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Freddy Got Fingered Review
The Film
The estimable, and usually right, American critic Roger Ebert recently unveiled his list of the greatest and worst films of all time. At the top, unsurprisingly, was Citizen Kane, a solid, conservative and unsurprising choice, given Ebert's near-legendary love of the film. However, for the accolade of the worst film of all time, Ebert named Freddy got Fingered, beating such deserving candidates as Manos: the Hands of Fate, Santa Claus vs The Martians or even something as abysmally weak as Batman & Robin. However, one glance at the sheer, suffocatingly appalling mess that passes for a film- and, after watching it, a telephone call to the Trades Descriptions Officer seemed like a good idea- might well be enough to bring anyone round to Ebert's way of thinking. In fact, films like this should be reviewed under a new slogan: 'DVDTimes. Watching films like this so you don't have to.'
So you want to know what the plot is, do you? It's hard to know where to begin. Gord- Gord!- as played by 'director/writer/star' Green, all of which descriptions seem strangely high-blown for the ineptitude visited upon us is a failed cartoonist, who, after a miserable trip to Hollywood working in a cheese factory, comes home to his miserable parents (Torn and Hagerty) and his equally miserable brother Freddy (Thomas), all of whom look as if their paycheques had been taken from them as punishment for daring to appear in this cinematic water torture. Had the film had no dialogue at all, instead being a grim existential examination of failure, it might at least have been a bearably miserable experience. Instead, the viewer has to suffer through scenes of such repellence that it's hard to stop switching the DVD off. See Gord masturbate a horse! See Gord dress up in a dismembered deer! See Gord chew through a baby's umbilical cord! Or, if you have anything better to do with your life, don't!!!!
Peter Bradshaw, in The Guardian, wrote that experiencing this film was akin to the worst physical pain he had ever suffered. At the time, it was hard to imagine that any film could be that awful; after all, Tom Green's brief appearances in Charlie's Angels and Road Trip were both highly entertaining little cameos, and the thought of a film starring Green seemed to promise at least a few moments of amusement. The only possible amusement that this film could offer anyone of any vague intelligence is why they had wasted their time and money on it, and why on earth they had demeaned themselves by attempting to endure such a miserable assembly of inanity. Possibly the worst thing about the film is that it is cripplingly, sleep-inducingly dull; nothing of any interest happens throughout the blessedly short 87 minutes (which still feel as if they are far longer), with even the so-called 'gross out' moments arousing no more emotion than a kind of nauseous desire to leave the room. The closest that the film comes to is the torture cinema that Alex undergoes in A Clockwork Orange; if one's eyes were clamped open, and one was subjected to this in a constant cycle, there would not be much one would not be willing to confess to. Personally, by the time Rip Torn was exposing his flabby buttocks to Gord and shouting 'Fuck me!', I was ready to hand myself into the police for virtually every unsolved murder of the last twenty-five years, if only because it would spell an end to the endurance test that Freddy was representing.
There have, unbelievably, been attempts by critics to claim this as some sort of surrealist work of genius, in much the same way that Un Chien Andalou or 8 ½ have; thus, according to this viewpoint, the film is a work of genre-stretching art; in one, arrogantly pretentious piece of criticism, the film was even described as worthy of a place in the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art. However, such a judgement is on a par with Christopher Tookey's fawning adoration of Martha, Meet Frank, Daniel and Lawrence; there is not one moment in the film which has not been done better, and in an infinitely more refined manner, in another work. For a comparison, see any episode of Brass Eye, especially the notorious paedophilia special; although it's disturbing viewing, to say the least, it's also hilarious, because of the skill with which it is constructed. This is not disturbing, or thought-provoking, or a work of art; instead, it represents a nadir of modern-day commercial filmmaking that I feel deeply ashamed for having had to watch. And to think that, of all things, I actually volunteered to watch the film out of curiosity, on the grounds that it couldn't be that bad…believe me, it is, if not worse.
The Picture
If a film's technical presentation was on a par with its quality, this would be presented on the worst kind of Z-grade VHS bootleg, with the various atrocities depicted thankfully shadowed. However, Fox (here blotting their copybook with their involvement in this film) do their usual excellent job with the picture; colours are clear, vivid and bright, there is no noticeable print damage- presumably, no outraged cinema connoisseurs got their hands on the original negative- and the overall impression is strong.
The Sound
Although I was tempted to turn the sound (and picture) off after twenty minutes or so, I resisted the urge and noticed that the 5.1 soundtrack, although normally based heavily around the dialogue and music of the film, is a fairly good one, with clear, if somewhat subdued, bass, and some occasional use of surround effects.
The Extras
The good news is that this loses one of the commentary tracks from the R1 version. The bad news is that it keeps everything else. The supplementary features include a witless, moronic commentary from Green (who seems aware that the film is abysmal, and seems not to care in the slightest), a 'laugh track', which is only of interest for its bizarre participants, who seem to find the film hysterically amusing- note to self, find out what drugs get you through a film like this- some deleted scenes that manage the tricky task of maintaining the film's lifeless, witless boredom and somehow got cut out, a 'three-minute PG version' of the film that fails to even raise a groan, and the usual round of trailers, cast bios, a truly pointless pair of making-of featurettes and an Easter Egg of outtakes. There's a song by the Pet Shop Boys entitled 'What have I done to deserve this?' After enduring the extra features, I felt that I could empathise.
The worst film ever made? Although it has some vague pretence to technical competence- although, to be fair, it's occasionally hard to tell or care, given the plotless nature of the film- the sheer, suffocating awfulness of the acting, script, direction and general ambience of this so-called 'entertainment' mean that it has about as good a claim as anything else that escaped into the cinemas in the last few years. A huge flop at the cinema- thankfully- there is now some strange movement afoot to redefine this as a successful and wacky gross-out comedy. As far as I'm concerned, anyone who finds this funny is welcome to it. Fox present it on a disc that is technically strong, with some extras that will be of deeply limited appeal to anyone except devoted fans of the film. Avoid.


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IStip runs training courses via regional training centres – all of them schools. In each academic year there will be 3 sessions – one per term.
The courses are generic, and although you will find yourself with other NQTs with whom you have much in common, the sessions are not subject or curriculum specific, although some centres will run separate sessions for different key stages. IStip chooses to focus on issues which are relevant to all NQTs: classroom management, relations with parents and coping with the rigours of the first year of teaching.
Details of your centre (your school can choose a centre when registering, and we try to give you your preferred choice) will be sent to you by IStip, and the centre will contact you directly with further details about the day. These sessions are formal professional development, and you should RSVP, and dress as you would for a (formal) day at work.
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If you are an experienced NQT (and here we mean five or more years of teaching), then these sessions may not be as relevant for you, and you should discuss with your tutor whether you might better spend the time on other CPD.
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A full list of regional training centres is available.
Additional NQT Courses – Developing Professionalism and Resilience
This course is about developing key soft skills. It is split into 2 separate days – one for NQTs in junior schools, and one for NQTs in senior schools. The course cost is £200. Both courses will be available to book in November.
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New developer Red Hook Studios brings us Darkest Dungeon as the latest title in an increasingly rich, modern revitalization genre of games called "roguelite." Roguelites are games based on the classic roguelike genre, but that take a more modern, mainstream approach than a roguelike–one that isn't as punishing. Instead of featuring game mechanics like permanent death and randomized rooms, roguelites opt for predestined paths and death penalties, but keep most of the other characteristics of roguelikes.
Don't worry though, Darkest Dungeon leaves little room for error. It often leans more toward the original roguelike genre than its modern successor. This game will have you on your knees, begging for mercy, within just the first couple levels. As made popular by these genres, death is not just a consequence of error; death is compulsory. Death is a key part of these types of games. You will die, whether you like it or not. This means that if you don't like dying constantly in your games, you will want to steer clear of this polarizing experience.
Darkest Dungeon is a Steam Early Access game, but that doesn't mean it isn't polished. What I favored most about this game was the dark fantasy art style. Every single frame emits a gloomy, mysterious feeling, as you prep your gang of heroes for their inevitable glory and/or death. The two-dimensional sketch graphics fit the game perfectly, as you feel like you're playing through a comic book come to life. Every hero, enemy, and environment looks like they belong, creating an intriguing world that makes you want to dig deeper and deeper down the rabbit hole.
The main gameplay consists of two ventures: exploring and combat. As you enter each dungeon, you are shown its layout and tasked with exploring and conquering it in any way you can. You have to be careful of certain routes, as traps and groups of enemies can appear from anywhere. On the other hand, treasures also lurk in the dungeons, so there are rewards for your risk-taking.
The turn-based combat is where things get interesting and frustrating. Your heroes start off as complete zeroes. Most of your attacks will initially do anywhere from 1-7 damage at random. A lot of the time, my attacks only did 1-3 damage or were dodged completely, which was incredibly frustrating, especially when the enemy attacks ranged from 5-7 damage.
I get that you are supposed to upgrade your heroes, but that's incredibly difficult when they are dying all the time. In all honesty, I didn't even want to upgrade my hero when there was such a high chance of losing them completely.
There are healing tools available, but I found them to be completely useless. Food, powers, and rest all provide healing, but only at a mere 1-3 health points per time, discouraging any real incentive to use healing in the first place. When you do explore a whole dungeon and defeat all its critters, it's quite an excellent feeling; so it isn't all doom and gloom, even if a few of your characters get lost along the way.
Despite my complaints about Darkest Dungeon, it is by far one of the most ambitious indie titles I've ever played. Red Hook Studios didn't just settle for making a basic roguelite game. Behind the main gameplay, there are elements from other genres present as well, such as simulation, RPG, and action adventure. For example, to lessen the occurrence of the awful but necessary perishing, you will need to use all the available resources in the game to your advantage. Just about half of the game is comprised of actual dungeon crawling. The other half is in your preparation, through upgrading, buying and selling, and other game mechanics available in the "Estate" setting.
There is the Stage Coach, where you recruit new heroes (which you will be doing a lot of); the Tavern, where you try to handle your heroes' stress levels; the Guild, where you upgrade your Heroes; and the Blacksmith, where you upgrade your heroes' weapons. Those are just the default buildings, though, and you unlock even more as you progress past different dungeons and the increasing "Weeks," which is another part of the progression system. There is a backstory provided as well, which describes a curse being set upon your family, and your having to set foot into the dungeons to get rid of it.
Throughout the game, you will have to keep track of your heroes individually as well. This is where the Simulation gameplay appears. Each hero has their own Stress and Hunger levels, which play a major part in their overall performance. Let your hero starve and they will start to fail you. Ignore the sanity of your hero and they will go insane, triggering one of their out-of-control characteristics (such as acting for themselves and not letting you decide what they should do). During a raid of any dungeon, you can also set up camp and rest your heroes at a bonfire, similar to a certain Dark Souls mechanic. Not only does this help manage your heroes' stress levels, but it can also have healing effects on them. All these ambitious mechanics are nice to see, but, overall, they feel completely overwhelming and unnecessary. For example, I remember hitting a single trap, and all but one of my heroes were affected by it.
I had many problems with Darkest Dungeon–difficulty, balance, direction, being overwhelmed, pacing, UI, and just an overall sense of not having fun. Heroes speak randomly, depending on their stats, which I found annoying because they only have a limited number of responses. The game seems to have a rather unpleasant life of its own, with all the triggering and simulation mechanics behind the user gameplay.
In short, I will have to see a lot of refining before I'm willing to step foot in this dungeon again.
Chris Thieblot
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2. Orthodontic professionals may provide adjunctive therapy to patients undergoing interdisciplinary medical care.
3. Mayo Clinic provides its orthodontic learners with a unique, patient-centered education including serious and complex craniofacial rehabilitation.
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Aaron Rodgers threw for 305 yards and three touchdowns, two of them to Aaron Jones on a big night for the Green Bay running back, and the Packers held off backup quarterback Matt Moore and the Chiefs, 31-24, in Kansas City.
Jones, who briefly left with a shoulder injury, had seven catches for 159 yards and added 67 on the ground — a big chunk of them in the closing minutes, when the Packers (7-1) sealed the win.
With reigning league MVP Patrick Mahomes out with a dislocated kneecap, Moore fared quite well. He threw for 267 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions in the ex-high school coach's first NFL start in more than two years.
The game started with Rodgers slicing up the defense and Green Bay marching for two quick touchdowns, but Moore and the rest of the Chiefs offense found a groove. They embarked on an 89-yard drive that ended with a make-it-rain 29-yard TD pass to Travis Kelce, then got a 30-yard pitch-and-catch to Mecole Hardman to knot the game.
The Chiefs led 17-14 at halftime, but Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur made a couple of adjustments and Rodgers and Co. began to move the ball once more. They used a 15-play drive that soaked up more than half the third quarter to get a tying field goal, then got the ball back when LeSean McCoy fumbled on the very next play.
Five players later, with third down at the 3, Rodgers dropped back and was flushed from the pocket. He rolled to his right and threw a blind pass to the back corner of the end zone, where Damien Williams somehow took the ball away from Chiefs linebacker Ben Niemann while tapping both feet inbounds.
Rodgers was lying flat on his back, staring at the sky, as the official signaled touchdown.
The Chiefs answered with another long drive, and just when it appeared they had finally been stopped, the Packers' Tramon Williams was flagged for illegal use of hands. That gave Kansas City the ball inside the 5, and Damien Williams scored on the next play to tie it again.
It took the Packers all of 56 seconds to score the eventual winner.
Rodgers again found Jones out of the backfield, and this time he found a lane through the entire Kansas City secondary. It was a foot race from there, and the speedy running back hop-skipped over the goal line to finish off the 67-yard touchdown reception.
The Chiefs were forced to punt on their ensuing possession and never got another chance.
Eagles 31, Bills 13 — Rookie Miles Sanders scored on a career-best 65-yard touchdown run and Philadelphia (4-4) snapped a two-game skid in drizzly, windy Orchard Park, N.Y. Carson Wentz finished 17 of 24 for 172 and a touchdown passing in a game the Eagles blew open by scoring TDs 83 seconds apart spanning halftime. Dallas Goedert scored on a 5-yard catch. Jordan Howard had a team-best 96 yards rushing and scored on a 3-yard run, and Boston Scott scored on a 4-yard run after Sanders left the game with a shoulder injury in the third quarter. (Post-game X-rays on Sanders came back negative.) Linebacker Brandon Graham had one of the team's four sacks, and also forced and recovered quarterback Josh Allen's fumble, which led to Goedert scoring the go-ahead touchdown. The Bills (5-2) squandered an opportunity to open 6-1 for the first time since 1993.
Jaguars 29, Jets 15 — Sam Darnold was sacked a career-high eight times and threw three interceptions as Jacksonville (4-4) hit him on nearly every passing play in a game he finished despite suffering a sprained thumb on his left (non-throwing) hand. Darnold was picked off twice in the fourth quarter, including one that set up Gardner Minshew's game-sealing score to DJ Chark with a little more than 4 minutes to play. Minshew completed 22 of 34 passes for 279 yards and three touchdowns; Darnold was 21 of 30 for 218 yards with two touchdown passes to Ryan Griffin, but the Jets (1-6) totaled just 213 yards, 93 of those coming on their opening drive.
Colts 15, Broncos 13 — Adam Vinatieri made a 51-yard field goal with 22 seconds left, his second 50-plus yarder of the day, to help Indianapolis (5-2) rally past visiting Denver fot its third straight victory. The NFL's career scoring leader overcame misses on a field goal and a potential tying extra point in the third quarter, but the Colts survived thanks in part to the Broncos (2-6) settling for two short field goals on time-consuming drives in the first half. Brandon McManus made a 21-yarder to cap a 17-play drive that consumed nearly eight minutes, and a 29-yarder on their next possession when the Broncos burned nearly 5½ minutes in 13 plays. Jacoby Brissett took the Colts 56 yards in 86 seconds to set up Vinatieri's winner.
Chargers 17, Bears 16 — Eddy Pineiro missed a 41-yard field goal as time expired, allowing Los Angeles (3-5) to avoid its first 0-4 October since 2000. The host Bears (3-4) took over at their 35 with 1:33 remaining and drove to the Chargers' 21, Mitchell Trubisky taking a knee with about 40 seconds left rather than trying to get closer to the goal line. Pineiro, who hit an upright on a miss earlier, hooked the potential winner wide left. The Bears came away with just one touchdown and three field goals in five trips inside the 20. Philip Rivers (19 of 29 for 201 yards) threw an 11-yard touchdown to Austin Ekeler with 8:04 left, after after Melvin Ingram — back after missing three games with a hamstring injury — recovered a fumble by Trubisky in Chicago territory.
Texans 27, Raiders 24 — Houston lost J.J. Watt late in the first half to a shoulder injury, but Deshaun Watson's go-ahead touchdown pass with 6:26 to go gave Houston (5-3) its first and only lead of the game. Watson evaded the rush and appeared to get kicked in the face, but connected with Darren Fells on the winning 9-yard scoring toss. Fells had 58 yards receiving and two touchdowns and DeAndre Hopkins grabbed 11 catches for 109 yards. Derek Carr had 285 yards passing with three touchdowns as Oakland (3-4) lost for the second week in a row.
Titans 27, Buccaneers 23 — Ryan Tannehill threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Brown with 6:55 left, and Tennessee (4-4) rallied at home for its second straight win since benching Marcus Mariota. Tampa Bay (2-6) became the first team to score more than 20 points against the
NFL's No. 4 scoring defense, but was kept off the board after Jameis Winston and Mike Evans connected for the second time, putting the Bucs up 23-17 early in the third quarter. Despite outgaining Tennessee, 389-246, Tampa Bay couldn't overcome four turnovers — all by Winston, who has 10 combined in his past eight quarters.
Seahawks 27, Falcons 20 — Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes to DK Metcalf, Chris Carson ran for 90 yards and a score, and Seattle (6-2) held on in Atlanta after building a 24-0 lead at halftime. Without Matt Ryan at quarterback for the first time in 10 years thanks to a sprained right ankle, Matt Schaub passed for 460 yards, 309 coming in the second half as the Falcons (1-7) hit their bye week with a sixth straight loss. Atlanta has been outscored 144-50 in the first half this season, its five drives before the break on Sunday resulting in 51- and 53-yard field goal misses by Matt Bryant, an interception, a fumble, and a punt. Julio Jones had 10 catches for 152 yards. Wilson completed 14 of 20 passes for 182 yards with no interceptions.
Lions 31, Giants 26 — Matthew Stafford threw two of his three touchdown passes to Kenny Golladay and Detroit (3-3-1) snapped its three-game losing streak despite a four-touchdown day from Daniel Jones. The Lions took a two-TD lead in the first quarter and Stafford's 41-yard flea flicker to Golladay early in the fourth put them ahead, 31-19. New York (2-6) turned the ball over on downs twice after that, a late Jones to Saquon Barkley not enough when the ensuing onside kick went out of bounds. The maligned No. 6 pick had career highs with 28 completions, 41 attempts, four TD passes, and fell just short of another mark with 311 yards passing.
Rams 24, Bengals 10 — Wide receiver Cooper Kupp caught seven passes for a career-best 220 yards in London, Jared Goff threw for two touchdowns, and Los Angeles (5-3) kept Cincinnati winless. Kupp caught a 65-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter on a double reverse flea-flicker from Goff, and the duo teamed up for a 40-yarder shortly after halftime to set up another score. Goff went 17 of 31 for 372 yards, 273 of which came in the first half. Kupp had 165 receiving yards by halftime and didn't catch another pass in the final 27 minutes of the game. The only positive for the Bengals (0-8) was the NFL's league-worst run game piling up 104 yards, led by Joe Mixon's 66.


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R.I.S.E. (Responsive Initiatives for Social Empowerment), formerly known as Jazzanooga, which started as a one day Jazz festival in 2011 has quickly evolved into an independent minority led arts organization dedicated to using the arts to transcend cultural barriers and addressing the lack of arts and cultural programming in the Chattanooga area.
In response to heightened concerns relating to the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), and in keeping the health and well-being of our audience, creative community of artists and performers, visitors, staff and interns our top priority, we have temporarily suspended our programs and services at our sites.
We are now pivoting our focus in providing much needed support and information to our community members, with a special emphasis on our creative cultural communities.
We continue to closely monitor the latest developments regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and any potential impact it may have in our community and will continually update and provide details on our website as they become available.
Be well, be safe and thank you for your continued support and understanding.


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Stop by your local Barnes & Nobles on Saturday, November 23rd at 2pm where kids age 8-12 can participate in a FREE LEGO Frozen 2 Build Event! Head over here to see if your store is participating and to sign up for this event.
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'Thumbs down' McConnell vote photo goes viral
A moment captured Tuesday as Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell cast his vote at Bellarmine University has gone viral.
McConnell, at a voting booth in Knights Hall, Bellarmine's gym, was peering down at his ballot when a man behind gave a thumbs down signal.
Consider McConnell's vote canceled out by that man. Challenger Alison Lundergan Grimes campaign later used the moment in a tweet.
The @AlisonForKY account posted a photo saying, "Stand with this guy" (with an arrow pointed toward the thumbs down man) and "Not this guy" (pointing at McConnell.).
The viral Getty Images photo, snapped by Aaron P. Bernstein, was picked up by MSNBC, the Washington Post and a handful of other national news outlets.
The one used by the Grimes campaign on social media appeared to be an image made by Courier-Journal photographer Michael Clevenger. Clevenger's tweet was retweeted more than 550 times Tuesday -- enough to get the word "thumbs" trending in Louisville.
The Courier-Journal alerted the Grimes campaign that it appeared to have used a Courier-Journal image without permission. The campaign apologized and said the photo would be removed.


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All clubs are suspended until further notice – we will resume these as soon as we are safely able to do so.
St John's Meads CE Primary School – After School Clubs
The After School Clubs are externally provided by Active School, run by Qualified Teachers and Coaches.
St John's Meads CE Primary School, 26 Rowsley Road, Eastbourne, BN20 7XS.
Termtime – 3:30pm – 4:30pm. Thursday 9th January – Thursday 13th February 2020.
How Much:
Activities are from £4.25 per session, booked in half-termly blocks.
St John's Meads Pupils in Years 3-6.
Term 3 Calendar:
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Years 3-6
3:30pm – 4:30pm
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How to Book:
Please follow the link below, register an account and fill out your child's details. You'll then be able to book your sessions.
If you'd like to speak to us about the After School Clubs, please contact Clare on:
01323 403333
Please contact us in advance of booking if your child has extra educational needs. This is due to our requirement to meet staff:child ratios and employ appropriate levels of staff expertise.


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Previous Events
Getting the dates right
Getting the dates right - Tree-ring dating Bishops' House - 1pm Sunday 10th September 2017
How old is Bishops' House? We thought we had a good idea, but the more Ken Dash, our resident local historian, mulled over the structure of the house, the more he began to wonder if the research done in the 1970s had given us the right answers.
With listed building consent in place we commissioned tree ring dating experts to remove samples of wood and get us the facts. Using the latest scientific methods of tree-ring dating (called dendrochronology) we got some very clear (and surprising!) answers. It is fair to say our understanding of the age of Bishops' House and the sequence of its construction has been transformed.
On Sunday 10th Sept at 1pm, as part of Heritage Open Days, we we will have Robert Howard, from Nottingham Tree-ring Dating Laboratory, at Bishops' House with the first opportunity for the members of the public to find out the news that surprised us, first hand from the experts. Robert will be giving a short talk at 1pm and shall be around on Sunday afternoon until 3pm for anyone that would like a chat. We hope to see you there.
We will also have guided tours at 11.30am and 2.30pm. All these activities will be free but do come along early as we have only limited space. There will be more information online very soon about the findings of the study.
Henry Normal
Saturday September 30th 2017 7.30pm
We are delighted to announce a one-off date by Henry Normal: a writer, poet, TV and film producer, founder of the Manchester Poetry Festival (now the Manchester Literature Festival) and co-founder of the Nottingham Poetry Festival. In June 2017 he was honoured with a special BAFTA for services to television.
Henry co-wrote and script edited the multi-award winning Mrs Merton Show and the spin-off series Mrs Merton and Malcolm. He also co-created and co-wrote the first series of The Royle Family. With Steve Coogan, he co-wrote the BAFTA-winning Paul and Pauline Calf Video Diaries, Coogan's Run, Tony Ferrino, Doctor Terrible, all of Steve's live tours, and the film The Parole Officer. Setting up Baby Cow Productions Ltd in 1999, Henry Executive Produced all, and script edited many, of the shows of its seventeen and a half year output during his tenure as MD. Highlights of the Baby Cow output during this time include Oscar-nominated Philomena, I Believe in Miracles, Gavin and Stacey, Moone Boy, The Mighty Boosh, Marion and Geoff, Red Dwarf, Uncle, Nighty Night, Hunderby, Camping and Alan Partridge. Since retiring in April 2016, Henry has written and performed two BBC Radio 4 shows, A Normal Family and A Normal Life, combining comedy, poetry and stories about bringing up his autistic son.
Born in St Annes, Nottingham, Henry now lives in Brighton with his wife, the screenwriter, Angela Pell, and their son, Johnny. He was recently given a Honorary Doctorate of letters by Nottingham Trent University and has had a beer named after him in his home city.
Henry will be doing 2 sets with a break between. Doors open 7pm for a 8pm start.
This event is sold out
Think Water: Storytelling for the future of Sheffield
Saturday 16 September 10:30 – 15:30
Do you have an interest in arts, nature, or the natural environment of Sheffield? During a half-day workshop around Meersbrook Park you will have a chance to find out about water-related issues in Sheffield. We will take you on a walk from the River Sheaf, through Meersbrook Park towards Bishops' House, to share a historical perspective of Sheffield's water resources and the relationship between water and plant life. In the afternoon session, we hope you will contribute to a storytelling workshop and tell us about your memories of past droughts, and help us to discover how you think we could manage Sheffield's water resources in the future. Sharron Kraus, a Sheffield-based singer/song-writer will give a musical performance inspired by the themes emerging from engagement with our research.
The event will begin with tea and coffee at the Hardy Pick Pub (parking is available at 10:30am and at 11.00 am the group will set of to walk to the River Sheaf. A free lunch will be provided (for registered participants) at Bishops' House at 1pm, where the storytelling will take place. The event will end at 3:30pm.
Danny Wells - The Victorians and the Christmas Season
Monday 11 December 19:30–21:00
This illustrated talk by Danny Wells looks at the influence of the Victorians on Christmas as we know it today. The Victorians repackaged older traditions and customs that suited their new sensibilities, ideas and concerns. It is said the Victorians: "mixed the ingredients of the English Christmas to create an extremely rich plum pudding."
Many of these changes took place early in Victoria's reign, including the arrival of the Christmas Card, the Christmas Cracker and new-found popularity of the Christmas Tree. We will explore why and how the Victorians re-energised and transformed the festive season.
Free admission but contributions welcomed
Flowing through Time: Sheffield's River Don
Monday 6 November 19:30 - 21:00
Rising on the moors to the north-west of Sheffield and flowing over 70 miles before merging with the waters of the Ouse at Goole, this is the river that has shaped Sheffield's history. The Don has in turn been moulded and transformed by the demands placed upon it. Supplying water-power to literally turn the wheels of industry and becoming Sheffield's transport route to the sea, the very nature of the river has been altered over centuries.
Following the course of the Don, this presentation by Mike Spick highlights sights and places that have survived these many changes and those which are now just memories.
Spoken and Unspoken
** Correction - this event is Wednesday 15th November 19:30–21:00
The Word Train, a group of Sheffield poets who have been working together for over ten years, are returning to Bishops House, to read a selection of their poems.
£5 on the door, includes a free glass of wine or juice in the interval
Please note we previously incorrectly advertised this event as being in October. If you have friends who may be planning to attend, please let them know. Sorry for any inconvenience, but the event is definitely 15th November.
Owl Light Trio
Saturday 14 October at 19:30–22:30
After a spellbinding night of music at Bishops House earlier this year, Owl Light Trio make a welcome return. If you caught them first time around, you will probably want to come back for a second helping. If you missed them last time, now's your chance!
Owl Light Trio hail from Oxford and play feral folk music on concertina (Jim Penny), fiddle (Jane Griffiths) and guitar (Colin Fletcher). Jim, Jane and Colin all have deep roots in traditional music and share a passion for tunes from northern Europe, particularly those from Ireland and Brittany, and they draw upon their combined experience and influences to produce spell-binding arrangements. As the instrumental core of Telling the Bees, they have performed at folk festivals throughout the country, among them Sidmouth, Moseley, and Priddy. Jim has toured all over Europe with renowned French dance band Red Dog Green Dog, Jane has played and recorded with numerous artists, including Maddy Prior, and Colin has performed extensively with Nancy Kerr and Tim van Eyken.
Doors open 7.30pm for 8pm start.
The Story of Annie Bindon Carter's Painted Fabrics
Wednesday 4 October 19:30–21:00
Malcolm Leary would like to explain how he came to write his recent book "Painted with Pride" and share what the process of researching, writing and publishing has meant to him. He will finish with the question "What might the inspiring story of Painted Fabrics and Annie Bindon Carter mean to us all in terms of a meaningful legacy?"
Free admission, contributions always welcomed
The Bear's Son: Tales of Hidden Bulgaria
Wednesday 20 September 19:30–22:00
Beyond nine green forests, in the borderlands between the wild and the civilised, lies a world of man-bears, deer-women and dog-headed people. Fate and fortune twist and turn as a wife runs wild, a girl falls under a dragon's spell, and a hero searches for his true nature.
"The Bear's Son" harkens back to a time when people turned from hunting to farming but still walked in the way of animal powers. Interweaving storytelling, ritual and evocative music, A Spell In Time presents earth-stirring tales of transformation from the wild and wonderful heart of Bulgarian myth and folklore.
A Spell In Time is an acclaimed British-Bulgarian storytelling company that brings the power and magic of Bulgaria's myths and folk tales to UK audiences for the first time. The Company has toured both nationally and internationally, and makes a welcome return visit to Sheffield. Performers are: Moni Sheehan, storyteller, and Ivor Davies, musician.
"Glorious storytelling and music… the stars, the moon and the lamp-posts leaned down to listen" Nell Phoenix, StoryNight at Torriano
Tickets: £6 in advance; £7 on the door. Includes a soft drink. Bring your own bottle for anything stronger.
The Magical De Lyles of Sheffield
Saturday 16 September at 19:30–21:00
Professor De Lyle, whose real name was George Arthur Fox, brought happiness to thousands of local people with his conjuring and Punch and Judy shows, performing at locations across Sheffield, including Meersbrook Park. His grandson David Monks MBE will give an illustrated talk about this dapper little man, with a merry twinkly in his eyes and a smile for everyone, who captivated his audiences with his magic and personality.
Also find out about Winnie De Lyle, from being a child star she went onto tour extensively with her precious doll Jimmy. David will reveal her story including her ventriloquil escapades.
Two great Sheffield entertainers who should never be forgotten.
Free admission, contributions always welcomed
The Diamond Family Archive
Thursday 24 August 7:30 pm for a 8:00 pm start
The Diamond Family Archive are an English lo-fi, psych-folk,multi-instrumentalist duo from The South Hams in Devon.
Live, The Diamond Family Archive craft a mesmeric live-show from drums, acoustic guitars, lots of FX pedals, keyboards set to drone, tape delay, loops and bellows, bows, harmonicas, cosmic harps, toys and broken cymbals. All coming together to create music which holds echos of post-rock, traditional folk, spiritual soul music, psychedelic rock and lo-fi.
Foot-stomping, finger-picking, hollering vs pin-drop hush - fragile, lazy grace.
Video here
Tickets: £6
The Roman Road Project, Sheffield
Monday 11 September 19:30–21:00
This talk will highlight new discoveries that the community has made over the last two years that have questioned 150 years of local archaeological tradition. It will also cover where this research has led and the future direction of the project for 2018, which will be mainly focussed upon the large unpublished archive of the local archaeological pioneer and Roman-ticist Dorothy Greene
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In my most recent job, we are working in Agile. This is something I am unfamiliar with and am having fun learning about. Possibly too much fun. Today, we had people stopping on their way to places just to look at our team's definitions of "ready". The chipmunk (I attempted a kitten) asking for comments […] continue reading »
Category: Tech
All things technology. Raspberry pi, iPhone, iPad, apps, websites, php, css, and more…
documenting responsive web design for CMS authors
This is a page out of a series of specs I wrote for a particular set of websites that use RWD (Responsive Web Design). It was created for the CMS authors and for the devs. It illustrates the behaviour of the title-text-image-moreButton block on various screen sizes, after it was built on a CMS with […] continue reading »
how I fixed Vogue's Fashion Night Out #FNO
Ok, so I didn't fix it. I just did something slightly OCD only for me. My friend saw what I'd done, loved it, and encouraged me to tell the story and the vision of what FNO could, some day, have. what is FNO? A few weeks ago was the much-anticipated Vogue's Fashion Night Out. The […] continue reading »
Forget the jetpack. Where is my idea-to-blog app?
Forget the jetpack. Where is my idea-to-blog app? Seriously. What does it take to note, write, edit, and publish in one place? And why is it so hard to write away from a computer? I don't have the time to write anymore. And I think that tech is partially responsible for this, as I am […] continue reading »
one #UX way to accelerate @Citrix login: progressive prompts
I've been working somewhere (LinkedIn will know) where they use Citrix and virtual machines on a daily basis, as a replacement for real local desktops. This is a brilliant idea, allowing impeccable employee mobility, swapping around of laptops and desktops, and "work from home" capabilities. But… My personal issue comes from the fact that every […] continue reading »
first 4 things I do on a temporary work mac
easy-lock my screen I am not an expert mac user. I am, however, a pretty damn good windows user, having even administered large user networks in the past. So when I step away from a windows machine, I always press (Windows + L), which locks the computer. Try it. It's excellent. [WARNING] A friend of […] continue reading »
what the arrow inside your textbox means (on a 3×3 grid)
I was drawing up a UI (surprised?), and somehow started thinking about where I should put the little arrow in my box of text. That caused me to pause, and think. UX Architects overthink… and then blog about it, it's terrible. But maybe it will be useful some day. So I concluded that the little […] continue reading »
in praise of mindmaps, for parties, requirements, and xmas
When was the last time you were thinking (and thinking, and thinking) about a project that needed doing, and you had several ideas, things to progress, things to read up on, people to talk to about certain topics, and functions you wanted your system to perform… except… there was no rhyme or reason to how […] continue reading »
how disruptive has mobile technology become?
Amusingly perhaps, my topic of choice this week is mobiles, how ubiquitous they have become and how we deal with their interruptions. I decided this on Monday. On Tuesday morning, it was announced that Microsoft would be buying nokia's devices and services. I never expected to be blogging about mobiles and my love of nokia on the week its death sentence was pronounced. But there you go. Serendipitous irony. […] continue reading »
Why I'm hiding out from my blog on Medium
This week, I didn't blog. I have 16 drafts sitting in my "drafts" folder, and I'm unwilling to publish any of them. I've come to Medium to make amends. […] continue reading »


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"Rather than doing a complicated installation of dual thermocouples involving the disassembly of most of the roaster, Randy decided to create a rudimentary method that could be easily completed with basic hand tools."


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How to Build a Digital Loan Origination Process in 10 Easy Steps
Today, the digital economy enables many different opportunities for lenders and the stakes are high as borrowers want to get their financing where they need it, when they need it and how they want it. At the same time, setting up the best possible digital processes for your borrowers from the first try is no easy task. We put together a ten-step process to truly launch an automated digital loan origination process for your lending business.
Step 1: Selecting your Loan Origination Automation System
Digital lending is much easier and agile for customers than ever before. Before you start putting together new business processes, look into what the technology is capable of doing for your business. For example, most banks still take up to nine business days to assess a loan application, make a decision, and disburse funds. When switching to an automated system, such as, with a loan origination solution by TurnKey Lender, you'll be able to complete the entire origination process (including disbursement) within minutes.
The key steps to choosing the best loan origination and lending automation software for your business include a thorough analysis of the following:
- Define your short and long-term business needs and what you need to accomplish with this new digital system
- Consider the benefits of an all-in-one system with a modular structure
- Research cloud-based vs on-premises software to see which is best for your business needs
- Make sure to get comprehensive, integrated functionality for all parts
- Check for smart automation with machine learning and proprietary credit scoring
- Consider user-friendliness for your customers
- Make sure there are country-specific editions of the platform
- Review the ease of business logic customization
- Make sure the time to market is fast and it is easy to deploy and easy to learn
- Review the providers' proven track record with businesses similar to your own
(we've made a sharable infographic so you can print it out, and put it on your fridge to know what your next step is)
If you are looking to learn more on this, you can read our in-depth guide devoted to choosing a lending automation solution for your business here. There is also a free white paper at the end to further learn best practices on choosing the best digital loan origination system for your business.
Step 2: Loan Origination Process Review
While you decide on your digital system selection, you'll notice during your research what you'd like your digital lending process to look like. But you have to put it on paper and analyze what your business needs. Next, consult with a specialist who knows your local regulations ins-and-outs. Once the process is set from the compliance standpoint, review with your team the best system to go with for your organization. You want people from different parts of the lending process involved in the discussion because a hands-on servicing officer will be able to provide you with easy-to-miss details and you will come to a more well-rounded decision.
In the end, you want to have a detailed loan origination process for your operation. Once you have solidified how your team will review the different providers, you can have discussions with the different lending automation software providers and select the right solution for your business needs.
Step 3: Loan Origination Solution Configuration
Depending on the loan origination solution you choose, the time-to-market and customization options will differ. For example, with TurnKey Lender, you get flexible and scalable software that our team can adjust to any of your business needs.
TurnKey Lender's solution comes in multiple packages so you can choose which is best for your business:
- Separate modules for loan origination, servicing, underwriting, collection, and more
- An end-to-end boxed ready-to-use solution
- A customized end-to-end solution
- An Enterprise solution to address your unique needs and meet the requirements of a large-scale institution
If you make the right choice with your software provider, you won't need to do much other than control the quality and completeness of the customization and decide when you want to deploy. If you're a small- to mid-size retailer, alternative lender, or just looking to offer in-house financing, chances are your lending automation needs will be more or less typical for the industry.
If that's the case, the completely operational end-to-end solution by TurnKey Lender can be deployed for your business within a day of signing the contract. If you want to customize the solution it can take a little more time, however, Turnkey Lender has the fastest time-to-market solution currently in the world.
You can email our team at [email protected] if you'd like to discuss your specific lending automation needs and see if we have what your business needs.
Step 4: The Role of Prequalification in the Digital Lending Process
As you probably know, the first point of contact lenders get with potential borrowers is prequalification. Once your digital loan origination solution is up-and-running and you have received a lead you need to request the personal information you need for AML and KYC compliance or analyze the info the lead submitted from a form on your website.
Some of the data points you may need to collect include:
- Legal name (including maiden or middle names if applicable)
- Permanent address
- Telephone number and email
- Date and place of birth
- Sex, marital status
- Nationality
- Occupation
- Position held and/or name of employer
- An official personal identification number or other unique identifier contained in an official document with a photo (e.g. passport, identification card, residence permit, social security records, driving license)
- Type of account and nature of the banking relationship
- Signature
You can check our an in-depth article about borrower identification in digital lending here.
The important thing to note here is that prequalification can and should be mostly automated.
Step 5: Online Application and Application Processing
To transition to an e-lending crediting model you may want to consider to keeping both doors open to your customers at first: let them fill out a paper form (you can have your employees type the info into the solution directly) and also give them the option to apply online without even coming to the company or branch.
Based on the extensive experience TurnKey Lender's customers have with this approach, it's the optimal way that doesn't create stress for the more traditional customers and meets the needs of customers who prefer to do things digitally. The only part that really matters here is that you collect the data needed to pass to processing and underwriting.
With the right loan origination solution, you won't have trouble processing many more loans than before. The problem is that all loan origination solutions don't apply intelligent approaches using machine learning and sufficiently provided a thorough analysis of borrower evaluation and risk management. This is why the provider you select is of critical importance.
TurnKey Lender uses deep neural networks to get as much insight from the customer data as possible and help you approve more of the right loans in a matter of seconds.
Step 6: Underwriting
Once all the automatic or manual processes of data collection and application processing are complete, you can get to the fun part. And by fun, we mean the hardest thing lenders deal with in the world of digital loan origination.
Usually, underwriting consists of multiple levels of borrower's data analysis, risk scoring, and evaluations. To this day, some banks and organizations do it manually which can take days. Yet this same credit bureau request and factoring in the response into the scoring will take TurnKey Lender software less than 5 seconds.
Step 7: Credit Decisioning with Machine Learning
TurnKey Lender applies artificial intelligence to carry out risk evaluation for your business. You can customize the credit scorecard and watch your rules take seconds to be executed in a borrower's evaluation. What's even more useful is that TurnKey Lender's proprietary algorithms study the applications which are more successful and tweak the evaluation algorithms to grant you even higher decision accuracy.
With the rise of big data, credit decisioning get a lot more granular and accurate. So the lack of data for analysis is not the problem. The hard part is to get a solution sophisticated enough to get all the needed insights from this data in a matter of seconds.
A human would take days to run all the checks on this data and a traditional machine isn't much faster, but proprietary self-learning machine learning algorithms created by TurnKey Lender does this in seconds. The interest rate assigned to each application depends on the risk factors connected to each borrower, taking into account not just data about their past but understanding their psychological portrait and likelihood to pay back what they owe.
Step 8: Quality Control
If you want to grow your lending operation, you have to eliminate as much human touch as you can. And even though you may not feel comfortable delegating credit decisions and risk evaluation to machines at first, what you may want to do is do it semi-automatically at first, then switch to checking only the declined application and when you see that the errors evaporated, simply make ad-hoc checks from time to time.
The goal of the lender at this stage of loan origination is to involve as little human resources as possible. There should be people who analyze the applications from time to time, but it's extremely important that the process is at least semi-automatic, because the time to funding is most important to your success. An important thing to keep in mind is that on the stage of quality control, you take on responsibility for each borrower in the eyes of the regulators.
Step 9: Funds Disbursement
If you've made it this far, disbursement is the easy part. All digital lending automation system should integrate with payment systems that will automatically send the money to the borrower once all the checks on your end are completed. The same goes for debt collection. And the most important part here is to make sure that the system has collected all the data that will, later on, help you prove you did your due diligence.
Step 10: Tracking and Reporting
Once the funds are out of the lender's pocket, loan origination ends. However, it is of utmost importance that all the data and borrower information is formatted, stored safely, and passed into a shared reporting software. This will help with regulatory compliance, cut operational costs and eliminate human error. In order to achieve this, the tracking and reporting modules should be fully integrated into the loan origination software.
In Conclusion
If you don't hit the mark during the loan origination, a good borrower isn't likely to come back but the bad ones will come in mass. Credit scoring, automation, evaluation, integrations all takes time and resources. TurnKey Lender provides lenders with bank-grade technology that automates every step of the lending process at a fraction of the price and time-to-market. The loan origination module of the TurnKey Lender solution covers every one of the 10 steps listed above and can also be used as a part of the end-to-end solution. Contact TurnKey Lender today and unlock your lending potential!


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Funeral services for Diane Frances Morgan, 59, of Hanceville, Alabama will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020 at Hanceville Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow at Hopewell Cemetery in Hanceville, Alabama. Eulogy will be led by Sarah Basinger. The family will receive friends for visitation from 5:30-8 Friday evening, Feb. 14, 2020.
Mrs. Morgan is survived by her husband Charles Morgan; children Stephanie Tucker and Shane (Crystal) Morgan; grandchildren Katie Tucker, Riley Tucker, Jordan Morgan, Ethan Morgan, Paisley Morgan, and Addie Morgan; one great-grandchild; brother Allen Basinger; sister Darlene (Carthel) Morgan; mother Mary Frances Basinger; and a host of nieces and nephews.
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Unai Emery is not set for the sack anytime soon, his job isn't on the line and he isn't destined for an embarrassingly premature exit from north London.
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Unsurprisingly, the Big Six clubs have enjoyed by far the most cash: #MUFC £1.6 bln, #MCFC £1.4 bln, #THFC £837m, #AFC £754m, #LFC £645m and #CFC £607m. However, these clubs have very different business models, e.g. #MUFC £1.3 bln from operations, #MCFC £1.3 bln from owners. pic.twitter.com/HCxK0eaRYo
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Arsenal's defence has been abysmal at best this season, conceding 37 goals in just 26 league games.
Following successive defeats to Manchester City and Chelsea at the beginning of the season, Emery led Arsenal on a 22-match unbeaten run in all competitions, as the Gunners' faithful's optimism began to poke its head up from behind empty Emirates seats. However, regardless of the input Emery had with a sub-par squad and his new style of play starting to implement itself with the players, it merely papered over the chasm sized gaps that remained.
Admittedly, Emery has made some bizarre and questionable team decisions this season. However, there is no doubt over the former Sevilla and PSG boss's talent. It has shown it's hand on a few occasions this term.
Unfortunately, Emery is shrouded in the aura of a club falling further afield from the Premier League big boys. Like the captain of a damaged boat, he is doing his upmost to keep the club from sinking further.
He needs money, he needs structure behind him.
Yet, at present, he is performing valiantly to keep the club still in the hunt for a top four finish, while his expertise in the Europa League offer a glimmer of hope for a trophy this term. He's doing the best he can for the club, but is the club really doing the best it can for him?


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Small Business Survives
Web technology has leveled the playing field for those who use it to find customers. The smallest player can appear as professional as a big box.
Some smaller dealers have limited management skills and capabilities. The winners, though, will be those who have learned to make faster decisions, implement tight financial controls and develop strategic plans for their businesses. One of the most significant threats to smaller independents is in developing a succession plan for their business.
Finally, changes in consumer attitudes have led to changes in their behavior. Time is the currency of the 21st Century. In his book, The Call of the Mall, Paco Underhill relates the frustration today's consumers feel trudging around a mall that has 42 or more stores when in fact they only actually stop in one or two. Smaller store formats located in more accessible locations are becoming a growing draw.


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Indhuja plays a housewife in director Shantha Kumar's Magamuni, and was shooting in locations around Chengalpet. "It was so beautiful; there were picturesque mountains in the distance," says Indhuja. She didn't expect then that things would begin to get quite complicated.
Director Santha Kumar had given the lead pair several pages of dialogues for the rehearsals. "He had explained my character to me in such detail that I had actually begun to feel that I was Viji, the housewife. So when he told me about rehearsals, I was apprehensive. I felt that if I rehearsed, an artificial layer would be added to my performance and I wouldn't be natural in front of the camera," says Indhuja. When she explained this to the director, he actually came round to her point of view and continued with rehearsals with hero Arya.
But on the first day of shoot, things weren't smooth, with Indhuja encountering several hiccups. "Arya was a complete professional. I had heard he was playful but I saw a whole new side of him. He was serious and into his character, but for some strange reason, I couldn't get fully under the skin of Viji. I felt something was missing and grew anxious, but I still felt confident I could find the missing link as our director had explained her in such detail to me."
It was only by the second day that things began falling into place. To ensure authenticity, she requested for accessories like a nose ring. "Somehow, such additions helped me internalise her better and the vibe became more personal."
By the third day, she was completely into her role. "Also, a strange thing happened to me. I felt a deep sense of happiness, but at the same time, I would also cry. I just couldn't get Viji out of my head for a whole month! I became scared to take up another film. I felt a churn of emotions on the sets each day. This was my seventh film, and yet, I felt like it was my debut. It's a shoot I will never forget. "
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Parent education is an important means of promoting communication and engagement within the school community. Now in its fourth year, Piedmont's year-long Education Speaker Series features a mix of local and nationally-known speakers, addressing a range of topics related to raising healthy children and young adults. To the extent possible, the speakers offer workshops for educators and student assemblies that dovetail with the parent education programs.
Dr. Denise Clark Pope, senior lecturer at the Stanford University School of Education and co-founder of the education reform group Challenge Success, praised the District for coordinating parent education with programs for students and educators:
Parent education is a critical component in every school community. Schools and students benefit when all stakeholders are involved and informed about youth well-being and educational best practices. When parents and schools work together, they can dovetail home and classroom practices to encourage every student to thrive.
The Education Speaker Series is intended to promote this collaboration, as well as common language and opportunity for thoughtful discussion among parents and educators on issues relating to education today.
Dr. Michael Riera, the former Head of School at Redwood Day School and a nationally-known speaker on the subject of adolescence, also praised the Education Speaker Series:
In my experience the Piedmont Education Speaker Series is one of those institutions that creates the kind of community parents and guardians need. These are opportunities to hear national thought leaders on a range of topics pertinent to all parents. Best of all, it gives everyone a common experience and language to further discussion on the topics presented. And yes, this means disagreeing with speakers in ways that deepen one's own understanding of the issues and their own values.
This year's Education Speaker Series, which begins on September 15, includes:
Mindful Parenting & Mindfulness in Education
September 15, 2015
Santa Clara University professor Shauna Shapiro, Ph.D, has studied meditation for over 20 years, published over 100 journal articles, and authored the critically acclaimed books, The Art and Science of Mindfulness and Mindful Discipline: A Loving Approach To Setting Limits And Raising An Emotionally Intelligent Child. Dr. Shapiro, whose work has been featured in Wired, USA Today, Oxygen, and the American Psychologist, will explore how mindfulness can play an important role in both parenting and in the classroom.
Technology & The Human Brain
October 20, 2015
Matt Richtel, Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter and author of the bestselling book A Deadly Wandering, explores the science of the human brain, the impact of technology on attention, impulse-control, and decision-making, and the fallacy of multi-tasking. He received the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting for a series of articles in the Times on the hazardous use of cell phones, computers and other devices while operating cars and trucks. His reporting stimulated widespread efforts to curb distracted driving.
Mr. Richtel will present an assembly for high school students in addition to the parent education program.
The Gift of Failure
November 17, 2015
Education reporter Jessica Lahey writes the bi-weekly column The Parent-Teacher Conference about "the intersection of education and parenting" for the The New York Times, and reports on education policy for The Atlantic and Vermont Public Radio. Lahey's book, The Gift of Failure, explores the principle that failure and disappointment are essential childhood and adolescent experiences. The ability to acknowledge and learn from mistakes helps children develop competence, autonomy and a life-long willingness to take on challenges.
How Science Education is Changing
January 26, 2016
Dr. Elizabeth Stage, Director of Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science, and Dr. Suzanna Loper, Middle School Curriculum Director at the Hall's Learning Design Group, are national leaders in Science education. They will discuss the Next Generation Science Standards and related changes Science curriculum and instruction.
Dr. Stage and Dr. Loper will present a professional development workshop for educators in addition to the parent education program.
Raising Resilient Girls
February 23, 2016
Girls Leadership Institute Co-Founder and Executive Director Simone Marean explores the challenges girls face today and what adults can do to help girls meet and overcome these challenges. Covering girl dynamics from preschool through high school, Ms. Simone addresses the skills needed for girls to: know who they are, what they believe, and how to express their feelings and beliefs constructively; and develop emotional intelligence and healthy relationships.
Ms. Marean will present a professional development workshop for educators in addition to the parent education program.
Rethinking the College Admissions Process:
Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be
March 22, 2016
New York Times columnist Frank Bruni writes frequently about higher education. Bruni examines how Americans have turned college admissions into a terrifying and occasionally devastating process, preceded by test prep, tutors, and a conviction among too many young people that their futures will be determined — and their worth established — by college admissions. Bruni's book, Where You Go Is Not Who You'll Be, offers a fresh perspective on the college admissions process and a path out of the needless anxiety and fear associated with college admissions.
All events will be from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm at Piedmont High School. For more information about the Education Speaker Series please see the Piedmont Portal: piedmontportal.org/education-speaker-series
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The Education Speaker Series is presented by the Piedmont Unified School District and Piedmont Adult School, with the generous support of the Piedmont Education Foundation, Piedmont Parents Network, ESS Speaker Circle, and individual contributors. Past speakers and topics include:
- Panel discussion on Preparing Students for the Age of Technology, featuring Stephanie Griffin, PUSD's Director of Instructional Technology; serial entrepreneurs Ali Partovi, Co-Founder of Code.org, and Dion Lim, CEO of Next Lesson; and Kurt Fleischer, Senior Scientist at Pixar Animation Studios.
- Author Po Bronson on Nurture Shock: New Thinking About Children.
- Dr. Jerold Kram on The Physiology of Sleep.
- Education reform advocate Dan Meyer on Why We Need to Change the Way We Teach Math.
- Author Rosalind Wiseman on The Social and Emotional Lives of Boys and Girls.
- Abby Medcalf PhD on The Effects of Marijuana on the Developing Brain.
- Psychologist Michael A. Tompkins, Ph.D. on Coping with School-Related Anxiety.
- Educator and author Michael Riera, Ph.D on Understanding Teenagers.
- Psychologist Ariel Trost, Ph.D on Kids, Food, and Body Image.
- Bruce Valentine, PTA, ACT of the Sports Medicine Center for Young Athletes at Children's Hospital, on Raising Healthy Athletes.
- Poet, author, performance artist, and former teacher Taylor Mali, In Praise of Teachers.
- Panel discussion of Character Education & Service Learning.
- Panel discussion of Academic Integrity.
- Psychologist and author Madeline Levine, Ph.D on Raising Healthy Children.
- Educator and curriculum specialist Cheryl Wozniak, Ph.D on Improving Boys' Reading Motivation Through Time, Choice, and Access to Good Books.
- Educator and author Denise Pope, Ph.D on How to Foster a Healthy Love of Learning.
- Education entrepreneur Glen Tripp on The Innovator's Mindset.
- Educator and education consultant Stephanie Rafanelli on Young Childhood Education.


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