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2015 at the British Library: The largest ever Magna Carta exhibition, a journey through a millennium of West African history, a new art installation by Cornelia Parker, and over 100 unseen Harold Pinter letters join the collections
Today we provide a special preview of the British Library's cultural highlights of 2015, including:
- The largest ever Magna Carta exhibition to mark the iconic document's 800th anniversary
- A major exhibition exploring the culture and heritage of West Africa
- Announced today: over 100 unseen letters written by a young Harold Pinter are acquired by the Library
- Cornelia Parker reveals a sneak preview of her Wikipedia-inspired art installation being exhibited at the Library next Spring
- A celebration of Alice in Wonderland's 150th birthday
- Magna Carta: My Digital Rights – Do we need a Bill of Rights for the internet?
Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy
(13 Mar to 1 Sept 2015)
Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy, sponsored by the global law firm Linklaters, will be the world's largest exhibition to mark the 800th anniversary of the sealing of the Magna Carta.
Today we're revealing a little-known medieval poem from our collections containing the earliest independent account of what happened at Runnymede between King John and the Barons when the Magna Carta was agreed.
It was written in the 'Melrose Chronicle', a record of events composed by the monks of Melrose Abbey in Scotland in the 12th and 13th centuries. It begins: "A new state of things begun in England; such a strange affair as had never before been heard; for the body wishes to rule the head, and the people desired to be masters over the king…."
We're also releasing details of a lesser-known period in Magna Carta's history, via a letter which will go on display in our exhibition next year on loan from The National Archives UK. Written by a civil servant in 1947, it details a decision by British officials not to endorse the plan to celebrate a 'Magna Carta Day' in the Commonwealth countries, for fear it may inspire "uncritical enthusiasm" for Magna Carta among "ill-disposed colonial politicians" in their struggle to acquire greater freedom for their peoples.
These two exhibits, taken from opposite ends of eight centuries of history, demonstrate the extraordinary transformation of Magna Carta from medieval peace treaty to globally-recognised symbol of liberty, and indicate how its power has been used, and abused through the course of its existence. Both the poem and the letter will go on display for the first time in our exhibition next year.
As well as showcasing the British Library's own world-class collections, this once-in-a-lifetime show will also bring together a star line-up of loans, including original copies of Thomas Jefferson's handwritten copy of the Declaration of Independence and the US Bill of Rights (Delaware ratification) on loan from The New York Public Library and the US National Archives respectively. These loans are sponsored by White & Case law firm.
As well as staging this exhibition, the British Library will run a significant programme of activities and events around Magna Carta: a unification event in February to bring the four original manuscripts together (also sponsored by Linklaters), a new learning website, and we will be working closely with the BBC's 'Taking Liberties' season and the Magna Carta 800th committee to commemorate the anniversary.
West Africa, a major exhibition in Autumn 2015
(16 Oct 2015 – 16 Feb 2016)
In a new exhibition running in Autumn 2015, the British Library will celebrate the rich cultural and literary heritage of West Africa.
This ambitious show will explore literature, faith, politics and music from Nigeria, Ghana, Mali and many other countries in the region. It will showcase West Africa's long literary heritage, and its centuries-old oral traditions, communicated through story-telling, music and sound.
The exhibition will reference a millennium of history - from the great empires of the Middle Ages through colonialism, resistance and independence, to modern day life and culture.
We'll be bringing together political pamphlets, protest songs, historic film and sound recordings, woven and printed textiles and exquisite manuscripts, and celebrating contemporary writers and thinkers from West Africa, including the Nobel-prize winning writer Wole Soyinka and musician and activist Fela Kuti.
Today we're revealing an exciting exhibit which will go on rare display in the British Library's show next year, an annotated manuscript for a poem written by Wole Soyinka. The manuscript, covered in corrections, rewritings and doodles by the writer, contains the draft of his poem 'Idanre', inspired by a 'deep mythological experience' during a night walking in the hills of his home, Nigeria.
Historian, writer and presenter of 'Lost Kingdoms of Africa', Dr Gus Casely-Hayford, is our guest consultant for this exhibition, alongside British Library curators Janet Topp Fargion and Marion Wallace.
African literature will be celebrated at the Library throughout 2015. In March we'll host 'The Folio Prize Fiction Festival', which will be opened by the internationally acclaimed Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and in August we'll host the annual literary festival dedicated to African literature, 'Africa Writes', with the Royal African Society.
Acquisition: Harold Pinter's early letters
The Library has acquired a collection of over 100 unseen letters of Nobel Prize-winning playwright Harold Pinter, revealing the desires and frustrations of the young aspiring writer during his formative years.
Written to his childhood friends Henry Woolf and Mick Goldstein in Hackney when Pinter was aged 18-30, the letters candidly discuss his early play-writing, including the development of what later became one of his most famous works, The Birthday Party, his annoyance at having to act when he was absorbed in writing ('Playwriting just now has got me by the balls'), and his interest in a new unknown writer who was beginning to get attention at the time, Samuel Beckett.
Lady Antonia Fraser, widow of Harold Pinter said: "I am tremendously excited by these letters. It was fascinating to read what the young Harold wrote."
Henry Woolf, Harold's friend, commented: "For over sixty years Harold Pinter sent me letters bursting with energy and passionate concern, crammed with laughter too when he felt larky. I am so glad the British Library keeps them now for all the world to see."
The letters are from a relatively undocumented period of Pinter's life and have been acquired from Henry Woolf and Mick Goldstein, part of the close-knit 'Hackney gang' Pinter remained lifelong friends with. They form an important addition to the Library's existing Harold Pinter archive, acquired in 2007, and join the Library's unparalleled collections of contemporary British writers, including the personal archives of Hanif Kureishi, JG Ballard, Wendy Cope, Ted Hughes and Graham Swift.
The new material is available to researchers via the Library's Reading Rooms from today. One of the letters from the new collection will also be on public display in the Library's permanent exhibition space, the Sir John Ritblat Treasures Gallery, from 1 December onwards.
Cornelia Parker: Magna Carta (An Embroidery)
15 May to 24 July 2015
Free exhibition in the front hall gallery
Today we announce a new commission by the leading British artist Cornelia Parker, which responds to the legacy of Magna Carta in the digital era.
At almost 13 metres long and 1.5 metres wide, Magna Carta (An Embroidery) will replicate the Magna Carta's Wikipedia article as it appeared in its entirety on the 799th anniversary in 2014.
Stitched by over 200 people, from prisoners, lawyers and civil rights campaigners to barons and MPs, the commission aims to unpick Magna Carta's rich history by collaborating with groups and individuals who have been associated with and affected by the document since it was first drawn up in 1215.
"This is a snapshot of where the debate about Magna Carta is right now," says Cornelia Parker. "Echoing the communal activity that resulted in the Bayeux Tapestry, but on this occasion placing more emphasis on the word rather than the image, I want to create an artwork that is a contemporary interpretation of Magna Carta to sit alongside the British Library's extraordinary show."
The embroidery will be unveiled in a free exhibition in the British Library's front hall on 15 May 2015 and will remain on display until 24 July 2015.
Magna Carta: My Digital Rights
A schools programme launching February 2015
Do we need an equivalent of Magna Carta or a new Bill of Rights to protect the future of the internet?
Bridging the 25th anniversary of the World Wide Web and 800 years of Magna Carta, the British Library is launching a national schools programme aiming to engage young people in a discussion about freedoms, via the topic of their rights and responsibilities online.
'Magna Carta: My Digital Rights' will invite young people to debate questions affecting their digital world, such as privacy, trolling, surveillance and online bullying, bringing these very real arguments over free speech, and liberties, very sharply into the 21st century.
We're thrilled to announce that BBC Radio 1 will be working in collaboration with the British Library to get the word out about this project to their millions of listeners.
The Library is also working in partnership with the British Council, and alongside Sir Tim Berners Lee's World Wide Web Foundation and the South Bank Centre.
The results of this call-to-arms will be unveiled later in 2015 as part of the celebrations happening around 15 June, the date of the 800th anniversary.
150th anniversary of Alice in Wonderland
Autumn 2015 – Spring 2016
Free exhibition in the Entrance Hall
As part of the world-wide celebrations marking Alice in Wonderland's 150th birthday next year, we are delighted to announce that the iconic manuscript and one of the best-loved treasures in the Library, 'Alice's Adventures Under Ground', will go on major display in the US.
The manuscript, written and illustrated by Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (better known as Lewis Carroll), was bought by an American dealer at auction in 1928, but then presented back to the UK in 1948 in recognition of the part Britain played in the Second World War, making this trip back to the US particularly significant.
The manuscript will star in exhibitions at The Morgan Library & Museum in New York and The Rosenbach of the Free Library of Philadelphia which will be accompanied by a series of events and celebrations.
On the manuscript's return the Library will mark the anniversary with our own free exhibition exploring how Alice has been adapted and appropriated by successive generations, and the enduring influence of the original visions.
Since the first publication of the story in 1865, we have seen Alice inspire the likes of Walt Disney, Salvador Dali, Mervyn Peake and even Apple Inc, in the form of the company's only ever video game, Through the Looking Glass, which was made in 1984.
We'll also be bringing Alice firmly into the 21st century, via collaboration with the UK's cultural centre for gaming, GameCity in Nottingham.
In December 2014 we're launching 'Alice's Adventures Off the Map', a competition which challenges higher education students to create new videogames inspired by those iconic original Alice manuscripts and the British Library's map, sound and book collections. The results will be unveiled in Autumn 2015, to coincide with the opening of the Library's Alice exhibition.
Discovering Literature: 20th Century writers
November 2015
The British Library will enhance its landmark Discovering Literature website in November 2015, with a new treasure trove of material from its collections of 20th century literature. Original manuscripts, letters, photographs and other materials from writers including Harold Pinter, T S Eliot, Angela Carter, James Joyce and many more will digitised and made available on the site, bringing the worlds of these writers to life for a new generation of students and lovers of literature.
This second phase of the site is funded by the Garfield Weston Foundation and a private donor.
Discovering Literature launched in May 2014 with over 1000 digitised literary treasures relating to Romantic and Victorian authors, including Blake, Austen, Shelley, Keats and many more. Since launch the site has had over 300,000 unique visits.
The British Library will continue to add to the resource until it covers the entire canon of English literature from Beowulf up to the present day.
Anthony Trollope Treasures display
3 Mar – 7 Jun 2015
2015 is the bicentenary of the birth of the prolific 19th century author, Anthony Trollope (1815-1882). To mark the occasion the Library is mounting a display in its permanent gallery space, the Sir John Ritblat Treasures Gallery, which will focus on Trollope's approach to authorship and his 'rules' for novel writing, as laid down in his autobiography.
The display will feature the Library's manuscript copy of Trollope's autobiography, alongside other items from his archive and personal effects. More details will be available nearer the time of the display, which will run from March next year.
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(1 of 2) The poisoning of King John (13th century)
Saddlebag Qur'an from the late 18th or early 19th century going on display in West Africa exhibition 2015. Photograph courtesy of the British Library
A selection of Harold Pinter's early letters acquired by the British Library. Courtesy of the Estate of Harold Pinter
The Shower of Cards. Alice in Wonderland, from the colour illustrated Nursery Alice, 1890, illustrations John Tenniel, courtesy British Library
Artwork by John Tenniel from the first edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) Photography courtesy of the British Library
Illustration by John Tenniel from the first edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) Photography courtesy of the British Library
A letter signed by Harold Pinter from 1955, acquired by the British Library. Courtesy of the Estate of Harold Pinter
A rehearsal of 'The Room', Pinter's first play, at Bristol University in 1957. Courtesy of the Estate of Harold Pinter
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Later photograph of Harold Pinter taken by Martin Rosenbaum
Letter from Harold Pinter to his friend in 1955 acquired by the British Library. Courtesy of the Estate of Harold Pinter
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(2 of 2) Response to proposal to celebrate Magna Carta Day, 1947 on loan from The National Archives UK
First ever printed copy of Magna Carta, 1508, on display in Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy. Photography © British Library
Miniature of King John hunting, in a manuscript of the Liber legume antiquorum regum, C14, on display in Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy. Photography © British Library
Miniature of the poisoning of King John, from a verse chronicle, C13, on display in Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy. Photography © British Library
A recently discovered verse account of Magna Carta, Melrose Chronicle, C13, on display in Magna Carta: Law, Liberty, Legacy. Photography © British Library
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Christpopher Okigbo 'Limits', Mbari Club pamphlet (c) Christopher Okigbo
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Early illustrations by Ibrahim El-Salahi within a 60's Mbari Club pamphlet going on display in West Africa exhibition 2015
First page of Wole Soyinka's annotated typescript of 'Idanre' poem [1965] (c) Wole Soyinka
Fourth page of First page of Wole Soyinka's annotated typescript of 'Idanre' poem [1965] (c) Wole Soyinka
Manuscript culture in Timbuktu in 2007 by photographer Alexandra Huddleston (c) Alexandra Huddlestone
Saddlebag Qur'an from the late 18th or early 19th century going on display in West Africa exhibition 2015. Photograph courtesy of the British Library
Third page of First page of Wole Soyinka's annotated typescript of 'Idanre' poem [1965] (c) Wole Soyinka
Second page of First page of Wole Soyinka's annotated typescript of 'Idanre' poem [1965] (c) Wole Soyinka
Cornelia Parker with a fragment of Magna Carta (An Embroidery) in the British Library (credit Tony Antoniou)
Notes to Editors
More information about exhibitions and events is available on our website at www.bl.uk/whatson
Magna Carta (An Embroidery) has been commissioned by the Ruskin School of Art at the University of Oxford in partnership with the British Libra and in association with the Embroiderers' Guild, Fine Cell Work, Hand & Lock and the Royal School of Needlework. The commission has been supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and by the John Fell OUP Research Fund.
Cornelia Parker (b. 1956, UK) is one of the most original and inventive artists working in Britain today. Her wide-ranging practice, mainly in sculpture and installation, touches on the fragility of human experience and is rich with visual and literary allusions. Cornelia's work explores everything from ghosts and gravity to relics and the unconscious, transforming ordinary objects into compelling works of art. Her projects have included blowing up a shed, steamrolling musical instruments and sending meteorites back into space. These have involved her in collaborations with a whole series of unlikely institutions from the British Army and the Royal Mint to the funeral homes of São Paulo and the crown-of-thorn workshops in Bethlehem. She was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 1997, elected to the Royal Academy of Arts in 2009 and awarded an OBE in the Queen's birthday honours list in 2010.
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Noranne G. (spookiemagic) from LAS VEGAS, NV
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Despite it's age, this series stands the test of time pretty well. The stories were all supposedly based on actual facts which adds to its overall creepiness. And in my opinion, absolutely no television show or movie (with the possible exception if Henry Mancini's title theme for the 1962 movie "Experiment in Terror")had a more unnerving score. As soon as the background music started up, you knew something paranormal was about to happen.
We have seen remakes of such classic TV shows as "The Twilight Zone" and "The Outer Limits" come and go, but so far Hollywood has ignored revamping this gem and that is a real pity as it would definitely be great to see what an updated version would be like. (and hopefully keep that background music!)
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Leslie L. (Highlander4812) from WYOMING, MI
Reviewed on 1/12/2009...
Very interesting to see how many actors had parts in these episodes. Worth watching!!
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Tammy P. (Raindancer) from GROVE CITY, OH
Reviewed on 6/26/2008...
Having never seen these shows before, I really enjoyed them. They were BETTER, in a way, than the old Twilight Zone-type shows, because each episode was based on the facts reported of true psychic phenomenon experienced by everyday people and verified by other witnesses! All kinds of psychic events occur in these episodes, from ghostly encounters, mental telepathy, transporting back in time, premonitions, life-saving unexplainable "coincidences" and biographies of amazingly talented people with skills no one else seems to have.
Be prepared to be amazed and delighted by these episodes made in the 1950s and 1960s, I believe. They should not be missed by folks who enjoy true tales of the paranormal and phychic phenomenon.
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Television's paranormal pioneer
Annie Van Auken | Planet Earth | 08/18/2009
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"ONE STEP BEYOND was the pioneer TV show in the supernatural genre. This half-hour ABC TV series (first broadcast on Jan 20th, 1959) was based on purportedly true stories. Occasionally an episode featured the person who actually experienced a paranormal event (The Peter Hurkas Story, for example). Pure fantasy, fiction and irony would later be employed to great success by Rod Serling's TWILIGHT ZONE. Because ONE STEP BEYOND dealt with more genuine (and therefore less "mind-boggling") subject matter, it was quickly surpassed in popularity by the Serling show. This series met a premature end in June of 1961, but not before 97 episodes had aired.
MILL CREEK's box set of VERY BEST OF ONE STEP BEYOND presents 50 episodes encompassing all three years of the program's network run. Twenty-four season two episodes, 14 season three and 12 from the first abbreviated year make up the collection.
Episode ratings were obtained from a TV show archive website. The numbers seem inflated, for based on five of these programs that have polling data at a much larger film resource site, the average rating is only 5.7 on a 1 to 10 scale. The TV show site's averaged-out score for all 50 programs in this package is: 9.1.
The following alphabetized list includes poll results for each show, episode number, original date of broadcast and principal actors involved.
(7.3) (#15) The Aerialist (2/28/59) - Roy Baker/Mike Connors
(9.4) (#63) Anniversary Of A Murder (9/27/60) - Harry Townes/Amzie Strickland
(9.9) (#25) Brainwave (10/6/59) - Whit Bissell/Raymond Bailey
(9.7) (#19) The Captain's Guests (5/26/59) - Felix Locher/Robert Webber
(10.) (#49) The Clown (3/22/60) - John Close/Yvette Mimieux/Mickey Shaughnessy
(9.2) (-#4) The Dark Room (2/10/59) - Cloris Leachman/Ann Codee
(6.5) (#78) Dead Man's Tale (1/17/61) - Lonny Chapman/Jean Engstrom
(7.9) (-#9) The Dead Part Of The House (3/17/59) - Phillip Abbott/Mimi Gibson
(9.4) (#33) Dead Ringer (12/1/59) - Norma Crane/Grant Williams
(7.5) (#54) Delia (5/3/60) - Barbara Lord/Murray Matheson
(9.6) (#23) Delusion (9/15/59) - George Mitchell/Norman Lloyd/Suzanne Pleshette
(9.1) (#11) The Devil's Laughter (3/31/59) - Alfred Ryder/Alma Lawton
(9.5) (#26) Doomsday (10/13/59) - Fintan Meyler/Patrick O'Moore
(7.2) (-#7) The Dream (3/3/59) - Jack Lynn/Charles Horvath
(8.5) (#39) Earthquake (1/12/60) - David Opatoshu/Elvira Curci
(6.4) (#20) Echo (6/2/59) - Ross Martin/Leslie Barrett/Edmund Glover
(9.5) (#76) The Executioner (1/3/61) - Crahan Denton/Tom Middleton
(9.6) (#48) The Explorer (3/15/60) - Rudolph Anders/Edith Evanson/Bert Convy
(8.5) (#31) Forked Lightning (11/17/59) - Frank Maxwell/Candy Moore
(9.3) (#21) Front Runner (6/9/59) - Walter Burke/Ben Cooper
(9.8) (#56) Gypsy (5/17/60) - Johnny Seven/John Kellogg/Robert Blake
(9.7) (#37) The Hand (12/29/59) - Robert Loggia/Miriam Colon
(9.8) (#50) I Saw You Tomorrow (4/5/60) - Francis Bethencourt/Narda Onyx
(10.) (#28) The Inheritance (10/27/59) - Sean McClory/Jan Miner
(10.) (#84) Justice (3/7/61) - Pauline Jameson/Ewen Roberts
(10.) (#77) The Last Round (1/10/61) - Charles Bronson/Feliz Deeback
(7.6) (#74) Legacy Of Love (12/20/60) - Charles Aidman/Norma Crane
(7.0) (#44) The Lovers (2/16/60) - Rudolph Anders/Irene Tedrow/Sig Ruman
(9.9) (#36) Make Me Not A Witch (12/22/59) - Patricia McCormack/Leo Penn
(9.3) (#30) Message From Clara (11/10/59) - Barbara Baxley/Robert Ellenstein
(8.2) (#67) Moment Of Hate (10/25/60) - Joanne Linville/Linda Lawson/John Kellogg
(9.2) (-#2) Night Of April 14th (1/27/59) - Patrick Macnee/Barbara Lord
(8.0) (#82) Night Of Decision (2/21/61) - Richard Tyler/Robert Douglas/Ken Drake
(8.5) (#29) The Open Window (11/3/59) - Michael Higgins/Louise Fletcher
(9.7) (#24) Ordeal On Locust Street (9/22/59) - Suzanne Lloyd/Gary Campbell
(10.) (#81) Person Unknown (2/7/61) - Robert Carricart/Rudolfo Hoyos Jr./Jay Novello
(9.9) (#52) The Peter Hurkos Story (Part 1) (4/19/60) - Albert Salmi/Norbert Schiller/John Banner
(9.9) (#53) The Peter Hurkos Story (Part 2) (4/26/60) - Albert Salmi/Andrew Prine/Peter Hurkos
(7.7) (#12) The Return Of Mitchell Campion (4/7/59) - Patrick O'Neal Lilyan Chauvin
(9.8) (#14) The Secret (4/21/59) - Robert Douglas Maria Palmer
(10.) (#61) The Storm (6/21/60) - Lee Bergere Rebecca Welles
(9.3) (#62) Tidal Wave (8/30/60) - Jean Allison/William Schallert
(9.9) (#68) To Know The End (11/1/60) - Alexander Davion/Noel Drayton
(9.8) (#72) Tonight At 12:17 (12/6/60) - Peggy Ann Garner/David De Haven
(8.1) (#69) The Trap (11/15/60) - Mike Kellin/Jeanne Bates/Ruth Storey
(9.9) (#45) Vanishing Point (2/23/60) - June Vincent/Edward Binns
(9.7) (#10) The Vision (3/24/59) - Jean Del Val/Bruce Gordon/Pernell Roberts
(10.) (#55) The Visitor (5/10/60) - Warren Beatty/Joan Fontaine/Charles Webster
(10.) (#73) Where Are They? (12/13/60) - Richard Devin/Phillip Pine/Joan Tompkins
(10.) (#42) Who Are You? (2/2/60) - Anna Lee/Philip Bourneuf"
"STEPPIN' OUT--into another dimension!"
Phoebe Stogstill | by the shores of Gitchee Goomie | 07/18/2009
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"I have really enjoyed watching the fifty episodes included in "The Very Best of One Step Beyond." I will undoubtedly purchase more of these as my finances allow. A lot of viewing for not much money. It is such a delight to watch so many stars early in their careers, doing fine acting in these stories: Mike Connors (Mannix), Yvette Mimeaux, Cloris Leachman, Suzanne Pleshette (Newhart, the Birds), Ross Martin (The Wild, Wild West) Bert Convy, Robert Blake (Baretta), Robert Loggia, Charles Bronson, Patty McCormick (The Bad Seed), Patrick Macnee (The Avengers), Warren Beatty, Pernell Roberts (Bonanza, Trapper John, MD), Louise Fletcher, Patrick O'Neil and Albert Salmi. These are just a few and you will recognize all of the faces if you don't recognize the names, if you are of a certain age. I was always a fan of this show and Twilight Zone.It didn't have the budget that TZ had, but it did have one thing it didn't. Stories in "Beyond" are based on true events and not fictional stories. They are every bit as mysterious and entertaining. Younger people may gripe at the black and white and seemingly crude productions, but that was the way life was then. That WAS the state of the art and it cannot be made modern now. This is the beauty of them. We have a historical record of a very special time in American culture and ingenuity that needs to be appreciated for what it is. They are all great, but "The Dark Room" with Cloris Leachman and "The Clown," with Yvette Mimeaux are standouts.
50 Episodes of One Step Beyond
Camery | 06/28/2009
(4 out of 5 stars)
"I purchased this package for $5 at Wal-Mart. Great deal, great episodes. I watched several times. Highly recommend."


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A Book for Meat Lovers and the Butcher-Obsessed
Meatless Mondays and Tofu Thursdays are more popular than ever, but in the last few years, we've also become equally fixated on meat. Butchers are practically celebrities (at least in the food world), fabricating classes are a totally acceptable weekend activity, and just about everyone is obsessed with whether their meat is grass-fed, organic, local, or sustainable. (Dedicated carnivores are even investing in whole pigs and cows and I have to at least mention the extremes of the caveman diet.) Naturally, this meat moment has found a place on the cookbook shelf. A quick Amazon search delivers an enticing list of titles on the topic, but one book in particular has the most appeal for me.
Primal Cuts: Cooking with America's Best Butchers by Marissa Guggiana is similar in concept to Harvest to Heat (Epicurious' pick for best overall cookbook of 2010). But, in lieu of the farmer-artisan-restaurant road trip, Primal Cuts focuses on butchers and chefs with a deep connection to meat and butchery. In short but revealing first-person "profiles," Primal Cuts explores the personalities and passions of these meat devotees, offering readers a window into their work as well as their philosophies. Guggiana has her own meat-y credentials: She's the president of Sonoma Direct, a sustainable meat purveyor, and co-editor of Meatpaper. She also founded the Secret Eating Society and contributes to several Edible magazines and Saveur.com.
In addition to 100 recipes and 50 butcher profiles, Primal Cuts is packed with information for the carnivorously curious. Guggiana goes over the major cuts of pork, beef, venison, lamb, and goat and explains the various types of dry- and wet-heat cooking. She also includes a quick overview of sausage making, guidance on sharing a whole cow (with charts on breaking down and sharing the cow), burger-making advice from legendary purveyor Pat LaFrieda (his surprise tip: add lamb, not pork, to your patty), and a short but humorous review of raising your own chickens.
Recipes to try:
Banuelos de Chorizo
Braised Rabbit with Bacon-Sage Dumplings
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Easter is this coming Sunday, are you thinking about proposing? There are several holidays during the year that most people think about proposing on. I would imagine that the #1 holiday, would be Valentine's Day, but some may think of it as being a little bit cliché. Other holidays during the year that are popular are New Year's Eve and Christmas. During this time of year, most will already have their family around to celebrate the holidays, but it could also be stressful with too many family events, or too overwhelming with all the other festivities going on during this time of year to propose.
Easter may be the perfect time of year to propose, for one, she won't expect it! In the South, the flowers are blooming and it's just starting to get warm. You could plan a special picnic and deliver an Easter Basket to her. Hide the ring in one of the eggs and have her open the eggs to discover a ring inside! Also, you could plan an Easter Egg Hunt where your family could also get involved by helping to find eggs… let them know where "the engagement egg" is hidden, so they won't pick it up! – Maybe you could make it a golden egg? Your family could also help to take photos and video to remember the special moment.
We love this idea below in the first photo, where they took a crayon and wrote marry me on the egg… When she dyes the Easter egg, it reveals "Marry me?"
Here are some other photos below to give you some ideas. Good luck and Happy Easter! If you do propose, be sure and share your photos with us!


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Larsen, R., Kingwell, B. A, Sethi, P., Cerin, E., Owen, N. & Dunstan, DW. (2014). Breaking up prolonged sitting reduces resting blood pressure in overweight/obese adults. Nutrition Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases,24(9), 976-982. United Kingdom: Elsevier Ltd. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1016/j.numecd.2014.04.011
Aim To compare the effect of 7 h of prolonged sitting on resting blood pressure with a similar duration of sitting combined with intermittent brief bouts of light-intensity or moderate-intensity physical activity. Methods and results Overweight/obese adults (n = 19; aged 45–65 years) were recruited for a randomized three-treatment crossover trial with a one-week washout between treatments: 1) uninterrupted sitting; 2) sitting with 2 min bouts of light-intensity walking at 3.2 km/h every 20 min; and, 3) sitting with 2 min bouts of moderate-intensity walking at between 5.8 and 6.4 km/h every 20 min. After an initial 2 h period seated, participants consumed a test meal (75 g carbohydrate, 50 g fat) and completed each condition over the next 5 h. Resting blood pressure was assessed oscillometrically every hour as a single measurement, 5 min prior to each activity bout. GEE models were adjusted for sex, age, BMI, fasting blood pressure and treatment order. After adjustment for potential confounding variables, breaking up prolonged sitting with light and moderate-intensity activity breaks was associated with lower systolic blood pressure [light: 120 ± 1 mmHg (estimated marginal mean ± SEM), P = 0.002; moderate: 121 ± 1 mmHg, P = 0.02], compared to uninterrupted sitting (123 ± 1 mmHg). Diastolic blood pressure was also significantly lower during both of the activity conditions (light: 76 ± 1 mmHg, P = 0.006; moderate: 77 ± 1 mmHg, P = 0.03) compared to uninterrupted sitting (79 ± 1 mmHg). No significant between-condition differences were observed in mean arterial pressure or heart rate. Conclusion Regularly breaking up prolonged sitting may reduce systolic and diastolic blood pressure.
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- Windows 98 Put to the Test
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With Windows 98, Microsoft says it did not set out to make significant improvements in general system performance. Our tests bear this out. We saw no improvement in start-up speed, although shutdown often seemed faster with Windows 98. The most dramatic improvement we saw was in application loading. Applications frequently loaded twice as fast with Windows 98, which makes for a better user experience.


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The Third Plymouth District includes the the town of Hingham with the exception of Precinct 2, the entirety of the towns of Cohasset and Hull, as well as Precinct 3 of North Scituate.
Monthly Senior Office Hours
This schedule is subject to change. Please contact the office for updates.
- Cohasset Elder Affairs - every 3rd Wednesday, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
- Hingham Elder Services- every 3rd Friday, 9 - 10 a.m.
- Linden Ponds, Oakleaf Lobby Conference Room - every 1st Wednesday, 9-10 a.m.
- Hull Council on Aging - every 2nd Wednesday, 11:15 - Noon.
District Office
Rep. Bradley's district office is located at the Sons of Italy Lodge, 88 Chief Justice Cushing Highway (Route 3A) in Hingham. This is not a mailing address. The entrance is on the Route 3A side of the building. The office is usually staffed Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm, except during senior office hours as noted above. It is recommended that you please call in advance before visiting. The district office phone number is 781-749-3331.
State House
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I was lucky enough to see my first Damien Hirst a few weeks ago while walking through the ongoing Turner Prize Retrospective at the Tate Britain. There are numerous works in the show worth seeing including the Gilbert and George mural, the disorienting and consuming room of Anish Kapoor sculptures, and the Gillian Wearing video of twenty-six police men standing in silence for sixty minutes; however, I am going to limit my entry to Damien Hirst's compelling work Mother and Child Divided (1993). Mother and Child Divided is a display of a cow and calf both cut length-wise. Each half is presented floating in a glass case of formaldehyde.
Damien Hirst is one of the most controversial artists alive today. Critics of Hirst insist that his works rely too heavily on shock value and are ultimately thin in substance, delivering one liners to its viewers. What's funny is that Hirst is one of my favorite contemporary artists because I think his works achieve a balance between shock value and layered commentary.
Indeed, the sight of a severed cow and calf is shocking. However, since when has its ability to provoke a powerful emotional response been cited as a work's downfall?
In this way I see Hirst connecting and balancing the initial arresting impact of his works with the deeper contemplations that should keep the sensitive viewer lingering. Nicholas Serota, the director of the Tate and also a Courtauld Alum, supports this interpretation of Hirst's work:
Damien Hirst's Mother and Child Divided is a work which can at first glance be read as nothing more than two brutally severed carcasses... For me, the undoubted shock, even disgust provoked by the work is part of its appeal. Art should be transgressive. Life is not all sweet. Walking between the two halves and seeing the isolation of the calf from the cow encourages deeper readings of the work. (Nicholas Serota 'Who's afraid of modern art?')
Hirst's Mother and Child Divided is a meditation on fundamental questions of life and death. Looking at the delicate tissue and complex network of organs that sustain biological life inspire contemplations on its simultaneously miraculous and base nature. Hirst reinforces this binary between the miraculous and the base nature of biological life in his title. Mother and Child Divided is no doubt meant to prompt images of the Virgin and Child and a reverence for the mystical origins of life; that he divides the mother and child from eachother, however, also suggests that we are plagued by a kind of spiritual alienation and lead a purposeless life. The work thus forces the viewer to confront their own mortality and ask serious questions about the nature of their existence. For that Hirst should be celebrated, not scorned.
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By Karen M. Hogan, APR
I hadn't intentionally put off attaining my APR. Not at all – in fact, it's never too late to make a go of it. It's just that life happened along the way.
Now, as I embark on my 25th year of public relations practice and reflect on all of its real-world learnings, I can honestly say the value of an APR is not only timeless, but relevant at any age or stage of practice.
What took so long, anyway?
As a Michigan State University J-school grad with a magazine editing emphasis, my transition to PR happened by osmosis. I was thrilled to land a job with the Chevrolet-Pontiac-Canada Group (CPC) of General Motors Co., editing the company's "magapaper." My office was tucked away inside CPC's PR department. When magazine deadlines were met, I found time to learn about my PR co-workers' doings – from writing executive speeches to exploring new ways to inform employees of breaking news (yes, way before the birth of social media!).
A few years and several magazines later, I made a personal move to Grand Rapids, joining a fast-growing PR agency, SeyferthPR, founded by Ginny Seyferth, APR. It was my first employ as an account executive, and forever halted my journalist identity.
Those early PR agency years were a wonderful baptism by fire, as a degree in PR was few and far between. "What is this `APR' you speak of?," I often asked. I knew those three letters had significance, but my interests were elsewhere, as I was taking graduate courses at Grand Valley State University working toward a Master's Degree in Communications.
All this would change with my first pregnancy. I paused on my studies and full-time agency work and instead opted for a 13-year journey as a home-based freelance writer, contracting with SeyferthPR, Amway and a host of other clients. As life would have it, my eldest son developed Type 1/juvenile diabetes, so a home-based business became a necessity.
Life happens.
As my two sons morphed into young adults and other changes were afoot, it was time to return to the workforce, and what better landing than SeyferthPR. In 1996, I rejoined, jumping in with gusto. My work included helping to open the American Cancer Society's new Hope Lodge. I did NOT know at the time that a cancer of its own was growing inside me.
Fast forward another few years, and I am currently celebrating 6 ½ years cancer-free. My illness has been an incredible teacher of humility and adversity; I bask in my social justice/non-profit PR work. After reaching the all-important 5-year cancer-free milestone in 2012, and even receiving a promotion to vice president along the way to recovery, it was time to set some new personal and professional goals, including attaining that coveted APR.
In 2012, I became a partner in the firm and in 2013, I went after my APR and also laced up for an extensive training program to complete a personal goal – my first half-marathon. Much like the steps of a successful PR program, all goals – personal or professional – require upfront research, planning, and constant monitoring and adjustment for the best results. While you may not hit home runs on everything, the first step is finding the courage to get into the game.
With a New Year of possibilities in front of each of us, consider attaining your APR as a realistic professional goal. You will not regret it; this I promise. Because Life Indeed Happens.
Now about that Master's degree….oh wait, that will have to come after my fall 2015 WEDDING!
With one year of APR certification under my belt, its value has not gone unnoticed among colleagues, clients, and others. It has given me a new sense of confidence and level of leadership in my work and support of the PRSA community. Earlier this year, the tables were turned with ME as one of three judges assessing a local candidates' APR exam readiness, and in January, I will begin mentoring a local group of APR candidates as they commit to the APR journey in 2015. Consider joining us! Send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com


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The Via Regia
The route Via Regia is the oldest and longest road link between Eastern and Western Europe. It goes through Spain, France, Belgium on to Germany and Poland to Belarus, Lithuania and Ukraine.
As far back as the Stone Age, proofs exist that the Via Regia corridor, which is situated south of the ice cap and north of the middle mountains zone, was the favourite passage region of the migrating tribes.
During the last 2000 years, on this way, merchants, soldiers, kings, pilgrims, migrants, and different kinds of travellers, have marked the character of the road and European history. Until now, the meaning of this traffic space, today known as A4 and E40, remains particular and international.
After more than 50 years of divided Europe, the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989 and the East enlargement of the European Union in 2004 made it possible again to travel and to experience the European course of the road Via Regia.
From this moment on, several initiatives have been created. They have aimed at revitalizing the Via Regia as a symbol of common European work.
The term VIA REGIA has several meanings:
Originally, it defined the legal status of particular medieval roads. In the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, when kings were still strong and powerful, they could guarantee the protection of roads. Roads under this royal protection were called VIA REGIA. With the fall of the central power of the king, from the 14th century on, it was no longer possible to talk about a VIA REGIA in the legal sense. The rights over the roads passed on to individual lords.
In some European regions, "VIA REGIA" appears as a (mostly historical) road name that is based on the original status of a "King's Road" and can occasionally be found in today's cartography.
In the German language, the term VIA REGIA is used as a metaphor, especially in sciences and politics, and means "king's road", "golden trail", a way for optimal problem solving. During a conference in which local Saxon politicians participated in 2002, the title "VIA REGIA – Europe's Royal Road" was used for the first time. It pointed out the symbolic meaning that one historical VIA REGIA in particular, running from Western to Eastern Europe, can have for the process of European integration.
Finally, VIA REGIA is the name of an economic, cultural, tourist network, which embraces the different meanings of the term. This network gives the name VIA REGIA to the oldest and longest road link between Western and Eastern Europe uniformly, practices new forms of international cooperation and was recognised as a "Major Cultural Route of the Council of Europe" in 2005.
This expanded conception of the VIA REGIA ties in with the eponymous road's section in Central Germany and follows its continuation on Western and Eastern Europe. It is doubtless that the VIA REGIA includes different roads' systems that have been related to each other in different times but that show characteristics of a relatively constant course of the road on a grand scale. On this road, the main forms of European exchanges between East and West took place over centuries, and the route is connected to decisive events of European history.
Via Regia - Revitalisation of a historical road (an essay)
The old VIA REGIA, also called « Royal Road », belonged to the most important roads system of the Early Middle Ages. In written sources, it appears with different names. In 1252, the "strata regia" was mentioned for the first time in Latin, in a document written by the margrave Heinrich the Illustrious (1215/16-1288) for the bishopric of the town of Meißen. The German name "Hohe Straße" (High Road) reappeared between the 15th and the 16th century: at that time it was the name of the road's section between Frankfurt am Main (Germany) and Wroclaw (Poland) in the German-speaking region. But the history of the VIA REGIA in Europe surely began before the time of Jesus Christ.
At the time when Gaul was occupied by Romans , there were stable provision roads between Paris (Lutetia) and the South of France, which were used later by the Franks. In Western Europe, the "road" connected the capital cities of the partial kingdoms formed after the death of the king of the Franks, Clotaire I., that is to say Reims, Soissons, Paris and Orleans.
The development of the VIA REGIA in the eastern part of its geographical centre was the result of the formation of the Thuringian kingdom in the 5th/6th centuries. After the Thuringian kingdom's fall in 531/534, the territory through which the road passed was under Merovingian domination. Until the second quarter of the 10th century, Thuringia shared a border with the area being progressively colonised by the occidental Slavonic families. That is why this area had a particular strategic and economic meaning for the Franks. It involved the progressive, but inevitable, realization of a network of trails and roads, which allowed lords to do all the seigneurial works in the fastest and surest way.
From the fall of the Roman Empire, there was continual development of a first East-West road. This development is certainly linked, in the Eastern part of it, to the formation of the Kievan Rus and to the interests of the princes Vladimir the Holy and Yaroslav the Wise, and in the Western part of it, to the expansion of the Franks' kingdom to the East and to the South.
Two events were particularly important in Europe's history:
In Western Europe, the military expeditions of Karl Martel against the Arabs who were in Spain, by Tours and Poitiers, in 732 and in Eastern Europe, the battle of the German-Polish knights' army against the Mongols in Legnica, in 1241. Both of these events were closely connected with the origins of the road VIA REGIA and they both stopped the conquest of the young Europe by non-European cultures for a long time.
Together, the political relations that already existed in the Early Middle Ages between the European countries, the long-distance trade that rapidly developed, starting in the 10th century, the pilgrimage that was the main form of far travels in the Middle Ages and countless military expeditions to acquire spheres of power and influence permitted the growth of VIA REGIA's importance over centuries. Particularly interesting is the Polish and Ukrainian section of the "road" because not only the importance of urban centres like Wroclaw, Krakow, Lviv or Kiev is expressed, but also the thousand year long history of these peoples, changing and often bringing sorrow in these regions, is connected with the events along the VIA REGIA.
According to written sources, the history of the old VIA REGIA as a military road begins with the Franks' invasions and ends curiously with a French campaign.
The last time that this road had a European significance was when Napoleon's army used it as their way for the conquest of Russia and Spain but also as their way of return. Between the Franks and Napoleon, 1500 years of European history took place, which are closely connected with the VIA REGIA.
With the construction of the railroad in 1835, roads began to lose some of their importance. People, who had principally walked on the roads until then, had the new possibility to travel faster on these ways by train and also to go farther. The transportation of goods was not as painful on the trains as on the bad roads that were rarely prepared for long-distance traffic anyway. During the following years, industrialisation promoted the fast construction of rail roads. Trains were a suitable means of transport for industries' heavy transportation as well as means of supplying rapidly growing towns and cities with needed resources. Although streets began to be paved in the 12th/13th century in a few cities, the largely undeveloped road conditions and the absence of suitable transportation means led to a decade-long neglect of the whole roads system.
In the framework of this development, there were new changes in the roads' courses. The VIA REGIA's course has changed many times over the past centuries. As the greatest part of East-West trade already took place on this road in the Middle Ages, every sovereign wanted the road on his territory, because the income from escort rights and duties was substantial. Only a few points, fixed by nature, like river crossings and mountain passes or combs for example, were the same for a long time. Therefore, the course of the road, frequently changing with the time, is also a reflection of the changing political relations. At the same time, economic and technical changes marked the image and the course of the VIA REGIA.
This historical road recently became the linear way of the modern highway and is today a pathway toward the realization of individual mobility.
Technically, it became a high-tech asphalt line that cuts landscapes and settlement spaces, and that enables safe travel for individuals, but only with the use of considerable technical means. The new portion of the highway A4 that was built in the new Bundesländer, is a model of engineering performances in Germany if one considers the aspects of security and mechanization. The most modern communication and information technologies were used in order to control and to coordinate the road safety. Countless high-mechanized anti-traffic jam and anti-accident measures were introduced on the highway, measures that enable, for the first time, fluid circulation in this intensive traffic volume. In order to fulfil both human and car maintenance needs, rest areas with gas stations and parking plots were built. The stay on a rest area is so organised and so mechanized that one can get everything almost without saying any word. Comfort and speed of cars are so advanced that there is no more necessity to look for an accommodation on the road. Travellers are often under time constraints and quickly leave rest areas or sleep in their own vehicles.
In these circumstances, can the highway bring together cultures and peoples as the old VIA REGIA did?
Can the road still mean "life"?
Today, people are said to be mobile. Before, it was not particularly different. Being on the road meant trade, wars, weddings… People were never alone on the road. Until the 19th century, it was safer to be part of large groups in order to travel in less dangerous conditions. One always had the possibility to communicate with, to meet and to get to know other people. As travellers was curious about, interested in, and often dependent on other people, they often used their limited knowledge of foreign languages and collected on-the-road learning experiences.
This meaning of the road belongs to history.
But the VIA REGIA, either the route of Bonifacius, creator of the bishopric in Hesse and Thuringia and thus, creator of stable political and religious structures under the order of Karl Martel and Rome, or the future six-lane highway A4, is a "major European road" with a crucially economic, cultural, political and military importance. It has been full of life and has borne a great deal of community symbolism since around 2000 years ago.
- Official website
- Via Regia / Pays de Saxe
- Via Regia / Frankfurt - Krakau (all)
- Facebook
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- the facsheet of Via Regia
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Diana Mendoza, representing Tela, was crowned Miss Universe Honduras 2013
at the conclusion of the pageant held September 10th, 2013 at the the
Real Intercontinental Hotel in San Pedro Sula City. She will represent
Honduras in the upcoming Miss Universe 2013 pageant, scheduled for November 10th, 2013 in Moscow, Russia.
At the same event, Natalya Coto, representing El Progreso, was crowned Miss Earth Honduras 2013 and will compete in the Miss Earth 2013 pageant in the Philippines.
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Home transformation pictures; Make an hour every day YOUR hour.
Thursday, May 5, 2005 by John Stone
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I've been getting a few emails from people who would like me to post some pictures of all the house projects I've been working on. I'm not going to post anything yet, but once all the projects are completed I'm going to work on a detailed "house transformation" photo journal. I've taken a ton of "before" pictures, and will take a bunch of "after" pictures once all the projects are completed. We still have about another month of work ahead of us before that happens, so look for something in early to mid-June. I've owned my own home for 11 years now, and I've learned a lot along the way. Home ownership is expensive and can be a real pain in the ass, but it's also a very rewarding experience. When I was younger I didn't fully grasp the importance of maintaining and improving my house, but over the years I've come to realize that a well-maintained home is a great source of enjoyment and a huge financial asset. If I could give one piece of advice to new home owners, it would be "take care of your home!"
It's interesting to note that one could substitute "body" for "home" in the above paragraph and it would work almost as well. Of course taking care of our bodies is more important than anything. Without good health, nothing else really matters, does it? That's why is so sad to see how many people make health and fitness one of their lowest priorities. A few months ago my boss tried to Nextel me during my workout. When he couldn't get me, he called a co-worker of mine and complained a bit. My response was simple: "I bust my butt for you, and I'm available pretty much any time you need me. I'm not going to apologize for taking 1 hour for myself each day to workout and maintain my health. That hour is mine. You should be thankful to have an employee who's dedicated to remaining healthy and fit. If you have a problem with the 1 hour that I've claimed for myself, then I'll move on." It's not been a problem since. 🙂
I'd better get going. Thanks for dropping by, enjoy your day!


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The hunt is on again to find the UK's Curry Capital and the public is being asked to vote for the city with the best Indian cuisine.
Having narrowly lost out to Bradford last year, Glasgow is again the hot favourite, having won the title more times than anywhere else. This year, the city has another really strong line-up of local restaurants taking part including the Ashoka Southside, KoolBa, Mother India and Mr Singhs.
Glasgow's dominance in the competition might surprise some people more used to it's unfair reputation for just deep-frying everything. But with its large Asian community and for the city where chicken tikka masala was invented – yes, really – there are some truly fine curry houses here. In fact, going for a curry is second nature for Glaswegians with over 50% of locals having one at least once a week.
So go online before 27 September and register your vote to restore Glasgow to its rightful place as Curry Capital of Britain! Better still, why not visit any of Team Glasgow's restaurants and see for yourself what makes our curries so good?


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Robert Irwin Henkel died on Feb. 11.
A history major, Bob received the Walker Prize and the '40 numerals for freshman football. He was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. At the University of Chicago he studied business administration. After Winnetka, Ill., he resided on the North Shore of Chicago (Evanston, Wilmette, Kenilworth and Lake Forest). He was a captain in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. A successful businessman with Wallace Press from 1946 to 1960, he was owner and president of Johnson & Quin from 1960 to 1989.
Bob's wife, Marie Ferwerd, predeceased him after 62 years of marriage. They had two sons, three daughters, eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
A loving husband and father, Bob was modest about his successes and was a good friend to many.
Larry Griesemer '40
Life has been very good to me. Even though there have been some difficult times, I have been fortunate in many different ways. First and most important, I met my wife in January 1942 in Washington, D.C. We married a year later on the day I received my commission from OCS.
We have four children, all married, with six grandchildren plus two more by marriage. Our son is the oldest. He joined my company about twelve years ago, bought it from me last year and is doing a super job. The other three are all girls; two in our area and one in Fort Worth, who is married to a Delta pilot.
We returned to the Chicago area after I was discharged from the Air Force in April 1946. For the next 14 years, I was associated with Wallace Press (now Wallace Computer Services) where my dad had been associated his entire business career. I was Vice-President & Secretary when I resigned in 1960 to become associated with a smaller firm, Johnson & Quin, as Executive Vice President. This proved to be an excellent move. I was able to buy the company in 1974. The company is in a specialized part of the printing industry and has grown steadily with much of the growth coming in recent years. I retired the end of 1988 having reached the age of three score and ten.
Outside activities have taken up my time after family and business. I have been a church elder and trustee, an officer in the Printing Industry of Illinois, trustee of Lawrence Hall Youth Services for 19 years, trustee of the Presbyterian Home for 7 years, President of the Amherst Club of Chicago, and am currently Secretary-Treasurer of the Amherst Club of the Palm Beaches.
We enjoy golf and travel and have been able to spend a lot of time on both. I have been very active at Sunset Ridge Country Club where I served a number of offices including two years as President. We also belong to Tequesta Country Club in Florida. I should be a much better golfer being able to play year around but somehow or other it doesn't work out that way.
Amherst has been a most important factor in my life since the fall of 1936. I have been able to keep in touch with a number of classmates while on business or vacation. I always look forward to seeing members of 1940 and we are now eagerly awaiting our big 50th reunion.


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A jealous friend sets out to sabotage a young woman's upcoming marriage in "Mere yaar ki shaadi hai," an entertaining, well-tooled piece of masala fluff with no pretensions other than to send auds out whistling the title number with a smile on their faces. Lacking major marquee names but carrying the Yash Chopra-produced trademark, pic opened very strongly in India June 7, beating out two much-hyped dramas about '20s freedom fighter Bhagat Singh, and looks to have legs as well.
Latest production from the Chopra fold carries all the hallmarks of the veteran producer (glossy look, yarn set in an extended family, lectures on responsibility and values), with plentiful echoes of his previous pics but without a massive budget or superstars like Shah Rukh Khan or Amitabh Bachchan to give it extra clout. Instead, we get a bunch of youngsters — Uday Chopra and Jimmy Shergill from the Chopra family's "Mohabbatein" (2000), newcomer Sanjana, and babe du jour Bipasha Basu — backed up by older reliables playing family members.
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At every level (casting, budget, songs, production values), pic is one notch down from a Chopra super-production, but it still makes a fine entry-level Bollywood pic. And anyone who thinks "Monsoon Wedding" was actually representative of contemporary Bollywood should just take a look at the real thing here.
In an evident attempt to boost him to star status, Uday Chopra is given the lead role of Sanjay Malhotra, an unlucky-in-love playboy who platonically shares a spacious Mumbai apartment with drop-dead gorgeous model Ria (Basu). One day, he gets a surprise call from his childhood friend, Anjali (Sanjana), who's just returned to India and announces she's getting married. Sanjay is shocked and, after Ria tells him it's because he's in love with Anjali, the not-too-smart lothario flies up north to Dehra Dun to spike the matrimonial.
When Anjali's b.f., Rohit Khanna (Shergill), finally arrives from the U.S., he turns out to be a straight-arrow charmer who soon has Anjali's vast family eating out of his hand. After various underhanded attempts to blacken Rohit's rep, Sanjay openly tells him he's out to win Anjali for himself — but he isn't helped when Ria suddenly turns up claiming to be his girlfriend.
Though she's billed as making only a "special appearance," Basu is on screen for large chunks of the action, and her initial return, soon after the intermission, helps puts some dramatic lead back into the pic's pencil. Shergill has developed considerably since his watery turn as Karan in "Mohabbatein," and ex-model Sanjana — in a jaw-dropping collection of churidar-kurta — makes an impressive debut as Anjali. However, neither they nor the ingratiating Uday Chopra (an acquired taste at the best of times) can hold a candle to Basu in natural screen presence.
The musical numbers, including two family ensemblers, are well staged dramatically, and the title wedding number has a genuinely joyful bounce. A school reunion dance, meant to showcase the four leads together, unfortunately comes over as a poor relation of one in "Mohabbatein," relying more on flashy cutting than anything else.
Script has an admirable leanness, partly due to the absence of any comic-relief characters (normally a genre staple), and subsidiary roles are colorful without being too overplayed. Tech credits, especially vet Sharmishta Roy's tastefully extravagant sets, are all smooth. Hindi title (surprise, surprise) means "My Best Friend's Wedding."


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Trace Urban DJ, VocalTeknix who hosts the Trace Video Mix show, will be coming to Kampala to grace and perform at the finale of the UG Mix Maestro awards. The campaign to professionalize the Ugandan DJ industry and celebrate and honor DJ's contribution to Uganda's music industry was launched in August this year by Uganda Waragi together with the DJ Association of Uganda, a professional body that brings together all DJ's and VJ's in the industry.
The campaign will come to a close at a finale which will also double as an awards ceremony. Categories include best Radio DJ, Best TV DJ, Best Events DJ, Best Night life DJ, Gospel DJ of the year and Best Male/Female Battle DJ of the year. All categories except the Best Male/Female Battle DJ will walk away with an honorary accolade and UGX1 million shillings prize money each. The Best Male and Female Battle DJ, who will be picked by a team of judges at the awards will walk away with a DJ set worth $1,500 and 1 million shillings each.
The awards will be held at the Golf Course hotel on 14th October, 2017. Some of the DJ's nominated for the awards include DJ's Slick Stuart, Roja, Nimrod, Ali Breezy, Beats, Selector Jay, Twonjex, Cacie, Shiru, Crim, Kas Baby, to mention but a few.
VocalTeknix is a DJ from France who has been a video programmer with Trace since 2008. The show is broadcast in 150 countries around the world weekly. Strongly influenced by Hip-Hop and Dancehall, VocalTeknix, loves mixing urban sounds and is constantly creating his own sounds and mash-ups.
VocalTeknix will also perform alongside Ugandan DJ's Bexx, Rachel, Switch, Aludah, among others. Tickets are being sold for 50k ordinary and 100k VIP.
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Earlier, Li Na outlasted Jelena Jankovic 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 for her second victory in two matches and eight-seeded Angelique Kerber upset No. 3 Agnieszka Radwanska 6-2, 6-2 to remain in contention for the semifinals. Radwanska was eliminated. Kerber went 0-3 last year in the tournament and this was her first win in the event. She will play Kvitova on Friday for a slot in the last four. Williams needed to win only a set to qualify and she breezed through the first despite fighting off three break points in the very first game. She quickly warmed up to overwhelm the fifth-seeded Kvitova, who won Wimbledon and the WTA title in 2011. Kvitova had to withdraw last year because of injury. "Something told me to hold serve in that game, and Im glad I did," Williams said. "Could have definitely changed things. I could still be out there. I really just dug deep and tried to hold. 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We've received a few general questions about our bike trains now, great to see people expressing interest in them!
Q: Do you need to be a fast bicyclist or is it open to novice to moderate riders?
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Baird Posts Record Net Revenues For Seventh Consecutive Year
Client assets grew to $171 billion in 2016
MILWAUKEE, April 19, 2017 – Employee-owned Baird announced today that it posted record net revenues of $1.4 billion1 in 2016, an 8 percent increase over 2015, despite slow economic growth, market volatility and geopolitical tumult. Operating income totaled a record $155 million and the firm's 2016 return on book value, including a cash dividend paid to shareholders, was 12.5 percent.Baird's assets in client accounts grew to $171 billion, a 96 percent increase over the past five years. The 2016 results, which are available in the 2016 Baird Annual Report, mark the firm's seventh consecutive year of record revenues.
"Being privately held and employee owned means we are incredibly focused on our clients' success and have the flexibility to continuously invest in our capabilities to best serve our clients' needs," said Steve Booth, Baird President & CEO. "Our independent business model and complementary businesses help diversify revenue across various market conditions and provide a very strong foundation for our continued success."
Baird's employee-owned model and balanced approach have enabled the firm to produce 148 consecutive quarters of operating profitability. Employment at Baird has increased nearly 24 percent over the past five years while the rest of the financial services industry grew by approximately 8 percent2 during the same time period.
Notable highlights from Baird's 2016 annual report include:
- Private Wealth Management posted strong results, and its assets under management grew to $117 billion, a record for the business.
- Asset Management continued to grow its businesses and assets under management rose to $51 billion, a 29 percent increase over 2015.
- Equity Capital Market's revenues exceeded $400 million for the first time, largely driven by record M&A activity in Baird's Global Investment Banking business.
- Baird Capital, the firm's private equity business, invested $72 million in six new and 20 follow-on investments. The business also successfully exited ten investments and realized approximately $256 million.
- Fixed Income Capital Markets ranked as the No. 1 municipal underwriter in the United States for the eighth consecutive year, based on number of issues, according to Ipreo MuniAnalytics. The business' revenue also grew by 16%.
- FORTUNE magazine's list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For - In early 2017, Baird was ranked No. 4 on this prestigious list of companies considered to be great employers. Baird has ranked among the Top 10 for four straight years, and has been recognized on the list for 14 consecutive years.
"For more than 95 years, Baird has focused on providing exceptional financial advice and creating strong partnerships with our clients, our associates and our communities," said Paul Purcell, Chairman of Baird. "Our commitment to being a great place to work and our employee-ownership help us attract and retain the best talent, furthering our clients' and Baird's success."
To learn more about Baird's financial performance and other 2016 highlights, please see the Baird 2016 Annual Report.
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Baird is an employee-owned, international wealth management, capital markets, private equity and asset management firm with offices in the United States, Europe and Asia. Established in 1919, Baird has more than 3,400 associates serving the needs of individual, corporate, institutional and municipal clients. Baird has more than $171billion in client assets. Committed to being a great place to work, Baird ranked No. 4 on FORTUNE's 100 Best Companies to Work For in 2017 – its 14th consecutive year on the list. Baird is the marketing name of Baird Financial Group. Baird's principal operating subsidiaries are Robert W. Baird & Co. in the United States and Robert W. Baird Group Ltd. in Europe. Baird also has an operating subsidiary in Asia supporting Baird's investment banking and private equity operations. For more information, please visit Baird's Web site at rwbaird.com.
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The scale of the fighting in the Iraqi town of Falluja last week is becoming clear as a shaky ceasefire takes hold.
A group of five international charities estimated that about 470 people had been killed, while hospital officials put the death toll at about 600.
Reuters television footage from Falluja showed corpses of children, women and old men lying in the street beside body parts no one has had time to collect.
"Hospitals and medical staff are overwhelmed," the five charities said.
They added that they were "asking desperately for blood, oxygen and antiseptics".
The group said that at a conservative estimate, about 1,200 had been wounded, according to Reuters, which did not name the aid agencies involved.
Residents of Falluja have reportedly been burying the dead in their gardens and a football field because it is too dangerous to go to the cemeteries on the outskirts of town...
Half the Iraqis Killed Were Civilians
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Half the Iraqis killed in a US offensive in the town of Fallujah were women, children and elderly people, a mediator said Tuesday, but US officials insisted they take all precautions to avoid non-combattants.
Fouda Rawi, senior member of the Iraqi Islamic Party spearheading efforts to negotiate a ceasefire in the city west of Baghdad, quoted hospital sources as saying more than 600 Iraqis had been killed and 1,250 wounded.
"Among those killed were 160 women, 141 children and many elderly," he told AFP, providing the first precise figures on the number of civilian deaths from the nearly week-long offensive..."