Late Night Specials is the name of a short film made by Jeremy Mayall and James Sutherland.
It follows the interaction between two supermarket patrons and shares a look inside the world they inhabit in a passing glimpse - a world of string quartets in the Meat Section and isles full of ballroom dancers.
Filmed on location at Te Rapa New World in Hamilton, New Zealand, the shoot took two days and was filmed on mini-DV format.
It follows the interaction between two supermarket patrons and shares a look inside the world they inhabit in a passing glimpse - a world of string quartets in the Meat Section and isles full of ballroom dancers.
Filmed on location at Te Rapa New World in Hamilton, New Zealand, the shoot took two days and was filmed on mini-DV format.
Daniel Maldonado Jr. (born November 16, 1958) Puerto Rican - American born business strategist, writer, educator, technology analyst and community advocate - better known for his co-founding of M.E.C.C.A in the South Bronx during the mid 1980's; and for his efforts in helping to built and bridge- 'social awareness' between private sector companies and community based organizations -that helped to empower, educate and protect; the social and economic values; of the economically disadvantaged; Hispanic and African American community groups, in the New York City area.
Early life
Born Daniel Maldonado Jr. at Lincoln Hospital in the South Bronx to Puerto Rican parents; Maria V. Berrios and Daniel Maldonado. The oldest of two siblings (by 1-year) both him and his sister (Yvonne Maldonado) attended PS 62 before moving to Bayamon, Puerto Rico in the Summer of July of 1969.
Attended the prestigious (Christian Brothers -All Boys) Catholic High School “De La Salle” up until his sophomore year before transferring to public high school (Dr. Agustin Sthal) to play football during his junior and senior years.
In 1975 he graduated from High School and received a full scholarship to play football for the University of Mayaguez in Puerto Rico.
An overachiever and advent participant of both football and baseball; Daniel was scouted by the Baltimore Orioles in 1974 at the age of 16; a favorable scouting report prompted him to turn down, the following year, his scholarship to the University of Mayaguez, in favor of staying close to home to both pursue baseball and attend the University of Puerto Rico, where he would go on to play 'Double A' baseball until 1978, before returning back to the United States.
Overview and Business
1980- 1985: Worked with the now defunct – New York State Department of Labor TAP Centers (Testing Assessment Placement) in the South Bronx, Harlem, Brooklyn and Upper West Side Manhattan; as an Employment Specialist, Job Developer and Employment Coordinator.
1985- 1990: Worked in the Educational Arena with numerous (Title IV) Proprietary Business Schools, Licensed by the NYS Board of Education and Accredited by AICS, as an Admissions Representative, Employment Director, Instructor, Admissions Director and School Director. (Royal Business School, American Hi-Tech, Robert Fiancé, Career Blazers, UBI, UBS, SCS Business and Technical Institute).
1990- Present: Transitioned into the Technology arena working in various roles such as; VP, SVP, Managing Director, COO, Management Consultant, Business Analyst and Project Manager; for several Top-Tier fortune 1000 companies such as: JP Morgan, Chase, GHI and US Trust; as well, as numerous technology solutions oriented firms with global initiatives and facilities in India, South Africa, Mauritius, Canada, London, Tokyo-Japan, Seoul-Korea and Guangzhou –China.
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Early life
Born Daniel Maldonado Jr. at Lincoln Hospital in the South Bronx to Puerto Rican parents; Maria V. Berrios and Daniel Maldonado. The oldest of two siblings (by 1-year) both him and his sister (Yvonne Maldonado) attended PS 62 before moving to Bayamon, Puerto Rico in the Summer of July of 1969.
Attended the prestigious (Christian Brothers -All Boys) Catholic High School “De La Salle” up until his sophomore year before transferring to public high school (Dr. Agustin Sthal) to play football during his junior and senior years.
In 1975 he graduated from High School and received a full scholarship to play football for the University of Mayaguez in Puerto Rico.
An overachiever and advent participant of both football and baseball; Daniel was scouted by the Baltimore Orioles in 1974 at the age of 16; a favorable scouting report prompted him to turn down, the following year, his scholarship to the University of Mayaguez, in favor of staying close to home to both pursue baseball and attend the University of Puerto Rico, where he would go on to play 'Double A' baseball until 1978, before returning back to the United States.
Overview and Business
1980- 1985: Worked with the now defunct – New York State Department of Labor TAP Centers (Testing Assessment Placement) in the South Bronx, Harlem, Brooklyn and Upper West Side Manhattan; as an Employment Specialist, Job Developer and Employment Coordinator.
1985- 1990: Worked in the Educational Arena with numerous (Title IV) Proprietary Business Schools, Licensed by the NYS Board of Education and Accredited by AICS, as an Admissions Representative, Employment Director, Instructor, Admissions Director and School Director. (Royal Business School, American Hi-Tech, Robert Fiancé, Career Blazers, UBI, UBS, SCS Business and Technical Institute).
1990- Present: Transitioned into the Technology arena working in various roles such as; VP, SVP, Managing Director, COO, Management Consultant, Business Analyst and Project Manager; for several Top-Tier fortune 1000 companies such as: JP Morgan, Chase, GHI and US Trust; as well, as numerous technology solutions oriented firms with global initiatives and facilities in India, South Africa, Mauritius, Canada, London, Tokyo-Japan, Seoul-Korea and Guangzhou –China.
Please NOTE: This is continuously being updated - Thank you!
Katie Deyerle (born July 8, 1988) has been competing in archery since the age of three. Making her appearance at national tournaments in Park City, Utah in 1999. Taking home the gold in the team event and the bronze in her individual event. For every subsequent year, Deyerle has been attending national archery tournaments, almost all of which she has taken home some sort of a medal.
She currently holds the world record in the Junior Female Freestyle division on the Hunter face for the International Field Archery Association. Along with breaking the old hunter record, Deyerle tied the animal round world record in her division. She set this record in Watkins Glen, New York, in the end of July 2004. She is currently the World Champion for her division.
Recently, while attending the World Archery Festival in Las Vegas, Deyerle took first place in the Young Adult Female Freestyle Division, shooting a score of 593 out of a possible score of 600.
Personal life
When not practicing her archery, Katie Deyerle is active on the Helena High School Speech and Debate team in her hometown of Helena, Montana. She has earned successes in both Speech and Debate categories, frequently winning as a novice policy debator before applying her skills to expository and original oratory speaking. For this work she has earned a degree of special distinction from the National Forensics League. Katie also shared the office of Team Captain (voted on by fellow team-members) for two consecutive seasons (2004–2005, 2005–2006).
During her time in speech and debate, Katie Deyerle became a pupil of Bor-Bor Zan and is recognized as learning it from the source, Kai Kang. Mr. Kang taught her well and she was able to focus the powers of Bor-Bor Zan into her many successful endeavors.
In the fall, she will begin college at Carroll College.
Katie is majoring in Mathematics with a concentration in Operations Research.
She has continued her passion for forensics by coaching at Helena High School as a speech coach.
She has had to put archery aside for the time being due to an injury to her wrist, but as soon as it heals she will be competing again.
Katie is currently involved with Eric Hawkins, of Helena, MT.
She currently holds the world record in the Junior Female Freestyle division on the Hunter face for the International Field Archery Association. Along with breaking the old hunter record, Deyerle tied the animal round world record in her division. She set this record in Watkins Glen, New York, in the end of July 2004. She is currently the World Champion for her division.
Recently, while attending the World Archery Festival in Las Vegas, Deyerle took first place in the Young Adult Female Freestyle Division, shooting a score of 593 out of a possible score of 600.
Personal life
When not practicing her archery, Katie Deyerle is active on the Helena High School Speech and Debate team in her hometown of Helena, Montana. She has earned successes in both Speech and Debate categories, frequently winning as a novice policy debator before applying her skills to expository and original oratory speaking. For this work she has earned a degree of special distinction from the National Forensics League. Katie also shared the office of Team Captain (voted on by fellow team-members) for two consecutive seasons (2004–2005, 2005–2006).
During her time in speech and debate, Katie Deyerle became a pupil of Bor-Bor Zan and is recognized as learning it from the source, Kai Kang. Mr. Kang taught her well and she was able to focus the powers of Bor-Bor Zan into her many successful endeavors.
In the fall, she will begin college at Carroll College.
Katie is majoring in Mathematics with a concentration in Operations Research.
She has continued her passion for forensics by coaching at Helena High School as a speech coach.
She has had to put archery aside for the time being due to an injury to her wrist, but as soon as it heals she will be competing again.
Katie is currently involved with Eric Hawkins, of Helena, MT.
Slovakia and the Czech Republic have been accused of discrimination of Roma people in Slovakia and this has led to comparisons of apartheid, specifically in the case of a village in Slovakia. The Open Society Institute and Amnesty International have noted segregation of Roma children to special schools or Roma-only schools. This has led organizations to liken the situation to an "educational apartheid." As with all such allegations comparing the situation to apartheid is controversial.
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