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Sport BC set to honour Baseball Canada President for lifetime achievement
SOURCE: Sport BC Press Release
Richmond, BC –Sport BC named Ray Carter (Delta, BC) the recipient of this year's Daryl Thompson Award, presented by The Beedie Group, for his 35 years of dedication to developing baseball in Canada at the local, provincial and national level. The award, handed out at Sport BC's 45th Annual Athlete of the Year Awards presented by TELUS, recognizes a British Columbian who has contributed to sport in an extraordinary way over an extended period of time.
Carter began volunteering as a coach and groundskeeper with the Tsawwassen Amateur Baseball Association after settling in Delta in 1975, and eventually became President of the organization. He went on to hold positions as President of BC Minor Baseball, President of Baseball BC, Vice-President of Baseball Canada and, in 2000, he was elected President of Baseball Canada, a position he still holds today.
As a long-time sport volunteer, Carter was honoured with the Governor General's medal for volunteerism in 1993, and, in 2006, was inducted into the Delta Sports Hall of Fame. His name also holds a permanent place at a Midget baseball diamond in Tsawwassen, christened "Ray Carter Field" in 2009.
"It takes an amazing amount of passion to dedicate the time Ray Carter has to the development of sport in not only his community, but also his province and country," said Tim Gayda, President and CEO of Sport BC. "It is people like Ray upon which amateur sport is built, and we thank him for his continued commitment over the years."
"Baseball has been a big part of my life and I am sure it has given me more than I have given to baseball," said Carter. "To be singled out when so many are deserving is indeed special. I am honoured and grateful."
The Daryl Thompson Award is named in honour of the late former Sport BC Chair, Daryl Thompson, and the recipient is selected annually by Sport BC's Board of Directors. Previous award winners include John Furlong (1998), Rick Hansen (1986), and Terry Fox (1980).
Join us in celebrating Ray Carter and the excellence of BC's amateur athletes at the 45th Annual Athlete of the Year Awards, presented by TELUS. More information on the event can be found at SportBC.com.
About Sport BC's Athlete of the Year Awards presented by TELUS:
Sport BC's Athlete of the Year Awards is the longest-standing sport recognition event in the country. Awards in 17 different categories are given each year to athletes, coaches, officials and volunteers based on their performance and contribution to sport in the province. For a list of previous award winners and for further information on the 45th Annual Athlete of the Year Awards presented by TELUS, please visit SportBC.com
About Sport BC:
Sport BC believes everyone is an athlete – whatever their sport, whatever their level. Our passion for sport is a passion for building strong, healthy communities by giving everyone in BC the opportunity to be the athletes they are. We are the engine driving amateur sport in BC, inspiring participation and supporting its activation through the 64 Provincial Sport Organizations who bring sport to life in BC. For more information, please visit www.SportBC.com
Jessica Doherty
Coordinator, Marketing & Communications
Sport BC
E: jessica.doherty@sportbc.com
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This week has been a busy one full of shops orders, freelance blogging, creating and testing a sewing pattern for a new design idea, putting finishing touches together on more brand new designs and planning something rather exciting, which I can't announce yet. Ha ha, I do like to tease! I've also been having lots of fun taking part in the #MarchMeetTheMaker challenge over on Instagram.
Encouraging all that creativity and on top of the play list this week, without a doubt, has been Pala Tute by Gogol Bordello. The excitement and speed of the song totally sums my week up! It's also a great one to have a dance to and get you in the mood for the weekend.


We're even closer to the holidays now, Cayman, and Camana Bay is proud to be bringing you a range of Christmas events that suit the whole family, pets included. Read on to find out exactly what you'll be penciling into your schedule and if you didn't catch Part 1 of this series, check it out here.
Support island animals in need at Santa Paws on November 29th, from 10am to 12pm. Taking place in the beautiful Gardenia Court, pets (and their owners!) are welcome to stop by to take photos with the one and only Santa Claus. Holiday gifts for the dog and cat lovers in your life will be available for sale and proceeds go to support the Cayman Islands Humane Society.
An annual fundraiser for charity, the Pink Ladies Bazaar is being held at the Arts and Recreation Centre from 2 to 5pm on November 29th. Come on out and enjoy a craft and bake sale that's perfect for finding one-of-a-kind gifts, as well as performances by the Orchestra and National Choir.
Tuesdays through Saturdays from November 25th through December 24th, Christmas Eve, bring your little ones out to experience snow in the Caribbean! Snowflakes will fill the air in Gardenia Court each day from 5 to 7pm, making for a truly magical holiday experience. Don't forget your camera.
If you're a regular at Camana Bay's popular Farmers and Artisans Market, be sure to pay a visit between November 26th and December 24th when it will be infused with holiday cheer. The perfect mid-week activity in the month leading up to the big day, you're sure to find great gifts, tasty snacks and quality time well spent. It will be held every Wednesday from 12 to 7pm, or 10am to 5pm on Christmas Eve, at Cassia Court and The Paseo.
Every Thursday from November 27th until December 18th, the big man in red is going to be visiting Gardenia Court between 5 and 7pm. If the kids have been nice this year (a little naughty never hurts...), bring them out for a meet and greet and to snap a traditional photo. Make sure they have their lists ready!
Every Sunday from November 23rd until December 21st, Regal Cinemas is hosting the Regal Opera House Holiday Series. Classic productions from the Metropolitan Opera and the Royal Ballet will be screened at 3pm at a cost of $20.00 for adults and $15.00 for seniors and children between the ages of 2 and 12. In order, the series will feature "Le Nozze di Figaro," "Carmen," "Macbeth" and "The Barber of Seville."
From child and pet photos with Santa to a fundraising bazaar, themed market, classic opera productions and snow falling from the sky, Camana Bay is the place for celebrating the holidays in the islands. Stay tuned for Part 3 of this series celebrating Christmas in Cayman's Camana Bay.
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Warren Harding Barfield, Jr. (born May 4, 1979) is a Christian musician.

Musical career
Barfield's first two albums (Beyond Me and My Heart Is Quiet) were independently produced. In 2003, he was signed to CCM label Creative Trust Workshop (CTW), which gave him more exposure. 'My Heart Goes Out' and 'Mistaken', songs from his third album 'Warren Barfield' project became Top 10 Christian radio hits. CTW folded soon thereafter, and Barfield's second studio album, "Reach", was released by Reunion Records in 2006.

His third studio album, Worth Fighting For, was released on Essential Records in 2008, produced by Charlie Peacock. The song, "Love Is Not a Fight", from this album was included in the 2008 film, Fireproof.

The film inspired a tour, "Love Worth Fighting For", that was dedicated to the theme of preserving marriage and ran from 2009 till 2018. Barfield created and produced the tour partnering with promoter Mike Williams. Over 200,000 people have attended the event. The tour featured speaking by actor Kirk Cameron, who had played the lead role in Fireproof, and speaking, comedy and music by Barfield, whose aforementioned song had been inspired by realizations about his own marriage.

Barfield's 2012 album, Redbird, was independently produced (with members of the production team including Wayne Kirkpatrick, Bryan White, and members of Needtobreathe) and featured a more acoustic sound compared to his earlier albums. Mark Rice of JesusFreakHideout has called the album less accessible than Barfield's previous work, likely to turn off the fans of his early overproduced pop-style music, but "a very rewarding listen" that showed that Barfield was "still a force to be reckoned with in Christian music."

In 2009 Barfield became a speaker and child sponsorship advocate.

In the 2017, Barfield officially retired from his work in the Christian music industry.

Personal life

Warren has been married since September 1, 2001 and has two children.

Discography

 Beyond Me (2000)
 My Heart Is Quiet (2001)
 Warren Barfield (2003)
 Reach (2006)
 Worth Fighting For (2008)
 Redbird (2012)

Other songs

Warren Barfield has written several other songs available on other albums. "Next Door Savior" was recorded for an accompaniment to Max Lucado's book by the same title, along with "Live With Us". He also recorded a version of Keith Green's "Oh Lord, You're Beautiful" for CCM's Top 100 and "Alive, Forever Amen" for WOW Worship.

See also
 List of guitarists

References

External links

 Warren Barfield lyrics
 NewReleaseTuesday.com interviews Warren Barfield
 Christian Music Review - Warren Barfield Reviews, Bio & Discography

American performers of Christian music
1979 births
Living people

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Serbian and Turkish officials negotiating about construction of industrial zone in Vojvodina
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that he had talked with his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan about the construction of an industrial zone in Vojvodina.
"We talked about an industrial zone that will be built in Vojvodina which would significantly contribute to employment there and become home for a number of Turkish companies," Vucic said on Friday, September 25, in Istanbul. "This industrial zone would give a great impetus to our economic growth", he added.
"I believe that we will establish a strong cooperating in other areas like the agriculture and defence industry," Vucic said.
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He also noted that there was almost no more room for industrial zones in Serbia and announced that the issue would be in focus in the next period, so that Serbia would reindustrialize and attract investors from Turkey, Germany and other countries.
Vucic also said that he talked about infrastructural projects with Turkish officials, including the representatives of the companies which are drafting the project documentation for the Karadjordje motorway.
"We also talked about the construction of the Novi Pazar-Tutin road, which should be completed in a year and a half, " Vucic went on to say.
(B92, 27.09.2020)
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CBC Complete Sale of Hydreco to Duplomatic Motion Solutions
Clyde Blowers Capital (CBC), Duplomatic Motion Solutions (Duplomatic) and Alcedo SGR (Alcedo) are delighted to announce they have completed the successful sale of hydraulic technologies provider, Hydreco, from CBC to Duplomatic, sponsored by Alcedo.
Since acquiring Hydreco in 2008 from US industrial conglomerate, Textron, CBC has developed and broadened Hydreco's range of products and expanded their market presence. Following the establishment of a presence in China and an increase of operational footprint within India in 2010, CBC supported the successful acquisition of HHW, based in Australia (2013). The business now has a significant global reach, with a focus on the Transport (APAC), Defence (UK) and Construction (Europe) sectors.
In preparation for a successful exit, Hydreco was legally separated from sister company David Brown Gears in 2016, following the operational independence that already existed. In this time, the business has strengthened key management teams in the UK and Australia, secured multi-year contracts with new customers in both the Defence and Transportation sectors alongside supporting robust growth from long-standing customers in the Construction market. As a result, Hydreco's sales have increased by 28% since 2015, to over £25.6m.
Hydreco will join Duplomatic Group contributing its strong positioning within the Mobile market to the existing platform, consolidating Duplomatic's position as a leader in the global Motion Control market.
CBC CEO and Chairman, Jim McColl, commented: "I am thrilled to announce the successful exit of Hydreco to Duplomatic. Following an impressive period of global expansion and product development, the company is now well placed for their next chapter of growth under new ownership. It's been a great pleasure working with the team at Hydreco and we wish them all the very best for the future."
Duplomatic CEO and Chairman, Roberto Maddalon, commented: "We at Duplomatic are happy to welcome Hydreco and their management within our Group. This acquisition is a further step in our growth path, aimed at consolidating our leading position in the market and widening our product portfolio and international footprint."
Marco Guidolin, Partner at Alcedo, said: "Duplomatic is an Italian champion which competes successfully on a global scale, with a multinational profile and a highly skilled management team. The acquisition of Hydreco perfectly fits with our strategy of fostering growth of our portfolio companies leveraging on the integration of highly complementary businesses leaders in their respective markets."
Cavendish acted as exclusive financial advisor to CBC for the transaction, with CMS acting as legal advisors for CBC.
For Alcedo, the deal was followed by the Partners Michele Gallo and Marco Guidolin. Duplomatic and Alcedo were assisted by Deloitte Legal Italy, Gitti and Partners and Bryan Cave for legal matters. Deloitte took care of the financial and tax Due Diligence on Hydreco Group.
February 28th, 2019.
About Hydreco
Hydreco is headquartered in Poole, UK, and has operations in Italy, Germany, Norway, Australia, USA, India and China. The company has a global customer base and employs approximately 112 people. The business designs and supplies a broad range of precision hydraulic products that include Hydreco®and Powauto® branded low-noise high torque gear pumps, motors, pilot valves & controls, cylinders and power take off units.
https://www.hydreco.com
About Clyde Blowers Capital
Clyde Blowers Capital, headquartered in Scotland, is a leading independent industrial investment firm operating globally within a range of key sectors such as oil & gas, renewables, power, water, mining & minerals and general industrial sectors. The team at CBC work with companies where they believe their innovative approach and operational experience can add significant value. CBC currently has two funds under management; Fund II closed at £250m, which featured Hydreco as a portfolio company; Fund III raised £420m and currently includes six portfolio companies.
https://www.clydeblowerscapital.com
About Duplomatic Motion Solutions
Duplomatic Motion Solutions is a leading player in the global Motion Control market. Duplomatic Group is leader in the manufacturing of pumps, valves, actuators and complete systems for the hydraulics market, along with electrical actuators and Motion Control solutions in general. Duplomatic products are being used in Mobile (agricultural equipment, construction, earth-moving machines) and Industrial (industrial automation) applications. The Group has been constantly growing for the last 6 years, increasing from one single facility to the present seven production sites, five of which are based in Italy, one in the U.S.A., and one in China. With 330 employees, a turnover of over 80 million Euros and more than 1.000 customers all over the world, the Company is headquartered in Parabiago, Milan, Italy.
https://www.duplomatic.com
About Alcedo SGR
Alcedo SGR is one of the leading players in Private Equity in Italy and specializes in the management of Closed-End, Reserved Alternative Investment Funds. Alcedo is based in Treviso and for almost 30 years has been dedicated to investments in Italian excellence, with a predominant focus on small and medium-sized businesses in Northern and Central Italy. The Alcedo Investment Team has developed a unique approach to Growth Buyout investments, based on creating strategic partnerships with entrepreneurs and managers, aimed at fueling companies' growth through shared plans and objectives, both organically and through acquisitions. Duplomatic is a portfolio company of Alcedo IV Fund, which has raised € 195 million in May 2016.
https://www.alcedo.it


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John Taylor Gatto Interview - Epilogue
One of the most disturbing issues raised by John Taylor Gatto's interview is the point that breaking the family bond has been a hidden agenda of compulsory government schooling from its inception. Slowly erode the adult-child relationship and the allegiance of children naturally drifts from the family to the authority of 'the system.' Do this long enough and the next generation has no idea what a deep and meaningful parent-child relationship looks like.
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Q: Python-Phantomjs popup is blocked Hello I'm trying to get the data from a popup window in phantomjs.Everything is working perfectly but when the popup window is up and I'm using javascript to fetch the data I'm getting an output saying that there is activated the pop blocker and i have to deactivated to go on...
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Stanisław Zbigniew Wawrzyńczyk (ur. 4 stycznia 1990 w Wejherowie) – polski siatkarz, grający na pozycji przyjmującego.

Jego żoną jest siatkarka Agata Oleksy.

Życiorys
Pochodzący z Rumi zawodnik pierwsze siatkarskie kroki stawiał w zespole UKS Omega Gdynia, pod okiem trenera Edwarda Pawluna. W wieku 16 lat wraz z trenerem przeniósł się do drużyny GTS Stoczniowiec Gdańsk. W sezonie 2007/2008 wywalczył 7. miejsce w Młodzieżowych Mistrzostwach Polski Juniorów, będąc kluczowym zawodnikiem drużyny prowadzonej przez trenera Jacka Łapińskiego.

Po zakończeniu nauki w szkole średniej wyjechał do Francji.  Występował tam w zespole AL Caudry prowadzonym przez Zbigniewa Zielińskiego z którym wywalczył awans do francuskiej Nationale 2 (liga drugiego stopnia) oraz zajął 5. miejsce w Mistrzostwach Francji U-21. Po roku spędzonym na obczyźnie wrócił do Polski. W sezonie 2010/2011 występował w drużynie Lotosu Trefla Gdańsk z którym wywalczył awans do PlusLigi. Warto zauważyć, że w drużynie z Gdańska funkcję drugiego trenera pełnił wówczas Edward Pawlun.

W kolejnym roku zawodnik ponownie występował w I Lidze, tym razem w drużynie w drużynie MUKS Joker Piła. W sezonie 2012/2013 zawodnik przeniósł się do drużyny UMKS Kęczanin Kęty z którą zajął 8. miejsce w rozgrywkach I Ligi. Wysiłek zawodnika został doceniony przez kibiców którzy uznali go najlepszym zawodnikiem drużyny.

W sezonie 2013/2014 zawodnik przeniósł się do drużyny mistrza Austrii, SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob. Sezon zakończył zdobywając wicemistrzostwo Austrii oraz wicemistrzostwo Ligi Środkowoeuropejskiej (MEVZA). Zawodnik występował również w Lidze Mistrzów, gdzie wraz z drużyną sprawili nie lada niespodziankę wygrywając 3:2 z rosyjskim Lokomotivem Nowosybirsk. W sezonie 2014/2015 zawodnik kontynuuje karierę w austriackiej drużynie SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob.

Siatkówka plażowa
Zawodnik występuje również w zawodach siatkówki plażowej zaliczanych do cyklu Mistrzostw Polski w siatkówce plażowej. W sezonie 2013/2014 w parze z Piotrem Ilewiczem wywalczył srebrny medal Akademickich Mistrzostw Polski. W finale rozgrywanym na plaży w gdańskim Brzeźnie ulegli jedynie reprezentantom Polski: Michałowi Makowskiemu i Sebastianowi Sobczakowi.

Sukcesy klubowe
Mistrzostwo I ligi:
  2011
MEVZA:
  2014, 2015
Mistrzostwo Austrii:
  2014, 2015
Akademickie Mistrzostwa Polski w siatkówce plażowej:
  2014
 2016, 2017
Mistrzostwo Słowacji:
  2018
Mistrzostwo Rumunii:
  2020
Mistrzostwo Szwajcarii:
  2021

Przypisy

Ludzie urodzeni w Wejherowie
Polscy siatkarze
Siatkarze Stoczniowca Gdańsk
Siatkarze Trefla Gdańsk
Siatkarze AZS Częstochowa
Siatkarze Jastrzębskiego Węgla
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Eliza Carthy (Scarborough, North Yorkshire, 23 de agosto de 1975) es una cantante y violinista folk inglesa. Es hija del cantante/guitarrista folk Martin Carthy y la cantante Norma Waterson.

Vida y carrera
Carthy nació en Scarborough, North Yorkshire, Inglaterra. Fue a la escuela en Fyling Hall en el Norte de Yorkshire.

A la edad de trece años Carthy formó los Waterdaughters con su madre, su tío (Lal Waterson) y su primo Marry Waterson. Posteriormente trabajó con Nancy Kerr, con sus padres como Waterson–Carthy, y como parte del "supergrupo" Blue Murder, además de su propio trabajo en solitario.

Eliza Carthy canta en la canción de Blue Murder "Que tenga buenas Noches" que se encuentra en el CD de tributo a la música de Joseph Spence & the Pinder Family, llamado Fuera en el mar agitado (1994) (Green Linnet). Junto con Eliza tocan Lal Waterson, Norma Waterson, Jim Boyes, Martin Carthy, Barry Coope, Lester Simpson y Mike Waterson.

Ha sido dos veces nominada para el Mercury Music Prize, para el álbum del año: en 1998 por Arroz Rojo, y de nuevo en 2003 para Anglicana. Eliza actuó como invitada en el álbum Mermaid Avenue de Billy Bragg y Wilco. Eliza y Billy también grabaron juntos la canción "My Father's Mansions", que apareció en el álbum de tributo a Pete Seeger  llamado ¿A Dónde Han Ido Todas Las flores? (1998).

En septiembre de 2002, Eliza participó en el concierto de Homenaje a Kirsty MacColl, "The Song's the Thing", junto con otros artistas.

En 2003 Eliza triunfa en los Radio 2 Folk Awards, ganando los premios de Cantante de Folk del Año, Mejor Álbum (para Anglicana) y Mejor Tema Tradicional (para "Worcester City", en el álbum Anglicana). También fue la primera música inglesa en ser nominada por un programa de la BBC Radio 3 para el Premio de la Música del Mundo en el mismo año (Anglicana).

En 2004 formó parte de Oysterband Big Session, una colaboración con numerosos artistas populares reunidos por Oysterband. Se produjo un álbum de The Big Session Volume One, y el grupo como un todo, fue galardonado como el Mejor Grupo en los Folk Awards en 2005.

El 29 de mayo de 2005, Carthy, participó en un homenaje a Peggy Seeger en el Queen Elizabeth Hall, de Londres. Un doble CD titulado Three Score and Ten (2007) contiene aspectos destacados del concierto.En 2006 participó en tres canciones (una como vocalista, dos como corista) en Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Balades, Sea Songs and Chanteys, producido por Hal Willner.

Dreams of Breathing Underwater, su segunda colección de canciones propias, fue lanzado el 23 de junio de 2008. Es una combinación de instrumentos tradicionales con arreglos experimentales, y con influencias de todos los aspectos de su carrera hasta el momento.

Su tour 2008 fue cancelado en noviembre, ya que un quiste en su garganta hizo su canto débil y doloroso. Debido a su embarazo, los médicos retrasaron el tratamiento hasta la primavera de 2009. Se convirtió en madre de Florencia Daisy el 24 de diciembre de 2008.

En 2010, Carthy, lanzó un álbum de colaboraciones con su madre titulado Regalo. Una crítica de la BBC escribió: "El regalo en cuestión es una entrega de talento de generación en generación; Norma Waterson y Eliza Carthy son, después de todo, la madre y la hija superdotadas que forman parte de una gran dinastía del British Folk." Comentando la canción final, "Shallow Brown", la crítica señaló: "con el apoyo de diversas maneras de los otros miembros de la familia, incluyendo el padre Martin Carthy en la guitarra así como su primo Oliver Knight en la guitarra eléctrica, voz y violonchelo, hay un sentido real de la congregación y arraigo en esta canción, y de hecho en todo el álbum. Por mucho tiempo, la dinastía florece".

Su segunda hija, Isabella Mary, nació el 26 de noviembre de 2010.

En mayo de 2012 una biografía de Eliza Carthy escrita por Sophie Parkes y titulada Wayward Daughter fue publicada por Soundcheck Books.

En 2014, fue galardonada con un MBE por sus servicios a la música folk por la Reina de Inglaterra.

Discografía
 Con Nancy Kerr
 Eliza Carthy & Nancy Kerr (1993)
 Shape of Scrape (1995)
 On Reflection (compilation 2002)
 En solitario
 Heat Light & Sound (1996)
 Eliza Carthy & The Kings of Calicutt (1997)
 Red Rice (originally sold as a 2-CD set. Now available as 2 separate CDs: Red and Rice 1998)
 Angels & Cigarettes (2000)
 Anglicana (2002)
 The Definitive Collection (compilation 2003)
 Rough Music (2004)
 Dreams of Breathing Underwater (2008)
 Neptune (2011)
 Wayward Daughter (2013)
 Eliza Carthy & The Wayward Band: Big Machine (2017)
 Con la familia Waterson
 Waterson–Carthy: Waterson:Carthy (1994)
 Waterson–Carthy: Common Tongue (1996)
 Waterson–Carthy: Broken Ground (1999)
 Blue Murder: No One Stands Alone (2002)
 Various Artists: Shining Bright – The Songs of Lal & Mike Waterson (2002)
 Waterson–Carthy: A Dark Light (2002)
 The Watersons: The Definitive Collection (compilation 2003)
 The Watersons: Mighty River of Song (4 CD & 1 DVD compilation 2004)
 Waterson–Carthy: Fishes and Fine Yellow Sand (2004)
 Waterson–Carthy: The Definitive Collection (compilation 2005)
 Waterson–Carthy: Holy Heathens and the Old Green Man (2006)
 Eliza Carthy & Norma Waterson: Gift (2010)
 Martin & Eliza Carthy: The Moral of the Elephant (2014)
 Con Martin Green
 Dinner (2001)
 Como parte de Carthy Hardy Farrell Young
 Laylam (2013)
 Colaboraciones y apariciones como invitada
 Norma Waterson: Norma Waterson (1996)
 Chipolata 5: 'Skinless' (1996)
 Tim Winton (various artists) 'Music from the novel 'Dirt Music' (one track with Tristan Chipolata and Jock Tyldesley) (1996)
 Billy Bragg & Wilco: Mermaid Avenue (1998)
 Various artists: The Rough Guide to English Roots Music (1998, World Music Network)
 Lal & Norma Waterson: A True Hearted Girl (The Waterdaughters sing one track on the CD reissue 1999)
 Norma Waterson: The Very Thought of You (1999)
 Various Artists: A Tribute to Pete Seeger (Two tracks with Billy Bragg) (199?)
 Billy Bragg & Wilco: Mermaid Avenue Vol. II (2000)
 Norma Waterson: Bright Shiny Morning (2000)
 Roger McGuinn: Treasures From the Folk Den (2001)
 Oliver Knight: Mysterious Day (2002)
 Jools Holland & Friends: Jack O The Green (one track)
 The Big Session Vol. 1 (2004)
 Martin Carthy: Waiting for Angels (2004)
 Paul Weller: Studio 150 (two tracks) (2004)
 Salsa Céltica: El Camino (2006)
 Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Shanteys (2006)
 Rubber Folk (2006)
 The Harry Smith Project: Anthology of American Folk Music Revisited (2006)
 The Imagined Village: The Imagined Village (2007)
 Patrick Wolf: The Bachelor (2009)
 David Rotheray: The Life of Birds (2010)
 The Imagined Village: Empire & Love (2010)
 Marry Waterson & Oliver Knight: The Days That Shaped Me (2011)
 Marry Waterson & Oliver Knight: Hidden (2012)
 Linda Thompson: Won't Be Long Now (2013)
 The Rails: Fair Warning (2014)
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 In Search of English Folk Song (1997 BBC film directed by Ken Russell)
 Fairport Convention, Donovan, Osibisa, Eliza Carthy, The Albion Band, Waterson–Carthy, Edward II.
 Reissued on DVD in 2008, but for Region 1 only

 Topic Records 70 year anniversary boxed set Three Score and Ten issued in 2009
 Anglicana is one of the classic albums.
 Worcester City from Anglicana is track eleven on the seventh CD.
Con Ben Ivitsky
 Two Tears from Dreams of Breathing Underwater is track six on the sixth CD.
Como Parte de Waterson–Carthy
 Waterson:Carthy is one of the classic albums.
 We Poor Labouring Men from Broken Ground is track twenty one on the sixth CD.

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Oh my word, has it really been more than a month since I last posted? I know life has been pretty hectic, but I really didn't think it had been this long.
Now I know one would expect me to have a long list of accomplishments for the month past, but I am afraid I don't feel like I have any. I have been spending a lot of time on the treadmill of life, running at quite a pace, but without getting off the starting block.
– A crèche providing care for pre-school children. Many of these children live with their grandparents as their parents have died from AIDS. The crèche enables the, often sickly, grandparents some necessary rest as well as freeing up older children to go to school, as they are no longer responsible for their younger siblings.
– A baby centre was recently set up to provide a basic day care facility for working mothers in the settlement. For some of these babies, the alternative is to be left with brothers and sisters who are normally children themselves and who are then prevented from going to school.


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Craig Ramage outlines what has been behind Derby County's upturn in results
The Rams are unbeaten in six matches - five in the Championship and one in the FA Cup
Steve Nicholson
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Derby County celebrate against Crystal Palace (Image: Getty Images)
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The turnaround in results came at just the right time for Derby County .
Just before Christmas we were six points off the bottom three and there was genuine concern. Fans were wondering where the club was going.
We could barely buy a win and the performance levels were not what we have been accustomed to over the last few years. We struggled to find a settled side and team balance. There was despondency.
So the timing of the upturn was crucial and has provided a much-needed lift.
What has been behind the upturn? I think it is a bit of everything.
The players have dug in and worked hard. It has not been pretty and I think we have ridden our luck at times and had slices of luck also, which all teams need.
There was Martyn Waghorn's last-gasp equaliser at Wigan on Boxing Day and Jason Knight's goal at Middlesbrough, a cross that found the net off the far post.
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Teams have not taken their opportunities against us. Wigan should have been out of sight, so should Middlesbrough in the first half. That can happen, and the key is to capitalise on opponents' failure to put games away.
Martyn Waghorn equalises for Derby County against Wigan Athletic (Image: Andy Clarke)
I think we will look back at the end of the season and talk about the importance of Waghorn's goal in a game in which we didn't deserve anything.
The results have improved, but our performance levels can be better.
The performance levels of certain players have gone up a bit, but there is a lot more to come.
It is also taking us a while to get started in games and that has to be addressed because you won't always get away with it.
But this is a time to be positive and the timing of our six-match unbeaten run is exactly what was needed.
'It's tough' - former Derby County midfielder offers advice to under fire Tom Lawrence
'We have to be at it'
It's the FA Cup for us on Friday night and an away tie against a lower-division club. You have to be at it from the start in these matches to avoid an upset.
Northampton Town are going really well in League Two. They are unbeaten in five matches in all competitions and are sitting in the play-off places.
Their confidence will be high and they will be relishing a cup test against Derby.
But we are on a good run of six unbeaten and this is a great opportunity to build on the momentum.
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It will be interesting to see what Phillip Cocu does with the team.
He made changes against Crystal Palace in the last round, and got a performance and a result. He will probably make a few changes again.
I loved playing in the FA Cup. I remember for Watford at Scarborough back in January 1995. It was a goalless draw and it was a real battle, a real scrap, as Derby found at Accrington last season.
Friday is under the floodlights and on TV, the type of occasion that can bring a shock. Derby have to make sure there isn't one.
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Refugees at Tel Hadid
After the Assyrian conquest of ancient Israel, who lived in the land?
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Who lived at Tel Hadid?
Tel Hadid. Photo: Courtesy of the Tel Hadid Expedition.
Tel Hadid, which is believed to be the remains of Hadid from the Bible (first mentioned in Ezra 2:32 and Nehemiah 11:34), sits in central Israel—near the Ben Gurion Airport. It overlooks the coastal highway/main trade route (the Via Maris), the Samarian foothills, and the Lydda Valley. Throughout its long history, this strategic location has played a significant role in political events and uprisings.
In "Forced Resettlement and Immigration at Tel Hadid" in the Summer 2020 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review, Ido Koch, Dan Warner, Eli Yannai, Lin Lawson Pruitt, Dennis Cole, and James Parker share their recent discoveries, and their connection to Tel Hadid's long, interesting history.
According to the Hebrew Bible, when Assyria ruled supreme the Assyrians forcibly removed the ancient Israelites from their homeland and settled a new people group in their place (2 Kings 17:24). At Tel Hadid, evidence of this forced resettlement can be found in the objects and writings left behind by the inhabitants of the city.
This tablet from Tel Hadid records a real estate transaction from the autumn of 698 B.C.E. All names recorded in the tablet (the buyer and the sellers, plus the witnesses) are not Israelite, but rather (probably) Babylonian or Aramean. Photo: Courtesy of the Israel Museum.
One such document is a real estate tablet from the autumn of 698 B.C.E. Written in Akkadian—the native language of the Assyrian Empire—all nine named invidivuals on the tablet (the buyer, the seller, and seven witnesses) have either Aramean or Akkadian (probably Babylonian) names. Not one individual has a Yahwistic name, suggesting that the Israelites were gone. Similar Akkadian documents and seals have been found at the nearby site of Gezer (one of the ten cities allotted to the Levites in Joshua 21).
Two seasons of excavations at Tel Hadid have uncovered buildings and artifacts that shed light on the people brought into Tel Hadid by the Assyrians in the Bible. Once archaeologists uncover the artifacts left behind, they can begin to identify who created them, who built them, and who used them. The archaeologists at Tel Hadid are also intrigued by the motives behind the actions for those forcefully resettled by the Assyrians in the Bible more than 2,700 years ago. Ido Koch and his team seek to answer, "Why did they try to recreate their traditional social atmosphere, and how did they accomplish it in this new land, so far from their ancestral home?"
Learn more about Tel Hadid in "Forced Resettlement and Immigration at Tel Hadid" by Ido Koch, Dan Warner, Eli Yannai, Lin Lawson Pruitt, Dennis Cole, and James Parker, published in the Summer 2020 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review. Explore discoveries related to these new deportees—and more—at Tel Hadid. This article includes a special supplement, "Digging Deeper at Tel Hadid," to understand elements of the site's archaeology like the experts do.
—————— Subscribers: Read the full piece "Forced Resettlement and Immigration at Tel Hadid" by Ido Koch, Dan Warner, Eli Yannai, Lin Lawson Pruitt, Dennis Cole, and James Parker in the Summer 2020 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review.
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The Babylonian Gap: The Assyrians impressed their culture on Israel … the Babylonians left no trace (Biblical Archaeology Review November/December 2000). As destroyers, the Assyrians and Babylonians had much in common. But the periods that followed their conquests could not be less alike. While the Assyrians left a clear imprint of their presence in Palestine, there is a strange gap after the Babylonian destruction. Call it an archaeological gap, if you wish.
Who Were the Assyrians? (Biblical Archaeology Review May/June 2019). The Assyrians referenced in the Hebrew Bible were a mighty force that exerted power over much of the Near East, including Israel and Judah, in the ninth through seventh centuries B.C.E. Learn about their beginnings over a millennium before they appeared in the Bible and how they expanded their empire from Urartu to Egypt.
Israel in Exile: Deserted Galilee testifies to Assyrian conquest of the Northern Kingdom (Biblical Archaeology Review May/June 1998). We know of Assyrian monarch Tiglath-pileser III's conquests in the Galilee from the Bible and from Assyrian records. Its people were exiled to Assyria—an exile, as it were, from which they never returned. But how reliable are these records of deportation and exile? For this, we must turn to archaeology.
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Emmanuel Yacov Ben-Gerar says:
Regarding the controversial Jehoash Temple Tablet. Frank Moore Cross declare that the tablet was a forgery due to finding grammatical errors on the tablet. In the First Temple Period literacy was a common practice among the Royal Families and the priesthood. But the general population were not quite literate. So when the tablet was inscribed there were grammatical errors by semi-literate scribes. The Jehoash Tablet was a dedication to the repair and reopening of the Temple of Solomon, (2 Kings 12:4)
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Hongkong actor Marco Ngai, 52, started his year on a bad note when the media to went to town with reports that his wife, Zhang Lihua, had cheated on him. Rumour has it that it's not the first time Lihua, who is two decades younger than Marco, had cheated on the actor during their 12-year marriage.
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Allen & Unwin is thrilled to be publishing a new novel from Dominic Smith, the award-winning author of acclaimed bestseller The Last Painting of Sara de Vos.
The Electric Hotel is a luminous new novel tracing the intertwined fates of a silent film director and his muse.
Paris, 1895: 20-year-old Claude Ballard interviews for a job as a 'concession agent' for the Lumière Brothers. With a CV, such that it is, that contains film of his sister's dying breaths, it's clear how much Claude will put at stake to realise his dreams … When Claude meets legendary actress Sabine Montrose, during the last hours of her 40th birthday in her Manhattan hotel room, inspiration strikes and his fate is sealed.
Los Angeles, 1962: For nearly half a century, Claude Ballard has been living at the Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel. A French pioneer of silent films, Claude now spends his days foraging mushrooms in the hills of Los Angeles and taking photographs of runaways and the striplings along Sunset Boulevard. But when a film-history student comes to interview Claude about The Electric Hotel—the lost masterpiece that bankrupted him and ended the career of his muse, Sabine Montrose—the past comes surging back. In his run-down hotel suite, the ravages of the past are waiting to be excavated: celluloid fragments and reels in desperate need of restoration, and Claude's memories of the woman who inspired and beguiled him.
Spanning three continents and the best part of a century, Dominic Smith takes us on a tour of the heart, to Paris, Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Palisades, Los Angeles, Belgium, Andorra and our very own Tamarama. Breathtaking, epic and intimate, The Electric Hotel is the new literary masterpiece from the author of the award-winning The Last Painting of Sara de Vos.
I stayed up all night reading The Electric Hotel and can still instantly conjure the thrill of being lost in its pages. It is one of those very rare books that combines breakneck suspense and action with the most extraordinary literary sensibility. Dominic could write a riveting literary novel in which nothing happens, but here he has written a riveting literary novel in which everything happens, and it is a wonder!
I was overwhelmed by your support and enthusiasm for The Last Painting of Sara de Vos. As I met with booksellers in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and beyond, I was struck by how much the bookstore (or the bookshelves within a store) matters to the life of a community, a city, a nation. So thank you for all you do to support the culture of books and writing!
I'm excited to share with you a little about my new novel, The Electric Hotel, which will be published by Allen & Unwin in June of 2019.
This is the story of a lost silent film that ruined the French director and famous actress who made it. For decades, the only celluloid print for the film has been crumbling inside a metal trunk under Claude Ballard's bed at the run-down Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel, where Claude is living out his eighties.
The film is rediscovered when a graduate student comes to interview its creator in the 1960s. As the film undergoes restoration, we learn about Claude's doomed obsession with moviemaking and the French stage actress who goes on to star in his films. We follow Claude as a young concession agent for the Lumière brothers, the inventors of cinema in the 1890s, and witness his moviemaking travels to Australia. (In real life, the Lumières sent an agent named Marius Sestier, whose first reels included footage of the 1896 Melbourne Cup; his reels can be seen here.) Claude also films a young daredevil in action at the Royal Aquarium and Pleasure Grounds in Tamarama (I spent my teenage years in Bondi and walked past the historic plaque commemorating the site of the Pleasure Grounds countless times.) This daredevil, Chip Spalding, becomes the first professional stuntman in the world of early silent films.
With Claude's filmmaking family in place—a producer and hustler from Brooklyn, an Australian stuntman, a famous French stage actress—he goes on to build a prolific studio above the cliffs of Fort Lee, New Jersey, America's first movie town and where the term cliffhanger originates. By 1910, we follow Claude's plans to make an epic film, an hour-long dark melodrama entitled The Electric Hotel, which will go on to be considered his cinematic masterpiece.
But why did the film only run for two weeks after its release?
And why did Claude Ballard and the film's famous star, Sabine Montrose, never work again?
Naturally, dear reader, the answers are in the book, and I hope you'll turn the pages to find out.
A silent film festival in northern Italy, a trip to the archives at the Library of Congress, a walk through the Lumière brothers' family home in Lyon (now a museum), a visit to Belgium to retrace the steps of early WWI cinematographers—the research for this book was an immersion in pictures and places. Along the way, my perception of early silent films changed completely. These were not all jittery pantomimes and melodramas; many were indelible works of art. If 75 percent of all silent films have been lost (the estimate from the Library of Congress) then what jewels have vanished? That was the question that drove this novel.
Dominic grew up in Sydney and now lives in Austin, Texas.
He is the author, most recently, of The Last Painting of Sara de Vos, an acclaimed bestseller in Australia, winning both the ABIA Literary Fiction Book of the Year and the Indie Book of the Year (Fiction) in 2017. The novel was a New York Times (NYT) bestseller in the US and named the NYT Book Review Editors' Choice. It was also named in the Best Books of 2016 by both Amazon and Kirkus.
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Annakate Chappell
Annakate Chappell is a native of Los Angeles, CA. Her classical ballet training lead her to dance with companies such as Miami City Ballet, Dance Theater of Harlem, and Pittsburg Ballet Theater. She then went on to graduate Magna Cum Laude from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts and was a recipient of the Founders Award for Academic Achievement. Upon graduation, Annakate began performing as an actor with the Bilingual Actors Repertory Theater in Los Angeles. Her written and visual work has been published in Dark as Day literary magazine, Dance Spirit Magazine, and That's Alright Mamma Magazine. She wrote, directed, and starred in The Astral Circle's inaugural short film, Revelations, which premiered at two international film festivals. Her second film, Empty Nest, which she wrote/directed/starred in is premiering in February 2015.
Chase Levy
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Dani Dwyer
Dani Dwyer grew up on a farm in Georgia, where she discovered her active imagination and pension for creating at an early age. After performing in musical theater throughout childhood, she went to high school in Texas, where she was cast in her first studio feature film at 16. Instead of pursuing a formal college education, she moved to New York City at age 17, living in 4 counties over as many years and gaining invaluable life experience traveling the world. Dani moved to Los Angeles in 2012 and decided to take her acting career into her own hands. Determined and inspired by the motto "work begets work," Dani sparked the idea for an artist's group producing their own original ideas, which evolved into The Astral Circle. Now a working actress signed to top-tier theatrical and commercial agencies and management, she enjoys expanding her knowledge and love of entertainment by directing, writing, and of course acting with her partners in The Astral Circle.


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Tiffany & Co. Acquired by LVMH for $16 Billion
Louis Vuitton owner LVMH will be eating breakfast, lunch and dinner at Tiffany's for the foreseeable future after purchasing the company for $135 a share
Michael O'Mahony
The deal comes after a month of negotiations, with an original $14.5 billion offer rejected by Tiffany & Co. (NYSE:TIF) for undervaluing the company, according to the board. The improved bid from LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE (EPA:MC) allows the luxury conglomerate to expand into the jewelry industry, which was one of the highest performers within the luxury industry in 2018. The move also gives the Paris-based firm a more direct line of access to the U.S. luxury market and its strong customer base.
Tiffany's share price has been on a high since the first bid from LVMH, with opportunistic buyers hoping to cash in on an enhanced offer. The stock made an initial jump of more than 30% when markets opened Monday October 28th when the first bid was put on the table. Since then it has hovered around the $125 dollar mark, with investors confident a deal between the two brands could be reached.
While Tiffany & Co. remains an iconic brand, it has found itself struggling recently thanks to the U.S.-China trade war. The New York-based jewelry company identified a drop in sales to tourists of about 25%, mostly thanks to a lack of Chinese tourists, with the Chinese government warning the public against traveling to America. As if this wasn't enough, Tiffany's also found itself in hot water with the Chinese over an advertisement which seemed to be in support of the protests in Hong Kong. The ad has since been removed, with Tiffany representatives stating the advertisement had no political intent and was made before the protests began.
While Tiffany & Co. is definitely a fixer-upper, investors are confident LVMH is up to the task, with its share price receiving a 2% bump since the deal was announced. In LVMH, Tiffany's has found a home alongside some of the most recognizable brands in the world. With the French company's experience in reviving luxury brands and the iconic history attached to the New York franchise, we here at MyWallSt think this is a great fit for all involved.
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Today's guest joining us on Join Up Dots is one of those names that has turned up time and time again in the Join Up Dots history, so it's with delight that we finally get them on to the show.
Helping people discover their purpose and passion for life.
And that my listeners is the true mark of building success into your life.
Finding that one thing that you find fulfilling and enjoyable, and subsequently will find so much easier to do to become better and better until becoming the recognised expert in that thing.
But this isn't just another episode of a life coach that loves helping people as this guy is an entrepreneur juggling many plates at once.
And since 2003 he has also been the co-founder of CompanyBE a cloud based software which was designed and built in direct response to the challenge of running a small business more efficiently and effectively.
So with his talents listed as Author, Life Coach, Speaker, Podcaster, Personal Development, Runner, Dad, and Business Owner he is a man who is in demand.
So when did he realise his sweet spot, and grasp the fact that he could make a living out of doing what he loves?
And is he at the point now where he spends all his time only doing things he loves, outsourcing the things that he doesn't?
How the world doesn't need another version of someone else, but it certainly needs a bigger and bolder version of yourself.
Why the hardest part of most things that we do in life is simply starting, whilst the second hardest part is making sure we don't give up and keep on going.
How Bruce found himself at a crossroads in life due to simply depleting his energies by trying to be something for everyone….holding nothing back for himself.
How we can always look back over our lives to find the true gifts from every tragedy that we have in our personal lives.


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Facebook's Fake News Fix
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When Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared with his (then) 101,545,240 followers that his New Year's resolution for 2018 was "to fix" Facebook, one might have asked, "Fix it for whom?" It is a question with a number of possible answers: for its shareholders, who saw growth level off in the last year and young people turning to other social media platforms; for its users, who saw their personal information appropriated by political operatives and sometimes used against them in insidious ways; or for the public more generally, which is living with the consequences of that appropriation and with the proliferation of propaganda, camouflaged as legitimate news, not only in the United States, but in countries such as Burma and South Sudan, where Facebook-generated "fake news" has been used to instigate ethnic violence.
Let's be cynical for a moment. Coming just weeks after a contentious hearing of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence—where Senator Dianne Feinstein held the cudgel of regulation over the heads of representatives from Facebook, Google, and Twitter, telling them that if their companies did not "do something" about the manipulation of their platforms by foreign agents, "we will"—Zuckerberg's New Year's resolution could also be interpreted as his personal response to Feinstein's threat. After all, his company spent more than $8.4 million last year deploying a brigade of thirty-six lobbyists to walk the halls of Congress defending Facebook from government interference. A New Year's resolution is a lot cheaper, and it gives its author 364 days to make good.
And it took only a week for Facebook to offer up its fix. It did not come from Zuckerberg directly, but from Adam Mosseri, the company's Head of News Feed.
The Facebook news feed is not, as its name suggests, a compendium of topical stories from various news media. Rather, it is a collection of posts from one's Facebook "friends," from sites one has actively "liked," from third-party sites that Facebook believes you're interested in based on your previous online behavior, and from advertisers who have put you into a category that, theoretically, makes you predisposed toward buying what they are selling. None of this is random. Everything that appears in the news feed is there because Facebook's proprietary algorithm has put it there. That algorithm sorts through and analyzes masses of digital signals, deciding which of your friends' posts you'd most like to see and which silly cat videos and other material from greater Facebook will grab your attention. It then serves these up along with a slew of paid advertisements, delivering to two billion people a never-ending supply of individualized, targeted content.
Mosseri began his message reiterating the company's aspirational mantra. "Facebook was built to bring people closer together and build relationships," he wrote. "One of the ways we do this is by connecting people to meaningful posts from their friends and family in News Feed." And then he described—in vague terms—how the company would be tweaking its algorithm so that "people have more opportunities to interact with the people they care about." To accomplish this, he said, the algorithm will "predict which posts you might want to interact with your friends about and show these posts higher in [the] feed." So what will fuel this prediction engine? According to Mosseri,"posts that inspire back-and-forth discussion in the comments and posts that you might want to share and react to." He also said that the news feed would carry less public content, "including videos and other posts from publishers."
In the days following, much was made of the impact this algorithm adjustment will have on third-party sites, especially news organizations, which have come to rely on Facebook for traffic (and, therefore, ad revenue). This is a legitimate worry, especially for legacy journalism, which struggled to adapt to the mobile digital world and found a workaround through Facebook. Then, a week later, Mark Zuckerberg announced a further fix, this one an attempt to limit the amount of "fake news": Facebook will survey its users, asking them to rank the "trustworthiness" of various news sources. Those with higher rankings will get priority in the news feed, while those with lower scores, presumably, will be shut out. As a consequence, Zuckerberg said, the amount of news on Facebook will decline by 20 percent.
There is no way to know, yet, if outsourcing discernment—if that's what polling a random collection of two billion people is—will cut down on the amount of propaganda, lying, and deception on Facebook, or if such a survey will simply replicate existing ideological divisions. But it is also unclear where the more than 50 percent of Facebook users who get their news from the site will get it now, if anywhere, since there will be so much less of it. And maybe that is the point. This diminution of news might be a way for Facebook to walk away from the public sphere—or, at least, appear to walk away—at a time when it has been taken to task for its overweening influence there. As Slate's chairman and editor-in-chief, Jacob Weisberg, told The New York Times, downgrading news content also benefits the company in those countries where independent journalism is outlawed.
"Facebook is just desperate to get into China, and it will never do that unless it censors news—and this is actually a neat solution to that," Weisberg said. "If you only have news on the platform shared by users, users who live under repressive regimes don't have access to real news and can't share it, because it's legally prohibited." But even in the United States, where publishers were already tailoring content so it might rise to the top of the news feed, Facebook's pivot to the personal may encourage more stories about the Instant Pot, for example, and fewer analyses of Middle East policy, since one is more likely than the other to be shared, promoted, and drive traffic. Call it censorship by a thousand clicks.
A few months ago, Facebook experimented with a similar algorithm modification in six countries, removing all professionally-produced journalism from the news feed and sequestering it in its own marginal tab called "Explore." That tweak, like the one announced last week, prioritized posts from friends and family over other kinds of information. The result was disquieting. It made it more difficult for users to find trusted news sources on the platform, kept official announcements at bay, and, rather than eliminating fake news, in some instances exacerbated it.
This should not have been difficult to predict. It stands to reason that giving priority to posts from friends that generate lots of back-and-forth will do nothing to curtail the proliferation of fake news. If I post something provocative and unsubstantiated that I heard from someone else, and many of my Facebook friends comment on it and pass it along to their friends and those users also comment on it, the new algorithm should be primed to make that information go viral. And if what I say to you, and you say to me, and our friends say to each other, makes it to the top of our news feeds by dint of this new "engagement" algorithm, then Facebook's echo-chamber effect, where like-minded people talk only among themselves, will be more resonant, not less. Connections may be solidified and alliances cemented, but so will divisions and polarities. (On the other hand, if the new algorithm also prioritizes "happy" content—graduation announcements, birthday wishes, job promotions—over other kinds of exchanges, then the news feed will become the Internet equivalent of the Hallmark card aisle in the supermarket, and Facebook will go the way of MySpace and AOL.)
In the meantime, all this personal content, including our journalism preferences, may have another effect, that of delivering more of ourselves—our interests, desires, movements, passions, and emotions—to Facebook and the data brokers that, in turn, sell it to governments, credit agencies, political operatives, and marketers. Is there any doubt that connections are the currency of Facebook—or that they are in large part responsible for the company's $500 billion valuation? And about those marketers: missing from Facebook's "fix" is any mention of advertising. This is a fundamental omission, given that Facebook, despite its founder's insistence that his company exists to connect the people of the world, does not just happen to run a side-hustle selling things to fund his humanitarian project, but, rather, is the second largest advertising platform on the planet. All of the connecting that is done there is done in the service of all its advertising, since Facebook users are both the customer (who buys things) and the product (who provides the raw data that enables advertisers to target users with such precision). That is the real genius of Facebook, and why the company is so valuable.
As we were reminded during the last election, Facebook is used to sell ideas as well as products. As Brad Parscale, the head of digital media for Donald Trump's election campaign, pointed out, Facebook's marketing tools are just as useful for selling a candidate as they are for selling a blender. One of those tools was Facebook's so-called "dark posts," which enabled Parscale and his team to send certain African-American voters incendiary messages about Hillary Clinton that only they could see, in an effort to drive them away from the polls. Other tools enabled Cambridge Analytica to parse data on millions of Americans, much of it unlawfully obtained from unsuspecting Facebook users, to create ads designed to trigger voters' fears and anxieties. Facebook employees were even embedded with the Trump team, helping them deploy these tools. Reporters from the journalism nonprofit ProPublica, though, needed no such help when they bought $30 worth of Facebook's promoted posts and sent them to users who self-identified as "Jew hater," or who had expressed interest in "How to burn jews," and "why jews ruin the world," all of which were algorithmically-derived categories available for purchase on the site. In an earlier experiment, ProPublica was also able to use Facebook to place a housing ad that explicitly prevented it from being shown to African Americans, Hispanics, and Asian Americans. It took just minutes for Facebook's artificial "intelligence" to approve these ad buys.
In his New Year's Facebook post, Mark Zuckerberg wrote that "Facebook has a lot of work to do—whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent." By offering remedies that can accomplish none of these, his resolution, like most New Year's resolutions, was broken almost as soon as it was made.
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Miro Šegrt  (5. svibnja 1941.) je hrvatski kazališni, televizijski i filmski glumac.

Životopis
Osnovnu školu i gimnaziju završio je u  Zagrebu. Apsolvirao je književnost na  Filozofskom fakultetu u Zagrebu i diplomirao glumu na Akademiji dramske umjetnosti u Zagrebu u klasi profesora  K.Spaića ulogom Georga u drami E. Albee-a "Tko se boji Virginije Woolf?". Angažiran je u HNK u Zagrebu od 1. siječnja 1969., do 31. siječnja 2009. kad odlazi u mirovinu.
 U HNK-u odigrao je stotinjak različitih uloga u više od tisuću predstava. Igrao je u kultnim predstavama HNK-a : "General i njegov lakrdijaš" M. Matkovića u režiji M. Škiljana, "Kiklopu" R. Marinkovića i  K.Spaića, praizvedbi "Pustinje" R. Marinkovića u režiji M. Carića, "Putu u raj" M. Krleže u režiji D. Radojevića, "Aiaxai" R. Ivšića i režiji V. Habuneka. Značajne uloge odigrao je u predstavama "Diogenes" A. Šenoe u adaptaciji I. Ivanca i režiji G. Para i V. Vidoševića (Erdödy), "Grbavica" S. Mihalića i režiji G. Para (Putnik), "Događaj u gradu Gogi" S. Gruma i režiji G. Para (uloga pjesnik Klikot), "Golgota" M. Krleže i režiji M. Škiljana (Ivan, radnik XI), "Kurlani" M. Božića i režiji M. Škiljana (Kažela), "Vučjak" M. Krleže u režiji K. Spaića (uloga Dr. Strelec), "Andrija Hebrang" A. Vuletića i režiji P. Šarčevića (Miletić), "Potopljena zvona" Ive Brešana i režiji K. Spaića (Šime- otočki težak), "Berenikina kosa" N. Fabria i režiji G. Para (Drugi bolničar, Ceremonijar, Drugi agent, Agent), "Kralj Edip" Sulić, Glass, Cocteau i režiji V. Sulića (Pastir), "Večeras se improvizira" L. Pirandella i režiji Z. Svibena, "Priča sa zapadne strane" L. Bernsteina i režiji S. Moše (Krupke), "Vassa Železnova i drugi" M. Gorkog i režiji Z. Svibena (JevsejMitrič Bajmakov), "Becket" J. Anouilha i režiji H. Popescua i J. Juvančića (Nadbiskup), "Korupcija u palači pravde" Uga Bettia i režiji J. Juvančića (Persius, sudac).
 Velike uloge igrao je u dramama "Venecijanka" nepoznatog autora, "Pandža"     H.Barkera, "Maturanti" I. Ivanca, "Krvava svadba"     F. G. Lorce, "Sabirni centar" D. Kovačevića, "Staklena menažerija" T. Williamsa.
 U nekim predstavama HNK-a radio je i kao asistent režije.
 Nastupao je i u drugim Zagrebačkim kazalištima: Komediji ("Čovjek zvijer i krepost" L. Pirandella u režiji V. Habuneka), u ondašnjem PiK-u, u Trešnji ("Stvaranje sunca" M. Pavlika u režiji gosta K. Brožeka), u Teatru itd. ("Brdo" i "Galilejevo uzašašće" Tonka Šoljana u režiji V. Gerića), u Komornom teatru klasike (Goethe "Ifigenija u Tauridi", uloga Orest).
 Igrao je i na "Akademskoj sceni" u "Hvarkinji" M.Benetovića ulogu F. Pisoglavića, u režiji J. Juvančića, te Kamila Emeričkog u "Zastavama" M. Krleže u adaptaciji i režiji Z. Crnkovića i K. Spaića.
 Na Dubrovačkim ljetnim igrama bio je član festivalskog ansambla više od 15 godina i odigrao stotinjak predstava. Značajne uloge su u "Ljubovnicima" u Pilama u režiji J. Juvančića, te u "Eduardu II" B. Brechta  (uloga mladog Eduarda) u kultnoj Parovoj režiji na Lovrijencu.
 Nekoliko godina radio je kao profesor scenskog govora na Akademiji dramske umjetnosti u Zagrebu.
 Na filmu je snimao s B. Bauerom, N. Tanhoferom, A. Vrdoljakom, T. Radićem i nekoliko eksperimentalnih filmova s V. Petekom  (višestruko nagrađeni "Razgovor sa Jacqueline").
  Na radiju je snimio nekoliko stotina različitih emisija s najznačajnijim imenima hrvatske radiofonije: braća Brkić (Bero i Zvonko), T. Srkulj, P. Jelenić, L. Lončar, M. Koletić, Z. Bajsić, M. Rutić, B. i M. Vučković i drugima. Vodio je "Sedmo jutro" kod urednice Maje Sabolić, "Pola sata do dnevnika" kod urednika Krešimira Baumštarka. Na školskom radiju kod urednice Snješke Antunović pisao je i vodio nekoliko ciklusa emisija.
 Jedan je od začetnika Zagrebačke škole sinkroniziranog filma ("crtića").
 Na televiziji radi od početaka televizije, još dok su drame išle u živo. Igrao je u prvoj omladinskoj Tv-seriji u tri nastavka. Išla je "uživo". Bila je to "Svemirska patrola" Ilka Rosića u režiji Tamare Srkulj. Slijedile su serije: "Laku noć djeco" i "Riki" u režiji V. Laste, "25 minuta sa ..." u režiji D. Marušića.
 Na školskoj televiziji vodio je nekoliko ciklusa poezije ("Vrela") i kviz "Tv-gramatika" koji je išao nekoliko godina.
 Čitav svoj radni vijek proveo je u HNK-u i radio s glumačko-redateljskim legendama hrvatske scene, filma, radija i televizije.

Filmografija

Televizijske serije
 "Mejaši" kao radnik Joža (1970.)
 "Gruntovčani" kao milicionar komandir (1975.)
 "Kapelski kresovi" kao Špija (1975. – 1976.)
 "Nikola Tesla" kao tajnik J. P. Morgana (1977.)
 "Nepokoreni grad" (1982.)
 "Zamke" kao Petanjek (1983.)
 "Vučjak" kao poručnik Koren (1983.)
 "Smogovci" kao kupac auta na sajmu (1989.)

Filmovi
 "Klempo" kao Mile (1958.)
 "Balade Petrice Kerempuha" (1971.)
 "Autodafe moga oca" (1971.)
 "Timon" kao Kolis (1973.)
 "Puška u cik zore" (1981.)
 "Dundo Maroje" kao Dživo (1983.) - TV-kazališna predstava
 "Tri lutalice" (1986.)
 "Glembajevi" kao gost na zabavi (1988.)

Sinkronizacija
 "Pixie & Dixie and Mr. Jinks" kao Mr. Jinks
 "Štrumpfovi" kao Pjesnik Štrumpf i Štrumpf Lijeni (1985.) - od studija Zagrebačka Televizija
 "Bipsići" - razni likovi
 "Looney Tunes" kao kojot Mirko S. Zlikovski i sporedne uloge (kondukter u vlaku, ljuti susjed, pas inventor, tenisač, tata medvjed Henry #1, zli vuk iz knjige, radnik u hotelu Bromo, Alfie, Šropšajerski koljač, novinar spiker, zatvorenik Ludozemlje, patak Silvestar, sivi pas buldog, Neonski rezanac, kamion vozač drvoprerađivačke tvornice #1, ujak Sam, strašni glas u Ludozemlji (crno-bijeli film), crveni mačak sa zelenim okom Jacky, spiker kino teatra, turist u nacionalnom parku, vilenjak O'Mike, Al Jolson, filmski radnik na setu, pripovjedač medvjed u sjeni itd.)
 "Zekoslav Mrkva i Ptica Trkačica: Film" kao Mirko S. Zlikovski, duh iz lampe i policijski žandar
 "Obitelj Kremenko" kao Dino
 "Riblje redarstvo" kao detektiv Som (1995.)
 "Tom i Jerry" kao brat mišić, glas na radiju, istrebljivač i ostali likovi
 "Crvenko Plastelinko" kao pripovjedač
 "Branitelji Zemlje" kao mađioničar Mandrak, ledeni robot Garax i sporedne uloge
 "Izgubljene igračke" kao igračka Teddy (film i serija)
 "Kljukica Kvaki" kao brodski kuhar
 "Otok s blagom" kao Billy Bones (verzija iz Golden Films) (1997.)
 "Popaj i sin" kao spiker u filmskom projektoru i sporedne uloge (HRT sinkronizacija) (1997.)
 "Batman i Superman Film" kao detektiv Harvey Bullock, Clyde, znanstvenik, Binko i Lexov agent (1997.)
 "Scooby-Doo: Otok Zombija" kao Jacques (1999.)
 "Gospodar prstenova" kao Gimli (1999.)
 "Scooby Doo i napadači iz svemira" kao lažni vojni policajac #2 i FBI agent (2000.)
 "Silvestrove i Čičijeve tajne" kao najavljivač brojeva za bingo Bingo Barker, španjolski direktor muzeja, kriminalac Louie Z Anna, Bakičin brat Willy, Herlock Sholmes, egipatski vodič, inspektor za čuvanje kikirikija, filmski lik u kinu, bolid vozač Grand Prixa, frankfurtski čistač, Zeus i glas Abrahama Lincolna u muzeju (2001. – 2002.)
 "Tom i Jerry: Magični prsten" kao vlasnik draguljarne i policajac (2002.)
 "Gladijatorska akademija" kao Sardivikus i Magnus Mrazijus (2010.)
 "Pustolovine Prudence Petitpas" kao Fernan (2013.)

Vanjske poveznice

Hrvatski kazališni glumci
Hrvatski televizijski glumci
Hrvatski filmski glumci
Sinkronizacija crtanih filmova