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Darryl & David Bailey, Bailey's Health & Fitness: Brother say they 'just won't quit'
David and Darryl Bailey say an "unbelievable" bond, trust and work ethic help them face the test of the pandemic and the passing of the company's founder.
Four decades ago, Terry Parker High School Class of 1979 graduate Don Bailey opened a small gym for a group of friends.
That was 1981, after an injury ended his college football career.
His younger brother, Darryl, partnered in the business in 1989, as did David Bailey, the youngest of the three Bailey boys, two years later.
"It was a side job for a long time and then finally became a full-time career for us," said David Bailey, 54, president and CEO.
Over time they consolidated their efforts and now, 40 years later, the brothers own and run 16 Bailey's Health & Fitness centers in North Florida and one in Brunswick, Georgia.
A 17th is scheduled to open in July in Oakleaf Station in Southwest Jacksonville.
"For us, it's always been great to have a passion for what you do," David Bailey said.
Revenue and staff were growing, but the Baileys faced a pandemic-mandated shutdown for about two months in 2020 and other safety adjustments.
Revenue fell $3 million, 12%, to $21.5 million in 2020. Staff dropped from 360 to 285.
Yet the biggest blow that year was personal.
Founder Don Bailey died of a cardiac issue in August at 59.
"It's been very tough on the business and the family," said Vice President and COO Darryl Bailey, 57.
The brothers, three years apart in age, had a division in duties. Darryl and David Bailey assumed Don's.
"We're different in our tastes and styles but ultimately there's an unbelievable bond and trust and…" Darryl Bailey started to say.
"Work ethic," David Bailey concluded.
Don Bailey, who became a grandfather before his death, was president but had begun transitioning his role.
"We bounced everything off of him and he was that steady rock that always gave us a level-headed opinion," said Darryl Bailey.
The company purchased Don's interest in the business from his estate.
The three grew up in Arlington and graduated from Terry Parker – Darryl in 1981 and David in 1984.
Their father, Don Sr., installed telephones and maintained lines at Southern Bell.
Their mother, Dian, held several jobs, including school crossing guard, greeting card representative, Downtown gift shop owner (The Grand Gesture in the Blackstone Building) and then 20 years in mortgage banking.
Their sister, Denise, the third of the four siblings, died in an accident at the age of 21.
When Don Sr. retired after more than 30 years, their mother asked the boys to put him to work, so they did, in the warehouse.
"A lot of people have the idea that we were rich kids and that our parents gave us this business. That's clearly not the case," Darryl Bailey said.
Their oldest brother, Don, the company founder, died in August.
They credit their parents for their roots and core values.
Arlington remains their home base, with headquarters as well as a fitness center at the Monument Landing center at Monument and McCormick roads.
During the pandemic shutdown, the Baileys cleaned the clubs and equipment top to bottom, painted, upgraded HVAC and installed systems, at $10,000 per location, to keep the air clean and purified.
"We were in there doing maintenance, cleaning, things that were hard to do when we're open 24 hours a day, seven days a week," David Bailey said.
They kept management on full salary and most of the full-time staff remained, while part-time workers were furloughed to receive unemployment benefits.
The company is back up to 300 employees and needs to be at 325, Darryl Bailey said.
In fact, the pandemic caused more people to focus on health and fitness, they said.
They have more than 60,000 members. Club visits in March, a year after the pandemic, were the highest in company history.
The Baileys say ongoing staff training is essential for customer service. On the financial side, they've grown with little debt.
That allows them to innovate continually with the latest equipment, classes, focus areas like boot camp and cycling, nutrition supplements, apparel sales and other features.
"It comes back to customer service, cleanliness and constant maintenance. It's been a huge advantage to us," David Bailey said.
"We just won't quit. We won't be beat," Darryl Bailey said.
"Whatever comes our way, we just say, 'OK, how do we deal with that? What's next?'"
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Carlos Modesto Prosperi Manuitt, (Caracas, Venezuela, 18 de octubre de 1977) es un político y abogado venezolano dirigente del partido político Acción Democrática (AD) y diputado de la Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela por el estado Guárico durante el periodo 2016-2021. Es precandidato presidencial en las elecciones primarias de la Plataforma Unitaria, planteadas para 2023.

Biografía
Carlos Modesto Prosperi nació en la ciudad de Caracas el 18 de octubre de 1977, sin embargo a corta edad se trasladó junto a su familia al estado Guárico, específicamente al municipio Las Mercedes donde vivió su juventud y curso estudios. Su padre Carlos Prosperi, fue alcalde entre 1989-1992 del municipio Juan José Rondón por el partido social-cristiano COPEI. Prosperi declaró en 2022 que proviene de una familia de izquierda.

Curso estudios de derecho en la Universidad Bicentenaria de Aragua donde obtuvo el título de abogado.

Trayectoria política
Inició en política desde temprana edad, ingresando en 1997 en la campaña del entonces diputado Eduardo Manuitt del partido Patria Para Todos, para las elecciones regionales de 1998, quien finalmente ganó la gobernación, apoyado por el entonces candidato presidencial, Hugo Chávez. Fue posteriormente, en 1999, que ingresó al partido Acción Democrática. Llegó a ocupar los cargos de secretario juvenil municipal y secretario municipal.

Fue electo diputado suplente en las elecciones parlamentarias de septiembre de 2010 por el Estado Guárico como segundo de lista. En las elecciones regionales de diciembre de 2010, convocadas tras la muerte del gobernador Willian Lara, Prosperi fue candidato de AD a la gobernación de Guárico. Poco después recibe el apoyo de la Mesa de la Unidad Democrática y del otro candidato opositor, Franco Gerratana, de Patria Para Todos, quien declinó en su favor. Se enfrentó a Luis Gallardo, del PSUV, quien venció con el 77 % de los votos, frente al 22 % obtenido por Prosperi.

Fue seleccionado por la Mesa de la Unidad Democrática como cabeza de lista de la coalición en las elecciones parlamentarias de 2015 por Guárico. Fue electo como diputado para el período 2016-2021, integrando en la Asamblea Nacional la Comisión Permanente de Medios de Comunicación. También se convirtió en secretario general de AD en Guárico, tomando notoriedad en el partido a nivel nacional. Durante su periodo legislativo fue Jefe de la Bancada de la mayoría en la Asamblea Nacional, asumiendo en 2020.

Con la intervención judicial de parte del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia a Acción Democrática, fue nombrado en junio de 2020 como secretario de organización nacional de la facción de AD liderada por Henry Ramos Allup.

En las elecciones regionales de 2021, Prosperi anunció sus intenciones de ser candidato a la alcaldía del Municipio Libertador de Caracas por AD, candidatura que finalmente no concretó.

Precandidatura presidencial
En agosto de 2022 anuncia su precandidatura presidencial dentro de las elecciones primarias de la Plataforma Unitaria. El 13 de septiembre de ese año, recibe el apoyo de su partido, siendo Henry Ramos Allup quien anunció la candidatura de Prosperi, en el marco del aniversario de la tolda blanca, convirtiéndose en el primer candidato presidencial oficial de AD desde la candidatura de Luis Alfaro Ucero en 1998.

Véase también

 Marlon Díaz Golindano
 Elías Sayegh
 Rafael Ramírez Colina

Referencias

Guariqueños
Dirigentes de Acción Democrática

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Snowden's Leaks vs. Executive Summaries of Classified Information: Which Do You Trust?
"We have plenty of evidence that he destroyed our freedom!" "May we see it?" "No."
Here's a really easy question: who do you trust more, Edward Snowden and the ACLU or the NSA/CIA/Congress? For most people, probably 90% of people, that's a really easy question, though it is probably split pretty evenly, around as easily as the election. And depending on the answer, you can be pretty certain of their vote.
A lot of people who would immediately distrust the NSA and the CIA, small-government conservatives who are varying degrees of black helicopter types, instantly start screeching like Donald Sutherland in Invasion of the Body Snatchers when they hear the letters "ACLU", and so to them, Snowden is a traitor. Other people instinctively assume that the intelligence services, and indeed the whole intelligence community, are a pack of habitual liars.
This is of course relevant now as Edward Snowden, the ACLU, and various civil liberty groups have been pushing for a Presidential pardon for his crimes, tied in to the new Oliver Stone movie, which is actually a really weird sentence to write. In The Guardian, he argued that "the disclosure of the scale of surveillance by US and British intelligence agencies was not only morally right but had left citizens better off."
"Yes, there are laws on the books that say one thing, but that is perhaps why the pardon power exists – for the exceptions, for the things that may seem unlawful in letters on a page but when we look at them morally, when we look at them ethically, when we look at the results, it seems these were necessary things, these were vital things.
"I think when people look at the calculations of benefit, it is clear that in the wake of 2013 the laws of our nation changed. The [US] Congress, the courts and the president all changed their policies as a result of these disclosures. At the same time there has never been any public evidence that any individual came to harm as a result."
Is that a legal case? It is not. But pardons really are. A pardon isn't getting a setence overturned; it is saying that the punishment far outpaced the crime, or that the morality of punishment is not proportionate to what the person did. It's how (on the other side) the perpetrators of Iran/Contra were pardoned by George HW Bush: they were defending their country, and so why should they be punished for that? As deliciously uncomfortable as that may be for both sides, that is the essential moral argument. What was happening was bad, I exposed it, things are better: isn't that what the law should really be about? If not, then the law is an ass, yes?
But it's not so cut-and-dried. Yesterday, the House Intelligence Committee released a damning 36-page report about how, far from being a whistle-blower, he was a thief of national security information, a man who stole classified intelligence documents that compromised national security, and who put American lives in danger. As the report addressed to President Obama said, ""We urge you not to pardon Edward Snowden, who perpetrated the largest and most damaging public disclosure of classified information in our nation's history."
Er, sorry, not the report. The three-page summary. The report itself is classified, along with anything that resembles corroborating evidence of their allegations. Or really any evidence at all. It's assertion and character assassination, full of phrases like "when in fact he washed out because of shin splints," in reference to his Army career, which is just sort of petty. They also argue that he is "not a whistleblower", but instead just a "disgruntled employee", which: you can be both. In fact, I'd bet it's a 1:1 ratio, historically.
But that's sort of key to their "argument", which has two component parts.
This man is not a hero. He's a spoiled traitor, probably a Millennial, who hates America, wasn't very good at his job, and so was just seeking attention. He's one of those people, a lefty good governance type. Can you really trust him?
Trust us.
What is is boiling down to is essentially political tribalism, and that's what the intelligence services are counting on. They are counting on a chesty sort of patriotism, the kind that is normally up in arms about the government taking away our liberties, except when it comes to "national security" and, just as important, liberal bashing. Because the ACLU is involved, and we all know what we think about them, yes?
It's a pretty incredible feat, really. You have the same people who were outraged that "Obama was listening to my phone calls" who are still the natural anti-pardon allies. That includes Congress, which sees him as a tyrant, and now urges him to reject the man that exposed it. The Dems on the committee went right along, because the great unifier is fealty to the national security state.
And that's what it is. 15 years after the September 11th attacks, all is security. The NSA, which was honest-to-god spying on every single American citizen, can be portrayed as the good guy in this fight, because they are going against terrorism and therefore defending our liberties. Anyone who goes against that is, by default, an enemy, even if most people are happy that he threw a wrench into these programs.
The Snowden debate is of course more than about just one man, although it is also very much about the life of a man who gave away his life for the cause of justice. But it's about every mental alley, every deception, and every burst of cognitive dissonance that we have been living with for 15 years. We can hate the NSA and the CIA and Congress for spying on us, and countenancing that spying, but then turn on the person who exposed it. We can bemoan our loss of civil liberties until we hear that they are being defended by the ACLU, and then we turn around, face contorted into a snarl, and defend the NSA for keeping us safe. There's no limit to the way the "War of Terror" has mutated our mental lives, our politics, and even the very ideas of our democracy. Snowden exposed that, and. along with organizations like the ACLU and some very brave and smart journalists, is forcing us to slowly deal with it. For that, I think, he's a hero, and should not just be pardoned, but celebrated.
(Addendum: I don't think everything should be open; I think Chelsea Manning gave up too much, and that Julian Assange is sinister, even before his recent embrace of Putin and Trump. There's a big difference though. Diplomatic cable should be private; for diplomacy to work, they have to be. But I knew that diplomatic cables existed. This wasn't a dramatic expose. It was secretly filming a celebrity in the shower: it isn't an image-defying surprise they clean themselves; it's just titillation. There was more in her leaks, of course, but there was also a lot of stuff that depended on privacy, not really secrecy. What Snowden did is to me completely different. He brought to light the inarguable certainty that information on all of us was being secretly collected. He didn't share my web searches with the world.)
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Kate has a very outgoing, fun-loving and spirited personality. She has always been full of life, always had a smile on her face and almost always knew how to make others feel happy. As a child, Kate was pretty easy-going, never really caring about tomorrow, but as she grew older, that changed a little. She became a little more disciplined and responsible. But sometimes she still has that easy-going moment where she would just enjoy herself and not care about what others think, or what tomorrow will bring.
Young Kate has also been very creative, loving music, but especially art. She loved to draw and paint from a very young age and got quite good at it. Later, in her teen years she found her love and talent for photography. She got her first 'big' camera when she 16. From there on forward she has always practised and taken various classes to improve her skills.
She loves to go out with friends to party and have fun. She is confident, loves herself the way she is and she's not afraid to show that. Kate would go for funny, confident males... occasionally even one of the macho types, since nothing serious has come up in her love life yet. Not that she is actually looking for someone, but it would be nice to find that better half of herself. For now, she doesn't mind the friends-with-benefits type of relationships, or the one-night-stands. That might make her look like she sleeps with just anyone, but she really doesn't.
Intellectually Kate often presents herself as being dumber than she actually is. She often hides that she is actually quite smart. Of course she doesn't know everything and she didn't exactly study, but at least she's smart enough to run her own gallery and she actually has quite a lot of general knowledge.
However, Kate does have some negative traits, too. For once, she's terrible with languages, she does speak English perfectly and some Scottish, but that's about it. Whatever she's learned of French in school is all gone now. She may know a couple of words and phrases, but that's all.
She's also a terrible cook, which is why she mostly goes out for dinner, orders in or just eats instant food. Instead she's very good at mixing drinks, thanks to her party-girl side.
She has a pretty good poker-face, plays good game of pool, she likes to dance, but she is an absolutely terrible singer. She's afraid of spiders and heights.
Kate was born in New York to parents Leah and Allan Lynelle.
Her father Allan, originally from Inverness in the Scottish Highlands, moved to London to study Dentistry. However, after he finished his studies, wanderlust settled in and Allan began to travel to different places in the world, including Spain, France, Germany, New Zealand and finally he ended up in New York, where he decided to take a job as a dentist and stay for a couple of years.
In New York he met young Leah Scott, an Au-Pair from Worcester, England. At first they were just friends for a while, but after a couple of months Allan asked her out on a date. The couple ended up dating for the remainder of Leah's Au-Pair contract and then the young woman returned home to England, only to return to New York a couple of months later, just to be with Allan.
Leah took up a job as a childcare worker, the job she had been training for. Life in the big city had been hard for her at first, but she got used to the buzz really fast and especially with the help of Allan. The two of them were sharing Allan's apartment for quite a while. After about two years of dating, he proposed and they got married just a couple of months later.
Always wanting to have a family and being a mother, it didn't take long for Leah to get pregnant. Nine months later, Kate Leah Lynelle was born on February 19, 1987.
The small family moved into a bigger apartment shortly before the birth of their first child. With Allan sometimes working long hours, most of the work was up to Leah, but she was happy, because when Allan was around, they really enjoyed their time. He was always sweet, caring and so helpful. And he was so happy to be with his daughter, play with her and watch her grow up. Leah didn't mind staying at home so she could take care of baby Kate.
Originally Leah wanted to return to work when Kate was one year old, but when that time came she was pregnant with baby number 2. So Leah quit her job, since Allan earned enough money to support the family and guarantee them a good lifestyle.
However, Baby number 2 never arrived. Leah miscarried a baby boy at 20 weeks. That tragic and sad event shattered the young woman. She became depressed for a while and her relationship to Allan became a little strained, tension grew between them for a while, but Allan proved his vows to his wife. He never left her side, stood by her and eventually they overcame the sadness and the problems and grew closer than they were before.
So Kate grew up in a loving, caring and supportive environment. Her father sometimes spoiled her with gifts and trips to the Zoo, the museum or wherever she wanted to go.
But he also made certain that Kate knew that she had to work for those things as well. She had her tasks in the household, where she would help her mother and she always had to do her best at school, without being pressured, though.
Kate was 12 when her mother decided to try for another baby. Of course they'd tried it before, but Leah just couldn't seem to get pregnant. Until one night, when Kate returned from her best friend's home, her mother had happy news for her and her father. She was pregnant.
Being used to being an only child, Kate had some trouble adjusting to that. She feared that she wouldn't be important anymore when the new baby arrived and that all the attention would be on the new baby. But on the other hand, she's always wanted a sibling. Her critical view changed when her baby sister Josie Ellen finally arrived.
During her teenage years, starting with the age of 14, Kate became more of a rebel. She'd sneak out to go to parties, or she'd just hang out with her friends instead of studying for school. Or she'd walk around the city taking photos. It was the time when that interest awoke and she spent a lot of time focusing on that instead of focusing on school work.
On the one hand her parents weren't too pleased about it, but on the other hand they still loved their daughter.
A visit of Leah's childhood home woke the homesickness inside of Kate's parents. And with a job offer in Hereford for her father, the small family eventually moved back to the UK. Leah was 16 when they moved into a small house in Hereford.
Being used to the big city it took quite a while for Kate to get used to the UK. She had her mother's accent and she kinda liked the countryside, but she had no friends whatsoever. Her parents had decided to send her to a school names St. Trinian's. That didn't help with the rebel in Kate though. But she soon found new friends within that school and she did really well.
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Place influences in framing and understanding climate change adaptation challenges
Lyth, A | Harwood, Andrew | Hobday, Alistair J | McDonald, Jan
The climate change literature emphasises the importance of geographical understanding for guiding adaptation, in which "place" perspectives are particularly significant. After "scale", the term "place" within the climate change adaptation literature is most often implicitly used in reference to a delineated and localised region, such as place-based risk assessment or place-based adaptation planning. Here, we use a case study of the Australian island-state of Tasmania to demonstrate the importance and particularity of place in the formation of climate change adaptation issues, problem definition and framing, and the dynamics of knowledge and praxis development across a range of research and industry sectors. We describe the significance of the place Tasmania with regard to its geographical location; its portrayal as an island place; and its cultural meaning and relations. Through a synthesis of climate change adaptation research, policy literature and engagement with researchers and stakeholders, we identify three emergent thematic place characterisations of Tasmania. We find that these characterisations have contributed directly or indirectly to the: initiation and extent of research and practical activities; the framing of adaptation issues and perspectives on potential adaptation responses in different sectors including the marine biodiversity and resources sector, small business and human health sectors. Exposing these influences is essential for focusing future adaptation activities, including research, planning, investment and practice, in Tasmania and other locations where place is a central issue.
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Iranian President Calls US 'Most Isolated Country' at UN General Assembly
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The Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called US the most isolated country at the 72th Session of the UN General Assembly due to its position on the Iranian nuclear deal.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Rouhani noted that other countries at the Assembly didn`t share US views concerning the deal.
"It is absolutely clear that the United States was left alone. The United States was the most isolated country," Rouhani said.
Rouhani added that the statements by US President Donald Trump were at odds with the positive position adopted by other UN states.
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Tillerson Admits IAEA Reports Indicate Iran in Compliance With Nuclear Deal
"He [Trump] stated that the [Iranian nuclear] deal was bad, but all the other countries say that the agreement is good," the Iranian President said, adding that the deal can not be revised.
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he had made up his mind on whether the United States would exit the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, also known as the Iran nuclear deal. However, Trump did not reveal what his decision is.
Trump has repeatedly criticized the nuclear agreement, decrying it as one of the worst deals in history. After taking office in January, Trump threatened to unilaterally withdraw from the agreement as the administration started to review whether lifting sanctions on Iran is in the interest of the US national security.
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Some of the actors and actresses are so much devoted to their acting. In fact, their on-screen chemistry makes many viewers believe that are even married in real life. Same goes to old Hollywood actors, Mariette Hartley, and James Garner.
Mariette Hartley and James Garner appeared together on popular series of television commercial advertising Polaroid cameras. Marriette also grabbed Emmy Award for her television performances. Meanwhile, the duo became one of the favorite American stars. But wait, Mariette is not married to James in her real life. Then, who is the real-life partner of Hartley? Moreover, what is the figure of her net worth? Let's find out.
Mariette Hartley tied the knot with her current husband, Jerry Sroka in 2005. Jerry is a renowned actor and producer. The duo exchanged their vows privately in presence of close friends and family.
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The duo already spent over 13 years of married life and still shares good bonding. Currently, she is living her blissful conjugal relationship. In addition, the couple also never broke news about conflicts and extramarital affairs.
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Even after more than a decade of their marital relationship, Hartley and her husband Sroka are yet to welcome their first child together. However, both Hartley and Sroka have children from their past relationships. Before exchanging his wedding vows with Hartley, Sroka was already a father of two children, Warren Sroka, Liz Sroka, though their mother is still a mystery. That said, who was the former husband of Mariette? Let's explore below.
Mariette is not new to marriage. Mariette Hartley covers three married life up to this moment. Firstly, in 1960 she tied the knot with her boyfriend turned husband John Seventa. Later, she divorced him in 1962.
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Secondly, she united in wedlock with her lover Patrick Boyriven in 1978. However, her marriage with the second husband also ended up in divorce in 1996. The actress never opens up about her reason behind their separation.
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In their 18 years' married life together, Mariette and Boyriven welcomed two children. The duo became parents with their son, Sean Boyriven on August 30, 1975, and daughter Justine E. Boyriven born on June 22, 1978.
As of 2019, the estimated net worth of Mariette Hartley is $6 million. She primarily amassed her wealth from her TV acting career as a character actress. The average annual salary of a Tv actress is around $15K to $25K.
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Moreover, she hosted some of the long-running TV shows which intensively boots her fortune. The average payroll of the TV host is $20.35 per hour.
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Besides her profession as an actress, she is also a humanitarian and social worker. She works as a national spokesperson for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Likewise, Hartley even involves in combating mental illness and prevention of Handgun Violence.
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Amnesia The Dark Descent
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He began to be plagued by nightmares, and found that Herbert's expedition has disappeared and the men he had recently consulted have suffered horrible deaths. The player character is then allowed to escape, or die trying.
Your mind is a mess and only a feeling of being hunted remains. Separated from his men in the tomb, Daniel discovered a mystical orb and felt it calling to him, entering into a trance when he held it. There is more than one way to buy this game.
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The protagonist is Justine, who staged the entire experiment to see if she still had any compassion for humanity within herself. About This Game The last remaining memories fade away into darkness. This additional campaign is set apart from Brennenburg Castle. Some unused music can be heard in the soundtrack, but not in-game.
It may also be restored by staying in the shadows until Daniel passes out, but this leaves him extremely vulnerable to any nearby monsters. In other projects Wikiquote. Most Recent Forum Activity.
Summary Most Helpful Recent Funny. The player character is presented with several puzzles to solve.
However, the number of tinderboxes and the amount of oil available are both limited, and standing in a light source also makes the player more noticeable to monsters. Your only means of defense are hiding, running or using your wits. Get the latest news and videos for this game daily, no spam, no fuss.
Overture as a part of the first Humble Indie Bundle. The Dark Descent has now been updated with Simplified Chinese. Off-topic Review Activity. Resident Evil, Amnesia, P.
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It is possible to create custom stories for Amnesia that can then be loaded in the game. The player takes control of an unnamed female character, who awakens with amnesia in a dungeon cell, accompanied only by a phonograph. Jess McDonell speaks to Amnesia developer Thomas Grip to investigate the appeal behind survival horror games and how they appear to be evolving. Requiem was still being developed, city bloxx for pc games with the company working on both projects at the same time.
Do you have what it takes to survive? This defaults to your Review Score Setting. The Dark Descent throws you headfirst into a dangerous world where danger can lurk behind every corner.
Players can also choose, preferably while being chased, to pick up an object and throw it to the monster, temporarily stunning the monster for about two seconds and giving Daniel some extra distance. Gifting on Steam The Steam Community. They face off against puzzles, water monsters and So.
Spectator gaming is a growing trend, but why on earth would people watch other people play games? She passes out, but awakens unharmed and begins to congratulate herself. Agrippa also asks Daniel to take with him his head, which can be severed alive using a tonic invented by Weyer, and throw it into the inter-dimensional portal after Alexander opens it. We hope you enjoy the update!
The Dark Descent now available in Simplified Chinese! He has been seeking a way to use an orb to return to his dimension, and now needs to do this as soon as possible since he fears that other nobles no longer trust him. Frictional Games The Chinese Room. There are no cut-scenes or time-jumps, whatever happens will happen to you first hand. In each, she has the option of simply abandoning the puzzle and walking away, but doing so will cause an innocent victim contained within a doctor, a priest and a policeman to die.
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Overture Black Plague Requiem. Excluding Off-topic Review Activity. Read more about it in the blog post. The player must balance the amount of time Daniel spends in light and shadow.
Broken, he decided to kill Alexander in revenge for making him a monster. We sift through all the nasties and creepy enemies in gaming and pick out five of the most fearsome baddies ever. Amnesia Collection is up for grabs for a limited time and gets you two Steam games free of charge. And what exactly is the appeal of playing survival horror games? The game's exact ending depends on how many puzzles the player has chosen to solve, and thus how many victims survived.
If a monster spots Daniel, it will chase him until he's out of sight. The translation includes translation of subtitles, menus and achievements. Then she goes upstairs back to her house to prepare herself to attend her guests for an imminent party. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
The player character may also collect notes scattered throughout the testing environs, which give additional background information on the Suitors and Justine herself. Feeling desperate and hunted, he decided to accept the invitation of Alexander, who had replied to his letter by offering him protection at Brennenburg.
If spotted, Daniel must flee, as Amnesia does not give the player access to weapons. Gaming's Greatest Monsters We look back at the greatest monsters from the history of gaming. The Dark Descent puts you in the shoes of Daniel as he wakes up in a desolate castle, barely remembering anything about his past.
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The turbulent winds haggled down below as marching armies of thousands flooded the countryside with swords neck to neck with their enemy holding the banner of serpent with blood and faceless demon with wings. The moon paraded high in the sky as the spectator to watch the hordes of bloodshed below. Iron to leather, leather to iron, blood splutter everywhere as the carving of flesh hilted the bloodied countryside with bitterness and scorn. The banner continued to stand tall. Corpses stained the hill sides like raindrops. The darkness raided the night as to move behind the clouds for safety as the light shadowed over the lands. Many soldiers fallen as swords pierced their flesh like butter. Hundreds of soldiers stood in formation as a lone leader stood on the mountain side with a silver helmet and sword hilted at their side. The banner stood mighty as some soldiers held onto it. Decked in leather, silver and chainmail the leader unsheathed their sword and pointed upward. The other soldiers hit their shields as the victory was claimed over the lands. The lone leader rode down and nodded its head to the rows of their deviate heroes.
One man cringed as the blood poured from his mouth. Dismembered from the legs, the man continued to crawl over his fallen comrades. The leader rode up to the man and hopped off the horse. The man looked back and tried to crawl faster.
"Please let me live," the man begged.
The leader smiled and took off their helmet revealing long silver violet hair with shimmering sparkles under the moonlight. Lips blood as stained red, fangs to the bottom lip, a slender oval face, pale skin as moonlight dipped in alabaster seas. The leader took off their gloves to reveal claw-like fingernails with metal tips and bone fragmented into the nails.
She reached down in one swoop and picked the man up moving his head to the side and bite into his neck draining him of his blood. Shrills of screams filled the country side as others began to do what she did. After a few minutes, she threw the man's body to ground. Her bloodshot snowy eyes stood out under the darkness as a waiting death. She looked at the battlefield and wiped her mouth of the blood dripping down her sides. A man with green helmet strolled up to her. She turned her head to see his bold golden silver eyes study her. He bowed to her as he approached her.
"Lady Lilian, the entire human army is no more. We have used our forces to destroy them," the man in the olive helmet celebrated.
Gogu kneeled his head further and stood up as she strode passed him. Her long hair danced in the moonlight as was free from its rain extending to her knees. Her horse rode beside her and Lilian jumped onto it. Her fangs whitened under the moonlight as she raced passed her vampire soldiers feeding on the last remaining humans trying to fight them off. She grinned as to her she was the queen to her people and household.


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Q: Is there any way to make a common class for alert dialogues in flutter? Is it possible to make a common class to show pop up (alert dialogues) in flutter. If so please help me with an example.

A: create popups.dart
inside your popups.dart
void showYourPopUp(context){
  showDialog(
    context: context,
    builder: (_)=> AlertDialog(
      backgroundColor: Colors.transparent,
      content: BackdropFilter(
        filter: ImageFilter.blur(sigmaX: 4.0,sigmaY:4.0) //this is for background blur only you can remove BackdropFilter if you want
       child: *your popup design*
      )
    )
  );
}

then import popups.dart in the class you want to use it e.g
this is your main.dart
import "your_app/popups.dart"
how to use:
GestureDetector(
  onTap(){
    showYourPopUp(context);
  }
)

A: Here is the dialog class you can use- DeleteHomeDialog will be the common class
onTap: (){
    showDeleteDialog();
}

 showDeleteDialog() {
    showDialog(
      context: context,
      builder: (BuildContext context) =>
          DeleteHomeDialog(),
    );
  }

and,
class DeleteHomeDialog extends StatelessWidget {
  DeleteHomeDialog();

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {

    dialogContent(BuildContext context) {
      return Stack(
        children: <Widget>[
          Container(
            padding: EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(10, 15, 10, 10),
            margin: EdgeInsets.only(top: 10),
            decoration: new BoxDecoration(
              color: Colors.white,
              shape: BoxShape.rectangle,
              borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(10),
              boxShadow: [
                BoxShadow(
                  color: Colors.black26,
                  blurRadius: 10.0,
                  offset: const Offset(0.0, 10.0),
                ),
              ],
            ),
            child: new Column(
              crossAxisAlignment: CrossAxisAlignment.center,
              mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
              mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min,
              children: <Widget>[
                Text("Alert", style: TextStyle(color: Colors.red, fontSize: 18, fontWeight: FontWeight.bold),),
                Container(margin: EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(10, 15, 10, 0),
                  child: Text("Are you sure you want to delete ?", style: TextStyle(color: Colors.red, fontSize: 18),),
                ),
                Container(
                  margin: EdgeInsets.all(20),
                  child: RaisedButton(
                    child: Text("Cancel"),
                    onPressed: () {
                      Navigator.pop(context);
                    },
                    color: Colors.red,
                    textColor: Colors.white,
                    padding: EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(20, 12, 20, 12),
                    splashColor:Colors.red,
                    shape: new RoundedRectangleBorder(borderRadius: new BorderRadius.circular(30.0)),
                  ),
                )
              ],
            ),
          )
        ],
      );
    }

    return Dialog(
      shape: RoundedRectangleBorder(
        borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(10),
      ),
      elevation: 0.0,
      backgroundColor: Colors.transparent,
      child: dialogContent(context),
    );
  }
}

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Issue: 10 Tachwedd 1917
13 erthygl ar y dudalen hon Cuddio Rhestr Erthyglau
13 erthygl ar y dudalen hon
Dyfynnu
Olympia Rink, Merthyr.. SUNDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER Ilth. Speaker: Miss Sylvia Pankhurst Commencee at 2.45. Silver Collection
Merthyr Notes.
Merthyr Notes. Baby Decorated with V.C. The Victoria Cross powt-humously awarded the late Capt. (temporary Lieut.-Gol.) Bertram Best-Dunkley was pinned at a private ceremony atib his home, Rosedale House, Barrow, tua the breast of the three month's old son of the dead hero and Mrs. Best-Dunkley. who is a niece of Mrs. Jno. Davies, the Rectory, Vaynor, by Col. Pedley, the garrison commander. Milk Up Again. The price of milk at Merthyr was advanced on Monday from 6d, to 7d. a quart. Alleged Stabbing AfiVsy: j An alleged stabbing affray at Dowlais resulted, in Joseph Davies, Apple-Tree Court, being' charged at Merthyr on Friday with unlawfully wounding his wife, Martha. Davies, at George- street, where she lived apart from him, It was stated that he caught her out on Wednesday night at her home and stabbed her in the back with a knife. Prisoner was committed for trial at the Assizes, The Reason Why, Summoned at Merthyr for riotous behaviour in Castle-street on Saturday night, Mary Ann Megan told the magistrates that she had just received news that a son had been killed in action and another missing. The case was ad- journed for a month. Out-Relief Increased. I On the motion of Mr. Samuel Thomas, Mer- thyr Guardians on Saturday decided to grant two-shillings per week extra out-door relief to recipients having to buy their own coal from November 1st to March 31st next. S,50 Sugar Case Appeal. H Kecognisances were entered at ivlerbnyr Jrolace Court on Tuesday by Mr. D. 0. Evans, J.P., Dowlais to appeal against the decision of the Merthyr Bench last Friday when a fine of zC50 was imposed upon him for alleged conditional sale of sugar. Epidemic of Measles- I Measles are prevalent m the town and lower district of Merthyr, and for this reason Troedy- 1 rhiw and Twynvrodyn infants' schools have oeen temporarily closed down. N.U.T. I Mr. William Harris has been nominated by the Merthyr branch of the N.U.T. for a- seat on the National Executive.
The Electric 'Theatre. I
The Electric Theatre. I Topping the bill on Monday next at the Elec- tric Theatre, Merthyr, is another Metro super- production The Spell of the Yukon," a dram& woven around the grim realities of the Yukon with its golden lure. Star of the comedy featureil is the Triangle Company's "Rough Rogue," in- cluding a Keystone chase, in which a motor-car running amok under the impression that it was .an aeroplane, does a rescue act of mortals on a roof Then there is another exciting instalment of "Pearl of the Army," the serial which has "caught on, besides a sparkling galaxy of comedies, dramas, news and travel pictures. On Thursday's change-over, Ruffell's, the producers of the Metro features, again present a gripping ? drama, "The Devil at his Elbow," and in "Ring Rivals" G annum ts* funny people are at their best. The new Judex" serial production in- stalment is." The Mirror that Moved." This week's programmes have been of excep- tional merit, and "The Notorious Gallagher," the star-picture from Thursday onwards, is one of the greatest yet of the Metro productions. "How's Your Poor Wife" is a top-notch Bri- tish comedy, with the well-known revue players Jack Edge and Blanche Bella in the leading roles. In this programme Judex," already re- ferred to above, the latest aad most fascinating of the Gaumont serials, makes it debut, and will run for ten consecutive weeks. It possesses a fascinating plot and the unravelling of the mys- tery story week by week will be doubtless watched keenly by the big and appreciate follow- ing of this popular picture-house.
* Gorseinon Notes.I
Gorseinon Notes. I Our Maintenance Fund. I Some time ago circular* we re addressed to the secretaries of some of the churches of Gorseinon and District. They contained a statement of the position of the Conscientious Objectors, and pointed out the need of maintaining their wives and children during the fathers' enforced ab- sence. No reply of any kind was received, and ft was taken for granted by some that the ch arches had once again failed to take the chance offered to them to put their Christian teachings into practice. Th,? comrades were, therefore, pleasantly sur- priaecl when last week a cheque arrived from the Congregational Chapel at Three Crosses, which, was followed in a few days by another from .J.f)enclawdd Congregational Chapel. These good >;ifw have not only helped in a material way, 1lmt have caused us to believe that there are sti jl a few practical Christians in the world. Now-, will the churches who were so anxious to find but what other churches were doing in the matter follow the lead thus given? Funds are urgently needed for the dependents of the ever lTpCTeasing band of men who have the courage to '.stand by their convictions. Tom Mann. The need for a great Public Hall has never been more keenly felt than at the present mo- ment. Persons of the ability of Mr. Tom Mann have to be content with a small room in which to &peak, whereas a very large building could be filled with people anxious to know all abou? The People's Charter. Mr. Mann will lecture at the Institute, Gorseinon, on November 12th, j at 7.15 p.m., and judging by the sale of tickets, i ticket-holders are advised to come early to se- cure a seat. The accommodation will be rather restricted—partly owing to prejudice. We must see to it that a hall is built worthy of OUir great speakers, and population-a hall which will be! at the disposal of all sects, creeds, and nationali- ties in turn, with no obstacles in the shape of minutes to trip up any organisation. I (
Miners' Ballot. |
Rhestrau Manwl, Canlyniadau a Chanllawiau
Miners' Ballot. I I MINORITY OF 24,000 FOR DOWN TOOLS." The figures in connection with the ballot of the South Wales Coalfield for or against a down tooh" policy on the question of the comb-out up to Thursday morning are: — Against 87,710 -For 24,146 Majority Against 63,564 The returns for Merthyr and Dow lais are: Maj. Merthyr- For Agst. Agst. South Pit N0. 1 203 288 85 Glynmil .1 48 155 107 Castle 340 444 104 Gethin .140 182 42 For Against For South Pit No. 2 154 128 26 Graig 231 185 46 Cwmddu 144 89 55 Llewellyn-Morthyr 104 69 35 Dowlais- For Agnst. Agst. Cwmfoarboed and Water Level 6 36 30 Surface Craftsmen (Bedlinog) 9 56 47 Fochriw No.1. 117 248 131 Fochriw No. 2 296 347 51 Bedlinog No. I 200 417 217 Bedlinog No. 2 142 174 32 South Tunnel. 89 272 173 For Against For Nantwen 164 98 66 Pits which gave- ,t, (lowil-tools are: — W t J êS err¡- For Ag.alllst FoV Samlet 117 57 60 I Glynea 100 96 4 Gorseinon No. 2 117 85 32 Trebanos 65 27 38 Glais v_ ? 24 1 New Pool, Burry Port 115 8 107 Oae Duke 200 147 53 Pentre (Swansea) 81 49 32 Clydach-Merthvr 303 80 223 Hills and Moody. 136 45 88 Morlais 214 94 120 Acorn 52 10 42 Birchgrove 105 65 40 Anthracite- For Against For Warnos *I'* *'I* 141 101 40 Ammanford 182 112 70 Yniscedwvn 197 50 147 Tvrbaoh 145 81 64 Pwllbach 76 33 43 Pantyffynon 231 65 106 Aberdare- For Against For Aberaman I. 386 260 126 Llwvnhelig 106 64 42 Bwvllfa N0. 1. 588 414 174 Windber 160 34 126 Afan VaIJey- For Against For Argoed 1. 45 44 1 Oynon 208 157 51 Torymynydd 173 93 80 Maesteg- For Against For Bryn 246 216 30
Theatre Royal. I
Theatre Royal. I The presentation of Lady Godiva at the Royal this week is so far the best thing that the clever little Morton Powell Company have given us during their visit to Merthyr. It seems to me that historical work is their forte; for they did" The Maid of Cefn Ydfa" with a dramatic flourish that gave life to the interpretation; and this week they have revivified the cream of the Saxon folk-lore stories, until the bad old times are relived for the few short hours that the play runs. Of course, they do not look like bad old times when you have such players as Horace Lionel play the "wicked" Leofrie; A. Stretton gives a. splendid interpretation to Carl Algar; and Miss Nina Blake-Adams and Miss E. Lor- raine are their inimitable selves in their great characterisations of Lady Aldyth and Lady Godiva. Underneath the necessary idealisation of the times for the sake of dramatic effect the author has managed to convey a very fair idea of the oppression of the feudal barons upon the populace; their uncouth personalities, and the strongly individualistic nature of their iron rule. In this respect "Lady Godiva" is far in ad- vance of most so-called historical plays in which the historical colouring is such as only exists in the imagination of the author. To all who have a taste for historical settings the Theatre this week will give as much enjoyment as would the discovery of an unpublished masterpiece of Scott or the translation of a forgotten novel by Dunas Pere. •For next week's programme the same company have made the happy choice of Hall Game's "The Christian," to my mind the best thing that the Manx novelist has done, and with the Manxman," the only work of his that will live a few years hence. Everybody knows the grip- ping power of "The Christian," its fine emo- tionalism, its catholicity of appeal, its simple grandoise of characterisation, and the artistry of its play and interplay, and with such players as these handling it it should have a great vogue next week. PLAYGOER. I
Briton Ferry Notes.I
Briton Ferry Notes. I J.M." at the Ferry. A public peace meeting was held at Jerusalem Baptist Chapel on Wednesday, October 31st. De- spite the boycott of the Billposting Company in refusing to put the bills on the hoardings, and the refusal of the majority of the churches to announce the same, the meeting was the best attended since such were inaugurated. The speaker was the Rev. J. Morgan Jones, M.A. (Merthyr). For an hour he gave the audi- enre something to think about. He told us in burning words what war really means. He re- ferred to the clean-limbed Britisher meeting the clean-limbed German; and how both with no personal quarrel were engaged ix a grim mortal combat. In a burst of indignation he said: "If I war is right nothing can be wrong." He re- ferred to the Government tables of the com- paritive value of an Englishman, German, Frenchman. We were reminded that man is more precious than fine gold" and that ao table could approximate to human value. The speaker failed to understand his brethren in the ministry who believed and justified war, and yet were against conscription and offered sympathy to the C.O.'s. He described it as "loose thinking." If war was right, then all means to make it victorious were justified. He referred to the Premier's reference to the "welding of the Allies blood in bringing about the Golden Age." The speaker compared it to a pavement, the cement of which was human blood. The pavement would extend and extend if there were sufficient cement. The Pastor (Rev. R. Powell) presided. The Last Weapon was sold out.
James Winstone on "War Aimers."
James Winstone on "War Aimers. 'Ii VI LI FI ERS OF THE WELSH MINERS." CROWDED MEETINGS AT DOWLAIS AND BEDLINOG. Big audiences of miners were addressed by Mr. James Winstone (President of the South Wales Miners' Federation) at Dowla,is on Sunday and Bedlinog on Monday. Mr. Winstone said that of late, the miners had been subjected to a good deal of advice—wise and otherwise. Some of it was given because of a sincere desire to serve the best interests of the Welsh miners and the nation; but a good deal was given for no other purpose than promoting the self interest of those giving it. He had one strong objection to the War Aims Campaign—as yet the campaigners had not dis- closed what those aims were. (Applause). It was true they had vilified the Welsh miners; they had called some of the noblest men in the Miners' Federation hard names—men who had worked to build up the Federation, men still, giving of their best to retain it. "I do wish," he declared, "some of them would have the honesty of purpose not to endeavour to stir up strife in this coalfield. After they have created difficulties they flit away to some other sphere and leave other men to bear the burden and re- medy the wrongs they have done. (Applause.) Why don't they tell us what the real war aims are ? They talk about everything but war aims. Are they waiting for the Cabinet to make iir its mind as to what the Allies are now fighting for? There is only one reason why we are not told, and that is because they don't know. (Applause.) I am in tobal agreement with General Smuts when he said that the people are entitled to know and should be taken into the confidence of the Government. And why not? Whilst I have every admiration for the other classes who have done nobly in this war I say at least 90 per cent. of the fighting men to-day belong to the class represented in my audience to-day. I don't want you to be deluded," he went on, "into the belief that you can wait for some external power to bring about your social salva- tion. The power lies within you. You have the power if you excercise the will. And you must act through organised Labour. You have one body and two arms—the industrial arm and the political arm. Both must be brought into use in order that you may be placed in the position in the economy of the nation to which you are entitled. We have a Triple Industrial Alliance consisting of mine-workers, railwaymen and transport workers and I am pleased to be able to say there is an arrangement in existence be- tween the steelworkers' and the miners' organi- sation. Personally, I am not ashamed of the gospel of Labour. It is the great gospel of humanity, the gospel that stands for the brother- hood of man."
Swansea Valley Notes.I
Swansea Valley Notes. I More War Aims! War Aims meetings were held throughout the Valley last week. On Monday night at Olydaoh the speakers were Mr. Cimie, M.P., J. Hugh Edwards, M.P., and Mr. Wilson. The speakers were continuously heckled and bombarded with questions and it was quite obvious that the majority of the audience was opposed to the speakers' views. Pontardawe Patriots. At Pontardawe tho" War Aimers" met with better success. That is, if we judge success by the smallness of opposition. The speakers here were Mr. J. Hugh Edwards and Prof. Henry Jones (Glasgow), and the cbairnmn Mr. John Edwards. In his opening remarks the chairman complained of the sparsity of the audience. The hall was only half-full, and the majority of those present were not workers. Most of them were women, and the obsequious satellites of the local steel manufacturer. Small woncler that a ques- tioner was greeted with so much hostility. After m any exciting "Lipioair, 11 ho managed to put two questions. One was in regard to a secret treaty concerning Constantinople, etc., and the other referred to the meeting of British Capi- talists with German financiers, and to a confer- ence of Roman Catholics in Spain. Prof. Jones, replied to both questions with a. frank I don't know." Evem this reply was loudly applauded! The chairman at this juncture wisely put the closure, and the resolution was carried with about twenty dissentients. Ystalyfera Sentiment. At Ystalyferea on Tuesday night Mr. J. Hugh Edwards addressed another W.A." meeting. Here again he met with a stiff opposition. The way he trotted out his cheap (but effective) sen- timent about "little Belgium" and "gallant little Walee was amusing to those who under- stand a little about speech-craft. But thanks to the pacifists present the audience was informed about "War Aims" of which they had never heard before. The speakers on the platform told them what they all already knew, but others had to reveal to them the real War Aims of the Government. The chairman was Mr. H. J. Powell, J.P. Brace Again Busy. But Mr. Brace's meeting at Gwauncaegurwen was a different sort of affair altogether. A bit- ter industrial struggle does not leave the com batants altogethei-blissful and contented. During their enforced idlenes8 the local miners had set their minds thinking and had learnt such songs as the "Red Flag." Before the meeting at the Public Hall they sang it, and so pleased were they with the lilt that they kept it on and on whilst Mr. Brace on the platform patiently twirled his moustache. After this impromptu little cymfatefa ganu," they politely told Mr. Brace that as they had already read his views 'in the Capitalist press they would excuse him from delivering his address, but would request him to answer a few questions. This he con- sented to do, and so the time was spent in joy- fully asking conundrums. A most delightful evening was spent, marred only by the smashing of a motor-car. Luckily no one was hurt (ex- cepting Mr. Brace's' feelings, perhaps).
Organisers Wanted.I
Organisers Wanted. I THE National Agricultural Labourers' and Rural Workers' Union require the ser- vices of several Organisers, and applicants should at once apply for form of application to R. B. WALKER, General Secretary, National Agricultural Labourers' and Rural Workers' Union, Wensum House, Hempton, Fakenham, Norfolk.
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The Uncertificated Teachers…
The Uncertificated Teachers I Again I TRADES COUNCIL ACCEPT AFFILIATION I OF THEIR UNION. MERTHYR'S NEW COUNCILLOR. I THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD AND UNION DELEGATION ALLOWANCES. The item of most news interest to the Mer- thyr people at last Thursday's meeting of the local Trades and Labour Council was undoubtedly the selection by the delegates of Mr. David Per- kins, as the Labour nominee for the vacant Park Ward Town Council seat, filled so ablh until his recent demise by Mr. John Williams, our miners' leader. Mr. Perkins is a keen trades unionise, and an active fighter on behalf of Democracy on the political and municipal government field. He has held, with conspicuous ability, high offices in his lodge and in the district organisation of the, S.W.M.F. In local politics he has been a steady, vigorous and unflinching fighter in all the Town Ward contests of the past few years, and on one occasion put up a noteworthy fight as Labour candidate, being defeated by less than a hundred votes in the final. He will be a capable successor to his friend and chief. A discussion of some interest centred around the application of the newly formed local branch of the Uncertificated Teachers' National Union for affiliation to the Council, which had been re- ferred to the Council by the Executive Commit- tee. Their admission was moved by Councillor Parry and seconded by Mr. Harry Adams, but Mr. Hugh Williams, on behalf of the Trehanis miners, said that his lodge had instructed him to move against this course. The Trades Council the previous month had been almost unanimous in the expression of opinion that the uncertifi- cated teacher should be eliminated from the schools, and his lodge said, if you are desirous of eliminating these people then on principle you must not accept affiliation and thus hold out false hopes to them." Mr. T. J. Evans questioned the right of the Council to refuse affiliation. If there was nothing -in the rules or actions of this union which pre- cluded them from affiliation, then the Council had no power or right to object to their admis- sion. Mr. D. B. Evans (N.U.T.) pointed out that there was a, bad feeling existing between the teachers of the two organisations, but despite that his organisation would not have moved the amendment, though frankly they were agains t the affiliation. He took it that the Council was almost unanimous in its desire to elimin5.te the uncertificated teacher, and if that was the policy of the Council, then he failed to see how any- thing but difficulty would come out of their affi- liation. Mr. Harry Adams took it that the point of view of the Council was that so long as these teachers were employed it was the duty of the Council to insist on the payment of a. proper living wage; until they were eliminated by dis- ease or through some other means being em- ployed. For the future, uncertificatedtoochers should be employed only on a time limit, during which they would be expected to qualify by taking their certificate.. Mr. Price (I.L.P.) declared that the question of elimination was beside the point; the only question to be considered was whether this union was a bona-fide trades union, eligible for affilia- tion, and once that was ruled then they must be accepted. Mr. D. B. Evans said that neither he nor the N.U.T. felt any disrespect for the uncertificated teacher, but his union said that the children m elementary schools must be taught by qualified teachers. That did not mean that they would cast adrift those already employed by the author- ity, but that something should be done to get the young uncertificated teachers to qualify. With respect to the older ones this was almost impossible. A Merthyr Vale delegate said that it was ridi- culous to take up the cudgels on behalf of a 30s. minimum wage for these people, and at the same time refuse them affiliation. Councillor Francis said that the Labour Group on the Council had laid down certain rules which they hoped would be adopted by the Education authority, and these included a pro- vision that all uncertificated teachers of less than 10 years' service in the employ of the Coun- cil should qualify for their certificate; and further that no uncertificated teachers be em- ployed in the future. The Group had no.instruc- tion from the Trad as Council to do this, and the' position would be difficult unless before letting these people in the Council very earnestly con- sidered its policy in respect to these mattei-s, otherwise they mights have resolutions coming, from this body as an affiliated organisation cal- 1 culated to perpetuate the uncertificated teacher. Councillor Parry declared that the Labour Group was divided on this question. At the meeting at which the teachers' salaries was dis- cussed that discussion was immediately followed by a motion to employ an uncertificated teacher. This was negatived by a lady member, and he seconded, and he was surprised to find those who desired the elimination of the uncertificated teaeiier supporting the motion to engage. There was no consistency. They were accepted for affiliation. A letter was read from the I.L.P. expressing the opinion that owing to the high prices of necessities prevailing and the low incomes of cer- tain classes in the town—especially the depen- dants of men serving in H.M. Forces-it was in- cumbent that steps should be taken immediately to alleviate the distress that was now arising and that the best means to do this was by the Bor- ough Council opening communal kitchens. Mr. W. J. Davies, on behalf of the I.L.P., put up a fine case for communal kitchens, which was supported amongst others by Messrs. Price and Adkins, but ultimately it was decided to let the matter stand over pending a report on communal kitchens in other districts to be submitted by the Executive Committee. Mr. H. Evans, in presenting the Guardians' report, stated that the Local Government :aoard had supported the auditor in his limitation of delegation fees to 6s. Sd. per delegate of the Board and rail-fare to-day. The Board from time immemorable had been paying 10s. Probably all would agree that 6s. 8d. did cover the cost of subsistence, but Labour members who had to lose' work to represent the Guardians on these dele- gations could not afford tlft1 sacrifice that this- limitation imposed. Personally, he could not see why the same Local Government Board should differentiate between Town Council depu- tations and Guardians' deputations, for in the '< termer case ti Is. a day was allowed, whereas j it was stated to be illegal to grant more than 6s. 8d. in the latter. This was a matter which would seriously affect the Labour members on all the South Walian Boards and he suggested a collective meeting of the members of the differ- ent unions for the sake of a common policy in protest against this action of the L.G.B. He mentioned that the estimates for the next six months had been drawn up recently, aId the- I sum required was estimated to be £ 65,000, or f £ 5,000 more than the last half-year; the in- crease being due to the enhanced cost of indoor maintenance, higher outdoor relief and advances in salaries, whilst £ 2,000 was allocated to the Assessment Committee in view of anticipated new legislation. The £ 65,000 represented a rate of Is. 2d. in the zc-similar to the last half-year —the increased yield being due to increased as- sessments in rateable value. Ihe Hospital question was begin,niag to effect I them as Guardians. During the past month or so there had been a great influx of patients who should have gone to the General Hospital; and during the last two or three weeks they had had: eotete serious accidents from the collieries in the Infirmary. These people were pauperised be- cause of the quarrel existing between the work- men and Executive of that Institution. It was a crying shame, that these people who had con- trihurted for 20 or 30 years towards the upkeep of an institution should be denied its use when they were in need of it. He personally did not think that the Guardians ought to call upon-, these patients to pay for their maintenance; nor should it fall upon the ratepayers. It should be- taken from the funds of the General Hospital. (Cheers) Mr. Enoch Jones moved a protest against the. j action of the Local Government Board in adopt- ing the course it had with regard to delegation- fees. This was seconded. Mr. B. J. Williams (Minors) said that the- ;j Executive of the S.W,M.F. had had the question. under consideration, but had failed to get any satisfaction. He thought Guardian Evans' sug- gestion of an united action on the part of the, various Boards would prove the most efficacious means of dealing with the matter. The protest was passed. Councillor Francis presented the Town Council" report.
PLEASE MENTION THE PIONEER t WHEN ANSWERING ADVERTS. J Printed and published by the National Labour f Press, Ltd., at the Labour Pioneer Fress? If Williams Square, erthyr Tydfil, & SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1917-


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This wide-ranging basin covers more than 50,000 square miles, extending from west-central Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Panhandle into parts of southwest Kansas, southeast Colorado and the Texas Panhandle.
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The Anadarko Basin of western Oklahoma is also one of the world's deepest oil basins. At more than 7 miles deep, it contains multiple reservoirs and source rocks with cumulative production of at least 5 billion barrels of oil equivalent, and future production potential of more than 5 billion boe.
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In 2017, the EIA recognized this basin as one of the top shale plays in the U.S.
In 2010, the USGS estimated that the basin area held 495 million barrels of oil.
The basin area covers approximately 50,000 square miles.
In 2010, the USGS estimated that the region held 5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
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In 1972, the Baden No. 1 well near Elk City, Oklahoma set a new world-record depth of a well at 30,500 feet. (That record has since been broken.)
On April 13, 1974, Bertha Rogers No. 1 in Washita County reached a total depth of 31,441 feet. (A world record until 2004.)*
The Parker Drilling Rig 114 in Elk City, Oklahoma was originally designed for drilling wells to test atomic bombs. The Parker Rig stands at 180 feet.
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The development of the deep portion of the region in southwestern Oklahoma triggered a new oil-boom era when Robert A. Hefner III, "the Father of Deep Natural Gas" began an extensive drilling program in the area around Elk City. In 1969 the GHK's Number One Green well, drilled to a depth of 24,454 feet in Beckham County, blew in at the highest pressure ever recorded.
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