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NPD Process Owner
A key roll in the implementation and ongoing success of any NPD process is that of NPD process owner. He or she would normally be the person in overall charge of the process and may often take on the roll of project manager of the implementation project. He or she should know and understand everything about the process and be able to answer queries from anyone else in the company.
There are a number of aspects to the role:-
- The Champion
This person needs to be the cheerleader for the NPD process making sure that it has a voice at the top table.
- The Guru
The process owner should be the person who is the fount of all knowledge regarding the process.
- The Guardian
He or she should be the keeper of the official version of the process and guard it from corruption.
- The Change Controller
However at the same time he should also run a change process so that there is a formal way that issues can be corrected and improvements can be made and released.
- The Trainer
Everyone will need training and who better to be the trainer?
- The Administrator
All the little things need to be done or things will break down; processing change requests, issuing updated versions, ensuring everyone is working to the latest version, organising training sessions, etc. etc.
- The IT Support
If some kind of software is being used to run the system, then this will need administration and a support desk to answer all the IT-related questions related to the process.
It would be wonderful if all these roles could be combined into one person, but in most companies that is unlikely. Often the roles are split between different people or departments. For instance someone in the IT department will usually look after the IT aspects. However it is important that the IT dept do not run the process, the Process Owner should. The role of IT is to keep the software running as it should, not to make changes to it, unless authorised by the process owner.
In larger companies the Champion may be a Director with a seat on the board. He may also be the Guru, or a senior manager may take that role and effectively be the Process Owner. However day to day administration may be done by someone else on his behalf, who perhaps handles the administration of other processes in the company.
We are happy to discuss the role of process owner with you and can provide an interim process owner if you need one, whether or not we have been involved in developing your process. Please contact us to find out more.


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I am a Certified Lifestyle Medicine Nurse Practitioner (DipACLM) with the ultimate goal to incorporate evidence-based lifestyle modification for the treatment, reversal, and prevention of chronic diseases related to lifestyle and behaviors.
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Bitsgap supports multiple major cryptocurrency exchanges allowing you to monitor, track and trade your coins from a single interface. To get started with our platform, you will need to register or have at least one account on any supported exchange. In this tutorial, we will use Binance exchange as an example and show how you can easily create your first account.
Step 1: Go to the Binance account sign-up page
Visit Binance official website and click the "Register" link on the top right corner of the page.
Step 2: Fill out the form with your details and register
Enter your email address, and a strong password - never share these credentials to anyone. Read and agree to Binance's Terms of Use. When ready, click the "Register" button and proceed to the confirmation step.
Step 3: Complete your email address verification
Check your inbox and search for the confirmation email sent by Binance. Click the "Verify Email" button or just copy and paste the link in your browser address.
Note: If you didn't receive the confirmation email, make sure to check the Spam folder or wait for another 5-10 minutes.
That's it! You just have created your first exchange account. Now it's the time to connect it to Bitsgap. Follow our next article here: How to connect your exchange account to Bitsgap via API?


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Marcel Sheeny
Autonomous cars are close to become a reality. But are we prepared to have autonomous cars in all kinds of scenarios? Deep Neural Networks are extensively used on Video and Lidar sensors showing to have outstanding results for tasks like object recognition and mapping. However those benchmark results are in good weather and those sensors perform poorly in bad weather conditions. Radar sensors are robust to rain, fog and snow. Infrared sensors are capable to sense in low lighting conditions. However radar and infrared datasets are quite limited and have lower resolution compared to video. My project aims to transfer the knowledge from big video datasets to radar and infrared sensors in order to achieve more reliable object recognition in bad weather scenarios. The main research topics of my project are Deep Neural Networks, Transfer Learning and Domain Adaptation.
- 2016 - Present - PhD in Computer Vision and Robotics, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
- PhD Project: Multi-Modal Transfer Learning for Object Recognition applied to Autonomous Cars in Bad Weather
- 2016 - Summer Internship at Codeplay Software, Edinburgh, UK
- C++ Computer Vision Engineer Intern
- 2014 - 2016 - MSc in Computer Vision and Robotics, Heriot-Watt University, Universitat de Girona and Université de Bourgogne
- MSc Thesis title: Deep Convolutional Poses for Human Interaction Recognition
- 2014 - Summer Internship at The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
- Project: Automated image analysis for measurement of brain structures on magnetic resonance images.
- Supervised by Roger Tam.
- 2011 - 2014 BSc in Computer Science - Universidade Federal Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Exchange period at Aarhus Universitet, Denmark
- BSc Thesis title: Machine Learning Methods applied to Breast Diseases using Infrared Images


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Mobile devices give news outfits another bite at the apple
By J.D. Lasica
Online Journalism Review
Steve Yelvington remembers the Friday night five years ago when, at the end of a new media gathering in Washington, D.C., a colleague took 20 of the conference-goers out to dinner. "He had an Apple Newton, big as a college yearbook and absolutely unreadable. He had downloaded a dining database, and so we walked, I swear, five miles to find a great restaurant. When we finally got there, it was closed."
Last summer, Yelvington and two colleagues were looking for a dinner spot in London's Chelsea district, with one checking his Garmin portable phone, another his Dick Tracy-like Suunto watch/compass with Global Positioning System, and Yelvington his Palm Pilot. "We wandered around aimlessly and couldn't find a place to eat there either, even though we had tons of electronic gear. We were trying to decide whether to ask directions or try to get lucky with a blonde in a red Ferrari when it turned out to be Fabio."
The moral of the story, Fabio aside, is that you can have all the cool toys in the world and it won't do you much good unless you're hooked up to a reliable information network, and that's still years away from coming together, says Yelvington, vice president of strategy and content for Morris Digital Works.
That's not to say that mobile devices aren't making headway among info geeks today — they are, especially in Europe and eastern Asia. But we've only seen the crest of the coming wireless tsunami.
Vin Crosbie — he of the Dick Tracy watch — goes so far as to predict that Web publishing will be subsumed and overwhelmed by a third wave of electronic publishing. (The first wave of proprietary online services, brought to you by Prodigy, Compuserve and America Online in the 1980s and early '90s, was followed by the Web's second wave.)
And what will make up this killer third wave? "Pervasive portable media," says Crosbie, a media consultant in Greenwich, Conn. "The Web will become the lesser online medium for commercial publications beginning in the second half of this decade."
Next-generation portable devices — which are just now hitting store shelves — will have several built-in advantages over the Web as a publishing medium, he says. Chief among them:
- They're push media. Third-wave online newspaper editions will be delivered to devices wirelessly and automatically each day (up to several times a day) instead of relying on the user to fetch the news one page at a time. Even the most successful online newspaper, The New York Times on the Web, sees the average user stop by only 3.6 days a month, according to the Times' latest stats.
The coming mobile revolution will require newsrooms to undergo a sea change in strategic thinking.
"Eight years ago, when you talked about online publishing, the mission for online news publishers was to use any combination of software and online technologies to promulgate the newspaper's mission," Crosbie says in a phone interview. "Since then, those efforts have calcified so that online publishing now means Web publishing. Newspapers have got to stop the tunnel vision and go back to original concept: Online publishing is the Web plus many other things."
The revolution will arrive courtesy of outside forces. Technology companies like Samsung, Sony, Compaq, Palm and Nokia are taking the lead in developing the next generation of electronic media that will blast onto the scene in the coming years. Their research suggests that people would prefer to tote around just one or two devices rather than a single-function cell phone, palm device, laptop, Walkman, MP3 player, eBook or a combination of them. Not coincidentally, multifunction devices also offer the broadest opportunity for revenue.
The rush to merge and converge
So the rush is on to merge and converge.
The first glimpses of these combo media devices — a sort of phone/organizer/widget/ginsu knife — are just starting to appear on the consumer radar screen. Handspring's Treo combines a cell phone, organizer and e-mail. Palm's new i705 marries an organizer with wireless e-mail and instant messaging. Nokia's new 5510 combines a cell phone with an MP3 player, radio and text chat. Compaq's iPaq Pocket PC offers a mobile phone with high-speed Internet connectivity.
Siemens' new SimPad, marketed to power users in the business community, is an electronic easel that connects through all the major wireless protocols. The ViewSonic ViewPad 100 SuperPDA is an oversized handheld device that plays video and audio, records voice notes, supports e-mail and provides access to corporate databases. Danger, Inc.'s hiptop, due later this spring, is a wireless convergence device that delivers voice, e-mail, Web browsing, instant messaging, personal information management and a digital camera.
Crosbie says the manufacturers will continue to add new communication and entertainment features with an eye toward producing a grand single device for all media that will have a larger screen than today's PDA (personal digital assistant) but remain small enough to slip into your pocket. The timeline for that? Christmas 2005.
After that, get ready for another breakthrough: the electronic tablet.
E-tablets come out of the laboratory
You may recall the pioneering work done by Roger Fidler at the Knight Ridder Information Design Lab in the early 1990s. Fidler and his team came up with an early prototype of a news tablet — a portable, electronic edition of a newspaper. Trouble was, the technology wasn't ready for prime time. The tablets were heavy, bulky and hard to read, among other limitations.
Fast forward to today. Fidler is now director of Kent State University's Institute for CyberInformation, where they're working on — electronic tablets (and digital publishing). They've learned a few things along the way.
The new breed of tablets, sometimes called e-book readers, are fairly lightweight at about 2 pounds; resolution is better; an attached pen captures handwriting, allowing notes to be jotted down and zapped off by e-mail; and the devices can be used to read books and magazines as well as newspapers.
"It's more of a document-based device," Fidler says.
The tablets, a cousin of the Gemstar eBook already on the market, can summon up a screen that resembles a slimmed-down tabloid newspaper. A person can flip pages by touching screen prompts as well as links embedded in stories and ads. Content can be downloaded through an Ethernet connection, phone line or local area wireless. Voila — portable digital news.
"It's finally sunk in to publishers that they're not in the single product business," Fidler says. "They have to make their content available on a variety of devices." To make that as painless as possible for online publishers, the institute is embracing open standards, XML and Adobe's PDF format. (Adobe and a major newspaper publisher that wants to remain anonymous are funding the Kent State project.) Unlike the rigid efforts of the past, content will flow to meet the contours of the device.
The size of the tablets will afford a much richer user experience than small handheld devices allow, and so Fidler is emphasizing the use of rich visual content — including video and audio — rather than just text. The institute has begun approaching a few news organizations to supply content when the tablets hit the market.
The tablets are still in the prototype stage. A number of manufacturers, including Compaq, Toshiba, Sony and Fujitsu, is backing the project. Microsoft, which will build the initial prototypes, also has a parallel initiative, the tablet PC — a fully functional laptop with enhanced pen-based features — that it's targeting for production by the same gang of consumer electronics companies beginning this fall.
Does Fidler, like Crosbie, think mobile devices will supplant the Web in a few years' time? "Mobile information appliances like tablet PCs, with rich multimedia, will be very popular by the end of the decade, and content formatted for such devices will be competitive with the Web," he says.
Fidler, a veteran of 34 years in the newspaper industry, says he attended a recent conference at which participants were asked whether newspapers would continue to reach a majority of their subscribers through newsprint 20 years from now. Fidler was the only one who thought digital content would displace newsprint in the majority of subscribers' homes.
"From talking with students, but also with readers in their 30s and 40s, it's surprising how many are giving up their print subscriptions and relying on the Web and other digital formats to get their news and information," he says. "Newspapers will need to invest in new ways of thinking if they're to remain relevant in people's lives."
Some experts think an alternative to electronic tablets will be electronic paper — a flexible, portable, very lightweight electronic broadsheet in which newspaper editions are updated through radio waves. E Ink and Gyricon are in a race to develop the first commercial electronic paper. And last month, Philips Electronics and E Ink announced an electronic ink display that it will start shipping next year.
Such devices, made of a pliable plastic or rubbery material and embedded with microprocessors and batteries, would face other obstacles. "The risk is you're dedicating to just one medium, newspapers," Fidler says. "Dedicated proprietary devices are not very popular with consumers."
The here and now
For next-gen mobile devices, e-tablets and today's crop of handheld computers, the gizmo makes up only half the song; the other half is the network.
Fidler points out, "With a tablet, you don't need to be continuously connected, like you do on the Web. You download the edition at a convenient time and read it offline as a complete package, and then you can request additional information through a wireless or wired connection." Alternatively, you'll always be jacked-in if you have a wireless connection, like the Apple Airport, in your home, office or neighborhood cafe.
Surveying the current wireless landscape, Fidler adds, "Everyone imagines a broadband wireless environment where you can step out of your house and roam around anywhere and remain connected. That's not going to happen in the short term. Nobody's figured out a way yet to bring it all together."
That's for sure. We're pretty much in the flint arrowheads stage of wireless. Take the SimPad business tool mentioned above. A rarity in the wireless world, it runs on all of the following standards: IEEE 802.11b (also known as Wi-Fi), GSM (widely used in Europe and Asia), GPRS, HSCSD, HomeRF and Bluetooth.
Are we confused yet? To make matters worse, many of the standards don't work with each other. It's as if a Sprint customer couldn't phone someone who had MCI, AT&T, Verizon or Cingular.
In time, the wireless Tower of Babel will crumble and two or three winners will emerge. The real revolution will hit when broadband wireless arrives — fat-pipe technology that will improve transfer rates from the current hair-pulling 12 or 14 kilobits per second cellular connections to one that is tens or hundreds of times zippier. When that happens, expect the media floodgates to open.
For now, early adopters have to make due largely with text-based news highlights. Mobile offerings run the gamut from Vindigo, an entertainment service for GPS-ready devices that covers restaurants, movies, nightlife, museums and more, to Wideray's the Jack, now on display at the San Francisco Giants' Pac Bell Park, where infrared beams serve up stats and digital score sheets to handhelds.
Media partners reassess mobile news
At the very front of the mobile services pack is AvantGo, the pioneering company in Hayward, Calif., that stayed in business by switching its revenue base to the wireless corporate market. But its free mobile consumer service still has some 5 million subscribers, who can choose from among 2,000 channels.
Its lineup includes 136 news and media channels — including CNN, MSNBC, the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, BBC News, USA Today, Yahoo!, Wired News, CNET and Salon — as well as 175 finance channels, 80 sports channels and 265 entertainment and lifestyle channels, among others. Each media site hosts its own content.
AvantGo's mobile Internet service works across different platforms, including devices from Palm, Handspring, RIM's Blackberry and those that use Microsoft's Pocket PC operating system.
Ken Drachnik, messaging and marketing business unit manager, says AvantGo is now looking at the best way to offer multimedia. "We're considering several options," he says. "We can let users bring down audio clips, music files, video clips, music videos, infotainment offerings. It's a matter of the best fit for our business model."
Earthlink Wireless, which acquired the bankrupt mobile company Omnisky last year, offers a smaller buffet of mobile news, including content from CNN, USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, CBS MarketWatch, TheStreet.com, Salon, CNET, Variety, Rolling Stone, Variety, the Sporting News and Citysearch.
"Realistically, until pricing comes down to $20-$30 a month and broadband kicks in, most consumers will continue to look at this as a fancy toy and they won't consider what a wireless connection can do for them," says Arley Baker, spokesman for Earthlink.
The New York Times, which has partnered with both AvantGo and Earthlink, is now backing away from further mobile alliances. Its current offerings include news updates for Palm handhelds and the Rocket eBook, Skytel pager alerts, and breaking news for Internet-enabled mobile phones.
"We're less focused on mobile and wireless than we were a year ago," says Scott B. Meyer, general manager of The New York Times on the Web. "The business model is too nascent and we can only focus on so many things right now. Nobody's figured out a way to monetize an investment in that space yet."
Taking the opposite tack is the Christian Science Monitor. Its world-class Web site draws 1.2 million unique visitors month. By comparison, its 3-year-old AvantGo mobile edition has only 3,000 takers (subscribers to the free service receive the top five news stories each day). The Monitor is also one of four news offerings available on Gemstar's eBook (not a wireless service but a mobile tablet that downloads content through a phone jack).
Tom Regan, associate editor at csmonitor.com, says the paper doesn't receive a lot of income from either AvantGo (which splits advertising revenues with its content partners) or Gemstar (which charges a subscription fee), but the Monitor merely transmits an XML text feed, so there's no additional work for the online staff or tech folks.
"We're going to be everywhere," Regan says, "and we already see that people want to read the Monitor in a wide variety of formats."
In the next month, Regan will be exploring prospects for launching an in-house subscription-based mobile news service with a much larger slice of the newspaper's content. "We get requests all the time from people who are interested in that," he says, "but we may wait until 3G (third-generation wireless technology) is more widespread. We don't want to expand into an area where we're simply offering people more free content."
Daniel Groner, one of wireless's early adopters, is a classic case in point. A sales rep for Applied Semantics in Los Angeles, he's one of a legion of wired professionals who carry a data-enabled mobile phone. His AT&T Wireless account lets him check his e-mail, access local news from the Los Angeles Times, check national and local news from ABCNEWS.com, read business news from CBS MarketWatch, check sports news and scores through Yahoo! Sports, obtain movie times through Hollywood.com, and check out local events listings from Citysearch.
"All of these are great," he says, "but the reality is, I would not pay for any of this content. None of it is critical to my life or my job. I am willing to pay for things that are critical such as e-mail, Rolodex, calendar."
International outlook for mobile news
It remains to be seen how news and other forms of newspaper content will play out on the new crop of mobile devices and tablets. Don't expect mobile news to offer a magic bullet for the financial woes of online publishers.
But do expect the ground to shift, at least a bit. It has already shifted in Europe and Japan, where news, sports and weather tend to be among the more popular offerings on DoCoMo and other mobile platforms.
Madanmohan Rao, a media consultant in Delhi, India, says global consumers will increasingly be drawn to mobile content, including news, stock quotes, entertainment offerings, auction alerts, local event listings, jokes, traffic notifications, enhanced SMS (short messaging service), and so on. SMS service alerts will be big, including updates on breaking news, disasters, company news or sporting events.
"Much of this is already happening in Asia and Europe," says Rao, who wrote an article on the new mobile economy for India's Economic Times.
Sabina Shnapek, a consultant in San Bruno, Calif., who frequently travels abroad, also sees opportunities for media companies in the emerging wireless landscape. "Consumers want to be able to access on their wireless devises the same things they get anywhere else, only customized to their preferences and geared to their location. That means huge opportunities for media companies that know their target audience.
"Some of the bigger applications will include interactive clips on headline news, updates on their plane flights, rental cars, weather and so on," says Shnapek, who managed the global release of My Palm Portal. "A one-stop solution will be of tremendous value to users. Permission-based marketing will be big as well. Customers can be notified about store sales, specials and coupons when they're passing by the store."
Shnapek also think media companies have an "enormous opportunity" to snap up the market for location-based services. "The market is changing right now from where it was six to nine months ago," she says. "Until now a content provider had to pay to be on platforms. Now content companies are beginning to partner with carriers, with both sharing the revenues."
The United States lags far behind Europe and Japan in its adoption of wireless services for several reasons, such as the high cost of building a nationwide network and the competing technical standards for digital services. No such problem in Europe and Asia, which have embraced the global systems for mobile communication (GSM) family.
Kyoko Takita, a staff writer for the Media Strategy Bureau of the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper in Tokyo, says 70 million Japanese use mobile services for SMS, news, entertainment, sports, dating services and other features. The subscription revenue is substantial, and about three-quarters of it is passed through to the media company or content provider, with the rest going to the telecom. Still, out of more than 60,000 mobile content providers, only two dozen are news services.
In Europe, online publishers are still looking for the marketplace's sweet spot. Jochen Dieckow, program manager for the German bureau of Ifra, the publishing industry think tank, says, "Instant messaging is huge in my country — nobody expected this. Publishers are thinking, how can we get a piece of this cake? But SMS is a communication tool, not an information tool. The biggest use for information or news has been for traffic reports. So far, only a small percentage of people do mobile shopping, or m-commerce."
Publishers are looking ahead to 2004 and hoping that the buildup of the broadband Internet may open the floodgates to information services, Dieckow says. "Young people can't get enough of SMS and wireless. Our task is to transform that into paid services."
News organizations are already testing the waters. For a small fee, subscribers could receive an SMS report from BBC News correspondents on the scene covering last year's elections to Parliament.
The road to the mobile economy
Analysts think the mobile economy is ready to bust out.
A recent report from Jupiter Media Metrix estimated that by 2006 mobile services will have twice the revenues of the Web. And last year Jupiter predicted that the number of U.S. wireless Web users will increase from 4.1 million in 2000 to 96 million in 2005.
Forrester Research of Cambridge, Mass., forecasts that wireless services will reach 30 percent of U.S. households by next year. And after surveying more than 10,000 Internet users, the research firm released a report last week concluding that people with wireless or broadband are much more willing to pay subscription fees than Internet users with dial-up connections.
Charles Golvin, a senior analyst who is Forrester's guru for next-gen devices, says, "A lot of the innovations today center on adding voice alongside data. That holds more significance for media companies that control multiple channels, like CNN or ABC, which have radio, video and Web outlets. It gives people a choice of media types they can access on their small mobile devices.
"I can see the day, not too far off, when I can access my favorite news shows, like NPR's 'Morning Edition' or 'All Things Considered,' on my handheld on demand, on my schedule," Golvin says from his mobile phone. "And I would be willing to pay a subscription for that."
Where does all this leave us? Facing the winds of change once more.
I'm not convinced that wireless will overwhelm the Web beginning in the second half of this decade, as Crosbie predicts — after all, tens of millions of office workers who access news sites will still be chained to their PCs. But I do think the mobile tidal wave is fast approaching. For at least the next 15 years, digital news will be delivered on parallel platforms: the Web and mobile devices.
The online news industry (not the Web news industry) needs to get ready. We need to take a look at news and information with a new set of eyes, with a mindset not tethered to print or traditional PCs. It's time to reimagine media.
Vin Crosbie, the news consultant, sees a large role for personalization. "Younger people aren't reading newspapers at all," he says. "One reason is that they're flocking to Web sites like Yahoo, Amazon and Google that allow them to get their specific information needs met rather than generalized, generic stuff about the local teams. Media content that marries mobility to individualization will satisfy the new breed of information consumer."
Steve Yelvington, mentioned at the top, sees some dazzling opportunities in the mobile market for media companies. "Think about what you can do with a classified database for yard sales that was geocoded properly," he says. "A little mapping and routing software and a handheld, and suddenly it can tell you where you are, where to go next, how to get there — the possibilities are really exciting."
To get there requires technology, and business models, and creativity on the part of news organizations. Let the reinventing begin.


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Caryn Johnson, who named herself Whoopi after her farts, has an estimated net worth of $45 million and an annual salary of $5 million.
This is what she wore to the Council of Fashion Designers of America awards in NYC on June 4, 2018.
Would you believe Ms. Fart's outfit had a designer? — "openly gay" (of course) fashion designer Christian Siriano. Below is Whoopi, who is 5′ 4″, looking like a gorilla, towering over Siriano.
I'm still gob-smacked that actors Timothy Dalton, Frank Langella and Ted Danson boinked her. Some men would shag anything, even snakes and cockroaches.
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- Whoopi Goldberg, who named herself after her farts, says Trump voters are uninformed and lazy
- Whoopi Goldberg, the woman who named herself after farting, says Christians are just as dangerous as Muslims
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Almost certainly one of ITV's all time classics, George and Mildred was produced for ITV by Thames Television. A spin off from the popular Man About The House it starred Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce, as ill-matched married couple, George and Mildred Roper.
The series enjoys regular repeats on ITV3.
George and Mildred leave their old house after receiving a compulsory purchase order from the Council. They move to 46 Peacock Crescent in the upmarket area of Hampton Wick.
Their arrival at Peacock crescent is greeted with mixed reactions by the neighbours. Jeffrey Fourmile, a snobbish Estate Agent feels they are bringing down the tone,whilst his down to earth wife Ann welcomes them and becomes friends with Mildred.
They have a young son called Tristram, who gets on well with George and Mildred. in series three a second child called Tarquin is born to the Fourmiles.
The Conservative supporting Jeffrey is greatly irritated by Labour supporting George, who frequently annoys him.
Mildred's snobbish sister Ethel and her wealthy husband Humphrey occasionally visit, as does Mildred's mother. George's friend jack-of-all-trades, Jerry also visits from time to time, much to Mildred's annoyance.
In the first series, George buys Mildred a Yorkshire Terrier who she names Truffles.
George Roper – Brian Murphy
Mildred Roper – Yootha Joyce
Jeffrey Fourmile – Norman Eshley
Ann Fourmile – Sheila Fearn
Tristram Fourmile – Nicholas Bond-Owen
Tarquin Fourmile (from series 3) Simon Lloyd
Ethel Pumphrey – Avril Elgar
Humphrey Pumphrey- Reginald Marsh
Mildred's Mother – Gretchen Franklyn
Jerry – Roy Kinnear
Created And Written By: Johnnie Mortimer and Brian Cooke
Channel: ITV
Original Transmission Dates: 6th September 1976 – 25th December 1979
During 1977, Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce, joined at one stage by Reginald Marsh, toured in a successful stage version of the program. Following the fifth TV series a feature film version of the series was produced. Unlike the TV Series the film was neither a critical or a box office success.


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Today we woke up a bit earlier than usual, so it was still dark outside. We had breakfast and went to school. Actually this was the last day we went to Kuo Chuan. So we must practice hard for our best performance. When we arrived we quickly went to the school hall, around 7.30 the […]Continue Reading →
Back to nature
Like usual, we woke up, had breakfast and got transferred to school. But today the bus was a bit later than yesterday's bus. So we were late to school. After we arrived, we headed to the KCPSS's Hall to have a rehearsal for our performance tomorrow. At first the practice was so hard. But little […]Continue Reading →
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Today some of us woke up a lil bit late, maybe because we are so tired. Like usual, we had our breakfast then transferred to school. After that our buddies took us with them for a lesson, after around 1 p.m. Some of us had english lesson with Mrs. Choong. You know what? this is […]Continue Reading →
Fun Day with Buddies!
Today is our second day of school. First, we had breakfast at our hotel and then we transferred to school yeay! We still felt tired because of yesterday but our buddies made us strong again! Hahaha.. Some of us got to biology lab, we practiced using microscope, we saw our cells by rubbing our saliva, […]Continue Reading →
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American Maverick talk host, Flint Engleman, will be on-location at Americans for Prosperity's Defending the American Dream Summit in Columbus, Ohio. Our live broadcast will be Friday, August 21 from Noon-2:00pm Eastern.
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Mercedes-Benz, fresh off its fourth consecutive year of record sales in Canada, is doing more than just displaying its powerful GLC 63 S 4MATIC+ SUV and new GLC 350e 4MATIC plug-in hybrid (carrying the company's new EQ electric mobility badging) at the 2018 Montreal Auto Show.
The automaker is also introducing visitors to its new Mercedes me connect services, which will be incorporated in all new 2019 model-year Mercedes-Benz models (except for the company's B-Class models and commercial vans) starting this autumn.
The new mobility services are based on an application conceived to enhance vehicle owners' experience. With Mercedes me connect, they can for example start, lock or unlock their vehicle from anywhere, monitor tire pressure and level of fuel, find their parked car within a 1.5 km radius and transmit points of interest to the navigation system.
At the auto show, visitors can test certain functionalities of the app on a cell phone at the Mercedes-Benz booth. The app is paired with a car located in the United Kingdom. The car is halfway around the world and the demonstration allows visitors to test certain functionalities of the app and see the results broadcast in a streaming image on a mounted video screen at the booth.
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My prediction about the Paris attacks will come true.
Instead of ridiculing Derbyshire as usual, I'll just link to his post, which reveals what we all know to be true: after every Muslim terrorist attack in the West, the reaction of the West has been to increase Muslim immigration. In the long run, count on that happening after Paris as well.
The White race: the most pathetic, weak, useless, flabby, inferior, tragicomic, contemptible, disgusting, maladaptive, and unfit form of life in the multiverse. The White race: an embarrassment. The White race: a bad joke in the annals of biological fitness.


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A welcome home for Vietnam vets& a memorial for 13714 Texas vets who didn't come back -80 + still MIA. Very moving ceremony & beautiful monument.The monument depicts a group of 5 soldiers in defensive mode protecting each other & wounded buddy awaiting a medivac by chopper! The project was 9 years in the making & cost 2M.
The dedication of the Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument was held at the Capital on the 29th at 1000 hours. Over 5,000 vets ;families & friends in attendance for 3 hour ceremony with childrens choir ; Patriot guard motorcycle members; cadets from San Antonio High School who had highest number of lost vets/ grad. students- (48) in USA; plus Gov. of Texas.Weather gorgeous. I was interviewed and was seen on local TV news station.
The dedication ended with the blessing of the Monument by The Lone Star Hethuska War Dance Society. Bill B. is a MVPA member and is the one 2nd from the left, first row.(War Dance Society member) and Bill is also a member of the Central TX Base USSVI U.S. Navy Retired, Submarine Service and that was the group that had the scale model sub at the Dedication.Thousands of veterans participated in the dedication. The MVPA was also there to display several Vietnam era vehicles to the various visitors.
There was quite a selection of Nam vehicles including a huey ;several trucks;a mule & jeeps plus a small sub to represent the navy. I felt honoured to represent the many CDN boys who came south & joined the US forces to fight in Nam & paid the price plus a reflection of my brief assignment in Nam & friendship with other Nam vets.


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Many people struggle to get a full night of sleep. Your body needs to sleep in order to be rejuvenated for the following day. It is often a serious problem if you're not getting enough sleep. So, if you're trying to figure out how to get good sleep, you should continue reading.
Shut down your television and gadgets no less than 30 minutes prior to sleeping. These are very stimulating devices. If you power them down, then your body has a chance to start shutting down too. Get into that routine, and you will be better off for it.
How ventilated is your room? What's the temperature? You can easily become uncomfortable in a room that's too hot or too stuffy. This can cause you to have more trouble sleeping. A thermostat that is set at about 65 degrees produces the best sleeping conditions. Have enough blankets to layer yourself appropriately into a good comfort zone.
Sleep with your body pointed from north to south. Keep you head pointed north. This will align you with the Earth's magnetic field, which can help you be more at harmony with the planet. It sounds strange, but it does work for many people
You might try massaging your abdomen. Insomnia is relieved in some people when they get a nice tummy rub. It helps you relax and it can promote digestion. If your stomach causes your insomnia, this is great techique to try first.
Don't drink anything for a few hours before going to sleep. Drinking will make you have to get up and urinate. This interruption during sleep can get insomnia going worse, so don't drink before bed.
Hot water bottles are useful in inducing sleep at night. The heat will help your body release tension. This relief may well be enough to help you get over your insomnia. One thing you can do is put a hot water bottle on your tummy. Let the heat run through you as you breathe deeply.
Many people don't realize that magnesium can be help a person to go to sleep more easily. Magnesium stimulates healthy sleep and affects neurotransmitters in the brain. Magnesium rich foods include greens, pumpkin seeds and certain kinds of fish. A side benefit of sufficient magnesium in your diet is relief from muscle cramps.
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2019 World Silver Survey Results
Demand Up! Supplies Down!
Today, we glean some information from the new World Silver Survey 2019. The annual report, released this month, is produced by The Silver Institute, a trade association.
The Survey notes several significant silver supply/demand developments last year.
Total silver demand rose 4 percent to 1.0335 billion ounces in 2018. This was the first annual increase in total demand since 2015. Although the report found a small decline in silver demand for industrial applications, it was offset by "a robust recovery in retail investment, led principally by silver bar demand, which climbed sharply last year." In fact, the coin and bar market jumped 20 percent last year. Demand also benefited by increases in jewelry and silverware demand.
Global mine production of silver had climbed for 13 straight years before 2016. Now it has fallen for three years in a row. 2018 saw mine production fall 2 percent over the prior year, to 855.7 million ounces.
Silver recovered from prior usage, scrap production, has always been vital to filling the gap between silver production and demand. Scrap supply has been falling every year since 2012. In 2018, scrap supply fell 1.6 percent over the prior year to 151.3 million ounces.
Altogether, including marginal adjustment to the supply and demand figures given here, the Survey reports that there was a physical silver deficit of 29.2 million ounces. The shortfall must be made up by above-ground stocks of silver. In 2018, after nine years of growing above-ground silver inventories, those stocks fell by 3 percent to 2,457.5 million ounces.
The Results Indicate Silver is Bullish
In summation, the silver picture is bullish indeed. Silver demand grew in 2018, while production fell. Scrap silver recovery continues to decline, while above-ground stockpiles fell as well.
The complete World Silver Survey 2019 report can be accessed online at The Silver Institute site HERE.
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Ceramic Bottle Chiller
The self-cooling wine cooler from the award-winning Magisso Self Cooling Collection is an elegant bottle cooler for the home or bar. The special ceramic design by Simon Stevens delights with a simple design and invigorating features. The noble bottle cooler not only keeps wine bottles at a pleasant temperature, but is also easy to customise with chalk.
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Sloganeering on buses mustn't show only one side
My Week: I feel uneasy about this ad ban
Ihave from the start felt uncomfortable about the big, bold advertisements by Stonewall, the gay campaigning group, on the sides of London buses: "Some people are gay. Get over it!" The tone's wrong, it's insolent, dismissive, confrontational; and if people sincerely believe something is wrong I don't think shouting at them to "get over it" is appropriate. The poster's aggressive.
So, call me churlish, but I cannot really welcome Boris Johnson's alleged ban on an evangelical Christian group who want to answer the aggression with an ad of their own: "Not gay! Ex-gay, post-gay and proud. Get over it!"
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Current project stemmed from a collection of pebbles and a love of seascapes.
Culminating into an exhibition in collaboration with Cathy Smale at Courtyard Arts.
Cathy will be exhibiting her amazing detailed oil paintings. I will be showing video, photography and mixed media work in response to our theme 'Time and Tide'
Courtyard Arts May 30th-June 23rd.
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Murphys The Queen of the Sierra's
If you're looking for a place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, but aren't quite ready for complete mountain seclusion, then Murphys is the place for you. Perfectly located at an elevation of about 2500 feet above sea level, Murphys is a desirable destination year-round. With charming cafes and shops, cobblestone paths, beautiful Victorian homes, an assortment of wineries and a rich and colorful history, Murphys exudes an intimate feel.
Established in 1848, the town first served as a trading post and began operations in gold mining. The town still holds on to some semblance of its ancient past, and buildings bearing iron shutters and thick stone walls serve as a reminder of its history. The town has certainly changed in the last 165 years but has not lost its scintillating quality. Babbling brooks, blackberry bushes, and a plethora of year-round activities keep this quaint and charming, wine-rich foothill town bustling with residents and visitors alike. With annual events like the Irish Day Parade and the Grape Stomp, Murphys has established itself as an integral and beloved part of Calaveras County.
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The news that Karak castle in Jordan had been attacked by members of the so-called Islamic State is horrifying and shocking. Much worse that a Canadian tourist, Linda Vatcher, was killed in the skirmish along with members of the Jordanian…Read More
Gosh – what can one say? The horror being faced by the people of Syria is stomach churning and to add to their misery, the very buildings that have given them both pleasure and a livelihood from tourists are being…Read More
I wish that headline was a bit of journalist hyperbole – but the pictures say otherwise. We'd all like to think that in the current civil war in Syria, its Roman and crusader sites – jewels that should be treasured…Read More
The civil war in Syria now threatens one of the historic gems of the Middle East that loomed large during the crusades. Aleppo was stormed many times by the Byzantines and the crusaders as they tried to eject the Saracens….Read More
The battle at the so-called Horns of Hattin was hugely important for the Crusades – to put it bluntly, it was a disaster for the Christian side. So, let's summarise why this slaughter of a crusader army by the Saracens…Read More


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By Bernd Reicheneder, MovNat Team Instructor
What can you do when you have minimal space to practice Natural Movement?
One option is to do a Micro Combo Workout, which is just like a regular MovNat Combo workout, except the goal is to include as many skills as you can practice in as little space as possible.
Here are some examples of MovNat Micro Combo Workouts that are done with very little space and equipment.
Bernd's MovNat Micro Combo Workout (1 of 5)
- Forward Balance Walking
- Balancing Split Squat into Deep Knee Bend Pivot Reverse
- Balancing Deep Knee Bend Forward Step into Pivot Reverse
- Strength Power Up
- Balancing Tripod Get Up
- Balancing Tripod Transitions
- Downward Jump to Split Landing
Bernd's MovNat Micro Combo Workout (2 of 5)
- Deadlift
- Lapping
- Chest Carry
- Stepping Under Sideways
- Deadlift
- Lapping
- Chest Carry
- Stepping Under Sideways
- Balancing Tripod Transition (both sides)
- Pushup
- Prone Power Get Up
- Lateral Side Jump Over Obstacle (both directions)
Bernd's MovNat Micro Combo Workout (3 of 5)
- Deep Squats Facing Wall
- Deep Squat to Bent Sit
- Side Bent Sit Reverses
- Door Frame Walk-up Climb
- Door Frame Reverse Transition
- Door Frame Walk-down Climb to Bent Sit
- Side Bent Sit Reverses
- Side Bent Sit Get Up
- Foot Hand Hang Partial Climbs
Bernd's MovNat Micro Combo Workout (4 of 5)
- Strength Get Up with Sandbag
- Unload Sandbag on Beam at Shoulder Level
- Front Hang to Leg Hook Over to Elbow Swing Up (then reverse sequence to get back down)
- Sandbag Shoulder Carry into Get Down
- Repeat on opposite side
Bernd's MovNat Micro Combo Workout (5 of 5)
- Balancing Long Base Push Up
- Balancing Tall Half Kneeling
- Lapping and Shouldering in Tall Half Kneeling in a Balancing Context
- Shoulder Carry Cross Pivot Reverse
- Unloading
- Flat Grip Roll Up
Many people love Natural Movement because they can practice it anywhere. While having access to a park, gym, or playground is certainly helpful, you can get a lot of training in with very little space and equipment.
Note: We'd love to see how you adapt your training for minimal space. Please tag @movnat and #MovNatMicroCombo in your photos or videos!


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Fans of New Age musician Julianna Barwick know by now what to expect from her records. Across two albums and several EPs, the Brooklyn-based artist has looped and echoed her serene vocals into gorgeous ambient compositions with remarkable consistency. There's an ageless quality to Barwick's music. Its wordless, choral layering evoking a sort of musical ritualism that's hard to define, though you may feel like people have been singing this way for centuries — Gregorian chant and "Orinoco Flow" come to mind. To listen to one of Barwick's albums is to meditate on the quiet complexities of the human voice; she splices and warps her own but retains its natural beauty.
As familiar as her sound is to fans, though, it has not settled completely. On her third and latest album, Will, Barwick pushes her abilities as a musician and a vocalist, complicating the minimal instrumentation that has thus far defined her work. The additions to Barwick's vocals in her music have traditionally been limited to light orchestration; a deep, building hum of a string quartet here, a classical piano melody in the distance there. On Will, she turns up her electronic experimentation, at times overshadowing her voice in ways that feel new and exciting. Lush, reverb-laden synthesizers vibrate throughout the track "Same"; Barwick's hazy, incoherent vocals fight against it, recalling a softer reincarnation of M83's early dream-pop days. On the album's closing track, "See, Know," sharp, cold synths jut up against jazz percussion in the background, growing louder as the song goes on, with Barwick's singing buried underneath. The electronic instrumentation on these songs never feels obtrusive — it gives Barwick's sound a new sense of power, and invests the music with a dark, flashy energy.
A handful of songs on Will stick closer to the beautiful simplicity of Barwick's earlier work. "Bleached" seems to relish the effortless, echoed sound of fingers dancing on a piano's keys, with her whispery voice hanging just above. On "Heading Home," Barwick sounds like Mazzy Star singer Hope Sandoval trapped at the bottom of a well; her vocals follow a traditional verse-chorus song structure, but the lyrics remain just out of reach, letting the song's heavy cello take the spotlight. Some songs veer, successfully, even closer to conventional, lyrical music than the quiet experimentation we expect from Barwick. The first piece of music listeners heard from Will was the foggy standout "Nebula," on which Barwick's utterances — cryptic messages of anticipation — are the clearest they've ever been.
Julianna Barwick's origin story as the child of a Louisiana preacher has always contextualized her work in pastoral settings. Her first record, 2011's The Magic Place, was named after a tree on the family farm that she would crawl into. Her second, 2013's Nepenthe, was inspired by the winter scenery of Iceland, where she recorded it. Built as it is on loops and layers of her own voice, Barwick's music is powerfully human and deeply natural at its core. She makes the kind of abstract art that reminds people of simple, everyday pleasures they probably take for granted, like the sound of a voice echoing in a chamber, or the beauty of a tree growing in the backyard. On Will, she builds that sound outward with spooky electronic touches that challenge and expand the bounds of her creative universe. Barwick has always appreciated and upheld the purity of the human voice; now she has invited a synthetic element into that organic world without losing anything. If there are pastures that Will can call home, they seem to be the ones on which extraterrestrials inconspicuously land their ships.


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The design process can be likened to the layering of a cake or a lasagna. In Interior Design, layers usually begin at the bottom and work their way up until the final product is achieved.
In a recent Falls Church, VA bedroom project, we began with a navy and cream area rug from C.G. Coe & Son, Inc. as the room's first and stabilizing layer upon which all other pieces would be added.
Next came the bed, or more specifically, the custom headboard we designed and had fabricated by Oliver's Furniture and Delivery. We selected a neutral gray tweed fabric for the headboard. The shape and button trim adds to the personality of the headboard.
In order to keep decorating costs lower, the client purchased ready made bedding. We gave the bed a custom look by having a pillow fabricated in a stylized floral patterned fabric. And although not seen in any of our photos, the window treatments have been fabricated in the same fabric.
Side tables were selected from the American Eye Showroom in the Washington Design Center for each side of the bed, and to keep things interesting THEY DO NOT MATCH, but are both made with metal and painted wood to make them congruous.
Next, we again enlisted the skills of Oliver's Furniture and Delivery to fabricate the bench at the end of the bed according to our specifications. It is upholstered in a sturdy vinyl and adorned with polished chrome nail heads.
And a closeup of the nail head detail…
But the layering does not end here. The room still needs accessories which can be likened to the chocolate shavings on top of a cake or the asiago cheese sprinkled on lasagna. Lamps, artwork, a throw blanket and other accessories will give this room a finished look.


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Born with OCA1b, Cara Ella Smith couldn't be more different from her sisters. The need to move far away from family lands her in Miami, where she becomes a writer. Her first novel indirectly aids Detective Abram Jonah in the arrest of a vile human being, and she becomes a target as a result. On the day of her 8th book signing event, she is almost run down by a vehicle, which she narrowly avoids because she is pulled away from the road by a dashing hunk, Jet Meyer. There is a nagging fear that tugs at her. Jet is hiding something. He skillfully evades personal questions that Cara asks him. Cara is plagued with anxiety and nightmares from her near-death experience, but deep down, she knows that her distress has more to do with Jet than the incident.
To the naked eyes Emma, a recent high school graduate, is beyond beautiful and smart, which is a combination that would give any girl an immeasurable sense of self confidence. But as it turns out, the eyes are yet to discover and understand the real Emma. Adam, her saving angel who is wise beyond his years, wholeheartedly accepts the real Emma and teaches her to do the same.
Circumstances have made Emma grow up so fast within a year. Janus, the sequel to Façade, explores how she handles a budding career, grief, and danger. After getting the part of a much-talked-about movie role, Emma's path as an actress seems promising. But she finds that her journey in the movie world is full of pot holes. Rumors rise as easily as fog. Enemies are made as fast as a spinning wheel. Privacy is precious, but cannot be achieved easily. Is the life of an actress for her?
Music DJ? Sure. Being the frontman of a popular band in a foreign country? Never in his wildest dreams. Anders finds himself living a cool life but at a price of projecting an effeminate image to the public. His fans love it. They've only known him since his makeover after his debut as a singer. They don't know the manly Anders. But the girl he wants to notice him thinks he's not her type. Now he has to choose between his public image and his private life. Millions of fans versus one? Their happiness or his happiness?
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The increasing number of cyber attacks blamed on nation states is getting on the nerves of a lot of Internet experts.Some say there's a cyber arms race going on while others think we're close to state of permanent quiet cyber warfare.
So a lot of eyes will be watching what happens at this week's 12th annual United Nations Internet Governance Forum in Geneva., which opens today. Read more


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|Super Bowl Beer Commercials
|The Disappearing Keg
|The Brewers Association a website that
provides tools to help consumers,
homebrewers, retailers, wholesalers, brewers
and scrap yards redirect kegs back to the
breweries that own the kegs. Kegs are always
the property of the brewery which purchased
them and filled them with beer.
Many kegs disappear as a result of accidental
mishandling, or intentional misappropriation.
KegReturn.com offers a convenient way for
kegs to get returned to their proper owner.
Keg disappearances and the resulting profit
loss are hindering opportunities for craft
brewers. Keg loss costs craft brewers
between $0.46 and $1.37 per-barrel of annual
keg production. The online resource at
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|Last year it was Bud Light Platinum; this year it is
Budweiser Black Crown and Beck's Sapphire.
Anheuser-Busch, one of the Super Bowl's biggest
advertisers, bought nearly $250 million in Super Bowl
ads time between 2003 and 2012, have again used the
event to introduce new brews while it touts iconic
brands like Bud Light–the NFL's official beer sponsor–
and Budweiser. The company had a total of four-and-a-
half minutes of advertising during the game.
Ads for Bud Light, from Translation, capped the brand's
"Superstitious" campaign. Meanwhile, the Clydesdales
were back for Budweiser in a true-to-form,
heartwarming 60-second spot from Anomaly. Two 30-
second ads showcased Budweiser Black Crown, the and
a 30-second spot will promoted Beck's Sapphire.
CBS charged an estimated $3.7 million to $3.8 million
for each 30 seconds of commercial time. As eye-
popping as those prices are, all the commercial time in
the game was sold out two weeks before kickoff.
False History
Despite the testimony of countless t-shirts and many beer websites
(certainly not BeerNexus.com) Ben Franklin never said "Beer is proof
that God loves us and wants us to be happy." Historian, Bob Skilnik,
recently proved that Franklin was writing about rain, its nourishment
of grapes, and ultimately, its conversion into wine.
Now another long held belief bites the dust concerning James Madison,
the accomplished Virginian who introduced the Bill of Rights to
congress and served two terms in the White House (1809-1817).
As the story goes, President Madison was determined to make beer
one of the fundamentals of American commerce. Many beer histories
and indeed some general history books claim that Madison proposed
creation of a national brewery and appointment of a Secretary of Beer
but that the wretched 11th U.S. Congress wouldn't go for it.
It's a nice story but it's simply not true. He did nor did he
propose either one.
According to researchers at Madison's Montpelier estate in Virginia, the
mix-up may have come from a letter written by a businessman named
Joseph Coppinger. The December 16, 1810, dispatch hit up Madison
for public funds to launch a national, but not government-run,
brewery. Madison ignored the request and never mentioned it in any
speech or document. And that's the real story. Still, when legend
becomes fact, go with the legend. It's more fun. So, if it's a myth
that Ben said those things, it's a great one, and that's
why it's flourished through the ages and why you should still
proudly wear those t-shirts.
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Documenting the historical rise of Japan's most successful metal band, X Japan, the film pays particular focus on drummer, pianist, composer and co-founder Yoshiki. A man of extraordinary musical talents yet convinced he is somewhat followed by a dark curse, alongside childhood best friend and singer Toshi as they discuss the history of the band and past members.
As an outsider, with little knowledge, the film does an okay job in painting a picture on what a cultural phenomenon the band have, not only in Japan, but worldwide. Celebrity endorsements from Gene Simmons and Stan Lee are implemented to exemplify their stature, Gene Simmons making the claim they'd be the biggest band in the world if their first language was English. Although, going by the lyrics, which make Nickelback's seem less like a cringe fest, it's a little hard to fathom. Nevertheless, footage of the bands live performances are spectacular showcases and support the narrative. However it is with the narrative the problem of the documentary lies. The story and history of the band are too big for the hour and a half it has giving itself, thus you have a somewhat incoherent piece that stumbles along, hopping from one significant event to another rather than ever sinking its teeth in, especially with various significant events that are tragic and sometimes fascinating. It lacks a clear focus, with a somewhat generalised view point, that doesn't allow to jump the scale from interesting to fascinating, which is a shame, because a documentary about this band deserves that X-Factor.
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Beer sometimes is so favorable and special that it becomes one of what the country is famous for. That said, it's hard not to mention Germany, Belgium, and the Czech Republic when we talk about beer, or more specifically where to taste the best beer in the world. If you have the chance to visit these countries, you will find a countless numbers of bars, coffee shop (with beer offered mostly) and your favorite type of beer, one in dozens of alternatives.
In many countries, drinking beer is not only a hobby, it's called a culture that existed and thrived through time. The term 'beer culture' is normally understood in the presence of the drinking culture of a particular country. Around the world, the ways people produce, drink or consume beer are very different from each one another. For example, while the Belgian usually has beer in coffee shops, the Vietnamese like to have it in an open-spaced beer shops even right next to the sidewalk. Or while in some Western countries, you can find hundreds of beer choices, you can just find one or two in a country, mostly in the names of big worldwide brands like Heineken or Tiger.
There have been so many interesting topics around beer listed for beer lovers to hop onto such as best beers in the world, beers for different times of life, or best cities to travel for beer. That explains the lifetime value and attraction of this number-one alcoholic drink to us.
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Thailand: The fact that the brewer likes to go on vacation to Thailand is the only reason this beer is available here. Hopsession provided two kegs of the lovely stuff.
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In addition to their illegal and deeply unethical fishing practices overseas, countries in the European Union have also been exploiting local stocks in an unsustainable way, encouraged partly by counterproductive government policies. All this is clearly articled in a green paper issued by the European Commission and described by the BBC. It mentions factors including subsidized fuel, and the willingness of politicians to inflate allowable catch numbers in defiance of scientific advice.
If we are ever going to get sustainable global fisheries, we are going to need governments with the fortitude and integrity to manage their own fish stocks, first. The sad examples set by Europe, Canada, and others are not encouraging on that front. Indeed, it continues to appear that reduced human consumption of fish will arise as the inevitable product of over-exploitation, not as the result of restraint motivated by long-term self interest (much less, any concern for marine ecosystems themselves). Hopefully, voters will eventually become cognizant of what is happening and demand that politicians abandon their damaging support for a fishing industry driven by the availability of short-term profits, rather than the management of a potentially sustainable resource.


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On March 22, 1861, Mayor "Long John" Wentworth fired the whole Chicago police force.
To see how this occurred, it's necessary to review a little history of the Chicago Police Department and the relationship that Wentworth shared with it.
Before Chicago became a city, when it was still just a town, the State of Illinois authorized a three-man force on January 31, 1835. The town's population was 3,200. When the town was incorporated as a city on March 4, 1837, the force consisted of the same three men.
An ordinance from May 17, 1851, assigned the City Marshal as the acting police chief, but the Mayor was the head of the police force. The Mayor could appoint officers and issue orders. In 1855, Police Captain Cyrus Bradley overhauled the department and expanded the number of police six times. It certainly beat three.
Elected as a reformer in 1857, Wentworth seized the opportunity to use his mayoral powers as the head of police. He personally joined raids in a vice district called the Sands.
Claiming budget concerns during his second term in 1861, Wentworth reduced the police force and imposed a midnight curfew. The curfew resulted in public disapproval and the arrest of three private detectives who had been hired to guard shops at night.
Outraged voters prompted the State of Illinois to become active in Chicago's police politics again. On February 15, 1861, the State established a Board of Police Commissioners in the City of Chicago. It would be comprised of three commissioners, one for the north, south, and west districts divided by the Chicago River. The Governor appointed the initial commissioners and the successors would be elected. Wentworth did not cozy to the terms.
At 2:00 AM on March 22nd, he called all of the city's police officers to City Hall, spoke out against the dictates of the Illinois Stage Legislature and fired the lot. For the next twelve hours, Chicago went without a police force.
The action was largely a show. Few people would have known that there was no active police force. The officers were reappointed later in the day. Wentworth claimed that the move would allow the Board of Commissioners to have a clean slate to begin appointing police.
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Our iconic fence has decorated our community with the school of fish for years. Let's update this tradition while supporting the Capitol Hill Foundation (CHF) to fund additional educators for our school.
Capitol Hill School of Fish
Beginning summer 2019, the CHF will begin to retire some of the current fishy occupants on our fence to make room for 6 new schools of fish. There will be a section for each grade, organized by their 5th grade promotion year (e.g. 2020, 2021, etc.). Then as each 5th grade class promotes to 6th grade, we'll make room for the next kinder group! Each 5th grader can then leave Capitol Hill with their non-smelly fishy memento.
Each fish purchased will be cut, sanded and primed, then provided to the student for their own creative decoration. When finished, the fish team at CHF will add a protective varnish and then attach the fish to the fence in the appropriate group area.
Please order your fish along with a generous donation to help fund additional school educators. The suggested donation for each fish is $100 or whatever you are able to contribute! We hope every child will have a fish and will accept all donated amounts.