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In this report, we explore the effectiveness of independent custody visitors at monitoring race and gender equality in police custody. We found some examples of positive work by independent custody visitors to improve the treatment and welfare of Black, Asian and minority ethnic people and women in police custody. However, a number of custody visitors lack understanding of institutional racism and discrimination, and custody visiting schemes need to be more racially diverse to better reflect the people detained in police custody. We also found a range of systemic barriers preventing custody visitors from monitoring race and gender equality effectively.

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Although family is an essential unit of every society, many intensive care units continue to impose limitations on families' access to their loved ones. Unlimited family presence is backed both by data and the guidelines of multiple professional societies. We propose that the obligation to protect the integrity and needs of our patients and families extends past our immediate relationship to them at the bedside, and is also a societal imperative. In a society rife with implicit bias, restrictions on family visitation risk selective enforcement of these rules, and further propagate social injustice. Restrictions on family presence, including rigid hours, reflect an arbitrary vision based on increasingly obsolete socioeconomic realities. The time is now to open our intensive care units both on behalf of our patients and families, and for the betterment of our society as a whole.

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Writing on the Wall, You're It!, Ready or Not, The Halfs & The Half Nots, Be Fearless And Play, Tower Of Babel Falls, Activate, Out of the Jar, and 2 more. , and , . Purchasable with gift card Buy Digital Discography $65 USD or more (35% OFF) Send as Gift lyrics Well you may see a man close up his open handAnd see how greed might motivate a reckless fistAnd you will witness pain of people's petty pursuits for gainBut you will never a hearse with a trailer hitchNo you will never see a hearse with a trailer hitchOh hungry ghosts in the land of milk and honeyThey are people so damn poor all they have is their moneyTruth be told, the truth will be toldOnly hear it when we're listeningWill unfold for young and old Cause in the end we're all just visitingIn the end we're only visitingOn this hedonic treadmill building appetiteWith collections of those little things that shineOh camels will not fit through needle's eyeYour camels will not fit through the needle's eyeOn the day they lay your body down to buryThere will be no pockets on the pants you're wearingAnd on that day you will see what all it is worthSo earthlings don't keep your treasures here on earthBecause in the end we're only visiting $(".lyricsText").last().bcTruncate(TruncateProfile.get("tralbum_long"), "more", "less"); credits from Ready or Not, released September 5, 2012 license all rights reserved tags Tags folk jam band reggae Minneapolis Shopping cart total USD Check out about Wookiefoot Minneapolis, Minnesota

While investment activity dropped slightly in the second and third quarters of 2020, overall private equity activity barely skipped a beat, which stands as an incredible achievement considering the adjacent social and political uncertainty the US and the world faced in 2020. At the same time, their back-office operations also adjusted to the new workflows and continued to meet critical milestones.

Looking ahead, CFOs said they would continue to reinforce technology investment and adjust flexible work schedules as they took further actions to enable a remote workforce. Firms should rightly view this as a successful return on investment and focus on building upon their success to guide how their organization operates in a post-pandemic environment.

As both Reagan and Victoria struggle to learn who they are and what they want in the present, they discover just how much they don't know about each other's pasts. And when each learns what the other's been hiding, they'll have to decide whether their friendship has a future.

• Accidental Incantation: Shortly after Thibault returns to his original time, Hunter, back at the house, drinks what he thought was a shake that they poisoned. He finds a slip of paper on the counter, and accidentally reads out the incantation. Immediately he is sent back to the medieval era seemingly in the same place as Thibault.

• Adaptation Deviation: In the original, Godefroy caused the witch to make him hallucinate and kill his bride's father thinking he was an aggressive bear because he raided her house, captured her and intended to burn her. In this film, it's an enemy noble to Thibault, Lord Warwick, who hires the witch to ruin Thibault's marriage.

• Speaking of the witch, she can summon a dragon here, while in the original she does no such thing.

• In the original, Godefroy kills his bride's father by mistake thinking he's an aggressive bear. In this film, Thibault kills his bride by mistake thinking she's a monster.

• There was nothing in the original film to suggest that the Time Travel potion could transport the drinkers to another continent as long as it's in the same room (it's just an Excuse Plot to move the story to America). Time-travellers rather ended up at the same place in a different century (often a forest where castles once stood).

• Adaptation Name Change: Godefroy is renamed "Thibault" (Malefète was kept), Jacquouille la Fripouille becomes "André le Paté", Frénégonde becomes "Rosalind", Béatrice becomes "Julia" and Ginette becomes "Angelique". The wizard, meanwhile, goes unnamed, while his name is Eusaebius in the original film.

• Butt-Monkey: Poor Andre is often ordered by Thibault to do things he would very much rather not do.

• Continuity Reboot: Despite sharing the same lead actors as the original film, it shares no continuity with it or its sequels.

• Curb-Stomp Battle: Thibault handles modern men fairly well in single combat.

• Dance Line: There's a scene towards the end of the film which ushers Hunter being discovered.

• Deliberate Values Dissonance: Obviously.

• The Dung Ages: Thibault and Andre wear the traditional garb of their time period. The Wizard meanwhile puts on a cowboy hat and thinks this will help him blend in.

• Eternal English: Thibault, Andre and the Wizard have little trouble communicating with the people of 21st century Chicago.

• Eternally Pearly-White Teeth: Played straight.

• Fish out of Temporal Water: Thibault and Andre are confused by modern concepts, such as cars, planes, television, and equal rights.

• Foreign Remake: Les Visiteurs IN AMERICA!

• Hong Kong Dub: The film was made in English language, and the French dub poorly syncs with the mouths, especially for Thibault and André.

• Identical Grandson: Christina Applegate plays both Rosalind and her descendant Julia.

• Idiot Ball: The wizard forgot one main ingredient (crow's eggs) of the potion, sending Thibault and Andre to the 21st century instead of sending them a few hours back in time. Oops...

• Medieval Morons: Thibault is a bit clueless, while Andre eats things he shouldn't.

• Mistaken for Special Guest: Thibault, who comes from 12th century England, is mistaken for Julia's distant French cousin.

• Off with His Head!: After the death of Rosalind, the king orders Thibault's death in the morning.

• Setting Update: The medieval part is changed from early 12th century France under Louis VI the Fat to late 12th century England under Henry the Second, and the modern-day part from early '90s France to the USA in the early 2000s.

• Stock Scream: During the skirmish at the beginning, a knight lets the Wilhelm Scream out when dying.

• Time Travel

• Time Travel for Fun and Profit: A bit unintentional, but Andre and Angelique sell the gemstones found on a serving cup that they'd accidentally brought to the future to get rich and go to Vegas.

• Timey-Wimey Ball: Because Thibault can interact with his descendants in the present, a Genre Savvy viewer can guess easily that despite Hunter's interference, Thibault is going to make it back to the past.

Such an affiliation should be feasible for students in the VUS program. As visiting students, we pay all University fees and tuition in full, and we would just as easily pay for on-campus housing to live in the Houses. Perhaps the College will be unable to offer sufficient housing for all the visiting students. But just some spots, along with an affiliation with the Houses, would go a long way to integrating visiting students. 041b061a72