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If you run a home-based business in Denver, Colorado, you know how much a company can benefit from working on a more remote basis. Veering from the traditional office spaces of the past, the future holds great things for virtual companies, and many modern businesses today are utilizing this effective business model. Many modern startups in Denver choose the virtual route as opposed to the traditional route in order to save on capital, which ultimately leads to the success of their business.

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Two young women with Down syndrome present their special charm to the world

By Mary Le Rumeur

Mélanie Ségard

Mélanie Ségard

Two beautiful young girls – one in France and the other from Australia – are showing the world a new face of Down syndrome.

Mélanie had a dream; she wanted to present the weather report on television. So last month, 21-year-old Mélanie Ségard posted a message on FaceBook: “If I get 100,000 likes, I can be the weather girl.”

Within 10 days Mélanie had 200,000 likes, and several television channels contacted her. The choice was made to accept the spot offered by France 2 on its main evening news programme.

Mélanie spent four days at the TV channel’s studios in Paris, under the tuition of former weather girl Catherine Laborde. She had to learn her text by heart because she cannot read or write. The current weather girl Anaïs Baydemir took her under her wing and they worked as a team.

On March 14 the final preparations were made with Melanie choosing her clothes and make-up. Finally, at 8.35 pm, she was on screen, wearing a little black skirt, pretty pink top, chic earrings and a confident smile. Mélanie was telling the whole of France that Spring weather was arriving: “ Thursday, cloudy in the north, sunny near Marseille…. ”

And to finish, “Happy feastday tomorrow to all the Louises.” Anaïs and Mélanie hugged each other, a big happy smile on both faces.

This project was initiated to mark Down Syndrome Day, March 21. (The 21st of the third month represents the extra chromosome at the 21st pair that causes trisomy 21.) An association of families with DS children was looking for a way to overcome the “ invisibility ”of their children, especially on television. And they were very proud of Mélanie’s exploits.

“Mélanie was natural and spontaneous. Her presentation was happy and confident. Mélanie gave the message that if society helps these young people, they can achieve many things,” said the president of the association, Luc Gateau. “We hope that schools will become more inclusive of children with handicaps, and the next generation will be more familiar with different handicaps and able to interact more easily.”

Mélanie’s weather report gave France 2 a record audience of over 5 million and it was also watched more than 3 million times on internet. On Twitter, 12,000 people sent Melanie a message of congratulations.

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Madeline Stuart via Facebook

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Meanwhile in Los Angeles, Madeline Stuart was launching her own fashion label – in the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel, no less! Since 2015 Madeline has made a special place for herself in the fashion world, modeling in New York, Birmingham, Dubai, Paris, Los Angeles, Melbourne, and China.

“ Exuberance ” is the word for this 20-year-old Australian who watched a fashion parade one day in her home town of Brisbane, and said to her mother, “Mum, me, model.”

Her mother Rosanne took up the challenge, first helping her daughter to lose 20 kilos, by dancing and going to the gym. Maddie’s new silhouette inspired people around the world.

Then in September 2015 Madeline was on the catwalk for the first time, during the New York Fashion Week. You can see the video of her first parade, in a stunning black dress, on her website. Colours and zazzy patterns are the trademark of Madeline’s casual but chic ready-to-wear collection. Her label: “21 Reasons Why.”

Madeline and her team assume with pride all her 21 chromosomes, and showcase a young woman who takes life full on, with her arms open wide, a toss of her long shiny hair, and a smile to reach your heart. In 2016 Madeline was nominated for the Pride of Australia and Young Australian of the Year.

In 2015 a United States group called Changing the Face of Beauty set out to find 15 retailers to commit to using models with disabilities in their advertisements – and wound up getting commitments from more than 100 companies. With television and fashion weeks coming to the party, the face of beauty is certainly changing.

Editor’s note. Mary O’Neill Le Remeur writes from Angers in France. This appeared at Mercatornet and is reposted with permission.

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WYRK announced the huge announcement to Western New York in December: Garth Brooks' return to Buffalo, NY.

After 17 years of a Buffalo drought, Garth will revisit First Niagara Center his tickets went on sale Friday, December 5th at 10:00 am available only at www.tickets.com/garth or 1-800-228-6622 for shows on March 5, 6, 7 and 8.

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    Expect Garth's wife, Trisha Yearwood to take the stage for a few tunes + some together!

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    On both Friday March 6 and Saturday, March 7, there will be 2 shows, 6:00 PM + 10:30 PM. There will be only one show on Thursday at 7:30 and Sunday at 7PM. In total 6 shows.

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    It will be a clean, open-backed stage that allows fans a 360-degree view. Expect, every seat in the arena to be filled, including the floor.

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    There's 2 shows on Friday and Saturday which mean that there's going to be nearly 40,000 people, each night downtown at one point, both entering and leaving First Niagara Center.

    Guests for the 6:00pm shows are encouraged to arrive early.  Doors will open to First Niagara Center at 4:30pm.

    Doors are expected to open at 10:00pm for the 10:30 shows on both Friday and Saturday. We encourage guests for the 10:30 shows not to arrive any earlier than 10:00pm.  Due to the unique nature of hosting back to back events, there may be a delay in the opening of doors for the 10:30pm shows.

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    Garth isn't afraid to jump in the crowd. Since his world tour began he's taken selfies with people, during “Shameless,” he held hands with two different women at the same time in Atlanta, he's stopped a show to talk to a woman with a sign, he's even handed people the mic to sing.

    Let's get ready to party, Buffalo.

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    When do doors open?

    • Thursday, March 5th:        Show Time: 7:30pm        Doors Open: 6:00pm
    • Friday, March 6th:              Show Time: 6:00pm        Doors Open: 4:30pm
    • Friday, March 6th:              Show Time: 10:30pm      Doors Open: Expected 10:00pm
    • Saturday, March 7th:         Show Time: 6:00pm        Doors Open: 4:30pm
    • Saturday, March 7th:         Show Time: 10:30pm      Doors Open: Expected 10:00pm
    • Sunday, March 8th:            Show Time: 7:00pm.       Doors Open: 5:30pm

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    Can we bring cameras?

    Yes you can bring a camera except for professional cameras that include detachable lenses and iPads / tablets.

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    Where's the pre-party and after party?

    WYRK will be at the Cobblestone Bar on South Park right by First Niagara Center both before and after each of the shows for Garth Brooks. Look for Clay, Dale, Liz, Brett, Wendy, Rob + Dean with prizes and drink specials!


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Hello Americans: Orson Welles and Calypso, Pan-American Style

Posted by Michael Eldridge on May 5, 2015

May 6th marks the Orson Welles centenary, and NPR had a story this past Sunday on the famous film director’s work for radio. Everyone knows about Welles’s notorious radio drama of The War of the Worlds; fewer remember that it was an episode of The Mercury Theatre on the Air (see also the Digital Deli and Kim Scarborough’s tribute site), a weekly series for which Welles and his regular company of stage talents—John Houseman, Agnes Moorehead, Ray Collins, et al.—adapted scores of literary works.

More obscure still: Hello Americans, Welles’s short-lived CBS radio series that plumped for FDR’s “Good Neighbor” policy, combating U.S. provincialism and fostering cross-cultural understanding. That was the theory, anyway. Underwritten by Nelson Rockefeller’s Office of Inter-American Affairs, the series ran for a mere twelve weeks in late 1942 and early 1943 before it was cancelled. (Typically, Welles was…let’s say “stretched too thin” to supervise it properly.)

Orson Welles in Rio, 1942

These days, your average grad student in the humanities could pick all sorts of ideological holes in Hello Americans. But that’s no reason to doubt Welles’s good faith. A vocal anti-racist and a supporter of African-American writers, actors and artists, the wunderkind was hailed in the Black press as a “friend of the Negro.”  And even if the cynics contend that “Good Neighbor” was finally just a warm and fuzzy cover for an earlier Roosevelt’s Big Stick (or worse, the foundation for an imminent American imperium), nevertheless the New Deal internationalism that Welles peddled—sincerely—was essentially a Popular Front knockoff. Progressives of all stripes believed that the war against fascism must lead to the end of colonialism abroad and Jim Crow at home and to a radical realignment in the relations of power between the nations of North and South. “Good Neighbor”—a “shift in representation towards a more lateral and dialogic notion of adjacency, positioning U.S. and Latin American culture on the same plane,” as Tom McEnaney puts it in a brilliant reading of Hello Americanswas a hemispheric head start on “One World.”

By 1942 you didn’t need to be Melville Herskovitz or Katherine Dunham to see African retentions forming the backbone of Pan-American culture, especially in the realms of music and dance. Plenty of people—artists, especially—were fascinated by what linked rumba and samba, calypso and “voodoo,” with spirituals, jazz, and blues. A year earlier, even Ed Sullivan, then an influential entertainment columnist for the New York Daily News, had taken his syndicated “Little Old New York” on a Pan-American junket, temporarily renaming it “Little Old New York In South America,” to find out for himself.

Calypsonians had been celebrating their own spanning of the hemisphere for some time already (see Lord Caresser’s “My Luxurious Life” and “Exploiting,” for example, or Lion and Atilla’s “Guests of Rudy Vallee“), and both Sullivan’s and Welles’s tours of the Americas included literal or figurative stops in Trinidad. Welles’s radio series visited twice, in fact, and on both occasions he was “met” by Lancelot Pinard, known professionally as Sir Lancelot.

Pinard’s résumé as a calypsonian wasn’t long, however. He came from a privileged background in Trinidad and was sent to New York to pursue medicine. But Pinard quit his studies after bandleader Gerald Clark heard him sing at a private party (he’d had classical vocal training) and invited Pinard to join his calypso revue at the Village Vanguard. At the same time, Pinard recorded two sides with Clark for Varsity, one of which, “G-Man Hoover,” became a novelty hit. When the Vanguard gig ended (wildly popular, it was extended for ten months), Pinard went on a nationwide tour and wound up in Hollywood. That location, along with his refined elocution, gave him some singular advantages in the U.S. market. When he appeared on Hello Americans, he was awaiting the release of his (and calypso’s) screen debut, the Mary Martin-Dick Powell comedy Happy Go Lucky.

Afro-American, 17 October 1942

Afro-American, 17 October 1942

Pinard was also a genteel radical. A member of the leftwing music collective People’s Songs, he recorded for Eric Bernay’s Keynote label (home of the Almanac Singers), famously set Henry Wallace’s “Century of the Common Man” speech to music, and campaigned for Wallace in 1948. In a 1941 profile by Ollie Stewart for the Afro-American, Pinard agreed that “there is a definite kinship between…the calypso of Trinidad, the tango of the Argentine, the rhumba of Cuba, the samba and conga of Brazil and jazz of the United States”—all of them rooted in the “rhythms of Africa…all contributed to their respective countries by ex-slave groups.”  “However,” Pinard continued,

calypsos have one distinction that sets them apart from other folk music, particularly that contributed by the American colored man. The white man has not (yet) muscled in and commercialized calypsos, to the exclusion of its originators, as he has done with American dance music and folk tunes. Trinidadians have refused to teach the calypso technique to white musicians.

That would change, soon enough. In the meantime, Sir Lancelot might demonstrate calypso for the ofay prince of Hollywood (“Ofays Slow to Grasp,” read the final subhead of Stewart’s piece), but no matter how sympathetic his politics, he wouldn’t show the Pan-American mediator, ventriloquist, and potential appropriator how to do it.

His first offering (from “The Alphabet: C to S,” 13 December 1942) starts out as an anodyne tourist-board ad, then transforms into a manifesto of Pan-American solidarity against fascist “men of tyranny” (move the slider to 2:18):

Next time, with Mexican singer Tito Guízar filling in for an indisposed Welles (“Ritmos de las Americas,” 3 January 1943), Lancelot called the “Sons of America” to arms to avenge the attack on Pearl Harbor and fight for “the right to live in dignity, justice, and liberty” (move the slider to 5:40):

Lancelot would make his own tour of South America in 1946, by the way, and he would come home with a few interesting things to say. (He also offered a musical take on Pan-Americanism.)

Further reading:

  • Hello Americans (Wikipedia)
  • Hello Americans: all twelve episodes at The Internet Archive, source of the above streams
  • Life Goes to Rio Party: Orson Welles frolics at Famous Mardi Gras” (Life 18 May 1942)
  • Joao Perdigao, “Citizen Samba
  • Tom McEnaney, “Hello, Americans: Orson Welles, Latin America, and the Sounds of the ‘Good Neighbor'” (Sound Studies August 2013)
  • And, of course, the second volume of Simon Callow’s biography of Welles, also entitled Hello Americans

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Listen to our chunking rap!

We have written this rap to help us remember how to use a written method for division.

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  1. 1

    Demi C said,

    My name is Demi c and i like your monkey rap it is really good we have a rap about angles at school

  2. 2

    Brandon K said,

    Hello my name is Brandon K and that rap is really good I am from leamore primary school and we have been doing world war 11.

  3. 3

    Chad A said,

    I really like your rap. my name is chad im from leamore primary school. We also no a angle rap. I really like your rap.

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    Ethan D said,

    Hi my name is Ethan the rap was cool and very cleaver.

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    Olivia B said,

    I really liked your rap my name is Olivia and i go to at Leamore Primary

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    Donna-marie said,

    Hi my name is donna your rap is good man

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    Emily W said,

    Hi I’m Emily. I’m from Leamore Primary School. I really like the chunking rap. We’ve been learning a rap in my class. It’s called the angle rap. Will you please look at our blog?

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    Chad A said,

    i hope you do alot more raps because your first on was very good

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    Kameron F said,

    you have good ideas and were doing about world war || and were going down the bomb

  10. 10

    connor w said,

    hi,my name is connor w and i like your monkey

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    connor w said,

    hi,my name is connor w and i like your monkey

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    Paige M said,

    Hello my name is Paige M, the chunking rap was amazing. Did you know monkeys eat bananas?we have a rap for you.

    The wee one he’s acute
    The righty he’s at nintey
    Then along comes obtues just before reflex

    They belong together in the angle family

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    david H said,

    I really like the monkey rapping I am David h from leomore primary school.

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    Cameron H said,

    I really liked it. It was very good. I am Cameron H and I am from Leamore primary school.

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    Rachel G said,

    Hello my name is Rachel i am from Leamore Primary School and i wanted to say i like the rap that you put on your blog. At Leamore we have a rap too, and it is for remembering angles.

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    mya said,

    Thank you ever so much for the people from leamore primary school for commenting I’m very glad you like our chunking rap. I like it because it really helps when your chunking especialy the chorus:
    To divide big numbers,
    Be achunky monky,
    keep taking away chunks
    and then you’ll be funky!

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    shawon said,

    I think we had to sing loud.

  18. 18

    reya said,

    Hey guys,
    That rap was really good! I wanted to tell you about thewebsite Please feel free to ask any questions if you are stuck on maths!
    Thanks! Bye!!!

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    Mrs Skinner said,

    Hello there! I love chunking so really enjoyed your rap!

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    Bismah said,

    Thankyou all of you for writing on out blog.Im Bismah in 4m.That was my class who sang the chunking rap!
    😀 😀

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    Bismah said,

    Thank you all of you for writing on our blog and writing a comment.Im Bismah in 4m.That was my class that sang the chunking rap! 😀 ;D 😀

  22. 23

    Bismah said,

    Thankyou all for leaving a comment and writing on our blog.Im Bismah in 4m. That chunking rap was sang by my class in maths! 😀 😛

  23. 29

    Palvasha 3MW said,

    Hello Bearwood Primary School, Im Palvasha from Chorlton Park Primary School. This post is BRILLIANT ! Iv’e got some questions.
    Did you work in pairs or a hole class ?
    Did you make the rap up yourself ?
    Well Done
    Palvasha 🙂

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      mya said,

      We all did it as class with the lyrics on our smart board and our teacher Miss Martindale introduced it to us and we helped to write the rap as a class.

  24. 31

    sidrah said,

    Wow I really love the rap.Did you do this as a class?I really love the tune well done.Im from chorlton park.

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    Yasin - A 3MW YR 3 said,

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    kate said,

    I think this is a great way to do divishon.

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    quade and Haydn said,

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    kiara said,

    Hello my name is kiara b
    I looked at your monkey rap it was amzing;)

  29. 36

    Amy said,

    Hello year 4 i like your chunking rap it is good:)

  30. 37

    Yoghraj said,

    good work

  31. 38

    jpower said,

    I like your chunking rap its great. John p

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    Zain 3MW said,

    Well done you have done good, I thhink it was very funnuyjkui well done i wish you can visit are blog good luck with qoud blog

    bye (I will visit your blog again soon)

  33. 40

    arthur 3mw said,

    I like your monkey thing. Did you vouis record it?Arthur

  34. 41

    Daisy3sh said,

    They are really good raps.
    And cooooollllll monkey.

  35. 42

    mya said,

    Thank you everyone for sharing your opinion about our rap on the blog.

  36. 43

    bradley said,

    it is cool i love it

  37. 44

    Bethany said,

    I love it it is very good hope to hear some more

    From bethany And Emily

  38. 45

    Your right chunking is cool and this rap is cool to Well done it’s great from Jasmine + Nicole 😛 🙂

  39. 46

    Bethany said,

    It is great hope to hear some more.

    From Bethany and Emily.

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    Megan said,

    I really like your rap I think a rap would help me to remember my chunking and other methods like that

    From Megan :p

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    Joe m said,

    Like the chunking rap very cool 🙂

  42. 51

    Yasmin said,

    I realy like your chunking rap your monkey is realy cute megan my friend likes it as well but it dident let her post her comment.

    From yasmin and megan 🙂 😛

  43. 52

    Harvey said,

    this is awsome it will defernetly help me.

  44. 53

    kuran 5b said,

    I really love the way to learn and rap at the same way

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    rufus said,

    your rap is realy cool, I wish I could do one like that!

  46. 55

    zara said,

    i really enjoyed the chunking rap

  47. 57

    bradley said,

    hi cool
    and good

  48. 58

    amy and kyra said,

    we think its really cute. Hope to see more on your blog. Well done.

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    kai said,

    monkeytastic it’s amaizing 🙂 😉 😉 :):) 😉 😉 🙂

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    Megan said,

    I really like this rap and I raelly like the way you have made the rap I think it is really cool, I hope you make another rap to help me with my methods in maths.

    From Megan and Kennedy 😛

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    amy said,

    i think it is really cute.i hope to see more.maybe you could make a slide show with diffrent pictures it would be more entertaining. really good AWSOME!

  52. 63

    joe.f said,

    I like your monkey rap beacause I like raps 🙂

  53. 64

    Byron said,

    wow I love your Rap it’s awsome

  54. 65

    kyra said,

    Well done. I hope to see more on your blog. It is really cute. I have to say well done again. It was really good. 🙂

  55. 66

    Zachary said,

    Your monkey is great I like it. I have been learning about Death

  56. 67

    Your rap is cool and a good way to remeber divios methods
    staining C of E primry school
    Mr malony
    Molly and Ella

  57. 68

    Wow, well done

    😉 🙂 ;p <(")

  58. 69

    molly said,

    wow! that can really help me now!

  59. 71

    Molly said,

    HI! My name is Molly and I go to Leamore Primary School and all I would like to say is I loved your rap it is so good! Well Done 😀

  60. 72

    Joshua said,

    It is a great picture on the website.

  61. 73

    Olivia S said,

    Hello my Name is Olivia I am from Leamore Priamry School this Rap is so so good i wonder if you could visit our blog please 😀

  62. 74

    jordan said,

    that was a great rap and picture.

  63. 75

    Amy said,

    Your rap was absolutely brilliant !

  64. 76

    Ellie said,

    Hi im Ellie from leamore primary school . I think that was a good way to remember division cos im rubbish at division 😛

  65. 77

    Max said,

    How the hell did you do that it is amasing.

  66. 78

    john said,

    hello from chorlton park primary school i wrote a comment on a rap about the enviroment at your blog like your chunking rap and ilike your blog as well!
    john,chorlton park.

  67. 79

    william said,

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    Tj H said,

    I love how you got your monkey to rap! :

  69. 81

    charlotte E said,

    I love the rap it’s great.

  70. 82

    Cameron H said,

    I love the rap it as brilliant I am cameron H and I am From Lemore Primary School

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Why and Who

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Once the why and the who get less blurry in the picture of what you do. The how is often time comes up to my mind as a complementary. This question is trying to frame a specific objective that you have in the “why”, but better articulated.

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Presumably, you get a clearer understanding of the why, the who, and the how. At this point, you want to answer those how might we questions and make something a bit more concrete. It’s time to wonder and think as high as a blue sky with “What if…”

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Some East Sussex towns have a reputation for just being for the elderly with young people being forced out or unlikely to live there because there’s ‘nothing to do’. But how true a picture is that? We bust some of the myths about Eastbourne and see what’s on offer for the teens and twentysomethings that live there.

Eastbourne is full of old people

Whilst it’s true that the percentage of people over 65s is considerably higher there than  inthe UK as a whole (24.5% compared to 17.9% – and 13% in Brighton), the number of 11-24 year olds is on a par (15.3% compared to 16.6%) – East Sussex in Figures

Young people just don’t care

There are many initiatives aimed at getting the opinions of Eastbourne’s teens and Twentysomethings heard.

  • The Youth Cabinet lets those in charge what young people want changed. To let the Cabinet know your beef or find out more, including how to stand for election, email 2013 they campaigned to improve local public transport options for young people. As a result, the 3-iD Card was launched. As well as travel options, it offers discounts in many local shops.
  • East Sussex Young Inspectors scheme trains 13-25 year olds to report on local serices and make recommendations and give advice to businesses, agencies and organisations.
  • Eastbourne Youth Forum offers 11-19 year olds the chance to have their say on activities and events affecting them. Meetings are held fortnightly on Monday evenings from 6pm to 8pm at Charlie’s Youth Access Centre in Seaside. Contact
  • There’s also Initiatives such as Eastbourne Youth Radio (organised by Eastbourne Business Partnership in association with Sussex Downs College) which each year gives young people the chance to present 1 hour programmes they’ve planned themselves (listen on 87.7FM and online, via their website).
  • Eastbourne also offers numerous voluntary opportunities to help young people put something  back and gain valuable work experience. Check out Eastbourne Volunteers and Do It to see what’s on offer or the East Sussex Community Information Service or to offer your services.

It’s all bandstands and brass bands

Maybe, but haven’t you seen Brassed Off? Seriously, there’s something to suit every musical taste, if you look around. If you love playing music, visit the Area Music Centre, join in a range of activities and hang out with fellow musicians, no matter what level you’re at

If you love the film or musical School of Rock then you may like to know Eastbourne also has its own Rock Choir! It takes place at St Elisabeth’s Church centre, if you’re half way there and living on a prayer.

And if you’re series of making a career in music, The Devonshire Collective’s AudioActive sessions give young people the chance to develop skills in rap, lyric writing and music production.

…and bowls and bridge clubs

The number of young people taking up bowls is on the increase, we’ll have you know! Plus the number of sports clubs and activities for young people make Eastbourne a great place to be. From archery to ballet, from cheerleading to Street Dance there’s something for everyone – even skate parks which can be found on the seafront near the Sovereign Centre and in Manor Park. Check out the East Sussex Connexions 360 or Eastbourne and Wealden YMCA webpages to find out what’s available near you.

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The Towner Art Gallery houses an internationally renowned collection of around 4,500 works. It’s vest known for its modern British art (including that of Eric Ravilious). The venue also holds events and film screenings.

Check out the Devonshire Collective. It’s a creative and cultural hub with studios, workshops galleries and a café for the benefit of artists, community members and the wider public.

There also groups to help you write prose. Get Writing offers creative writing class for kids and teens. Email for more details. Check out the Eastbourne Volunteers site for other groups, including Bourne to Write which offers a series of workshops for aspiring writers of all levels.

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2017 saw Eastbourne held its own LGBT Pride – and it was a great success! Thousands joined in or watched the parade launched by LGBT campaigner Peter Tatchell launched the event.

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Bourne Out has details of other places and events for the LGBT community.

The Eastbourne Cultural Communities Network (ECCN) supports and works with local black, ethnic and small minority groups. Sompriti works towards the empowerment of black and minority ethnic people in Lewes, Eastbourne and Wealden and The United Nations Association has a branch in Eastbourne Branch to inform the public its work and that of its worldwide agencies (call 01323 720896).

Where’s the support?

If you find yourself vulnerable or have fallen on hard times, there’s always someone to turn to.

Charlie’s Youth Access Centre, a drop-in service for the most disadvantaged, disengaged and vulnerable young people aged 15-21. The friendly staff are on hand with budgeting advice, college or job applications, and to point you to other relevant services. Contact Ben West, Youth & Communities Coordinator on

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Doesn’t it all shut up shop after Emmerdale?

With its student population there are a number of nightclubs such as Cameo or Atlantis in the town centre and by the pier. There’s also a pub to suit every pocket and type, from the reliable Weatherspoons to the gastro pubs in the posh bit, The Meads. There’s also a vibrant theatre and music scene.

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SPCA Issues Hot Weather Reminders Designed to Keep Pets Safe
June 28, 2018
By: Gina Browning, SPCA Chief Communications Officer

Keep pets healthy and happy all summer long

HEATSTROKE CAN KILL, AND FAST. Most pet owners realize that keeping pets in hot cars can kill them…but not many realize just how quickly the effects of heatstroke can set in for a dog or cat. Heatstroke is a condition animals begin to suffer gradually, but it accelerates quickly; it’s easy for early signs of heatstroke to go unrecognized, and for the pet to be in an emergency situation within mere minutes.

On warm days, a vehicle acts like an oven.  It holds the heat inside, and that heat becomes very intense even on days that don’t seem too warm. On an 85-degree day, for example, even with the windows open, the temperature inside a car can climb to 102 degrees in 10 minutes, and to 120 degrees in 30 minutes.  With the humidity we experience here in Buffalo, it may go even higher.  Because a dog’s normal body temperature is 101-102.5 degrees Fahrenheit, he can withstand a body temperature of 107-108 degrees for only a very short time before suffering irreparable brain damage…or death.

The typical signs of heatstroke are:
– Panting
– High body temperature
– Dehydration
– Red mouth/eye membranes
– Rapid, irregular heart rate
– Diarrhea
– Weakness, looking dazed
– Coma

If your pet begins exhibiting any of these signs, contact a veterinarian immediately.

Here is what New York State residents can do if a pet is seen in a hot vehicle.

Also, use caution during warm weather months when leaving animals outside in yards or on porches. Never leave them outside extended periods of time. Ensure appropriate shade and water are always available. Keep close supervision on your pet when outdoors on hot, humid, sunny summer days. If you see an animal left on a porch or in a yard with no access to shelter, or with inadequate shelter, the SPCA may be able to intervene in accordance with New York State’s Animal Shelter Law.  Contact the SPCA immediately if the location is within Erie County: (716) 875-7360. In after-hours emergencies, call the SPCA at (716) 712-0251. Read more about the Animal Shelter Law here.

ADMINISTER FLEA PREVENTION PRODUCTS CORRECTLY! Early last June, the SPCA received two cats on death’s door after cheap, incorrect flea products were applied. The SPCA has already received several phone calls this season from people who misapplied flea products to their pets.   DO NOT APPLY PRODUCTS MEANT FOR DOGS ON CATS, AND DO NOT APPLY CAT FLEA PRODUCTS TO DOGS, AND FOLLOW DIRECTIONS CONCERNING THE VOLUME AND MANNER OF APPLICATION!  Read the directions carefully PRIOR to application, not during application. The application of improper flea products, low-quality flea products, or products applied incorrectly, can cause internal damage or death to your pet. Always consult a veterinarian before purchasing and applying flea products.

KEEP PETS HOME DURING OUTDOOR FESTIVALS. Arts festivals, food festivals, summer fireworks displays, and other crowded outdoor events are no places for dogs.  Extremely hot weather, paired with immense crowds of people and strange noises and scents, heightens the stress level for many animals; the repetitive, exploding sound of fireworks is enough to make even the calmest animal frantic and sometimes aggressive. Your pet’s body is closer to the asphalt and can heat up much more quickly.  The hot pavement can also burn unprotected, sensitive paw pads.

DON’T FORCE EXERCISE, primarily after a meal or in hot, humid weather. Instead, exercise pets in the cool of the early morning or evening. Be extra-sensitive to older and overweight animals, or those prone to heart or respiratory problems. Bring an ample supply of water along on the walk. For “indoor” walks, bring pets to shop at the SPCA’s Petique, or other pet-friendly stores.

BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU WALK! Avoid walking your dog in areas that you suspect have been sprayed with insecticides or other chemicals, or have puddles or spots of auto coolant. The sweet taste of poisonous liquids attracts animals and can sicken or kill them if ingested. Clean any spills immediately or consider using animal-friendly products to help minimize risks.

WATCH WHAT THEY EAT & DRINK! In July of 2012, two family dogs in North Buffalo died after eating poisonous mushrooms (amanita) growing right in the backyard. Check yards and any areas pets frequent. If something looks suspicious, don’t take a chance….GET RID OF IT. Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection spread through the urine of contaminated animals. The bacteria can get into water (puddles, ponds, pools, etc.) or soil and survive there for months. Humans AND animals can be infected. Use caution when letting your pet drink, walk through, or swim in water that may have been exposed to infected animals (rodents, wildlife, infected domestic animals, and others).

KEEP YOUR PET WELL-GROOMED AND CLEAN to combat summer skin problems. If your dog’s coat is appropriate, cutting his hair to a one-inch length will help prevent overheating and will also allow you to watch for fleas and ticks. Don’t shave down to the skin, though; your pet can get sunburned (see below)! A cat should be brushed frequently to keep a tangle-free coat. Long-haired cats will be more comfortable with a stylish, summer clip.

KEEPS PETS SAFE WHILE OUTSIDE. Cats should be kept indoors at all times of the year and never allowed to roam loose, unprotected and unsupervised.  If dogs are allowed outside for an extended period of time, ensure there is proper shade and fresh water available at all times.  During the hottest and most humid parts of the day, bring dogs in the house. Keep identification on all animals at all times. And remember…pets can get sunburned too. Speak with your veterinarian about applying sunblock to your pet’s sun-sensitive areas, such as nose and ears.

USE CAUTION WHEN MAKING SUMMER PURCHASES! When purchasing lawn and garden products, always read the labels for ingredients toxic to dogs, cats, and other animals. Fertilizers, weed killers, herbicides, pesticides, and other chemicals can be fatal to your pets. “Weed out” the toxic products from your garage, and learn more about non-toxic, pet-friendly seasonal items. Snail, slug, and rat/mouse baits, and ant/roach baits and traps are also hazardous. Metaldehyde, one of the poisonous ingredients in many baits, is often very appealing to pets, and metaldehyde poisoning can cause increased heart rate, breathing complications, seizures, liver complications, and death. If insect and nuisance animal control items must be purchased, keep them in locations impossible for pets to reach.

KEEP CORN COBS AWAY FROM DOGS! In August of 2013, SPCA veterinarians removed corn cobs from the intestines of not one but TWO dogs! Both survived, but without veterinary treatment the results could have been fatal. Read this article from Vermont’s Animal Hospital of Hinesburg/Bristol Animal Hospital discussing the risk: http://www.hinesburgbristolvet.com/site/view/220060_TheDangerofCornCobs.pml .

DO NOT USE HUMAN INSECT REPELLENTS ON PETS! These items are toxic when ingested at high doses, and dogs and cats may lick it off and ingest it, potentially resulting in a toxicity. Read more about what you can use here.

BUNNIES NEED TO KEEP COOL TOO! Pet rabbits who live indoors with no air conditioning can benefit from an easy cooling technique. Rabbit owners can freeze a filled water bottle. Once the water bottle is frozen, it can be wrapped in a cloth and placed on the rabbit’s cage floor. If the rabbit becomes too warm, she’ll instinctively know to lie next to the bottle. Fans can also be pointed in the general direction of a rabbit cage, and rabbits will raise their ears (their natural cooling system) to catch the breeze and cool off. On hot days, pet owners with rabbits living in outdoor pens will want to ensure their pets are cool enough in outdoor locations; if not, rabbits and pens should come indoors.

If you witness animal cruelty or see any animal in need of rescue or emergency assistance this summer, the SPCA Serving Erie County can help; please call  (716) 875-7360. During non-business hours in Erie County emergencies only, contact the SPCA at (716) 712-0251.

Those who witness a situation that might constitute
cruelty and/or violence toward animals in Erie County,
including animals left outdoors with inappropriate
shelter in yards, are encouraged to report the
circumstances to the SPCA Serving Erie County:
716-875-7360 or cruelty@yourspca.org.


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The single most important trait of any competitive game is the concept I call "depth": room for improvement, as I define it. This is based on the idea that competitive games derive their appeal over casual games from the quest to improve.

Depth is not state space. A lot of game design philosophers reference the idea of 'state space' - the range of distinct and meaningfully different states the game can have - as a measure of depth, but I maintain that they shouldn't. Games are about making people have fun, therefore the real definition of depth is what the player experiences; anything you're measuring in that way is at best a heuristic for measuring depth, and I think state space is a particularly misleading one.

Action games typically have very small state space compared to strategy games, and yet may be harder to master, and therefore have more depth. Of course a criterion that ignores the difference in how easy it is to master the given state space is a bad criterion (if you have several seconds to consider before acting, then you need much more state space to achieve equivalent depth).

For another example, the unit-on-unit combat mechanics in most RTS games have extremely vast state space and complexity, but they don't create much depth in practice because they're just how we imagine the combat working anyway, so there's nothing to learn there, nothing to master.

Somewhat on the other end of things, the pitfall of brute-force skills is relevant to any discussion of depth.

Also just because a game is very difficult to completely master doesn't mean it has a lot of depth. The principle behind engagement is that it's only fun if and insofar as it's a challenge (your skills are necessary), so if someone is 90% of the way to mastery and the right move is usually obvious to them, the game is already mostly ruined for them. This is relevant to CCGs in which no one ever knows how to play perfectly, but the majority of gameplay decisions are usually trivial. (Although in fairness CCGs get most of their depth from deckbuilding rather than playing.)

A lot of other game design philosophers reference the idea of "emergent complexity versus artificial complexity", saying the former is more valuable even outside of the ancillary benefits of simplicity. I didn't come to understand the real reasons why this is true until recently. Complexity and interactions that are part of the rules (eg. this unit has a damage bonus against that one) must already be understood before playing if the game is to be fair. Thus, they can't be part of the quest for improvement that gives comlexity its purpose.

Of course, most additions of artificial complexity do add some depth; a game where the units have artificial damage bonuses against each other is probably deeper than the same game with those bonuses removed. Ultimately, every rule is artificial complexity. But it's only the emergent consequences, not the complexity of the rules themselves, that constitutes depth. That's why it's better to make a game where the counter to a slow melee unit is a fast ranged unit than another slow melee unit with a damage bonus. (Even though this isn't a great example because that's a very obvious interaction.)

With the concept made clear, there's tons of interesting discussion to be had about how to achieve depth, and certainly a lot of insight I haven't thought of yet.

I've always defined balance as "game elements should be at whatever level of power makes the game most fun", and while that definition is kind of useless on the surface, I stand by it because it shows how balance as a goal is actually about serving depth. Bad game balance is that which presents obvious choices that don't significantly contribute to the depth of a game, or can actively stifle it in the case of an overpowered element, which can outmode everything else even if everything else is balanced without it.

Bad balance can be problematic in other ways too. If the same strategy or unit is nearly always optimal it hurts the variety of game experience as well. And the worst consequence of it is in PvP games where the players don't have access to the same units; in those games it becomes a concern of fairness as well.

If I had to summarize a good principle for balance in one sentence, I'd say: "Any two elements that are likely to be alternatives need to be similarly powerful, and yet very different". If one is clearly better, it'll get used even in the situations where the others are at their best. If the difference between them is small, then it usually won't matter which one you pick.

The problem with CCGs is that in them, all cards are in a sense alternatives, since you build your deck by throwing together almost any combination of cards you want. And sure, cards can fill different roles - but it's not a hard divide. If none of the spells were decent, you'd run a deck of 40 creatures. If none of the 1-drops were decent, you'd run a deck with no 1-drops; if too many of the 1-drops were overpowered, you'd run a deck with an excess of 1-drops even if you didn't mean to play an aggro strategy. Every card in the game has to be somewhat comparable in strength to be balanced.

Whereas in a game like Prismata, because there's no deckbuilding it's perfectly okay to have some low-impact units in the game like Auride Core that would never get played if people had to build decks in a CCG fashion. Auride Core is still correct to buy fairly often, and creates an impressive number of non-trivial decisions in its use, but its impact on the overall strategy is negligible compared to most other units.

This - that not everything has to be equally powerful in a well-designed game - is something I wasn't able to understand until I played Prismata. Spellweaver was not only a disappointing game but it taught me a very flawed way of thinking about balance.

Interaction between game elements means that each one should not perform the same in all situations; it should have things it's good against, things it's weak against, and things it combos with. Interactivity is essential for making a game acceptably deep without just burdening the rules with artificial complexity.


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Illinois May Soon Allow for the Expungement of Marijuana Convictions

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While possessing small amounts of marijuana is no longer a criminal offense in Illinois, people who had previously been convicted of marijuana possession marijuana possession still have a criminal record for offenses that are no longer a crime. However, those people might soon be able to have their records expunged, thanks to House Bill 2367 .

Prior Possession Laws

Possession of small amounts of marijuana was decriminalized in Illinois by a bipartisan law that was signed by Gov. Bruce Rauner in 2016. Prior to this law, the Cannabis Control Act made possession of amounts up to 2.5 grams of marijuana a Class C misdemeanor, which carried a punishment of up to 30 days in jail, and possession of 2.5 to 10 grams of marijuana was a Class B misdemeanor, which carried up to six months in jail. After the passage of the 2016 law, possession of 10 grams of marijuana or less is a civil offense that carries a fine between $100 and $200.

Records Could Be Expunged

If the new law passes , those who were convicted of possession of marijuana or marijuana paraphernalia before 2016 could have their records expunged. Under this bill, you would have to wait at least three years after the completion of your sentence to petition for expungement of your charges. In order to have your records of convictions or guilty pleas relating to those offenses expunged, you must petition a circuit court.

What is Expungement?

Expungement is a process in which the record of an arrest or conviction of a crime is erased in the eyes of the law. Once you have expunged your criminal conviction, you do not have to disclose information about it for things such as a job application. Your conviction also will not show up if a background search or a search of public records is conducted.

What Does it Mean to Petition the Court?

Petitioning a court is simply the act of asking a court to hear a case. Petitioning a court means that you have gone through the process of filling out the right forms to ask permission from the court to have your matter heard. Petitioning the court can mean a lot of paperwork and possibly a lot of stress, but with the help of an experienced attorney, it can be completed effectively, allowing you to clear your criminal record.

Contact a Criminal Defense Lawyer

If you have been charged with a drug offense like marijuana possession, a Joliet drug criminal defense lawyer can help you take the steps needed to benefit you. Contact the Law Office of Jack L. Zaremba to explore your options for defense against charges or learn how we can help you expunge or seal a previous conviction. Call 815-740-4025 to schedule your free consultation.


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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2’s Jennifer Lawrence [Katniss Everdeen], Josh Hutcherson [Peeta Mellark], Liam Hemsworth [Gale Hawthorne], Woody Harrelson [Haymitch Abernathy], Donald Sutherland [President Snow], Willow Shields [President Coin], Sam Claflin [Finnick Odair], Elizabeth Banks [Effie Trinket], Jena Malone [Johanna Mason], Jeffrey Wright [Beetee], Natalie Dormer [Cressida], Evan Ross [Messalla], Elden Henson [Pollux], Wes Chatham [Castor], Eugenie Bondurant [Tigris], Stef Dawson [Annie Cresta], Meta Golding [Enobaria], Patina Miller [Commander Paylor], Omid Abtahi [Homes], Misty Ormiston [Leeg 1], Kim Ormiston [Leeg 2], Producer Nina Jacobson, Producer Jon Kilik, and Director Francis Lawrence posed for photos and signed for fans Monday evening at the US Premiere of THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY – PART 2, Presented by Samsung and Chrysler, at the Microsoft Theater at LA Live, in Los Angeles, CA.

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THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY – PART 2 opens in the US on November 20, 2015.

The blockbuster Hunger Games franchise has taken audiences by storm around the world, grossing more than $2.2 billion at the global box office. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 now brings the franchise to its powerful final chapter in which Katniss Everdeen [Jennifer Lawrence] realizes the stakes are no longer just for survival – they are for the future.

With the nation of Panem in a full scale war, Katniss confronts President Snow [Donald Sutherland] in the final showdown. Teamed with a group of her closest friends – including Gale [Liam Hemsworth], Finnick [Sam Claflin] and Peeta [Josh Hutcherson] – Katniss goes off on a mission with the unit from District 13 as they risk their lives to liberate the citizens of Panem, and stage an assassination attempt on President Snow who has become increasingly obsessed with destroying her.  The mortal traps, enemies, and moral choices that await Katniss will challenge her more than any arena she faced in The Hunger Games.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 is directed by Francis Lawrence from a screenplay by Peter Craig and Danny Strong and features an acclaimed cast including Academy Award®-winner Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Academy Award®-winner Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jeffrey Wright, Willow Shields, Sam Claflin, Jena Malone with Stanley Tucci and Donald Sutherland reprising their original roles from The Hunger Games and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. The impressive lineup is joined by The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 co-stars Academy Award®-winner Julianne Moore, Mahershala Ali, Natalie Dormer, Wes Chatham, Elden Henson and Evan Ross.

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Valerie Bertinelli: ‘I Have Never Been Happier’

Valerie Bertinelli has lost over 40 pounds and has never looked better thanks to a lot of hard work and a little help from Jenny Craig, however when it came to the question, “Would you rather be thin or married?” Valerie didn’t think a second before answering, “marriage” to new husband Tom Vitale.

“I have never been happier,” the ‘Hot in Cleveland’ star, 50, told me at the TV Land Awards on Sunday. “And it’s not like we are newlyweds. We had been together for seven years before we got married. We both have our own lives and own lives together, that’s what makes it work.”

Valerie knows a thing about marriage. She was of course hitched to rock guitar legend Eddie Van Halen between 1981 and 2007. It ended in divorce, but that’s a looooong marriage in Hollywood years.

The ‘One Day at a Time’ alum and Tom kept their wedding in January such a secret, the bride even greeted her guests before the ceremony in her bathrobe before slipping into a blue wedding dress that showed off her amazing curves.
In our quick chat on the red carpet, Valerie refused to judge any celebrities in terms of which celebs she thought had done the best when it came to losing weight. Simply saying, “I have done the best for me.”

You certainly have, lady.

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What connects the following photographers?

1957 Yasuhiro Ishimoto (石元 泰博)
1958 Ikko Narahara (奈良原一高)
1960 Eikoh Hosoe (細江英公)
1961 Tohmatsu Shomei (東松照明)
1961 Seiryu Inoue (井上青龍)
1962 Shisei Kuwabara (桑原史成)
1964 Yutaka Takanashi (高梨豊)
1967 Daido Moriyama (森山大道)
1967 Kishin Shinoyama (篠山紀信)

You will agree it is a fabulous line-up, and an era that must be seen in retrospect as a golden age for Japanese photography.

The dates give a clue, for they are the years in which these photographers received an award from the Nihon Shashin Hihyouka Kyoukai(日本写真批評家協会). This organisation operated between 1955 and 1971. In hindsight it is easy to say these were obvious choices, but it is not at all easy to identify great photographers so consistently at an early stage of their careers.

Most of the award winners have gone on to greater recognition, in Japan and overseas, but one or two have been forgotten by all but the connoisseurs and their work deserves to be seen by a wider audience. I'll return to this theme in a later post, and in future Zen Foto exhibitions.