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Originality and creativity is thriving in God's own country. Unfortunately, too few American indies make their way to Danish cinemas. In collaboration with Soundvenue we present the American indie series MADE INDIE USA - focusing on the American independent scene. Watch the latest from Debra Granik and Paul Dano, award winners from Sundance and South by Southwest and the latest from some of our favorites Joel Potrykus and Jim Hosking.
Dir. Paul Dano
The year is 1960 and Jeanette and Jerry (Carey Mulligan and Jake Gyllenhaal) are enjoying life as a young, polished middle-class couple with a clever son, who adores his parents. But nothing is ever perfect, and we learn that their life - the nuclear family - is a game for them, and it doesn't last long before too many after-work beers are drunk and affairs are had. Jeanette's character is written for Mulligan's breathtaking beauty: her schoolgirl appearance and her subsequent excesses when Jerry leaves her to drink beers and she throws herself into the arms of the first and best suitor. Paul Dano, who we best know from his roles in 'Little Miss Sunshine' and 'There Will Be Blood', tells his directing debut from the son's perspective, and this does not make the parents' downfall any easier to watch. The misery is made up for by a beautiful sensibility for the past, and Dano's debut in its best moments grows to Todd Haynesian heights.
Dir. Jim Hosking
Are you the kind of stick-in-the-mud person who hated Jim Hosking's debut 'The Greasy Strangler' (PIX 16), then beware of 'Beverly Luff Lynn'. Hosking has tuned down the genitals dipped in fat, but upped the budget and the pointless absurdities in a completely far-out detective-, revenge- and love story about the beautiful Lulu Danger, who has to go through so terribly much to make it to the eponymous show. Beverly, by the way, is a gigantic man, who has given up talking and now only grunts, and Lulu is accompanied by the assassin Colin, who is hunting Lulu's husband and falls head over heels in love with the blonde femme fatale. But the plot is the smallest bit in the parade of coarse incidents, musical timing and terrifically pointless jokes, which emphasise that Hosking is a worthy heir to John Waters. Join the cult.
Dir. Aneesh Chaganty
'Searching', the audience winner of Sundance, is not just this year's most inventive thriller. It is also one of the best. David's 16-year-old daughter has disappeared, and when the police investigations don't get anywhere, the desperate father hacks into her MacBook to look for traces. And from here on, the story gathers both shape and momentum. With David in front of the computer, the debut director Aneesh Chaganty tells a story almost exclusively through the screens that surround us: laptops, mobiles, TVs and surveillance cameras. But rather than locking the film into a static formal experiment, this provides a refreshing dynamic. 'Searching' is modern, inventive and highly exciting, with an effective plot that never loses its substance in its pursuit of digital footprints
Dir. Adam Christian Clark
The American filmmaker Adam Christian Clark has written, directed and played the lead role in this sharp noir comedy, which takes place in L.A.'s dating scene. Aston (Clark) is a sarcastic and self-obsessed film director, who is available again after breaking up with his Scientology girlfriend and her cultish family. But peace of mind and the comfort of a family home were not so bad after all. Clark is fearless and self-deprecating in the lead role, a bit like a young, unprincipled Woody Allen, who screws his way from one date to another and becomes increasingly cynical and coarse in the process. And yet, the director manages to give his character a sense of vulnerability and apologetic charm. We actually end up liking him - rude Aston - who hides his insecurity. And Clark, who exposes it fully.
Dir. Debra Granik
Debra Granik, who was behind the award-winning 'Winter's Bone', returns with an equally strong and haunting depiction of white poor America in 'Leave No Trace'. The widower and war veteran Will is hiding from the authorities and pretty much everyone else, together with his teenage daughter Thomasin, in a small national park outside Portland, where they collect rain water, pick mushrooms and try to make themselves as invisible as possible. His post-traumatic stress makes him avoid the outside world, while she is longing for it. On the surface, this seems like a simple dilemma, but in Granik's confident hands it is given an emotional depth and sincerity, which grows on us throughout the film. Will and Tom are brilliantly played by Ben Foster and 17-year-old Thomasin McKenzie, and the images are magical. The film is not in Danish distribution, so catch it here.
Dir. Jim Cummings
Jim Cummings has written, directed and played the lead role in 'Thunder Road', which looks like nothing else on the colourful American indie scene. It starts with a ten-minute funeral scene, where the police officer Jim (Cummings) tries to say a decent farewell to his late mother in a way that is so cringe-inducingly awkward and disarmingly honest, that we don't know whether to laugh at him or cry with him. And this precisely becomes the strong point in the story about this small town officer, who is struggling both with his loss, an ongoing divorce and his own unidentified social defects. Cummings is just as awesome in front of the camera as he is behind it, and 'Thunder Road', which won the main award at South by South West becomes something as rare as an honest comedy, which doesn't hide behind the laughter, but opens up with it.
Dir. Jordana Spiro
One of the finest surprises at Sundance this year was Jordana Spiro's story about 18-year-old Angel, who is kicked out of youth prison with a dead cell phone and bleak future prospects. She is back on the street, where she ended when her younger sister came into foster care, while their father - who murdered their mother - went free and started a whole new life. Convinced that she has nothing to lose, Angel sets out to find her father, avenge the injustice and put her mind at rest. Spiro, who is best known as an actor, among other things in the Netflix series 'Ozark', marks his debut as a director with a compelling drama, which digs deeper than most coming-of-age stories. And which with unsentimental sincerity and cinematic poetry shows us that hope and love exist even at the darkest of times.
Dir. Joel Potrykus
Joel Potrykus ('Buzzard' PIX 15, 'The Alchemist Cookbook' PIX 16) continues to undermine the American capitalist dream and pays homage to society's slackers. In his best - and most grotesque - film to date, the layabout Abbie is trapped on his couch in a basement flat, in his underpants, and plays PacMan. We are in 1999, shortly before the dreaded turn of the Millenium, and Abbie has accepted the ultimate challenge: not to get up from the couch before he has completed the cheese game's impossible level 256. Let's just say that he takes the challenge seriously. As hours turn into days - and weeks - he tugs at his joystick and battles with personal hygiene issues, unsympathetic friends, milk, rat poison and the impending Doomsday. The film is totally far out, and there is a reason why they handed out sick bags at American film festivals.
Dir. Josephine Decker
A cat in the body of a young woman, or vice versa? A teenager and her mother. A place between fiction and performance. Josephine Decker's film is made of different stuff than we usually see on the big screen, and 'Madeline's Madeline' is one step up, with Miranda July (The Future) and Molly Parker (House of Cards) in the lead roles. But the debutant Helena Howard steals the show with her performance. Madeline has difficulty adjusting, at least that's what her mother (July) thinks, and she is the first to remind her about how she should behave. And behaving like a cat is not exactly acceptable. When Madeline shares her personal story with her drama teacher, a somewhat eccentric modern dancer, the teacher sees a sellable idea and decides to dramatise it - including various details about both Madeline and her mother. Decker's metafilm is liberating, and the strong and progressive teenager, who is not in a hurry to lock herself down in a specific identity, is a pure revelation.
Dir. Chloé Zhao
Reality and western mythology are seamlessly fused in Chloé Zhao's 'The Rider', which depicts life at an Indian reservation in South Dakota. Here, the rodeo rider Brady packs carrier bags at a supermarket. Heading towards a promising career, he got seriously injured. Now, his life is at stake if he sits in the saddle again, but when horses and the arena mean everything for your life life, career and identity, this is hard to accept. With glowingly warm colours and elegant images, Zhao captures the dying western world, and with unsentimental empathy she draws an almost poetic portrait of Brady, who is forced to say farewell to it. The actors are all amateurs playing roles that are based on their own lives, and they do an fantastic job in this unique film, which has thrilled audiences in Cannes, Toronto, Sundance and Rotterdam.


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2014 Blue Ribbon Ball
Police Bank was proud to be a Major Sponsor of the 2014 Blue Ribbon Ball held at the Westin Hotel in Sydney. The night is the chance for the Police family to remember their fallen colleagues as well as recognise and acknowledge the proud traditions and history of the NSW Police Force. The amazing Belinda Adams and the NSW Police Band entertained the 600 guests who attended. Funds raised on the night went to Police Legacy, who support the Police Family in times of tragedy and need. We proudly donated 1st prize for the Blue Ribbon Raffle being an $8000 Flight Centre Voucher. A big congratulations to the lucky winner Michael Hill!
Pictured on the night is our BDO Jowena Hope and husband Troy with Commissioner Andrew Scipione

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A Marshall Liberal Government will oppose any moves to increase the tax burden on South Australian families and businesses through the GST.
We will also ensure we receive a fair share of GST revenue to fund vital infrastructure projects and frontline services, protecting South Australian jobs and South Australian families.
Premier Weatherill has openly advocated a 50% rise in the GST rate, wanting us all to pay more in GST without giving any thought as to how this would affect families and businesses.
That's because Labor will always take the easy option of reaching further into your pockets to fund their financial mismanagement.
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The ultimate Manufactured and Modular Home Resource. Floor Plans and Price Quotes from the best manufactured home dealers in the country.
Why does building a home inside a factory make such a big difference? Traditional homes that are built outdoors are often victim to bad weather, like rain, wind, or even snow. All of these things can drastically slow down the process of building your home. Minnesota is no exception, and that's why having your home constructed in a climate-controlled, precision factory environment guarantees your home will be in pristine condition and be built much faster.
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Interpretation of dream: Lips
To dream of thick, unsightly lips, signifies disagreeable encounters, hasty decision, and ill temper in the marriage relation. Full, sweet, cherry lips, indicates harmony and affluence. To a lover, it augurs reciprocation in love, and fidelity. Thin lips, signifies mastery of the most intricate subjects. Sore, or swollen lips, denotes privations and unhealthful desires.
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Jästbolaget is Nordic region's No. 1 producer and supplier of yeast and yeast-based products. Their range of consumer products consist of fresh yeast, dry yeast and sourdough. Kronjäst is their primary consumer brand.
Super Tuesdays task was to develop and modernize the packaging design for the portfolio. The core idea was to continue to build on the iconic yellow color (all Swedes recognize the small yellow yeast cubes) but bring all elements to the next level including a bold upgrade of the logotype, illustrations, core elements and typography.


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Amazon is unstoppable.
Amazon said Thursday it made $1.6 billion in profit during the first three months of 2018, more than double the same period a year earlier, even as it invests in costly fulfillment centers and original programming.
The estimate among analysts was that Amazon's profit would shrink from the prior year.
Amazon's sales for the quarter hit $51 billion, up 43% year over year, fueled in part by strong growth in its cloud computing business, Amazon Web Services. The division saw sales jump nearly 50%, reaching $5.4 billion.
Shares of Amazon jumped as much as 7% in after hours trading Thursday following the earnings results.
Related: Amazon and Jeff Bezos are on top of the world
The company has been on a roll this year. Amazon has hit new milestones for its stock price, paying subscribers, cloud computing sales and even profit -- something which once seemed unthinkable for the company.
Last quarter, Amazon topped $1 billion in profit for the first time in its history, adding to a long and impressive profit streak that has caused investors to swoon.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos revealed in a shareholder letter last week that there are now more than 100 million subscribers for Prime, a $99 annual membership program that offers shipping perks and video streaming.
Amazon Web Services, the company's cloud computing business, now has a $20 billion annual revenue run rate, Bezos wrote in the same letter.
And Amazon continues to take bold, if somewhat controversial, steps to innovate in retail. It recently opened a convenience store without checkout lines and launched a new service that delivers packages to the trunks of cars for free.
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If anyone dares to throw you in the water, #4 might soften the blow.
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It's never too early to start dreaming of summer, amirite?!
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Tackle the thorniest and most fraught aspects of bad faith litigation that complicate an already tough case. This practical guide provides actionable workarounds to bad faith litigation's common roadblocks: from obstinate witnesses to claim investigations and evidence hurdles, from spotting bad faith insurance practices to trial pointers. Enhance your practice - order today!
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MARK D. MALLOY is a shareholder with the law firm of Meissner Tierney Fisher & Nichols S.C., in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His practice primarily focuses on insurance coverage and extra-contractual litigation, including insurance bad faith. In addition, Mr. Malloy practices in the area of professional liability and all types of commercial litigation matters. He is licensed to practice law in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota; and represents companies across the country in all aspects of commercial litigation. Mr. Malloy is a frequent author and lecturer on the topics related to his main practice areas. He is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin; Illinois State, Minnesota State, and Milwaukee bar associations; Defense Research Institute; and Wisconsin Defense Counsel. Mr. Malloy earned his B.A. degree from the University of St. Thomas and his J.D. degree from William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota.
CHARLES M. MCDANIEL JR. is a partner at Carlock, Copeland & Stair, LLP, based in Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. McDaniel is the co-chair of the firm's insurance coverage and bad faith litigation practice. He has more than 25 years of experience advising insurers in the management of risk through representation in complex coverage and bad faith litigation involving both first-party and third-party insurance policies. Mr. McDaniel prosecutes and defends insurance coverage and bad faith disputes. In addition to his comprehensive coverage practice, he maintains a complex litigation defense practice involving personal injury and business litigation. Mr. McDaniel earned his B.A. degree from Vanderbilt University and his J.D. degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law. He is an author and lecturer on various insurance coverage and litigation defense topics for clients and various industry-based organizations. Mr. McDaniel is a member of the American and Atlanta bar associations, State Bar of Georgia, Defense Research Institute, Georgia Defense Lawyers Association and Transportation Lawyers Association.
ROBERT L. SIEMS is the principal of the Law Offices of Robert L. Siems, P.A., where his practice is focused on insurance defense, civil litigation, complex litigation, agents and brokers liability law, extra-contractual and bad faith insurance claims, insurance coverage, and other first and third-party insurance issues. He is certified as a chartered property casualty underwriter. Mr. Siems has previously spoken for various professional groups on his areas of practice. He is a member of the Maryland State and American bar associations; Maryland Defense Counsel, Inc.; and the Defense Research Institute. Mr. Siems earned his B.A. degree from the University of Miami, his J.D. degree from the University of Baltimore, and his M.B.A. degree from Loyola College.
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Néo Bakery is a family-owned bakery and cafe located in Astoria, NY that specializes in delectable desserts. A re-imagined version of a long-standing business in the community, we offer a variety of European-inspired treats and Toby's Estate coffee, served by friendly staff in a clean and modern environment.
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Yaxley Accident Ends In A Fatality
A man has died following a collision on the A15 at Norman Cross.
The East of England Ambulance service and Cambridgeshire Police say the incident happened at about 3pm and involved a car and a van.
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SANTERAMO IN COLLE, Bari, Italy--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
The Board of Directors Intends to Propose an ADR/Shares Buyback Program
The Board of Directors Intends to Propose a Share-Based Incentive Plan
Natuzzi S.p.A. (NTZ):
ADR-to-Share Ratio Change
Natuzzi S.p.A. (NTZ) ("Natuzzi" or the "Company") announced today that its Board of Directors (the "Board") has approved a change in the ratio of its American Depositary Receipts (the "ADRs") to ordinary shares, par value €1.00 per share (the "Shares"), from one (1) ADR representing one (1) Share, to one (1) ADR representing five (5) Shares (the "Ratio Change"). The effective date of the Ratio Change (the "Effective Date") is expected to be February 21, 2019.
Pursuant to the Ratio Change, as of the Effective Date record holders of ADRs will be required to exchange their existing ADRs for new ADRs on the basis of one (1) new ADR for every five (5) existing ADRs surrendered. The Depositary will contact ADR holders and arrange for the exchange of their existing ADRs for new ADRs.
For ADR holders, the Ratio Change will have the same effect as a one-for-five reverse ADR split. No new Shares will be issued in connection with the Ratio Change and Natuzzi's ADRs will continue to be traded on the New York Stock Exchange (the "NYSE") under the symbol "NTZ."
As a result of the Ratio Change, the price of the Company's ADRs is expected to automatically increase proportionally, but the Company can give no assurance that the ADR price following the Ratio Change will be at least equal to the ADR price before the Ratio Change multiplied by the new ratio. Although the Ratio Change is aimed to bring the price of the Company's ADRs into compliance with the minimum price continued listing standards of the NYSE, the Company can give no assurance that the Ratio Change will be effective in achieving this goal.
The Board of Directors Intends to Propose an ADR/Share Buyback Program
The Board announced today its intention to propose an ADR/Share buyback program (the "Buyback Program") at the Company's next shareholders' meeting, which is expected to be held by the end of April 2019. If approved by the Company's shareholders, the Company will engage a financial institution to act as agent for the Company and establish a written plan for repurchases of the Company's ADRs and/or Shares. The Company intends to conduct any ADR and/or Share repurchases pursuant to the Buyback Program in compliance with the safe harbor provisions of Rule 10b-18 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended ("Rule 10b-18"), and in accordance with Italian corporate law.
The Company will announce further details regarding the potential Buyback Program, if approved, including, among other things, the maximum number of ADRs and/or Shares that may be purchased thereunder and its timeframe, at a later date as such aspects are determined. The Company would hold any ADRs or Shares repurchased pursuant to the Buyback Program in treasury for general corporate purposes, including to service any incentive or retention plans that the Company might adopt for certain of its employees and directors.
The Board of Directors Intends to Propose a Share-Based Incentive Plan
The Board announced today its intention to propose a new multi-year share-based incentive plan (the "Incentive Plan") for certain employees and directors of the Company and other companies within the Natuzzi Group at the Company's next shareholders' meeting.
The Board intends to propose a capital increase (reserved for employees and directors) and/or the aforementioned Buyback Program in order to fund the Incentive Plan.
The Incentive Plan is intended to serve as an important tool in retaining the Natuzzi Group's senior management over the coming years and as a means of linking the performance of senior management with the goals set out from time to time by the Natuzzi Group.
The Company recently hired Mr. Antonino Gambuzza to serve as Chief Operations Officer for the Natuzzi Group. With that hire, the Natuzzi Group believes that its senior management is in place and can now dedicate its efforts to achieving the Company's goals and creating value for the Company's shareholders.
Certain statements set forth in this press release constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those stated or implied by such forward-looking statements. More information about the potential factors that could affect the Company's business and financial results is included in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the Company's most recent Annual Report on Form 20-F. The Company undertakes no obligation to update any of the forward-looking statements after the date of this press release.
About Natuzzi S.p.A.
Founded in 1959 by Pasquale Natuzzi, Natuzzi S.p.A. is Italy's largest furniture house and one of the most important global players in the furniture industry with an extensive manufacturing footprint and a global retail network. Natuzzi is the Italian lifestyle best-known brand in the upholstered furnishings sector worldwide (Brand Awareness Monitoring Report - Ipsos 2018) and has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange since May 13, 1993. Always committed to social responsibility and environmental sustainability, Natuzzi S.p.A. is ISO 9001 and 14001 certified (Quality and Environment), OHSAS 18001 certified (Safety on the Workplace) and FSC® certified (Forest Stewardship Council).
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Too Cool for School!
The school children, boisterous and happy to be free from their daytime prison, came out of the building's main doors to the waiting buses. The short ride home, which was usually uneventful, suddenly turned into an adventure.
Halfway over the San Clement Street Bridge, the bus suddenly dropped, and splash! An expanse of the bridge had literally cracked under them and fallen into the river. The bus, unable to stop, was suddenly buoyed in the water and with the current, floating out to sea. Sandra, one of the students on the bus who was in a conversation with Deb, turned to look out the front window. All she could see was water, water everywhere. Bus number eleven was suddenly a boat heading out to the mouth of the river.
You might have thought that the seventh through ninth-graders would have panicked, screaming their heads off. Sandra candidly asked her classmates, turned 'shipmates', "Did everyone bring their bathing suits? Next stop 'Channel Break' surf spot."
Laughter resounded in the bus-boat.
Bridget, the driver, was the one freaking out. She literally forgot which side of her phone to put to her face and, in her panicked haste, called '411' instead of '911',not even waiting to hear a ring tone.
Tom and Hank, sitting behind Bridget, looked at their adult driver-turned-captain, who was now stark white, and looked at each other and fulfilled the vacant mode of being grown up and responsible. Tom took charge and made the correct call to 911.
911 Police dispatch: "Tom Bartlett", in answer to the first question. "Not sure yet. Do I have to push a button for more options?", to the next question, 'Medical, Fire or Police?' "Me and my fellow Harbor Bay Intermediate classmates are on bus - now boat - number 11 heading out the harbor juuuust now going past the inner jetty", in reply to the question of their exact location.
Looking at Hank, listening in as his phone was getting a busy signal for the same 911 number, Tom answers the next question with a "Probably! Maybe the Coast Guard. Oh Wait! Dispatch? You are Dispatch with the Police, aren't you? Good! Good! I think we just got the attention of the Coast Guard." Tom, Hank and the rest of the shipmates are all looking at the pier. "Yes! Yes! They clearly see us. I think our next ride will be on the cutter.
You want me to stay on the line? Okay! What's your name? Helen Pereira? Ahh! Hold on Mrs. Pereira."
Tom looks across the aisle at Jackie Mattice, his next door neighbor, and asks, "Hey Jackie, isn't Pereira your Aunt? Do you know Helen Pereira at the Police Dispatch?"
Jackie answers, "She's my aunt. You remember her!"
Tom says, "Yeah, yeah, yeah! I met her at your house once. You want to talk to her?"
Jackie responds with a frown, "No! She forgot my birthday!"
"Mrs. Pereira, did you forget Jackie Mattice's, your niece, birthday?" asks Tom.
Tom turns to Jackie, telling her, "Jackie, she says she's sorry! She will make it up to you."
Meanwhile Bridget, remember the driver turned captain?, is filling out her resume for the Costa Concordia * and has finally discovered that her phone functions better when the receiver is facing you and right side up.
All the Boat number 11 shipmates are watching the growing number of Coast Guard sailors scurrying along the deck of their cutter, clearly visible puffs of smoke emitting from its stack. Shore lines are being thrown to the shore and, ah ha! yes, the cutter is casting off and coming to their aid. The bus-boat rocks as it floats by the first set of breakers at Channel Break and now the group of surfers all point to them.
Behind them, the cutter is flagrantly breaking all the harbor 5 MPH speed limit signs, which are posted in huge numbers on both sides of the river channel. There are now turbulent wakes to both shores of the river's edge. The unprepared boats at their moorings attempt to shake it off. Instructions are now audible from the speakers of the cutter as it is literally flying toward bus-boat number 11. "Don't panic! Do not panic! Stay seated in your seats. STAY SEATED IN YOUR SEATS!"
Bridget, of course the only adult (?) aboard, is the first to disobey the blaring instructions as she rushes towards the back of the bus. I mean boat. She tries to unsuccessfully open the rear emergency door.
A loud voice from the cutter issues the order, "DO NOT OPEN THE REAR EMERGENCY DOOR! DO NOT OPEN THE REAR EMERGENCY DOOR!"
Bridget, seemingly getting bonus points for her resume for the Costa Concordia, continues to work the door but the force of the water from the outside –thank goodness! - is not allowing her to do so.
The entire shipmates shout in unison, "DO NOT OPEN THE REAR EMERGENCY DOOR. REMAIN IN YOUR SEAT!" This apparently registers with Bridget and she looks around and sulks back to the driver's seat.
The cutter is now easing up alongside, dwarfing the bus-boat and several loud thumps are heard coming from the roof. Sailors have heavy ropes and as they look into the bus through the open windows, they ask the students to pass the ropes through and out the other windows on the other side of the bus.
In less than a minute, six heavy duty lines have secured bus number 11 to the cutter. The cutter now makes a tight U-turn and heads slowly back into the harbor.
As they are returning to the harbor and dock side, all the students wave at the surfers, who wave back. They can hear one of the surfers calling, "Better luck next time! Too cool for school!"
Suddenly, a ladder descends along the side of the bus and a sailor comes down and climbs through the window. Looking around at the calm, relaxed faces of the students and the horror-stricken face of the driver, whose lips quivering, he walks to Bridget and quietly tells her, "We've got it. Everything is good. You do not have to worry."
Turning around facing the students, he says, "Okay Gangie, here's the program. First, remain in your seats. We've got the bus completely secured. One by one, from both ends of the bus, at my instructions, you will proceed to the ladder that I came in on and go out the window to climb up the ladder. Several of my buddies are outside ready to assist you as you go up and get on the cutter. Everyone understand the program?"
Again, in unison, the students answer, "Yes Sir!"
"Okay. Good. From the back", he points to a young girl, "you first." The girl walks calmly to the middle of the bus and goes out the window, like she does this every day, where she is greeted by waiting hands from above.
"Okay, you next!" again pointing to another student.
... Now aboard the cutter, the assembled students talk quietly in groups.
Bridget has aced her commission for the Costa Concordia.


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Doubletree by Hilton London Marble Arch - London
- Free WiFi in lobby
- Collect nights
Doubletree by Hilton London Marble Arch - London
More Info: 6823 2342from S$218
- Room, 1 Queen Bed
- Room, 1 King Bed
- Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed
- Twin Guest Room
- Deluxe Room, 2 Twin Beds
- Single Room
- Family Room, Multiple Beds
- Suite, 1 King Bed (Duplex, Living Room)
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What's around Doubletree by Hilton London Marble Arch - London
- In London City Centre
- Oxford Street - 1 min walk
- Park Lane - 2 min walk
- Baker Street - 2 min walk
- Marble Arch - 3 min walk
- Hyde Park - 5 min walk
- Oxford Circus - 13 min walk
- Regent Street - 13 min walk
Getting around
- London (LHR-Heathrow) - 40 min drive
- London (LCY-London City) - 45 min drive
- London (LGW-Gatwick) - 87 min drive
- London Marylebone Station - 14 min walk
- London Paddington Station - 20 min walk
- London Victoria Rail Station - 29 min walk
- Marble Arch Underground Station - 3 min walk
- Bond Street Underground Station - 7 min walk
- Baker Street Station - 13 min walk
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 122 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
Check-in and check-out
- Check-in time 3:00 PM-12:30 AM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check-in
- Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- One child stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- WiFi in rooms *
- Self parking *
Payment types at the property
- Cash
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 2 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour room service
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour business center
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 2626
- Conference space size (meters) - 244
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built - 2011
- Elevator
- Television in common areas
- In-room accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible path of travel
- Assistive listening devices available
- English
- French
- Italian
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Spanish
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Rainfall showerhead
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 40-inch LCD TV
- Premium TV channels
- MP3 docking station
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
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Special features
DiningFire and Spice - This restaurant specializes in Indian cuisine. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Texture Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in Modern European cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open daily.
Indigo Bar and Lounge - This bar serves light fare only. Open daily.
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Also known as
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The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Optional extras
Self parking costs GBP 50.00 per day
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of GBP 15.50 per person (approximately)
WiFi is available in guestrooms for GBP 9.75 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
Recent reviews
Good 7.6 From 311 reviews
Nice hotel
Nice hotel
Room very small for the cost and breakfast not included. However, great location. Staff friendly.
Bedroom and bathroom too small couldn't pull chair out enough from dressing table before hitting the bed then my husband was unable to get through. Shower screen was glued in placed so could not use handrail to get into the bath for a shower.
The receptionist was not friendly and didn't seem to like her job. The carpet in the room was filthy. Slipped twice getting into the shower because I had to climb over the tub. No refrigerator, didn't find the coffee maker until I was leaving (it was hidden in a drawer)
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60-Rare Historical Photos From The Past
We've got a collection of the rarest historical photos you've probably never seen before. The images in this gallery can be best described as historic or bizarre. Have you ever wanted to see Clint Eastwood skateboarding on the streets of Rome? Yes, we can take you there. What about Elvis Presley as a toddler (baby King)? We have that here too. We've also compiled pictures of World War II homing pigeons, 1950's guide on how to use the telephone, and that of Henry Ford's first automobile. Get ready to be visually thrilled, as you go through some history factoids and dazzling photos you would not want to miss.
A picnic at the California Alligator Farm (the 1920s)
Do you know that Los Angeles needed more alligators than any other animals in the 1920s? It might be a surprise for you to know that the La-La land was a major city tourist attraction between 1907 and 1953. Later rebranded as the California Alligator Farm, the park was a place where hundreds of alligators entertained people. Imagine a place where there are neither restrictions nor tall fences to keep you away from a frolic time with alligators. The Alligator Park was an unregulated park where large alligators gave children a ride, slipped down slides and spun in shallow ponds. Visitors are only advised not to throw stones at the bizarre creatures, spit on or molest them in any way. The owners of the farm, Francis Earnest and Joe Campbell, made a good living from the thousands of people who paid 25-cents to see the alligators up close and personal.
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a family of monocotyledonous plants; it includes the single species Najas. The diclinous, small, inconspicuous flowers are solitary or, less frequently, in groups of two or four; they are borne on an extremely reduced axial shoot and are usually enclosed in a small membranous spathe. In pistillate flowers the spathe is often absent or sometimes fused to the ovary. The staminate flowers have one stamen, which is equipped with an almost sessile anther; the pistillate flowers have two to four stigmal branches. The Najadaceae are either monoecious or dioecious; blossoming and fertilization occur underwater. The fruit is indehiscent and monospermous.


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Single Glass and Quality IG Double Glazing Producers
Our glass options are endless in both single and double glass and far too many to show, so if you have a particular requirement, we can service your needs. We do not manufacture double glazed units ourselves as this is a specialized job and to do it properly, takes a large investment of money. Two companies that have made that investment are Thai-German and AVG Glass, two of Thailand's leading producers when it comes to IG double glazed units and come with a full replacement guarantee for 10 years. There are cheap Chinese machine lines that can produce double glazed units, but unit breakdowns are all too often.
Types Of Glass
Standard Float Single Tinted Glass
Tinted glass comes as standard with your windows and doors, for 50% of our customers this works just fine for them. Tints are available in green, dark grey and blue, we can also install clear glass or you can upgrade to Ultra clear.
Unlike the laws we have in the west that state, all glass installed under a certain height, must be safety glass. The law is not the same here in Thailand so we have adopted the old UK standard used for glass doors at a thickness not less than 6mm, throughout your project when its single glazes. We feel it necessary to point out the dangers of standard glass, especially if you have young children visiting or staying at the property.
Reflective Glass
Reflective glass provides privacy and protection against the sun's UV rays. Acting in the same way a mirror does, it deflects the suns rays away from the window or door, which in turn, helps to reduce the temperature of your home and also stops your soft furnishings from being discoloured. Please remember that the privacy element this glass offers only works when it's brighter outside than it is inside, you don't want to shock your neighbours, moon gazing.
Reduce energy costs and noise with double glazing
With 60% of heat loss or gain coming by way of your windows and doors, it's easy to see why double glazing can pay for itself over time. It cost much less to warm up a property than it does to cool a property down and with electric bill ever increasing, double glazing with good quality upvc windows and doors, make perfect sense. We can advise you on the types of glass when configuring your IGU units, to achieve the best results for cheaper monthly energy bills.
The other big advantage is the reduction of outside noise, the noise reduction is a real welcome to those suffering barking dogs, loud bars, motorbikes or noisy neighbours, double glazing is the answer.
Tempered Glass
Tempered glass is a type of safety glass processed by controlled thermal treatments to increase its strength over and above its original float Glass strength. Tempering puts the outer surfaces into compression and the inner surfaces into tension. Such stresses cause the glass, when broken, to crumble into small granular chunks instead of splintering into jagged shards (aka: annealed glass). The granular chunks are less likely to cause injury.
Some people prefer this glass over laminated glass because of its strength, a common rule of thumb to gauge the strength of this type of glass, is to multiply the glass thickness by 3x so a typical 6mm glass has the equivalent strength of a piece of glass 18mm thick, which takes some braking and repeatedly hitting the glass becomes very noisy for someone wanting to smash and grab.
Laminated Safety Glass
Laminated glass is a type of safety glass that holds together when shattered. In the event of breaking, it is held in place by an interlayer, typically of polyvinyl butyral (PVB), between its two or more layers of glass. The interlayer keeps the layers of glass bonded even when broken, and its high strength prevents the glass from breaking up into large sharp pieces. This produces a characteristic "spider web" cracking pattern when the impact is not enough to completely pierce the glass.
Most commonly used in motor vehicles and secured buildings, Laminated Glass is the number 1 choice for those concerned with safety or security. It is also available in a variety of colours and thicknesses.


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I have a copy of the ORB as a whole, before TNA decided to split these documents into tiny chunks as a revenue earning exercise.
Unfortunately it is as you have found it. One page for April 1940 stating the record for that month had been lost, four pages of F.540 for May but no F.541 and two pages of F.540 for June. There is a single page of F.541 for June but it just records "No operational flying carried out by this unit during the month of June 1940."
There are Appendices, but these stop at March 1940 and do not resume until October 1944 ! Very frustrating for anyone trying to research this squadron for this period.
Sorry not to have had any better news.
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Sometimes we make links look like buttons. Sometimes we make buttons look like links. This can be a problem. Maybe there's something we can do about it. But before we get to it, let's discuss the four different types of buttons and links.
1. Submit buttons
Submit buttons let users submit a form. Examples of this include logging in, registering or adding a product to basket.
2. Links
Links let users navigate to pages or locations within a page. They're usually underlined to stand out amongst prose content. Or they might be positioned in a special location like a header to help cognition.
3. Buttons
Buttons (with
type="button") are not submit buttons. Buttons are used to create features that rely on Javascript such as revealing a menu or showing a date picker.
4. Calls to action
Calls to action look like buttons to make them prominent but there's no specific call to action element. They are just regular links styled as buttons.
What's the problem?
In Resilient Web Design Jeremy Keith discusses the idea of material honesty. He says that "one material should not be used as a substitute for another, otherwise the end result is deceptive".
Making a link look like a button is materially dishonest. It tells users that links and buttons are the same when they're not.
In Buttons In Design Systems Nathan Curtis says that we should distinguish links from buttons because "button behaviours bring a whole host of distinct considerations from your simple anchor tag".
For example, we can open a link in a new tab, copy the address or bookmark it for later. All of which we can't do with buttons.
Calls to action—which again, are just links—are deceptive. Their styling removes their perceived affordance, obscuring their behaviour.
We could make calls to action look like regular links. But this makes them visually weak. Hence the problem.
Sometimes it makes sense to present links next to buttons as part of the same menu. Kidly's account menu button* shown earlier is next to a basket link. You wouldn't know it though because both are styled the same way with iconography.
Here's another example demonstrating the same issue:
All three items in the menu are styled to look like links even though 'Choose day' is actually a button.
Clicking 'Choose day' opens a calendar, but it deceptively looks as if it will take me to another page like 'Previous day' and 'Next day'. And it seems I can right click and open it in a new tab, like any other link.
Maybe it should open in a new page and that would solve the problem? Maybe that's not the desired experience? In any case, the reason we've styled these items the same is because consistency is a quality of good design.
But on this occasion the consistency card has been over played. The differences have been wiped out by removing the relevant signifiers. As a result we have a dishonest interface.
Consistency is not about making different things the same. It's about making the same things the same.
Differentiating calls to action
If you've been nodding along so far, then you'll probably agree that calls to action need to stand out. But that they also need to look different to buttons to signify their true behaviour of a link.
One example is the Government Digital Service's 'start buttons':
Start buttons stand out. They also look different to GDS's standard submit button. The start button is slightly bigger and has an arrow. The arrow suggests the user is going to be taken to a new flow.
There's a difference, but it's subtle, and could be lost on users (more on this shortly). First, submit buttons shouldn't have a hand cursor. In doing so, the hand (pointer) helps those using a pointing device spot a link.
Second, we need to make them less button-y and more link-y. To do this we could use a combination of whitespace, size and other visual treatment to make sure they stand out. Like using the right cursor, an underline would probably help.
What may also help is not having a load of other stuff on the page. The more stuff there is, the more it fights for attention and diminishes the prominence of the call to action.
It's wise to have only one primary link/action/button anyway. Admittedly this isn't always possible, or even the right thing to do but we can make this are default position.
Differentiating buttons and links that are part of the same menu
The problem here is that we want the items to be equally weighted without removing the perceived affordance. Buttons naturally dominate links!
Kidly's menu looks consistent and equally weighted due to the use of iconography. But in doing so the meaning (subtle or otherwise) is lost.
With the schedule page 'Choose day' is not more or less important than 'Previous day' or 'Next day'. Perhaps we need to make 'Choose day' look less link-y and more button-y without overpowering the links?
Locating them in the same place is a no brainer. Perhaps we can use whitespace and a separator. Maybe we just need a smaller button. One thing we probably shouldn't do is give the button an underline as this could be deceptive.
Do users care?
Because we have made links look like buttons and buttons look like links—and because we have exacerbated the problem by incorrectly using the hand cursor—users have acclimatised and the lines have blurred.
Perhaps, if users knew they could open a call to action in a new window, they would? I certainly might. Maybe others wouldn't. But does that matter? Choice is a principle of inclusive design.
Same goes for labels. Many sites don't connect labels to radio buttons. Due to this people don't trust that clicking the label (which is often easier) will mark the radio button as checked. If most sites did it right, users may start to use this and get the benefits.
Users shape design and design shapes users. That is, if the majority of sites differentiated buttons from links, perhaps users would care and find value in the functionality that lies beneath.
In isolation we might think of this as a small problem. But in combination with lots of other small problems, an experience can degrade noticeably.
When we talk about getting the small details right, this is the kind of thing that comes to mind.
It's the journey, not the destination.
Others say it's become a grey area. This is because forms and links can both take users to the same destination.
This is true, but the journey is not the same as the destination.
My TV and the accompanying remote have power buttons. The one on the remote is rubbery, small, red in colour and located in the top right corner. There's also a lot of additional buttons in close proximity.
The one on the TV is solid, much bigger and concealed. It would be an odd experience if the designs were reversed or made 'consistent' by ignoring the context for which they are used.
Forms and links may take users to the same place. But just because the destination is the same, the journey (the interaction) is different.
Pretending they are the same and removing the perceived affordance in the process isn't useful. Semantics are there for a reason, why design the meaning out of a component due to aesthetic minimalism?
I often go on about solving real problems. I get frustrated when we spend time solving problems that aren't problems. Design, after all, is about solving problems.
This is definitely not the biggest problem in the world. But I think there's something to this. I think there's something we can do about it. Something that provides affordance and improves the experience by making it honest.
In isolation this may not seem like a big deal, but in combination with other small gains this could make a difference.
*Under the hood, Kidly's account menu button incorrectly uses an anchor. I should have used the button element.
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Blacklight: Retribution Update Adds New Close Quarters Map
Blacklight: Retribution went into full release last week with sweeping changes to gunplay and items. If anything, the game is now better than ever. Besides some server hardware issues, Blacklight has been improved drastically in full release. Hit registration, a huge complaint of many in beta, is now completely fixed.
Now the developers at Zombie are unleashing a new map on players in a small patch last night. I got to play the map at PAX East and it is a different direction for the game compared to any other map thus far. Helodeck takes place on a ship which looks a lot like the training area of the game. It is close quarters and also very vertical, both changes of pace compared to previous maps. Spawns happen on either side of a mirrored mech bay. There are also numerous sets of stairs and a second story to snipe from. Action is fast and furious compared to even maps like Vertigo that were previously released.
If you like that type of gameplay, you'll love Helodeck! Along with the map, Spectator mode was added as a precursor to possible competitive play. Check out the screenshots below and the rest of the patch notes here:
4 Responses to Blacklight: Retribution Update Adds New Close Quarters Map
I like the idea of it, but its a little too hectic for me. But nades galore makes it a little better
this map isn't very good, i got spawned behind three enemies and i also got spawned 3 ft in front of an enemy. The spawns need tweaking!
Downloaded BLR on my new PC yesterday. Looking forward to finally trying it out!


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This new feeding mechanism has been combined with 4 sizes of PE food hopper (10, 20, 40 and 60 kg capacity)
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This beautifully restored 15th century noble manor house is located in a quiet area close to Arcos de la Frontera, a historic white village. Story has it there was once a knight called Juan de Armario. In 1485, when Ronda was laid to siege by the Moors, he was the first to enter the mine where they kept all their supplies and died in the venture. As a reward for his bravery, the King granted the knight's sons five estates at the foot of the Sierra del Santiscal mountain range, where they built what would become the family residence.
This building has been tastefully converted into an elegant hotel with magnificent views thanks to its strategic location.
It consists of a classical Andalusian cortijo with an austere whitewashed façade, a grand portal and the peace and cool of the central courtyard. The hotel enjoys the views over the Arcos lake. The hotel has seven double rooms, three Junior Suites and two Suites. All the rooms have private remote-controlled air conditioning/heating and fully-equipped bathrooms. Since the hotel occupies a protected historical building from the XV Century, all the rooms are different. Some rooms have wooden beam ceilings, others have Arab brick or earthenware tile floors, panelled furniture, etc. They all are decorated in a cosy style that fits in with the style of the house. On the public areas, details from the Islamic and Andalusian cultures come together.
With just a few rooms, peace and tranquillity are assured. Guests are also sure to appreciate the attentive and personal service.
Other facilities include a dining room, reading room with fireplace, garden, arbour with private window, swimming pool, terraces, direct access to the lake, central Andalusian-style patio, bar and parking. The property is surrounded by a large state with sunflowers, wheat fields and olive groves. The restaurant offers a wide selection of fine Andalusian dishes. There are many activities open to the guest organised by the hotel, including horse riding, golfing, visits to wineries, and other outdoor activities.
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One of Andalucia's most dramatically positioned pueblos blancos (white villages), Arcos balances atop a rocky limestone ridge, its whitewashed houses and stone castle walls stopping abruptly as a sheer cliff face plunges down to the fertile valley of the river Guadalete below.
Declared a national historic-artistic monument in 1962 in recognition of its exceptional architecture and impressive location, the old town is a tangled labyrinth of cobbled streets that lead up to a sandstone castle, the Castillo de los Arcos. As you'd expect from such a spectacular vantage point, there are exhilarating views over the town, the rolling plain below and the Serranía de Ronda.
Although its time under the Moors was one of its most successful, Arcos has had a long history of occupation, as shown by the discovery of numerous archaeological remains from the Neolithic, Bronze Age, Tartessian, Phoenician and Roman periods. Plentiful water and its superb defensive hilltop location were the main attractions for settlers.
Among the most memorable of Arcos's pretty and often strikingly narrow streets are the alley-like Calle Cuna and Calle Maldonaldo, lined with elegant palacios built by the town's 18th-century nobility and overhung by wrought-iron rejas of windows.
Tapas bars in the old town are concentrated on or near the central Callejón de las Monjas. Try the Mesón El Patio, an atmospheric cave-like bar near the Santa María church that serves good-value tapas. If you want something more formal, one of the most upmarket restaurants in town is El Convento on Marques de Torresoto, which is in a 17th-century palace and has plenty of game dishes on the menu. The terrace at the luxurious Parador on Plaza del Cabildo is the place to go for a leisurely drink in style and enjoy the best views in Arcos.
Down below the town is the Guadalete river lined with olive and orange groves. There is also a reservoir (embalse), the Lago de Arcos, which is good for a swim in summer. Part of the reservoir is a protected area, the Cola del Embalse de Arcos Natural Area.
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When Laura Davies won the 1996 LPGA Championship she simply overpowered DuPont Country Club in cold, wet, windy weather. It was déjà vu all over again Monday at the Senior LPGA Championship presented by Old National Bank. Davies was more than a match for The Pete Dye Course at French Lick Resort, the 80 others in the field and the elements as she grabbed the first-round lead with a 68 that could have been lower.
The 55-year-old Englishwoman, who earlier this year added the inaugural U.S. Senior Women's Open to the four LPGA majors she's won, is one stroke head of Juli Inkster, Liselotte Neumann and Maria McBride despite finishing bogey-bogey without, she says, "hitting one bad shot on those two holes."
Two strokes back at 70 is Jane Crafter with Moira Dunn-Bohls, Jackie Gallagher-Smith and Vicki Goetz-Ackermann at one-under-par 71. The defending champ, Trish Johnson, is at 73.
The thermometer said the temperature was in the high 40s but the dampness that chilled the skin and the wind that cut to the bone made it feel a lot colder. The weather led to rounds over 5 hours and 30 minutes and that made the cold even more punishing. Indiana, the Hoosier State, was more the freezer state on Monday.
While the sun is penciled in to make an appearance the next two days, the forecast is for it to remain brisk for the duration of the 54-hole event. More than one player shook their head Monday morning and said: "This is Dame Laura's weather." They had that right.
"I played really well," said Davies, who at times wrapped herself in a blanket while she waited between shots. "It was cold for everyone out there," said Davies, who closed with a 66 to win the Senior Women's Open by 10 strokes in July. "I'm still going to play aggressive [in the second round]," she said. "You need to go in with short irons to these greens."
Davies had gotten to six under par then finished with two bogeys, the final one coming despite a two-stroke lost ball penalty on the par-5 18th. "I thought I had a perfect line off the tee," Davies said. "But we never found the ball. I made a birdie on the second ball so it was good not to end with a double bogey."
Maria McBride, formerly Maria Hjorth before she married Shaun McBride, is the youngest player in the field as Monday was her 45th birthday. "I was lucky the tournament changed dates," McBride said, being perhaps the only player in the field glad the tournament was move from last year's July date to October.
"I'm super happy with the way I played," said Neumann. "It was difficult staying warm, especially with the standing around. I just stayed patient. The course wasn't set up long but the conditions were difficult."
Inkster, who finished second to Davies in the U.S. Senior Women's Open, finished her round with an eagle on No. 18 after missing the 17th green and making bogey. "I missed the green with a 9-iron," Inkster said. "As old was I am I still get made and I crushed that drive on 18."
She hit her 3-wood second shot to 15 feet and made the eagle put. "I drove the ball well," she said. "I think I missed one fairway. I just have to hit it closer to the hole tomorrow."
Inkster can only shake her head in admiration when she talks of Davies. "She's a great athlete," Inkster said. "Ping pong, tennis, pool, soccer. She's got great hands."
The forecast says the temperature at 9 a.m. on Tuesday will start with a 3 – as in the 30s – and there is a frost warning for overnight. The good news is that the rain is gone, the wind will be less and the sun will make it feel warmer, which will be a welcome relief after Monday's opening round.
"The weather conditions were incredibly challenging given the difficulty of the golf course," Crafter said. "It's hard to get our old bodies moving."
A difficult golf course in difficult playing conditions is certainly Davies' cup of tea. She has a one-stroke lead that could have been three or more – 18 is a birdie hole for long hitters like her – and there is no reason to think she'll take her foot off the accelerator. But she's being chased by a slew of the best players in women's golf 45 and older.
The weather may have been a tad more demanding that the organizers wanted and certainly was more brutal than the players wanted. But after one round of this three-round event, pretty much everyone got the leaderboard they wanted. Let's see what Day 2 brings.


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André Mondoux is a professor at Université du Québec à Montréal at the Media School (École des médias) of the Communication Faculty. He is the founder and co-director of the GRISQ research group that focuses on information and surveillance in everyday life.
Geolocalization applications and social media: A politico-economic analysis of the construction of space and time
Several sociology studies have shown that contemporary socioeconomic transformations are accompanied by changes in the way space and time are experienced. They have taken the form of metaphors: the compression of space-time, the destruction of space by time and the space of flows. Although these studies show that spatiotemporal compression is the culmination and generalization of a process founded on the symbolic representation of time and abstract space that is the essence of modernity, a number of studies also postulate that the spatiotemporal transformations of today may be characterized by a growing desynchronization between the systemic acceleration demands coming from the economy and from direct experience of the world. Analyzing spatiotemporal structures thus makes it possible to link the macro and micro levels by explaining the way these practices and social representations coordinated and made compatible with the systemic imperatives of modern capitalist societies through norms, constraints and temporal adjustments. Using this approach, this paper attempts to clarify how communication, and specifically the role of social media enhanced by geolocalization tools, contributes to spatiotemporal compression dynamics. Building on work done in media-based geography, I will explain how social media fit into global social relationships and what their role is in the social construction of representations of space and time, using the specific example of geolocalization applications. I will then examine the role these spatiotemporal representations play as economic forces by looking at communications research on how new digital communication technologies seek to reduce the time between production and consumption in business environments so as to speed up the realization of profits. I shall conclude by showing how users of geolocalization applications in the social media are transforming the 'geography' of social relationships to meet the economic demands of the market.


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Product DescriptionAwakening: A Holistic Approach to Managing Personal Stress written by M. Ellen Stammer. Published by M.E. Stammer & Associates in 1992. This item is a Hardcover edition. A personalized system of instruction studyguide and workbook
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