The attack took place in the square in front of an Aldi supermarket Two people – a 59-year-old woman and an 18-year-old man – were seriously injured in a knife attack by a 23-year-old German in Rochlitz The attack took place in the forecourt of an Aldi supermarket the 23-year-old had already entered the store in the afternoon but the 23-year-old later returned and sat down near the supermarket entrance he attacked her with a knife and then lunged at the 18-year-old who had intervened to defend her Read also other news on Nova News Click here and receive updates on WhatsApp Follow us on the social channels of Nova News on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Telegram Northern Colorado law enforcement agencies work hard each day and night to keep our cities and towns safe Whether they are assisting citizens or fighting crime One of their challenges is tracking down suspects on the Most Wanted list The Larimer County Sheriff's Office continually updates its Most Wanted list allowing citizens to provide information regarding any of the alleged criminals such as their whereabouts or other details Larimer County's most wanted is Brittany Ann Rochlitz Rochlitz is wanted by the Larimer County Sheriff's Office on Felony Warrant charges for Failure to Comply – Possession of a Controlled Substance – Fentanyl / Possession of a Controlled Substance / 2nd Degree Introduction of Contraband / Failure to Comply – Possession of a Controlled Substance – Fentanyl / Possession of a Controlled Substance / Possession of Drug Paraphernalia The suspect is five-foot-four and weighs 160 pounds Her last known address is 1404 Medley Loop in Cheyenne If you have any information concerning this person please contact the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office at 970-416-1985 Never attempt to follow or contact any fugitive. Instead immediately dial 911 or contact your local law enforcement agency All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law The Larimer County Sheriff's Office updates its Most Wanted list, giving citizens the chance to provide any information about any of the posted criminals.\nRead More Northern Colorado law enforcement agencies work hard each day and night to keep our cities and towns safe heard those words in 1961 on the streets of Tel Aviv they would alter the course of her personal history giving her the closure—and redemption—she had sought for years since escaping the Nazis in World War II Klara tells her unimaginable story in Matan Rochlitz’s short documentary aided in part by haunting animations that depict her treacherous journey Klara owes her life to a particular combination of luck Rochlitz himself grew up in a family that had “experienced the full wrath of the Shoah,” as he described it “You slowly understand that something horrific happened to your grandfather and to many other people who were members of your family,” the filmmaker told The Atlantic “I think I had unconsciously shut down from a lot of that On the occasion of Holocaust Remembrance Day this Saturday Rochlitz said he will be thinking about Primo Levi’s edict: Never forget Rochlitz quoted Levi’s prologue to “If This Is a Man”: We want to hear what you think about this article. Submit a letter to the editor or write to letters@theatlantic.com A showcase of cinematic short documentary films Metrics details Here we observe a striking and unexpected pattern of CTC generation dynamics in both patients with breast cancer and mouse models highlighting that most spontaneous CTC intravasation events occur during sleep we demonstrate that rest-phase CTCs are highly prone to metastasize whereas CTCs generated during the active phase are devoid of metastatic ability single-cell RNA sequencing analysis of CTCs reveals a marked upregulation of mitotic genes exclusively during the rest phase in both patients and mouse models we find that key circadian rhythm hormones such as melatonin testosterone and glucocorticoids dictate CTC generation dynamics that insulin directly promotes tumour cell proliferation in vivo the spontaneous generation of CTCs with a high proclivity to metastasize does not occur continuously but it is concentrated within the rest phase of the affected individual providing a new rationale for time-controlled interrogation and treatment of metastasis-prone cancers Prices may be subject to local taxes which are calculated during checkout Circulating tumor cells: liquid biopsy of cancer Less micrometastatic risk related to circulating tumor cells after endoscopic breast cancer surgery compared to open surgery In vivo flow cytometry reveals a circadian rhythm of circulating tumor cells Neutrophils escort circulating tumour cells to enable cell cycle progression Circulating tumor cell clusters are oligoclonal precursors of breast cancer metastasis Imaging circulating tumor cells in freely moving awake small animals using a miniaturized intravital microscope Circadian rhythm disruption promotes lung tumorigenesis Mop3 is an essential component of the master circadian pacemaker in mammals Separation and parallel sequencing of the genomes and transcriptomes of single cells using G&T-seq Full-length RNA-seq from single cells using Smart-seq2 Translate to divide: сontrol of the cell cycle by protein synthesis Modulation of circadian glucocorticoid oscillation via adrenal opioid-CXCR7 signaling alters emotional behavior Circadian variation in concentrations of testosterone in the plasma of male mice: a difference between BALB/cBy and C57BL/6By inbred strains Insulin/IGF-1 drives PERIOD synthesis to entrain circadian rhythms with feeding time Chronically alternating light cycles increase breast cancer risk in mice In vivo imaging reveals extracellular vesicle-mediated phenocopying of metastatic behavior Intravital microscopy to illuminate cell state plasticity during metastasis Real-time imaging reveals the single steps of brain metastasis formation Ex vivo culture of circulating breast tumor cells for individualized testing of drug susceptibility Dynamics and mechanics of corticosteroid feedback at the hypothalamus and anterior pituitary gland Download references We thank all the patients who donated blood for our study as well as involved clinicians and study nurses We thank members and collaborators of the laboratory of N.A Massagué (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center) for donating LM2 breast cancer cells; R Anderson (Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute) for donating E0771.lmb mouse breast cancer cells; the Genomics Facility Basel (D-BSSE of the ETH Zurich) for generating libraries and carrying out next-generation sequencing; P Lorentz (University of Basel) for microscopy support; A Offinger (University of Basel) and her team as well as the EPIC team (ETH Zurich) for support with animal work; M Degener (Cantonal Hospital Basel-Land) for support with clinical samples is supported by the European Research Council (101001652) the strategic focus area of Personalized Health and Related Technologies at ETH Zurich (PHRT-541) the Future and Emerging Technologies programme of the European Commission (801159-B2B) the Swiss National Science Foundation (PP00P3_190077) the Swiss Cancer League (KLS-4834-08-2019) the Basel Cancer League (KLbB-4763-02-2019) the two Cantons of Basel through the ETH Zürich (PMB-01-16) the University of Basel and the ETH Zürich is an H2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (101028567) Fellow Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich Viola Heinzelmann-Schwarz & Christian Kurzeder Christian Kurzeder & Walter Paul Weber University Hospital Basel and University of Basel Christiane Foerster & Walter Paul Weber carried out the experiments and wrote the manuscript generated the 4T1-CD90.1 cells and carried out the immune cell analysis contributed to mouse experiments and processed mouse tissues commented on and approved the manuscript in its final form is a co-founder and member of the board of PAGE Therapeutics AG listed as an inventor in patent applications related to CTCs All other authors declare no competing interests reviewer(s) for their contribution to the peer review of this work Publisher’s note Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations Pie charts displaying the mean percent of total CTCs CTC clusters and CTC-WBC clusters detected during the rest or active phase in breast cancer patients (n = 30) NSG-4T1 mice (n = 4) or BALB/c-4T1 mice (n = 6) Time kinetic analysis showing mean CTC counts in the NSG-LM2 (n = 3) ZT16 n = 4) breast cancer mouse models over a 24-h time period Plots showing the size of the primary tumors dissected at different timepoints from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice (ZT0 Representative bioluminescence images of lungs from NSG-CDX-BR16 NSG-LM2 and NSG-4T1 mice taken at different timepoints (ZT0 Box plots showing the distribution of the number of single CTCs (P = 0.0043) CTC clusters (P = 0.0087) and CTC-WBC clusters (P = 0.0130) collected at ZT4 or ZT16 in the NSG-CDX-BR16 mouse model (n = 6) Center lines in the box represent the median; box limits represent first and third quartile; extremes of the whisker lines represent the minimum and maximum observed values Data are presented as mean ± s.e.m.; * P < 0.05 ** P < 0.01 by two-sided Mann-Whitney test Plots showing the size of primary tumors from NSG-CDX-BR16 (n = 6) NSG-4T1 (n = 4) and BALB/c-4T1 (n = 5) mice dissected at ZT4 or ZT16 Plots showing the mean fold change increase of CTC counts isolated at ZT4 or ZT16 from NSG-LM2 Pie charts displaying the mean percentage of single CTCs CTC clusters and CTC-WBC clusters detected during the rest or active phase in patients (n = 7) NSG-4T1 (n = 4) or BALB/c-4T1 (n = 6) mice n represents the number of biologically independent mice Source data Box plots showing the distribution of the number of CTCs collected at ZT4 or ZT16 via cardiac puncture or tumor draining vessel (TDV) in the NSG-CDX-BR16 breast cancer mouse model (n = 4; P = 0.0286 for all) Representative bioluminescence images of lungs from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice taken at different timepoints (ZT0 Box plots showing the distribution of the number of CTCs collected at ZT4 or ZT16 via cardiac puncture or TDV in the NSG-LM2 breast cancer mouse model (n = 4; P = 0.0286 for all) Representative bioluminescence images of lungs from NSG-LM2 mice taken at ZT4 or ZT16 (n = 4) Plot showing the size of primary tumors dissected from NSG-LM2 mice at ZT4 or ZT16 (n = 4) Time kinetic analysis showing fold change differences in the number of LM2 cells detected in the circulation after their intravascular inoculation at different time points of the circadian rhythm (ZT0 Plots showing the percentage of CTC clearance at different time points of the circadian rhythm (ZT0 ZT16) 5 min after intravascular inoculation of LM2 cells (n = 3 except ZT4 where n = 4) center lines in the box represent the median; box limits represent first and third quartile; extremes of the whisker lines represent the minimum and maximum observed values * P < 0.05 by two-sided Mann-Whitney test Source data Illustration of the experimental design for “b” and “e” Box plots showing the mean number of CTCs isolated from NSG-LM2 (n = 5; single CTCs P = 0.0079 CTC-WBC clusters P = 0.0317) and NSG-4T1 (n = 4; P = 0.0286 for all) mice that were kept in standard light cycle conditions (12:12 Plots showing the mean fold change decrease of CTC counts upon jet lag in NSG-LM2 (n = 5) and NSG-4T1 (n = 4) mice shown in “b” Plots showing the size of primary tumors dissected from NSG-LM2 (n = 5) and NSG-4T1 (n = 4) mice shown in “b” Box plots showing the distribution of the number of CTCs isolated from NSG-LM2 mice that were being jet-lagged (left) or kept in standard light cycle conditions (right) and were treated with melatonin alone or in combination with its antagonist luzindole The blood draw was performed at ZT4 or ZT0 except control and melatonin-treated mice in combination with luzindole at ZT4 where n = 5; ZT4 P = 0.0159 except CTC-WBC clusters treated with melatonin in combination with lunzindole where P = 0.0317; ZT0 P = 0.0286 except single CTCs treated with melatonin in combination with lunzindole where P = 0.0091) Plots showing the size of primary tumors dissected from mice shown in “e” Representative bioluminescence images of lungs from NSG-LM2 mice that were kept in standard light cycle conditions (12:12 LD) and were treated with melatonin alone or in combination with luzindole Source data Plotted actograms showing the running activity of the BL/6-EO771.lmb and BL/6-Bmal1−/−-EO771.lmb mice with dark and light areas representing low and high activity Source data Representative immunofluorescence images for Pan-CK in lungs of mice injected with single CTCs CTC clusters and CTC-WBC clusters collected at ZT4 or ZT16 from NSG-LM2 mice (ZT4 n = 3 except CTC-WBC clusters n = 2; ZT16 n = 4 for all) Plot showing the size of the metastatic lesions detected in the lungs of mice injected with single CTCs CTC clusters or CTC-WBC clusters collected at ZT4 or ZT16 of NSG-LM2 mice (ZT4 n = 3 except CTC-WBC clusters n = 2; ZT16 n = 4 for all; P = 0.0007) Representative bioluminescence images of bones from mice injected with single CTCs CTC clusters or CTC-WBC clusters collected at ZT4 or ZT16 from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice Mice were not injected with CTC-WBC clusters collected during the active phase Plot showing normalized bioluminescence signal obtained from bones of mice shown in panel “c” (single CTCs n = 4; CTC clusters n = 5; P = 0.006) Representative bioluminescence images of livers from mice injected with single CTCs or CTC clusters collected at ZT4 or ZT16 from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice Plot showing normalized bioluminescence signal obtained from liver of mice shown in panel “e” (n = 5 except single CTCs collected at ZT16 where n = 4; P = 0.0301) data are presented as mean ± s.e.m.; unpaired two-sided t-test * P < 0.05 Source data Heatmap showing the Pearson’s correlation coefficient of PC1-7 eigenvectors from gene expression with technical and biological variables in BR16-CDX CTCs P values by two-sided Pearson’s correlation test (*P < 0.01 Scatter plot showing the correlation of the fold-change between active and rest phase in single CTC (Y-axis) versus CTC clusters and CTC-WBC (X-axis) using genes with FDR ≤ 0.05 in any of the two sets (two-sided Pearson’s correlation coefficient 0.57 Points are colored according to the dataset where they were found with a FDR ≤ 0.05 (both single CTC or CTC clusters and CTC-WBC clusters) The dashed red line represents the linear regression line using all the points in the plot Bar plot showing the number of differentially expressed genes (absolute log2 fold change ≥ 0.5 and FDR ≤ 0.05) using all the samples (‘All’) using clustered CTCs (CTC clusters and CTC-WBC clusters) and using single CTCs Heatmap showing the pair-wise similarity matrix of enriched gene sets (gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA) adjusted P value ≤ 0.001) using differential expression between CTCs of rest and active phase from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice Heatmap colors represent the Jaccard similarity coefficient using the set of core genes in each gene set The heatmap on the right represents the GSEA adjusted P value Plots comparing the normalized enrichment score (NES) and adjusted P value (dot size) obtained using GSEA for gene sets shown in “d” Gene sets with an adjusted P value ≤ 0.05 in each sample set are highlighted in red n = 17) gene sets in CTCs obtained from the NSG-LM2 time-kinetics experiment Yellow and blue lines represent the average at each time point Individual points represent the enrichment score for each CTC sample The white and grey backgrounds represent environmental light (rest period) and dark conditions (active period) Adjusted F-test P values as obtained from limma are shown for each individual gene set Representative immunofluorescence images of Ki67 and Pan-CK in primary tumors from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice ZT20 n = 2; P = 0.0270; scale bar = 100 μm) (left) The plot shows the intensity of Ki67 in tumors of NSG-CDX-BR16 mice during different timepoints (right) Data are presented as mean ± s.e.m.; unpaired two-sided t-test * P < 0.05 Representative immunofluorescence images of Ki67 in CTCs collected at ZT4 and ZT16 from NSG-LM2 and NSG-CDX-BR16 mice Plots showing the distribution of Ki67 intensity in single CTCs (NSG-LM2 P = 0.0495; NSG-CDX-BR16 P = 0.0001) and CTC clusters (NSG-LM2 P = 0.0223; NSG-CDX-BR16 P = 0.0045) collected at ZT4 and ZT16 from NSG-LM2 and NSG-CDX-BR16 mice (n = 3) Box center lines in the box represent the median; limits represent first and third quartile; extremes of the whisker lines represent the minimum and maximum observed values *** P < 0.001 by two-sided Mann-Whitney test Source data Plot showing the expression distribution of core circadian genes in CTCs from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice in log2 scale) and adjusted P value from the global differential expression analysis are shown for each gene Density plot showing the distribution of the average expression (log2 counts per million) of genes in CTCs from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice Core circadian genes are labeled in the X-axis adrenal glands and primary tumor of NSG-LM2 mice (n = 3 for all the time points of the adreanal glands; n = 3 for all the time points of the liver and tumor Data are relative to the time point with the lowest expression levels of Bmal1 (ZT16; set as 1) and are presented as mean ± s.e.m Source data Representative immunofluorescence images of Taz and Yap in CTCs collected at ZT4 and ZT16 from NSG-LM2 and NSG-CDX-BR16 mice Plots showing the distribution of Taz and Yap intensity in CTCs shown in the same panel (n = 3) Plot showing the expression distribution of TEAD genes in CTCs from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice Gating strategy to determine the frequency of the indicated cell populations in panels “d” and “e” The percentage values refer to the parental population considered in each panel Plot showing the frequency of white blood cells (WBCs) from peripheral blood (PB) isolated during the rest (n = 8) or active phase (n = 10) from BALB/c-4T1 mice Plot showing the frequency of tumor-infiltrated WBCs isolated during the rest (n = 8) or active phase (n = 10) from BALB/c-4T1 mice Representative immunofluorescence images of cleaved caspase-3 in CTCs collected at ZT4 and ZT16 from the NSG-LM2 and NSG-CDX-BR16 mice Plots showing the distribution of cleaved caspase-3 intensity in CTCs shown in the same panel (n = 3) ns: non statistically significant by two-sided Mann-Whitney test data are presented as mean ± s.e.m.; ns: non statistically significant by unpaired two sided t-test Source data Density plots showing the distribution of the average expression (log2 counts per million) of genes encoding for receptors of circadian-regulated hormones growth factors or molecules in CTCs from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice NSG-LM2 mice and patients with breast cancer androgen receptor and insulin receptor are labeled in the X-axis Time kinetic plot showing the pharmacokinetic profile of dexamethasone-treated mice (n = 2) Plots showing the size of the primary tumors dissected from dexamethasone-treated or control NSG-LM2 mice (n = 4) Plots showing the size of the primary tumors dissected from testosterone-treated (n = 5) or control NSG-LM2 mice (n = 4) Representative bioluminescence images of lungs from untreated or testosterone-treated NSG-LM2 mice (left) Plot showing normalized bioluminescence signal obtained from lungs of testosterone-treated or control NSG-LM2 mice (n = 3; P = 0.0005) Plot showing plasma concentration of testosterone in control and testosterone-treated mice (n = 3; P = 0.0237) Plots showing the primary tumors dissected from control or insulin-treated mice at ZT4 and ZT16 (n = 8 except insulin-treated mice at ZT16 where n = 6.) Plot showing plasma concentration of insulin in control and insulin treated mice (n = 5; P = 0.0321) data are presented as mean ± s.e.m.; For panels “e” *** P < 0.001 by unpaired two sided t-test Source data Supplementary Table 1 Clinical features of enrolled patients with breast cancer HER2 and Ki67 status of the primary tumour The table also shows the presence of metastatic disease at the time of blood donation CTC clusters and CTC–WBC clusters detected during the rest (04:00 am) or active period (10:00 am) per 7.5 ml of peripheral blood Supplementary Table 2 Genes differentially expressed in CTCs of NSG-CDX-BR16 mice during the rest phase versus active phase Table listing the differentially expressed genes comparing CTCs obtained in the rest phase (n = 65) versus the active phase (n = 73) of NSG-CDX-BR16 mice All genes evaluated are included in the table (n = 12,261) Fold change and P values were computed with the quasi-likelihood approach from edgeR using robust dispersion estimates active-phase samples were used in the denominator Supplementary Table 3 GSEA from differentially expressed genes in CTCs of NSG-CDX-BR16 mice during the rest phase versus active phase Table listing the enriched gene sets (n = 138 adjusted P value < 0.05) in CTCs obtained in the rest versus active phase from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice The GSEA was carried out using ranking genes as input according to fold change as shown in Supplementary Table 2 P values were obtained using the fast GSEA method with an eps parameter of 1 ×10−10 Supplementary Table 4 List of receptors activated by circadian-regulated hormones Table listing the expression levels of genes for receptors activated by circadian-rhythm-regulated hormones growth factors or molecules in CTCs obtained from NSG-CDX-BR16 mice P values and FDR were extracted from the global differential expression analysis results and were computed with the quasi-likelihood approach from edgeR using robust dispersion estimates a society or other partner) holds exclusive rights to this article under a publishing agreement with the author(s) or other rightsholder(s); author self-archiving of the accepted manuscript version of this article is solely governed by the terms of such publishing agreement and applicable law Download citation DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-022-04875-y Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: a shareable link is not currently available for this article Sign up for the Nature Briefing: Cancer newsletter — what matters in cancer research BALTIMORE — Baltimore's prominent Atlas Restaurant Group is now partnering with the Ravens to offer special promotions and fan giveaways on its app The Ravens announced today that the new partnership with Atlas - which owns more than 50 bars/restaurants mostly in Maryland - means people can get new benefits through the free Atlas Rewards app get special offers on food and drinks at Atlas restaurants Atlas is also sponsoring the Ravens' Purple Fridays and will kick off the season with a party at Watershed its seafood restaurant at Federal Hill's Cross Street Market The "spectacular kickoff party" will feature the Ravens Caravan Ravens Chief Sales Officer Kevin Rochlitz said in a statement: Atlas' local restaurants include James Joyce The restaurant will offer promotions on Purple Fridays His goal is to have the Ravens in the playoff hunt every season The Ravens are one of only four teams (Green Bay – 12 and Kansas City – 11) to earn at least 11 postseason berths in the last 16 years (2008-23) with Baltimore winning at least one game in eight of those 11 playoff campaigns the Ravens have compiled the NFL’s fourth-most postseason victories (12 and they have advanced to four AFC Championship games (2023 Entering his third year with the Baltimore Ravens oversees and manages all business areas of the organization Brown was also appointed by Commissioner Roger Goodell to serve on the NFL's Stadium Committee love and pride for the Baltimore Ravens are unmatched A pillar of the organization's well-laid foundation DeCosta has been with the franchise since Day One first beginning as an intern during the inaugural 1996 season and then ascending to the personnel department’s chief decision-maker in 2019 The New York Times Op-Docs is proud to announce that Matan Rochlitz’s “I Have a Message for You,” which debuted as an Op-Doc in October The Peabody Awards honor “the most compelling and empowering stories released in electronic media during 2017.” “‘I Have a Message for You’ exemplifies Op-Docs at its best both by telling a provocative story and using a creative visual approach to captivate audiences.” A stunning example of storytelling at its most moving and redemptive Rochlitz’s “I Have a Message for You” introduces viewers to Klara Prowisor a Holocaust survivor now living in Tel Aviv The film illustrates Prowisor’s extraordinary story of survival and healing with a hybrid of animation himself the grandson of a Holocaust survivor the telling of which had become part of what it meant to have survived But Prowisor’s story — which the filmmaker first heard from his grandmother who was Prowisor’s neighbor in Tel Aviv — felt different to him Peabody Award winners and nominees will be celebrated at a gala evening event on Saturday May 19 at Cipriani Wall Street in New York Op-Docs is a forum for short, opinionated documentaries, produced with creative latitude by independent filmmakers and artists. Learn more about Op-Docs and how to submit to the series We use cookies and similar technologies to recognize your repeat visits and preferences, as well as to measure and analyze traffic. To learn more about cookies, including how to disable them, view our Cookie Policy By clicking “I Accept” on this banner you consent to the use of cookies unless you disable them It was 6.30 on a crisp winter morning in Victoria Park in east London and I was sitting on a plastic stool being pulled backwards by a bicycle We were trying to understand what goes on in the minds of runners as they charge through the streets What does it do to them and what can we find out about ourselves by interrupting them at this moment of vulnerability and clarity Film making is an extraordinary opportunity to ask people questions that you can't ask at any other time you are asking questions on behalf of anyone who might see it In a way you have the public on your shoulder The problem though is that it's always on your terms your interviewee is stuck on a chair in front of you; they can't escape My friend and collaborator Matan Rochlitz had the idea that people might be more open if they were asked questions while running They'd be distracted; perhaps you could ask about things that you couldn't otherwise Perhaps it would be a different way of asking some big existential questions Technically it was not that simple. Running and filming is not an option Filming from a car wouldn't allow us to film the parks and canals where runners congregate The solution was a bicycle trailer on which we installed a plastic stool The plan was that we'd take turns to cycle and film we made an extension arm from the camera which we gaffer-taped to a long directional microphone The contraption looked like a fluffy rocket launcher We started practicing our speed: sidling up to people and trying to maintain a similar pace After a couple of early rejections ("No sorry." and thanks.") Rochlitz made contact with man running aggressively through the autumn leaves with his headphones on The conversation started with "Why are you running today?" and quickly led to the story of his father Matan Rochlitz and Ivo Gormley on their filming equipment.The honesty and clarity with which the stranger expressed his love for his father He looked at us without questioning where we were from In a situation in which he might otherwise be vulnerable and cornered We spent another seven minutes with him and he eventually left us shouting his email address to us and running out of the park across grass He was the third person we'd tried to talk to This interview set the tone – we'd generally start with a question about why the person was there and try to take the conversation to something deeper We realised early on that we'd only really get 10 minutes with each person before their route took them out of the park We needed a smooth surface to keep the camerawork smooth so we settled on loops of the wide path that skirts the edges of the park This gave the interviewees a lot of control: they could leave at any time As we gained confidence we started to be able to delve deeper We heard about people running with heads filled with the potential of love the moment of realising that you won't have children would they reject our requests for a conversation In the meanwhile the seasons were rolling by; we kept going during the winter and the summer brought new waves of enthusiasts After each trip we found ourselves exhausted but increasingly inspired I became quite envious of this state of mind and the focus that the runners expressed It made me excited about being human and about their sense of peace and understanding of the present Many of the runners gave us their advice before we parted company At the end of a long day of pedaling around the park I had a conversation with a woman who told me about her regretting about not having had children and how it was now too late because it's all you've got." We smiled at each other and she ran off What do you want to do with your life?) are hard to ask and are not often answered sincerely The Runners, a short film directed by Matan Rochlitz and Ivo Gormley and produced by Banyak Films, is released online today. You can view the film here from 7pm on 14 November 2013. The film is supported by London Legacy Development Corporation and GoodGym. You can join a GoodGym, and get fit by doing good at www.goodgym.org A haunting film about one survivor’s unfathomable decision to save herself and the surprising denouement Our weekly email is chockful of interesting and relevant insights into Jewish history My grandmother Lea once told me a story about the woman who lived next door to her in Tel Aviv of her capture by the Nazis in Belgium and of an unfathomable decision she had to take to save herself and am pleased to share it with you in this Op-Doc film I was familiar with stories from the Holocaust My grandfather had survived the horrors of the camps himself and his stories formed a large part of our family’s shared narrative But this woman’s story felt different guilt and redemption – and the epilogue was truly extraordinary once I’d become a documentary filmmaker I decided to find out whether the woman was still alive Klara was 92 years old and still living in the same Tel Aviv apartment I flew out to see her the following week and asked her to tell me the story I’d heard from my grandmother in her own words and when looking into the darkness and recalling that difficult time for the first time looking as old as her age but told her how sorry I was for having stirred up her feelings and memories like that but she did say she was happy I had come to see her Matan Rochlitz is a filmmaker and a musician based in Rome His short documentary The Runners played at Sheffield Doc Fest in 2016 Thank you for signing up for the aish.com free newsletter This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page BALTIMORE – (May 19, 2021) – The Baltimore Ravens and BetMGM a leading sports betting and digital gaming company announced today a multi-year partnership with BetMGM becoming the Ravens' first Official Gaming Partner The parties will collaborate to create cobranded promotions for Ravens fans BetMGM branded signage will be present throughout M&T Bank Stadium "When we began the process of carefully identifying sports betting and digital gaming partners one of our top priorities was finding unique ways for Ravens fans to further engage with the team," said Ravens Chief Sales Officer Kevin Rochlitz "We are excited to partner with BetMGM and look forward to the specialized entertainment experience the company will provide for our fans." Under terms of the partnership, BetMGM will have a private hospitality suite within M&T Bank Stadium the BetMGM app will feature Ravens specific promotions and marketing campaigns BetMGM Chief Revenue Officer Matt Prevost said "The Ravens are an incredible organization with a rich history and we're proud to have BetMGM as the team's first official partner in the gaming space We look forward to offering Ravens fans new ways to engage with their favorite football team on our market-leading platforms." 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For more information on BetMGM, follow @BetMGM on Twitter The Baltimore Ravens are one of five NFL franchises to win multiple Super Bowls since the turn of the century Baltimore has posted the NFL's fifth-most total victories (140) won the league's second-most playoff games (11 advanced to an impressive three AFC Championship contests captured the World Championship in Super Bowl XLVII who also won Super Bowl XXXV during the 2000 campaign have made the playoffs in nine of the past 13 seasons – producing four AFC North Division titles during this time (2011 General Manager Eric DeCosta released a statement on the release of kicker Justin Tucker. A dynamic returner and highly productive college wide receiver, LaJohntay Wester is ready for role as a Ravens rookie. Rookie Emery Jones Jr. is sidelined by a labrum injury. Zay Flowers' late-season knee injury did not require surgery. First-round pick Malaki Starks was honored to break down the huddle when practice concluded.  Trey Hendrickson's future remains the biggest question for the Bengals. As the Steelers leave the door open for Aaron Rodgers, Will Howard will get quarterback reps at minicamp. Did the Ravens fill the holes on their roster? Carson Vinson named a rookie to watch.   The Ravens signed an All-American linebacker from Iowa, two big-bodied defensive tackles, the younger brother of a 2022 first-round pick, and more. Noteboom spent the first seven seasons of his career with the Rams. See what number the 2025 draft picks are wearing next season.  Baltimore's draft picks in Rounds 3-7 have all signed their rookie contracts.  Drafting three offensive linemen should keep Baltimore's depth up front very solid. Mike Green's assortment of pass rush moves caught Eric DeCosta's eye. This Ravens fan became a part of history when he announced Baltimore's fourth-round pick from London. 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POV Forward Thinking Review of the Year Jenny Brewer Olivia Hingley Ellis Tree Elizabeth Goodspeed Liz Gorny Extra Search I’ve mentioned liminal spaces recently on It’s Nice That but this short documentary by Matan Rochlitz and Ivo Gormley is the perfect example of just how powerful they can be The Runners follows the two filmmakers as they travel around London’s Victoria park interviewing seasoned joggers as they pace their routes Liberated from all sense of responsibility as the runners are the interviews quickly progress to deeply intimate topics; one woman divulges secrets about her sex life while others broach the private subjects of mental health family members and ageing with the strangers they are being interviewed by It’s an extraordinary demonstration of the thinking time running can provide and the complete trust which can occur between strangers with the help of anonymity This is filmmaking at its absolute simplest and most emotive – and if anything is going to have you itching to lace up your trainers and hit the pavement then this is it Matan Rochlitz and Ivo Gormley: The Runners Maisie Skidmore Maisie joined It’s Nice That fresh out of university in the summer of 2013 as an intern before joining full time as an Assistant Editor Fancy a bit of It's Nice That in your inbox Sign up to our newsletters and we'll keep you in the loop with everything good going on in the creative world Instagram TikTok LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Pinterest About Careers at It’s Nice That Privacy Policy Insights Residence Creative Lives in Progress If You Could Jobs © It’s Nice That 2024 · Nice Face Logo © It’s Nice That www.matanrochlitz.net\nwww.thinkpublic.com I’ve mentioned liminal spaces recently on It’s Nice That this custom title design balances broken structures with ornate details to embody the protagonist’s sense of disconnection We headed to Arsenal’s training ground to chat to the defender about using creativity to forge a bridge between footballers and the fans Porous is a beautifully tender and tactile meditation on healing from sexual trauma Following the release of his debut book, New York Nico’s Guide to NYC the director and documentary filmmaker Nicolas Heller sat down with our US editor at large Elizabeth Goodspeed to discuss the origins of his widely loved Instagram page his career in filmmaking thus far and why he’s intent on capturing the city’s most charismatic characters About Contact Advertising Opportunities Newsletters Insights + Opinion Creatives + Projects Advice + Resources Culture + Lifestyle Nicer Tuesdays The View From... POV Forward Thinking Review of the Year Jenny Brewer Olivia Hingley Ellis Tree Elizabeth Goodspeed Liz Gorny Instagram TikTok LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Pinterest Careers at It’s Nice That Privacy Policy Insights Residence Creative Lives in Progress If You Could Jobs A group of business partners from Brooklyn paid $12.1 million last month for the Greens at Chester site a 110-acre property next to the Whispering Hills condo complex on which the Town of Chester has approved construction of 431 homes That the property had changed hands was already known but the price and buyers' names couldn't be confirmed until the deed transfer and a mortgage were filed with the Orange County Clerk's Office on Nov Those documents indicate the closing was on Oct 27 and the price was $3 million less than what the seller obtained a $4 million mortgage from Fried at the time of the purchase The mortgage provided an "organizational chart" naming six partners in the Greens at Chester LLC: Jehuda Landau Goldman and Rochlitz hold the largest ownership stake They listed as their address a business on Steuben Street in Brooklyn The 110-acre housing site is just south of Route 17 near Lowe’s and the Route 94 interchange at Exit 126 who first applied to build housing on the property 32 years ago finally got approval in 2013 to build 237 detached single-family houses and 194 semi-attached homes with a total bedroom count of 1,293 (an average of three per home) The buyers may now proceed with those plans Warwick district’s solar field to be finished end of month Work on the Warwick School District’s $5.7 million 2.41-megawatt solar-generating field is expected to be completed by the end of this month and it’s expected to start generating electricity by New Year’s Day When the solar generating field goes online school district-owned solar project in New York which is located on 10 acres off Sanfordville Road is expected to generate about 3 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually enough to offset the district’s electricity bills The electricity will be fed into Orange and Rockland Utilities' grid The district will get a credit of about $300,000 a year That will knock its yearly electricity bill down to a "net zero" district officials said and although it ran into some trouble spots which complicated the installation of several panels The district borrowed the money to pay for the project the district’s assistant superintendent for business said 53.8 percent will be returned to the district through New York state building aid The solar project is part of an Energy Performance Contract with the state It also qualifies for incentives through the state’s Energy Research and Development Authority District officials said it will have no tax impact on taxpayers They calculated that the project will pay for itself in 12.82 years The project includes security cameras and fencing for the safety of students Trees have been planted along Sanfordville Road to provide a visual barrier The solar power project is among several environmental initiatives in the district Other projects include the purchase of propane-powered school buses; LED lighting; a food waste disposal system; a rain garden at the high school green education programs for students; and a district sustainability policy “Our community certainly wants to be good stewards of the planet but they also expect us to be good stewards of the district’s resources and taxpayers’ money,” said Warwick schools Superintendent Dr State police Troop F collecting Toys for Tots state police Troop F headquarters in the Town of Wallkill is sponsoring a Toys for Tots drive right at the headquarters at 55 Crystal Run Road in the Town of Wallkill As with Toys for Tots drives all over the country Troop F is asking the public to donate new unwrapped toys that will be given to children whose families can’t afford holiday gifts Toys can be dropped off in the front lobby by the tree display through Dec Questions about the drive can be directed to 344-5300 It started in 1947 in Los Angeles when a Marine Reserve officer’s wife wanted to donate a homemade doll to a needy child but she couldn’t find an organization to facilitate the donation The officer gathered a group of Marine reservists The troop has been in existence since 1968 Sign In Subscribe Now Oak Bay High held a Take Your Kids To Work Day for Grade 9 English students The program is designed for students to be able to observe a work place and gain an appreciation and understanding for the work wanted Take Your Kids To Work Day to be an empowering experience for his daughter Julia Preston Preston brought his daughter and three other girls to the RCMP HQ in Victoria and then to the West Shore RCMP detachment to introduce them to inspiring role models within the RCMP Major Kathy Rochlitz and spoke about many things including the history of the RCMP and what it is like to be a high-ranking female member the opportunity to meet with the girls was awesome,” says Rochlitz I think it is really important that we all share our experiences with girls of any age to show them what opportunities are out there.” 67 per cent are working in the traditionally “female” occupations of teaching clerical or other administrative positions This compared with 31 per cent of employed men A recent Statistics Canada report cites this as one of the reasons that contributes to women earning 87 cents for every dollar earned by a man women make up just 25.6 per cent of senior managers Studies have shown that broadening the representation of women in different fields has been found to have a positive effect on the numbers of women pursuing those subjects Other studies have concluded that there is a strong correlation between women with role models and women with leadership goals “The girls were really interested in what my career was made up of and the experiences that I have had Whether they choose a career like this or not but just to know that when you set your mind to something you can do anything of your choosing,” says Rochlitz “I was asked ‘what’s it like being a female in such a high ranking positon?’ and it’s funny because you go about your own thing on a daily basis and you kind of forget the impact you can have on others.” The students also went to the Forensic Identification Unit where they worked with Cpl Marie-Ann Davidson They learned about forensics and they had the opportunity to dust lift and examine old exhibits using a high tech laser RCMP Crime Analyst Shawna Meleski went over the role of a crime analyst with the students and explained how she had been able to greatly assist in solving past homicide files the girls met with three female members from the Major Crime Unit and spoke about the dangers of social media They also got a taste of being behind bars and getting mug shots The tour ended at the RCMP dispatch (telecomms) where the students were partnered up with a telecomms operator and listened to a few minor calls as they were reported “I think it is a great opportunity for young people to know that they can come and they can learn and experience different things,” says Rochlitz Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. 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To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Two teenagers from Langford have been charged with arson in relation to the Savory elementary fire last week West Shore RCMP major crimes investigators arrested a 16-year-old male the morning of Sept turned himself in at the Western Communities Courthouse on Monday morning after a warrant was issued for his arrest last week Kathy Rochlitz said the suspects were tracked down in part due to information passed on by the community “The West Shore RCMP wishes to thank all those concerned citizens who came forward and provided information allowing us to further our investigation,” Rochlitz said It brings a level of closure to all those displaced by the fire.” Sooke School District superintendent Jim Cambridge said the quick arrest points to the close co-operation between the district “It really shows when there are crimes like these whoever does it gets caught,” Cambridge said Rochlitz couldn’t say if the young men had attended Savory in the past or speak to possible motivations behind allegedly setting the fire burned through an administrative wing of the 45-year-old elementary school in Langford A security alarm had been triggered at the school two hours earlier The fire caused less than $50,000 in damage but the school will likely be closed for the rest of the month About 175 students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 have been relocated to temporary classrooms at nearby Crystal View and Happy Valley elementary schools while Savory is cleaned and repaired Savory elementary was last hit by arson in 1992 The 16-year-old youth will appear in court on Sept This article was published more than 2 years ago Susan Szoke was born Zsuzsanna Rochlitz and grew up in a progressive Hungarian Jewish family that counted among its members some of Europe’s feminist pioneers (she was even delivered by Hungary’s first female physician) was a proud Jew but had no time for what he considered to be meshuga (idiotic) religious customs He ran an estate farm that specialized in pig-fattening worked as a school teacher before marrying Zoltan and helping to run the farm one had the impression of a family in which every relationship was characterized by mutual adoration She credited her idyllic childhood with giving her the strength to survive the horrors and hardships that were to come Deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1944 at 19 with her parents She survived Joseph Mengele’s medical experiments before being enslaved in a weapons factory but she was saved by a nurse who secretly provided her with care Her grief left her living in a kind of emotional fog for a long time She slept all day and sewed doll clothes at night to make money She had always wanted to work with children and eventually got a job in a nursery school the son of her family’s doctor during her childhood He was also a survivor but had lost his first wife rumours spread that another wave of antisemitic violence was coming they crossed into Austria on foot with the help of a family of sympathetic shepherds and eventually settled in upstate New York Susan separated from Janos to escape his emotional abuse in part because she was appalled by the war in Vietnam but also to be closer to her only surviving cousin she returned to school and fulfilled her dream of becoming an early childhood educator She worked in a daycare for newcomer families which she called her “little United Nations.” She took special pride in working with the children of refugees Susan was a dedicated and passionate caregiver but her many traumas had stolen her capacity to be connected in the ways that those whom she cared for needed most she needed to be so close as to be suffocating and yet she was always emotionally distant to an extent that was damaging It was a tragic irony that she could not build with her own child the kind of deep bond that she described experiencing in her own family and considered to be the source of her remarkable resilience She could not stop the trauma from moving to the next generation Susan dedicated herself to mastering the art of babushka-clad Hungarian grandmotherhood she cooked immense quantities of delicious food froze it and distributed it to everyone in the family When her grandson Peter attended university in Halifax she once sent him avocados in the mail because she’d found some particularly nice ones She craved the safety found in consistency living in the same apartment for the last 50 years of her life She never owned a television or a computer and used a rotary phone until the bitter end She read the paper every day and spoke out strongly against the political right Susan carried forward her family’s strong pacifist and humanist traditions refusing any suggestion that war could ever be justified or hate ever rationalized Her family cherishes that legacy most of all To submit a Lives Lived: 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For more information on our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines and our Terms and Conditions family and colleagues gathered to remember Const who died while performing her duties with the West Shore RCMP six years ago April 5 A moment of silence was held outside the West Shore RCMP detachment in Langford just after 11 a.m Tuesday and flowers were laid by a plaque commemorating Beckett she always made an impact: with her friendly demeanor her ability to bring light to difficult situations or laughter persistent investigative skills and her genuine care for others,” said Kathy Rochlitz a retired RCMP member and former colleague and friend of Beckett “She was too young to be taken from us and her passing has left us all grieving We are grateful this year that COVID restrictions have lessened and that we can gather today and remember Sarah and the impact she had on all of us individually and as a community.” 2016 after her police car was crashed into by a drunk driver was sentenced to five-and-a-half years in prison cocaine and marijuana in his system and was speeding through the 50 km/hr zone being pursued by another police officer who noticed Fenton’s truck had no tail lights West Shore RCMP has resolved to tackle impaired driving ALSO READ: 5 years later, crash that claimed officer’s life still reverberates through Greater Victoria ALSO READ: Langford’s Sarah Beckett Memorial playground opens Do you have a story tip? 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Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook. including the death of a pedestrian on Goldstream Avenue in Langford pedestrians and cyclists alike to slow down Kathy Rochlitz said the return of fair weather can bring out the worst in drivers breeding overconfidence in good driving conditions It also brings out more pedestrians and cyclists as people emerge from a winter spent mainly indoors "Our days are getting longer and people are out enjoying the pleasant weather," Rochlitz said "So it's a timely reminder to talk about some safety While no specific programs are in place as a response to the recent incidents she said RCMP have identified road and traffic safety as priorities for enforcement this year Police are making efforts to be more visible and are targeting specific behaviours such as distracted driving from cell-phone use Pedestrians are reminded to make eye contact with drivers and cyclists before crossing the road and to take time to use marked crosswalks Drivers need to make eye contact with pedestrians at crosswalks While drivers tend to keep a close eye on traffic they sometimes fail to notice people crossing the road trying to find that hole in traffic," she said When drivers have that sense of  'I need to make a move it creates trouble because they're not paying attention to their full field of view Obeying amber lights – not racing to beat the red – increases intersection safety especially when drivers in the opposite direction are waiting to turn left "People don't give themselves five to 10 minutes of wiggle room I'm rushing home because I have to pick the kids up.' All of those types of things play into these situations." Cyclists are reminded to ride on the right-hand side and to stay off sidewalks unless the skill level or age of the rider makes it unsafe for them to be on the road Following these basic rules will help to avoid some of the incidents seen lately "When we are courteous and communicate with others Roundabouts can be a source of confusion and frustration for drivers and pedestrians Observing a few simple rules can help you navigate your way around: • Signal to get off the roundabout so that those waiting to get on know it is safe to do so assume they are continuing around the roundabout and don't try to pull in front of them • Don't enter the roundabout until you are sure it is safe to do so watch for people on crosswalks and be prepared to stop Anyone whose New Year goal is to take up running can find inspiration in a recent documentary by two Hackney filmmakers that explores how pounding the tarmac gives you greater focus on the things that matter in life Ivo Gormley and Matan Rochlitz interviewed runners in Victoria Park over the course of a year for their film The Runners “We thought it was an interesting way to find out what was going on in people’s heads,” says Gormley “We had about ten minutes with each person and the challenge was to try to get into a deep conversation with them and to open up about quite personal stuff.” Starting with an ice-breaker about running the filmmakers gained the runners’ trust before asking them more personal and deeper questions The resulting 12-minute short sees runners speak frankly about sex “It was just extraordinary because people were just so clear,” says Gormley “There was this amazing clarity and openness to these bigger philosophical questions about what life is for.” In total around 120 runners were interviewed with the filming taking a year to complete “We were interested in showing all the different types of people,” explains Gormley “We did early mornings and dusk and there’s one day when it was really snowy So we tried to cover the whole range of environmental moods and feelings of people in the park.” Gormley and Rochlitz took turns riding the bike and asking the questions while runners would direct them to slow down or go faster Gormley says: “The idea was that they were the boss and we would be responding to them which I think is a nice reversal of the normal roles in a documentary interview where the interviewer has a light shining on the subject who can’t really escape.” Being filmed whilst running would for many be a less than appealing prospect but the act of running actually gave the interviewees a sense of empowerment rather than vulnerability He adds: “They are dealing with things like not having children or a serious case of depression and in that moment of running they feel quite objective They are able to sort of feel confident enough with their own relationship with that problem to see it as something that can be overcome.” Watch the film here: aeon.co/film/what-deep-thoughts-do-you-have-during-a-run Get involved with GoodGym and help people while getting fit