An independent investigation has cleared Greens MP Jeremy Buckingham of any wrongdoing after a complaint was lodged in May 2018 alleging inappropriate behaviour in August 2011. The recommendation sent to Mr Buckingham today by the independent investigator at Workdynamic recommends: "The Greens NSW resolve this matter with no adverse finding against you with respect to sexual harassment or inappropriate behaviour towards Ms Buckland." The investigation interviewed female witnesses who corroborated Mr Buckingham's version of events. Ms Buckland made her allegations public on the ABC 7.30 program before the confidential investigation had been finalised. Jeremy Buckingham said: "I'm glad the day has finally arrived when I've been cleared. It's been incredibly difficult and damaging to have these false allegations made public and used by certain people to try to destroy me. "Having false allegations aired on national television is incredibly distressing and a very serious breach of investigation process. Allegations of this nature should be handled confidentially and sensitively and not be used for a trial by media. "The politicisation and breach of confidentiality of these processes makes it less likely that people with genuine complaints will come forward. If you abuse a complaints process then people lose faith in it. "The people who politicise complaints for political gain should be ashamed. They trade important principles of justice for base political manoeuvring and for personal political advantage. "I have lodged a comprehensive complaint against the ABC 7.30 program alleging extreme bias and multiple, serious breaches of the ABC Code of Practice and MEAA Code of Ethics. The ABC failed to report my version of events or the evidence of other witnesses. They also failed to wait for the outcome of this investigation. "I am pursing a number of civil actions to seek justice and restore my reputation. "I'd like to thank everyone who did not judge me based on very biased and defamatory media reports, and those who have supported me during this very difficult time." Mr Buckingham has lived in Bellingen since 2014.
An independent investigation has cleared Greens MP Jeremy Buckingham of any wrongdoing after a complaint was lodged in May 2018 alleging inappropriate behaviour in August 2011.
The recommendation sent to Mr Buckingham today by the independent investigator at Workdynamic recommends: "The Greens NSW resolve this matter with no adverse finding against you with respect to sexual harassment or inappropriate behaviour towards Ms Buckland."
The investigation interviewed female witnesses who corroborated Mr Buckingham's version of events.
Ms Buckland made her allegations public on the ABC 7.30 program before the confidential investigation had been finalised.
Jeremy Buckingham said: "I'm glad the day has finally arrived when I've been cleared. It's been incredibly difficult and damaging to have these false allegations made public and used by certain people to try to destroy me.
"Having false allegations aired on national television is incredibly distressing and a very serious breach of investigation process. Allegations of this nature should be handled confidentially and sensitively and not be used for a trial by media.
"The politicisation and breach of confidentiality of these processes makes it less likely that people with genuine complaints will come forward. If you abuse a complaints process then people lose faith in it.
"The people who politicise complaints for political gain should be ashamed. They trade important principles of justice for base political manoeuvring and for personal political advantage.
"I have lodged a comprehensive complaint against the ABC 7.30 program alleging extreme bias and multiple, serious breaches of the ABC Code of Practice and MEAA Code of Ethics. The ABC failed to report my version of events or the evidence of other witnesses. They also failed to wait for the outcome of this investigation.
"I am pursing a number of civil actions to seek justice and restore my reputation.
Mr Buckingham has lived in Bellingen since 2014.


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This weekend in free things to do we have a ton of special beer events, a giant list of Record Store Day happenings, and shopping pop-ups. Come take a look.
Block party and protest hosted by Daddy MPLS and OutFront. Tim Pawlenty, who is running for governor, is the keynote speaker Minnesota Family Council's annual dinner this evening. The organization supports anti-trans and anti-queer politicians. Pawlenty drag welcome. 5:30-7:30 p.m. 1001 S. Marquette Ave., Minneapolis.
The first 25 pre-registered attendees to arrive receive a free event T-shirt. Register here. 6:30-9 p.m. Perennial Cycle, 3342 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis.
With Couch Potato, Massacre, Supportive Parents, and More or Less. 9 p.m. April 20; Free. Hexagon Bar, 2600 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-722-3454.
Glass pipe gallery show featuring JD Maplesden, with paintings from Groe, a glass sale, giveaways, food trucks, free beer, DJs, and live painting. 11 a.m.-11 p.m. April 20; Free. Legacy Glassworks, 2928 Lyndale Ave S., Minneapolis.
8:30 p.m. April 20; Free. Schooner Tavern, 2901 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-729-4365.
This weekend, Inbound BrewCo will be celebrating 420 along with its two-year anniversary. From Friday to Sunday, the party will begin each day at noon. Colorfully named varieties available include Juicy Lucy, Peanut Butter Brownie Milk Stout, Doped Up Chinook IPA, Conifer Crush, and the lemon-infused Lit Kolsch. Food trucks will also be stopping by, and Saturday features live music. 12 p.m.-12 a.m. Daily from April 20-22; Free. Inbound BrewCo, 701 N. 5th St., Minneapolis; 612-615-8243.
Unless you have a serious health problem and a prescription from a doctor, you can't smoke marijuana legally. However, this weekend local breweries will be opening their taps to share their the dankest weed-inspired varieties in honor of the 420 "holiday." Eastlake Craft Brewery will have a bunch of dank/hoppy varieties on tap, including mosaic hop hash Creedence Tapes, simcoe-brewed Electric Mayhem #3, Dankenstein's Monster (it's an IPA made from other IPAs), and Sun Dogs Juicy Citra IPA (featuring 007: The Golden Hop). 12 p.m. April 20; Free. Eastlake Craft Brewery, 920 E. Lake St. #123, Minneapolis; 612-224-9713.
This Friday, Insight Brewing will be honoring the 420 life with a variety of cask tappings infused with Dankbot. That includes the Purple Sticky Punchbot, the Sour Dieselbot, and the Mango OG Kushbot. They'll also have free baked goods and munchies, and music in the evening from LazyLightning420 and Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank. 4:20 p.m. April 20; Free. Insight Brewing, 2821 E. Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis; 612-722-7222.
6-9 p.m. Every 3rd Fri.; Free. Hell's Kitchen, 80 S. 9th St., Minneapolis; 612-332-4700.
Featuring soul, funk, boogaloo, and R&B records spun by DJs Ben Mena and Brian Engel. 10 p.m. April 20; Free. James Ballentine VFW Post 246, 2916 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-823-6233.
With Matt Arthur and the Bratlanders. 10 p.m. April 20; Free. 331 Club, 331 13th Ave. NE, Minneapolis; 612-331-1746.
Meet and network with filmmakers, including writer/producer/director/Oscar nominee Debra Granik. With beer from Indeed Brewing Company. 9 p.m. to midnight. FilmNorth, 550 Vandalia St., Ste 120, St. Paul; 651-644-1912.
Senior art show. 5-7 p.m. Denler Gallery, 3003 Snelling Ave. N., St. Paul; 651-286-7570.
Symposium examining the state of political cartooning today. Registration and more info here. Opening reception 6-8 p.m. Fri., Apr. 20 at Courtyard Marriott Minneapolis Downtown. 6-8 p.m. April 20; 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. April 21; Free; registration required. Cowles Auditorium, 301 19th Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-625-9505.
New installation by Aaron Dysart. Opening reception 6-9 p.m. Fri., Apr. 20. 6-9 p.m. April 20. Free. Franconia in the City @ Casket Gallery and Education Space, 1781 Jefferson St. NE, Minneapolis.
Social gathering to honor mental health care work, featuring performance by Brave New Workshop, hors d'oeuvres, and social hour. Registration and more info at www.peopleincorporated.org. 5:30-8:30 p.m. April 20; Free; registration required. McNamara Alumni Center, 200 Oak St. SE, Minneapolis; 612-624-9831.
8 p.m. April 20; Free. Macalester College Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul; 651-696-6000.
Former Mayor R.T. Rybak reads the official proclamation and hosts the inaugural cutting of the pants ceremony, followed by games, food from Hibachi Daruma, and more. Those in short pants receive a $1 off their beer (there will also be a short pants cutting station). The first 50 people to arrive receive a free pint of Short Pants Lemon Shandy. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Bauhaus Brew Labs, 1315 Tyler St. NE, Minneapolis; 612-276-6911.
Try the spiced rum StormBringer that's been brewed in a barrel formerly used to make hot sauce. Noon to midnight. Bent Brewstillery, 1744 Terrace Dr., Roseville; 844-879-2368.
With Sharon is Karen and Amodel. 9 p.m. April 21; Free. Hexagon Bar, 2600 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-722-3454.
With Falcon Arrow and Wax Lead. 10 p.m. April 21; Free. 331 Club, 331 13th Ave. NE, Minneapolis; 612-331-1746.
Two exhibitions featuring the work of Anna Carlson, Sarah Kusa, Alex Newby, and Natasha Pestich. Artist reception 4-6 p.m. Sat., Apr. 21. Free. Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts, 6666 E. River Rd., Fridley; 763-574-1850.
7:30 p.m. April 21; Free. Lloyd Ultan Recital Hall, 2106 S. 4th St., Minneapolis; 612-626-8742.
3 p.m. April 21; Free. Macalester College Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul; 651-696-6000.
Group clean up of Loring Park, followed by lunch and interfaith Big Sing at St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral led by Rev. John Bell. 9:30 a.m. April 21; Free. Loring Park, 1382 Willow St., Minneapolis.
North Loop shopping experience featuring a passport card with chances to win prizes, food trucks, and after-party at the Hewing Hotel. More info here. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. April 21; Free. Mitrebox Framing Studio, 213 Washington Ave. N., Minneapolis; 612-676-0696.
Featuring vintage clothing, home goods, and records, with tarot readings, music by Soft Abuse Records, and specialty cocktails. 12-6 p.m. April 21; Free. Tattersall Distilling, 1620 Central Ave. NE, Minneapolis; 612-584-4152.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, free records, food, drinks, poster art, and live music from Blaha, Black Widows, Toki Wright & Big Cats, Southside Aces, Wild Hands, and Charlie Parr. All ages. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. April 21; Free. Hymie's Vintage Records, 3820 E. Lake St., Minneapolis; 612-729-8890.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, discounts, giveaways, and live performances by Wild Planet, Lutheran Heat, Erik Koskinen with Miss Becky Kapell, Mike Nicolai, Mike Gunther, and Reed Grim. 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. April 21; Free. Barely Brothers Records, 783 Raymond Ave., St. Paul; 651-340-5128.
Featuring RSD exclusive releases, vinyl from Rock & Roll Music Sale, sidewalk sale with art, books, and music, food and drink samples from Gray Duck Chai, Tongue In Cheek, and Cook St. Paul, and live music from Alex Tulp, ColourCaster, J-Sully & Tarik, Night of Joy, and the Bad Man. 8 a.m.-7 p.m. April 21; Free. Caydence Records & Coffee, 900 Payne Ave., St. Paul; 651-207-6856.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, prize giveaways, Glam Doll Donuts, Peace Coffee, Heggies pizza, food trucks, in-store specials, kids' craft area, and live music from Greg Grease, Two Harbors, Dusty Heart, Chris Koza, Why Not, and DJ Jake Rudh. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. April 21; Free. Electric Fetus, 2000 4th Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-870-9300.
Featuring exclusive Record Store Day releases, with donuts, coffee, and tacos, and after party at 7 p.m. with live music by Early Eyes. 7 a.m.-7 p.m. April 21; Free. Solid State, 4022 E. 46th St., Minneapolis; 612-916-0990.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, doughnuts, coffee, giveaways, and a multi-vendor record show in the parking lot. 8 a.m. April 21; 12 a.m.-8 p.m. April 22; Free. Flashlight Vinyl, 1519 Central Ave NE, Minneapolis, Minnesota; 612-558-3838.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, 15% off discounts on used vinyl, basement clearance sale, games, food, drinks, and a back alley block party sponsored by Radio K, featuring live music from Waveless, Moodie Black, c.Kostra + Tekk Nikk, Sass, the Fox Loves, New Primals, Cult of Percolation, and the Controversial New Skinny Pill. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. April 21; Free. Dead Media, 1828 E. 35th St., Minneapolis; 612-222-1655.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, storewide discounts, contests, and a Soul Asylum in-store at 8 p.m. (at the Golden Valley location). 9 a.m. April 21; Free. Down In The Valley, Golden Valley Shopping Center - Highway 55 & Winnetka, Golden Valley; 763-544-0033.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, free coffee and pastries, sale items, giveaways and contests, veggie dogs and soda, and live music from Color TV and Shapeshifter. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. April 21; Free. Extreme Noise Records, 407 W. Lake St., Minneapolis; 612-824-0100.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, giveaways, contests, used vinyl, 50% off Rhymesayers CDs/20% off Rhymesayers vinyl, and in-store performances by Christopher Michael Jensen, Egypto Knuckles, Phillip Saint John, and Softporecorn. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. April 21; Free. Fifth Element, 2411 Hennepin Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-377-0044.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, giveaways, prizes, and instore DJs throughout the day. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. April 21; Free. Mill City Sound, 812 Mainstreet, Hopkins; 952-456-6547.
Featuring exclusive RSD releases, large used selection, $2 bargain section, sale items, exclusive t-shirt, food and drinks, and live music from Kinda Kink, Runes Av Vaskeri, the Carnegies, Mere Kats, Chris Lynch, and Billy & Ernie Batson. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. April 21; Free. Roadrunner Records, 4304 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis; 612-822-0613.
Featuring RSD exclusive vinyl, doughnuts from Mel-O-Glaze, coffee, giveaways, and a live performances by Early Eyes. 7 a.m.-7 p.m. April 21; Free. Solid State, 4022 E. 46th St., Minneapolis; 612-916-0990.
8:30 p.m. April 21; Free. Schooner Tavern, 2901 27th Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-729-4365.
Featuring thousands of gently used books, media, and music for sale, for all ages and interests. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. April 21; Free. Wentworth Library, 199 E. Wentworth Ave., West St. Paul; 651-554-6800.
CampFire Retreat presents a family friendly day featuring circus performers, carnival games, raffles, face painting, balloon twisting, and food. All donations benefit CampFire Retreat. 12-5 p.m. April 21; Free; $10 suggested donation. Powderhorn Park, 3400 15th Ave. S., Minneapolis; 612-823-1141.
6 p.m. April 21; Free. Vieux Carre, 408 St. Peter St., St. Paul; 612-332-5299.
Innovative audio/visual performance series featuring Talonie Starr, Jorge Cuascut, and Pancake7. 9 p.m. April 21; Free. Studio Z, 275 E. 4th St., Ste 100, St. Paul; 651-755-1600.
Pop-culture inspired pins with an extra does of Prince. Sunday, noon to 3 p.m. Seen the Future, 2223 E. 35th St., Minneapolis.
Readings from Raki Kopernik, Miriam McNamara, Jennifer Morales, and Franciszka Voeltz. Sunday, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Moon Palace Books, 3032 Minnehaha Ave., Minneapolis; 612-454-0455.
Help clean up the creek near Bent and score some thank you beer. Sunday, noon to 3 p.m. Bent Brewstillery, 1744 Terrace Dr., Roseville; 844-879-2368.
Poets present their new collections, 'Conjoining' and 'A Secret History of World Wide Outage.' 2 p.m. April 22; Free. Common Good Books, 38 S. Snelling Ave., St. Paul; 651-225-8989.
Teams create and compete with robot inspired looks fashioned from electronic waste. Teams and audience members are also invited to drop off small tech items for recycling. Registration and more info here. 6-8 p.m. April 22; Free. Can Can Wonderland, 755 Prior Ave. N., Ste. 4, St. Paul; 651-925-2261.


Welcome to our 5 Quart KitchenAid Artisan Mixer Giveaway is hosted by Today's Frugal Mom™ and Eating on a Dime and sponsored by several amazing bloggers. We are excited to give one of our readers the chance to win this beautiful Empire Red mixer to put to use in their own kitchen! This mixer has a retail value of $349.99!
Equipped with a 325-watt motor and 10 mixing speeds, making delicious treats is easier with the KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-qt. Stand Mixer.
The flat beater and dough hook mix chunky ingredients, while the wire whisk handles more delicate concoctions.
Stainless steel 5-qt. bowl includes an ergonomic handle and pouring shield.
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I am looking for 24 pieces of Zip RAM rated at 70ns to go along with my OKI M514402A-70Z for my A3000.
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Taking your holiday on a working farm is very popular especially for families. It is the ultimate 'wake up to the country'! There is a wide choice of working farm holiday cottages available where farm buildings have been skilfully converted. These can be old stable buildings, dairy byres and old Sussex barns that have been beautifully converted to provide exceptional and comfortable holiday cottage accommodation.
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Chrissy Teigen's on Postpartum Depression: 'I Had Everything I Needed But Was Still Unhappy'
Chrissy Teigen's on Postpartum Depression: 'I Had Everything I Needed But Was Still Unhappy'
March 6, 2017 Lindsay Haddox 0
Is it possible to love Chrissy Teigen even more? Because we do! The model, who is usually all smiles, recently opened up to the nitty-gritty of her postpartum depression.
At first, the Sports Illustrated model had put her sadness on the fact that they weren't living in their own home after baby Luna was born. She told Glamour,
"After I had Luna, our home was under construction, so we lived in a rental home, then a hotel, and I blamed whatever stress or detachment or sadness I was feeling at that time on the fact that there were so many odd circumstances."
Sadly, it didn't change once they moved back home and Teigen just couldn't figure out why she was so unhappy.
"I had everything I needed to be happy. And yet, for much of the last year, I felt unhappy. What basically everyone around me—but me—knew up until December was this: I have postpartum depression."
Although Teigen now has a name for what she was dealing with, she still noted how hard it was going to work in a great environment and feeling off, achy and short with everyone.
Thankfully at a checkup with husband John Legend, Teigen spoke to her doctor and finally realized what had been wrong with her and how to treat it.
"I remember being so exhausted but happy to know that we could finally get on the path of getting better."
After figuring out she had postpartum depression, Teigen started talking to friends and family about her experience, which we can thank her for because it brought her to write a piece about it.
"I'm speaking up now because I want people to know it can happen to anybody and I don't want people who have it to feel embarrassed or to feel alone."
We commend Teigen for speaking up and talking about her struggle with postpartum. We are rooting for you and every other woman out there dealing with this!
If you or anyone you know is struggling with postpartum depression, please check out this guide from Mom Loves Best.
Chrissy Teigen's Marie Claire Interview: Anxiety, PPD, and Fake IDs
Lindsay Haddox
Lindsay Flora is an editorial intern at Femestella. She has loved entertainment news since she can remember and wants to be bff's with Miley Cyrus. In her spare time she analyzes rap music and hangs out with her cat, Lord.
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A Modern take on Traditional Ukrainian Art.
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Come Meet the Family Behind the Work. Our story
The Ukrainian culture (and many others) make traditional handwritten eggs known as Pysanka. These decorated eggs were regarded as ancient talisman with hidden narrative and powers. Our studio collects these works of art from artists all around the world, consisting of various origins, colors, and designs. We as a studio intentionally break these pysanky, only to re-piece them back together into contemporary works that can be appreciated and interpreted both in and outside of the Ukrainian culture.
2021 Royal Canadian Mint Coin
Our studio was approached and selected to design the 2021 Pysanka Collectors Coin for the Royal Canadian Mint. The 1 oz. $20 coin is of pure silver and is big enough to fit in the palm of your hand!
Oseredok Art Show
New Dimensions highlights work from Dave and Derek Wasylyshen. It features Evelyn and the late Ted Wasylyshen which includes their own pysanka collection that toured across the U.S. and Asia!
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Vibrant, beautiful, outstanding cultural and artistic display that has taken the Ukrainian Easter Egg to another level of artistic beauty and preservation.
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David, you have taken my late mothers and grandmothers 'pysanky and transformed them, preserving them into an art piece I will dearly treasure for the rest of my life.
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Antonius (Ton) Wouters (Hapert, 20 januari 1958) was een Nederlandse profvoetballer die onder andere uitkwam voor PSV en Helmond Sport.

Wouters begon met voetballen in de jeugd van VV Hapert, waarna hij de overstap maakte naar de Eindhovense voetbalclub PSV. In het seizoen 1976/77 was Wouters voor het eerst onderdeel van de selectie en maakt vervolgens zijn debuut in de Eredivisie, maar wist uiteindelijk niet te overtuigen. Na dat seizoen mocht Wouters het proberen bij eerste divisionist Helmond Sport, hier wist Wouters zich zelf te bekronen met een vaste basisplaats en dwong zo een terugkeer naar PSV af. Ook de terugkeer in Eindhoven was geen succes en zo werd Wouters verkocht aan de club KFC Winterslag, die dat seizoen uitkwam in de Belgische eerste klasse, het hoogste niveau in België. Wouters speelde nog voor FC Eindhoven en KFC Diest.

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It is one of the most active quake areas in the world with a nuclear site sitting on a fault line! Iran suffers a swarm of more than 50 quakes in 10 hours
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52 quakes in 10 hours in 5 different regions swarm Iran
It is one of the most active quake areas in the world, and just last month more than 300 people were killed in when a magnitude 7.3 earthquake jolted the country.
Iran also has 5 nuclear sites and 3 research reactors with the Bushehr nuclear site actually built right on top of a tectonic fault line.
This morning Iran was under the earthquake cosh as more than 50 quakes struck in just 10 hours with several of them larger than magnitude 4 on the Richter scale with no sign of an end to the swarm anytime soon.
Since the magnitude 7.3 struck in November which killed 350 people and injuring 4,000 Iran has suffered a barrage of major, medium and smaller quakes.
At the beginning of December Iran was struck by three more big quakes when a mag 6.0 and two magnitude 5.1 aftershocks rocked the Bushehr Nuclear site, which actually sits on a fault line.
Two weeks later another mag 6.0 -struck 64km NNE of Kerman, Iran smack in the middle of three uranium mines and the Bushehr nuclear site.
It is an accident waiting to happen with consequences equaling Chernobyl and Fukushima.


In the spirit of 80's horror films, writer/director/producer Joe Begos puts a twist of slasher films with this well crafted riotous film. Almost Human tells the story of Seth, who has a horrific encounter with an unknown violent entity, which then abducts his best friend. Two years later, the same 'lights in the sky' appear, and a murderous rampage begins.
The sci-fi and horror elements blend surprisingly well, and the indie/arthouse vibe is present throughout. This is the exact kind of film that lends itself to low-budget filmmaking, and the film is enhanced by its roughness. Perhaps I've become too accustomed to the current trend of Horror Comedies, but I was honestly expecting more humour. Luckily, the film doesn't suffer because of the lack of it. The only real downfall is some of the acting, although the two mains, Graham Skipper and Josh Ethier do a bang-up job, Vanessa Leigh lacks something to be desired, and gives a real Charisma Carpenter-esque, circa Buffy, performance in my opinion.
There's nothing worse than a horror film with a predicable and uninteresting plot, luckily Almost Human does not suffer from this tragedy, while keeping with tradition, it does offer some twists, and most importantly and expected (appropriately gory) ending. As Angelina said to me directly after the film, this is the perfect movie to 'have on in the background' during a halloween party, and will probably have anyone saying 'I think I know this, what is it?'. It's exactly the type of movie that deserves to be featured at Midnight Madness, and indie genre film, and I hope it gets a wider release.
Director Joe Begos with Cast Graham Skipper, Vanessa Leigh, Josh Ethier.
Almost Human is a simple tale about a simple fear – what if someone you love and trusts disappears. Worse still, what if they come back…and come back wrong. It's a relatively short feature, but does a great job of pacing out a pretty tight story. Only a few moments are spared to establish character relationships before jumping immediately into the action. Mark disappears, Seth is blamed, the panic dies down and Jen moves on. We are present when Mark disappears so we never doubt that he was abducted, so when Seth experiences premonitions of his return we lean forward in our seats. Mark's reappearance is sudden, and erupts into immediate violence of increasing intensity. This film has everything – chainsaws, dismemberment, exploding heads, and egg-laying tentacles. I hesitate to say more because it's a good ride that should not be spoiled.
I love watching horror films that were made by true lovers of the genre and were clearly fun to develop. Filmmakers these days have tried to keep up with changing technology by churning out Haunted Cellphones and Haunted Videos, with increasingly outlandish scenarios to appeal to the 2000s audience. But I think there's nothing better than an implacable murderer stalking through a house. Director Joe Begos has gone back to our horror roots with Almost Human, even going so far as to shoot it with gritty filters and an amazing throw-back synth score (composed by Ethier). Even the title's font is perfect for the film era it captures. Asked about setting it in the 80's, Begos said it's an easy way to make a film timeless, and if you found a copy of Almost Human in a video store you would easily assume that it was a classic that you had missed. I also found that where they were limited in terms of effects and make-up, it actually enhanced the aesthetic. He said "It's always better to have crappy practical effects than to have so-so CGI", a comment which got a round of enthusiastic applause. When asked why he went the Alien Abduction route he pointed out that there are surprisingly few films we can name in that genre so clearly it's a void that needs to be filled. Almost Human delighted me and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone that appreciates a good splatter-fest.
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Ben & Jerry's can seemingly do no wrong. It not only maintained its status as top dog in luxury ice cream tubs, but grew its advantage with the introduction of a new 'Topped' range in March, followed by its first dairy-free flavours in Tesco in September and March's low-cal launch.
The retailer is trialling a Ben & Jerry's parlour in three south London branches, as well as two Carte D'Or outlets in Hertfordshire and Surrey.


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Happy New Year and welcome back to the new school year of 2019! We are excited to introduce our first Alumni of the semester, Felix Manuel Burgos, who graduated from UNM in 2013 with a PhD in Hispanic Linguistics!
"I am a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at New York University, where I coordinate and teach Advanced Grammar courses for non-native and native speakers. Teaching is my principal responsibility, but I maintain an active research program that uses Discourse Analysis to examine the Media in Latin America. This research informs my teaching, which is itself shaped by my experience as a graduate student at the University of New Mexico. In particular, I owe my passion for a functionalist approach to Language and Grammar to my former professors there.
UNM and Burque will always be in my heart and mind. The university gave me the opportunity to complete my Masters in Latin American Studies, and my Ph.D. in Hispanic Linguistics. Nuevo Mexico was the place where I grew the most, not only intellectually, but also emotionally, thanks in no small part to the long conversations with people there who I can still call amigos y amigas today. And how can I forget the clear sky and dramatic sunsets in the Sandia Mountains? Or the smell of roasted green chile and fresh tortillas? Although I live and work far away now, the skills I developed at UNM and the fond memories I created there and throughout New Mexico will stay with me forever.


I know, what you are thinking? You may ask. It's not summer? Winter has hit with a vengeance this week! Some of my author friends are currently preparing for their SUMMER blog Hop, dreaming of sun screen. Kids playing Marco Polo in the pool and family road trips, I on the other hand am preparing for WINTER. That means snow men, bon-fires and cosying up in font of glowing embers at night with a hot cuppa and a good book.
My author friends to the north of us will be sharing their summer moments and inspirations in the C*U*R*R*E*N*T*L*Y - Summer Blog Hop to encourage you towards a great summer, however it is up to me to lead the way for those of us embarking on the depths of winter.. Please have a read and enjoy each of their #Gr8Blogs listed at the end of my post for Summer 2017 C*U*R*R*E*N*T*L*Y inspiration.
But for now, let me get you all nice and warm and toasty first off with my completely opposite C*U*R*R*E*N*T*L*Y - Winter Blog Hop 2017 .
I am currently loving my early morning country walks with my dog. The fresh crisp air, frost underfoot and fog hugging the mountains like a cosy blanket. The remains of autumn leaves crunching underfoot while Snowy (my fluffy white Japanese Spitz) splashes in every puddle she can find. The cacophony of galahs, cockatoos, rosellas and magpies that protest their disturbance as we walk through their feeding frenzy. The alpacas and ponies that stop grazing and wander over to the wire fence for a friendly pat and I especially love the sight of kangaroos hopping through the paddocks and gracefully jumping each fence easily and naturally. The windchill factor has our temperature dropping below zero degrees celsius most mornings, but that's ok, it means we walk faster and burn more energy.
"Love Your Sister" by Connie and Samuel Johnson.
I have been meaning to read this for quite a while. My to read list is always a mile long. Now that winter is setting in, this means ample opportunity to rug up under thick, warm blankets with some great reading. Connie has been an inspiration to women with breast cancer for years, her battle has been well recorded throughout Australian media as she has striven to raise funds for breast cancer research. Her brother Sam, put his acting career on hold and rode a unicycle around Australia to help raise attention to the need for breast cancer research and breast check/health awareness. This book is their life journey, their struggles and celebrations. Breast cancer has touched the lives of so many families, including my own, yet it was only a week or so ago when Connie and Sam mounted their final fund raising campaign here in Canberra that I finally managed to buy the book and started reading it. Connie's final wish was to raise $1,000,000.00 in 5c pieces in the shape of a huge heart. Australians really did open their hearts to her as the donations surpassed all expectations and reached over double anyone's hopes or beliefs. I'm finding the book to be quite moving, as Connie talks you through her courageous experience of surviving cancer not once but several times. Her outlook on life is truly inspirational to anyone going through the stages of this traumatic disease.
Dr Who and loving it! This season would have to be the scariest in a long time. There has to have been a moment in every episode where I have nearly jumped out of my skin. David Tennant is my favourite Doctor, but Peter Capaldi is fantastic this season. The story lines have been creative and intriguing.
I've also just watched "Anne with an E" on Netflix. There was only seven episodes in the series so it left me wanting more. The Canadian scenery was spectacular and naturally the story of Anne of Green Gables was portrayed magnificently. If you ever read the book as a child, you will enjoy this series.
'The Crown" was another superb Netflix series. The early life and reign of Queen Elizabeth 2 and her family is fascinating. Winston Churchill is portrayed brilliantly by John Lithgow and Matt Smith has Prince Phillip's mannerisms perfect. The first season covers events in the Queen's private and political life from 1947 to 1955. I found the historical accounts quite compelling and am looking forward to next season.
I like to listen to a range of music styles and artists. At the moment I am quite enjoying a lot of Ed Sheerin's works. He reminds me a lot of my youngest son's best mate who also plays the guitar and piano. Mike is a rather talented young musician who is a super composer of music scores. He graduated from the Australian Institute of Music and is now completing his honours year at the Australian National University. I am sure he has a bright future ahead of him.
There's always a bit of the Eagles playing somewhere in the mix and this weekend we are off to a concert by a cover band titled "The Ultimate Eagles" who I hear play all their hits brilliantly. I am very much looking forward to watching their performance.
I am currently in the process of working on a number of stories. They are all in various stages of completion.
I have two short stories almost ready to submit to an Australian Anthology that will be released for Christmas. As such, I have written both stories with a Christmas theme. The first is suitable for children ages 8-12 yrs and is about a young boy who in helping a stranded pod of whales, he comes to realise the importance of helping others, while the second story is a fun little tale for children aged 3-6 yrs. It uses my alien character from my Bradberrie Brother's Alien Adventures. It is the aliens first Aussie Christmas and describes all the wonders that he sees and experiences.
I am also working on a middle grade chapter book where the Bradberrie Brothers have a bit of a Bali adventure. It is totally different from the rest of the series as it is for slightly older readers. The third book in the series "Alien Milkshakes" is sitting in the wings waiting for final edits and cover design to be completed.
Not to forget, several other Australian animal picture books I am ready to have illustrated and still working on writing more.
I'm always thinking about the never ending list of things to do. Whether it's on my writing list, reading list, study list (I am always learning more about this writing life), our company paperwork, housework, or helping to do more on the house building. The list never seems to end, but I enjoy it all.
Moving into our house. This September will be ten years since we first moved onto our property. I am anticipating that by then, our dream might finally be complete. We have worked hard building it and each time we reach a milestone I am thankful and proud of our accomplishments, but I have to admit, I must be a very patient wife to wait this long!
I am also anticipating another good fall of snow this winter. We had one beautiful white day last year, but it doesn't take long to melt. I always promised my boys a "Snow Day" so that they could have a day off school. It never eventuated. Maybe this year now that they have all moved out of home it just might happen.
The house was already finished and we were moved in. The shed is pretty comfortable but it's time we moved into the house.
It also makes me really happy when I am asked to refill an order for my books at a gift shop or tourist centre. Knowing my books are selling and people are at home reading them to their children at night fills me with a wonderful warm fuzzy feeling. If a child is smiling because a parent has read one of my books to them, I couldn't be happier.
I love taking photos of the animal silhouettes in our fireball. One of the best parts of this time of year is sitting outside by our fire at sunset with a cheese and crackers plate and a glass of red wine. Neighbours, friends and family gathered all around to chat and laugh by the warmth of the fire.
What are you currently looking forward to this winter or summer? Please drop me a line in the comments below. Now that the cold of winter has set in, I am sure to be inside by the fire waiting eagerly to read.


"Plants trees and algae do it. Even some bacteria and moss do it, but scientists have had a difficult time developing methods to turn sunlight into useful fuel. Now, Penn State researchers have a proof-of-concept device that can split water and produce recoverable hydrogen."


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World War Z (PS4) Review
Developed by Saber Interactive, World War Z is the cooperative zombie hoard shooter that has been missing from the gaming market for some time.
Ari Bard
Disclosure: A free code of this game was obtained from Saber Interactive for review purposes.
Remember the days of the arcade? Sometimes they'd exist on their own, but other times there would be an assortment of arcade games in a movie theater or bowling alley. No matter the assortment of games, there would always be a co-op shooter where you and a friend would grab a couple of plastic guns and have at it shooting zombies, spies, or some other faceless enemy. It wasn't too threatening or complicated, but it sure was fun. That's the feeling you'll get from playing World War Z.
Developed by Saber Interactive, World War Z is the cooperative zombie horde shooter that has been missing from the gaming market for some time. Some may focus on the nostalgia from the Left 4 Dead series or other zombie thrillers, but this game has its own merits and short comings. Personally, I have not seen the World War Z movie, read the book, nor have I played much of this genre in the past, so I only have my different gaming experiences to pull from, but if you are also looking to get into the cooperative class-based zombie shooter genre, stay tuned.
The first thing that you notice when you start the game is the care the developers took towards the many character models. Each character is extremely distinct, with a different character to choose from for each of the four chapters currently in the game. The detail did not stop with the playable characters, however. Many times, throughout this game I caught myself reveling at the fact that the zombie design changed with each section of the stage. In particular, at one point in the campaign, you enter an old Soviet Research center, and to my surprise, many of the zombies were wearing the same lab coats that they wore on their tragic last day of work.
Conversely, there were some issues with the graphics/engine of the game that would occasionally break the realism that drew me in. Playing on PS4, there were times when combinations of large hoards with the use of explosive weapons would cause a severe drop in the frame rate, to the point where I was only getting a few frames per second. In a worst-case scenario, my game even crashed at these points. This was very frustrating for me because there is no checkpoint feature. Each mission in the game must be completed as a continuous stage or it is considered a failure, sending you back to the beginning to try again.
The graphics may be impressive for a $40 game, but if you are looking to buy World War Z for its plot you should probably look for something else. Being based off a book, you would expect a semi-decent story to be tied to your gameplay, however, I instead found myself laughing at the repetitive narrative and flat voice acting. That being said, what this game lacks in plot, it makes up for playability. This game is extremely accessible for any level of gamer with its wide range of difficulty settings. World War Z's main focus is on cooperative gameplay, and this allows for a group of friends with any skill range to come together to play this game. For a 3rd person shooter, the controls are relatively intuitive and reliable at close and long ranges. It will take you a few hours to really start getting a hang of the controls and class system, but once you get it, the class system allows for continuous improvement, even if your squad cooperation hits some resistance. Overall, I believe that this feature will continue to bring back committed squads who seek to play at a high difficulty setting but won't impress the casual solo player.
If Saber Interactive wants to increase re-playability for the solo queue player, there are some weaknesses of the game they would need to address in future updates and DLC packages. Most importantly, additional campaign chapters are needed in DLC to keep the game from getting too stale. Right now the base campaign is not very long, only taking a few hours to complete, so consistent DLC is pertinent. Another factor adding to the low re-playability in this game is how one-dimensional the story is. Currently, it feels as if there is only one solution to solve a problem you are faced with instead of allowing the player to make their own choices based on their gaming style. I believe that in future updates if they added multiple paths to an end location, or instead just eliminate many of the invisible walls restricting motion. That would allow players to feel as though they are playing the game instead of the game playing them and pushing them along to the objective.
All in all, I liken this game to a 2019 version of the original The House of the Dead arcade shooter. It is a one-dimensional zombie shooter with a high skill cap that is a blast to play with friends, but a little sad to play alone. While the game can get slow and monotonous at times, it all becomes worth it once you are put up against the seemingly impossible force of a full zombie horde.
World War Z is a well-made game that is definitely worth a close look at, however, its long term success will be determined through the developer's ability to listen to the community and fix frustrating bugs and game components.
Unique character models for each section of the stage
A very fun time with friends
Well made, good-looking graphics
Slow load time
Low replayability
Bummer to play alone
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4 Greece shows added on Cult Psychotica tour!
Oct 24 - Alexandropouli @ Kivernia // Oct 25 - Thessaloniki @ Rover Bar // Oct 26 - Athens @ Death Disco // Oct 27 - Volos @ TBA.
PREMIERE: Battleme Descends into the Post-Election "Hot Mess"
Much in the way that we see a raft of babies arrive nine months after blackouts, snow days, and Valentine's Day, every day we're getting more and more music that was written and recorded as a direct reaction to the election of Donald J. Trump (the "J." doesn't stand for "Jay" ).
Tvornica kulture in Zagreb, Croatia announces show on Oct 13th!
Nakon najavljenog koncerta u Beogradu, američki rockeri iz Austina (Texas), Battleme, stižu i u Zagrebu, u Tvornicu kulture, gdje će održati koncert 13. listopada. Battleme, čije su pjesme korištene u seriji Sinovi anarhije, po drugi će puta održati svoj nastup u Zagrebu, a sve u sklopu njihove evropske turneje i promocije novog albuma " Cult Psychotica".
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WelCond in the news
Our six-university project launched its final research findings at Westminster on 22 May. A packed audience of parliamentarians and their researchers, representatives from leading campaign organisations and policy influencers heard the project's verdict that conditionality in the welfare system is largely ineffective in getting people into the paid labour market. The event was hosted by York Central MP Rachael Maskell (pictured right) who promised to use the findings in parliament.
The findings and calls for a rebalancing of sanctions and support, review of the system and ending of benefit sanctions for disabled and vulnerable people were well received on the day and subsequently.
The findings were The Guardian's lead story that day, and were also reported in The Independent, Glasgow Herald, Prospect Magazine and various other online media. The BBC's Sunday Politics ran a feature including an interview with project Director Professor Peter Dwyer, followed by a debate on the findings with two MPs and a city mayor.
Several blogs including one by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation's Chris Goulden followed. A major statement by the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies, representing the UK and Ireland's five leading professional associations for psychological therapies, reaffirmed BABCT's opposition to benefit sanctions, based on the project's evidence.
The findings publications drew 11,000 views to the project's website, with over 100,000 tweet 'impressions' and 50 new newsletter subscribers.
Professor Dwyer and team members Dr Sharon Wright (University of Glasgow) and Dr Lisa Scullion (University of Salford) have submitted evidence based on the project's findings to the Commons Work and Pensions Committee's inquiry into benefit sanctions.
This month WelCond will host a major international conference on welfare conditionality, at the University of York. The event has attracted more than 80 academic papers and more than 100 delegates from across the world.
The York team will build on the tremendous impact of the findings through the remainder of the year by meeting key policy and other stakeholder contacts to discuss the project recommendations.
Professor Dwyer commented: 'The team will be involved in a series of events and meetings in the coming weeks and months. We will be attempting to ensure that policymakers are aware of our important findings in relation to welfare conditionality and its limited effects in moving people into work – alongside more negative outcomes including counterproductive compliance and increased poverty. These actually get in the way of effective engagement with paid work.'
Social tagging: benefit sanctions, disabled people, Professor Peter Dwyer, welfare conditionality
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COMMENTARY | Even if everything had been on the up and up with the Mississippi developers who wanted to turn the troubled Berkman II riverfront property into a Dave & Busters on steroids, the project raised — and still raises — so many questions it's hard to know where to start.
The Magnolia State moguls pulled their plans last week for a family-entertainment center, hotel and Ferris wheel for reasons they insisted had nothing to do with stories by my colleague Christopher Hong detailing unpaid taxes and $11 million in financial judgments connected to the main financier of the Berkman project. It turns out the excuses they gave instead actually help underscore why their plans — and the plans of top city officials to subsidize them — never made much sense in the first place.
One reason for pulling out, the developers claimed, was that plans were abandoned to bring a decommissioned warship to downtown and convert it into a museum, and hence a destination-style development on the scale they had envisioned would no longer be viable on the riverfront. Let's ignore for a moment the fact that we have known since December the decommissioned USS Adams wouldn't be coming to Jacksonville. Let's also do our best to look past the fact that with this knowledge fully in public view, the city was until recently on track to approve significant public incentives for the full-blown Berkman II project at the behest of the developers and a top mayoral staffer who helped negotiate the deal.
With this otherwise-laughable explanation, the developers actually got this sort of right. One of the main problems with their cartoonish development plan on the outskirts of downtown was that it had no constituency. Who was going to patronize a family-fun center, hotel and Ferris wheel in downtown Jacksonville? People out in the suburbs and the Beaches cities? They already have Adventure Landing, Dave & Busters, Top Golf, sports bars and on and on.
Tourists? Downtown doesn't have a tourism economy robust enough to prop up a $150 million development of this kind on its own. Or wait, was it a $122 million project? Or $90 million? It was hard to keep track of the changing numbers.
Were we just hoping Disney-bound drivers on I-95 would see billboards for a water park and Ferris wheel and suddenly decide to stay the night at a far inferior attraction? It's probably true that without more stuff to do, like explore a warship museum, a hotel/fun center on a relatively isolated piece of downtown land was going to have a tough go of things for the foreseeable future.
Remember, a high-end condo tower sits next to this proposed development on the west side, an empty grass lot is on the east, the county jail is across the street and on the catty corner is the Maxwell House plant. My, my, what a view you could get from the top of that Ferris wheel.
And that's why the project was going to need a whopping $36 million in taxpayer incentives over the next two decades to stay afloat. Those incentives weren't just the garden variety tax breaks the city regularly hands out. The incentive package included a new and obscene kind of taxpayer gift: An $8.25 million grant paid out over 15 years to help cover the operating costs of the hotel. That's right: Taxpayers were going to help finance the operations of a private hotel.
Are there any nooks and crannies of the imagination the Downtown Investment Authority won't explore to find a way to help fatten a developer's wallet, no matter how harebrained the proposal?
If this project made so much sense for taxpayers, why would the city have needed to waive its investment policy in order to dole out those sugar plums?
Isn't it kind of obvious a supposed destination project isn't viable if it needs so much taxpayer support for so long?
The developers now say they can re-tool their proposal to possibly include a "right-sized" hotel with some residential units.
Was the hotel the city was until last week set to finance with taxpayer cash not already "right-sized?" Let's go back for a moment to the fact that the Downtown Investment Authority has known since at least December the USS Adams wasn't coming to Jacksonville. Had that not come up before in negotiations with the Mississippi development group? Do officials at the DIA and Mayor Lenny Curry's office now agree with the developers that this project doesn't make sense?
Surely, to save face, the developers and the city wouldn't concoct an easily debunked story to explain the failure away.
Here's another question: Is it the Downtown Investment Authority's job to advocate on behalf of developers or to protect taxpayers? If it's both, which interest comes first?
The most troubling aspect of the stories from my colleague Chris involved the City Council Auditor, who found information on delinquent taxes and unpaid judgments connected to the development group and tried to take it all to the DIA. The auditor said the developers insisted he had his information wrong — so this was never taken to the City Council.
Since we now know there were unpaid taxes and judgments connected to this group, why did the DIA allow the developers to tell the auditor he was wrong? Brian Hughes, Curry's chief of staff and the interim DIA head, has said he knew at least about unpaid taxes connected to the development group's main financier. Why didn't he say anything? Was the auditor deliberately misled?
In his rush to avoid building consensus — the mayor has said before he does not like to govern this way — Curry helped craft a deal that, like a house of cards, was big but fragile — built upon a sense of momentum rather than actual momentum. It turns out redeveloping downtown without a master plan and substituting in the whims of just a few people doesn't work well. The city's redevelopment plans under Curry so far seem to consist of demolishing things and throwing gobs of public money at problem spots.
Here's how that has played out in reality: Curry wanted to seek bids for a new convention center last year at the site of the old courthouse and City Hall buildings. Firms spent time and money submitting credible bids, then Curry suddenly changed his mind and those bids got thrown out. Then the buildings were torn down and the city is left with no firm plans in place for what will replace the rubble. Redevelopment by tantrum.
Don't expect much in the way of objections from Curry's counterparts on the City Council to this trailblazing method of urban renewal.
In fact, you could be forgiven for not realizing the multi-million dollar Berkman II redevelopment deal crashed and burned.
City Councilman Greg Anderson, who chairs the council finance committee, spiked the legislation this week authorizing those Berkman II subsidies without any comment. No questions asked. No concerns aired that the council and its auditor may have been misled about the background of this group. In this era of city government, that kind of embarrassed silence is par for the course.
Because if it never happened, then no one lost. And if no one lost, then everyone still wins. And that's obviously the most important thing.


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How to Sue a Company in Nigeria
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A company incorporated in Nigeria can be sued in its name. This ability to be sued stems from the corporate principle of "corporate legal personality" which suggest that upon incorporation, a company takes up a legal identity. It should be noted that this principle also allows the company to sue. An incorporated company in Nigeria is an independent legal entity. Since an incorporated company becomes a legal person with rights and privileges, the process for suing it is not dissimilar to the procedure for suing an average individual in Nigeria.
There is a plethora of reasons for which a company can be sued. For example, it can be used for monetary claims. Here, the claimant must first deliver a written demand letter to the company. The demand letter serves as a notice of debt. It also states the exact amount owed and demand for payment. In anticipation of a potential disregard for the letter by the company, the demand letter also gives notice to the company that in such event the claimant will proceed to court to enforce their rights within a set time stated in the letter.
Generally, the court that has jurisdiction over matters concerning companies as defendants is the federal high court. However, depending on the cause of action, some matters may be filed in the State High Court. Claimants must pay keen attention to this and seek legal advice in this regard. Where the matter is being taken to court, the court processes generally includes:
Writ of Summons/Originating Summons (Depending on the matter)
Statement of Claim
List of Witnesses
Witnesses statement on Oath
List of Documents to be relied on
Affidavit of non-multiplicity
Which must all be served on the company upon filing at the Courts' registry. One must note that service is fundamental to any lawsuit and can affect the entirety of a case. It is advised that legal counsel be sought in prosecuting a case against a company.
Finally, and in addition to the above, a person looking to sue a company must pay attention to the issue of limitation period. Depending on the cause of action, the law (i.e. status of limitation) provides a period after which a claimant will be unable to bring an action against a defendant. The aim of this article is to provide a general overview of the topic. Regarding your specific situation, you may consult a lawyer.
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First, players, particularly cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, had to deal with questions about Juan Castillo.
Asomugha had publicly questioned Castillo's playcalling following Philadelphia's loss to Detroit last Sunday. Two days later, Castillo was fired after his defense blew consecutive fourth-quarter leads.
Whether Asomugha's second-guessing factored into coach Andy Reid's decision to let Castillo six games into the season won't be known. Bowles, who had coached the secondary, is in charge now for the first time in his coaching career.
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Are You Hitting Where You're Aiming?
There may be nothing more important to your success in the field than spending a little time at the bench patterning your shotgun.
You need to know how your particular shotgun/choke/shotshell works at various distances.
Think of patterning your gun as just another part of the hunt. It is after all.
I shoot any new gun/sight/choke tube/shotshell combination at a 1" circle, in the middle of 36" x 36" white butcher paper, at 10 yards. I fire 3 consecutive shots from a rest. I visually observe where the highest concentration of the pattern is and then measure its deviation from point of aim, if any. I'm especially looking for any necessary windage (left-right) adjustment needed but also for elevation (up-down) problems.
I repeat this process at 20 yards, 30 yards and lastly, at 40 yards.
From this process I learn a lot about my gun, my choke tube and my shotshell. I can tell how well it shoots at each distance. I know if I need to make adjustments to my sights (or just use Kentucky windage) and exactly how the pattern differs at 20, 30 and 40 yards. This is where I find out about the gun/choke/shotshell, not my shooting ability. That's a whole different story.
By using this method, I've found that some of my guns shoot high, some low, some right and some left. I have a couple that shoot high/right and a couple than shoot low/left. I have a couple that shoot "just right".
If I did not perform this exercise, I just wouldn't know how my gun shoots at a given distance.
Several years ago, I purchased a new shotgun for some choke tube/ammo testing. I used the procedure that I've outlined above. I found out that this particular gun shot 2.5" low and .5" left at 10 yards. At 20 yards it was 7" low, 30 yards 10.5" low and at 40 yards it was 16" low; all left of point of aim as well.
Needless to say, this shotgun was shooting out of standard and was returned to the manufacturer. The point is, I just wouldn't have known about this problem if I hadn't shot it at all these distances.
Once you've found out how your particular "combination" shoots at the bench, I recommend that you shoot it from a hunting position at various distances.
When you go through those exercises, you'll know exactly how your gun performs, how you shoot it at various distances and you're ready for the hunt.


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Today Alitalia announced a new partnership with Booking.com, one of the world's leading digital travel platforms. The commercial collaboration between the two companies is aimed at offering Alitalia customers an even more complete, digital travel experience, thanks to a special integration of the Booking.com accommodation search engine on the alitalia.com website.
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"Our goal is to provide the best and most complete travel experience possible to Alitalia customers, so we are proud to announce this key partnership with an e-commerce global leader in the travel industry", said Fabio Maria Lazzerini, Chief Business Officer of Alitalia. "Besides the flight, there are many ancillary elements that come into play when planning a trip, such as, for example: accommodation, insurance or car rental. Thanks to the partnership with Booking.com, our customers will have from today an even more extensive range of available services that can be simply booked with a few clicks on alitalia.com website", added the manager.
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Aircraft - General The Builders Workshop Discussion Tape Hinges, What's the catch?
Tape Hinges, What's the catch?
I'm building an E-Starter. I just tried tape hinges to see how they work.
The kind where you tale two pieces, overlap the sticky sides,l place one "hinge" on each side and cross them to attach the control surface.
I used Scotch tape and first stuck it to my shirt so it wasn't permanent.
I was shocked. A beautiful free moving hinge with lots of travel.
So what's the "catch" how come more people aren't using this method?
Interesting. Subscribing so I don't miss the answers.
That's a fine use! May need to replace periodically should the adhesive age.
I used it till I started using floppy disk material for hinges.
Maybe even a close up photo would be cool!
Most people just don't get the simple concept of how it works. Many just don't know about it. The catch to it is the rougher surface left by alternating tape though it is on the back of the wing.
You can pull the control surface hard against the back of the wing and still have a nice flexible hinge with no air bleeding through so less noise and drag. Also if you rip the hinge it can only go as far as your tape is wide so is nice and secure.
I have this setup on my foamy which is now on its 3rd fuse and 4th wing. Same technique used each time and it has never failed.
I've used this technique with both tape and covering on smaller planes. I've always thought of it as a variation on figure-8 thread hinges. However, on larger planes, I prefer pinned or CA hinges.
As has been mentioned, the tape may need to be replaced after time - UV affects a lot of tape.
Also, the adheasive on some tapes quits working at low temperatures. I once had the elevons suddenly part company with the wings on a Zagi when flying at about 30F. I picked up the plane and found the Zagi hinge tape still attached to the wing at only a couple of points. The adheasive was all stuck to the covering, but it was not sticky. I threw the Zagi in the back seat of the warm car and flew another plane for about a 1/2 hour before going home. By the time I got home, the adheasive on the wing had warmed up enough that the wing was stuck to the back seat of the car.
If you hinge the surfaces after covering, the hinges are attached to the covering and not to the structure. The strength of the hinge is dependent on the strength of both the tape bond to the covering and the covering's bond to the structure. This puts the two adheasives in series and like a chain, the weakest link determines the final strength. If you use covering you can get around this by hinging before covering. This bonds the hinge directly to the structure. You can use the same color as the finished scheme, so the hinge disappears. Also, since covering is usually thinner than tape, the hinge will be less visable.
If you do the entire hinge line, you effectively have a sealed hinge line, which is better for control efficiency and flutter control.
I have heard of this before but never used it and did not study the details how it is done.
I am now trying to figure it out. Here is what I do not visualize.
Some one mentioned using scotch tape. Presumably with adhesice on only one side.
I am trying to imagine joining an elevator to a stabilizer.
So we take a piece may be about 2 inches long and stick about half the length to the top of the stab with the sticky side sticking to the stab.
Now the other half goes under the front of the elevator but the sticky side is downward so it cannot stick to the elevator.
Please excuse my stupidity but kindly explain to me how it is done.
The pictures in this thread did not clear my mind.
You use 2 pieces of tape, One gets turned and joined to the other, sticky to sticky.
I cut the elevator loose on my Maxi-Pete and tried this. Movement and travel is great, but... First flight this afternoon didn't show much since it was windy, I didn't get to try any "high AA" flying. Next time out did some fast laps around the field. coming out of the turn and into a shallow dive the elevator started fluttering wildly.
Would it be possible to use large strips of tape and make this hinge? That way the entire length would be supported but it would still have the free movement?
Thanks for the quick posting but I still do not understand.
Obviously we cannot stick the sticky side to the sticky side of the second piece full length. We would end up with the outer surface all smooth without and sticking area.
Now suppose we stick half the length of one to half the length of the other, we then have in the center one third of the length without any sticking on either side.
This means that we would have no sticking for some distance from the hinge line.
Now if next to this we do the same but opposite we would remove the looseness of the area not sticking.
That is the only way I can think of. I do not really like that.
In the picture the sticking tape could have been only on top with the same results.
I really do not understand what is going on.
Go back to post #6 and stare at the graphic attachment a while . . . it's all in the illustration. Left-click on the attachment to get it full size.
Nab 'her' scissors and scotch tape.
Pull off 2" of tape. Cut it in half cross-ways. Lay both halves on the table adhesive side up.
Flip the right hand half upside down (not on the table) and hold it over the left hand half so it overlaps the end about 1".
With the two halves' inner ends overlapped 1" and with the edges aligned, stick 'em together.
You'll have a 1" section in the middle with no adhesive, the 1" on the left will have the adhesive up, the 1" on the left will have the adhesive down.
Now put 'em between two scraps of wood (representing a stab and an elevator) on the model however you like, with the 1" center section where a hinge would be.
Here's the trick : stick the adhesive to whichever part it faces, keeping the non-adhesive section in the gap between the two scraps of wood.
The tape hinge will be on top of one part and on the bottom of the other part, with no adhesive in the actual hinge section.
The next hinge is installed the opposite way, so the individual hinges alternate as shown in the last drawing.
The problem with tape hinges is that they come unstuck over time, even if the covering was super clean before applying the hinges.
Thanks for your explanation but I do not see your explanaton to be any different than what I guessed in my posting. Please read my posting again.
In item 6 of the drawing they show a single tape. If that tape was just one piece of tape sticking to the top all the way it would do the same thing. With the shape of the hinged surface drawn, I do not see any reason for going to the bottom at all.
I found that drawing rather confusing.
Now if you read my last posting concerning how many threads we can see, can you help me?
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Plumber nailed it on his explanation. Read his post over again and refer back to the drawing, it helped me understand it and I was lost at first also.
Zor, have your Mom or Dad look at the illustration and see if they can explain it real time. A second (or third) pair of eyes never hurt.
My father died in 1970.
My mother died in 1983.
I now know the complete answer. If you read back you will see that I had guessed the solution in my original posting.
No surprise you also were lost at first sight. The drawings are somewhat misleading although no doubt well intentioned.


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