วันอาทิตย์ที่ 26 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

Kasper Schmeichel never foxed by legacy of father Peter's glove story

As he prepares to face Norwich City in the FA Cup, flyer goalie Leicester settled and focused on making your own way in the position that made her famous father

There are times when a name is so powerful that it threatens to overshadow all his achievements. Ask Jordi Cruyff. Nigel Clough or. In the city of Leicester, however, there is a goalkeeper who is so comfortable with his last name that just seems to be an advantage.

Kasper Schmeichel

can not win the European Cup or play over 350 games for Manchester United, but he knows that develops as the son of Peter gave the best platform for your career. Not so much that his father played for United, but his father had as teammates, that has shaped the careers of the young Dane. "I was incredibly lucky to grow up because my father went down to the training I've seen the best players of his generation of trains every day," said Kasper before the match of the FA Cup on Saturday at Norwich City.

"To see people like my father, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, David Beckham and Eric Cantona every day in training was incredible. I saw how they worked hard, and perfectionism dedication necessary to achieve absolute upward. His work ethic is why we were the best and why, in the case of Giggs and Scholes are still the best. I learned that there no shortcuts. "

There are no shortcuts in force. Kasper Schmeichel Soccer Day was not easy. In the city of Manchester, while still a teenager, he was at a stage which promised to be the guardian of the No. 1 club in the coming years, but when he signed a new contract is learned that it was not the case. It was not even the # 1 next weekend.

In Leeds United at the end of last season, was sold against his will with the director, Simon Grayson, is unusual lengths to explain the reasoning behind the offer. "When Kasper have other alternatives that will make us better and keep moving forward," said Grayson. "If no offer had come, would not have changed the position we were looking for another goalkeeper stands out even more. It is still an area I was looking to strengthen. "

Schmeichel So he packed his bags and joined Leicester last summer. But then he is accustomed to being in motion. In the city of Manchester, when he was out of the team that was desperate to play and was loaned to Darlington, Bury, Falkirk, Cardiff City and Coventry City. This is in sharp contrast to another player who has been in the news recently, Carlos Tevez, who has not even imagine the heat against Bayern Munich. "Tevez? I do not know what happens there, I have no idea," said Schmeichel. "I prefer to play down a division and sit and do nothing, but it depends on the individual and what they want. For me it has always been to play. "

In 2009, he finally got a permanent move to Notts County. It looked great. Munto Finance provided money and Sven-Goran Eriksson had already joined. In December, however, both Munto and Eriksson is gone and Schmeichel was only half of what turned out to be a surreal campaign. "It was a crazy season. One day, we used had to go to the Games and the next I could barely afford a bus. One minute these people said they had lots and lots of money and learns suddenly they were crooks and they were not there anymore.

"But I liked it. Going there was one of the best decisions I ever made. It is in these situations you really know what kind of people who work. Every day we just read the papers trying to find what was happening. know nothing. We tried to move on to football. And in the end we won the league comfortably. " Although the promotion was clear that Notts County and could not pay, credit Schmeichel, ending a four-year contract had left on it. He spent the following season at Elland Road and now at 25, is committed to Leicester with the triple objective of playing at Wembley in the FA Cup, winning promotion to the Premier League and win a place at Euro 2012 the Denmark team.

Schmeichel Jr. did and played a blind behind the center of defense Lars Olsen, who just happened to be a coach at Brondby at the time. Schmeichel was invited for a trial with the Danish club, but before the season was over Manchester City and had telephoned him and invited him again. He never hesitated.

Ten years later, and 13 years later, he was finally able to see the Manchester United players to train professionally at close range, sitting in the Stade Roi power and reflection on a changing society . "This is the football player the most pampered today? I do not know. I think it's always what you do for yourself. If you look at Giggs and Scholes have not changed with the success we had, right? If yy from today I am sure you would have the same mentality and be successful. If you want to be surrounded by many people and be pampered, while c ' is a decision for yourself. I personally do not, and I do not feel the need to do. "

also notes that one of the players who have come through it in the city, Joe Hart, showed that the modern footballer can be as dedicated as Scholes and Giggs generation. "You could see the first day he would be world class. And both learned a lot of people in the city.

"We had Tim Flores as coach we had, at different stages, David James, Shay Given and David Seaman. Joe and I used to be there and just admire them and talk about what they have done and what could be collected. And then we have to prove. Some of the things that work for you and others do not. They are professionals, are the winners in the field and are perfectionists . They want everything to be right and me and Joe, that young children who can not help but be influenced by that. "
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วันอังคารที่ 21 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

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World Cup soccer adventure breaks for homeless people with dementia, these radical approaches, and thinkers, are worthy of applause

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วันอาทิตย์ที่ 19 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

Dominic Crouch: 'I'm so, so sorry for what I'm about to do'

then kissed a boy during a game of rotation of the bottle, Dominic Crouch, 15, jumped to his death. Her suicide prompted his father to campaign against homophobic bullying. But the tragedy of the family does not end here

before May 18, 2010, the ducks were seen as a happy family. It is not unusual, perhaps, but comfortable enough to enjoy the company of others. The arguments were rare. They laughed a lot.

above the fireplace in the living room of his modest home is a picture of four of them on holiday in the Lake District. It was taken on a cloudy day and are stacked in waterproof hiking boots with a smile in preparation for the click of the camera timer. Paola, a small woman with delicate features with dark hair and eyes, is at the center, flanked by his two teenage children, Julia and Santo Domingo. In the back, arms outstretched to encircle their young, is the father, Roger, his only expression of the obvious pride.

"We used to laugh all the time - we were very strong and loud," said Paola, sitting on a big blue end of the sofa back against a wall of the room. His daughter, Julia TODAY 'Today 20, sits cross-legged next to her, that do not meet the eyes of his mother. Instead, she played with a series of colorful bracelets, arm still around as a reminder of the various music festivals, it was until last summer.

"Now it's different," says Paola, watching his daughter. "You feel you should not be happy. I am aware of that. If I walk the dog and it's a good day, crisp puts a smile on my face, I fear that people look at me and think, "Oh, well, OK it, then."

The picture on the mantel is one of the first things Paola wants to see me when I walk in your door. She wants, I think, to show what a normal family, who were then, and how, that day in May two years ago, a catastrophic sequence of events is launched that I leave here, two women on a sofa in an empty house, not wanting to know the look in case they start to cry.

May 18, 2010, Sunday committed suicide by jumping from the roof of a six-storey block of flats near their school in Cheltenham. He was 15. In the note he left his family, hastily scrawled in black ink lines inclined, writes: "Dear family, I am so sorry for what I have intimidated me a lot recently and I had a lot of

. aa composed by me shit is not true. "

In the study, nearly six months later, it was learned that Dominic had kissed a boy on a school trip to a part of the rotation of the bottle. A group of Year 9 students had been in a residential trip to the Forest of Dean, organized by the school - and St. Edward in a private school, Catholic. Males were housed in St. Briavels Castle - a 13th century building that now serves as a hostel - and a gentle night had gathered in a field to play the game

At the time, seemed a little more than an example of teenage revelry. However, some participants recorded the game on their mobile phones and is believed to have been subsequently broadcast images, among other friends. Domingo, who was dyslexic and found it difficult to give a quick answer, apparently became the target of some jokes when he returned to St. Edward after the trip. Although these jokes were described by one student as "no more jokes in school," which seemed to be quite painful on Sunday left three suicide notes, which are all mentioned harassment.

When contacted, Peter Goatley, president of St. Edward's administration, said: "After Sun's death, police interviewed several students, including several suggested by Mr. and Mrs.. Crouch found no evidence of the cathedral. were intimidated, and did not the coroner, who also heard extensive testimony about the life of Sun beyond the school. "Mr. Goatley said position of the school is that "harassment of any kind is not, nor will be tolerated" and that its anti-bullying policy specifically mentioned homophobic bullying and has for many years. According to Mr Goatley, that there was "clear evidence" that if something was said Sunday morning of his death that could have caused discomfort enough to kill.

For Father Dominic, however, there is no doubt that his son was the victim of homophobic bullying. In the months that followed the death of his son, Roger was devoted to campaign on behalf of his son. He toured the country speaking to school, meet with MPs and councilors in writing of the need to adopt a "zero tolerance". general is a complex problem: according to a 2007 report by Stonewall, the lobbying organization for gays and lesbians, 65% of lesbians, gays and bisexual pupils have experienced bullying , as did three quarters of young gay men who attend religious schools. Even if gay pupils are not direct targets, they are "learning in an environment where homophobic language and comments are very common." Ninety-eight percent of gay youth hear the expression "it is so gay "or" You're so gay "at school - and anecdotal evidence suggests that the terminology is used freely in workplaces across the country

Stonewall

A report in 2009 revealed that eight out of 10 secondary teachers and two in five primary school teachers reported hearing homophobic slurs like "fag" or "dyke", "queer" and "fag ". Ninety percent of secondary teachers had seen children being harassed homosexuals.

In a speech at an education conference following the death of Dominic, Roger Crouch the assumption that "joke" Sunday ear could have been "just a way to make fun of a boy who was vulnerable "and presented a series of measures to ensure that schools have undertaken such actions seriously. According to Julia, the campaign was" Dad how to cope. "It has been determined, said Paola, the voice of the child "should be heard" and their efforts led to him was named "Hero of the Year" at a ceremony held by Stonewall last November.

"It was really exciting to see how he and Paola have tried to make sense both of what had happened and the future," said Ben Summerskill, Stonewall Chief Executive , who worked closely with the couple. "It would be very easy for them just to go immediately and can not think about how to help change the lives of others.

"We do not know if Dominic was gay or not, but a sad reality for many similar cases is that parents tend to go in complete denial, even when there is evidence significant only for why his son committed suicide. In these cases, parents are going through all the emotions of discovering that your child may have been gay, and the trauma of losing a child. "Yet despite showing Roger outward force, which was, says Summerskill, "a broken heart - and I use such language with caution."

On November 28, 2011, just weeks after receiving the award from Stonewall, Roger Crouch hanged himself in the garage of the family home. Your emotions were beaten, their energy was exhausted, she could go. He was 55. The funeral director came to remove the body was the same man who organized the funeral Sunday.

When she says that Paola, shakes his hands more tightly around his coffee cup. "When he died Domi, who was like a black box is opened in your head," she says. "It seemed the beginning of the end ... I do not intend to kill Roger. I think that the intention to stop the pain ... I think I fell into a dark and very, very badly. "

By Paola and Julia, the pain of losing a father, brother, husband and son is so raw, it's almost a tangible presence. They are described as "shell shock" and the evil day by day, to give meaning to what happened in barely 21 months.

"Time does funny things when you are grieving," says Paola. "I do not feel it at the normal rate."

"They do not realize much of the day," said Julia. "Just blurs into one." She stares at me. "I could not even tell you what day it is. "

When you talk to your family and friends this Sunday was like, there are certain words that appear over and over again. "Cheeky" is one of them. "Soft", "class" and "hysterically funny" are there too. Ty Griffiths, a friend from elementary school, said: "I do not think I ever had been broken, it is always fun things to laugh or do something so spontaneous that we all laughed with him.". Calum Wood, who knew Sunday's three years old, remembers him as "a little man with a big heart" who loved climbing trees and walking barefoot whenever possible. "There were hand and foot along the marks on the walls of their room in which shimmy along like a monkey," said Calum.

Julia, her sister, who is studying history at the University of Leeds, remember that no two of them argued. "It seems really stupid," she said, unable to stop the tears, "but I used to play on the PlayStation game called Crash Bandicoot and he was so good in this area has had very good taste on television and film -. Loved

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Dominic went to school as usual on the day of his death, without any suggestion that there was something wrong. The previous day he had returned from his trip to St. Briavels art. Both Paola and Julia I remember being very happy when he returned, full of stories about how he helped a friend who has suffered an epileptic seizure. Victoria Widdows, a classmate of Dominique, who was on the trip, recalled: "It seemed the happiest he has never seen any signs of discomfort seem Dominican in his last days, he was a quiet boy and sometimes he liked to keep things to himself, .. but if you ever saw him look sad, I always wondered if it was OK. "

Giulia, who took him to school the next morning the family home in the village of Gretton (a distance of six miles), did not notice anything unusual. "We're not talking in the car, we put on music, because we both loved the band Green Day. I left, I said that it was something after school , and they would need to be taken up later than usual. I do not think it was planned. do not think he knew he would. "

What happened that morning, after Julia left his brother at the door of the school, was skipping classes to Sunday afternoon and headed for a building of housing close around 13:15. Once inside, he went upstairs and, despite being only 5 feet 6 inches tall, seems to have jumped to the roof hatch to open and access the roof. At 14:22, he sent a message of notification of the 999 emergency services of your situation and your intention to commit suicide. He received an automated reply, saying. "A message has been sent 999 emergency No services have been alerted You must be registered to use this service.".
How have this message from a child in distress and 15 years, dyslexic? Paola does not like to think. "If the school just called me and told me he was not there," she said. "I called and called and called [the phone]. I wish I had had this opportunity. "


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วันพฤหัสบดีที่ 16 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

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From Kermit

War Horse, low-tech digital art is created improved

We have all heard of aging rock stars making a comeback, but what about the Muppets? Kermit the Frog, which first took shape in a school class American art in the mid-1950s, is back on the chatshow circuit. The last film of the Muppets won five star reviews on both sides of the Atlantic and an Oscar nomination for Best Song. And yet, still bears irregular Gustavo, green felt collar that looks like something off a child in a craft shop.

suspect that the current success of the Muppets is largely nostalgia. Those of us who grew up on Sesame Street and Muppets will be happy to assist our children to the movies where you laugh at satire postmodern script. But you also like the fact that the Muppets are simplistic yet touching, low-tech? Disney could have bought, but the Muppets are a triumph of felt and foam in CGI.

The art of puppetry in general knows something of a renaissance thanks to the huge success of the National Theatre with the workhorse. The stage show - which is now a worldwide success -. He has horses size puppets of sugar cane, wood and mesh that are handled by three actors on stage

shouted at the National Theatre, and yet can not cope with the sentimentality of the film. Puppet allows us to fill gaps with our imagination instead of having our emotions manipulated by the sunsets and ominous orchestral music. Call me a Luddite, but I want to take my vegetables delivered in a box directly from a farm in Devon, I love knowing that the puppets of war horses are handmade in a workshop in Cape Town. There is also wide. I want to know small businesses can still make it big with a little wood glue and string.

We used to think of puppets as entertainment for children, but that is no longer the case. Even the Royal Shakespeare Company is using. Two recent productions, the storm and a staging of Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis epic poem, were collaborations with London Little Angel puppet theater.

The Angel - founded by John and Lyndie Wright 50 years ago - still make their puppets on the site. Upon entering his studio is like stumbling in the first scene of Pinocchio. There are people sitting on wooden saddles cutting a small head. The craft is magical. Venus puppet used in the production of the CBC was made of foam calf skin softer inside for erotically could sink into the arms of hard wood Adonis.


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วันพุธที่ 15 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

Attachment disorder: The families struggling to stay in control

families of children with disruptive and violent attachment disorder are finding that support for the condition in case of shortage

On a good day, 14 years, step-son James Robson Amy is like any other teenage boy - who is happy to present you with the latest footie results of a game or contest on the PlayStation in his home in Cumbria. But on a bad day, the teenager himself was known to threaten his classmates, teachers and attack, even defecate in the classroom.

Two years ago, James was diagnosed with attachment disorder, which occurs when the link between child and caregiver, not formed during early childhood.

was caused by the chaotic start in life, living in a violent home with an alcoholic mother. James was eight years old when his father got custody of him. Later, James showed a behavior of concern that the refusal to change his underwear for weeks and threatened suicide.

"We have reached a critical point [last year], because they did not receive aid," said Reyes. "Finding the right treatment and support was difficult. Just because the diagnosis is a huge task., Finally, a CAMHS [Child and adolescent mental health services] work has been diagnosed with attachment disorder but after a long journey with the social worker, funding was cut and the end of it. No more aid. "

Help may soon be at hand, after the granting of a government grant to a group of child psychiatrists to Hull York Medical School to conduct a systematic examination to determine interventions are most effective among parents of children with attachment problems. Barry Wright, a child psychiatrist and professor emeritus at the Hull York Medical School, is leading the review, which will publish its findings in 2014. He said that rapid diagnosis and early intervention are of vital importance. "As many of these things, the more support you can put in the first, plus dividends paid"

Studies have shown that children with attachment problems at an early age usually come to have behavioral problems. "Many young people who see they do the crime committed on a regular basis often come from troubled and often you can see very clearly that there are connection problems that are there," said Wright.

Hayley Morgan fears his 13-year-old adopted son Jon will go to jail. Jon was expelled from two schools and to participate with the police several times after physically assaulting Morgan and her husband. Last year, social workers placed him in foster care for the safety of himself and his family.

In December, Morgan was eventually offered a course funded by the Council to learn more about attachment issues. But she said he could not teach their coping strategies. He was sent to a course of self-defense to cope with violent behavior, but Jon will not be allowed home until social workers believe that there will be a danger to himself and others .

despite cuts in many CAMHS services, the government insists that the welfare of the mental and psychological health of children is a priority in its agenda. In October, the care services minister Paul Burstow announced a £ 32m investment in psychological therapies for children and youth with mental health problems, including attachment disorders.

Burstow said: .. "We innovate with this investment in the mental health of children, we work with young people and staff to begin to change the way mental health is delivered by the NHS half of people with mental health problems early symptoms experience of 14 years and three quarters before their mid-20. This pioneering work will focus on early and effective treatment. "
But Morgan said: "When I spoke to people at home for children who Jon is, he said:" We get too late. "


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Lucy Prebble: 'Gaming is an artform just like theatre'

playwright Lucy Prebble Enron became addicted to computer games as a child. And he said, they are so well developed as works in film, television or stage

The first thing I remember is

Zork

. The year I was born, four boys who had invented a programming language at MIT, published a text "computer game" Interactive who went by the name futuristic nonsense, but impressive, Zork

. It is hard to remember the computers they were then, without the current direction of technological sophistication (or should be so naive). My father worked in the computer, so we had computers at home at an early age. I remember my older brothers learn to "code" to enter the command strings to form a small "program" which meant the team did something like change the color of the screen or display a triangle on the road

most of us remember the darkness of the DOS, the blinking cursor, patient but demanding. It was a time when I felt deep in his team were at the show. You turn it on and not its black belly, waiting to be plowed through, vulnerable, demanding endless. There was nothing nice design, Happy Apple or order the Windows blue ring. We were still building a comfortable house with these materials. No, DOS was so open and black as the American plains in the dark and scary as. But there were prizes for those brave enough to dominate the border.

And what those of us who remember DOS realize now is that we are protected against a team that really how it works: how to code, design or run a program. We have tamed the frontier and lost these basic skills. Few of us give up our homes stylish and compatible virtual to be out in the cold of the night again, but there was an excitement in the dark. On this darkness came one of the first stories I remember saying.

Zork

was a computer game based on the text, which meant that only a black screen, white text appeared weak, say where he was, what was going on and then wait for instructions. "You are standing in an open field," he began, "west of a white house with a boarded front door. There is a small mailbox here. "

Then you can write what I wanted. No multiple choice questions, free avatar, you must type in ... nothing. It is difficult to explain the emotion that was a little boy obsessed book that had recently learned to read, padding hidden under the floor, his eyes reflecting the glow of the screen, Ribena dangerous on the keyboard. I wondered what to do next. I am invited to join the story.

You remember that little exciting in the Big

where the new Tom Hanks adult toy designing the next big thing: ebook comic where the reader can make decisions along the way the final? Well, congratulations, my friend, invent games only eight years after the fact.

course, there was trash, so to speak. It recognizes a limited number of words to do with management or action, and it was easy to fall repeatedly being killed by a crane in a cave, but it was really scary, and n ' had no idea what was coming. There were birds to watch and a "sinister presence prowls" and so dark that the narrative form, literally, literally push through. Obviously, there were authors of this adventure in the black night. You might say, because when you put in bad words instead of commands (as I defy anyone to resist, if Zork or Siri in the new iPhone 4S), the game recognized and criticized in appropriate containers. At that time, a little girl in the office of his father and four adult males in debt bondage MIT. In a product completely.

From this point, my trip was Sega-dependent. Runaway Jury, the Mega Drive. There were those who went the way of Nintendo, with lighter colors and bounce Mario squat. I avoided them. You were one of Nintendo or Sega and never the two should go around the house to the other for tea. I can still hear the voice of the Mega Drive

Altered Beast

. You can always make a strange impression of the sounds made when it launched a fireball in the Ryu

Street Fighter

. Why I became an avid player, while many in those days at least, right?

think it's related to writing. Like writing, the game is essentially private and individual (although not really need). He is creative, compared to the passivity of watching a movie or read a book. Decisions are made and often even the design of the world for you. And, perhaps most important, is treated.

The writer has a strange and ridiculous response to the fight with their environment. Even the actor in front of his place in the scheme of things, the answer is relatively healthy to become capable of changing themselves better for everyone. The writer, frustrated and disappointed with their lives, above the storms, close the door and comes back: "If this is what the world is like, I make my own ..." What's more the analogy, is that for adolescents without power, which is removed SimCity

civilizations to build and rule on the other characters, smaller for a while?

Today, for example, is common practice to be able to design, in detail, the avatar of the character you play. This is a welcome element of choice for those of us tired of playing muscular white men who say things like: "We will kill time," apparently unaware of any double meaning. So pathetically try to design the body and face of my player to be exactly like mine. Not better, not the virtual version of your dreams from me, the real version of me, with bad teeth and love handles. satisfaction inherent to myself "play the game" has become a little less pleasant than Fable series or

Saints Row 3 realistic age of your character as it passes the time. So loading a game for me is to welcome an exact representation of my eyes and then quickly fades into the horrors to come.

But that does not mean that it is simply an expression of megalomania. As with writing, megalomania comes in an active way to fight against loneliness. We recognize the power of literature that drives us where, as Alan Bennett puts The History Boys : "The best moments of reading are those in which there is a passage seems have been written just for you. It is as if a hand has come to take his. "

Games
the hole?" All things are very irritating to hear, but often very useful and interactive for you.

Now you can literally play alongside each other as friends or enemies. Before, when a PC adventure the new game came to my house as a kid, we all take turns to play and if there was some difficulty, particularly to overcome, you can bet that the child or the adult who finally got Lara Croft without stopping to think that song jump against the wall would comply. It's very rare to find a child.


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วันจันทร์ที่ 13 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

A-level students' futures have been stolen from them

Most

A-level students face a lifetime of debt if they go to university, says Danny Dorling, for the benefit of the rich

twenty-five years, I collected my results in A. In 1986, only a handful of us traipsed to school to get them. Most children had left at the age of 16. Of those remaining, including those taking A-levels, only a small number could go to college, most of them are children. Today, half of all girls now earn a place at university.

When I went to college, there were no objections. This was because people had fought for decades to open to universities, not because there were so few of us come from regular schools. Angry reports were written in 1930 about the unequal access to university was then. Fifty years later, that has never been the same, but the tide turned again.

In 1986 the richest 1% of the population 18% of the wealth market (the kind you can borrow). For the rich, was a weak point. In that year, the poorest half of all Britons owns 10% of commercial wealth among them, a record. Latest figures show that the richest 1% of Britons now have 53% of the commercial wealth and the poorest half have only 6%.

most successful A level students are now facing a life of debt if they want to go to college. Student loans will eventually be signed by the richest 1%, occupying most of what money can be lent, that 53% of commercial wealth. In the coming decades, the interest on the debt that students have to pay for everything will find its way into bank balances than the richest 1%. This is not of interest to 99% of the population.


There is only one level of the students who will fly to keep the rich as rich, but their parents for help if they can, and grandparents, who cares of them now, even if they have "done well". In fact, everyone gets hurt when we say a generation that we are not willing to let what we had. Why not push selfishness and resentment? And if they do, who will take care of the elderly in 25 years?

Soon, 99% of us, probably to demand compensation from the British (private public disapproval and ostracism), very quiet and rich 25 years of flight that occurred and which runs through the financing of student loans and government loans in general. After all, it's not as if the "wealth creators" have succeeded in creating a new dawn. They had their 25 years of shooting and failed.
If you collect the results of this week, good luck with your future. Whatever you give, please remember that it is more important to be something good and useful than trying to get rich, or simply to survive. His parents have forgotten that. Let that happen and are now worried about their future and their own.

วันอาทิตย์ที่ 12 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2555

Italian ballerina sacked in anorexia row

Mariafrancesca Garritano shot at La Scala in Milan after winning dancers students were under pressure to lose weight

A principal dancer at La Scala in Milan, who criticized what he described as a plague of anorexia among dancers was summarily rejected by the company as it launches its 2012 season.

Mariafrancesca Garritano, 33, was dismissed for "damage the image" of La Scala after winning one in five suffered from anorexia dancers.

In an interview with the Observer

last December, lifted the lid on the regime Garritano dance school of La Scala, where he said that was driven into the weight loss after being accepted into the 16. She says she still suffers from stomach pain and frequent bone fractures, thought to be related to diet, and colleagues said that since she joined the ballet company of La Scala -. They could not have children

"I talk with people coming through the system and it seems that nothing has changed," he said last year.

Carlo Maria Cella

, a spokesman for La Scala, appeared to accept that students were subjected to high pressures in the past, but denied the allegation that the academy is becoming anorexic dancers Garritano.

"To say that La Scala is similar to that Garritano said she saw 15 years ago is not true," he said. "The teaching methods and are not used today and the school now has a nutrition course. As for not having children, nine of Garritano dance partners get pregnant within one year and a half. "

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But one former colleague said Garritano

Observer

that all was well with the dancers of today. "One in five of the dancers of this generation of this school had eating disorders, and continues to have serious consequences," said Michele Villanova, 47, principal dancer at La Scala between 1986 and 2010. "I saw him in the mood changes when people are in a deep depression after gaining weight. It is absurd to La Scala shot him before a full investigation."

Garritano said he knew he might lose his job over his revelations. Villanova said: "The dancers are afraid to speak, and what happened to Garritano shows why."

Recalling its way through the academy in 1980, Villanova said. "There was an atmosphere that tends to make students give priority to their physical form, just as their bodies were changing can not be obsessed with weight loss when they are 14."


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What present are you wrapping up for teacher this Christmas?

Aa school reveal what gifts they have in store for their teachers, from a turkey to a computer (very cheap)

Mary Buscombe, 15, is in year 11, the small school in San Miguel in Truro

I live on a farm on the outskirts of Newquay, and for years I have always given teachers a turkey at Christmas. We have about $ 50 at the farm, most of them are killed in preparation for Christmas, but we still have a life for Easter

People think they stick to the turkey, or is difficult to see them die, but it is not - if you live on a farm, you understand that it is the point thereof. It usually allows me to kill teachers turkey the day before going to eat - it can be to keep twisting the neck while someone. They die quickly and easily, and then we'll hang up and start their feathers.

My mother will cook the turkey on the farm here, since I have an oven big enough to school, then we will take one day next week. My school is very small - only 31 students and 10 teachers - even if the turkey is my gift for teachers, we will all get something for our lunch that day because it's the kind of school where we are like one big family.

All

always says that the turkey is delicious - no comparison between a turkey raised at home and the type you buy in stores. This is a great gift before the Christmas holiday break.

Diment India, nine, is in Grade 5 in primary school Holy Ghost in Balham, London

I give my teacher, Miss Wood, a few things in the bathroom. Last year I gave Miss Ruff, my teacher of four years, this brilliant ever - a chocolate pizza! She really likes chocolate, so I thought it would be perfect for her. She opened all her gifts in front of the class and when he saw the pizza box, I think she thought it was a joke - and then when he saw the pizza could not believe what a huge slab of chocolate that was! She took off to try some in the staff room at break and said it was delicious.

I did crochet club every Monday this term, and I really enjoyed it. My grandmother encouraged me to do - she is brilliant in knitting, and she lives in town and helps run the club at my school hook. So when I thought of a gift to my teacher, friend, sir, I thought, why not hook? I'm knitting a decorating your Christmas tree. It is a cute animal with balls attached. Is nearing completion.

friend, man is a brilliant teacher. He is very friendly and helpful, and loves computers - and computers is my favorite subject. I do not think he knows how much I'm on the hook, so I think you'll be surprised when you see it. I hope you will put on your tree and have a wonderful Christmas.



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It's our narrow view of education that holds pupils back | Yvonne Roberts



New changes to GCSE 'will penalise dyslexic pupils'

plan to award points for spelling and grammar are unfair to people with learning difficulties, experts warn

ministers have been accused of discrimination against students with dyslexia, to announce plans to give 5% of marks in GCSE examinations in spelling, punctuation and grammar, as part of a campaign to improve communication skills.

dyslexia experts, educators and teachers unions say the new dialing rules, announced by the Ministry of Education last month penalized hundreds of thousands of people with disabilities and authentic spelling make it harder to reach target grades.

At the same time, groups of dyslexia have reported a growing concern and confusion among parents and students, who are concerned about the lack of trained staff in schools, which can help overcome disability and guide them on how to get extra time or other assistance in examinations.

In a white paper in 2010, the DEA said the government's determination to better equip youth for the labor market by putting more emphasis on spelling, punctuation and grammar in GCSE marking. He said: "When young people competing for jobs and enter the workplace, which should communicate accurately and effectively so we believe that changes in the last decade to eliminate the separate evaluation of spelling, punctuation and grammar GCSE plans of the brand were a mistake.

"We asked Ofqual [the Office for review and resolution of qualification] to give advice on how branded systems might be more in mind the importance of spelling, punctuation and grammar for examinations in all matters. "

Dr Kate Saunders, executive director of the British Dyslexia Association, said: "We are very concerned that these changes may penalize dyslexic people believe that discrimination is not dyslexic candidates for advantage, but only an equal .. in order to demonstrate their knowledge and skills. Our ongoing efforts to improve the conditions have now fallen. "

In 2009 the then Labor government announced a package of 10 million pounds to train 4,000 teachers specializing in dyslexia in the next two years, after a review of services for children with difficulties Learning, published by education expert Sir Jim Rose. The BDA said that many of these specially trained teachers are laid off. He also had its government funding of £ 107,000 per year for an online help for the withdrawal.


Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, the largest teachers union, "he told the students for whom English was not their first language, would also suffer." The proposed reforms to the aims of GCSE spelling, punctuation and grammar, it will be difficult for students who are either in English as a second language or who are dyslexic. "


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Liverpool pays tribute to prison camp survivors

A monument commemorates the pioneers who came home from Japanese captivity, but often had a second, psychological warfare, to win

Liverpool prepares for a difficult week, the House of Commons debate in Hillsborough, on Monday night, another type of memory must be released on Pier Head.

It is sobering, and perhaps a little optimistic, given that the only public tribute to thousands of men, women and children who survived captivity in camps Japanese POWs of the war with their notoriously cruel regimes.


more than 37,500 prisoners of war and civilians from more than 2000 returned to Britain, at least 20,000 of them see their friends and family for the first time at the Pier Head, for eight weeks when transport ships arrived between October and December 1945. Many of them had their last stage in the UK in the Mersey River, famous in the five years prior.

a score of them and their families, including several grandchildren, will join local residents Saturday, October 15 to celebrate the opening of the granite monument that was paid for by public subscription . The prize goes to Maurice Naylor CBE, 91, a former prisoner of war of the 135th Field Artillery Regiment. The grandchildren of his former commander, Lieutenant Colonel Philip Toosey. Zach and Eliza Parsons, who are nine and seven years, laid a wreath before the bugle sounded the last post.

Naylor said:

The prisoners of the Far East had first hidden by a focus on Europe and the horrors of the Holocaust. Since then he has become famous for survivors who have achieved success in spite of treatment, including writers JG Ballard and Laurens van der Post and artist Ronald Searle. However, others have also been marked to discuss the experience of years, and in many cases still. The research was a test case and the patient, the following, including a long-term study by the Medical Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

More than 50,000 British forces were caught between the fall of Hong Kong in December 1941, followed by Singapore in February 1942 and the Dutch East Indies, a month later. A quarter died from brutal treatment or neglect, including the untreated disease. Among the victims of the famous Olympic runner Eric Liddell. Other sports personalities have survived, including cricket commentator for the Olympic Games of the coin "jump" EW Swanton and1948 winner Jim Halliday, who weighed 38 pounds (six stone) when he returned to the Pier Head. He worked and Searle Swanton as forced laborers in the notorious Burma railway. Hermance van den Wall Bake, the mother of the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, is another survivor, admitted to Indonesia, where she was born.

The plaque was the idea of ??the Far East Prisoner Research Group of military history, including President Meg Parkes, the daughter of a prisoner in Java and later in Japan, said:


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Arts education defended by star-studded campaign

Lord Puttnam and Kevin Spacey among the great names of the creative industries in the UK supporting a report that highlights the importance of cultural activities and learning

Kevin Spacey, Lord Puttnam, Nick Hornby and director of the Tate, Sir Nicholas Serota lead a concerted cultural reaction against government plans to focus the program of UK schools in a core "traditional" subjects.

Spacey, artistic director of the Old Vic in London, joined the great names of theater, art, film and education to support ImagineNation: the case of learning culture, a report of the campaign launched by the Alliance of cultural learning. The artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, Michael Boyd, and Mr. Hall, executive director of the Royal Opera House, also signed the document with educators and leaders of teacher unions.

Developed by a group of about 6,000 teachers, parents, artists, writers and artists, the report of the alliance shows that exposure to a wide range of cultural experiences at an early age improves all compliance issues. Take part in artistic activities, the report said, clearly can increase the cognitive skills of children.

"A lifetime of teaching has taught me that giving children the opportunity to visit museums and galleries is invaluable," said Professor Mick Waters, a curriculum expert and member of the alliance. "The report is part of the context of the government in question the value of education in general. Children need to paint, photograph, create, sing, move and dance, sewing and cooking. No doubt, we want our children to live their lives with joy? "

Decision

alliance was prompted by growing concerns that cultural learning is under the threat of development of the new government on a handful of themes. This has been described in a study by the National Association of Doctors of the Union of Women Teachers, which has been suggested that one in eight schools aimed at reducing the supply of arts, theater and music. The survey of 2,500 teachers found that 13% had already cut these questions.

Critics blame the side effects of high school English government (Ebacc), which requires students to get good GCSEs in two sciences, language and history or geography and English and mathematics. They believe this will chase schools of arts subjects.

also suggests that the arts improve students' skills securities from 10% to 17%, and refers to previous research that demonstrates the cognitive abilities of children could increase by 16% and 19% in average, if you took part in the arts.

A spokesman said the Ministry of Education Ebacc was designed to "open core academic subjects to hundreds of thousands of students, especially the poorest, who are denied the opportunity to take courses that best universities and employer demand. "

This weekend Waters replied that it was the poorest families in Britain who were in the greatest need for a comprehensive program. "It is particularly important for communities in need," he said.
"It gives them the opportunity to see and think about things a bit far from their aspirations. Children become more engaged and we find that their work in other areas reflects this sentiment improved self-confidence. "


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