from Belgrade, while Borko Stefanovic justifies this state of affairs in Brussels.
The new catch phrase
Our political representatives have devised a new catch phrase: "it was expected, nothing new".
Media and national ideologies
Srđa Popović 01/06/2011
Museum will launch a positive transfer of knowledge as a new way of teaching & learning about the Sarajevo Siege phenomenon.
Let me give you the answer right away: We will not! Neither because of Roma, nor Albanians, nor hooligans, nor Ratko Mladic, nor Saric. I will try to explain why.
Three categories and mockery of law
Goran Miletić 14/05/2011
There are three categories of our fellow citizens who will never be viewed as criminals: war criminals, extremists who resort to violence and citizens belonging to the category "Ceca".
Serbia, Europe's biggest polluter
Remzi Ejupi 10/05/2011
On Gotovina, aggression and genocide
The Croatian government is preparing legal studies and diplomatic offensives; the state will be defended before the Hague Tribunal.
Declaration of anti-fascist struggle's continuation
Helsinki Committee 04/05/2011
An explosive device with a delayed effect
Assassination of Zoran Djindjic – Our private affair
Emisija 02/04/2011
Slobodan Beljanski 20/03/2011
If the secret police gathered data about judges and prosecutors, then our trust in the intention to ever establish a rule of law would be brought into question.


My interest lays with designing new materials & being creative. I like to learn new things to improve my skills and use it to be more artistic in my work. I can do graphic design like logo, office stationary design, brochures, catalogues, banners, edit photographs & videos. etc. Hard work & dedication together with timely delivery of projects to the client. I love constructive criticism so that i can improve myself and delivery jobs with accuracy and quality.I also love it when my work is appreciated and the clients for whom i undertake work are satisfied when they get desired results for their projects .I am always open to learn something new so that i can improve & polish my skills.
I am working as a freelancer for the past 9 years.
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5 Activities to make Dish Duty Fun – For Kids
My husband and I recently came to the conclusion that our children are old enough to help more around the house. This largely came about because the house is never clean, but also because they need something to do besides reading Harry Potter and begging to play the Wii. We’ve given them a variety of small chores, and then they are all required to help with the dishes after each meal.
Unfortunately my dishwasher is currently in retirement due to the fact it was extremely temperamental and turned on and off at will. I’m crossing my fingers that my Birthday Santa will bring me a new one soon for my birthday, but in the meantime we are doing dishes the old-fashioned way. It was super exciting the first time I let my kids wash the dishes, you know because they were big and responsible enough to handle such a job:) Now it’s just old, so I’ve been coming up with fun things to do while we clean the dishes together so it is a happy experience and a great memory instead of daily torment.
Sink Improv: I call out a situation like, “You just saw the Eiffel tower for the first time” or “You are throwing a fit at the grocery store because Mom didn’t let you have a lollipop.” They have to instantly go into character and start acting and talking like they are in that situation. I fill in where needed and we have fun until it starts to slow down and then we start a new situation. It’s super fun, and they have a chance to act outrageous and it’s ok.
Dish Time Story: It’s an oldie but goodie, Kids love stories! Sometimes I tell them and sometimes we read them. We do Aesop’s Fables, Bible stories or anything else they love. We also sometimes have a special library book for “dish time only.” One child gets the chance to read the book out loud while the rest of us do dishes and listen. If we haven’t finish the book when the dishes are donenext meal is over.
I Spy Dishes: This game is your basic I Spy, except you are describing dishes. You have to be a little creative to be tricky enough to keep them from guessing the dishes right away. For example, “This dish has a small chip on one side,” or “This dish has red food on it,” ect. It’s a great way to work your brain a little bit, talk to your kids and get the chores done at the same time.
Silly Songs with Dishes: If you are the kind of person that doesn’t take life too seriously this could be a great game for you. We absolutely love making up weird random songs, that sometimes rhyme, make very little sense and are usually funny. We usually take a simple tune that we already know and then just make up our own words. There really is no way to do this wrong. Just go with it and have fun.
Dish Drama: Sometimes our sink turns into a grand theatre with all of the dishes playing various parts in some great drama. We have the dragon chasing the villagers and a knight in shining armor saving them all from the foamy flames or we try to rescue all of the silverware by ferrying them over the raging river (the rinse sink) on a boat (a plate) before the cups pouring water over the top can sink the boat. There are endless options. This can end up taking much longer than a normal dish run, but it’s worth it on occasion for the excitement and creativity.
However you choose to do your dishes, I hope you have some fun!!


Officials urge patience with the vaccine rollout and caution over the improving case numbers.
There’s a mixed bag of messages from Allegheny County officials on the state of COVID-19 infections and the plans to distribute the vaccine that will end the virus’ spread.
On the positive side, cases in Allegheny County, like most of the country, are dropping. But new variants of the virus could flip that trend.
County Executive Rich Fitzgerald admits he thought the numbers would be much worse by now.
“Coming through the tough holiday season, people were very cooperative in wearing their masks and avoiding the gatherings and doing the things that we know are tough to do, but were the right thing to do when it came to protecting our health,” he says.
As case counts decline, frustration is rising among the hundreds of thousands of residents now eligible for a vaccine that most can’t yet find.
Bogen says the health department received around 50,000 doses last week, roughly double what it received the week before, but there is still is not nearly enough vaccine to go around.
The county is working to get vaccines into more underserved populations by planning new distribution sites. It’s also setting up a phone registration system for those who don’t have internet access.
Fitzgerald is optimistic that the new Biden administration will open up the vaccine pipeline soon.
“I think the fact that the president and his team have just focused on this and really made this a priority – meeting with the manufacturers, putting plans in place to do distribution … it looks to me like it is going to improve, ” he says.