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The new series ''Fired Up'' comes with a topical premise and an edgy lead character, just what most sitcoms lack. Sharon Lawrence (far from her role as the smart but dowdy Sylvia Costas on ''N.Y.P.D. Blue'') plays Gwen, a chic, aloof public relations executive downsized out of a large company. When she is finally forced to apply for unemployment, the woman who takes her application asks, ''What brings you here, Duchess?''
But this promising concept soon turns into another silly sitcom device. Gwen's put-upon assistant, Terry, was also let go. In the first show, the destitute Gwen moves into Terry's large Manhattan loft, which they share with Terry's brother, Danny. The women start a public relations company as equal partners. Before long, ''Fired Up'' becomes a matter of the actors trying to rise above the contrived material.
They do that surprisingly well. Ms. Lawrence has sharp comic timing (though she doesn't really need to drop her voice to Tallulah Bankhead depths to make her point). As the middle-class Terry, Leah Remini is down to earth without being condescending. But only Mark Feuerstein, as Danny, seems completely comfortable. That may be because Danny, an aspiring writer who works in the bar beneath their apartment, is a slightly more believable character from the start.
Tonight's mildly amusing show cranks up the show's premise. But future episodes, though not terrible, never offer the sharp writing this series needs. When Gwen decides to sell her share of a racehorse, the ending is sentimental. The series is scheduled to run in the cushy Thursday night slot after ''Seinfeld'' through May 15. Long before then the abrasive Gwen shows signs of softening and becoming one more mushy sitcom character.
NBC, tonight at 9:30
Arleen Sorkin and Paul Slansky, creators and co-executive producers; Victor Fresco, Kelsey Grammer and Rudy Hornish, executive producers; Thom Bray and Michael Ross, supervising producers; Linda Teverbaugh and Mike Teverbaugh, consulting producers; Barbara Dorio, producer; music by Mark Mothersbaugh. Pilot directed by James Burrows. A production of Grammnet Productions in association with Paramount Network Television.
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Global equity sell off knocks £50 billion off FTSE 100
It adds to deep losses a day earlier when more than £27 billion was wiped off the FTSE 100.
Nearly £50 billion was wiped off the FTSE 100 as the London market fell prey to a global stock sell-off sparked by fears that rising inflation could force central banks to hike interest rates.
London's blue chip index ended the day down 2.6% or 193.58 points at 7,414.4 points – marking its lowest close since April 2017 – a decline mirrored by both the German Dax and French Cac 40 – which each dropped 2.3%.
It adds to deep losses during Monday's session when more than £27 billion was wiped off the value of London's blue-chip stocks and followed a brutal overnight sell-off in Asia and on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 dropped 4.6% and 4.1% respectively on Monday.
Tokyo's Nikkei 225 Day closed down 4.7%, while the Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index plunged 5% lower.
US stocks continued their descent after markets opened on Tuesday.
The global equity sell-off has been building since last Friday when traders became spooked by the prospect of tighter monetary policy after the US posted strong average earnings data.
Connor Campbell, financial analyst at Spreadex, said: "The only hope for the markets at the moment is that investors suddenly decide that the sell-off has been a bit overdone – though in a way it is fitting, matching the astonishing, record-breaking recent rise of the global indices with an equally astounding, heart-stopping drop.
"Admittedly, the Bank of England could go some way to allaying investors' fears of rising interest rates on Thursday, if (governor) Mark Carney issues a more dovish statement than forecast."
Away from the top tier, the FTSE 250 Index suffered a drop of more than 2.1% or 427.93 points to 19,262.56 points.
On the currency markets, the pound was flat at 1.395 against the US dollar and was 0.1% lower versus the euro at 1.127.
Brent crude prices were bucking the market trend, trading around 0.3% higher at 67 US dollars per barrel.
David Madden, a market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said: "The volatility in the US dollar is impacting the oil market, but while OPEC and the US play back and forth in terms of curtailed supply and excess supply the energy market may hang around these levels."
In blue chip stocks, Tesco and EasyJet were the only two to end the day in positive territory.
The grocer rose 1.15p to 199.9p after Kantar Worldpanel data showed that Tesco remained the fastest growing of the big four, with sales up by 2.6%, although its market share fell by 0.3 percentage points to 27.8%.
Easyjet, meanwhile, eked out a 1.5p increase to 1,643p as the low cost airline reported an 8.7% jump in passenger numbers in January after flying 5.1 million customers.
BP shares fell 7.05p to 475p as investors focused disappointing fourth quarter results, which showed a replacement cost (RC) loss for the fourth quarter at 583 million dollars (£417 million), sinking from a 72 million dollars (£51.5 million) profit during 2016.
Payments linked to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill hit 300 million dollars (£214.6 million) over the period, pushing the total bill for 2017 to 5.2 billion dollars (£3.7 billion).
Babcock International dropped 26.4p to 626.2p as the defence supplier cautioned over its full-year sales, amid ongoing tough trading in the oil and gas sector and a slowdown in the market for defence contracts.
Ocado tumbled 16p to 476.5p amid news that the online grocer slumped to a full year pre-tax loss of £500,000, while it warned that earnings will be knocked by the cost of developing its new warehouses and IT systems.
The only risers on the FTSE 100 were Tesco up 1.15p at 199.9p, and Easyjet up 1.5p at 1,643p.
The biggest fallers on the FTSE 100 were Standard Life Aberdeen down 21.3p to 396p, Schroders down 184p to 3,451p, Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust down 22p at 422.2p, and Mediclinic International down 27.8p to 556.6p.
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How soon can hair transplant patients return to their "usual" activities?
I'm often asked how soon patients can return to their usual activities. The answer is 5-7 days for FUE and 2 weeks for strip. Any sooner than that is not a good idea and something I do not recommend.
It's a mistake to think that FUE procedures require a lot less downtime than strip procedures The only difference between FUE and strip is the way the hairs are removed from the back. The way they are put in the front is exactly the same!
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It takes five days for a brand new hair to adapt to it's new home. If I were to take a pair of forceps and try to pull out a graft after day 1 - it would come out! The same is true for days 2-5. However after 5 days the graft is while stable and that's when normal activity is same.
Significant increases in blood pressure, heart rate can increase one's chances of developing graft popping (and graft loss) in the days after a transplant. 5 days rest minimum is needed - no exercise, no weight lifting, sexual activity, lifting heavy objects. In strip procedures, this is extended to 2 weeks to allow the incision to heal.
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Bobby Howard Byrd (August 15, 1934 – September 12, 2007), better known as Bobby Byrd, was an American R&B/soul singer, songwriter, bandleader, talent scout, record producer, and musician, who played an integral and important part in the development of soul and funk music in association with James Brown. Byrd began his career in 1952 as member of the gospel group the Gospel Starlighters, who later changed their name to the Avons in 1953 and the Five Royals in 1954, before settling with the name the Flames in 1955 prior to Brown joining the group with their agent later changing it to The Famous Flames. Byrd was the actual founder of The Flames, and is the man credited with the discovery of James Brown. As one of the longest-serving members of the group, he was inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame posthumously in 2012. Byrd was also a 1998 recipient of the Rhythm and Blues Foundation's Pioneer Award. Throughout, Byrd helped to inspire the musical aspirations of James Brown, who launched his career with Byrd.


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It's the last day of DVD Week and I've decided to make it special. So far, I've featured movies on DVD. It's time to unleash the first TV show on this stupid blog series. Ladies and gents, Heroes Season 1!
Stupid crickets. Anyhoo, I have longed to watch episodes of the first season of Heroes as a single cohesive unit for months, and thanks to my former girlfriend (a topic for another time), I'll long no more.
The Story: I was dreading to see some tights (well, at least on the men) and thankfully, there are none. This is a very well written TV show, y'all! I don't say that a lot about TV shows since I'm no expert, but by God, it's a damn good show. I love how each character grows in every episode. I love how their paths cross in multiple ways. I love how they all have individual stories and yet they all fit into a larger story. In the name of Stan Lee I swear, I love how the stuff of comic books got transported wonderfully into the small screen.
The Eye Candy: Genius. The special effects were done in a way that isn't flashy, unlike other superpowers-heavy shows like Smallville and Charmed (witchcraft is more or less superpowers, so shut up). This minimalist approach to superpowers helped the show be more realistic, telekinetic surgeries and all.
The Actors: Among the ensemble cast, I really can't see one bad actor. Well, I got annoyed by the Indian guy at first, but he did a decent job, generally speaking. Strong set of actors means no whining from me. Yay!
The DVD Extras: I was surprised at the amount of extras for this 5-Disc set. Most of the episodes have deleted scenes, and most of them are interesting enough to be included in the final cut, methinks. I also love the making-of featurette, the featurette on the score, and the profile of Tim Sale.
A solid first season for a solid TV show with solid DVD extras makes this a solid (LOL that's a lot of solids!) DVD set. It's rewatchabality (new word!) is phenomenal. You can watch each episode on its own, but really. The best way to watch Heroes is to watch episodes consecutively. One day, I'm going to watch this in one sitting, and I shall emerge from it a faster, stronger, and better geek.
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On Fri, 31 Jul 1998, Scott Lawrence wrote: > David W. Morris wrote: > > > The problem starts with the fact we've carefully never acknowledged > > the CGI interface as being part of HTTP. What I think is needed is a > > MUST requirement that a HTTP server never delegate handling of any > > method other then GET, HEAD, or POST to any part of the server which > > isn't known to understand / properly handle the unknown method. > > I think that crosses the line from being a protocol spec to being a > functional spec for a server, which it should not try to be. There are few > cases where we have put in requirements outside the wire protocol, but they > are mostly governing caching to preserve correctness, or are related to the > security behaviours. OK, then lets stop worrying about the fact that servers invoke brain dead cgi programs. In any case, the requirement I suggested is there to insure correct behavior. I tried to use very general language as to the requirement that base servers take responsibility for what they deliver on the wire. > > >From the point of view of this spec, "the server" is whatever is generating > the response to a request - it encompasses the CGI or *API program, and > those components are as much bound by its requirements as any other part. > Yes, I understand the real world implications of this - and I believe that > those working on a new CGI spec do too. It is easy enough to expect the base server to enforce protocol when invoking API programs. The new CGI spec. is only intended to be an informational RFC. Whether or not a server implements the new CGI specification, it must ensure that what it returns as an HTTP/1.1 response is infact a HTTP/1.1 response. Dave MorrisReceived on Saturday, 1 August 1998 22:30:02 UTC
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As the 2014-15 drilling season was winding down, WFSS Director of Operations and Board Member Don Fairman traveled from Rochester, New York to Wau, South Sudan to meet with our drilling team and staff. Don worked with both of our Field Operations Managers, Ater Akol Thiep, and Ajang "AJ" Abraham Agok. They worked to improve procedures and efficiencies in our Wau office. Then, when the drilling team returned to our operations center, Don and the team went over equipment and vehicle needs, looking at maintenance and repair needs, and planning for the next drilling season.
Findings from our well evaluation report show a need to improve the concrete platforms that surround each well. We will launch a new well rehabilitation team this season. Ater and AJ will start the drilling season together, drilling new wells using a new platform design, and an improved method for mixing concrete. Once they have mastered the new process and design, one of the managers will lead our newly formed well rehabilitation team, while the other will continue to lead the drilling team.
The goal of this new pilot project will be to re-do the concrete platforms of some of our oldest wells and those most in need of repair.
While significant resources will go to the critically important work of platform rehabilitation, WFSS will make every effort to drill up to 40 new wells this coming season, and continue the work of the Hygiene Education Team. We will continue to educate villagers on maintaining wells and their surrounding areas, sharing improved practices we have developed over our 10 year history.
In 2015-16 WFSS plans to:
Drill up to 40 new wells, using a new concrete platform design
Launch a pilot well rehab team to rehabilitate 20 older wells, installing new concrete platforms and fencing
Conduct hygiene education with each new well drilled
Work with Aqua-Africa on the continuing United Peace & Development Project
Improve efficiencies in operations
Explore opportunities and collaborations in South Sudan
As more wells are drilled in South Sudan, the total number of people served by each well has begun to decrease. This is an important quality of life issue. Whereas some of the earliest wells might have served over 3,000 people, numbers served by new wells this past season averaged under 1,000 people per well. As more people have access to fresh water wells, they also have access to more water, and can begin to use water for more uses, including gardening and farming. Our well evaluation survey showed us that gardens, and an additional source of fresh food, were one result of more clean water.
Our US administration team also plans to travel to South Sudan this coming year, to meet with government officials, and non-governmental organizations doing development and humanitarian work in South Sudan. We look forward to continued collaboration in the WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) sector, and expanding our impact.


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Behold, let there be rug.
Just as I was psyching myself up to drop a hefty sum of money on a rug online, I received a text from Andy. While he was home for Thanksgiving, he spied a stash of rugs his mom had in the basement and, being the amazing roommate he is, asked if we might be able to take one off of her hands.
UM, YES PLEASE. Andy's mom is officially my fairy godmother of rugs. Seriously, who is this fabulous person?
Obligatory terrible-quality image to give you an idea of how big this thing is:
In a word, massive. It takes up nearly the entire room. And as soon as it was unrolled, the dining room immediately started to feel like a more hospitable place. Rug? Check.
So now I have no excuses to put off the upholstering project any longer (yes, I'm as sick of hearing about it as you). I've been obsessively scanning Joann Fabrics' web site, Etsy, Fabric.com, and the deep recesses of the web for something, anything, that might feel like The One. A big problem is that the patterns I gravitate toward aren't ones that are going to fit in the space — not with the chairs I have and the rug that I'm now working with.
(It's weird to try to separate what parts of the apartment are truly "my" taste, and what just organically came about because of the space and what we had to work with. That's not to say that I dislike how things are, just that if I had to start from scratch, things could easily go in a completely different direction. I like a little bit of every style, it seems.)
Another problem is the fact that I've become unbearably indecisive. About everything. And it's really slowing down my creative process. So I've decided — hello, 2015! — to cut the crap and stop spiraling into endless "What if?" circles every time I'm faced with a decision. As I told Adrienne during one of my many rants, "Failure IS an option. And that's okay."
No more worrying about the money. No more worrying about picking the wrong color, the wrong size, the wrong whatever. In the words of a famous multinational corporation, "Just do it."
On it.


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It is as easy as pulling some friends together. It doesn't have to be big. Jesus sent the disciples out two by two. So grab a friend and start exposing Planned Parenthood!
Maybe you are an organizer who can begin to encourage others to come out on a consistent basis? Do it. Don't hesitate! The Resistance needs you now and the babies need you now.
We must rescue those babies scheduled to die and when you are in front of Planned Parenthood, babies are saved. We are launching a full frontal assault on Planned Parenthood and exposing them to our communities for the heartless butchers they are. Planned Parenthood is killing babies and then selling them for parts! Please commit today to starting that Resistance group, large or small, please commit before God and jump into this fight for the next year -- we need you.
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(these are guidelines and not requirements)
Commit to leading a Resistance Group until the 2016 elections
Plan an event or activity once a week
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A Digital Education, Part II
June 27, 2013
I continued to be amazed by contents of the Wired 20th anniversary edition. The full extent by which the history reported in Wired over the past two decades mirrors the most important developments in digital technology is uncanny. The magazine experienced an editorial crisis when in 1998 it became a part of private company Condé Nast, best known for running The New Yorker (and Architectural Digest, GQ, Vanity Fair and Vogue). But it recovered and continues to be one of the top sources of first-class journalism and in-depth analysis of our changing digital world. (more…)


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From 'A History of the British Nation' by AD Innes, 1912
The Loss of Minorca
In the spring of 1756 the Austrian combination for the destruction of Prussia was not yet avowed; it was not intended that it should be unmasked until all the Powers concerned were ready to strike in concert. But war between France and Great Britain was obviously imminent. The country was on the verge of panic over the expectation of a French invasion; and the ministerial idea of defence was to bring over troops hired from Hanover and Hesse - so little care had been given to the organisation of a fighting force. Pitt's demands for a reorganisation of the militia had been rejected. It was known that a French fleet was on the point of sailing from Toulon, though its destination was uncertain; and Admiral Byng was sent with ten sail of the line to take care of the Mediterranean. By the time that he arrived, in May, a slightly superior French fleet was already engaged in besieging Port Mahon. After an indecisive engagement on May 19th, Byng came to the conclusion that the risks of attempting to raise the siege were too great. He retired to protect Gibraltar and, at the end of June, Port Mahon surrendered.
Byng's court-martial
The loss of Minorca excited a wild storm of rage in England, where ministers clutched at the chance of diverting some of the indignation themselves by making Byng the scapegoat. They did not save themselves Matters were not improved for them by unsatisfactory news from America Fox resigned, Newcastle could not face both Pitt and Fox in opposition, and under the Duke of Devonshire a ministry was formed in which Pitt and a group of his connections, Lord Temple, Legge, and George Grenville, found places, by no means to the satisfaction of the king. Byng was court-martialled and ordered to be shot, in accordance with a technical regulation, although the court entirely acquitted him of cowardice and accompanied the sentence with a protest against the rigour of the law. Public opinion admitted no plea for mercy, though Pitt risked his popularity by advocating the cause of the unlucky admiral; and Byng was shot.
Pitt and Newcastle Coalition
The Devonshire ministry was moved to vigorous action by Pitt. His Militia Bill was passed, the army was increased, a couple of Highland regiments were raised, and a substantial, force was despatched to America. Large supplies were voted, including a subsidy for Hanover, although throughout Pitt's career he had clamoured against the subsidising policy. Yet the ministry could not hold its own. Pitt was dismissed at the end of March, chaos supervened, and after a serious of abortive attempts to produce a combination which could at once command the confidence of the country and control parliament, George, Newcastle, and Pitt realised that the only possible Government was a coalition between Pitt and Newcastle, in which Pitt had a free hand for action and Newcastle for patronage.
The most creditable feature in the not discreditable career of George II is the loyalty with which he stood by a minister whom he had always detested hitherto, from the moment that he learnt to trust him. Fox, who had been Pitt's most dangerous rival so far as ability was concerned, was quieted by the lucrative post of Paymaster. The formation of the Pitt-Newcastle administration was the beginning of the turning of the tide, which till then had been setting unfavourably enough for Great Britain. Even then some months elapsed before the turn of the tide made itself convincingly felt.
The attack on Minorca had opened the war between Great Britain and France. But Frederick at Berlin was fully aware that his own turn was coming, nor was it his intention to wait until the net had closed round him. He was satisfied that Saxony, which lay in on his southern border, was involved in the combination against /him. It was of first-rate importance to him that he should strike before his enemies were ready, and force them to adopt a plan of operations imposed on them by his action, instead of leaving them the initiative and of being himself forced to adapt-his own action to their operations.
But he could not strike at Austria with Saxony ready to attack his own flank. Frederick never hesitated for his own part to subordinate the niceties of international law to the necessities of the hour. A couple of months after Port Mahon had surrendered to the French the King of Prussia marched into Saxony. If he could paralyse the Electorate, or, still better, if he could induce it to support him, he designed an immediate invasion of Bohemia and possibly a blow at Prague before the winter set in.
The plan was foiled, because the Saxons offered an unexpected resistence. Their forces concentrated in an impregnable position at Pirna, covering Dresden. Frederick had no alternative but to commence a blockade. An unsuccessful attempt to relieve the Saxons was made by the Austrian Marshal Browne - Scottish and Irish family names are notable among the commanders of continental armies of this period. The Saxons were starved into a surrender, Frederick entered Dresden, the Dresden Archives fell into his hands, and he was able to publish the evidence which justified his action. Saxon troops were obliged to serve in the armies of the king of Prussia, and Saxon money helped to supply the Prussian treasury.
But the resistance of Pirna had delayed operations too long for Frederick to surprise Bohemia by a sudden blow. Winter and spring were occupied in preparations and negotiations in which the diplomatic skill of Kaunitz was triumphant. The Treaty of Versailles, signed on May 1, 1757, established the terms of an alliance between Austria, Russia, and France, in which nearly all the advantages were to go to Austria. Prussia itself was to be partitioned between Austria, Russia, Poland, and Saxony, the Saxon Elector being also king of Poland; in the event only of complete success France was to have her own reward in the Netherlands. On the other hand Hanover, after a vain attempt to get her own territory guaranteed in return for neutrality, was obliged to take part with Prussia and to undertake the defence of the line of the Weser against the anticipated invasion by the French. The command of this force was entrusted to the Duke of Cumberland.
The allies apparently reckoned that Frederick, against so vast a combination, would adopt a purely defensive attitude and confine himself to preparations for resisting attack. But for Frederick at least the true defensive strategy lay in a vigorous offensive. He was overwhelmingly outnumbered; his one chance lay in striking crushing blows which should keep the circle of his enemies perpetually broken; and for carrying out this programme he had the strategical advantage of holding the interior lines. That is, being himself at the centre of a semicircle, he could fling the mass of his troops from one point to another on the circumference much more swiftly than could his foes. But taking the offensive involved enormous risks, and demanded a supreme audacity which lay outside the calculations of strategists who practised warfare on orthodox lines.
The Austrians were startled when suddenly at the beginning of May Frederick flung himself upon Bohemia and shattered their main force before Prague, before a second army could come up to its support and overwhelm him. But when he attempted to repeat the blow against the second Austrian army he met with a crushing defeat at Kolin; he was forced to fall back into Saxony, leaving a column under Bevern to hold the Austrians in check, when they should have recovered from their exertions sufficiently to advance in force. And meanwhile the great French army was advancing to measure swords with Cumberland on the Weser.
This was the position of affairs when the ministerial coalition, headed by Pitt and Newcastle, was formed in England at the end of June. It was not yet known in England that events of vast importance had been taking place in India, and that even at that moment Robert Clive was master of Bengal. It was indeed only quite recently that the public had learnt of the tragedy of the Black Hole of Calcutta in the previous July, for Indian news might take any time from six months to a year to travel. The whole situation looked appallingly black.
Nor were there immediate signs that it would lighten. The Weser was not in fact a defensible river. The great French army got across it unopposed, and proceeded to attack Cumberland at Hastenbeck. A battle was fought which was indecisive, nevertheless Cumberland, instead of holding his ground, fell back to the north as far as Stade on the Elbe, below Hamburg. There is reason to believe that in so doing he was acting against his own judgment under orders from his father, and that his own wish was to form a junction with Frederick.
The Convention of Kloster Seven
Whether that be true or not, his retreat left the way to Prussia through Hanover open. But the Duke of Richelieu, who was now sent to take command of the French army, tarried to plunder the country, which he did very effectively, and then turned in pursuit of Cumberland, who found himself in a cut de sac and apparently about to be overwhelmed by a much larger army than his own. Negotiations were opened through the instrumentality of the king of Denmark, and a convention was signed at Kloster Seven on September 10. Under the convention the non-Hanoverian troops under Cumberland's command were to be sent home, while the Hanoverians themselves were to be permitted to remain in winter quarters in the neighbourhood of Stade. In deference to Cumberland's urgency, Richelieu consented to waive the term "capitulation," which implies the act of a commander in the field completely binding in itself, and to call the agreement a "convention," an act which requires ratification by a government. It did not apparently occur either to Richelieu or to Cumberland that the convention might not be ratified; it was taken as a preliminary to the neutralising of Hanover. Nevertheless the convention was not ratified.
Richelieu moved off to occupy the south-western corner of Prussia with a portion of his troops, while the rest were despatched to join the second French army under Soubise, which was on the point of invading Saxony.
In England the news of the convention was received with a storm of indignation; its ratification was refused; Cumberland was recalled in disgrace, and refused to defend himself, though he believed himself to have been acting under King George's own orders. At the instance of Pitt Frederick was invited to appoint the Duke of Brunswick's brother, Prince Ferdinand, to the command of the forces in Hanover, while all idea of neutralising George's Electorate was abandoned.
The tale of misfortune was not yet complete. The first fruit of Pitt's accession to power in England was an expedition against Rochefort, on the west coast of France not far from Rochelle. But the General Mordaunt and the Admiral Hawke disagreed, and the expedition returned at the beginning of October, having accomplished practically nothing. The only good news so far was that in India Clive had captured the French factory at Chandernagur in March, for the conquest of Bengal was still undreamed of. American affairs still went ill.
The French under Montcalm had long before cleared the line of forts connecting Lake Ontario and the St Lawrence with the Ohio valley; now they captured Fort William Henry on the south of Lake George. The British commander, Lord Loudoun, relinquished the plan of attempting to capture Louisbourg; and Admiral Holburne, attempting to strike at the French fleet, failed to bring it to action, while his own force suffered so severely in a hurricane that it had to return home.
But although defeat and failure still through the closing months of 1757 seemed to be the order of the day for the British arms, November and December saw two of Frederick's most brilliant triumphs. In October the great French army under Soubise was preparing to deliver Saxony from its captor. It was always one of Frederick's supreme difficulties that he was precluded from playing a waiting game. It was of the utmost im-portance to him now to bring Soubise to an engagement and clear him off the field, so that he himself might get back to fight the Austrians, Soubise saw no reason to fight in order to please Frederick, and Frederick could not make a direct attack on him; but a raiding force of Austrian directed upon Berlin, drew Frederick with his army to the protection of the capital. The Austrians retreated again; but Soubise had been tempted forward by Frederick's withdrawal, and before he could in turn draw back again Frederick forced him to a decisive engagement at Rossbach. Soubise, with an immensely larger force, attempted an enveloping movement the Prussians fell upon the extended line, broke it, and crumpled it up.
The Battle of Leuthen
Meanwhile the Austrian main army had entered Silesia in force and was threatening to reduce it. It was fully time for Frederick to hasten back if the whole province was not to be lost. Exactly one month after he had overthrown the French at Rossbach he was facing the Austrians at Leuthen with his victorious army. Even in the interval Bevern had been defeated and taken prisoner, and the very important fortress of Schweidnitz had fallen to the Austrians. At Leuthen, perhaps the most brilliant of all Frederick's brilliant victories, the great Austrian army was shattered as thoroughly as the army of Soubise. By the end of the year Schweidnitz alone was held in Silesia by Frederick's enemies, and Schweidnitz fell in the following spring.
This article is excerpted from the book, 'A History of the British Nation', by AD Innes, published in 1912 by TC & EC Jack, London. I picked up this delightful tome at a second-hand bookstore in Calgary, Canada, some years ago. Since it is now more than 70 years since Mr Innes's death in 1938, we are able to share the complete text of this book with Britain Express readers. Some of the author's point of view may not be currently accepted by modern historians, but it is worth reading as a period piece of British attitudes at the time of writing.
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Wingstop offers flavors from sweet to raging heat
Christina Ruotolo
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Wingstop is a new restaurant at 1885 E. Fire Tower Road next to Baskin Robbins Ice Cream. Enjoy ample seating at artfully decorated tables with an aviation theme, listen to upbeat music and order an array of items from wings to sides from the easy-to-navigate menu.
Wingstop offers three styles of wings — classic bone-in, boneless or crispy tenders. Once you pick which wings you prefer, choose from a multitude of sauces and rubs to add spice, sweet, tangy or raging, tongue-burning flavors to jolt your taste buds. There are 12 flavors from sweet to Buffalo hot.
I decided to try them all, or I should say I attempted to try as many flavors as my taste buds would allow. You can order from six-100 wings at a time or select from crafted combos that include drinks and fries, with prices starting at $7.79. Don't forget to order sliced carrots and celery, and make sure to try the scratch-made cool ranch dressing or the savory chunky blue cheese. These are wings' perfect mates and necessary to ensure a complete wing experience.
I decided to start with sweet and tangy teriyaki wings. They have classic flavor that is perfect for those who do not seek a lot of heat. The wings are meaty and not wimpy with a crispy crust and flavorful, juicy inside. Next, I moved up the flavor scale and sampled the two most popular flavors on the menu: the lemon pepper and original hot classic. The original hot were deep orange in color, fire tossed with a heated front flavor profile. It made my tongue tingle with hotness, but it was not hot enough to need to call the fire department. The lemon pepper was on the opposite end of the scale with its citrus kick of lemon mixed with a zesty pepper crust.
My favorite wings by far were the hickory smoked barbecue wings with their sticky, rich and sweet sauce that reminded me of summer cookouts. It's a classic and homespun flavor we all know and most of us already love. If you crave crispy and garlicky, then choose the garlic Parmesan wings with their Italian-inspired taste that had a hint of garlic and buttery Parmesan cheese dusted on them. Super flavorful!
Other flavors include a Cajun zingy taste reminiscent of a Louisiana bayou. Or maybe you are seeking heat from the mango habanero sauce with a sweet and hot kick in the pants.
I decided to venture up the heat scale to the very hottest wing flavor Wingstop offers: the Atomic. This was aptly named. The wings were bright red and one small bite the size of a pea sent my tongue into a convulsion of heat, causing my nose to run, my face to heat up and my eyes to water. These bad boys have all the hot flavor many of you will flock to try. I will stick with the sweet and leave the heat for you adventure seekers.
Wingstop has more than just wings. It serves hand-cut crispy french fries that are dusted in an incredible salt and sugar mix. Other sides to try are the baked beans with onions in a sweet gravy or a classic, creamy Southern potato salad made with chopped egg and pickles. Other choices include a tangy coleslaw, fresh baked white rolls and desserts including cookies, brownies and other sweet treats. No matter what you choose, you will enjoy the Wingstop ride with or without the fire department.
Wingstop is open from 10:30 a.m.-midnight daily. Catering is available. For more information or to order and pick up in store, visit the website order.wingstop.com or call 689-6220.


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What boat cover do I need for a 2012 Carolina skiff center console 18CCJVX? I currently have a Carver cover that needs replacing stock number is 71018NP Gray. I would like it in a dark blue if available.
Here is a link that will help you, just click the boat covers by boat make and model. You will then go through the steps and it should bring up a custom boat cover for your application. If there is anything else I can do for you feel free to call or email. Thank you
I have a 25.5 Stamas: Tarpon open fisher.It has a gill bracket w/twin yamaha 250's.I added a bow pulpit that sticks out approx.21"s and I'm having the bow rail extended around it.the motors sit back approx 20".Looking for a cover that doesn't cover motors but maybe trailerable.Any suggestions with your covers?It has bow a rail over 6".Thanks
Go2marine has a semi custom Center Console Boat Cover for your application.
i have a 2000 wellcraft 210 fisherman with t-top. what length cover should i order? i am looking at the taylor made.
It appears to be a 21' boat, with bow rails over 6"…
You would need to order this Semi-custom Boat Cover.part number 156956.
I have a 2011 Sea Hunt Triton 225 with a fixed T Top. what cover size and model would fit that boat?
The Bow rails which would make a difference. The cover would have to be 6" or higher so you can use the No Bow Rail Cover.Here is a link to Semi-Custom Boat Covers 167331 is our part number for the correct length.
Which boat cover best fits a 2010 Carolina Skiff 218 DLV?
If your 2010 Carolina Skiff 218 DLV is not equipped with factory bow rails we have a Custom Boat Cover for that model and year.
If you do have rails, then you will want to look at the Semi-Custom covers for Bay Style, Shallow Draft Center Console boats.


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A video advertising the Goucher College Video Application: the first application process to use a student-submitted video as the determining factor for admission.
We Are Ready For You At Goucher
A video I produced for admitted students that was released about 2 weeks before school started.
President Bowen's Tour of Towson and Baltimore.
As an effort to attract new students, and ensure committed and accepted students come to Goucher, the President leads you on a tour of the surrounding area.
Celebrating Sanford J. Ungar
I produced this short video celebrating the 13 years of leadership Sandy Ungar brought to Goucher College.
Soljah Music
I've recently designed a logo and associated album artwork for the Soca artist "Soljah." Soljah is in fact a retired US Army First Sergeant. His brand of music is innovative within the genre, and the branding is intended to reflect a bold, yet subtle clever nature, with style. You'll find more info about Soljah on his web site (which I designed as well) www.soljahmusic.com
Gobi Consulting Logo completed.
I've recently finished the design for Gobi Consulting, a marketing and communications start-up. The imagery eludes a Phoenix rising and the Trade Winds of the U.S. Virgin Islands (of which the founder is from).
Happy New Year!
I brought in the new year at the world famous celebration hosted by Foxy's on Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands. With live music, food and a great beachside atmosphere all night long, there's no place else to be on New Years!
Happy Holidays
A video card/greeting I produced for Goucher College. I hope you enjoy.
Fabulously 50 Photography
My lovely mother, Monique Doute Ferrell celebrated her 50th birthday this weekend on her island home of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. The 4-day affair was grand and joyous, filled with music, dancing, food, family and friends. I was the official photographer and I got a ton of great shots. Check them out, and if you like them, they are available for download or you can order prints! Mo Fab 50 Photos
Need a Gift Idea?
How about some beautiful photographs? I've set up an e-commerce site on which you can easily buy prints and digital downloads of my work! https://vando.imagequix.com/P98NA9X
With just a few clicks you can pick the photos you like and order the respective print and/or digital file size for each, at a reasonable cost. Your prints will be processed at Nations Photo Lab (a local small business in Maryland) within 1 business day, and shipped directly to your door.
Thanks for your patronage and support!
I'm baaack!
Don't act like you didn't miss me... and I come free! (unlike all that junk you bought on Black Friday). I hope you and yours are having a Happy Holiday Season. Please be safe, and spend some time to unwind and reflect on how blessed you are over the holidays. And be sure to check out my site, as I'll be updating it with lots of new photos and design work over the next few weeks. Ciao! for now. -Rob


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Today, kratom is a rising star. It is a plant that is extensively used all over the world for medicinal herbs. Since it has become viral, they are many options when it comes to buying it. This makes it hard for some people to buy from the best kratom vendors. Even though most of the vendors sell kratom in the form of powder and tea, there are a few from whom you can buy kratom extract and oil. To help you make a good choice when purchasing Kratom online, here are some useful tips.
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Since Kratom is new in the market, many people do not have enough knowledge regarding the plant. The situation is even worse because of the neglect of the government and researchers. Therefore, for you to stay safe, it is wise to understand what you are buying. The following tips will keep you safe when starting your Kratom experience.
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Park Haciendas
Adjacent to the Chileno Bay Park, the Park Haciendas offer a perfect design for families planning to embrace the Chileno Bay Club lifestyle. Large pools, guest casitas, ample terrace space and several spacious floorplan options are just a few of the features offered in these four to seven bedroom seaside contemporary designs. A Park Hacienda home provides the opportunity of dwelling in a private paradise, within steps of the Park amenities and the spectacular beaches of Chileno Bay.
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Santa Barbara [K-Movie] (2014)
Summary : Because of his close friend's betrayal, music director Jung-Woo (Lee Sang-Yoon) lost his precious guitar to creditors. He is asked to make a commercial and meets advertising exec Soo-Kyung (Yoon Jin-Seo). Due to personality differences, they have a confrontation. Later, they drink wine and talk about wine, movies and Santa Barbara. They discover they actually have some things in common and they develop feelings for each other. The next evening, they drink again and get drunk. Soo-Kyung tells him that they have been a couple since yesterday. With their romance just blooming, Jung-Woo fails to meet the deadline for the commercial. Soo-Kyung is disappointed and their romance ends. Some time later, they meet again for a commercial project. They have to go to Santa Barbara which they both admire.
Genre : Drama, Romance
Format : mkv
Resolution : 406p (x264) + 720p (x265)
Duration : 98 Min
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Ben and Toni have had an offer to buy their first home accepted as long as they meet the conditions set out in the sale and purchase agreement. The property they're interested in is a $400,000 existing home in Hoon Hay, Christchurch. They have not been able to save a deposit, but have been KiwiSaver members since it started in July 2007.
In the last 12 months, they have earned a combined income of $100,000.
Both Ben and Toni have applications for the KiwiSaver HomeStart grant pre-approved and are eligible for $5,000 each to help with the purchase of their first home. They are also both eligible to withdraw their KiwiSaver contributions (including tax credits). However at least $1,000 must remain in their KiwiSaver account. Together they can withdraw $35,000.
Banks have advised they will need a deposit of between 15% and 20% of the purchase price ($61,500 – $82,000), which they don't currently have. After looking through the Welcome Home Loan website, they saw it may be possible to get a loan with only a 10% deposit so applied to a Welcome Home Loan lender and was able to show that with all of the KiwiSaver HomeStart grant and first-home withdrawal, they had $45,000 to put towards the purchase. As this worked out to a deposit of 11.25% and because they met the other lending criteria, they were approved for a Welcome Home Loan of $355,000.
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Despite a foot injury she suffered in podium training at the European championships in Brussels earlier this month, Czech gymnast Kristyna Palesova told IG she is stepping confidently towards her second Olympic performance at this simmer's Games in London.
"It was kind of bad luck for me, because I felt very good and I was in good shape," said Palesova, the lone Czech female artistic gymnast who will compete in London. "My whole podium training went well on each event. It happened on my last apparatus, beam, during the last minute of my podium training I did a forward salto and landed on my toe with my foot. At first I didn't feel anything that bad, so I was just like, 'OK, maybe my toe will be a little bit painful but let's continue the routine.' Then, when I went for my dismount, I took one step and it started to bleed."
Palesova said she was upset when doctors told her she needed four stitches and that competing would be dangerous. She even considered competing on uneven bars only, but common sense prevailed.
"On the day of qualifications I could barely walk on it, so it was just impossible to compete," she said. "I realized that being ready for London is much more important for me, so I didn't want to risk anything. When I came back to the Czech Republic, I realized there was nothing more to it, and that it should probably have happened to me. I mean, everything happens for a reason. So I tried to start thinking about the positive sides of this injury."
Palesova, who trains in Brno under coach Katerina Janeckova, said knowing that her injury was not serious helped her begin her recovery with confidence.
"I know it would take about two weeks, so in the second week I was doing a lot of strengthening and stretching, and some basics on bars," she said. "I was also resting a little bit, mentally and physically. I knew that it could maybe help me even more to come back rested and stronger."
Palesova said the careful but steady pace of her recovery process should benefit her in the final approach to the London Olympics.
"At the beginning of (last) week I started to also do the other events," she said. "For the first few days it was a little bit hard and still painful, but it was better and better day by day. Now I am doing everything again the same like before Europeans, so I am really happy that I didn't lose too much of my physical preparation, and it took me just a few days to get back into full training."
Palesova said she is eager for good performances the upcoming Czech championships and the FIG Challenger Cup in Ghent.
"I am really excited to be already back in full training, and I am looking forward to working hard before London," she told IG. "Hopefully I will be OK and there won't be anything more to impede me in this hard work."
Read "Rebuilding Phase," a profile on Palesova, in the June 2011 issue of International Gymnast magazine. To order back issues, click here.
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How to do a 2015 book challenge without reading? (You have to be very crafty!)
Maybe it's just me, but 2015 seems to be the year of the book challenge. I love setting targets for the year, and I've seen some really creative and fun reading ones out there to tempt me. The trouble is, I'm already working my way through a stack of classics for this blog, so rather than commit to another long list of titles, I decided to get crafty and devise my own 2015 book challenge but with a twist. the challenge won't be to read novelists, it'll be to knit them!
So, how will it work?
Every month, I will choose the writer whose book has most inspired or moved me, and I'll knit a tiny little version of them and post up a picture on here with my reasons for choosing them.
As the months roll by I should build up a nice little collection of authors and poets and who knows, I might even take them out for some adventures.
Until then, they can hang out in my cabin with all my knitted footballers. (That's a whole other story, but if you really want to, you can see and read about them here – http://theknittedfootballer.com/ )


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Richard Edwards is a North London based Photographer, specialising in Fine-Art, Portraiture, Events and Sports Photography.
As an academically trained Photographer, educated to Degree level, Richard commands an excellent understanding of both the technical and practical aspects of Photography, as well as that of its history and role as a form of art and expression.
Richard shoots with Canon Professional cameras and lenses, and uses portable lighting systems which allows a studio environment to be easily setup anywhere, both indoors and on location.
Aside from Photography, Richard has worked for a number of years in Post-Production for Feature Films in areas which include Production Management, Online Editing, Data Wrangling, Stereography, Digital Intermediates and Colour Grading. He has worked for companies which include Warner Bros, 20th Century Fox, Walden Media, Framestore and Prime Focus. Recent Film Credits include 'Guardians of the Galaxy', 'Maleficent', 'Edge of Tomorrow', 'World War Z', 'Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows: Part 2' & 'The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader'.
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After whining about winter on Monday, I left my bike at home and took the L train to work two days in a row. That sounds ridiculous in hindsight – two days in a row – but I really needed a short break from winter biking. The trick to enjoying life on two wheels is not to make bicycling feel like an obligation. As such, on the rare occasions when I feel burned out, I back off. By this morning, I was champing at the bit to get back in the saddle (uh, too many mixed horse metaphors?).
Sure, the temperature was the lowest of the year at -6F with -25 wind chills, but after conquering arctic air three weeks ago, I'm no longer intimidated.
Seriously, I simply threw on an extra layer of wool, wrapped a scarf around my face, tucked warming packs in my boots and mittens, and the ride was perfectly fine. Full outfit: tweed skirt, wool leggings, blouse, wool sweater, puffy down vest, wool socks, snow boots, hat, scarf, mittens, sunglasses. The biggest difference between today and any other Chicago winter day is that my sinuses got really dry.
The feeling of being back on my bike was exhilarating. I felt like myself again. You know how they say absence makes the heart grow fonder? That is certainly the case with me and my bikes, especially when the alternative is a slow and crowded L train (though that's still way better than driving).
One weird thing about the ride was that my bike felt exaggeratedly slow and heavy, the pedaling like churning rich butter. By the time I arrived at work, my body was more fatigued than usual. Talking with Mr. Dottie later, I learned that he had the same experience this morning on his vintage Raleigh.
Does anyone know what would cause this? I have a few different theories: the arctic wind (doubtful because I've experienced stronger – but not as cold – Chicago wind without the same affect); the extreme cold did something weird with our bodies; the extreme cold did something weird with our cranks/gear hubs. Thoughts?


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Jean Anthelme Brillant-Savarin, author of the first gastronomy treatise (The Physiology of Taste, 1825), said that the host's job is to assume the responsibility of the guests' happiness as long as they are under our roof.
At Espai Mas Marroch we are driven by the firm intention to put in your hands all the necessary tools to make you the perfect host on the day of your celebration. The surroundings, the food, the atmosphere, the drinks, our total attention and implication is destined to accomplish the maximum satisfaction of those whom you gather around the table.
The Space
The Mas Marroch (Country House) is a XV century Gothic house located on the outskirts of Girona in a natural environment. Contiguous to the Country House there is a newly built wide space for banquets following the architectural lines of maximum integration with the surroundings and with minimalist aesthetics looking for the complete modularity and adaptation to any kind of event.
Attached to the Main Room, an auxiliary glazed highly illuminated room delights you with a glance to the fruit plantations of the same house.
The Centenary Gardens surrounding the house are a magnificent setting for outdoor celebrations in the middle of the nature before the beauty of the stones that build the Country House. They are also ideal to savour the aperitifs, an open view of the meaning of the present gastronomy for the Roca Brothers. Wide and elegant, illuminated and romantic, the colour changes of a surprising landscape in every season are an extraordinary ally to our seasonally adapted cuisine.
And our new space, The Agora. We have created this singular ecosustainable building so you and your guests can enjoy under a natural pergola made of Km Zero stones.
The space is not meant to be the protagonist in Mas Marroch: an ambience of simplicity and the research for the essential shall prevail. The decoration is never intended to have a main role because the environment should never attract the real interest of a celebration: you are the protagonists, the atmosphere is an harmonic accompaniment. Straight and clean lines, blacks and whites, simplicity in the shapes, basic colours, minimalism.
With the old sheds of the Country House as a starting point, the current design of the banquet's space of the Mas Marroch is a piece of work by Sandra Tarruella's interior design study. Her study, specialised in the decoration of restaurants and hotels, is also responsible for the transformation of the old Torre de Can Roca into the current El Celler de Can Roca. It was a finalist in the FAD awards of 2009 intervention in which she created a modern yet cosy ambience playing with the light, spaces and materials.
Mas Marroch is a space open to the organisation of any kind of event. An adjustable space which manages to create different environments without having to move anywhere else. A changeable space: and auditorium, a living room, a fair, a concert, a classroom, an event's hall. A hermetic space where you can enjoy a celebration without disturbing or being disturbed. An isolated space: in the middle of the nature, surrounded by forests and fruit plantations, an oasis of calm and tranquility.
And finally, in the same plot of 8 hectares that surrounds the country house, a wide parking space that will make the access highly convenient for your guests.
Promise of Success
The experience grants us with the power to advise you; having come a long way gives us the ability to do so; the knowledge obtained from the daily observation makes us able to help you achieve everything you need. This is why we dare to present your event, your party, your celebration just the way you imagined it. We are with you to make the ideal dream come true.
We are absolutely convinced that success can only be reached provided that there is an optimal human team. And that is our best asset. From the reception to the cuisine, from the banquet room to the management of the event, we know the complicity among the team members is key to ensure the happiness of the guests. Simplicity, generosity, kindness, knowledge, predisposition, observation, naturalness and respect. Those are the principles and values we demand ourselves.
The transversality is also a key concept in our way of understanding things. Our work is a synergetic work among all the professionals that intervene in an event, in your event. We work with all of the actors who take part in it. And at the same time, we provide solutions that complement our proposal: photography, music, decorations and facilities, to name but a few.


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Interview with James Dean Vogel, a licensed Professional Engineer with more than 25 years' experience in biochemical engineering. Vogel has worked as a director, project manager and engineer with Amgen, GlaxoSmithKline and ImClone among others, and is an Adjunct Professor at Stevens Institute of Technology. He founded the BioProcess Institute, which tests bioprocess components and offers consulting to a broad range of manufacturers and their suppliers in the biopharmaceutical, pharmaceutical, food and cosmetics industries. Vogel is a member of NAHAD's Hose Safety Institute Advisory Council.
NAHAD: Tell me a little about your background and how you got involved with biochemical engineering.
Vogel: It was early in my career that the whole idea of biochemical engineering really hit me. I was good at science in high school, and I then went to Rutgers University, where they had one of the first accredited biochemical engineering programs. During my freshman year, we took introductory classes in different areas of engineering, like civil, mechanical and so on, and within minutes of my introduction to biochemical engineering, I knew that was what I wanted to do.
The whole idea of cells and biological systems as little factories to make a product was, to me, the ultimate challenge, not to mention the benefits I found later on as I got more involved with medicine in helping people treat horrendous diseases with novel therapies.
I also brew my own beer as a hobby. When you think about that and compare it to how these drugs are made, while it's very expensive media being used to produce the drugs, it's actually more or less the very same process of making beer.
NAHAD: Considering your experience with some of the companies in your career, you must have worked on some pretty fascinating projects. Can you tell me about one that stands out in your mind?
Vogel: There are many, but here are two extremes.
Early in my career I worked with Lipton Tea. We wanted to make an instant tea that tasted like tea from a tea bag. We worked on creating and streamlining a biological process to make the product using enzyme technologies and reverse osmosis and other novel technologies that are also used in human therapeutics. It was a prototype that unfortunately never went forward, but that was quite an interesting project. We did, later on, bring a lot of what we learned there to the large-scale production plant to improve production and quality.
The other example is in pharmaceuticals, when I led the design of a large plant to make the product Enbrel, which treats arthritis. At the time, it was in very short supply, and there was actually a lottery for folks trying to get it. I led a team of engineers to design and direct the building of that plant, which cost hundreds of millions of dollars. It's now a very productive plant, and many of the folks that I brought into the plant are still there in leadership positions.
NAHAD: Tell me about your work with the BioProcess Institute. Why did you found the institute, and what projects have you been focusing on recently?
Vogel: We do third-party independent testing to look at the performance of components in the bioprocess industry. We also do consulting to help people solve problems with their processes. The ability to clean and freely drain, so as not to retain process fluids, is key for the bioprocess industry. This helps ensure the production of pure products, and ultimately patient safety in the case of making biopharmaceuticals. We test hoses as well as other components, and we evaluate them for how they perform, whether to investigate a failure or to look at process performance, service life or when it will require maintenance.
We recently looked at the cleanability of hoses in the different configurations that they're installed and how that affects the ability to remove soil in them, and we found some interesting things. We found that cleanability was actually more dependent on how the hose was mounted in the fixture than other factors we suspected would be more critical. We also recently did thermal cycling of hoses and learned that autoclaving put significantly more wear on them than steaming in place.
NAHAD: How did you get involved with NAHAD and the Hose Safety Institute Advisory Council, and how has your background helped you to contribute to Council goals?
Vogel: Ernie Pitchford at Parker Hannifin and I are on the ASME BioProcessing Equipment (BPE) standards committee, and he suggested that my experience may be beneficial on the Council and introduced me to NAHAD.
As someone with experience in the bioprocess area, I believe I bring that experience and that diversity to the group. I'm able to bring what I've learned about hose design and application to the community through my association with the Council, something I think is needed more and more. I'm involved with other organizations' standards, but I really see the Hose Safety Institute as just the right mix of people who really understand the function of the components.
NAHAD: How do the NAHAD Hose Assembly Guidelines provide value within the manufacturing and distribution industry in general and within biological manufacturing in particular?
Vogel: The Guidelines provide a lot of value. It's a good reference for distributors, who don't always know how their hoses are applied. It also helps them give guidance to their clients who may also need help. The cleaning study is a good example, since I didn't have the Guidelines when I did that study, and we could have used them. We had the recommendations from the manufacturer, but they weren't as robust as what we now have in the Guidelines.
My experience is that most people don't install hoses properly. We've simulated those conditions in the lab and confirmed that if they're not installed properly, their function will be affected. Within biological manufacturing, like with other types of manufacturing, it comes back to the idea of application and having some specific guidelines for installations. Most biological people are not experts on hoses and not all vendors and distributors are experts in biological processes. This is a great resource for distributors wanting to give better advice to their end users who need that support.
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Elizabeth Kott Goes Into The Closet – Comes Out Rich
"Closet Rich is anything but your typical online vintage store. Yes, there you can buy fabulous, au courant pre-loved-and-worn items. But founder Elizabeth Kott takes a brilliantly personal approach to gathering such pieces. She goes into the rich closets of the fashionable clients and helps them both into and out of garments they own. It's the kind, non-nationally-televised version of What Not To Wear, so no public humiliation. Kott is there to calmly walk you through your wardrobe, reviving pieces that have gone forgotten, selling pieces that don't jive with you anymore, and purging things that should never be seen again. We caught up with Elizabeth Kott and talked technique"
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We hope you can join us this evening, Tuesday 17 June 2014, for our meeting.
We hope to have a member of Lambeth's Sustainable Transport
Team speaking about the next steps for implementation of the Lambeth Cycling Strategy
and how we achieve the vision of making Lambeth the most cycle friendly
borough in London. Find out how we can work with, and put pressure on,
the council to achieve this vision and create real space for cycling
At the meeting we will also be joined by Made in Lambeth to talk about the possibility of working with them on a future cycling event.
And of course we will be looking at all the latest cycling developments in the borough.
meeting will take place at the Stockwell Resource Centre, 1 Studley
Road, SW4 7:30-9:00pm. The Centre is located behind Stockwell tube
station with cycle parking in the forecourt.
Lambeth Cyclists meeting this evening 17 June 2014 7:30pm Stockwell
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Last night Channel 4 screened a show called Porn On The Brain, presented by Martin Daubney (ex editor of Loaded magazine).
The show ticked 13 out of 24 of the squares on Bad Sex Media Bingo, notably:
- Porn rewires your brain
- Sex science = brain scans and labcoats
- All porn is bad (or good) – 1970s and 80s porn was presented as entirely fun and lighthearted, and current internet porn as all dangerous and bad
- Sex addiction is real
- Complex topic oversimplified
- Kink! Is weird, strange or dangerous – lots of referring to anything other than images of naked women as not NORMAL
- 'Sex ed not good enough': complaining not doing
- Zomg! Teens! Internet! Sexualization! STI rates!
Click on the links to read more about why each of these is a problem, and what would be better for future shows of this kind.
There is an article about the show, and the research included in it, here: