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"Yum yum. A perfect end-of-summer salad. And it made a lot, too! Which is great, because the salad is even better the next day, eaten cold. You may want to have a spare lemon around to freshen it up a little.\nPosted by ironstef\n\nCan't wait t try this, thanks for posting it.\n\nThat looks and sounds fantastic. I've been wanting to try to cook with fennel more often - I've really enjoyed it braised, but I think I could get into grilling it too!\n\nI make a similar salad but throw in black olives and some red onion. DAMN good!"
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Books shelved as lady-jane-grey: Innocent Traitor by Alison Weir, The Sisters Who Would Be Queen by Leanda de Lisle, Lady in Waiting by Susan Meissner, N.\n\nThe world of Lady Jane Grey by Malvern, Gladys. Publication date A biography of Lady Jane Grey, great-granddaughter of Henry VII, who at the age of 16 bore the awesome burden of the turbulent English crown for nine days before she was beheaded Borrow this book to access EPUB and PDF files.\n\nIN COLLECTIONS. Books to Borrow. Books for. The details and life of the court of Henry VIII are masterfully recreated in this book. Lady Jane was the grand neice of Henry VIII, and was third in line to the throne.\n\nThe heads of states illegally pronounced her queen on the death of her cousin, Edward VI, and eventually she 5/5(1). Get this from a library. Lady Jane Grey. [Sue Reid] -- The tragic story of Lady Jane Grey who was Queen of England for nine days in July Jane grew up watching her cousins in training as heirs to the throne, World of Lady Jane Grey book imagining that by a twist of fate.\n\nWorld Book Online is an engaging, verified, and trustworthy digital resource for grades pre-K through high school. Become a World Book Insider. Stay up to speed on all we have to offer-plus activities, crafts, and blogs for parents and educators in our newsletter.\n\nThe World of Lady Jane Grey is a historical fiction book by Gladys Malvern published in Ann Rinaldi's book, Nine Days a Queen, is a story told from Jane's perspective about her life from birth until her execution. In this, Jane Grey was reluctant to become queen, and believed that Mary would send a pardon just before her decapitation.\n\nThe entire book is written in the first person but from the viewpoint of several people, including Lady Jane Grey; Mrs. Ellen, her loving and trusted nursemaid; Frances Grey, Duchess of Suffolk, Jane's hateful mother; Queen Katherine Parr, the sixth wife of Henry VIII who took an interest in Jane; and John Dudley, the man who wrested the crown /5().\n\nEnglish noblewoman Lady Jane Grey is one of the most romanticized monarchs of Tudor England. Her short, nine-day reign was an unsuccessful attempt to. 'A presentation by Leanda de Lisle, AUTHOR OF TUDOR: THE FAMILY STORY, AND ALSO OF THE SISTERS WHO WOULD BE QUEEN, at the Ryedale Book Festival, on the heirs to the last Tudor.\n\nAccompanying her. \"The Sisters Who Would be Queen: Mary, Katherine & Lady Jane Grey\" (HarperPress and Ballantine), by Leanda de Lisle, is out in Britain and America Leanda de Lisle is a writer and a historian.\n\nShe has been a columnist for the Spectator, the Guardian, Country Life and the Daily Express, and her new book is “Tudor: The Family Story ”Author: Leanda de Lisle.\n\nJane was considerately treated in the Tower, but when her father witlessly joined Sir Thomas Wyatt’s rebellion in January, Jane was considered too dangerous a. Lady Jane Grey, also called (from ) Lady Jane Dudley, (born OctoberBradgate, Leicestershire, England—died FebruLondon), titular queen of England for nine days in Beautiful and intelligent, she reluctantly allowed herself at age 15 to be put on the throne by unscrupulous politicians; her subsequent execution by.\n\nThis is my first Alison Weir book and I am impressed. The story of Lady Jane Grey unfolds beautifully and tragically.\n\nWeir blends fact and fiction into a powerful story not only of Lady Jane Grey but of the House of Tudor and the protestant/catholic struggle in sixteenth centruy England.5/5(5).\n\nThe Words and Behavior of the Lady Jane upon the Scaffold The next victim was the amiable Lady Jane Gray, who, by her acceptance of the crown at the earnest solicitations of her friends, incurred the implacable resentment of the bloody Mary. Lady Jane Grey: A life cut short. Lady Jane Grey was probably born in the latter half ofperhaps at Dorset House in was the eldest daughter of Henry Grey, later Duke of Suffolk, and Lady Frances Brandon.\n\n28 January Henry VIII dies, leaving his nine-year-old son, Edward, as his heir. Jane is now officially third in line to the throne. a time, there was a sixteen-year-old girl named Jane Grey, who was forced to marry a complete stranger (Lord Guildford or Gilford or Gifford-something-or-other), and shortly thereafter found herself ruler of a country.\n\nShe was queen for nine days. Then she quite literally lost her head. Lady Jane Grey Reference Guide. 3, likes 52 talking about this.\n\nThe latest news about the nine day queen Followers: K. Febru Lady Jane Grey is executed Grey was executed along with her husband because she was an ongoing alternative claimant to the throne. She was still a teenager. You can also read more about Edward VI’s devise in my article 21 June – Edward VI chooses Lady Jane Grey as his heir.\n\nNotes and Sources “Queen Jane or Lady Jane Grey”, talk by Claire Ridgway for the Tudor Society, July Ives, Eric () Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery, Wiley-Blackwell. Over the centuries there have been a number of plays written about Lady Jane. In his article, ‘A Performance of Rowe’s Lady Jane Gray in ’, Martin Spies argues that the last performance of Rowe’s play was not at Covent Garden, London in but at The Theatre Royal, Hull in ‘Lady Jane Grey and Her Times’ by George Howard quotes from or refers to the following.\n\nOnce blindfolded, Jane groped her way to the execution block and laid her head in its groove. The last sound the crowd heard before the axe thudded into the block was a prayer from Jane’s seventeen-year-old voice: “Lord, into thy hands I commend my spirit.” So ended the life of Lady Jane Grey, the teenage martyr.\n\nFor more on Lady Jane Grey. Lady Jane Grey: a tragedy: as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane: regulated from the prompt book by permission of the managers.Apollo Press, by the Martins, for Bell, London in English.\n\nAs sixteen-year-old Lady Jane Grey stood on the scaffold on a gray winter morning, she looked calmly out over the crowd of spectators. Then, mustering the strength she had asked God to provide, she spoke with such a poise and conviction that even her executioners were moved.\n\nLady Jane Grey's nine days as queen are reimagined as a tongue-in-cheek shape-shifter romance. Between the reigns of adolescent King Edward VI and his bloodthirsty half sister, Mary I, England was ruled for nine days by doomed Lady Jane, a year-old political pawn—or that's how it went in our world/5(31).\n\nAccording to the Tudor Travel Guide, Jane’s parents, the Marquess and Marchioness of Dorset (the latter, Lady Frances Grey, was the daughter of Henry VIII’s youngest sister, Mary), likely Author: Meilan Solly.\n\nShe was a viable heir to the English throne because of her maternal grandmother, Princess Mary Tudor. After the death of her first husband, King Louis XII of France inMary secretly wed her true love, Charles Brandon.\n\nThe faked letter first made its appearance in Richard Patrick Boyle Davey’s biography The Nine Days Queen, Lady Jane Grey & her ’s subject was already a popular one. The Victorians had lapped up the poignant tale of a child-woman forced to be queen, and despite this, later executed as a usurper.\n\nOn Februyear-old Lady Jane Grey was beheaded after a nine-day reign as Queen of England. To explain why, we first have to offer an all-too-brief primer on the political background of Tudor England up to this point. British Royalty. Queen of England. Jane was the daughter of Henry Grey, Marquis of Dorset (later Duke of Suffolk) and Frances Brandon, a niece of Henry VIII.\n\nJane married Guildford Dudley in May of She then became the unwitting pawn in the schemes of Burial: Chapel of Saint Peter-ad-Vincula. “ The dramatic story of Lady Jane Grey has captured the imagination of people of all ages and eras—high-stake royal politics, ruthless power-plays, religious controversies, and tragic ending.\n\nDespite it all, the biblical faith of this remarkable teen-ager gave her. Hand, Ashton, and Meadows follow up My Lady Jane (about Lady Jane Gray) with another tongue-in-cheek novel about a famous Jane-this time, Jane Eyre.\n\nIn this take on the classic, Jane and Charlotte Bronte are good friends from school, and as Jane's story unfolds, Charlotte records every moment of it-at first writing it as a murder mystery, then.\n\nBut the tragic story of Lady Jane Grey is often overlooked by historians. Only now does a three-part TV series – the second part is tomorrow at 9pm on BBC4 – shed any new light on Jane.\n\nHistorian James D. Taylor gathers in one volume all known historical information regarding Henry Grey, father of Lady Jane Grey. Descended from a distinguished and noble heritage that produced two queens, Henry Grey gave up a comfortable, quiet and leisurely life to become one of the most powerful and influential men in England next to the king.\n\nIn My Lady Jane, coauthors Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton, and Jodi Meadows have created a one-of-a-kind fantasy in the tradition of The Princess Bride, featuring a reluctant king, an even more reluctant queen, a noble steed, and only a passing resemblance to actual.\n\nLady Jane Grey was the Queen of England for nine days from 10 to 19 July She was a Protestant. (TV: Lost in Time) At the age of fifteen, Jane Grey was forced into a marriage with Lord Guildford Dudley by her mother.\n\nShe found her husband an ass. He talked of nothing but himself, failed to compliment her if she wore a new gown and never washed. (TV: Lost in Time)Appearances: TV: Lost in Time.LADY JANE GREY Jane liked Katherine, who was a very kind woman with a special love for children.\n\nJane and Katherine shared a passion for books, fine clothes and jewels, music, art, and dancing. Most of all, however, they both loved the message of the gospel. In fact, Katherine had written a book in which she explained how long it.Fusing both history and romance, the Lady Julia Grey series of novels by Deanna Raybourn brings all these different elements together into one mysterious mix.\n\nTaking place in the late Victorian era, it features Lady Julia Grey, a woman brought head-first into a world of intrigue and deception as she teams up the enigmatic investigator Nicholas."
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"Let’s face it: there are just some things that are universally unsettling. Dolls, ventriloquism dummies, mannequins, and humanoid robots all tend to create this uneasy feeling in us – sometimes, we’re even afraid of them, despite the fact that they aren’t really alive.\n\nThis effect, and the feelings associated with it, are known as the uncanny valley.\n\nThough it began as a simple psychological curiosity, the uncanny valley has become a huge concern in the fields of computer animation, robotics, and artificial intelligence.\n\nBut why does this happen? What happens to our brains when we see something that isn’t quite human? Let’s take a look.\n\nResidents of the Valley",
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"The first mention of the phenomenon appeared in an essay written by robotics professor Masahiro Mori in 1970 entitled Bukimi no Tani, or The Valley of Eeriness.\n\nHe was writing primarily about the feelings that arose when he looked at figures, but the term would eventually apply to dolls, ventriloquism dummies, and robots. The English term was first coined in “Robots: Fact, Fiction, and Prediction”, a 1978 book by Jasia Reichhardt. Since then, research into the effect and how to avoid it has grown exponentially – there were 510 separate academic papers that mentioned the effect published in 2015.\n\nEntities that trigger the effect tend to share a particular set of traits. They are meant to mimic humans, but discrepancies in their vocal patterns, movements, or appearance make it so that they aren’t quite perfect replicas of human beings. This near-realism sets off a reaction in our brains that varies from discomfort to deep revulsion. But why? What’s going on?\n\nThe most basic explanation for the uncanny valley effect is that there’s something hardwired in us that causes us to be repulsed by things that look human, but aren’t quite there.\n\nSome theories tie it to an instinct called pathogen avoidance – basically, we’re programmed to avoid things that look unhealthy or diseased to prevent the spread of possible pathogens. This is why it’s so easy for us to be afraid of zombies – despite the fact that they were once human, they move sluggishly and are clearly diseased.\n\nMismatched expressions between the eyes and mouth, or a lack of emotion in the eyes altogether is thought to denote psychopathy – considering that many simulated humans lack eyeballs that function like ours do, this is a common problem that plunges simulations into the uncanny valley.\n\nDeviation from social norms in the eye contact, movement, or voice modulation could also denote psychopathy. Serial killers like Hannibal Lecter are often given these traits to make them less human than the people around them, and thus make our feelings towards them almost entirely negative.",
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"Some theorists believe that the entities in the uncanny valley straddle the lines between our categories of “human” and “not human”, or perhaps “alive” and “not alive”.\n\nThis incomplete movement from one category to another causes a sort of “error message” in the brain, which reacts with revulsion and an instinct to reject the stimulus.\n\nIf something looks human, we expect it to be human, but things that reside in the uncanny valley can never satisfy that expectation. This theory applies in the case of “living” dolls such as Chucky – their status as something that should not be living, but nevertheless moving around, and speaking, makes them deeply unsettling for us.\n\nFinally, the existential issues that entities from the uncanny valley could provoke are also cited as a possible reason for the discomfort. Some think that the movement or looks of these entities could remind our brains of corpses, and thus invoke an ingrained fear of death.\n\nAnother possibility is that we unconsciously begin considering the humanity of these beings, and thus of ourselves – an uncomfortable conversation for most people.\n\nThough this concept is usually addressed in science fiction with movies like I, Robot, horror can easily employ this in the case of things like ghosts and other spectral beings.\n\nThe Valley in the Media",
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"In 1988, Pixar released a short film entitled “Tin Toy”, featuring a computer-animated infant called Billy. The appearance of the infant descended so far into the uncanny valley that Pixar turned away from making human characters completely for a while, instead focusing on living toys, robots, insects, and other non-humans that stood up better when computer animated.\n\nSince then, computer-animated humans have often been decried by audiences as “creepy”, and this has a devastating effect on the films in which they feature. However, there’s a certain genre that has created uncanny valley residents time and time again with no repercussions – the horror genre.\n\nIn an industry that relies on creating unease and fear in its viewers, the uncanny valley is a gold mine. Characters like Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers wear frightening, corpse-like masks that strip them of their humanity and make them even more frightening.\n\nFaceless creatures like Slenderman haunt the forests and backyards of frightened children. The uncanny valley is horror’s bread and butter, even though we barely understand it. With the promising research being conducted into the phenomenon nowadays, the possibilities for scarier horror villains is endless.\n\nHope for the Future\n\nDespite its beginnings as an interesting thought exercise for psychology majors, the uncanny valley is a new frontier for the horror genre. Though much of the research being conducted now is aimed at bypassing the valley, the results could assist horror authors and directors in creating villains and monsters that crawl through nightmares more effectively than ever before."
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"Desktops have been around for much longer than laptops. If you spent your childhood in the 90s, you will recall that if someone talked about computers, then only desktops would come to mind.\n\nLaptops were in their infancy in consumer market and generally owned by wealthy businessmen who did quite a bit of traveling.\n\nTo this date, desktops are going quite strong. The question is, what has allowed the desktop market to exist in this day and age of portability?\n\nWe will find out the reason while we list the desktop pros and cons.\n\nHere, we are going to discuss the desktop pros and cons.\n\nSo let’s start with the good points; the Pros and then move on to the Cons.\n\nPros of a Desktop\n\nWhile there is a small niche market for compact desktop, most customers are no too concerned about their size.\n\nIn fact, for enthusiasts and gamers the more space they have for components, the more desirable they are for the power users.\n\nThe motherboard is placed inside along the length of the casing to one side, with its mounting screws attaching to the casing side.\n\nAlongside the CPU, RAM and ROM, the motherboard is equipped with standard slots in multiple counts for attaching various components/adapters like for sound, graphics, communication etc. that can be bought separately.\n\nThere can also be slots plenty of PCIe slots for connecting myriad of components. Whether you want you graphics card in double or triple configuration, you can do so with a desktop.\n\nThere is also a power supply which connects with the AC mains and provides multiple power outputs for the various components and the motherboard.\n\nDesktop casings come in many sizes and designs but the emphasis in any case is on appearance or the count and quality of the components inside.\n\nSpaciousness also allows air to circulate freely inside the casing and provides good cooling with the help of heat sinks and fans. As such, the components are not bottlenecked due to heat.\n\nAs you may know CPU throttling is a phenomenon that occurs when the core temperatures rise too high and the CPU has to throttle down its clock speed.",
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"Desktop computers are very easy to upgrade because their architecture is designed in that way.\n\nThe desktop has various standard slots (PCIe Slots) for adding any compatible component.\n\nIn general, the motherboard make and model decides to what extent the desktop is upgradable.\n\nAll you need to do is simply determine whether the upgraded component is compatible with the installed hardware or not. There are almost countless combinations of components possible in the desktops.\n\nYou can even change the motherboard to allow for better upgrading options.\n\nYou can add a liquid cooling solution, RGB lights etc to make your ultimate desktop.\n\nDesktops are far more configurable as compared to other devices.\n\nFrom the choice of hardware combination you choose to internal tweaking. All can be achieved.\n\nWhether you want to overclock your processor, or play around with your RAM and graphics card settings, the desktops give you a lot more room to experiment and configure the environment to your liking.\n\nThe desktops are generally desired for greater performance.\n\nSince there is little restriction on the space available in desktops for components, they can be setup with components which provide maximum performance.\n\nThere no restriction on the available power in desktops.\n\nThe power supply output determines it and not the input from the mains. So, components with high performance can be comfortably installed.\n\nThe only concern with high performance components is their tendency to heat up more, but fortunately, desktops have far better heat dissipation solutions as compared to portable devices.\n\nThe hardware components installed in a desktop can have as much higher specifications as you need or desire.\n\nWhether it means more tolerant, robust and durable components or components having high performance, the desktops can accommodate them.\n\nThe one thing to note here that a component for a desktop is almost always more powerful than the same priced component in a laptop.\n\nNote only does an average desktop processor have more clock speed, it also offers more cores.\n\nYou can see this below.",
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"The desktop hardware is more economical as compared to mobile computers like Laptops.\n\nAnything smaller than a desktop or anything requiring portability naturally requires you to pay a premium for its design.\n\nOf course, by economical we mean that if you were to spend $500. On a laptop, the most powerful CPU you would expect is an Intel Core i5-8250U processor – “U” processors being weak but batter saving.\n\nOn the other hand, on a desktop, you can expect a much a powerful Intel Core i5-9400 processor along with more RAM and even an SSD.\n\nYou can learn about this here",
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"The desktop can be fitted with multiple screens, customizable keyboards, USB hubs etc that you feel more comfortable with.\n\nThere is literally no restriction to the comfort you can get with desktops.\n\nThe more “ergonomically” designed keyboards and mouse as well as larger screens enhance your comfort factor for work and entertainment.\n\nCons of a Desktop\n\nThe primary drawback of desktops is that they are not at all portable.\n\nThe desktop chassis can be rather heavy and it is connected generally via various kinds of cable with all the peripherals.\n\nThe hard disks generally used with desktops are not optimized for shocks because that is not related to the way desktops are used.\n\nIf you wish to simply shift the desktop from one table to another, you will need to power down the system, disconnect all the various cables and shift the casing and other hardware separately to the other table and then reconnect the cables.\n\nOf course, the new location for the desktop must have a power outlet available and large enough desk. Otherwise you might as well have not shifted.\n\nDesktops are noisy because of the large and high rpm fans used in them.\n\nThe fans are needed for cooling and are a must. Although newer fans are designed to be less noisy, the noise level is still noticeable and very unsuited for professional audio recording areas.\n\nThis can be eliminated with water cooling solution.\n\nThe desktops can be equipped with many different combinations of hardware components.\n\nThese components could be from different manufacturers.\n\nThen, all the components are connected in a standard way to the motherboard.\n\nUnfortunately, this also means that the specific components are not completely optimized for working together.\n\nOf course they are compatible by their specifications, but to achieve a fault tolerant configuration, you may need to try various combinations and then see which proves to be most stable.\n\nDesktops are not about space. They are about performance and productivity.\n\nHence, they tend to have a scattered setup. The keyboard, monitor screens, mouse etc. are all physically separate from each other and from the desktop casing.\n\nYou have to have a proper table and chair combination alongside adequate environmental temperature and an electricity supply outlet available.\n\nMuch of the times, the screens have their separate socket for connection of electricity, so multiple electrical sockets are required.\n\n5. May or May not have Wireless\n\nIt is less common for desktops to have wireless network connectivity.\n\nIt is not unusual but since desktops are meant to operate in one location, a cable connection to the network is preferred.\n\nThe cable connection is also preferred because it allows for much faster speeds and a very stable connectivity. Hence, allowing wireless connectivity can mean adding an external network adapter that is connected via USB.\n\nThe location and direction of antenna determine the quality of the wireless connection.\n\nGenerally, the antennae are located along the front side or the back side of the casing and need to be connected via a longer cable so that they can be brought up on to the top of casing for better signal reception.",
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"For safety, you can invest in UPS\n\nThe desktops accept AC power from the mains and that’s about it.\n\nSo what if the power goes out? Obviously, the system will shutdown immediately which is very harmful for the system in the long run.\n\nComputers are always required to be powered down in the proper prescribed manner otherwise there is a great tendency for the system to develop faults in it.\n\nThe solution is to arrange a separate Uninterruptible Power Supply having at least a battery backup of 5 minutes, so that there is enough time for the computer to be properly shutdown.\n\nUPS devices are quite expensive and may require periodic maintenance. Their cost also goes up with higher battery backup.\n\nIn countries where power outages are common, such power management is essential for the safety and durability of the desktop computers. This of course adds to the cost of the computer.\n\nCompared to laptops, the desktops consume much more power.\n\nOn top of that, if you building a gaming rig or a workstation grade desktop, then you power consumption can reach sky high.\n\nAlthough TDP isn’t exactly the measure of the power rating, it gives you an idea about the max power consumption of a particular component.\n\nThe higher power consumption can be an issue in countries where power tariffs are high.\n\nAlso Read: What is TDP in CPU?\n\nHere we looked at some of the desktop pros and cons.\n\nWhile desktops do have their advantages, they are generally suited for office, gaming and for workstation related tasks.\n\nThey are also less expensive to procure. However, their operating cost can run higher than laptops and other portable devices.\n\nIn the end, it all boils down to the following question: do you want portability of a laptop, or do you want the high performance of a desktop?"
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"NASSAU, Bahamas -- Viktor Hovland wrapped his putter around the throat of this tournament on Saturday, a tournament that some might dismissively deign to refer to as golf of the “hit and giggle” variety. And, yes, we can confirm that there was some of that, because every time Hovland hit a putt, the ball was going in, and, well, why wouldn’t you laugh with delight?\n\nHovland provided a veritable laugh track at Albany Resort in the third round of the 2022 Hero World Challenge, converting a career-high 10 birdies to fire an eight-under 64 to forge a three-stroke lead over reigning PGA Tour Player of the Year Scottie Scheffler. Seeking to successfully defend his title, Hovland sits at 13-under 203 after a masterful round on a gorgeous tropical afternoon. Scheffler had a 66 and at 206 is two clear of third place, occupied by Justin Thomas and Cameron Young.\n\n“Just his game overall, it was clean,” said Xander Schauffele, who played with Hovland in the final pairing and felt good about his three-under 69—except when he compared it to the Norwegian’s performance.\n\n“It was so good, I didn’t even realize it, but at one point I was like, ‘Holy sh--, this guy is eight under right now. I’m looking at the board, and I’m getting absolutely rinsed today. I played OK today, but he played so good I almost felt bad about my round.”",
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"The airport recently celebrated the ‘topping out’ of Terminal 1, which commemorates the placement of the highest steel beam in the structure.\n\nNext in the scheduled works is the opening of nine gates in Boarding Area B, as well as the opening of the Consolidated Security Checkpoint. Works are expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2022, when all gates will be open and Terminal 1 will become fully operational.\n\nAn area surrounded by nature",
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"If we invited for dinner some of the most important minds of ancient Greece, such as Herodotus, Hercules and Aristophanes, we would surely surprise them with the richness and variety of food that we would offer them.\n\nThis is because many of today’s foods were completely unknown in their day, while our eating habits differ significantly from the ancient times.",
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"So I had GFCI outlets put into the garage to use for Christmas lights outside. After installing, the christmas lights all work great but when I flip the switch in the foyer for the lights at the end of the driveway, the new outlets in the garage trip. Is this normal? Something maybe related...there are four lights at the end of the driveway, one of the lights has been out for a while and still wouldn't turn on even with placing a new bulb in. Should I take the light apart and check for faulty wiring or could the gfci be incorrectly installed? Thanks.\n\nADDED IMAGES : I added images for all things involved. The wiring in the garage, the light switch, and the one light at the end of the driveway that doesn't turn on. Any help is appreciated. Thanks again\n\nSounds pretty clear to me (and likely) that there was a phase to ground fault in the lights before you added the GFCI, that went unnoticed until now.\n\nThey might be wired wrong (if someone swapped ground and neutral). But most likely, there's a fault connecting neutral and ground somewhere beyond the switch.\n\nOne last possibility (given this particular circuit is outdoors) is that the ground wire to the lights is electrically isolated from the physical soil, and that current is leaking from hot into the soil. This would be more difficult to test.\n\nI would narrow in on any outdoor construction that took place or any spikes put into the earth near where the wire is buried. Probably something nicked the insulation and the moisture in the earth is leaking current from it.\n\n10\nHow should I address my bathroom's flickering lights and GFCI tripping mysteriously? (Schematic included.)\n2\nWhat could be causing my new GFCI receptacle to keep tripping?\n2\nHow to add GFCI-protected switches and lights to a 2-wire garage circuit\n1\nGFCI on a different circuit keeps tripping\n1\nMy GFCI trips when fluorescent light turn off - light will turn back on anyway\n1\nGFCI trips when lights go on\n1\nAFCI Breaker Randomly Tripping - No New Devices\n1\nDo I need to install GFCI outlets at each location for switched garage lights?\n5\nGFCI Outlet in Bathroom, Lights not working"
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"In my younger days, I was that guy the others fought over when choosing sides for a game.\n\n“You take him.”\n“No, you take him.”\n“We’ll take Ralph instead.”\n“Ralph’s not even here!”\n“We know. But we”ll do better with an absent player than with Lynn.”\n\nOK, so sports are not exactly my thing. I know that’s un-American to say during this time of Super Bowl mania. ESPN is programmed out of my TV, and I could not tell you the name of a single player for the local Tennessee Titans.\n\nBut there is one sport I enjoy. Cycling.",
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"Thank you, distinguished colleagues for giving me the floor at this important occasion.\n\nThere are many urgent issues in the world today. ISIL. Gaza. Syria.\n\nIt seems like peace is losing territory. At the same time, we all know that humanity can enjoy the benefits of civilization only in the conditions of peace.\n\nLadies and Gentlemen, we can’t afford to ignore the spark of war where now there is peace.\n\nOnce again it is a dirty, undeclared war. A war that is being publicly denied by the perpetrator.\n\nRemember when they denied that they invaded Ukraine’s Crimean Penninsula and then eventually admitted to it? Now the whole world knows the worth of their words.\n\nThis full-scale invasion is a crime against Ukraine and Ukrainians who have not provoked this aggression in any way.\n\nThis invasion is a crime against peace in Europe. The peace Europe worked 70 years to build.\n\nThis invasion is a crime against the international order as we know it. It sets a precedent that a big state can breach the sovereignty and territorial integrity of a smaller state without incurring any major obstacles.\n\nAll throughout the crisis Ukraine has shown exceptional openness to talk, compromise, seek paths to peace. Listening to all sides, conducting a ceasefire, cooperating with international monitoring bodies (including OSCE observation missions), participating in negotiations and multilateral contact groups that included the aggressor – in order to hear the aggressor’s terms for ending the conflict.\n\nEverybody in the world understands what is going on - on the Ukraine-Russia border today.\n\nWe feel this from the support of the International community. And for this we are grateful.\n\nHowever, it needs to be emphasized that we have just entered a new level of aggression. Until now we have been dealing with Russian terrorists and mercenaries. Today we are dealing with the Russian regular army, and Russia – the nuclear state. Today we see that the existing sanctions are not enough. More drastic steps should be taken by the international community to preserve peace in Europe.\n\nIn these conditions the UN convened a special session of the UN Security Council on the current situation. Ukraine is also appealing to the European Union and the OSCE. Once again, this is an aggression not only against my country, but against peace in Europe and in the whole world. It cannot be ignored. This urgent situation needs to be addressed. Thank you.",
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"John Ford’s THE SEARCHERS is without question an American Film Classic. I’d even go as far as saying it’s my second all-time favorite film, directly behind CASABLANCA. Every shot is a Remington Old West masterpiece, every actor perfect in their role, large or small, and not a minute of footage is wasted. The film has also stirred up quite a bit of controversy over time for John Wayne’s portrayal of the main character Ethan Edwards.",
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"The plot is structured like Joseph Campbell’s “Hero’s Journey”, but let’s get it out of the way right now: Ethan Edwards is no hero. He’s a mean, bitter, unreconstructed Confederate who’s been on the shady side of the law since war’s end. When he returns to his brother Aaron’s homestead, he makes no bones about his distaste for “half-breed” Martin Pawley (really an eighth Cherokee). His hatred of Native Americans even extends to their dead, as we see him shoot out the eyes of a Comanche corpse so his soul “must wander the spirit world between the winds”. He taunts Martin when the young man unwittingly marries the squaw Look, derisively referring to her as “Mrs. Pawley”.",
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"Ethan is a hard man to get along with, yet for all his macho bravado (“That’ll be the day”, he intones whenever someone challenges him), he shows signs of compassion throughout the film. He’s tender with his nieces and nephews (and sister-in-law Martha; there’s a suggestion that they were once more than friends). He spares Martin the agony of looking into the burned out homestead to gaze upon the bodies of his loved ones. His love for family is delineated as he tries to shield niece Lucy’s grim fate from Martin and young Brad Jorgensen, and his response when Brad asks what happened is tortured: “What do you want me to do, draw you a picture? Spell it out? Don’t ever ask me! Long as you live, don’t ever ask me”.",
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"Ethan’s search for surviving niece Debbie, captured by the renegade Comanche Scar, has a murderous purpose; he intends to kill the despoiled girl to save her from what he considers a fate worse than death – miscegenation. Yet when he finally tracks her down, blood in his eyes, he has a change of heart, and the softly spoken, haunting words, “Let’s go home, Debbie” never fail to mist me up. Ethan Edwards is a complex character, Kris Kristofferson’s “walking contradiction” come to life, as imperfect and flawed as the rest of us. It is indisputably John Wayne’s finest screen performance; the fact he wasn’t even nominated for the Academy Award is another in the long list of Oscar crimes.",
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"Wayne’s dark Ethan Edwards is counterbalanced by Jeffrey Hunter’s sweet-natured Martin Pawley. A somewhat naïve young man, Martin longs for acceptance by ‘Uncle’ Ethan (Edwards disdains the term when Martin uses it), and is as dogged in his determination to find Debbie as the older man, though his intentions are more altruistic. Martin’s letters home to his sweetheart Laurie (played by Vera Miles) serve as narration to the story, and the scenes they share together as comic interludes to the film’s heavy tone. A 20th Century-Fox contract player, Hunter got his big break with THE SEARCHERS, and plays well off Wayne’s Edwards (Ford used the actor again in both THE LAST HURRAH and SERGEANT RUTLEDGE). Two of his most famous roles were in Nicholas Ray’s 1961 Biblical drama KING OF KINGS (which Hunter referred to as ” I Was a Teenage Jesus”) and the pilot episode of STAR TREK as Enterprise Commander Christopher Pike, later reworked into a two-part episode titled “The Menagerie”. Jeffrey Hunter continued his career in Europe, including a pair of Spaghetti Westerns (THE CHRISTMAS KID, FIND A PLACE TO DIE) before succumbing to a brain hemorrhage in 1969 at age 42.",
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"By far my favorite character in THE SEARCHERS is the slightly crazy Ol’ Mose Harper, played by sagebrush vet Hank Worden. Long a Ford favorite, this was Worden’s biggest role, and he surely takes the tommyhawk and runs with it! The simplistic Mose greets every insult to his intelligence with a hearty, “Thank ya kindly!”, and holds the key to finding Debbie, wanting only in return “Just a roof over Ol’ Mose’s head, and a rockin’ chair by the fire – my own rockin’ chair”. Worden, best known to modern-day viewers as the waiter on the original TWIN PEAKS, was a member in good standing of the Ford Stock Company, and was used by Wayne in many of his later films (you can read my piece on Hank Worden’s career by clicking this link ).",
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"Henry Brandon as Comanche war chief Scar is Ethan’s opposite number; he’s as filled with hatred for the white race as Edwards is for the Indians. Unlike the noble opponents found in many Wayne Westerns (SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON, MCLINTOCK!), Scar is as ruthless and uncompromising in his hostility as Edwards, and his reaction to the white man’s hatred and oppression is hatred and oppression of his own, which only serves to fan the flames of discord between the races. It’s a lesson neither Scar nor Ethan ever learn, and continues today on the extremes of the political spectrum (Left and Right).",
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"The rest of the cast is equally superb, including Natalie Wood as Debbie, Ward Bond as Reverend/Texas Ranger Samuel Clayton Johnson, Ken Curtis as Martin’s love rival Charlie (they engage in a comic brawl over Vera Miles’ affections), John Qualen as Lars Jorgensen, and Harry Carey Jr as Brad. Harry’s mother Olive Carey is cast as Mrs. Jorgensen, and in that famous final shot in the doorway Duke pays homage to her late husband Harry Carey Sr. by grasping his right arm at the elbow, a pose Carey struck in many a Western. Wayne’s son Patrick appears toward the end as callow Lt. Greenhill, and it’s fun to watch The Duke watching Pat act opposite Bond; that bemused look on his face is priceless! There are other Familiar Faces dotting the landscape as well, Danny Borzage, Dorothy Jordan, Mae Marsh, Antonio Moreno, Chief Thundercloud, and Natalie’s sister Lana Wood (playing Debbie as a child) among them.",
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"Speaking of landscapes, DP Winton Hoch beautifully brings Ford’s favorite shooting canvas Monument Valley to life in breathtaking VistaVision and Technicolor. Additional location footage was shot in California, Utah, and Alberta, Canada, as well as Hollywood’s soundstages, all blended brilliantly by editor Jack Murray. And no one other than the great Max Steiner could do justice to a film of this magnitude; his score ranks among his all-time best.",
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"As for the Old Master himself, John Ford was at the peak of his creative talent, his keen eye for detail making every shot a work of art. But THE SEARCHERS would be his last great masterpiece (though a case could be made for THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE). Ford was 66 years old, his eyesight failing, and his years of alcohol abuse were beginning to take their deadly toll. His pictures after this seemed to be losing their vibrancy, that distinctive John Ford touch. Thus it is that THE SEARCHERS is the note the director should’ve ended on artistically, but unfortunately life never truly imitates art, does it? It’s a film that consistently ranks high in critic’s and filmmaker’s top tens, and one worth repeated viewings to soak in all the nuances of characterization and mise en scene. THE SEARCHERS is a film I don’t just recommend, I implore you to watch. It is truly that damn good.",
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"The new castle in town: is Orlando’s brand new burger joint worth a visit?\n\nThe battle between kingdoms in central Florida has created a new castle that can rival Cinderella Castle and Hogwarts … and it’s probably not what you’d expect. Only five months after the groundbreaking white lock has joined the ranks of restaurants vying for Orlando tourist dollars … The question is what makes this fast food unique and why in the world it attracts attention that rivals the Orlando theme parks and through traffic that Chick-fil would leave -A stunned? Here’s our one-page introduction to White Castle and its return to the Sunshine State …\n\nStory on the grill\n\nThe first White Castle, envisioned by chef Walt Anderson and real estate agent Billy Ingram, opened in Wichita, Kansas, in 1921 (just three months earlier and a day’s drive from Kansas City, which happened to be just where Walt Disney’s first cartoon studio debuted .) In the early 20th century, many Americans distrusted ground beef thanks to Upton Sinclair’s novel The Jungle, which exposed unsanitary practices in the meat packaging industry. White Castle is characterized by an elegant interior made of flawless stainless steel, glossy white enamel tiles and pressed white uniforms.\n\nBut White Castle’s greatest innovation has to be… the “slider”. Yes, White Castle is believed to be the first to use the term “slider” and immortalize the restaurant’s unique steam-grilling burgers on miniature buns forever. Their 2 by 2 inch square beef patties are thinly pressed. cut square then steam grilled on a bed of chopped onions.",
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"While the onions “sweat” on the grill, they cook and absorb steam in the thin patties and evaporate through a distinct (and patented!) Five-hole punch in the burger. Real American cheese and a sliced bun on site come last, creating a one-of-a-kind snack that you probably won’t want just one of. (The “standard” combination consists of four sliders, french fries and a drink for about $ 5. The largest is a “palette” of 6,920 sliders for over $ 6,000. No, really …)\n\n100 years after it opened, the White Castle menu is still family-owned and features crispy chicken sliders, chicken rings, sloppy joe sliders, impossible sliders and breakfast sliders with mini waffles. The chain gained international attention thanks to the 2004 film, Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, about the comical mishaps of two stoners on their way to a 24/7 nightly snack.",
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"About 400 locations are scattered across the Midwest and Northeast (with a more widespread freezer gear business), but it’s been a long time since Floridians had a fresh, grilled White Castle slider … until now …\n\nDespite the expansion of the Midwest, White Castle operated locations in Florida. When co-founder Billy Ingram retired to Miami in 1958, he brought three White Castles with him. However, all three were closed in the late 1960s, allegedly due to supply chain problems for the remote restaurants. Despite the long length of time on the sliders, migrating memories from the Midwest and Miami have sparked a slew of petitions and Facebook groups that are dying to invite White Castle back to the Sunshine State.",
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"And in November 2020 it happened. CEO Lisa Ingram announced that White Castle will open its largest location in the new retail development, The Village at O-Town West, just off I-4, about halfway between Disney Springs and SeaWorld. This super-large (but still incredibly compact 4,567 square meter) White Castle will open on May 3, 2021 and will undoubtedly be a must-see for foodies, bloggers, locals, and tourists in Central Florida …\n\nFor thousands of visitors to Orlando attractions, the question is simple: is White Castle worth the most limited visit outside of the property? While there will undoubtedly be mind-blowing crowds, limited hours, and minimum order quantities for the first few days, weeks, and even months, rest assured: if you’re a fast food junkie or burger aficionado, it’s definitely worth getting one To get a foretaste of what TIME Magazine declared as the “most influential burger of all time”. The sliders you get may not look as nice as the ones on the menu … but they are sure to taste just as good.\n\nWe have just two pieces of advice: if you’re joining the legion of locals, burger fans, and even theme park bloggers looking to descend on the newest castle in Orlando on May 3rd, bring your patience (even a double pass can only work that way a lot) and your appetite (on opening day, orders are limited to 60 sliders). At least in the first few weeks, the restaurant will adhere to an operating schedule from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. After all, Orlando’s White Castle will be like the others: open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. And frankly, no other castle in central Florida can say that …"
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"Peaky Blinders is set to return for another epic series of Thomas Shelby and his family exercising questionable judgement and criminality.\n\nFilming got underway for season six back in February 2021, with Cillian Murphy and others spotted in Manchester and Scotland.\n\nThe series, primarily set in 1920s Birmingham, left off with Tommy having gone from criminal underworld to public-facing politician, in his bid for power.\n\nSo, who will return for the sixth season of Peaky Blinders, what can we expect and when is it released? This is what you need to know.\n\nThe official trailer for the final series of Peaky Blinders dropped on New Years Day and it does not disappoint!\n\nKicking off with Thomas firing a round of bullets into the air, it looks like the final series will see more fatalities and violence from the Shelby brood.\n\nAda can be heard warning her eldest brother: “Take a good look Tom, cause one of us isn’t gonna be here for long”\n\nWhile Tommy can be heard threatening: “One last deal to be done, and then we Peaky Blinders rest,” as he paces through the snow and Swastika’s appear in the background of Mosley’s speech, a hint that the Peaky Blinder’s era is heading into the start of WWII.\n\nArthur looks uneasy as he comes to terms with Tommy’s actions, whatever they may be, as his brother races through a busy corridor protectively carrying his daughter in his arms.\n\nThere is also a Gatsby-esque feel to some of the scenes, as they revel in their success.\n\nWatch the full trailer below:\n\nWho is in the Peaky Blinders season 6 cast?\n\nAlso returning is the Shelby gang, who have starred in the series alongside Murphy since series one.\n\nHelen McCrory passed away in April this year, Murphy said she was his closest colleague on Peaky Blinders (Picture: Getty)\n\nIt is unclear whether she participated in any of the filming for the series, which wrapped in June, or how her character will be written out of and paid tribute to in the upcoming series.\n\nMurphy, 45, told the Guardian that he was “in awe” of his co-star, adding that she was his closest colleague on set.\n\nHe said: “She was my closest colleague on Peaky, and one of the finest actors I’ve ever worked opposite. Any material, any scene… she made it special.\n\n“She could do power and vulnerability, one after the other. She was just so cool and fun, and had such compassion for everyone she met. I was kind of in awe about how she lived her life – the way she balanced her work and her family so beautifully,” he added.\n\nLine of Duty and Help star Stephen Graham is also set to make an appearance in the upcoming series, as the official Peaky Blinders Twitter page confirmed he had joined the cast.\n\nIn April, the account tweeted: “We’re thrilled that Stephen Graham has joined the cast of #PeakyBlinders series 6,” accompanied by a picture of Graham in costume.\n\nIt is not clear what role he will play in the series, but it looks like the Liverpudlian is a working class man, as opposed to a high flying politician.\n\nTalking about his time on set with Murphy, Graham said: “There were a couple of moments – I had to pinch myself a couple of times because I was sitting there in a scene with him, doing a rehearsal and stuff and I’ve kinda gone, ‘Ahh that’s Tommy Shelby.”\n\nMarvel’s Venom star and Hollywood legend Tom Hardy has also been teased as making a return for the sixth installment, as he reprises his role as Alfie Solomons.\n\nNew for season six is 21-year-old actor Conrad Khan (County Lines, The Huntsman: Winter’s War), who has kept his character a mystery other than to say his part is “amazing”.\n\nA new female lead has also been teased. According to director Anthony Byrne: “There’s a great female character who is new, who is pretty dark. I haven’t seen a character like her in Peaky before.\n\n“I won’t say who she is,” he told Digital Spy. “But she certainly gives Tommy a run for his money. She challenges him in a different way basically. She’s certainly not a protagonist and I don’t know if she’s an antagonist.”\n\n“It’s similar to [Oswald] Mosley… she has a similar ideology, and that’s challenging for any character, like I’ve said before… he or she, they don’t have guns or a gang, but they have an ideology that’s like a virus and it’s more dangerous than anything.”\n\nWhile Tommy Shelby’s wife, Grace, died in season three, she has continued to make appearances as she haunts Tommy from beyond the grave. Actress Annabelle Wallis, who plays Grace, hinted on Twitter that she may return for season six, writing that Grace “has some unfinished business”.\n\nWhen is Peaky Blinders season 6 released?\n\nThe end of the teaser only confirms that the season will debut in ‘early 2022’, but it has now been slated for a February release.\n\nCreator Steven Knight recently stated: “Peaky is back and with a bang. After the enforced production delay due to the COVID pandemic, we find the family in extreme jeopardy and the stakes have never been higher.\n\n“We believe this will be the best season of all and are sure that our amazing fans will love it.”\n\nAnd, while this is the final series of the BBC drama, it will return for a movie which is set to begin filming in 2023.\n\n“While the TV season will be coming to an end, the story will continue in another form,” Knight confirmed.",
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"The company’s ETHE is its third product to make the grade, following analogs for bitcoin and ethereum classic.\n\n4763 Total views\n174 Total shares\nListen to article\n0:00\nNews\nOwn this piece of history\n\nAmerican digital asset manager Grayscale Investments confirmed its Ethereum Trust (ETHE) has gained regulatory approval from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) for retail trading. The news was announced in a press release issued on May 23.\n\nSet to become the first publicly-quoted security based on Ethereum (ETH), ETHE received the go ahead from FINRA to trade on over-the-counter (OTC) markets.",
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"Catch up on: GREECE’s ECONOMIC CRISIS\n\nI read that a kindergaten teacher in Greece recently found this note with one of her students: “I will not return to collect Anna. I do not have any money and I can’t bring her up. Sorry. Her mother.” Bejesus; here I was worrying about losing an earring. I think the excesses and indulgences of the silly season have caused me to lose some of my perspective on things, not to mention some liver function and brain cells. Brain rebooting took a few steps back I’m afraid. But this article jolted (and guilted) me back to work.\n\nIt seems the austerity measures imposed upon Greece since it found itself half way down the gurgler financially have sent Greek citizens into desperate situations. But wait on, I know shit all about economics beyond the old supply and demand curve and while I’m hearing snippets most days about a worsening crisis in Europe, I feel the need for some context. Rightio then…\n\n**First my disclaimer – I am WAAAAY out of my depth here, as well as my comfort zone, and while I have researched and bent my brain as best I can , please do not treat the following as gospel, there may well be errors and things lost in translation.**\n\nWhat’s all this about the Greek Economy?",
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Greece has a long history of living beyond its means – they have invested heavily in public services and are very generous with public servant wages and welfare, particularly toward the elderly. They have trouble raising revenue from taxes as theirs is largely a cash economy, rife with tax avoidance (amounting to $US20 billion per year) and deficient in tax collection infrastructure.\n\nTheir entry to the Euro-Zone in 2000 was based on fiddled figures, essentially telling the European Council that they were in good enough shape to join but in fact weren’t at all. My limited understanding of this is that debts were hidden and the currency exchanged, leaving Greece getting all yee-ha with their new money and strong backers and going on a good old spending spree. Then when the Global Financial Crisis hit, there was no hiding their debt anymore, and further over-generous government spending in the form of stimulus packages, lead to deeper sovereign debt.\n\nSo I could pretend to know what you’re on about but what is sovereign debt? It is public debt, or debt which is money owed by a nation’s government. Governments issue bonds (debt securities or formal contracts to repay borrowed money with interest) The current debt crisis – in Greece and other parts of Europe – is a result of sovereign debt.\n\nSo Greece have been bailed out once before – what’s with that? Well in May 2010, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the rest of the Eurozone countries tried to avert panic and defaulted loan actions by handing Greece 110 billion Euro (sorry can’t find the Euro symbol button) in bail-out loans. In order to secure the moola though, Greece had to agree to strict austerity measures to bring their deficit under control. This means a major roll-back (stole that expression from Woolies) on their spending, to be monitored by the European Commission, Europoean Central Bank and the IMF.\n\nWhat do they have to be austere about? The austerity measures include civil pay cuts, pension cuts, defence, health and education cuts- a total of 14.32bn euros over 5 years Then there’s tax increases and selling off stakes in telecommunications and banks – a total of 14.09bn euros over 5 years. Essentially all the things that are certain to make people at best unsettled and grumpy and at worst destitute and violent. Already there is an increased rate of suicide (by 40%) and aggressive protests in the streets.\n\nWill there be another bailout? Well Greece were tagged for a second bailout in Oct 2011. EU leaders agreed back in July that a “selective default” was the only option. THis means that Euro nations will guarantee payouts on Greek sovereign debt, along with an agreed 50% write-off or ‘haircut’ of their existing debt.\n\nBut Prime Minister George Papandreou shocked European leaders by calling a referendum, allowing the nation to decide on the new bailout packages. Angry and shocked Euro leaders were prompted to call for a withdrawal of Greece from the Eurozone which has forced the PM to resign and form an interim, unity Government. They are expected to accept the bailout package, but talks are dragging on.\n\nHow has this affected the rest of Europe? There are a few other Eurozone countries in similar predicaments – Ireland, Italy and Portugal are all seeing the shitty effects of bloated public sectors and reckless spending.\n\nBeyond that, if Greece doesn’t accept the bailout then what could happen is a “disorderly default” which is a nice way of saying they will exit the euro altogether, a scenario that experts claim should be viewed with fear and trepidation due to the utter financial turmoil that would ensue. I get a bit lost here I must say but there is talk of the Greek banks going arse up as they issue a new currency, which would lead to investors pulling out of other weak Euro countries and a general destabilising of an uncompetitive Euro. I think what it comes down to is the potential for a vicious old cycle of investor wariness creating a tightening of funding conditions and a banking collapse. A financial clusterfuck really.\n\nMeantime, the more responsible countries like France and Germany who didn’t spend up but were guilty of allowing irresponsible spending within their zone, are losing their good credit ratings (France lost their five star rating two days ago on the 13th Jan). And they are pissed. They don’t want to print off more money, devaluing their assets, to bail out idiot spendthrifts. Similarly, their taxpayers don’t want to see their money go abroad. However, there would be more suffering – and more bad tempers – should the Greek economy and its banking system collapse.\n\nWhat now then? So the temporary and special purpose facility (called the European Financial Stability Facility or EFSF) has had its 440 billion Euros approved by all 17 Eurozone member states. Talks between Euro leaders on how best to allocate these funds is still underway. As negotiations drag on, the economic sands are ever-shifting (further down the plug hole).\n\nWhatever happens, – orderly or disorderly the repercussions of a Greek default are not pretty. Are we staring down the barrel of another global financial crisis?\n\nI will do my very best to answer this question as things progress but my poor brain is ADDLED so don’t expect miracles.\n\nAnd please enlighten me if anyone has any “financial crises for dum-dums” material, because when it comes to this stuff, I feel very dum-dum indeed."
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"So, I finally started reading this mammoth book! I have a hardback edition but I’ve also got the ebook from the library as it’s too much for me to hold the hardback for long. I’m actually really enjoying this book, it’s such an interesting read. The lack of full-stops is something I got used to really easily and it’s never bothered me to stop reading at any point on a page, I don’t need chapters, so this is really enjoyable. I find it works best if I read in chunks rather than a few pages here and there, and I do need to take the odd break from it but I love coming back to it. I’m currently on page 306 of 1030!\n\nSuch A Fun Age by Kiley Reid\n\nI’m really enjoying this book. It follows Emira, a young black woman who babysits for a white couple. One night they ask her to take their child to the store and while there she is accused of kidnapping the child. It also follows Alix, the mother of the child, and she is a busy and successful woman who is very media savvy and aware of optics. It’s eye-opening to read Emira’s point of view and to see just how many micro-aggressions she has to deal with every single day. There is such a contrast with Alix’s life and how she suddenly finds herself wanting to get to know Emira better. I can’t wait to read more of this one.\n\nThe New Girl by Harriet Walker\n\nThis novel follows two women: Margot who is a fashion editor at a high end magazine, she’s also pregnant and will be going on maternity leave soon; and Maggie, the woman who is brought in to replace her. Margot finds out that her best friend Winnie has suffered a stillbirth on the day she hires Maggie and it sends he into a spiral. She doesn’t handle any of it very well. I found this novel very slow over the first half but then something happens mid-way through and we get a different perspective and from then on I was gripped. This is more a domestic drama than a thriller so I was a bit disappointed that I thought I was getting something different. I did enjoy the second half though.\n\nThis novel is stunning! It follows the journey of a song and the impact it has on people. First we meet Arie and Diana who are very much in love. Diana finds it hard to communicate her emotions in words so she starts composes a song for Arie. Soon after something happens to Diana and a man picks up her composition and takes it home. The song reaches as far as Australia, Canada and Edinburgh and it has such an effect of all of those who hear it. I love how the song threads all the way through the novel, it’s such a beautiful book. I’ll be reviewing this one on 10th August for the blog tour so look out for my thoughts then. In the meantime I highly recommend it!\n\nAll My Lies Are True by Dorothy Koomson\n\nThis is the sequel to The Ice Cream Girls and I really enjoyed it. It follows lots of characters but the core story is about the daughter of one of the Ice Cream Girls and the younger brother of the other. This goes back and forth in time through multiple perspectives as we explore how the next generation views what the previous was accused, and in one case, convicted of. It is a little confusing to follow on audio book at times as it jumps around in time and through characters so frequently so it’s one to listen to in big chunks. I really enjoyed this one and recommend it.\n\nThe Summer of Madness by Alexander Raphael\n\nThis is such a lovely short story and I really enjoyed it. It follows Kurt as he embarks on a plan to win his ex-girlfriend back. She has dumped him because he was selfish and so now he’s decided to stand at the station every day reading his way through her favourite novel Wuthering Heights in the hope she’ll see him there. It’s a sweet story and perfect for reading during your lunch break. I’ll be reviewing this one soon but I recommend it in the meantime!\n\nI don’t know what I might read next but the books that are catching my attention right now are these four. The first three are books I got from NetGalley and the fourth is a library book on the BorrowBox app that is next on my anti-racism reading list.\n\nThe Night Swim by Megan Goldin\n\nPunching the Air by Ibi Zoboi\n\nWhat have you been reading this week? I’d love to hear. And if you take part in WWW Wednesdays or This Week in Books please feel free to leave your link below and I’ll make sure to visit and comment on your post. 🙂",
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"Barbara Ann Lubin, of Phoenix, died on February 6, 2021 after a courageous fight with breast cancer. She was 63.\n\nHer endearing wit, fierce love of her family and friends, and dedication to helping others in all aspects of their lives, will be missed by all who were lucky enough to know her.\n\nA lifelong Democrat, Barbara spent the greatest part of her life working behind the scenes, providing advice and guidance to those who sought political office and others who were seeking positions where they could help improve the lives of others.\n\nShe was born December 8, 1957 in Frankfurt Germany to COL (Ret) Tony Perpich and Jeanne (Pincetl) Perpich. Upon returning to the US, she lived in multiple states before settling in Flagstaff upon her father’s retirement in December 1969. Barbara graduated from Flagstaff High School and Northern Arizona University with a Bachelor’s in Journalism and an MBA.\n\nAfter moving to Phoenix in 1982, she worked as an aide in the Arizona Senate before working for Corporation Commissioner Jim Weeks. She spent many years volunteering for Democratic candidates and at Madison Simis PTA, where her daughter Jessica was a student. She also ran the Madison School District’s Art Masterpiece program, adding many contemporary artists during her tenure.\n\nIn 2000, Barbara became the first candidate to file and run under the new Clean Elections Law for her unsuccessful run for the Corporation Commission. She went on to train others running for office at positions at Clean Elections Institute, Progressive Majority, and since 2012, at the Arizona Democratic Party.\n\nThroughout her career Barbara mentored countless candidates on running for office and welcomed volunteers with open arms. She was known for her excellent cooking and baking, hosting dinner parties, and bringing treats into the office. Barbara loved sharing her love of Arizona with everyone she met. She traveled the state extensively, loving to hike and explore the natural beauty of her state.\n\nShe loved being a grandma to her two granddaughters. Barbara hunted for great books, fun toys, and cute clothes for them.\n\nBarbara’s family thanks her medical team, her amazing friends, and the Arizona Democratic Party for all of their help during this challenging journey.\n\nBarbara is survived by her husband of 33 years, Stanley, her daughter Jessica, her son-in-law CPT James Hall, and her granddaughters, Abigail and Elizabeth. She also leaves behind her siblings Ann (Ken) Miller, Jeannie (Dick) Baker, and Tom (Jana) Perpich, eight nieces and nephews and their families. Barbara is also survived by the countless friends she made throughout her life.\n\nFuneral Services will be held on Thursday, February 11, 2021 at 9:30 A.M. at Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home, 4800 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix. Interment will be at St. Francis Cemetery. For those not able to attend, the funeral service will be broadcast via Zoom with a larger in-person celebration of life happening later in the year when we can all gather safely together to celebrate Barbara. In lieu of flowers, the family asks you to consider making a donation in her name to Metavivor, a nonprofit dedicated to researching metastatic breast cancer, or your local Democratic Party.\nCondolences may be expressed at www.whitneymurphyfuneralhome.com.\n\nOffer Hugs From Home Condolence for the family of LUBIN, BARBARA ANN"
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"Please be advised that a blog claiming to be an Old Roman Catholic Church Directory is in fact an unauthorised facsimile of this Directory and does not have the approbation of any recognised canonical Old Roman Catholic jurisdiction.\nWhile clearly the author of the blog attempts to follow closely and mirror updates from this website to his own, being unauthorised it cannot be relied upon to give up to date and qualified information about Old Roman Catholic clerics.\nThe blog is authored by a Rutherford Johnson, neither he personally nor his denomination, the Imperial Patriarchate of St. Stephen, Anglican Rite Roman Catholic Church has any connection historical or otherwise with any of the canonical Old Roman Catholic jurisdictions. The fact that the author has lifted information from this website without seeking permission nor indeed attributing the origin of said information from this Directory on his facsimile, somewhat betrays the character of said author.\nThe supposed Apostolic Succession of Rutherford Johnson is descended through the schismatic line of one Earl Anglin James, who though consecrated a bishop by Archbishop Carfora in 1945, was deposed and excommunicated on 29th January 1947 for a most serious act of schism. Rutherford Johnson claims to have received his supposed episcopal ordination from one Darel E Chase, who’s clearly protestant background and erratic denominational history is represented in his own words below.\nRutherford Johnson also claims succession from one Keith Patrick Steinhurst through the schismatic and heretical theosophical sects derived from Frederick Samuel Willoughby of the Liberal Old Catholic Church deposed by Archbishop Mathew, and Lowell Paul Wadle of the American Catholic Church and Justin A. Boyle aka Robert Raleigh of the Apostolic Christian Church through the infamous and highly irregular convergence of lines claimed by Hugh George de Wilmott-Newman. Neither one of his co-consecrating “bishops”, Darel E Chase nor Keith Patrick Steinhurst were ever Old Roman Catholics.\nIt is the qualified opinion of the Editorial Committee of this authorised Old Roman Catholic Clerical Directory that the apostolic succession claimed by Rutherford Johnson received through Darel E Chase is most certainly of questionable validity and of extremely doubtful sacramental efficacy. For this reason it is recommended both men be considered vitandus and Old Roman Catholic clergy and faithful alike are admonished to avoid their ministrations and those connected with them.",
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"\nThis ranking is for the football personality who achieved in both playing and managing career. Many world-class footballers had been failure as manager while a few top-class managers had a background as top-class players. Here are top ten greatest names.",
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"Carlos Bianchi is one of the most prolific scorers in history of European football. He won Argentine league top scorer three times and French League top scorer five times. He is 8th place as IFFHS all-time greatest top scorer of Worldwide first division. Bianchi holds the record most Copa Liberteadores Cup with four and five times South American Coach of the Year",
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"One of the great Brazilian international class left-winger, he was famous for being a part of World Cup wining team twice in 1958 and 1962. Zagallo managed the 1970 World Cup Brazil team as the greatest team in history of the game. He also won Copa America once and won the 1998 World Cup runner-up.",
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"Heynckes was one of a prolific scorer in his time and achieved seven international-class seasons by kicker rating. As a manager, aside from an UEFA Champion League trophy with Real Madrid, he was most famed for his role to lead Bayern won its only European Triple champion in history and also the best performance in history of Bundesliga in the 2012 – 2013 season.",
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"Frank Rijkaard is well-known as the greatest defensive midfielder of all-time. As a player, he won Dutch league five times, Italian Series A twice and European Cup 3 times and was two times Bronze ball in Ballon'Dor. As a manager, he won Spanish la Liga twice and a UEA Champion league but his managing career was failed with Saudi Arabia national team.",
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"Didier Deschamp is one of the three personalities who won World Cup as both player and manager. As a player, he played as defensive midfielder, winning a UEFA Champion League trophy with Jurventus and 1998 World Cup and 2000 European Championship as a captain. As a club manager, he led Monaco reach UEFA Champion League runner-up in 2004.",
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"Guardiola is all-time greatest football personality of Barcelona club. He was successful as both player and manager. Guardiola played as holding midfielder and won once European Cup plus a runner-up. His career as manager is even better, is known as a creator of tika-taka system and led the club to win twice UEFA Champion League and win Spanish La Liga three seasons in row and won triple champion in 2009 as a highlight. He is also sucessful",
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"Ernst Happel is the greatest Austrian defender of all-time. A top-class center-back who won Austrian bundesliga six times and the 1958 World Cup third place. Happel is one of the greatest managers of all-time. He led the grade B team in Europe like Feyenoord and Hmaburg to win European Cup and led Netherlands to finish runner-up in the 1978 FIFA World CUp.",
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"Franz Beckenbauer is the greatest football personality of all-time. He is the greatest defender in history of the game and the greatest German footballer ever. Beckenbauer had no defect in his career both player and manager. He led West Germany to reach World Cup final match two times and won in the 1990 tournament. He also took charge Bayern in a specific job and won a Bundesliga and a UEFA Cup.",
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"Men, you were all created; fearfully and wonderfully made. God our Father, the Ancient of days, has seen fit to share his glory with us all by making us each as a lesser likeness of Himself, God most high and fearful. We are all sons of the man Adam, a son of God, we are born after his divine image, and so we too are lesser gods, like he. We have inherited the rightful dominion over this earth that was given to our father Adam by God, Adam’s Maker and Father, who made all things through His only begotten Son Jesus Christ. The disciple, whom Jesus loved, John, had a vision of Jesus Christ our now exalted head: Revelation 1:17 And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last: I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.\n\nChrist, our redeemer and resurrection, is the head of every man, just as man is the head of woman. Women are to reverence their husbands, after marriage through humble obedience to them, and before marriage by keeping themselves pure and unspoiled for them. Ha ha.\n\nI’d like to give my highest salute to my wise MGTOW brothers who have kept themselves unspoiled by women, who are natural defilers. You have a magnificence bestowed by God that women can’t touch. If not for my own weakness and fallibility of mind, I would be one of you and as stalwart as you are.\n\nRevelation 14:3 And they sung as it were a new song before the throne, and before the four beasts, and the elders: and no man could learn that song but the hundred and forty and four thousand, which were redeemed from the earth. 4 These are they which were not defiled with women; for they are virgins. These are they which follow the Lamb whithersoever he goeth. These were redeemed from among men, being the firstfruits unto God and to the Lamb. 5 And in their mouth was found no guile: for they are without fault before the throne of God.\n\nKeep your walk straight, your head high, and your pure heart committed to God. Be guided by your reason, by your faith, and by sound principles. You noble sons of Adam have my enduring respect and admiration as you bear the burdens and responsibilities placed upon you by an ungrateful society that depends upon your good virtue. While silly harpies and religious charlatans smear all men as “toxic” or “unloving”, I will not so slander the image of God. From the bottom of my heart, my brothers, with all the honor due to you, I salute you.\n\nThe man pictured above, is United States ~ Union general William Tecumseh Sherman, known as “Uncle Billy” to his troops, and famous for his quote “War is hell”, and his harsh “total war” strategy. He seems to have been a bit red-pilled. Below are some of his quotes.\n\nWhen people believe a delusion they believe it harder than a real fact.\n\nTo those who would submit to the rightful law and authority, all gentleness and forbearance; but to the petulant and persistent secessionists, why, death is mercy, and the quicker he or she is disposed of the better. Satan and the rebellious saints of Heaven were allowed a continuous existence in hell merely to swell their just punishment. To such as would rebel against a Government so mild and just as ours was in peace, a punishment equal would not be unjust.\n\nYou might as well appeal against the thunder-storm as against these terrible hardships of war. They are inevitable, and the only way the people of Atlanta can hope once more to live in peace and quiet at home, is to stop the war, which can only be done by admitting that it began in error and is perpetuated in pride.\n\nI am tired and sick of war. Its glory is all moonshine; even success the most brilliant is over dead and mangled bodies, with the anguish and lamentations of distant families, appealing to me for sons, husbands, and fathers … it is only those who have never heard a shot, never heard the shriek and groans of the wounded and lacerated … who cry aloud for more blood, for more vengeance, for more desolation. War is hell.\n\nWar is cruelty. There is no use trying to reform it. The crueler it is, the sooner it will be over.\n\nI intend to make Georgia howl.\n\nIf the people raise a great howl against my barbarity and cruelty, I will answer that war is war, and not popularity seeking. If they want peace, they and their relatives must stop the war.\n\nMy aim, then, was to whip the rebels, to humble their pride, to follow them to their inmost recesses, and make them fear and dread us. Fear is the beginning of wisdom.\n\nWars are not all evil, they are part of the grand machinery by which this world is governed.\n\nBut, my dear sirs, when peace does come, you may call on me for any thing. Then will I share with you the last cracker, and watch with you to shield your homes and families against danger from every quarter.\n\nRegarding an army: (could be applied to our families)\n\nAn Army is a collection of armed men obliged to obey one man. Every change in the rules which impairs that principle weakens the army.\n\nAn army to be useful must be a unit, and out of this has grown the saying, attributed to Napoleon, but doubtless spoken before the days of Alexander, that an army with an inefficient commander was better than one with two able heads.\n\n6 thoughts on “A salute to all my brothers”",
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"MILWAUKEE, WIS. 10/19/2015– The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, under the direction of Francesco Lecce-Chong, present MSO at the Basilica on November 13 & 14, 2015 at 8:00 p.m. at the Basilica of St. Josaphat. This concert is a community concert and all tickets are priced at $5. The concerts will feature Bruckner’s Te Deum in C major, along with Górecki’s Symphony No. 3 “Symphony of Sorrowful Songs” and his choral work Totus Tuus.\n\nBruckner’s Te Deum is a setting of the Christian hymn text Te Deum. It was written for chorus, soloists, orchestra and organ ad libitum. Bruckner dedicated the piece “to God in gratitude for having safely brought me through so much anguish in Vienna.” The setting is in five movements and was finished on March 7, 1884. Te Deum was premiered on May 2, 1885 with two pianos substituting for the orchestra which was too large for the venue. The final movement has been described as being remarkably similar to the main theme of the second movement of Bruckner’s Symphony No. 7 which he was also composing during this time period. There were nearly 30 performances during Bruckner’s lifetime. The conductor of the final performance inscribed the words “for the tongues of angels, heaven-blest, chastened hearts and souls purified in the fire!” on his copy of the score. In the 1890s, Bruckner was aware that he might not live to finish his ninth symphony and received suggestions that the Te Deum could be used as the finale. However, others claimed Bruckner would never have considered using the C major Te Deum as the finale of a D minor symphony.\n\nGórecki’s Symphony of Sorrowful Songs was composed in 1976, and premiered on April 4, 1977. It was made famous by a recording that topped classical music charts in 1992. The three-movement symphony features a solo for soprano in each movement. Each movement is a different Polish text that speaks of motherhood and separation through war. The first movement is a 15th-century Polish lament of Mary, mother of Jesus. The second movement is a message written on a wall of a cell in a German Gestapo prison during World War II and the third movement is a Silesian folk song of a mother searching for her son killed in war.\n\nGórecki’s Totus Tuus Op. 60 is translated as “Totally Yours”. It was composed for unaccompanied choir in 1987 in celebration of Pope Saint John Paul II’s third visit to his native Poland. The libretto was taken from a poem by contemporary writer Maria Boguslawska which is addressed to the patron saint of Poland, the Virgin Mary.\n\nLecce-Chong has earned a growing reputation and critical acclaim for dynamic, forceful performances, garnering national distinction, including the Solti Foundation Career Assistance Award and The Presser Foundation Music Award. He has also been featured in master classes with Bernard Haitink, David Zinman, David Robertson and Christopher Seaman, while working with the St. Louis Symphony, National Arts Center Orchestra and the Tonhalle Orchestra Zürich.\n\nAs a trained pianist and composer, Lecce-Chong embraces innovative programming, champions the work of new composers and supports arts education. While working with the MSO, he curated and presented the works of both active and lesser-known composers, including two works commissioned by the orchestra, as well as two U.S. premieres. He also helped create the first MSO Composer Institute, providing performance opportunities for young American composers. Lecce-Chong has complemented his programming with a strong commitment to arts education for all ages. In Milwaukee, he provided artistic leadership for the MSO’s nationally lauded Arts in Community Education program — one of the largest arts integration programs in the country — and he continues to be a frequent guest speaker for arts organizations around the country.\n\nLecce-Chong is a native of Boulder, Colorado, where he began conducting at the age of 16. He is a graduate of the Mannes College of Music, where he received his Bachelor of Music degree with honors in piano and orchestral conducting. Lecce-Chong also holds a diploma from the Curtis Institute of Music, where he studied as a Martin and Sarah Taylor Fellow with Otto-Werner Mueller. He has been mentored by many world-renowned conductors, including Edo de Waart and Donald Runnicles, with whom he continues to maintain a close working relationship.\n\nLee Erickson, MSO Chorus Director – Holder of the Margaret Hawkins Chorus Director Chair, Lee Erickson has a passion for choral music which shines through every performance by the MSO Chorus. Known for his tireless pursuit of choral excellence, the standards he sets for tone, precision, diction, and artistry of the ensemble have garnered respect among the conductors, soloists, and composers who have worked with the Chorus.\n\nMr. Erickson was appointed associate director of the Chorus in 1978 and assumed the position of director in 1994 (after founder Margaret Hawkins’ death in 1993). He has served on the Choral Panel of the National Endowment for the Arts and is a past dean of the American Guild of Organists. In 2008, Mr. Erickson was honored by the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music for his musical contribution to the greater Milwaukee community, and he was named as one of the 2007 Artists of the Year by the City of Milwaukee Arts Board. In 2011, Mr. Erickson received the 2011 Distinguished Citizen – Professional in Arts Award from the Civic Music Association of Milwaukee.\n\nKathryn Henry, soprano– Kathryn Henry wasa National Finalist in the Metropolitan Opera National Council competition in March 2015, and is currently a senior pursuing her bachelor of fine arts degree in vocal performance at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She won the UW-Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Concerto and Aria Competition, and in 2014 placed first in the Upper College Women category at the National level of the NATS Student Auditions. Known for her “clean coloratura and silvery voice” (BWWOperaWorld. Com, Richard Sasanow), Ms. Henry’s operatic credits include Gretel in Hansel and Gretel, Clarina in Rossini’s La Cambiale di Matrimonio, the Squirrel in Ravel’s L’Enfant et les Sortileges, and the title role of Puccini’s Suor Angelica. At the summer 2015 Chautauqua Institute, she covered Mimi in Puccini’s La bohème and appeared in recital with Craig Rutenberg.\n\nAriana Douglas, soprano- Ariana Douglas earned her Bachelor of Music from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she studied under the direction of Julia Faulkner. She recently finished her Master of Music from Louisiana State University and studied with Dennis Jesse. Some of her recent roles include: Countess in Le nozze di Figaro, Nevesta in Martinu’s Hlas lesa, Magda in La Rondine, Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni and Fiordiligi in Così fan tutte. She was an ensemble member in Lucia di Lammermoor with New Orleans Opera as well as Second Lady in Die Zauberflöte with Opéra Louisiane, a local opera company in Baton Rouge, LA. While at Louisiana State University, other non-opera credits include the soprano soloist in Mozart’s Requiem. Ariana was recently rewarded an Encouragement Award from the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.\n\nKatherine Fili, mezzo-soprano- Heralded as “hilarious” and “impressive” by DC Metro Theater Arts, Mezzo-soprano Katherine Fili recently graduated from The University of Maryland’s Opera Studio. Over the course of her graduate degree she studied with both Linda Mabbs and Delores Ziegler. As a member of the opera studio, Katherine performed as the Nurse in Lee Hoiby’s Romeo & Juliet, both Nancy and Florence in Albert Herring, and both Prince Orlofsky and Ida in Die Fledermaus. As a student of Mildred Miller during her undergraduate studies at Carnegie Mellon University, she performed roles including The Sorceress in Dido & Aeneas, Bessie in Das Kleine Mahagonny, and The Chinese Tea Cup in L’enfant et les sortileges. Katherine premiered the chamber version of Tobias Picker’s Fantastic Mr. Fox in the role of Mrs. Fox with the Microscopic Opera Company. She has performed with The Pittsburgh Opera Theater as The Baroness in Candide and Grimgerde in the premier of Eric Moe’s The Valkyrie Suite.\n\nThomas Leighton, tenor- Thomas Leighton, of Saugerties, NY, holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY with graduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Recent engagements include Julia Adolphe’s Sylvia, at NYC’s Bargemusic, and with Milwaukee’s Present Music. As a Studio Artist with Madison Opera in the 2014-2015 Season, he appeared in Fidelio and Sweeney Todd. In the same season, he also sang the role of Tamino in University Opera’s production of Die Zauberflöte and sang as the tenor soloist in Mendelssohn’s Lobgesang. Thomas is a past ‘distinguished voice fellow’ and teaching assistant at the UW-Madison School of Music.\n\nLeroy Y. Davis, baritone- Leroy Y. Davis is excited to join Milwaukee Symphony this season. He was inspired to pursue a career in opera as an alumnus of The Boys Choir of Harlem. Leroy is a graduate of New England Conservatory where, as a Graduate Diploma candidate, he performed the role of Don Pomponio Storione in the American Premiere of Rossini’s La Gazzetta. He is also a graduate of Bard College; during his graduate studies he created the role of Atticus Finch’s Trainer in David T. Little’s Vinkensport or The Finch Opera. He was most recently invited to return to NEC as a guest artist to perform Don Alfonso in their April production of Cosi fan tutte. Previous credits include Pish-Tush in The Mikado, A Mandarin/Ping in Turandot, Marchese in La Traviata, and Sergeant of Police in The Pirates of Penzance with Shreveport Opera and Marchese in La Traviata with The Opera Company of Middlebury. Leroy was a Regional Finalist in this year’s Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.\n\nMSO at the Basilica\n\nTickets are $5. Seating for this performance is General Admission. Audience is encouraged to arrive early for best available seating. Doors will open approximately one hour before the concert. For more information, please call 414.291.7605 or visit mso.org.",
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"Thousands of Disney customers say they have been hacked after signing up to its online streaming service.\n\nSince Disney+ went live, hackers have stolen thousands of customers’ accounts and put them up for sale on the dark web, according to a report.\n\nPeople waited on telephone and online chat lines for hours, and many still say that Disney has yet to sort their problems.\n\nThe company has not replied to a request for comment.\n\nDisney’s answer to Netflix, Disney+ is an online platform where fans can view its movies, short films and TV shows, including the Marvel and Star Wars franchises.\n\nTen million people signed up in its first week.\n\nDisney+ has not yet launched in the UK, but is available in the United States, Canada and the Netherlands.\n\nOn 12 November, its first day live, people had technical problems and many complained on social media.\n\nOthers said they were locked out of their accounts, and since they contacted Disney they have not heard back.\n\nAccording to an investigation by Zdnet, thousands of user accounts went on sale on the dark web.\n\nOnly hours after the service launched, hackers were selling Disney+ accounts for as little as $3 (£2.30).\n\nWith the help of a cyber-security researcher, the BBC also found several hacked customer accounts for sale on the dark web.\n\nThousands of these stolen accounts show what kind of subscription the person signed up with and when it expires.\n\nCustomers say they saw their emails and passwords changed.\n\nMany say they used unique userIDs and passwords to access the streaming platform.\n\nBut Jason Hill, a lead researcher with CyberInt, says it looks like many were stolen because people use the same passwords for different sites.\n\nMr Hill said that hackers can lift someone’s password from a different site which has previously been hacked and then try it on a new site, like Disney+. If it works, they steal the account.\n\n“Whilst many may consider having a unique password for each online service to be difficult to manage, password managers simplify this process and allow you to generate and securely store unique difficult-to-guess passwords,” he said.\n\nThe streaming service does not have two-factor authentication.\n\nOthers are concerned because they can use their Disney+ login to access other products the company provides, like the Disney store and its recreation parks.\n\nThe online streaming service was hit by technical issues on its first day. People took to social media to complain that their pre-ordered streaming service did not work and that they faced long waits for customer service.\n\nThe company said in a tweet that it had an “overwhelming response” and apologised.",
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How have the different countries and cultures impacted your sound?\n\nFunny enough, I never liked singing or listening to music in Spanish when I was a kid, although it's my native language. Ever since I was little, my parents exposed me to R&B and soul music in English more than anything else. Growing up, I went to school with kids from a variety of countries and cultures. Moving to the US was no different because music here, very much like the people, is a huge melting pot. You can find so many different musical appreciations. I have always been somewhat of a sponge, absorbing all sorts of genres that are placed in front of my ears. It definitely changes my sound constantly. Some of my influences range from the sounds of Ella Fitzgerald, Motown artists, Adele, Beyoncé, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, the Arctic Monkeys, the Black Keys, Allen Stone, and Shakey Graves, among many others.\n\nYou credit fan feedback as a key to your successful mixing of popular music sounds, such as soul and reggae. Could you expand on this a bit? Do you adjust your sound based on constructive criticism, or are you just gauging audience reactions to different styles and approaches?\n\nI am always open to the opinions of other ears. I want to create music for myself, but also for other people. Music is very therapeutic for me and has gotten me through tough times, so by sharing my music with others, I am hoping that they will be able to identify with the themes I am singing of and maybe I will help them through good and bad times as well. I write songs in multiple different genres and still try to interconnect them, but if the audience tends to like one certain track more than another, I'll make sure to take that into consideration. I think fan feedback is also based on my performance as a whole. If I look comfortable and relaxed as I am doing my thing, they'll enjoy the whole show, too.\n\nAs an independent singer-songwriter, which resources have you found to be the most valuable for building your music career?\n\nEver since I started using Sonicbids, I went from having just a couple gigs a year to at least two gigs every month.\n\nSonicbids is definitely an awesome resource when it comes to booking live performances and festivals. I think communication and networking are very important as well. Wherever you go, promote yourself, because you never know who's going to be around. Maybe it'll be another musician, an executive, or a new friend that will lend you their ears. In my musical and pedestrian travels so far, I have met so many different people that have ended up playing a big role in the development of my musical career, whether it was a small favor, a piece of advice, or a collaboration. Besides, you gain friendships and build a trustworthy relationships with all sorts of people.\n\nSince becoming a Sonicbids artist, you won a competition at the Smoky Mountains Songwriters Festival in Gatlinburg, TN. What was it like – not just performing at a festival, but successfully competing against like-minded artists?\n\nIt was a great experience for me. The Smoky Mountains Songwriters Festival was the first festival I had ever participated in, and it exceeded my expectations. I think part of it was also the location, because I felt very inspired at all times. It had to do with the beautiful scenery of the surrounding mountains, but also the people. All of the other artists and songwriters there were amazing. I had never been exposed to that much country music, and I loved it. Truly inspiring. Everyone who I was competing against was of a variety of genres. Winning the competition was a big deal for me because I did it solo. I had no band playing with me at the two rounds of the competition, and I was going against duos and full bands. Performing was great, and that is mainly because the judges provided a lot of feedback. Once the last round of competition ended, they made it a point to connect with all the competitors, myself included, and provide lots of insightful advice to keep moving within the music business.\n\nWhat are some other doors that have opened for you since you started using Sonicbids?\n\nEver since I started using Sonicbids, I went from having just a couple gigs a year to at least two gigs every month. This includes live performances and press. It has allowed me to travel, meet new people, and encounter other opportunities. All of these relationships I have built with people and places are long-lasting. I will be able to revisit some of the cities and venues in the future because I already planted a seed there, and Sonicbids led me to this stage.\n\nSomething every musician deals with, especially in the early stages, is rejection. As someone who has poured most of your life into your music, what are some ways you handle rejection and other obstacles? What advice would you give to fellow artists on how to persevere, even when you don't get the opportunities you'd hoped for?\n\nYou can beat yourself up about it for a minute, but just a minute. Then you have to snap out of it and move forward. Think about the reasons why you didn't get the gig: maybe you have to improve your online presence, brush up your biography, upload better quality recordings, photos, and videos. In this day and age, with platforms such as Sonicbids and other sorts of social media, you have to sell yourself better than the next person. Besides, if music is what you really want to do with your life, you will tread through the darkest of times and keep working until you reach your goals. It's a tough business to break into, but it is doable as long as you have patience, passion, and determination.\n\nLearn more: 10 Tips for Staying Positive in the Face of Rejection"
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"Newly appointed Miss New Jersey Education Foundation Executive Director David Holtzman of Ventnor held a press conference Wednesday morning to announce that the annual Miss New Jersey competition, which has been held at the Ocean City Music Pier for the last 23 years, has found a new home in Atlantic City.\n\nMiss New Jersey 2018 Jaime Gialloreto and newly appointed board member Mike Lopez took to the riser in Resorts’ Atlantic Conference Center to make the announcement. Gialloreto said she had no idea when she set out for Resorts Wednesday morning that a change of venue was going to be announced.",
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If we had reached the next round somewhere – Champions League, DFB-Pokal or in the Europa League – maybe we would talk about other things.”\n\nHowever, the reality in Dortmund looks different.\n\n“Rose-Raus” calls in Augsburg: This is how the BVB coach reacts\n\nAfter the two disappointing knockouts in the Champions League and Europa League (4: 6 in addition against Glasgow Rangers) and the embarrassing DFB Cup loss at second division club FC St. Pauli (1: 2), the last dream of the title should now come true , winning the German championship, vanished into thin air.\n\nEven if this was only of a theoretical nature with all the sovereignty of FC Bayern.\n\nThe declared goal of the season, the renewed Champions League qualification, seems to be ten points ahead of BVB in fifth place – but it shouldn’t be more than eight points behind the German record champions with ten games left pass.\n\n“We have to be more ripped off,” demanded Emre Can at “DAZN” and complained: “I stand here and say the same thing every week, that’s not nice.”\n\nBVB too vulnerable at the back\n\nHowever, it would be too easy to shift the blame for the black and yellow misery onto Rose alone. Even if he has hardly succeeded in taking his protégés to the next level.\n\nThe Borussia squad has revealed too many shortcomings this season. Above all, the defensive, which presented itself error-prone throughout the entire season. With 37 goals conceded in 24 games, they are only in the middle of the league (tenth place). So it’s hardly surprising that goalkeeper Kobel only kept his goal clean four times in the league.\n\nWith the commitment of national player Nikals Süle (FC Bayern) for the coming season, a first consequence of the defensive helplessness was drawn. However, it is doubtful whether the transfer will be enough to give the shaky back team stability.\n\nMats Hummels (Borussia Dortmund) and Co. had to accept the late equalizer in Augsburg\n\nNo replacement for Haaland and Co.\n\nOn the other side of the field, the Rose team is too dependent on goalscorer Erling Haaland. With the Norwegian, who is said to be leaving the club next summer, BVB scored an average of three goals per game, without Haaland it is only 2.2 goals per game.\n\nIn view of the quality of the squad across the board, which falls noticeably compared to some other top teams, too many to be able to keep up with FC Bayern in the championship race.\n\nRose: There are rumors about Terzic’s return\n\nSo there is a lot of work to be done by those responsible around the future sports director Sebastian Kehl, who announced after the end in Glasgow that there would be no “business as usual”. The club leaders will have to ask themselves many uncomfortable questions in the coming weeks and months, including those about Rose’s future.\n\nAs a possible alternative, ex-coach Edin Terzic (currently technical director) is repeatedly mentioned, who brought the DFB Cup to Dortmund as a trainer last season and consequently enjoys an excellent standing with the fans. A change of coach doesn’t seem really likely at the moment.\n\n“Rose can prove something. The question is whether he let himself be blinded and said that he could do it with this squad, because the quality of the squad is not good enough in some positions, you could see that in Augsburg,” said the former Commentator Marcel Reif in the “Bild” podcast “Reif ist live”.\n\nEnd of the season decisive for Rose’s future\n\nIn the final spurt of the season, it is now important for the black and yellow to promote the personnel upheaval as best as possible in order to provide Rose with a quick-witted squad for the coming season. Provided that the former Gladbach coach is still on the bench.\n\n“The question is whether the management trusts him to shape the team into a top team with a new squad. I believe that Borussia’s performance in the coming games will be decisive whether they continue beyond the summer or not.” , suspects frost.\n\nRose is apparently also aware of this, who emphasized after the draw in Augsburg: “We are now trying to get the most out of the season.”\n\nAfter all, this could be decisive with regard to his future at the club.\n\nYou might also be interested in: “The best number two in the world!” Klopp pays homage to Liverpool’s match winner\n\n“Rose-Raus” calls in Augsburg: This is how the BVB coach reacts\n\nRose-out calls in Augsburg – BVB coach: “Not a pleasant situation”",
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The results of their own personal traumas with the pandemic would bring them to a brief, chance meeting, then put them on an unlikely path that would (re)unite them 30 years later.\n\n“Never Too Late” is a sometimes sad, sometimes funny, often heart-warming tale of a long-term survivor and a supporter, as they make their way through the AIDS crisis and eventually find each other years later in a twist of fate. As the title suggests, you never know when love may make its way into your life, even if you think it may have passed you by – it’s never too late to find love.\n\nDean Swanson looked at the address above the door on the brownstone building in front of him. It matched the number on his phone GPS screen, but he didn’t expect to see such a well-kept neighborhood and building. The history he knew about the man he was looking for led Dean to think he might be living in a “less desirable” location. He climbed the steps and pushed the button under the name “Fritz - Nakemura”.\n\n“Yes?” a voice crackled from the speaker.\n\n“Hello. My name is Dean Swanson. I’ve spoken with Alan Fritz on the phone before. I was wondering if he would have a few minutes to meet in person?”\n\nThere was a long pause, and Dean almost pushed the button again. Just before he did, the voice came over the speaker again.\n\nWith that, the door release buzzer sounded. Dean entered the building and climbed the winding stairway to the third floor. Once there, he knocked on the door at the far end of the short hallway. The door opened, revealing a handsome thirty-something man of Asian descent.\n\n“Yes,” the man replied, his voice laced with an Asian accent Dean could not quite place. “He’s in the shower. He told me to have you wait, and he’ll be out in a few minutes.” The man ushered Dean to a leather sofa in the living room of the apartment.\n\n“Are you Alan’s roommate?” Dean inquired.\n\n“Yes. Takumi Nakemura,” the man said, offering a handshake. “I go by Kumi,” he added as they shook hands.\n\n“Likewise, Mr. Dean,” Kumi replied. “Can I get you some tea while you wait?”\n\nKumi gave Dean a slight bow before leaving the room for the kitchen. While he waited, Dean spent a few minutes perusing the books and artifacts occupying the large book cases on either side of the fireplace. There were books on Japanese culture, the history of Broadway, male models, and HIV treatments and the history of the AIDS crisis. There was a large samurai sword hanging on the wall over the fireplace with Japanese artwork above it.\n\nAs he moved to the bookcase on the other side of the fireplace, he saw histories of New York City, Boston, Chicago, and other cities around the country. 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Have a seat.” Alan gestured towards the sofa, and both men sat, just as Kumi returned carrying a tray with two mugs of tea.\n\n“Thanks, Kumi. I see you two have met,” Alan observed.\n\n“Yes,” Dean responded, nodding towards the other man. “I take it you’re responsible for some of the beautiful Japanese artwork in here, Kumi?”\n\n“Yes. It comes from my family’s collections.” He sat the tray on the coffee table. “Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have some work to do on my computer.” He gave a polite bow and exited the room.\n\n“Kumi was a student of mine years ago when I was teaching tennis. We hit it off and we’ve remained friends.” Alan sipped his tea. “This being New York, of course, when he ended up needing to find a new apartment a while back, we decided to share.”\n\n“He seems like a very nice guy,” Dean observed.\n\n“He is. So, tell me why you are here. In our phone conversation, you told me you needed to speak to me about my family back home. Has something happened I need to know about?”\n\nDean took a deep breath and sighed, his lanky body heaving in the process. “Actually, the person I’m here to talk to you about is a family member you have maybe never met. And until fairly recently, he was not aware of you or the importance of you in his life.” Dean took a sip of tea to moisten his nervous throat.\n\nAlan looked at Dean warily. “I’m not sure where you’re going with this.”",
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"Why are we, audio post professionals, in Park City right now? The most immediate reason is Silver Sound has some skin in the game this year: we are both executive producers and the post sound team for Driftwood, a feature narrative in competition at Slamdance that was shot completely MOS. We also provided production and audio post on content Resonance and World Tour for Google’s featured VR Google Cardboard demos at Sundance’s New Frontier.\n\nSundance’s footprint is everywhere here. During the festival, the entirety of Park City is transformed — schools, libraries, cafes, restaurants, hotels and office buildings are now venues for screenings, panel discussions and workshops. A complex and comprehensive network of shuttle busses allows festival goers to get around without having to rely on their own vehicles.\n\nTech companies, such as Samsung and Canon, set up public areas for people to rest, talk, demo their wares and mingle. You can’t take three steps in any direction without bumping into a director, producer or someone who provides services to filmmakers. In addition to being chock full of industry folk — and this is a very important ingredient —Park City is charming, beautiful and very different than the American film hubs, New York and Los Angeles. So people are in a relaxed and friendly mood.\n\nFilms in competition at Sundance often feature big-name actors, receive critical acclaim and more and more often are receiving distribution. In short, this is the place to make personal connections with “indie” filmmaking professionals who are either directly, or through friends, connected to the studio system.\n\nAs a partner and engineer at a boutique sound studio in Manhattan, I see this as a fantastic opportunity to cut through the noise and hopefully put myself, and my company, on the radar of folks with whom I might not otherwise get a chance to meet or collaborate. It’s a chance for me, a post professional in the indie world, to elevate my game.\n\nSlamdance\nSlamdance sets up shop in one very specific location, the Treasure Mountain Inn on Main Street in Park City. It happens at the same time as Sundance — and is located right in eye of the storm — but has built a reputation for celebrating the most indie of the indies. Films in competition at Slamdance must have budgets under one million dollars (and many often have budgets far below that.) Where Sundance is a sprawling behemoth — long lines, hard-to-get tickets, dozens of venues, the inability to see all that is offered — Slamdance sort of feels like a friend’s very nice living room.\n\nMany folks see most of or even the entire line-up of films. There’s no rushing about to different locations. Slamdance embraces the DIY, and is about empowering people outside of the industry establishment. Tech companies such as Blackmagic and Digital Bolex hold workshops geared towards enabling filmmakers with smaller budgets to be able to make films unencumbered by technical limits. This is a place where daring and often new or first-time filmmakers showcase their work. Often this is one of the first times or perhaps even the first time they’ve gone through the post and finishing process. It is the perfect place for an audio professional to shine.\n\nIn my experience, the films that screen best at Slamdance — the ones that are the most immersive and get the most attention — are the ones with a solid sound mix and a creative sound design. This is because some of the films in competition have had minimal or no post sound. They are enjoyable, but the audience finds itself sporadically taken out of the story for technical reasons. The directors and producers of these films are going to keep creating, and after being exposed to and competing against films with very good sound, are probably going to be looking to forge a creative partnership — one that could quite possibly grow and last the entirety or majority of their future careers — with a post sound person or team. Like Silver Sound!\n\nCory Choy is an audio engineer and co-founder of Silver Sound Studios in New York City.\n\nGeorgia Dodson has traveled a long way, literally and figuratively, to where she is today — a full-time editor at Cut+Run in New York City. This Bland, Virginia-native left home at 17 and hasn’t looked back. Now she spends her days in an edit suite helping tell stories, and one of those most recent stories is the short documentary film Call of Duty from director Matt Lenski.\n\nThe two have worked together before. Back in 2012 Dodson edited Lenski’s Meaning of Robots, which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, won Best Short Doc at the Nashville Film Festival and screened at SXSW and MoMA’s New Directors/New Films. This year she reunited with the director once more, this time on his new short film Call of Duty, which also made the festival rounds. In Call of Duty, Manhattan jury duty clerk Walter Schretzman wants you to remember that you are the only thing standing between civilization and anarchy.",
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Quickley finished with 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists. He was selected 25th overall by the Thunder in the 2020 NBA Draft, but his draft rights were traded to the Knicks.\n\nNext, Desmond Bane will earn $2,130,240 next season. In the 2021-22 season, he averaged a career-high 18.2 points per game in just his second season in the league. Bane was selected 30th overall by the Celtics in the 2020 NBA Draft. Nonetheless, his draft rights were immediately traded to the Grizzlies.\n\nOn Dec. 5, 2021, Bane scored a career-high 29 points in his team’s 97-90 win over the Mavericks. As if the information above wasn’t convincing enough, the forward set the Grizzlies’ franchise record for 3-pointers made in a season (228). Bane also dominated from beyond the arc in the postseason. He definitely deserves to get paid.\n\nMoreover, Jalen Brunson is another underpaid guard in this league. He played a crucial role in helping the Mavericks reach the Western Conference Finals. Last season, Brunson earned $1,802,057. In a total of 79 games played in the 2021-22 season, the fifth-year guard averaged 16.3 points, 3.9 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game. In Game 2 of his team’s first-round playoff series against the Jazz, Brunson scored a career-high 41 points.\n\nHe is entering this offseason as an unrestricted free agent. The guard can either re-sign with the Mavericks or explore other options. One report suggested that Brunson would sign with the Knicks, considering coach Tom Thibodeau added Rick Brunson, Jalen’s father, to his coaching staff. Other articles related to “Most Underpaid NBA Players in 2022” are on the main page.\n\nBesides Jones and Quickley, another underpaid player on an underachieving team is Mitchell Robinson. As a teammate of Quickley, Robinson averaged 8.5 points, 8.6 rebounds and almost 1.0 assist per game in 72 games played last season. Also, he ranked second in the NBA for block percentage (7.1) and offensive rebounds (295).\n\nOn Dec. 28, 2021, in the Pelicans’ 108-104 win over the Cavaliers, Jones finished with a career-high 26 points. Not to mention, he closed out his outing against the Lakers with a career-high six steals in his team’s 116-108 win on Mar. 27. The rookie’s standout performances led to him being named to the NBA All-Rookie Second Team.\n\nGary Payton II is another underpaid talent. He is set to earn $1,669,178 for the 2022-23 season. In a total of 71 game played last season, Payton II averaged 7.1 points, 3.5 rebounds and nearly 1.0 assist per game with the Warriors. Plus, his field goal percentage was 61.6%. Of course, his points per game average last season was also a career high. Even though he averaged just 17.6 minutes played per game, Payton II still generated career-high numbers.\n\nThis all started when the guard signed a 10-day contract with the Warriors on Apr. 8, 2021. Months later, he was waived by the organization in October. Then, he was brought back on a one-year deal. Last season, he ranked 18th in the league in steals, averaging 1.4 per game. In the 2022 NBA Finals, Payton II averaged 7.0 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game versus the Celtics.\n\nAdditionally, Caleb Martin converted his standard contract to a regular contract on Feb. 15. Before his new contract, he earned $527,614 with the Heat last season. Then, it changed to $1,576,305. Is Martin still underpaid? Our experts think so. In a total of 60 games played, Martin averaged a career-high 9.2 points per game with Miami. Keep in mind, he also started in 12 games.\n\nAnd Martin shot 50.7% from the field. The forward has yet to win an NBA award, but he serves as a key piece for the Heat’s bench. Needless to say, Martin went undrafted in 2019. If he has another career performance next season, it will only add to this argument. 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"In the late 1800s, Golowan was one of the last surviving midsummer festivals practiced in Cornwall. Traditionally, blazing tar barrels were paraded around the town’s streets and bonfires were lit on the surrounding hills which could be seen all around Mounts Bay and beyond. In the 1890s the authorities in Penzance outlawed the festival due to the increasing fire risk and the centuries’ old festival died out. Revived in 1991, The Golowan Festival has today become the most colourful community festival in the South West, blending Cornish tradition with contemporary imagery and ritual.",
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"What happens?\nThe festival brings the past and present together in a community celebration of the traditional midsummer Feast of St John. The festival has a packed programme of artists in celebration of music, performing arts and theatre. Events include a fireworks display on the prom, Mazey Day, spectacular parades through the streets and a host of street entertainment.\nHow can you take part?",
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"The festival is one big spectacle and to say there is a lot to see and do is probably an understatement. Listen to traditional music played by the Golowan Band, don’t miss Penglaz, the Penzance ‘Obby ‘Oss that makes an appearance on St John’s Eve and you can take part in the Serpent Dances when everyone joins hands and snakes through the streets. There’s also the Quay Fair where you’ll find stalls selling local food, arts and crafts, the fun Mock Mayor Elections and the Summer Fire celebrations featuring a spectacular firework display. One of the highlights of the festival is Mazey Day when the streets of Penzance are decorated with greenery and locals and school children dressed in colourful costumes process around the town carrying spectacular sculptures based on local themes including giant fish, ships and pirates.",
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"Did you know?\nIn 2011 the festival broke the record for the largest number of pirates in one place at the same time, as recognised by the Guinness Book of Records. 8, 734 people arrived on Penzance seafront dressed as Pirates smashing the previous record of 6,166.",
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"3 day round of Loch quioch\n\n3 day round of Loch quioch\n\nDidn't know whether to put this in this section or in the long distance section as it is a longer distance route. Perusing old photographs thought I would post a trip from back in 2008, a 3 and 1/2 day around the Loch Quioch area taking in the surrounding hills. Due to work set off in the evening from NE England late on and because of time limits did a overnight camp at the rear of the Kingshouse Glencoe and had a few beers. The drive to loch Quioch would have been too far, about 6 1/2 I reckon.",
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"After pitching and dumping the pack went off up Sgurr an Fhuarain and onto Sgurr Mor and returned to the tent. Took a pic of Sgurr Na Ciche coming off Sgurr Mor",
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"Next day, packed up and re climbed to the col coming off Sgurr Mor and continued along the ridge that goes over Sgurr Beag, An eag and onto Sgurr Na Coireachan and Garbh Chioch mhor, Sgurr na ciche. The picture is Sgurr na Ciche. It was a big day, with a pack and I was grateful of the high start.",
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"I knew that evening there was a European champions league final on TV and had a loose plan to get back to the car in time to get back to Fort William and watch it. My route continued along to the west dam of Loch Quioch and then followed the shore line of the loch where there is rough path through the heather until it meets the Abhainn Chosaidh. I read about this burn before causing problems but on this occasion it was dry. The next section was pathless over the heather following the shoreline. Time was moving on and I realised it was too tight a schedule to get back for the football considering I had a 4/5 mile road walk as well to get back to the car, so I camped overnight with great views of the Loch Quioch hills.",
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"Walked back to the car the next morning and switched on the mobile phone. As I travelled texts started coming through. Stopping to read them it appeared that a well meaning gamekeeper had reported the parked car to the local Constabulary causing the Constabulary for my home area to make the necessary enqs as to why the car was there. Got back to Glen Nevis for a much needed shower and a few well deserved beers.\n\n.\nDid something a little like this in 2004 using bothies:\nwww.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=6152\n\nThanks for that, your route looks good. Might give it a go as its been 3 years since I've been that way.\n\nHad also originally planned a similar route to cover the hills to the south of the loch but in the end decided on a very long day from the south instead to cover Gairich to Sgurr na Ciche. As malky notes, great area formulti-days, would like to return some time but for a camp this time - cheers\n\nHad also originally planned a similar route to cover the hills to the south of the loch but in the end decided on a very long day from the south instead to cover [url=<span class=\"skimlinks-unlinked\">http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=33834</span>]Gairich to Sgurr na Ciche[/url]. As malky notes, great area formulti-days, would like to return some time but for a camp this time - cheers\n\nThat is an awesome effort and great pictures. looking at yours has really whetted my appetite, I must get back there this year.\n\nYour right about the path going over the pass from Strathan marked on the OS map as being before the stream, its simply not there but is about 60yrds further beyond the stream"
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"This is a phrase that is known so well to many of us. Even without a love of science fiction, or an interest in the ever-unfurling cosmos, we are unlikely to have gone through life without hearing ‘that’ famous slogan from the original Star Trek series. But what does it mean? I mean obviously it refers to exploration of space, and at the time Gene Roddenberry was turning out those first episodes of the series, it was a reflection on the idea that one-day as a race we would start to reach out to the stars. And so we have.\n\nOn reflection though is seems to be a rather naïve exclamation. Condensing the entire cosmos into one adventure on a par with the early settlers reaching out into the American mid-west in the 1700’s. Stumbling into the unknown, overcoming the harsh realities of the land with little more than a few clothes, the inevitable guns and a bible clenched firmly in the hand. Of course, space is much more than that, far greater a challenge, an infinite universe of unparalleled dimensions. The final frontier hardly seems to cover it really, although it is a very catchy phrase.\n\nThe reality is we have the Solar System as our current adventure, sure the Voyager probe has ‘hopefully’ pushed out of the boundaries of the sun’s known influence on our little corner of the Milky Way, but other than that we are still restricted to nosing around the immediate neighbourhood. In 50 odd years of space exploration we are still here. But no surprise considering the immense distances involved and the technological limitations we are dealing with. Slowly though we are getting to the major bodies, having a look, learning what we can. Meanwhile, other scientists spend their time peeking outside our bubble to see what is and what might be.\n\nThe oldest stars we can see have light that has taken 13 billion years or so to reach us. Lets make no mistake here, that’s 13 billion years at the speed of light. If you convert that into real terms, it’s 1080 million Kilometres an hour. So if you try to work out how far away that really is, you will just blow your mind. It’s unimaginable. Yet it’s taken us 25 years to reach the edge of the solar system. So conventional physics is just not going to deal with those distances, we need something new. Its like we are looking at the first grain of sand on the beach still.\n\nThe news this week that they have finally found water on Mars (hopefully, maybe!) means that a manned visit to the Red Planet is more feasible and hope fully NASA go ahead with their current plans to have someone on the surface by the mid 2030’s. That at least gives me something to look forward to, something a little more tangible than fly-bys of far away planets, and probes being crashed into asteroids. But it is not a lot really in the overall conquest of space.\n\nSo we spread out slowly, within a hundred years we will have visited a few places in the comfort of our own suns rays, but as for exploring the final frontier, well that is pretty much a mission for the rest of mankind’s existence really. The arena is so huge, so very immense and theoretically unassailable based on our current limitations, but we will get there, because that is what we do. We keep exploring, it is part of who we are.\n\nAs a footnote though I have to stretch the boundaries of the known a little. This blog, and most conversations on space refer to the known physical universe. There is a popular theory amongst Science fiction fans, that the universe is just one in an infinite series of universes, all lain upon each other stacked in alternate dimensions. In these worlds, there are multiple versions of each of us, as every possibility of existence is played out. Having an open agnostic mind I personally cannot discount anything just because it has not been seen yet, so the thought intrigues me considerably. But if we are looking for the final frontier, well, where do we start?\n\nIf you want to read similar posts to this, please see:\n\nOur far away friends, or\n\nTinkering around in the back garden, with the occasional look over the fence.\n\n1 thought on “Space – The final frontier?”"
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"With a new school year barely underway, it's tough to imagine that some students may be wondering where their next meal will come from.\n\nStatistics, however, show food insecurity among UCalgary students skyrocketed during the pandemic and that student-run clubs that address such issues, are bracing for an increase in demand.\n\nBack in 2019, when newly arrived law student Isabelle Reynolds took part in Clubs Day (this year it’s Sept. 19-23 in Mac Hall), she listened to a group called Students for Direct Action that had a subcommittee focused on food insecurity. Having completed an undergrad degree at Dalhousie University, Reynolds was familiar with its student-run food co-op program and wanted to spearhead a similar version at UCalgary.\n\n“But it flopped,” confesses Reynolds, who is now in her third year and outreach co-ordinator for the club, Food Justice Now. “I have to admit, we spent the first year in a lot of meetings that didn’t go anywhere. But last year (September 2021) we decided to scrap the co-op idea and just respond to the problem which COVID was exacerbating . . . students were hungry.”\n\nArmed with a sharper focus and two much-needed grants, Food Justice Now was able to offer one free monthly lunch in the 2021-22 school year, feeding about 850 students in total.\n\nThe club’s core group of 10 volunteers swells to about 30 when provisions have to be purchased (mostly at Freestone Produce, a discount grocery store in northeast Calgary) or cooked (at the Red & White Club’s kitchen behind McMahon Stadium) or schlepped over to Science B where bowls of dal makhani or lentil soup or sandwich wraps are distributed over lunch hour.\n\nA free monthly lunch is distributed in Mac Hall.\n\nBut — just how critical is food insecurity on university campuses?\n\nIn October 2021, a national charity, Meal Exchange, conducted a survey of 13 Canadian universities, collecting data on food insecurity from 6,167 students. Survey findings reported that, in the fall of 2021, some 56.8 per cent of respondents faced some level of food insecurity, a jump from the 41.7 per cent recorded in 2020.\n\nAccording to Meal Exchange, moderate food insecurity at UCalgary jumped from 47.4 per cent in 2020 to 66.1 per cent in 2021. And those numbers climbed even higher for Indigenous, LGBTQ2S+ and international students.\n\n“We all know that COVID-19 has been hard on students, from mental-health issues to our eating habits. But these numbers were shocking,” says Reynolds. “Students cannot live on ramen alone.”\n\nBesides the rising cost of food, students also want healthy and culturally appropriate food that is not always available from SU’s beloved Student Food Bank, says Reynolds. Despite the fewer number of students on campus last year due to the pandemic-required shift to online learning, the Food Bank still provided 139 hampers (107 went to grad students while 29 fed undergrads and the rest gave a respite to non-students) during the winter semester, with an annual total of 227 hampers. Of all groups on campus, international students used the service the most. While not all dietary requests can be met, Michael Brown, communications specialist with the Students’ Union, explains that cash donations to the Food Bank are used to buy perishables like eggs, dairy, fruits, and veggies so that all food groups are present in each hamper.\n\nNobody is less shocked, but just as disturbed, than Lourdes Juan, BGS’05, MEDes’10, founder of the Leftovers Foundation and Fresh Routes, the mobile grocery store that began delivering cheap but nutritious and culturally diverse produce just months before COVID-19 began to have its impact on UCalgary. With fewer students on campus, Fresh Routes halted its weekly UCalgary stop and began door-to-door deliveries in 2020 but still managed to supply more than $75,000 worth of food through its Emergency Delivery Program.\n\n“But we’re coming back to campus,” says Juan. “Beginning in September, you’ll see us once a week with 30 to 35 produce items that are 25 to 45 per cent below market value.”\n\nAs for the future of Food Justice Now, Reynolds hopes they can feed more students in 2022 and that they find a kitchen closer to main campus for food prep.\n\n“The bigger dream is if students were no longer hungry and so we ceased operations altogether,” she says. “But, sadly, I don’t see that happening soon.”\n\nFood Justice Now is just one example of the hundreds of student clubs at UCalgary. For many, university years are the most fun and formative time of life. It’s an age of self-realization, when people claim possession of their identities.\n\nWith a roster of more than 300 clubs, UCalgary’s Students’ Union says there’s an option for every type of student. Want to test your chops in comedy? Join the Improv Club. Care about sustainability issues? There are dozens of clubs in this area. Want to learn to fix your bike? Bike Root is for you. Want to rock out on stage? Check out the GIG Club.\n\nWhatever you’re into — from bioethics to origami — chances are a UCalgary club exists. And, if you see a gap, you can start your own. Discover more about student clubs.",
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"What You Need To Know About The Democratic Socialists Of America\n\nIt's a Saturday evening in early July, and the North Central West Virginia chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America is getting together at a brewery outside of Rivesville.\n\nEveryone here has their own stories for how they came to socialism. For chapter co-founder Kelley Rose, a 36-year-old who works for a nonprofit helping young adults stay in school and find jobs, religion played a big part.\n\n\"I might be the only one in our little chapter that is a Christian, and it all just fits so perfectly together for me, things that I've always thought anyway along with my values morally and religiously,\" she said.\n\n\"Possibly my mother would want to debate me on this, but if anyone was ever a socialist it was Jesus.\"\n\nAnd so, less than a year and a half ago, Rose helped start this chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America, making it a part of the DSA's explosive growth nationwide. Membership has grown sevenfold since 2015, from around 6,000 then to 43,000 as of early July.\n\nBut for all of its recent growth, socialism is still an idea with a lot of Cold War-era baggage for a lot of Americans. Still, the group has gained new prominence with New York Democrat — and DSA member — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's recent congressional primary win.\n\nHere's how one socialist sums up his beliefs:\n\n\"I think we just need to realize that the end goal is, ultimately, like social control of the means of production,\" said Joe Cernelli, a founding member of that West Virginia DSA chapter. \"You know we don't just want to improve capitalism, we will ultimately want to get rid of it.\"\n\nThat's not just his idea; the DSA views capitalism as an oppressive system — \"We see it as fundamentally undemocratic,\" as DSA National Director Maria Svart put it. Here's how she sums up what the group wants:\n\n\"When it comes right down to it, we believe people need to be able to live a dignified life. I mean, there are certain things that should not be left up to the market,\" she said.\n\nRemoving some parts of the economy from the forces of the free market, for example. In other words, socialism.\n\nIn the DSA's ideal economy, some sectors — like health care and utilities — would be government-controlled. Other businesses would be worker-owned, as Svart explains it.\n\n\"Let's say you were negotiating at a bargaining table with workers in a bakery, and the workers said, 'Look, we want more than a quarter of the bread; we want half of the bread, or we want two-thirds of the bread,' \" she said. \"The socialist would say, 'Actually, we want the bakery. We want to control it all, for all of our benefit.' \"\n\nIt's easy to focus on the \"socialist\" part here, but the word \"democratic\" is also a part of the group's name, and members often stress that part of their ideology. They say putting workers in charge of businesses, for example, necessarily makes those businesses more democratic.\n\nBut beyond that, the group advocates for some pretty revolutionary changes to democracy, like abolishing the Senate. The DSA calls it \"extremely unrepresentative\" for the way it gives both tiny and huge states alike two senators each — the group would like to replace it with a more representative body.\n\nThe country — and the attitudes of most American voters — are pretty far from this vision, though, so the DSA is willing to pursue policies that fall short of its ultimate goals. Health care is one example — the group backs \"Medicare for All\" — where the government provides health insurance, but the private sector supplies the doctors and hospitals. But many DSA members would prefer a system where the government employs the doctors themselves.\n\nThe most prominent champion of \"Medicare for All\" is Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. While Sanders considers himself a democratic socialist, he is not a DSA member, and his views don't fully align with the DSA. That's true of members like Cernelli, as well.",
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"Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks at a 2016 event in New York City. Sanders describes himself as a socialist, but is not a member of the rapidly growing Democratic Socialists of America.\nSpencer Platt / Getty Images\n\n\"I think we could do better than Bernie, but I think it was definitely a good start,\" he said. \"There are some policies that I think he's been a little too soft on, a little too Democrat for me.\"\n\nAnd this gets at something important about the DSA: while the DSA has its stated goals, there's no orthodoxy members have to follow.\n\n\"I'd say one of its strengths is that it's a big tent — at least on the left,\" said Maurice Isserman, a professor of history at Hamilton College and a charter member of the DSA. \"People come in describing themselves as libertarian socialists or social democrats or anarchists or whatever you know as long as they subscribe to the basic tenets of the organization they can maintain their own political identity within it.\"\n\nAnd because the country is so far from the DSA's ultimate vision, the group has a pragmatic streak in how it approaches its radical ideas. For example, in explaining its electoral strategy, the group acknowledges that it's part of a bigger \"mobilization to defeat Republican rule at the state and national level,\" and that \"chapters may also choose to support progressive, anti-corporate candidates who do not openly identify themselves as socialists.\"\n\nAnd likewise, Svart says, the group sees Sanders as an \"ally\" while also wanting to go further than he does on many areas.\n\nIt can be really hard to nail down what, exactly, the DSA wants, just by talking to members. There are regional chapters nationwide, each with different priorities, and those chapters have members with different socialist ideas.\n\nWhat policies they support\n\nBeyond that unifying ideology, the group doesn't have a platform that lays out a comprehensive list of positions on a range of topics.\n\nHowever, the group does have three major current campaigns it has agreed upon: \"Medicare for All,\" strengthening unions, and electing Democratic Socialists.\n\n\"Medicare for All\": This a term getting thrown around among progressives these days. The basic idea is to take Medicare, which is in part free and in part subsidized for seniors, and give it to everyone else, too.\n\n\"We don't want something that's a half measure,\" Svart explained. \"We want to get private industry totally out of the system. We just want to make sure everybody's in. Everybody gets health care.\"\n\nThis isn't an entirely new idea. In fact, Bernie Sanders talked about it a lot in his presidential campaign. And he got attacked for how much it could cost — by one estimate, $32 trillion over 10 years.\n\nElecting more democratic socialist candidates: It has been 20 years since a member of the DSA was in a national seat. Ocasio-Cortez is set to change that, in a congressional race she is heavily favored to win.\n\nShe's the most prominent DSA candidate out there, but there's a whole slate of other DSA politicians in smaller races — Julia Salazar, running for a state seat in New York, Sara Innamorato, running for Pennsylvania's House, and Gabriel Acevero, running for Maryland's House of Delegates, to name a few.\n\nStrengthening unions: Svart explained that this involves helping out workers who are organizing or negotiating.\n\nBut once again, these are examples of the group's willingness to accept incremental steps on the way to its bigger, much more radical goals.\n\nFor example, take the DSA's focus on strengthening unions. The group is helping workers organize now, but it's ultimately in favor of worker-run cooperatives in many industries, as well as putting workers on corporate boards.\n\nHow they fit into American politics\n\nEven with only a handful of primary victories for the group's candidates, as well as 45,000 members — a tiny number in the grand scheme of American politics — the group's new visibility is a big deal, Isserman says.\n\n\"This is the most important moment in DSA's history,\" he said.\n\nIn addition to skyrocketing growth, the group is benefiting from young American adults growing more open to socialist ideas. One 2016 Harvard poll of 18 to 29 year olds found that 33 percent supported socialism. Capitalism was only slightly more popular with that cohort, drawing 42 percent support.\n\n\"Thanks to the economic downturn of 2008, which turned the millennial generation in a significant way to the left, it made them much more open to the idea of socialism,\" Isserman explained.\n\nOn top of that, he added, movements like Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street acquainted young Americans with organizing, making them more open to a group like DSA, with its ambitious agenda. And Bernie Sanders, despite not being a DSA member, claimed the label of \"democratic socialist,\" helping the group gain visibility as well.\n\nWhile the electoral gains this year won't be all that big, the size of the group's ideological influence remains to be seen.\n\n\"There are a couple of issues that I think will be interesting tells as indicators as to what sort of impact they may have,\" said Mo Elleithee, former communications director for the Democratic National Committee. \"The most recent one is eliminating ICE.\"\n\nOcasio-Cortez championed the idea of eliminating the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, and some Democratic lawmakers have picked it up. That could be one growing sign of DSA clout.\n\nThen again, though, it could be easy to mistake the group's newfound visibility for political power.\n\nHe recognizes that the post-2016 Democratic Party has been moving left, on policies like \"Medicare for All\" and job guarantees. But Elleithee says that's not evidence that socialists caused the shift among Democrats\n\n\"Maybe thats the distinction,\" he said. \"There's a progressive wing of the party that I think is having an impact and is helping to frame the debate.\"\n\nIn other words, it's not that a more popular DSA — or even socialists more broadly — is pulling the party left, it's that leftward-moving Democrats are making the group more popular.\n\nStill, a lot of the group's policies — even if they are gaining more adherents — face an uphill battle. Because of potential cost and also just the radical changes involved, DSA ideas are often criticized as economically and politically unrealistic.\n\nJonathan Williams understands that. He's a first grade teacher who showed up to the brewery to check out his local DSA chapter for the first time. After seeing Hillary Clinton lose in 2016, he explains, he rethought his more moderate politics.\n\n\"That Clintonian view of politics I did find appealing for quite some time,\" he said. \"It took seeing it crushed rather decisively and then all of those gains wiped away in the course of 18 months to realize that maybe that wasn't working. And rather than telling myself that good things are impossible that it's not doing any harm to swing for the fences.\"\n\nFor a voter who thinks the Democratic Party is balking too much, swinging for the fences just seems like the best option."
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"A funny sort of crisis\n\nJapan is still waiting for a full-scale banking crisis. But one collapsed bank has been “cleaned up”. Is it a model, or a warning?",
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Political pressure, a tradition of social responsibility, and a fear that resultant bankruptcies could make Japan's economic plight worse all play a part.\n\nOn November 15th last year Iwao Takamuki, vice-president of a small Hokkaido lender called Hokuyo Bank, was asked by the finance ministry if he would like to acquire the prestigious Takugin. Its loan book was five times the size of Hokuyo's: some 17,000 Hokkaido companies borrowed from it. Mr Takamuki accepted, but on three conditions: public money to cover Takugin's losses; only loans to Hokkaido companies to be accepted; and it would not touch the duff ones. Still, it would be a challenge in a country where mergers and acquisitions (M&A) deals are rare. “We knew a bit about M,” says Mr Takamuki, “but very little about A.”\n\nOf Takugin's ¥3.5 trillion ($29 billion) in loans to local companies, about half proved irredeemably bad. These were transferred to the Resolution Collection Bank (RCB), a government debt collector renowned chiefly for its failure to do much collecting. Another ¥300 billion-400 billion were dubious, among them loans to two big local employers. These were Chizaki Kogyo, a doddery construction company with powerful friends in Tokyo; and Marui Imai, a Sapporo-based department-store chain with interests in property, fine art and other bubble-era pursuits.\n\nWhat to do with such loans was, as at all Japanese banks, a huge headache. Some ¥65 trillion of the ¥77 trillion of Japan's officially admitted bad loans are to companies that are in trouble, but might yet pull through. Simply pulling the plug on them might push the economy further into recession. “It was hellish”, says Mr Takamuki. If Hokuyo did not take on the loans, “the Hokkaido economy would have been in ruins. If we did take them, we would have ended up like Takugin.”\n\nHokuyo's solution was to buy two-thirds of Takugin's doubtful loans at a discount. It did not want to take on the debts of Chizaki or Marui Imai at any price. Unfortunately, as many Japanese bankers have found, Mr Takamuki was not operating in a political vacuum. The construction industry is an important source of political funds, and a big employer, accounting for a lot of voters. Mr Takamuki was summoned to the ruling Liberal Democratic Party headquarters and asked to think hard about Chizaki. He relented. The department store has not been so lucky.\n\nNext, Hokuyo had to find fresh capital. It plans a ¥70 billion share issue in December and hopes for another ¥30 billion from the government. Then the bank must take over Takugin's operations. Since Hokuyo has no spare money, the two banks will still use separate computer systems. So former Takugin customers can only use former Takugin branches, and vice-versa.\n\nTechnically, the takeover of Takugin has been a fine piece of work, though the skills of Mr Takamuki—a former Bank of Japan official and economist with the IMF—might have had much to do with that. But his troubles may only just be beginning.\n\nThe biggest is the health of local companies. Along with the 1,000 other Japanese firms who now bank with the RCB, Marui Imai risks liquidation. But Hokuyo cannot call in most loans to debt-laden companies, because it has undertaken to keep the firms alive. Nor is it likely to forgive their debts, freeing them to make new investments. Because it will be carrying the loans on its books at a big discount, Hokuyo could make out handsomely if—but only if—the economy picks up.\n\nThis problem runs right through the Japanese banking system. The government has just set aside ¥60 trillion to fix the banks. It plans to use ¥18 trillion of this to cover the losses of Long-Term Credit Bank, which this month gave up the ghost and asked to be nationalised, and others who follow suit. ¥25 trillion is intended to recapitalise the remaining 18 big banks, so that they can write off more of their bad loans. Now that the government seems to be easing or dropping the conditions attached to these funds, some banks are beginning to talk in earnest about getting their hands on them.\n\nYet, with generous tax treatment, these banks have already set aside ¥40 trillion against their bad debts; and they have forgiven or disposed of very few of them. For fear of raising unemployment and undermining confidence still more, the government is reluctant to force them to do so. But unless their borrowers are either bankrupted or freed of their debts, the banks will not get out of trouble, fresh lending will not begin—and the economy will not improve. “Even at reduced prices, Takugin's loans are a headache,” says Mr Takamuki.“We might have to give these companies new money. We might then run into trouble.”"
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"Hollywood Cemetery is a large, sprawling cemetery located next to Richmond, Virginia's Oregon Hill neighborhood at 412 South Cherry Street. Characterized by rolling hills and winding paths overlooking the James River, it is the resting place of two United States Presidents, James Monroe and John Tyler, as well as the only Confederate States President, Jefferson Davis. It is also the resting place of 28 Confederate generals, more than any other cemetery in the country; these include George Pickett and J.E.B. Stuart.[3]\n\nThe land that Hollywood Cemetery currently stands on was once part of William Byrd III's estate. Later, it was owned by the Harvie family and was known as \"Harvie's Woods.\"[3] William H. Haxall was one of the original founders of Hollywood Cemetery. In the spring of 1847, two citizens of Richmond, Joshua J. Fry and William H. Haxall, while on a visit to Boston, visited Mount Auburn Cemetery, a beautiful cemetery near that city. They were impressed by the solemn grandeur of the place and resolved that they would, on their return to Richmond, propose the establishment of a rural cemetery near the city. It was through their original efforts and the subsequent cooperation of local citizens that Hollywood Cemetery was created. On June 3, 1847, Haxall, Fry, William Mitchell Jr., and Isaac Davenport Sr. purchased from Lewis E. Harvie, who sold under a deed of trust from Jacqueline B. Harvie for the sum of $4,075, a certain portion of the lots or parcels of land in the town of Sydney, in the County of Henrico, together with \"the privileges and appurtenances to the belonging, which said portion is adjoining to Clarkes Spring and contains by survey forty-two acres, three roods, but of which one rood, known as Harvie's rood, or graveyard, with free ingress and egress to the said graveyard is reserved.\" This purchase was made with the design of establishing a rural cemetery.[4] Hollywood Cemetery was designed as a garden cemetery, or park cemetery, which was the trend at the time borrowed from the French in an effort to provide more green space in urban areas.\n\nThe Monument of Confederate War Dead at Hollywood Cemetery\n\nIn the late 1840s, William Haxall, William Mitchell Jr. and Joshua Fry hired John Notman (architect of Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia) to design the cemetery in the rural garden style. Its name, \"Hollywood,\" came from the holly trees dotting the hills of the property.[3] Oliver P. Baldwin[5] delivered the dedication address in 1849.[6]\n\nJames Monroe was reinterred from New York City to the \"President's Circle\" section of Hollywood cemetery on July 4, 1858, due to the efforts of Governor Henry A. Wise.[3]\n\nIn 1869, a 90-foot (27 m) high granite pyramid designed by Charles H. Dimmock was built as a memorial to the more than 18,000 enlisted men of the Confederate Army buried in the cemetery. It was a project supported by the Hollywood Ladies Memorial Association, a group of Southern women dedicated to honoring and caring for the burial sites of fallen Confederate soldiers.\n\nThe placing of the capstone at the top of the pyramid has been a source of legend for Richmonders. The legend states that, as it was nearing completion, no one could determine how to place the capstone atop the lofty 90-foot pyramid. Thomas Stanley, a criminal in the work gang building the pyramid, proposed and executed the solution, which involved a dangerous climb to the top. In retellings, locals say Stanley was freed due to his heroic contribution. The only evidence of this is a note reading \"transferred\" added to the release box of Stanley's prison schedule. This note could be interpreted as an attempt to obscure the extrajudicial granting of his freedom or that he was simply moved to a different prison or project.\n\nThe pyramid became a symbol of the Hollywood Memorial Association, appearing on its stationery as well as on the front of a pamphlet of buried soldiers, the Register of the Confederate Dead.[7]\n\nIn 1890, a chapel was constructed next to the entrance of the cemetery. This chapel now serves as the cemetery office. In 1915, the original entrance was closed and the present one was opened to better facilitate cars.[3]",
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"I admit that I did enjoy the first three Child’s Play films, but grew rather tired of them from the 4th film, Bride of Chucky which took a more comedic route. I don’t mind shaking things up a bit, but I just preferred the more horror tone of the first three. That and there’s really so much you can do with a possessed doll. Here we are currently with Cult of Chucky, the 7th film in the series and also the second one to bypass a theatrical release. Ultimately I think one can go without the film and not miss much, but it’s still the best since the third film. That’s not saying much, but at least this one drops the comedic elements a bit. It’s just a bit too slow going for my liking and keeps Chucky off screen for large portions of the film, especially in the first half.\n\nIt’s important to note that this film expects the viewers to have prior knowledge of the 6 previous films. It’s been some time since I’ve seen a Chucky film, but I was able to follow along rather easily. As the film begins we see Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent, reprising his role) on a blind date. We learn that the girl ran a background check and knows of Andy’s rough history. Needless to say, the date doesn’t last very long. We follow Andy back to his home where he has Chucky’s severed head nailed to a board. Chucky teases him a bit until Andy brings out a blowtorch and does away with Chucky. Or does he? We then find Nica Pierce (Fiona Dourif) in a mental asylum. She is a returning character from the previous film, Curse of Chucky who was then arrested. She was arrested for multiple murders, but they were caused by Chucky. Admittedly, the first half hour or so of the film takes quite some time to get moving. I was never entirely bored by it, but expected a bit more of a jolt. There are some amusing moments from some side characters, but Chucky is largely vacant from this first half. After a “Good Guy” doll is introduced to the therapy group, there are some murders. Nica then realizes she needs Andy’s help to try and stop Chucky once and for all.\n\nJennifer Tilly returns for this outing as well. There are some good and appropriately gross kills, but I just couldn’t bring myself to care much about anything here. While I do think it outshines the previous three sequels, that’s because I really didn’t care for those at all. We are given a more psychological approach to things here, which is a fresh angle, but I just prefer the simplicity of the early three films. There are things to enjoy here, but I think they need to go back to square one for the next Chucky outing.\n\nWe get a surprisingly good transfer here. The film is set largely in one location, so it’s not exactly the most visual film, but what we get is rather good here. Details are strong and there are nice and bold colors throughout. Of course we get the usual blood splatter which is also seen in all its glory. The image is AVC encoded with a 1.78:1 ratio.\n\nAudio is also strong and atmospheric. The DTS HD track has a good range to it and puts us right in the middle of the action here. Vocals are also clear with no obvious issues. The action scenes keep us with it throughout. There’s a lot of rear channel action as well. Fans will be pleased.\n\nI did enjoy parts of Cult of Chucky, but otherwise I was mostly bored with it. Hardcore fans of the series (who this is obviously made for) will get more out of it I’m sure. I do wonder if even they will enjoy it as the film just kind of exists. I hope the next outing will keep things simple and focus on the scares.",
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