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6ix9ine's Inner Circle Conspired To Kill Him: Phone Calls Surface
In a way, it's a good thing that Tekashi 6ix9ine was arrested when he was because it turns out members of his team were conspiring to "violate" him. 6ix9ine is currently in prison as he awaits trial for his involvement with the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods and their racketeering case. The artist has been all over the news as he officially released his new album yesterday. His legal team has been trying to argue that 6ix9ine was never really part of the gang, he was simply portraying the role of a gangster in his music career. He's facing life in prison but if he ever makes it out, he'll need to be protected at all times. Especially considering the severity of the threats made in newly-surfaced wiretap transcripts.
TMZ reported that conversations between Tekashi's former manager Shotti and Mel Murda were presented as part of the case, revealing that the rapper's life was seriously in danger after firing his crew. The phone conversation is pretty extreme, involving mentions of "feeding" the rapper, which prosecutors believe means unloading bullets. Mel Murda spoke on the phone with Shotti, telling him, "[Tekashi] is trying to dry snitch at the same time, homie. But he keep saying, f*** Treyway, f*** that n****, Treyway. Ain't no n****, Treyway. F*** Treyway." Shotti responded by laughing and sending a threat: "Imma feed him though."
The conversation included talk of Tekashi getting "violated" after trying to separate himself from the gang. An unknown affiliate said, "That's cool. Now he gotta get violated." Mel Murda responded, "Yeah, super violated. Super duper. Ain't no much he could really do unless he run around with 100 armed securities all day."
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- Tate Modern (5-minute walk)
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- Wembley Stadium (8.2 mi / 13.2 km)
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- London (LGW-Gatwick) 48-min drive
- London Blackfriars Station 7-min walk
- London Waterloo East Station 8-min walk
- London Waterloo Station 10-min walk
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- This hotel has 359 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 14 floors
- Check-in time 3:00 PM-5:30 AM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Pets stay free
- 1 per room (up to 20 lb)
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 2 bars/lounges
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- 24-hour room service
- 24-hour fitness facilities
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- One meeting room
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DiningSea Containers – This restaurant specialises in British cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy al fresco dining (weather permitting).
12th Knot – On-site rooftop bar. Open selected days.
Lyaness – On-site cocktail bar. Open daily.
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Deposit: GBP 100 per night
Pet deposit: GBP 100.00 per stay
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Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability, amount varies)
Valet parking costs GBP 45 per day
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of GBP 22.50 per person (approximately)
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.
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Check in was quick and very friendly. Rooms are very comfortable and modern.
Fantastic hotel and one of the nicest rooms we've ever stayed in. Well positioned for exploring. The Globe theatre, Borough Market, The Oxo tower are all on the doorstep. The west end is a 25 minute walk Loved it.
The alarm went off in the middle of the night. The staff made no attempt to apologise. they also did not appear to honour the 10% discount from VIP hotels treatment.
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If it's hard enough to recognise concussion, it's more difficult to identify when there isn't one
The problem with concussion is that the more we know, the less we know.
Rugby round up Newsletter
When even the medical profession admit there is a limit to their ability to fully grapple with concussion - we know this because so many doctors have wildly deviating opinions on the issue - how can players, referees and spectators?
When an MRI scan or CT scan cannot sometimes be sufficient to properly diagnose a concussion, sport cannot conceivably hope to ensure that potential cases are dealt with adequately.
With medical science unable to correctly and accurately identify concussion, it stands to reason that unqualified humans are even more incapable of doing so - which is why referee Nigel Owens has been pilloried from many quarters for suggesting a head injury occurred to French scrum-half Antoine Dupont last Saturday.
The referee's difficulty is that he knew he was helpless to influence matters due to rugby's current protocols.
In such a cauldron, with nearly 80,000 fans baying and players seeking advantage for their side, the risks in attempting to establish in such circumstances whether or not there may or may not be a concussion is fraught with fallibility.
And when a team spot the chance to potentially manipulate the situation for their own advantage, as it is alleged France did at the weekend, then it is clear that the whole process is unworkable.
The difficulty in Saturday's instance is that, according to fourth official Thomas Charabas, Owens immediately indicated the necessity for a Head Injury Assessment after being alerted by his assistant Paul Williams, who had seen the player fall injured.
Charabas explained how he then initiated the HIA protocol but, almost instantaneously, Dupont indicated his knee had been damaged and the French staff concurred.
The independent match doctor, Mr Gilles Garet, insisted to Charabas that the HIA protocol must continue and the fourth official came onto the field to communicate this information to Owens, by this stage surrounded by irate Irish players.
"Owens did not take the decision," said Charabas. "It's the match doctor who is the ultimate decision maker in such circumstances. Never at any moment has the French staff, including Jean-Baptiste Ellisalde (an assistant French coach) who was in the technical area, asked for any HIA."
While all this is happening in such a short space of time, extensive replays have alerted viewers to the possibility that there may be something more suspicious going on. That France indicate they may re-introduce their starting scrum-half - an expert place-kicker who would have been allowed to take the side's 78th-minute penalty which may have won the game - heightens those suspicions.
However, presuming that the fourth official is correct in asserting that nobody from the French side was involved in initiating the HIA, what can Les Bleus be accused of?
At the very most, they have simply acceded to instructions from match officials and, not for the first time in the history of professional sport, sought to maximise the potential advantage of the ruling.
What remains unclear is quite why they didn't go the whole hog and allow Maxime Machenaud to take the penalty that was missed by his colleague.
Previously he would have been disbarred from doing so, but the ongoing change in the ever-changing protocols would have allowed him to do so.
Ironically, France's manipulation of the HIA protocols against Wales last season had prompted the change which confirms something we do know about concussion - it is impossible for rugby to keep pace with the perils of its unknown consequences.
Everyone in the sport - players, coaches, administrators - is utterly fearful of an NFL-like deluge of medical tragedies and multi-million lawsuits down the line.
Which is why, for example, a referee will never dispute the assessment of a doctor regardless of the pictures being painted in front of him.
If it is hard enough to recognise concussion - symptoms may not emerge for hours or days - it is even harder to identify when there isn't one.
This is what allowed France to exploit the situation in Paris last Saturday and why the referee was hopelessly hamstrung as, despite the persistent questioning which revealed his own doubts, there was no possible way he could have acted otherwise.
Automatically removing injured players - whether suffered to the head or otherwise - has been suggested as a draconian step, and perhaps some day that is a place where the sport may arrive at.
For now, the Six Nations have already established a review but it is difficult to know exactly what they can precisely uncover.
Our money is, as has already happened this season, the unwitting blame being shovelled in the direction of the match officials. It's always easier to blame the ref.
We would hope that they scratch a little deeper.
As we have mentioned, both the role of fourth official and the newly-unveiled position of independent match doctor were filled by French people.
This should not happen. If the sport can pay to ferry neutral referees, TMOS and citing officers around the continent, then it should be in a position to do the same for neutral doctors.
And if the ref can be wired to a Television Match Official and his selection of replays, then why not also a Television Medical Official?
If investigators discover flaws in the already imperfect HIA process, the sport will have damned itself yet again in this area. Unveiling nothing will smack of a whitewash.
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The Duvdevan Unit combat soldier, Sgt. N, who was charged with manslaughter after he accidentally shot his friend, Shachar Strug, to death in March will serve a year and a half in prison.
The prison term was decided upon after an agreement was reached between the defense and prosecution teams. The discussions are expected to continue in order to determine the rest of the sentence and the amended version of the indictment.
Following the talks, a final agreement will be drafted by the two sides which will require the approval of the Military Court in Jaffa.
According to the Military Advocate General's original indictment, "On March 20 the defendant caused, by neglect or a fobidden act, the death of another person … In the aforementioned (base—ed) time and place at 7:30pm Strug and the defendant's team were supposed to begin training.
"The departure for training had been delayed by half an hour. At about 7:50 pm, due to the free time created in light of schedule changes, the defendant went to his room in the unit," the indictment explains.
"A short while after that, the deceased also entered the room, the two stood in front of each other and drew their Glock 19 personal guns from their pouches attached to their belts," it continues.
"The defendant's gun was loaded without a security rod (which is inserted into a barrel to ensure no bullet is in the chamber), unlike the deceased's gun. The defendant drew his gun, aimed it at the deceased's torso, cocked it and pulled the trigger," the indictment details.
"As a result of the defendant's actions, a bullet was shot from his gun and hit the deceased in the chest and killed him."
In an initial version of events Sgt. N. gave the Military Police Investigations Unit, he claimed, "It was accident, not gunplay. We practiced drawing a gun in a room on-base, as is common in the unit. He's my best friend and I didn't know it was loaded."
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Just a sneaky peek at Defining Moment 3 to introduce Fergus to you.
"Life is a great big canvas, and you should throw all the paint on it you can."
Danny Kaye
April 1958
Fergus Grant was elated as he came out of London's Drury Lane Theatre, flying over the steps to the pavement in one single bound. He had just seen a performance of My Fair Lady with Rex Harrison as Henry Higgins and twenty-three-year-old Julie Andrews as Eliza Doolittle.
Fellow members of the equally ecstatic audience leaving the theatre behind him applauded when his feet touched the ground. He laughed, turned for a few seconds, bowed to the assembled crowd then bounded off in the direction of Shaftesbury Avenue singing, 'Just you wait, 'enry 'iggins, just you wait!'
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March 29, 2011
It's not easy being green
Posted by Anonymous at 2:19 PM
5 comments:
- Teresa said...
Green energy technologies is the biggest hoax ever!
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- WoFat said...
Good one.
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- sig94 said...
Think Flatulence.
Much more reliable than refrigerator doors, that little bulb doesn't go on and waste electricity when your ass lights one off and it's much quieter when it slams shut.
- 3/29/2011
- They Say/We Say said...
Flatulence causes the whole green house effect-cattle was blamed some time back.
Where did that complaint go?
Kill a cow and eat the evidence.
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I am waiting for the Sears repairman to come chez Luckystone. We have been doing the cha cha with the local appliance guy re: our refrigerator, and with two fruitless and expensive visits, we decided to throw in the towel and call in the big guns— Sears. The compressor seems to conk out and allow the fridge to heat up after two days. We have been nursing it with ancillary ice chests at the ready.
I worked on the happy brand yesterday. I have a bit more to do, but will break today to work on holiday card illustration/ design. Hopefully, i can wrap some Girard inspiration and wit to this work. I am intrigued in the way Girard cut his work, his patterns into rectangular shapes that he either worked within or cut out of. He developed iconic forms of birds, flowers, leaves, seed pods, berries on branches that fit together like a joyous jigsaw puzzle, humming happily together in vibrant colorways. His work is very derivative of the sublime work of Matisse's old age, and a body of work I have held dearly, his cut paper compositions. There is also a dose of Mary Blair in his figures when Girard creates them—
The Hangar Theatre's posters for next summer awaits. I have been given a sneak peek at the offerings which is very broad and ranging from serious to silly. Need to put a pencil to these as I would love to get these done by the end of November so as to get them on a schedule that is not so last minute as it has been in the past.
I also raised my hand to volunteer for next year's Ithaca Triathlon. Another waterfall coming up! I think Girard may take a hand in this one.
Alex is moving up the corporate ladder at the Rongovian Embassy, from dishwasher to expiditer to his pleasure. Kitty is busy at Silk Naturals, our Main Street makeup business in the Masonic building.
My phone battery is almost gone. Must wrap this up— William Walton's coronation march is playing on the radio reminding me of my wedding— as Mr. Whitman played Walton for the processional and recessional— shaking the pipes and pulling out all the stops on the massive organ at Shadyside Presbyterian Church to my delight. A good way to start today.


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The Motorola XOOM MZ600 is an Android-based tablet computer by Motorola, introduced at CES 2011 on January 5, 2011. It is the first tablet to run Android 3.0 Honeycomb. It was released on February 24th, 2011. It was launched with 3 other products: the Motorola Atrix, the Motorola Droid Bionic, and the Motorola Cliq 2.CNET.com named it the "Best of the CES" 2011.
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The Xoom will be released this Thursday, and eyes keener than mine have spotted, in tiny print alongside the bottom of a Verizon Wireless ad this ominous warning: "Adobe Flash expected Spring 2011."
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Listen to A History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects Ep 10: A 1916 memorial card from 1917
The final episode in a ten part podcast series on a 'History of the Easter Rising in 10 Objects' discusses a 1916 memorial card that was bought on Moore St in 1917.
16 Moore Street was owned by a poulterer, Patrick Plunkett; and we have seen, it was the building in which the leaders of the Rising made the final decision to surrender. The building next door, 17 Moore Street, was the premises of R.J. Gore, a chemist who lived in Clontarf.
According to a handwritten note on the back of the memorial card, it was bought 'from a man who came into the shop 17 Moore Street Dublin on 19 March 1917...11 months before this J. Connolly was carried out of this same house badly wounded afterward shot with other leaders'.
The card is dedicated, in part, to those same 'leaders'. It began by requesting prayers for the 'repose of the souls of the following Irishmen who were executed by military law, May 1916'; it then lists the sixteen who were executed.
But it did not confine itself to them: the card names an additional sixty men 'who were killed whilst fighting for Ireland', and requests prayers for the repose of thier souls along with that of Francis Sheehy Skeffington.
The card was produced on behalf of the Irish National Aid and Volunteers Dependents Fund, which was formed by the amalgamation of two charitable organisations established to support prisoners and their families after the rising.
'A History of the Easter Rising in 50 Objects' by John Gibney is available now.
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(Laugh NOT at my brazen goals!)
It's January. That time of year when we talk about goals, resolutions, and words for the year…
Last year I boldly declared my goal to make 7 figures in 2013. (Uh I came up a bit short.)
Still. I love me some goals.
I have nooooooo problem with resolutions — New Years or any time of the year when a formal expression of intent is called for. And my word for this year is actually a phrase. Whatever.
A lot of people think resolutions and goals and words for the year are stupid because they make you feel bad when you don't reach your target.
Kind of like this line of thinking, "I don't like to get my hopes up because that way I won't ever be disappointed."
The truth is disappointment is a choice.
People are so quick to write themselves off. One setback and (boom!) they're ready to give up.
And just so we're clear…
Giving up (or not even getting in the game) is a way to hide.
Too many people would rather hide than be realistic. [Tweet that.]
By realistic I mean: stop beating the crap out of yourself in your head long enough to take a solid (realistic) look at what happened and how you can do it better next time.
So you set a goal and you came up short…?
YOU are not on trial. The goal police are not going to come for you in the middle of the night. No one is going to steal your badge.
Think of life as an experiment, setting goals and not meeting them is never cause for self-flagellation or disappointment.
Consider the scientific method. In a nutshell: you ask a question, get some background info (aka do some research), construct a hypothesis, test it out and analyze your results.
Be a scientist of life.
I observed some savvy women making seven figures, figured hell I'm smart I can do that too, proclaimed my goal, tested it out and analyzed the results.
Here's what I learned:
I was being kind of naïve and I need to set more realistic targets.
(Nobody took away my badge.)
I shot for the stars and fell short. Hey the numbers were pretty good anyhow.
Success is about experimentation.
If you consider any endeavour an experiment, falling short is not failure, it's feedback.
Here's the formula:
Create goal + Try
If it works: Rinse and Repeat (Do a happy dance!)
If it doesn't work: Try something else (Do a happy dance!)
Happy goal setting. Get wild.
Your turn:
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Well, that is one happy kiter
Thnx for your review.
How would you compare the boosting of the Enduro to the Edge?GreggerKBR wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2017 3:07 pmOur new 8, 10, 12 Enduro V2s arrived Thursday and I got 6+ hours on them on Saturday.
I deliberately took the 12 out in 8m conditions, and the 8m out in 12m conditions. And then went nuts on the 10m with TT boosting for days and then 8m + Surfboard.
Ear to ear grins - the whole day. Put simply, the most capable and balanced kite I've had the joy to fly. Plenty of elegantly balanced power, it'll compliment your abilities without rubbing your nose in it - it's the business! So a new 6m is now on order!
Wind range is excellent, on both sides. It's very capable of dragging you upwind in light conditions. And on the other end it deals with being loaded very well, nicely balanced, smooth, well mannered which makes you comfortable and happy to get engaged with it.
Background context - our quiver currently includes Enduro V1 Edge V8s, 4x F-one Bandits, & C4 V6. We'll keep our 15m Edge as a light wind and landboarding option, but will now sell the rest as the versatility of the Enduro make the rest redundant. The Edges are great, send & go boost, super fast, smooth & float is so accessible. The C4 when flown confidently is an animal, the Bandits are not that dissimilar in how you access the boost, the problem is finding confidence to give it them sufficiently stern steering.
The BIG Q? Could I tell or at least reflect on the differences between V1 & V2?
A tentative yes, it's a bit faster, boost a bit better, bit more eagerly, and the float is closer to Edge in manners.
I thought when in FR mode it had a bit more drive, seemed to stick it's nose upwind and pinned it's ears back a bit. Nice feature to have!
In the waves and riding down the line I couldn't really say it was any better, it seems easier to pick it back up when it had been left at the extremes of the window, but this could be conditions more than the kite, hard to say as I'm not that good in waves and not had sufficient time comparing V1 s V2. I regret I do NOT have the skills and credentials of many of our expert kiters, especially in waves. But I'm competent enough at freeride, wave & landboarding, I'm still beginner at freestyle and total novice at foiling. So we want/need kites that I can share with my wife and cross all disciplines, and I'm sure we'll end up snowkiting at some point too. We need a quiver that covers our different styles (Mrs Sickly Smooth and Mr Wang-It) and mass/weight, 50kg vs 85kg.
To me, kiting is fun when you are progressing, getting more dialled in, adding a tweak, or rotation, adding a loop etc. When you are challenging your fears and breaking into new levels. It's not fun when you're battling conditions, under/over powered or fearful/unsure of the kite. I noticed loads of others moaning about conditions and leaving the beach, but I was having the time of my life. They went in because the wind dropped but I was still sending it on the 10m? Very odd.
My wife is a smooth kiter, doesn't have a massive array of tricks but she makes what she does look inspiringly easy. I was a witness to her sending the kite way harder than normal, getting huge toes to heelside carves; afterward she said as she felt it was so well mannered she was more aggressive with it. Was that the V2 or just a "I've got a new kite thinking"... maybe? Her jumps looked smoother (and much higher) and she was definitely getting more hang time, especially in her rotations. We both commented about how comfortable you feel under the kite, it doesn't float straight downwind as far as the Edge does as it goes up more vertically to start with, but the float and descent is smile-inducingly smoother - a real "confidence booster" (pun intended).
Personally I haven't done a darkslide in the UK for ages (more to do with finding space and flat spots), but within an hour on the V2 I was dialled in and popping out of sweet DS with smooth easy loops. I'd added a new grab to my FR, was looping my BL trannies much earlier than usual. I've always struggled boosting on goofy side, more with the landing than getting in the air. But for some reason I was landing like a butterfly with sore feet on both sides, super smooth touchdowns. I'm confused on why this is, but I like it, and my knees like it a lot! So I started adding late heli-loops and downloops and I was blown away.
I recall one particular jump I lost my edge, and the jump was flattened out and I landed super fast, I knew I was in trouble, just trying to keep myself upright, I was fully expecting to outrun the kite and have that dreaded line slack then inverted kite scenario. When I got my eyes back on the kite it had drifted down with me and was just saying, "yeah, I saw that you fool, no worries, can we go now?" Whew. Downloop at edge of window, carve it out, ride away. Happy days!
I'm usually a strictly hooked-in rider and have been trying to muster up the minerals to progress into unhooking - and I did, on my brand new kite, and I didn't drop the kite once. So progress wise I got more out of this one day than I have in the last 3 years.
What I'm saying is Ozone have nailed it, the V2 is incredible, I'm a huge fan. Can't fault it. Wish they hadn't put the prices up and although Ozone do give you bits I wish it had a waterproof bag.
I wouldn't say it's heaps better than the V1 or anything, as they're so similar (obv.), maybe that's why the V2 feels so good, the start point, the blueprint/platform is so Ozone, so V1 that we felt so dialled in right away. Hard to tell someone who loves the V1 that they need to upgrade, I couldn't say. But they should definitely go test a V2 for themselves. OZ have made a better kite, but that doesn't make the V1 a bad kite - the fact that changes are so subtle basically says the mark 1 version was a solid machine! Kiting skill & style is a lot more about developing your touch with the kites you fly than having the newest but of tech, but if you want something new, or something to really help you nail your tricks even better... get your hands on a V2 for an hour or two.
Personally I'm all smiles, I think the V2 is an absolute belter, I'd take this quiver anywhere to do anything.
As I said, I've owned North Evo's, become very attached to F-one Bandits and flown C4s, Edges, Dice's, Flexi etc. and there's nought wrong with them.
But if you like how Ozone's fly, this is the kite for you. My trumpet is now blown.
And I haven't even raved about the double-stitching, build quality, the new bag, new pump... etc.
Not a guru, but from experimenting a few times with this setting, the loss of power seems to come from a profile that is not as efficient, as if a bit choked/crippled. And that cannot be compensated by more backline tension (trim) or more bar pressure (wingtip setting). Because I tend to ride in the low end range of a kite when on a surfboard, and need efficiency and acceleration, this is essentially a no-no for me. But your comment makes me want to revisit that setting on a day where it's strong and gusty, instead of downsizing.Pana wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2017 8:58 pm(...)
I have a question for the Ozone gurus; in wave mode there is a slight loss of power ( I presume from the shortening of the front bridal) is it recommended to attach the back lines to the front knot to compensate ? Anyone tried this ? I want to test but keep forgetting.
Am interested in this because my Enduro V2's are due to arrive next month.bragnouff wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2017 12:57 amNot a guru, but from experimenting a few times with this setting, the loss of power seems to come from a profile that is not as efficient, as if a bit choked/crippled. And that cannot be compensated by more backline tension (trim) or more bar pressure (wingtip setting). Because I tend to ride in the low end range of a kite when on a surfboard, and need efficiency and acceleration, this is essentially a no-no for me. But your comment makes me want to revisit that setting on a day where it's strong and gusty, instead of downsizing.Pana wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2017 8:58 pm(...)
I have a question for the Ozone gurus; in wave mode there is a slight loss of power ( I presume from the shortening of the front bridal) is it recommended to attach the back lines to the front knot to compensate ? Anyone tried this ? I want to test but keep forgetting.
'Cos I'm an old git I'm going with 6/8/10/12 because I do like 2m gaps on the Mitu 5' 8", and of course on the TT it's also nice.
Yes, used to live there part time near Silver Sands/Long Beach.Popstartotty wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2017 9:01 pm.
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PHILADELPHIA — Historians of science are taking a new and lively interest in alchemy, the often mystical investigation into the hidden mysteries of nature that reached its heyday in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries and has been an embarrassment to modern scientists ever since.
There was no place in the annals of empirical science, beginning mainly in the 18th century, for the occult practices of obsessed dreamers who sought most famously and impossibly to transform base metals into pure gold. So alchemy fell into disrepute.
But in the revival of scholarship on the field, historians are finding reasons to give at least some alchemists their due. Even though they were secretive and self-deluded and their practices closer to magic than modern scientific methods, historians say, alchemists contributed to the emergence of modern chemistry as a science and an agent of commerce.
"Experimentalism was one of alchemy's hallmarks," said Lawrence M. Principe, a historian of science at Johns Hopkins University and a trained chemist. "You have to get your hands dirty, and in this way alchemists forged some early ideas about matter."
Bent over boiling crucibles in their shadowy laboratories, squeezing bellows before transformative flames and poring over obscure formulas, some alchemists stumbled on techniques and reactions of great value to later chemists. It was experimentation by trial and error, historians say, but it led to new chemicals and healing elixirs and laid the foundations of procedures like separating and refining, distilling and fermenting.Continue reading the main story
"What do chemists do? They like to make stuff," Dr. Principe said. "Most chemists are interested not so much in theory as in making substances with particular properties. The emphasis on products was the same with some alchemists in the 17th century."
Pamela H. Smith, a history professor at Columbia, said alchemy "was the matter theory of its day" and was "incredibly multilayered and therefore a powerful way of viewing nature."
Yet on the whole, historians say, the widespread practice of alchemy impeded the rise of modern chemistry. While physics and astronomy marched slowly but inexorably from Galileo to Kepler to Newton and the Scientific Revolution, chemistry slumbered under alchemy's influence through what historians call its "postponed scientific revolution."
The new research and revised interpretations concerning the role of alchemy in the history of chemistry as well as pharmacology and medicine were discussed at a three-day conference late last month at the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Philadelphia. The meeting, attended by more than 80 scientists and historians, was organized by Dr. Principe, who said, "Only in the last 15 or 20 years have we learned how crucial alchemy was to the emergence of modern science."
No one at the meeting tried to turn lead into gold. But the historians conjured up quite a lode of pyrite, fool's gold, in the colorful characters they had found buried in previously neglected archives.
A few practicing alchemists, it seems, may have been certifiably mad — probably, like mad hatters, from sniffing the mercury they worked with.
One notable alchemist of the 16th century, a Swiss named Paracelsus, was not mad, but cantankerous and iconoclastic. "He was equal parts metallurgist, pharmacist, physician and crackpot," Dr. Principe said.
Historians have found that Paracelsus made some advances in the detection of disorders by analyzing urine and claimed marvelous cures through alchemy.
In his chemical cosmology, he saw the world as a great distillation vessel and its changes as parallel to the operations carried out in a laboratory. But he recorded his material and spiritual ideas in the deliberately opaque writing typical of many alchemists, who expressed themselves in codes, symbols and emblems to conceal their findings from the uninitiated.
From his study, Dane Thor Daniel of Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, concluded that Paracelsus's unwavering objective was to find a Christian alternative to pagan natural philosophy — science.
Other alchemists were outright charlatans or fools, ridiculed in contemporary art and literature. On display in a gallery at the conference hall were several 17th-century paintings by Flemish and Dutch artists, who depicted alchemists toiling in the disorder of dark workshops and the poverty of futile quests. The paintings were said to be popular among Dutch burghers as a caution to anyone contemplating a life in alchemy instead of steady trade.
But many an alchemist drew support from royal courts where visions of newfound wealth and power danced in crowned heads. It was not always a happy alliance.
In 1601, Hans Heinrich Nüschler signed a contract with his patron, Duke Friedrich of Württemberg in Stuttgart, to demonstrate his process for extracting a substantial amount of gold from a sample of silver. The duke, keen on mining technology, promised a generous reward. Nüschler agreed to conduct the experiments at his own expense.
After several months of failure and mounting debt, the desperate alchemist resorted to fraud. He asked his brother to help by surreptitiously adding gold to the alchemical sample. His ploy exposed, Nüschler was tried, convicted and hanged.
"Only a handful of alchemists actually ended their careers on the gallows," said Tara E. Nummedal, a historian at Brown. "But this underscored that alchemy was very serious business in the Holy Roman Empire."
In her report, Dr. Nummedal concluded that the relationships of patrons and alchemists showed that "alchemy was a direct engagement with the political, economic, religious and intellectual realities of the early modern world."
At the turn of the 17th century, King Henry IV of France surrounded himself with alchemists who sought to resurrect plants from their ashes and experimented with ways to extend the monarch's life. Even the diplomats had orders to seek out the cryptic methods of alchemists in other countries.
An alchemist in the court of a German prince scored a profitable success quite by accident. Looking for materials for creating precious metals, Johann Friedrich Böttger analyzed a "white earth" that duplicated the ingredients for imported Chinese porcelain. The discovery was the beginning of the Dresden china industry.
Even geniuses of the first order, like Isaac Newton, found alchemy irresistible. It was an accepted method of seeking knowledge — or confirmation of received truth — in early modern history.
Newton, whose laws of gravity and optics ushered in modern physics, also delved into alchemy with relentless energy. His notebooks contain thousands of pages on alchemic thoughts and experiments over 30 years.
William R. Newman, a professor of the history and philosophy of science at Indiana University, said many manuscripts had not received the scrutiny they deserved. He reported on a text in the Smithsonian Institution that he called "an overlooked gem."
In these notebook entries, Newton cited the ideas of German alchemists for imitating the processes by which metals were generated in nature, deep inside the earth. These involved the familiar alchemical theory of metallic generation through interactions of sulfur and mercury.
But Newton, expanding on the theory, wrote: "These two spirits above all wander over the earth and bestow life on animals and vegetables. And they makes stones, salts and so forth."
As Dr. Newman noted, "Thus we have passed from a theory of mere metallic generation to one that is intended to explain the totality of life on earth, as well as the production of all mineral materials, not just metallic ones."
In this sense, Dr. Newman continued, Newton's repeated experiments for the rest of his life were aimed at fulfilling the words of the Emerald Tablet of Hermes, considered the founding text of alchemy in ancient Egypt. Newton expected to achieve what the tablet said was the una res, "the one thing" by which "the world was created" and with which one could "perform miracles."
So it seems that Newton was no ordinary alchemist interested in making gold. He apparently aspired to a theory of alchemy more comprehensive than even his laws of gravity. But it could be said, in a paraphrase of Newton's famous expression of modesty, that the giants on whose shoulders he stood in this endeavor did not measure up to his antecedents in physics and astronomy.
Newton's alchemical bent was not out of character, Dr. Smith of Columbia said. "He was drawn to the occult," she said. "Gravity for him was an occult force, and so was alchemy as an explanation of how things transform into other things."
The British chemist Robert Boyle, a Newton contemporary, also had a foot on each side of the alchemy-modern science divide. He dabbled for years in an alchemical obsession, the search for the philosopher's stone — the long-sought agent for transmuting lead to gold and unlocking other material and spiritual secrets. The stone was the unified theory of everything in that time.
Boyle wrote enviously in 1680 that "there exists conceal'd in the world" a group of chemists "of a much higher order able to transmute baser Metalls into perfect ones."
At the same time, Boyle hurled harsh criticism at alchemists, particularly Paracelsians and the obscurity of their language and concepts. His purpose, he wrote, was to draw "the Chymists Doctrine out of their Dark and Smoakie Laboratories into open light" and to engage in "better Experiments and Arguments."
Citing Boyle's "swinging critique" and even earlier attacks on alchemical practices, Stephen Clucas, a University of London historian, raised questions that he said require deeper research by historians: Why did a "scientific revolution" in experimental chemistry not occur earlier in the 17th century? Why was a clear separation of alchemy and exact chemistry delayed until the 18th century?
Bruce T. Moran, a historian at the University of Nevada at Reno and the University College London, said it was not all that unreasonable at the time to be attracted to alchemy. "For a variety of practical and intellectual reasons," Professor Moran said, "the idea of transforming one thing into another was to be expected."
In everyday life, grapes were turned to wine and wheat to bread. A sour green apple grew into a sweet red one. It was in the nature of things to change, even metals. Miners and refiners already knew that lead ore almost always contains some silver, and silver ore almost always contains some gold. This implied that the metals changed one into the other over time.
In the booklet "Transmutations: Alchemy in Art," written with Lloyd DeWitt, an art historian, Dr. Principe noted that in 1600, chemists knew of just seven metals — gold, silver, iron, copper, tin, lead and mercury. (Since then scientists have discovered another 60.) The original seven known metals had properties in common. They were shiny and, except for the liquid mercury, could be hammered, shaped and cast.
"The commonality of properties implied to early thinkers a commonality of composition," Dr. Principe wrote., "And thus it was theorized that all the metals were composed of the same essential ingredients in different proportions and degrees of purity."
"Even if in the modern view alchemy is all nonsense or very spiritual," Dr. Moran said, "many people drawn to it for whatever reasons were actually creating very useful, practical chemistry and bringing to it an artisan know-how."
The conference on the history of alchemy opened with a program of chamber music called "The Philosophers' Tone." The scholars delighted in Handel's transmutation of Ben Jonson's "The Alchemist" into pure gold. Over coffee between sessions, they pondered new directions of research and topics for dissertations. They said, for example, that more attention should be paid to alchemy's role in the history of medicine.
They also remarked, somewhat conspiratorially, over parallels between the misguided certainties and self-delusion of alchemy and today's political and religious attacks on modern science. Of Boyle's efforts to replicate experiments from alchemical writings, Joseph E. Early, a retired Georgetown University professor who studies the philosophy of chemistry, said, "He couldn't do it any more than we could find the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq."
Then the scholars departed Philadelphia, leaving the city's lead-to-gold ratio unchanged.Continue reading the main story


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"Sneak preview" of new album, Bono says
Within the first hour of its release during Sunday's Super Bowl broadcast, U2's new song "Invisible" was downloaded from iTunes one million times, Bono recently told Zane Lowe during a phone interview on BBC Radio 1. During the following 35 hours the tune was available as a free download, over 2 million additional downloads were logged—and with Bank of America donating $1 per download via the nonprofit (RED) toward the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, that translates to about $3 million in charitable funds.
Not to mention "Invisible" is a great song to re-introduce U2 to the world.
Bono told USA Today that the new tune is not officially the new album's first single, but rather a "sneak preview—to remind people we exist," adding, "It's the first one we finished." Bono further told Zane Lowe in the radio interview that the band had gone back to their roots—back to "why we wanted to be a band in the first place"—and drew from early punk and electronic influences for inspiration. "We were listening to the Ramones and Kraftwerk, and you can hear both of these things on 'Invisible,'" he said.
Indeed, combined with the production value of Danger Mouse, that's exactly what comes across on the new track. Even more importantly, there are moments that are simply classic U2, from the opening drum machine reminiscent of "Beautiful Day" to the closing inclusive lyric "There is no them / There's only us."
The new album is still untitled, still in the works, and should be completed in a couple of months, according to Bono. He says of the record, "We were trying to figure out, 'Why would anyone want another U2 album?' And then we said, 'Well, why would we want one?' There was some unfinished business."
Bring it on, boys.
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Favorite films seen in 2013:
Birders: The Central Park Effect (2011, USA, Jeffrey Kimball)
The Deep Blue Sea (2011, UK, Terence Davies)
Arbitrage (2012, USA, Nicholas Jarecki)
Moonrise Kingdom (2012, USA, Wes Anderson)
The Way (2012, USA, Emilio Estevez)
Margaret (2011, USA, Kenneth Lonergan)
My Afternoons with Margueritte (2010, FR, Jean Becker)
Fugitive Pieces (2007, CA, Jeremy Podeswa
Patience (After Sebald) (2012, UK, Grant Gee)
The Woman with the Five Elephants (2009, SZ, Vadim Jendreyko)
A Late Quartet (2012, US, Yaron Zilberman)
Life of Pi (2012, US, Ang Lee)
Obselidia (2010, US, Diane Bell)
The Intouchables (2011, FR, Olivier Nakache, Eric Toledano)
The Brontes of Haworth (1973, UK, TV series)
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011, UK, John Madden)
Georgia O'Keefe (2009, US, Bob Balaban)
Shun Li and the Poet (2011, IT, Andrea Segre)
A Bottle in the Gaza Sea (2011, FR, Thierry Binisti)
The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012, US, Stephen Chbosky)
The Vertical Ray of the Sun (2000, FR, Tran Anh Hung)
The Window (2008, AR, Carlos Sorin)
Another Earth (2011, US, Mike Cahill)
Life is Sweet (1990, UK, Mike Leigh)
50/50 (2011, US, Jonathan Levine)
Rust and Bone (2012, FR, Jacques Audiard)
Breaking and Entering (2006, UK, Anthony Minghella)
The Sea Gull (1968, UK, Sydney Lumet)
Favorite films seen in 2012:
Beginners (2010, USA, Mike Mills)
Design for Living (1935, USA, Ernst Lubitsch)
Sophie Scholl (2005, GER, Marc Rothemund)
Incendies (2010, FR, Denis Villeneuve)
The Tree of Life (2011, USA, Terence Malick)
The Keys to the House (2004, IT, Gianni Amelio)
Hereafter (2010, USA, Clint Eastwood)
One Day (2011, USA/UK, Lone Scherfig)
Jane Eyre (2011, UK, Cary Fukunaga)
Educating Rita (1983, UK, Willy Russell)
Queen to Play (2009, FR, Caroline Bottaro)
Sarah's Key (2010, FR, Gilles Paquet-Brenner)
Descendant's (2011, USA, Alexander Payne)
Hereafter (2010, USA, Clint Eastwood)
Body and Soul (1993, UK, Moira Armstrong)
Educating Rita (1983, UK, Lewis Gilbert)
The Names of Love (2010, FR, Michel Leclerc)
The Sleeping Beauty (2010, FR, Catherine Breillat)
Blue Valentine (2010, USA, Derek Cianfrance)
Café de Flore (2011, CAN, Jean-Marc Vallée)
My Week with Marilyn (2011, UK, Simon Curtis)
Mozart's Sister (2010, FR, René Féret)
The Ides of March (2011, USA, George Clooney)
The Hedgehog (2009, FR, Mona Achache)
An Autumn Afternoon (1962, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
The End of Summer (1961, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
Late Autumn (1960, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
Floating Weeds (1959, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
Equinox Flower (1958, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
Tokyo Twilight (1957, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
Early Spring (1956, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
Tokyo Story (1953, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
Early Summer (1951, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
Late Spring (1949, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
There Was a Father (1942, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
The Only Son (1936, JAP, Yasujiro Ozu)
The Good Fairy (1935, USA, William Wyler)
Melancholia (2011, DEN, Lars von Trier)
Monsieur Lazhar (2011, CAN, Philippe Farlardeau)
The Station Agent (2003, USA, Thomas McCarthy)
The Artist (2011, FR, Michel Hazanavicius)
Zazie dans le Metro (1960, FR, Louis Malle)
Favorite films seen in 2011:
Divided We Fall (2000, CZECH, Jan Hřebejk)
Mademoiselle Chambon (2009, FR, Stéphane Brizé)
The King's Speech (2011, UK, Tom Hooper)
Burnt by the Sun (1994, RUS, Nikita Mikhalkov)
Before the Rain (1994, Macedonia, Milcho Manchevski)
Before Sunrise (1995, USA, Richard Linklater)
Of Time and the City (2008, UK, Terence Davies)
Thérèse (1986, FR, Alain Cavalier)
Together (2002, CH, Chen Kaige)
Kinky Boots (2005, UK, Julian Jarrold)
I Am Love (2009, Italy, Luca Guadagnino)
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009, SWED, Niels Oplev)
Weddings & Babies (1958, USA, Morris Engel)
The Garden of the Finzi-Continis (1970, Italy, Vittoria de Sica)
The Shop on Main Street (1965, CZECH, Ján Kadár, Elmar Klos)
Washington Square (1997, USA, Agnieszka Holland)
The Girl Who Played with Fire (2009, SWED, Daniel Alfredson)
Around a Small Mountain (2009, FR, Jacques Rivette)
La Belle Noiseuse (1991, FR, Jacques Rivette)
Temple Grandin (2010, USA, Mick Jackson)
The Secret Life of Words (2005, SP, Isabel Coixet)
Mao's Last Dancer (2009, AUS, Bruce Beresford)
The Kids Are All Right (2010, USA, Lisa Cholodenko)
The Secret of the Grain (also, Couscous) (20007, FR, Abdellatif Kechiche)
Nowhere Boy (2009, UK, Sam Taylor-Wood)
The Harmonists (1997, GER, Joseph Vilsmaier)
Lisbon Story (1994, GER/POR, Wim Wenders)
Mostly Martha (2002, GER, Sandra Nettelbeck)
Leon Morin, Priest (1962, FR, Jean-Pierre Melville)
Scent of Green Papaya (1993, VIET, Anh Hung Tran)
Mother of Mine (2005, FIN/SWED, Klaus Härö)
The Four Feathers (2002, UK, Shekhar Kapur)
French Film (2008, UK, Jackie Oudney)
Three Colors: Blue (1993, FR, Krzysztof Kieslowski)
Three Colors: Red (1994, FR, Krzysztof Kieslowski)
Caramel (2007, FR, Nadine Labaki)
School Ties (1992, USA, Robert Mandel)
In a Better World (2010, DEN, Susanne Bier)
Things We Lost in the Fire (2007, USA, Susanne Bier)
Dodsworth (1936, USA, William Wyler)
Hobson's Choice (1954, UK, David Lean)
The Razor's Edge (1946, USA, Edmund Goulding)
America, America (1963, USA, Elia Kazan)
Favorite films seen in 2010:
The River (1951, FR, Renoir)
Fanny & Alexander (1982, SWED, Ingmar Bergman)
A Sunday in the Country (1984, FR, Bertrand Tavernier)
In the Mood for Love (2000, FR/Hong Kong, Kar Wai Wong)
As It Is in Heaven (2004, SWED, Kay Pollak)
Seraphine (2008, FR, Martin Provost)
Coco Before Chanel (2009, FR, Anne Fontaine)
The Last Station (2009, GER/UK, Michael Hoffman)
Scenes from a Marriage (1973, SWED, Ingmar Bergman)
Cherry Blossoms (2008, GER, Doris Dörrie)
Japanese Story (2003, AUS, Sue Brooks)
The Edge of Heaven (2007, IT, Fatih Akin)
After the Wedding (2006, DEN, Susanne Bier)
Departures (2008, JAP, Yôjirô Takita)
Strangers in Good Company (1990, UK, Cynthia Scott)
The Young Victoria (2009, UK, Jean-Marc Vallée)
The Chorus (2004, BEL, Christophe Barratier)
Since Otar Left (2003, FR, Julie Bertucelli)
Summer Hours (2008, FR, Olivier Assayas)
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007, FR, Julian Schnabel)
Monsieur Ibrahim (2003, FR, François Dupeyron)
Eat, Drink, Man, Woman (1994, US, Ang Lee)
Faubourg 36 (2008, FR, Christophe Barratier)
Everlasting Moments (2008, SWED, Jan Troell)
Osama (2003, AFGHAN, Siddiq Barmak)
The Best of Youth (2003, ITA, Marco Tullio Giordana)
Lady Chatterley (2006, FR, Pascale Ferran)
Favorite Christmas Movies:
Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) — Inhabitants of Halloween land do a number on Christmas. Even if you can't figure out the plot, it is visually mesmerizing much the same way Edward Scissorhands is; in fact, because Scissorhands includes a Christmas segment, it could also be added to the list.
It's a Wonderful Life (1946) – George Bailey (Jimmy Stewart) gets to see what his hometown would be like had he never lived. Lovely man, Forties innocence, or a world the Forties generation longed for after having just survived WWII. As Helen Hunt's character in As Good as It Gets inspires Nicholson's Melvin to say, "You make me want to be a better man," this movie makes the viewer want to be a better human being.
The Shop Around the Corner (1940) — Bickering store clerks (Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullavan) pine for pen pals as the holidays approach. Their rapid-fire repartée is electric.
Miracle on 34th Street (1947)– Macy's Santa (Edmund Gwenn), with help from the U.S. Postal Service, restores a little girl's faith (adorable Natalie Wood in her first film role). Also starring Maureen O'Hara and John Payne.
The Bells of St. Mary's (1945) — An easygoing priest (Bing Crosby) and a no-nonsense nun (Ingrid Bergman) try to save their run-down school. Holiday sentimentality at its best.
Little Women (1933, 1994) – Incomparable Katherine Hepburn as Jo March in '33 version is worth seeing, but the '94 version, as a whole, is more satisfying.
A Christmas Story (1983) — All Ralphie wants for Christmas is a Red Ryder BB gun. If you were young in 40s or 50s in Smalltown USA, you'll see and hear much of your old life here.
Elf (2003) — A human (Will Ferrell), raised at the North Pole searches for his family in New York. Endearing character, totally guileless.
Love, Actually (2003) — Loosely related tales of love in its many guises. Touching, funny, and, of course, the adorable Hugh Grant and the perfect Colin Firth.
Joyeux Noël (AKA Merry Christmas) (2005) – World War I trenches go silent during the "Christmas Truce" of 1914.
The Apartment (1960) — A young executive (Jack Lemmon) climbs the corporate ladder by loaning out his apartment to bosses for their extramarital trysts and falls for one of them (Shirley Maclaine). MacMurray is wooden but Lemmon and Maclaine shine.
A Christmas Memory (1966) — Award-winning adaptation of Truman Capote's poignant, nostalgic reminiscence about his childhood best friend — a childlike elderly relative (Julie Harris) with whom he makes fruitcakes and other gifts, in Depression-era Alabama.
The Dead (1987) – Last film directed by John Huston starring his daughter Angelica Huston and released posthumously, is an adaptation of the short story of the same name from the James Joyce collection Dubliners. It's about how our dead continue to influence our lives and how the holidays tend to resurrect their ghosts.
84 Charing Cross Road (1987) – A must-see for book lovers despite the weak ending. Based on the 1970 epistolary memoir of New York writer and book lover Helene Hanff (Anne Bancroft) about her 20-year correspondence with London antiquarian bookseller Frank Doel (Anthony Hopkins). I could smell that old bookstore and longed to be in it.
Babette's Feast (1987) – Danish film adapted from a short story by Karen Blixen who also wrote Out of Africa. Not about Christmas at all (although the blustery cold and snow of Jutland make it seem so) but one of the best movies ever made about the spirit of giving.


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Andy Drought
Thursday, 26 September 2019 from 06:30 to 09:00 (BST)
Event Details
Join us at our next Breakfast Business meeting at the Doubeltree by Hilton Southampton
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For just £15.00, our fortnightly breakfast business meetings provide all the tools you need to develop you and your business.
Members help each other connect with the right customers, as well as providing inspiration, advice and support.
Our platform enables you to open doors for your business and engage with potential new customers, great new suppliers, and go-to experts. Plus you'll have a great breakfast while you're at it!
Don't miss out on this great opportunity, book now, start building your future today.
Our fortnightly business meeting agenda is:
6.30 – 7.00 AM Arrive and mingle.
7.00 – 7.15 AM Grab your breakfast.
7.15 – 8.30 AM Formal meeting, including a 60-second promotion round.
8.30 – 9.00 AM Engage further over more tea and coffee.
What do I need:
For your business - Business cards and marketing materials.
For yourself – dress smartly or in business attire. (We have a no-jeans policy and, for Health & Safety reasons, no open-toed shoes or bare feet are permitted.)
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Thursday, 26 September 2019 from 06:30 to 09:00 (BST)
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Did you see that in the recent news a woman is claiming that drinking her dog's urine keeps her beautiful (not for me thanks. How about you?), A teenager got her head stuck in a truck's modified exhaust after seeing if it would fit (it did, perfectly),
nd a Spanish police dog has been trained to revive people using CPR (where can I get one?)
On what fun!
This world is a marvellous, mad, bizarre place, is it not?
I love it.
The world can be a super enjoyable place - if you remember to keep things in perspective, maintain a sense of humour and stay present and curious. And perhaps your distance from the more energetically bizarre folks out there.
But here's a bizarre thing that people do and believe: Let me tell you about it - I know it because I did it for a long time.
In the search for a more fun, free, and focused life -
Where you don't lose it so much, where you stay firmly "on the handle" (as in, not flying off it), of having a life that is free from suffering, overwhelm, negativity … in other words keeping cool and calm and content, enjoying everything so you can be effective in what you do …
People believe that fun is not part of that.
That serenity and acceptance and contentment and presence is somehow a serious thing.
I'm not sure how that ever happened, but allow me to put that one to bed, right now.
All the enlightened people that I have ever met have laughed their little (and large) butts off, all day long. Mirth, joy, chuckles, guffaws, all the ways down to an inner smile … the whole time.
If you want to make sure you enjoy your life more? Do not fall into the trap of believing that any of this is a serious thing.
Hold certain principles as sacred perhaps, but laugh at them nonetheless.
Laughter comes easy, really it does. Seriousness of any kind is actually quite difficult. You can certainly train yourself to be serious, but really, it's not much fun is it?
A path to heaven need not go through hell. That is your choice, and your choice alone. Just because some people believe that you need to struggle to get to where you want to go, in this thing you do not. No sir and/or madam!
I promise you.
Do not do what I did, which was hedge my bets a little and be a touch serious just in case. It is not necessary, ever.
The best way you can repay anyone's love and kindness? Have a sensationally enjoyable life. And the best revenge - if you want to focus on that sort of thing? (Which I don't really recommend, but up to you…) Exactly the same. Enjoy yourself, to the maximum.
Go well! Arjuna
PS. I really am quite excited about my book, 200% - an Instruction Manual for Living Fully. I've been working on polishing it, and it gotten quite a shine. It's with the proof-reader as we speak, then it will head to the designer, and then you can get your hands on it!
I know I've been telling you about it forever but it's coming closer to being available, truly. I will let you know as soon as I do. Super cool.


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Labor & Economy
Walmart's Heart of Darkness
As Black Friday approached, I couldn't help but remember a vivid scene in The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver where an entire Congo village is overrun by a swarm of ants, creating a human stampede, a living wall of death. The only thing that saves one of the missionary's daughters are two words of advice that would serve any Walmart shopper well – "elbows out."
This year, Walmart's Black Friday customers had to contend with a new challenge: striking workers and their community supporters, who staged actions at stores across the country. Judging by the breadth and intensity of the protests, Walmart diehards had better get used to facing picket lines, and not just on the busiest shopping day of the year.
The origins of the "Black Friday" label are contentious, with commercial interests arguing that it lies in the accounting term of being profitable, in the black, while the more accepted version is that Philadelphia officers created the term to refer to the dangerous amount of vehicular and pedestrian traffic created by shoppers.i Black Friday has been the busiest shopping day since 2003 (with the exception of 2004), has spawned other shopping trends like Cyber Monday and has exported this frenzy to other countries. It has also created darker trends.
On November 28, 2008, hundreds of people waited outside a New York Walmart in exasperated anticipation. When the doors finally opened the crowd surged in, claiming the life of an employee. Walmart spent $2 million fighting and appealing a $7,000 OSHA fine, only to have it upheld in March of 2011.ii According to the National Retail Federation, this was the first ever death during Black Friday sales, and the trend in violence has continued, with 24 shoppers injured across nine Walmarts last year.iii Also last year, Walmart fired 73-year-old Jan Sullivan for grabbing onto a customer's sweater as she fell from being pushed down by the aggressive shopper; she once proudly considered herself part of the "Walmart family" until her 22 years with the company abruptly ended. Sullivan's firing was hardly an aberration, however — Walmart employees have long been the subjects of labor abuses.
Lately, actions by Warehouse Workers United (WWU) have led to more than $1.3 million in citations resulting from inspections in Walmart-controlled warehouses in California's Inland Empire.iv
Recently, Walmart's economic growth has fallen short of investor expectations, and its plans for overseas expansion have slowed in the face of a major bribery scandal in Mexico. v This has led the company to look inward, to the nation's inner cities, the last domestic bastions yet to be fully penetrated by Walmart.
This year's Black Friday strikes and protests were a wake-up call that Walmart faces a major battle in the country's urban centers. The message was clear: If Walmart wants America's major cities, it will have to cooperate with workers to ensure the future prosperity of these communities.
i "The Origins of "Black Friday," Ben Zimmer, Word Routes (November 25, 2011).
ii "US Department of Labor's OSHA applauds decision upholding citation against Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in crowd management fatality case." U.S. Department of Labor news release. March 25, 2011. Available online at: http://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=NEWS_RELEASES&p_id=19500, accessed 11.19.12.
iii "Black Friday turns violent at 9 U.S. Wal-Mart stores; at least 24 people injured." Associated Press. November 25, 2011. Available online at: http://www.freep.com/article/20111125/FEATURES13/111125011/Black-Friday-turns-violent-9-U-S-Wal- Mart-stores-least-24-people-injured, accessed 11.19.12.
iv "Wal-Mart's Labor Problem: Limits to the Low-Road Business Model," John Marshall, Making Change at Walmart, Availbable online at: http://makingchangeatwalmart.org/files/2012/10/WalmartsLaborProblem.pdf, accessed 11.19.12.
v "Wal-Mart rethinks overseas strategy, nixes planned stores," Anne D'Innocenzio, Associated Press, August 16, 2012.#
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Photographer Jaimen Hudson was filming off the coast of Western Australian, when he came across something you don't see every day: two whales closing in on a paddle boarder. Hudson had come down to the beach specifically because he had heard there were whales in the area, but he got more than he bargain for here.
The footage is peaceful, almost serene, and the paddle boarder, David Price, takes it all very much in stride, which is not something I think I would be able to do.
"There was one time when the whales lifted their heads up looked up over Pricey's board, they were so inquisitive and wanted to know what he was," Hudson said. "I don't think it was dangerous, the whales moved to where he was and the whole time they were very slow moving and peaceful."


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Manchester bomber's brother faces trial in Libya
Hashem Abedi, the younger brother of Manchester bomber Salman Abedi, will be tried in Libya over his suspected role in the attack, the BBC has been told.
The 20-year-old was arrested in Libya shortly after the suicide attack in May that killed 22 people.
Libya's chief investigator in the case, Asadiq al-Sour, said Mr Abedi is suspected of having helped his brother and collected materials for the attack.
Their father Ramadan, who was also detained in Libya, has been freed.
Hashem Abedi will be taken to court within two months at most, Mr Sour told BBC Middle East correspondent Orla Guerin.
Libya currently has two rival governments - Mr Sour works for the one backed by the UN, based in the capital, Tripoli.
The country has been wracked by conflict since a Nato-backed uprising against long-serving ruler Col Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
The Greater Manchester Police (GMP) force in the UK said that contrary to earlier reports, Hashem Abedi has not been questioned by British police in Tripoli.
"Mr Abedi is a suspect in the investigation and if he were here [in the UK] we would arrest him," the GMP said in a statement.
The GMP statement went on to say that discussions had taken place with the Libyan authorities in respect of Mr Abedi but that no further details could be made available.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has said that any trial connected to the attack in May should take place "in the UK under British law".
The Libyan authorities later said they had no concrete evidence against Mr Abedi's father, who has returned to the family home on the outskirts of Tripoli.
When the BBC visited the building, our correspondent was told he was tired and unwilling to comment.
A relative, however, said Mr Abedi had been shocked at what his son Salman had done. No father wants his child to be a suicide bomber, he said.
Salman Abedi detonated a home-made bomb in the foyer of Manchester Arena as crowds were leaving an Ariana Grande concert on 22 May.
The 22-year-old, who was born in Manchester to Libyan parents, had left the UK on 15 April and travelled to Libya before returning to the UK four days before the attack.
Another relative of the Abedi brothers, Mohamed Younis Abedi, is in custody in eastern Libya. His credit card was allegedly used to buy components for the bomb.
The authorities in Libya have also given British police a list of names of people in the UK who they say should be questioned.
They are not necessarily suspects but could provide important information about the bomber and his brother, the BBC was told.


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Ep. 87 - John Paul Leon
Episode 87 — John Paul Leon
February 2, 2015 — 4 hours, 16 mins
Comic artist and illustrator John Paul Leon, most notably known for his work on the Earth X and Static comic series joins us this week for what may be our longest episode yet! We dive deeply into what his influences are as an artist, the steps of his complex creative process, and developing your own style.