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When we first saw this photo from Joey Biasucci of SalDan Construction Group in Toronto, we almost couldn't believe it was real. Alas, it was all too real.
It's insane what goes on in our business. The owners had paid for this more than a year earlier. It was a two-storey home with three kids living in the home. And, yes, the stroller was being stored right there! I remember saying to the owner that if it's not me that does this job, make sure someone fixes this! And he looked at me like I was crazy, like there was nothing wrong with it. Unreal!
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Most contractors find backyard makeovers a "a pain in the butt," says Toronto-based landscape designer Fausto Presta, so when clients ask for planning help, you're best to at least develop a friendly relationship with a landscaper. Working with one is cost-effective, since some things are easier and cheaper to put in early, like gas and electric lines for BBQs, kitchens, outdoor lighting, or water features. A lot depends on the client, though, says TV show host and landscape designer Carson Arthurs. He breaks down by generation: Baby boomers who like to garden and want someone to create the structure, but not the planting; hard-working Gen Xers happy to pay for someone to do the work; and "Millennials who have greater debt than the other two generations combined, and are very careful how they spend." However this plays out, you'll want to have some working knowledge of basic backyard principles as well as a few of the latest trends.
Start at the beginning
Arthurs directs clients to sites like Houzz, so they can build a dream file to share with the contractor. "Often homeowners don't know what they want until they see it," he says. He finds they also need help with furniture and feature sizes, especially in small urban yards where space is a premium. He usually recommends they find the furniture and appliances first before designing the yard, and plan the yard around those elements. He also recommends figuring out the privacy angles in the yard. Take a chair and sit in spots you have in mind for seating and look around. "You'd be surprised what you see – and more importantly who can see you – from that perspective." This helps plan where the privacy hedge or fence should go.
For vegetable gardens, raised beds are the way to go. It's easier to control the nutrients and moisture levels, plus they're accessible for older clients.
If your clients are big into vegetable gardening, raised beds are the way to go. It's easier to control the soil, nutrients, and moisture levels, plus they're accessible for older clients. Soil in most back yards isn't all that good and usually needs amending – raised beds offer the containment to make a good healthy soil mix. You'll want to site the bed where it gets at least six hours sunlight a day. Arthurs has a neat trick for determining the light levels – place a solar-powered dancing toy from the dollar store where the bed will go. Keep track of how long the toy dances to know hours of sunlight. When it comes to building the bed, you can use pretty much anything – stone, corrugated metal, wood – as long as it works with the yard's existing materials, says Arthurs. "But don't forget that some materials negatively impact the soil, like railway ties, which leave toxic residue in the soil that nourishes the veg that end up on your dinner table." There are kits from big box stores but most landscape designers don't like to use them because they look, well, a little kit-like. Consider instead well-placed large planters – terracotta or corten steel are two popular materials, come in any shape, and add visual interest to the yard. Dimensions are important, Arthurs adds. "Up to eight feet long but no wider than four, because no matter how much yoga you do, that's too big an expanse to bend over." Arthurs's best tip? Line the bottom with flattened cardboard boxes. "In Canada, they're soy-based so there's no leeching of harmful chemicals, plus it prevents weeds from coming up through the soil below."
Nothing like a little music wafting out over the deck on a lazy summer day as you're snoozing in the hammock. Technology has made this very simple to do – just connect an app like Sonos, Spotify, or Amazon to a wireless system like Bose. Otherwise you're into some serious wiring.
The environmental client
An environmental garden generally functions at a micro level of design – that is, it's the kind of plants chosen – but some elements can be put in place to make that happen. The two essentials to a sustainable garden are reducing water and pesticide use, says Presta. "Getting rid of the lawn is a start, and then choose drought-resistant plants that don't need much water." Contractors can install sustainable watering systems, Presta says. "Those that spray mist use less water, and can be timed to come on at 3 am when the water will sink in the soil rather than evaporate like it does midday." Even greener practices include water retention systems. "An up and coming thing is taking water from the roof," he says. "You dig a pit for a cistern then run the downspout into it. Then it needs a pump to circulate the water into the garden." Arthurs isn't a fan of rain barrels, however, because homeowners tend to forget about them, because it's difficult to circulate the water for the garden or washing the car and the water stagnates. Not a wise choice, with the reality of West Nile. He is a fan of bee houses, though. These are manufactured for mason bees, which "don't sting, are non-aggressive, solitary, and only lay their eggs there. But they're great pollinators and you're creating valuable habitat." The bees lay their eggs in tubes and seal the holes – the longer the tube the farther back they can push the eggs so birds can't get at them.
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YOU'RE ALL I 'VE GOT TONIGHT" was several weeks on the 5th place n the TOP10 of Swiss charts. Good international Air-Play. Many TV- and radio shows. 2009 Rerelease of all old long players by Ron Phillips and Comeback of Ron Phillips BLACK ANGELS. 2009 New Album "Changes". 2010 Wrote song for superbike race series Sound of thunder. 2010 Concert with Erik Buell near the race track.
The Black Angels is not playing near you. View all concerts. Moscow, Russian Federation Change location. Be the first to know when they tour near you. 111,124 fans get concert alerts for this artist. Beginning life in 2004, The Black Angles derived their name from the Velvet Underground's song, "The Black Angel's Death Song.
We're excited to be performing tonight for the Hi, How Are You Project at ACL Live. Live stream tonight at ww. ihowareyou. org It's an honor to be part of such a necessary and profound event that encourages and invites conversation around mental health awareness. Thanks for including us!! 160. 6. Its Alex here, I'm making my first solo record outside of the Angels. Im Really excited about it. Tons of musicians on this, we are recording Spaceflight Records (studios).
All Angels is the debut album by English Classical crossover group All Angels, released in November 2006. The album sold 33,000 in its first week in the UK becoming the fastest selling classical debut in UK chart history and reached the Top 10 on the UK Album Chart. It was later certified Gold in December of the same year. The Flower Duet" – 4:56. Salve Regina" – 3:47. Windmills Of Your Mind" – 3:05. Silent Night" – 3:14.
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I've wrestled with angels all my life It's always the halos and the wings that keep you blind And if I'd fought with all the strength I held inside I wouldn't be out here alone tonight. I wouldn't be standing alone tonight I wouldn't be standing alone tonight I wouldn't be standing alone tonight I wouldn't be standing alone tonight
The Black Angels are an American psychedelic rock band from Austin, Texas. They have released five studio albums and one compilation album. Their name is derived from the Velvet Underground song "The Black Angel's Death Song". Formed in May 2004, the Black Angels took their name from the Velvet Underground song "The Black Angel's Death Song". In 2005, the Black Angels were featured on a dual-disc compilation album of psychedelic music called Psychedelica Vol. 1 from Northern Star Records.
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Are Joe Biden's Executive Actions On Gun Control Really "Just A Start?"
April 9, 2021 Topic: Gun Control Region: Americas Blog Brand: Politics Tags: Gun ControlGunsSecond AmendmentJoe BidenDemocrats
Biden is under pressure by progressives to take action on gun control, but it remains a bit unclear how far he is willing to push given Republican and moderate opposition.
by Rachel Bucchino L
President Joe Biden announced a slew of executive actions on Thursday that would address gun violence in the United States, an issue he dubbed "an international embarrassment," and called on Congress to thrash out other gun control legislation.
Biden labeled the issue an "epidemic" in a speech at the White House Rose Garden, following several deadly mass shootings in South Carolina, Georgia, Colorado and California over the last three weeks.
"This is an epidemic, for God's sake, and it has to stop," Biden said.
The most significant of the actions directs the Justice Department to form a model addressing the spread of "ghost guns," which can be purchased without background checks and assembled at home from pieces with no serial numbers. The rule would officially identify them as firearms, which would force a background check upon purchase.
The president will also require that when devices marketed as a stabilizing brace effectively turn a pistol into a short-barreled rifle, the weapon would be subjected to additional regulations. The suspect behind the Boulder, Colo. shooting reportedly used a pistol that included an arm brace, making each shot more stable and accurate, the president said.
Biden also said that the Justice Department would draft a template for states to use to write "red flag" legislation that would permit family members or law enforcement officers to ask the court to temporarily ban access to firearms from people who may present danger to themselves or others. The purpose of the guidance is to make it easier for states to adopt such legislation, since Biden cannot pass federal-level "red flag" legislation.
"Red flag laws can stop mass shooters before they can act out their violent plans," Biden said.
But some experts suggested that the "red flag" law guidance may have little impact on taming gun accessibility and control.
"The model and support for states to pass 'red flag' laws may lead to a reduction [in] gun violence, although there is insufficient empirical research due to the limited availability of data and information," Janice Iwama, an assistant professor of justice, law and criminology at American University, said.
And other experts noted that Biden's executive actions will "fail to have any real impact on gun violence."
"These executive actions will fail to have any real impact on gun violence, but are likely to turn many otherwise law-abiding Americans into felons if they fail to go through a complicated and expensive NFA registration process," Amy Swearer, a legal fellow in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation, said.
The administration is also expected to boost investment toward community violence intervention programs, which can be used as tools "without turning to incarceration," officials said. Some major cities across America, like New York City, have faced a surge in crime and homicides during the coronavirus pandemic.
"This is just a start," Biden said, urging Congress to take action. "We have a lot of work to do."
But the president will likely be disappointed in his congressional colleagues, since momentum on gun control-related legislation has repeatedly crumbled on Capitol Hill, despite the increase in mass shootings across the United States. For instance, Congress failed to act following the Sandy Hook shooting, when Biden served as vice president.
The House passed two gun control bills last month, but they are likely to face rejection in the Senate, since both measures require the support of at least ten Republicans.
"There's much more that Congress can do to help that effort, and they can do it right now," Biden said.
"They've offered plenty of thoughts and prayers, members of Congress. But they've passed not a single new federal law to reduce gun violence," he added.
Iwama noted, however, that it's "unlikely" gun prevention bills will see success in Congress.
"It is unlikely that Congress will pass gun control related legislation due to the lack of a majority support for it," Iwama said. "States are more likely to pass gun control legislation as seen in the past following previous high profile mass shootings like the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting or the Parkland School shooting."
But Congress could still hammer out gun prevention legislation, even in chambers with razor-thin margins, if the legislation targets "specific underlying problems" with gun related issues, according to Swearer.
"There are certainly opportunities for both sides to work together on expanding background checks to publicly advertised private intrastate sales and incentivizing states to enact red flag laws with robust due process protections," Swearer said. "But if those policies are not narrowly tailored to address the specific underlying problems or they impose unnecessary burdens on law-abiding gun owners, the odds of that legislation being passed drop dramatically in such an evenly split Senate."
Biden also announced he would nominate David Chipman, a gun control advocate, to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The bureau has not had a director since 2015.
Rachel Bucchino is a reporter at the National Interest. Her work has appeared in The Washington Post, U.S. News & World Report and The Hill.


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Archive for the tag "Jane"
Digging for Britain
Just six miles north-west of Leicester was Bradgate House, the childhood home of Lady Jane Grey, ostensibly the subject of the Streatham Portrait. The second episode of this year's series, presented by Alice Roberts, focused upon the "North", starting with Leicester University's investigation into the probable site.
Here they found that the most obvious building was too recent for Jane (1536-54). However, there were other remains below it and these included a "pilgrim badge" as well as some 1542-7 coins. Unlike Richard III and Wolsey, one found in Leicester and the other probably never lost there, Jane's resting place is in St. Peter ad Vincula, within the environs of the Tower of London.
Posted by super blue in anniversaries, archaeology, art, buildings, religion and tagged Bradgate House, coins, executions, Henry VIII, Jane, Leicester University, Leicestershire, pilgrim badge, Richard III, St. Peter ad Vincula, Thomas Wolsey, Tower of London | Leave a comment
Leicestershire's griffin of Griffydam….?
Here's Legends an interesting book of Leicestershire folk tales for children. It includes the intriguing story of the griffin of Griffydam.
Oh, and it also relates the "legends" about King Richard III !!
Posted by viscountessw in archaeology, Book Reviews, buildings, genealogy, Science, travel and tagged books, Bradgate Park, Breedon Priory, Charwood, folk tales, griffin, Jane, legends, Leicester Greyfriars, Leicestershire, Richard III | Leave a comment
The Champernownes of Devon
The Champernownes (above), a Norman line whose alternative spellings include Chapman and Chamberlain, are surely Devon's second family after the Courtenays of Powderham Castle, who hold the Earldom. From 1162, their (Domesday Book-cited) home was at Chambercombe Manor near Ilfracombe (middle right) but, by the early sixteenth century, this had passed to Henry Grey, Duke of Suffolk, father of Jane (below left).
The Champernownes Arthur Champernowne (1524-78) moved the family from Polsoe, near Exeter, to Dartington near Totnes, where the Hall (middle left) was built in 1560 and his descendants lived there – the previous building had been owned by the Holland Dukes of Exeter. Kat Ashley, his aunt, was Elizabeth I's governess, Sir Humphrey Gilbert and Sir Walter Raleigh (above right) were among his nephews, Henry Norris (executed over the Anne Boleyn case) was his father-in-law and Sir Edward Seymour, grandson of the Protector Somerset, married one of his daughters, launching a line of baronets, so Arthur's close family were at the centre of the "Tudor" political scene.
Arthur was a Vice-Admiral as well as an MP in the south-west, as was his grandson Arthur and his Georgian descendant Arthur (ne Harrington), who married a relative of Crediton's General Sir Redvers Buller (below).
As this genealogy also shows, Champernownes married Courtenays at least once.
Posted by super blue in anniversaries, buildings, genealogy, heraldry and tagged Anne Boleyn, Chambercombe Manor, Champernownes, Courtenays, Crediton, Dartington Hall, Devon, Domesday Book, Dukes of Exeter, earls of devon, Edward Seymour Duke of Somerset, Edward VI, Elizabeth I, executions, Exeter, explorers, ghosts, Henry Grey Duke of Suffolk, Henry Norris, Henry VIII, Ilfracombe, Jane, Normans, Polsoe, Powderham Castle, Redvers Buller, Sir Arthur Champernowne, Sir Edward Seymour, Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Sir Walter Raleigh, Totnes | Leave a comment
Relive the last journeys of Richard III….
Bow Bridge in the 1790s
There are events taking place in Leicester this month, but I have extracted the following from here, because it concerns Richard. :-
"Heritage Open Days – across Leicester – Thurs, Sept 6- Sun, Sept 9 and Thurs, Sept 13 – Sun, Sept 16
"As part of a national initiative, Leicester's heritage buildings, parks, universities, businesses, creative venues and faith buildings will once again stage events to reveal their stories and unseen heritage to visitors.
"This includes backstage tours at De Montfort Hall, tours of Abbey Park, the Town Hall and Glenfield Tunnel, and the chance to relive the last journeys of Richard III.
"Drop-in events will be held at historic venues such at Winstanley House, Stoneygate Tram Depot and Leicester Print Workshop."
The Blue Boar Inn, which was where Richard is believed to have slept before Bosworth. It is no longer there, but the site is.
Posted by viscountessw in buildings, Events, travel and tagged Abbey Park, Blue Boar Inn, Bow Bridge, Bradgate Park, deMontfort Hall, Glenfield Tunnel, Henry VIII, Heritage Open Days, Jane, Leicester, Leicester Town Hall, Richard III, Winstanley House
A genealogical illustration …
… of Lewis' The Survival of the Princes in the Tower. Here is the pedigree, incorporating the "Simnel" and "Warbeck" hypotheses but also Jack Leslau's theory involving More and Hans Holbein's painting.
Posted by super blue in anniversaries, genealogy and tagged "Lambert Simnel", "Perkin", Dr. John Clement, Earl of Leicester, Edward IV, Edward V, Elizabeth Wydeville, executions, Guildford Dudley, Guildford family, Hans Holbein, Jack Leslau, Jane, John Dudley Duke of Northumberland, Lady Catherine Gordon, Matthew Lewis, More, Richard of Shrewsbury, Tyburn | Leave a comment
She isn't "going through the card" after all
As you probably know, the list of women who have been beheaded in England is very short. Helena Bonham Carter has played two of them so far – Lady Jane (1554) in 1986 and Anne Boleyn (1536) (opposite Ray Winstone's Henry VIII on ITV) in 2003 and I heard that she was about to play a royal character named Margaret.
Further reading informs me that this is to be Princess Margaret, late sister of Her Majesty and Countess of Snowdon, NOT of Salisbury (1541). The other beheaded women in England were Katherine Howard and Jane, Viscountess Rochford (both 1542), Mary of Scotland (1587) and Alice, Baroness Lisle (1685).
Posted by super blue in anniversaries, battles, films, The play's the thing and tagged Alice Lady Lisle, Anne Boleyn, Battle of Sedgemoor, executions, films, Helena Bonham Carter, high treason, Jane, Jane Parker Viscountess Rochford, Katherine Howard, Margaret of Salisbury, Mary Stuart, Princess Margaret, Ray Winstone, television, The Crown
Keeping it in the family
You will have seen him if you have been to Richard III's final resting place. There are eight small statues on the main entrance (the Vaughan Porch, left) of St. Martin's Cathedral but only one of them is wearing a doublet and hose, showing him to have lived a century later than the others. This is Lord Henry Hastings, as he was during his education alongside Edward VI and participation, with Northumberland's daughter Lady Catherine Dudley in the triple marriage of May 1553. He was still Lord Henry as he served in the household of his great-uncle Reginald Cardinal Pole, travelling to Calais and Flanders and escorting Phillip II to England for his marriage to Mary I, whose succession had been aided by Lord Henry's father, Francis, despite the family's overt Protestant beliefs .
In 1562, two years after succeeding to the Earldom of Huntingdon, he was considered by some for the throne had Elizabeth I not recovered from a bout of smallpox. By 1576, on the death of his mother Catherine (nee' Pole) he was the senior post-Plantagenet, barred from the succession maternally only by the Clarence attainder but he had a junior claim through his grandmother Anne Stafford, w hose father and brother both had their attainders posthumously reversed.
From 1572 to his death in 1595, Huntingdon was Lord President of the Council of the North, a position previously held by Richard as Duke of Gloucester and then by the Earl of Lincoln, in which he ruled the part of England north of the Trent from the King's Manor (above), formerly home to the Abbot of York. During this tenure, he re-established royal authority in the region after the Northern Earls' Rebellion failed, attended Mary Stuart's trial, ensured good relations with James VI and his regents, the Earl of Morton in particular, also helping to prepare defences against the Armada. For his long service for more than half the reign of the last "Tudor", Huntingdon deserves to be remembered alongside Lord Burleigh and his brother-in-law the Earl of Leicester, although his Calvinist beliefs set him apart from them and their Queen. During his time, in 1586, the recusant Margaret Clitherow was pressed to death at York.
As Claire Cross points out in her iconic biography The Puritan Earl, Huntingdon took his role as head of the family seriously. We can read how his assets shrank during his lifetime and how his 42 year marriage was childless, such that his brother Sir George succeeded him as Earl, with senior descendants still alive in Australia, as Jones has shown. He died eleven days before Christmas 1595 and was connected to all four later "Tudor" monarchs but his strongest connection was to Elizabeth I. Just like her, he had been imprisoned at the outset of Mary I's reign, probably because he was Northumberland's son-in-law, although his father's loyalty soon extricated him from this.
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A Grey Day
The Grey family, originally from Northumberland, are a consistent feature of English history from the Southampton plot of 1415 to Monmouth's rebellion nearly three centuries later.
Sir Thom as Grey (1384-1415) of Castle Heaton was a soldier and one of the three principals in the Southampton plot against Henry V, revealed to him by Edmund Mortimer, 5th Earl of March, at Portchester Castle. His connection to the House of York was that a marriage had been arranged between his son and Isabel, the (very) young daughter of Richard of Conisbrough, Earl of Cambridge. The betrothal was cancelled as one of the consequences of the plot's failure. It may have been related to Grey's purchase of the Yorkist lordship of Tyndale. (The sale of which demonstrates how relatively hard-up the second Duke of York was at this time.)
Sir Joh n Grey of Groby (1432-61) was the son of Edward Grey, Baron Ferrers of Groby and a grandson of the third Baron Grey of Ruthin . Married to Elizabeth Wydeville, by whom he had two sons, he fought for Henry VI at the Second Battle of St. Albans and was killed there.
Lady Jane Grey (1537-54) was the daughter of Henry Grey, who had become Duke of Suffolk on his marriage to Frances Brandon, Henry being Sir John's
great-grandson. Edward VI had named Jane as his heir and her father, together with John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland and Archbishop Cranmer sought to implement this on Edward's 1553 death, contrary to Henry VIII's succession legislation. She married Northumberland's son Lord Guildford Dudley and planned to create him Duke of Clarence but their coup was thwarted and the principals imprisoned. Wyatt rose in early 1554, apparently in favour of the Grey-Dudley faction, so Jane, her husband, father and father-in-law were beheaded close to the St. Albans anniversary. This "Streatham portrait" is possibly a retrospective of Jane, having been painted years after her death. She was also the great-niece of Viscount Grane, formerly Deputy of Ireland, who was beheaded in July 1541.
Ford Grey, Earl of Tankerville (1655-1701) was also Viscount Glendale and Baron Gr ey of Werke. As a veteran of the Rye House Plot, he escaped from the Tower and joined the Duke of Monmouth in exile before joining the Duke's rebellion two years later. At Sedgemoor, he led the rebel cavalry but was captured, whereupon he gave evidence against his co-commanders and his attainder was reversed in 1686. Within another nine years, he was appointed to William III's Privy Council and served in several other offices.
This genealogy connects Sir Thomas to Henry Grey Duke of Suffolk, Lady Jane Grey's father, through his Mowbray brother-in-law. This shows Tankerville's male line descent from Sir Thomas' grandfather.
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The Court of Requests and Thomas Seckford
In 1484, King Richard III created a minor equity court to deal with minor disputes in equity; these are disputes where the harshness of common law would be acknowledged by those appointed by the Crown. Equity courts were mostly seen as the Lord Chancellor's remit, and the split of the Chancery Courts from the Curia Regis happened in the mid-fourteenth century. By the time of King Richard III, the Chancery Court had become backlogged from cases pleading the harshness of the common law, and the Court of Requests was no doubt and attempt to remove minor equity cases from the backlog and free up court time – Richard's attempt at reducing bureaucracy and better administration.
So successful was the Court of Requests that it survived Richard's reign, and was formalised by the Privy Council of Henry "Tudor", the usurper. It was a popular court, because the cost of cases was relatively low and justice was swifter than the common law courts, which would ultimately prove its undoing.
Two Masters of Requests Ordinary were appointed by Henry VIII, and another two Masters of Requests Extraordinary were appointed by Elizabeth I. One of these was Thomas Seckford, of Woodbridge in Suffolk.
Thomas was an influential man, even before Elizabeth appointed him to the Court of Requests in 1558. He was MP for Ripon in November 1554, just months after his Grey cousins were executed, and was then elected MP for Orford (a fishing village on the Suffolk Coast which had two MPs despite only having a handful of residents) in 1555 and again in 1558. He was MP for Ipswich in 1559 and for Suffolk in 1571. Seckford Hall, (right) near Woodbridge, is known t o have hosted Elizabeth's court as she progressed, and was built in 1530 as the Seckford Family home; it is now a hotel, while a golf club sits within what was once its grounds. The A12 Martlesham bypass sweeps across the Finn Valley in front of the hall, giving wonderful views to motorists but somewhat destroying the character and appearance of the building and grounds. As an interesting side note, the hotel contains furniture from Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, including (allegedly) the chair Henry the Usurper died on.
Thomas Seckford commissioned Christophe Saxton to create the first surveyed atlas of the realm, which Elizabeth granted him a patent for its sole publication for ten years. This made him an even wealthier man and he added to his estates Clerkenwell, endowing the Seckford Almshouses with income from Clerkenwell. His wealth also led to the establishment of a free school, Woodbridge School, which is a minor public school. His wealth still helps young and old in Woodbridge today.
The Court of Requests fell foul of the common law courts at the end of the 16th century. Angry that business deserted them in favour of the more efficient Court of Requests, the common law courts overturned a number of decisions of the Requests Court, and banned them from imprisoning people; ultimately this was to prove their undoing, and the English Civil War, which led to the invalidation of the Privy Seal, was the final death of the Court, set up all those years before by King Richard for the better de livery of justice.
Thomas Seckford (left) died in January 1587, although we are not sure exactly when, whilst in his early seventies. His mother was Margaret Wingfield, relating him to both the de la Pole and Brandon families, and her mother was an Audley. In fact, Thomas could claim double descent from Edward I, through Joan of Acre, as well as many other great mediaeval magnates, including Edmund "Crouchback". At his death, Thomas Seckford remained without issue, just like his fellow long-term royal servant Henry Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon. I need hardly add that Huntingdon was his cousin.
Posted by Ben Redsell in anniversaries, buildings, genealogy, law, travel and tagged "Tudor" justice, "Tudors", anniversaries, Brandons, Christophe Saxton, court of Requests, de la Pole family, Edmund Crouchback, Edward I, Elizabeth I, English Civil War, executions, Henry Earl of Huntingdon, Henry Grey Duke of Suffolk, Henry VII, Henry VIII, Ipswich, Jane, Joan of Acre, law, Lords Audley, Margaret Wingfield, Orford, Parliament, Richard III, Richard's justice, Ripon, Seckford Hall, Thomas Seckford, Woodbridge


Special Small Group Tour of Maya Archaeological Sites in the Chiapas Rainforest at Palenque, Bonampak and Yaxchilan and fascinating La Venta Olmec Museum.
Your guide on this special tour is a renowned specialist in the ancient Maya World, Alfonso Cleveland Morales. Alfonso is the Director of the Proyecto Grupo de las Cruces, an archaeological project excavating in the Cross Group of Palenque since 1997. He has a Master's degree from the Institute of Latin American Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. He has 35 years of experience guiding at the ruins of Palenque and elsewhere in the Maya World including Tikal and Copan. He was recently featured in two History Channel programs about Palenque -- the "Lost World" series.
March 23: Your adventure begins with your flight into Villahermosa (the nearest international airport to Palenque, which is 2.5 hours away). A driver will be waiting when you arrive at the airport to take you to the very comfortable Hyatt Regency Hotel Villahermosa where you'll overnight.
March 24: This morning we visit the La Venta Olmec Museum. There are 28 Olmec carvings at this beautiful outdoor museum with interesting zoo and lake. Each piece was set carefully for optimum viewing with benches placed for those wishing to meditate or ponder the huge and amazingly well crafted Olmec heads, intricate altars, and intriguing stele and statues. Based on the earliest long count date inscriptions found at sites that combine both Olmec and Maya influences many scholars theorize that it was the Olmec who invented the long count calendar and initiated the Maya into the understanding of this system of calculating time. We will also visit the Carlos Pellicer Museum of Anthropology. Then to Palenque. The town of Palenque is 5 miles from the archaeological site. Your hotel is nestled in the forested "La Canada" area within walking distance of downtown. You'll have free time to relax in the lush jungle rainforest or explore the sights, sounds and cuisines of Palenque. Enjoy a refreshment by the pool and upload your photos with the hotel's surprisingly fast wireless connection. Overnight Maya Tulipanes Hotel Palenque.
March 25: Today we journey to Yaxchilan and Bonampak. First we go to Bonampak, home of famous Mayan murals. Their ancient colors remain clear and vital, making them an excellent representation of Mayan art. Bonampak was a city of the Maya Early Classic period peaking from 200 to 400 A.D. Bonampak also has some very well preserved stele that detail important historical moments. The great plaza is astounding in its sheer mass and one of the largest in the region, measuring over 100 yards.
Then we travel by boat down the mighty Usumacinta River to the mysterious ancient Maya site of Yaxchilan. This incredible boat ride through the rainforest with its huge trees and abundant wildlife makes you feel like you are in an Indiana Jones movie! The tremendous archaeological site of Yaxchilan, situated on the riverbanks, rises in levels to temples with breathtaking views of the rainforest stretching far into Guatemala. You'll hear stories of ancient Mayan Queens who exerted great power and about the modern Lacandon Indians (of whom there are only 450 people remaining) who still use Yaxchilan as a place of worship. See howler monkeys and many exotic birds as you roam this well organized ancient Maya city.
March 26: Today we spend the day visiting the spectacular ruins of Palenque. A UNESCO historical monument, Palenque is considered a world treasure. Ancient structures rise out of the lush rainforest on multiple terraces set against the mountains, many of them built by the great King Pacal in the 6th & 7th centuries AD. There are many major buildings to explore and new buildings are now being uncovered and studied. Many wonderful examples of Maya art and history are carved into the buildings' facades, some of them the most famous depictions from the ancient Maya world. Palenque is exciting because of the vast amounts of information that has been painstakingly brought to light by archeologists over the years. We'll also visit the Palenque archaeological museum with its extensive collection of jade masks, well preserved carvings and stele and incense burners. Overnight Maya Tulipanes.
March 27: Morning free time to explore Palenque on your own. Optional afternoon visit of the beautiful Misol Ha waterfalls. End of day we return to Villahermosa. Overnight Hyatt Regency Hotel Villahermosa.
March 28: Transfer to the airport for your departing flight.
This special tour is limited to 14 participants.
Cost of this special 5 night small group tour is $1,250 per person double occupancy. Single hotel supplement add $190 per person.
Cost of this special 5 night small group tour is $1,250 per person (double occupancy). Single hotel supplement add $190 per person. This tour is limited to 14 participants.
Tour does not include: Air tickets, most meals.
Please go to our Mayamap page for Palenque's location. Getting to and From Palenque. From some cities, flights into Villahermosa can be fairly expensive. Contact us about less expensive flight options.
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POP ALWAYS PAYS (1940 RKO Radio Pictures) Starring Leon Errol, Dennis O'Keefe, Adele Pearce, Walter Catlett, Marjorie Gatesman, Robert Middlemass, Tom Kennedy, Effie Anderson, Erskine Sanford. Written by Charles E. Roberts. Directed by Leslie Goodwins.
Businessman Errol isn't wild about daughter Pearce's chosen mate, profligate O'Keefe. To stop them from marrying, Leon lays down the law: he won't approve of the wedding until O'Keefe has one thousand dollars in a savings account (approximately $17,600 in today's dollars). Underestimating the suitor's determination, "Pop" confidently offers to match the sum once O'Keefe reaches his goal.
As you might guess, ol' Rubberlegs soon regrets that decision. With Pearce's prodding, O'Keefe sells his overpriced car and frugally begins fattening his savings account. Meanwhile, Errol experiences a severe financial slump. Rejected for a bank loan and facing a forced merger with rival Middlemass, Leon resorts to a desperate measure--the attempted robbery of his own home.
Along with Edgar Kennedy, Errol was a go-to guy for RKO short subjects for two decades, and the prolific comedian also frequently headlined "B" movies for the studio. On its surface, POP ALWAYS PAYS appears to be a padded two-reeler sans the London Bridge theme song (sort of: Errol sings it briefly at once point). But look deeper, and fans of the flexibly limbed star will find several atypical elements this time around.
No, there's no vodka in it!!!
For starters, you won't see that wobbling walk of the inebriated: Leon drinks nothing stronger than orange juice. Philandering? The only thing Errol is trying to hide from Gatesman is his face-saving attempt to pawn her jewelry. Is she mad at him for that? No, the Mrs. subtly and quietly nudges the supposed master of the house into the directions she desires (i.e. in favor of their daughter's marriage), playing chess to Leon's checkers. The nominal head of the Errol household fares no better with maid Anderson, multiple firings and re-hirings notwithstanding. Add in mooching next door neighbor Catlett, who--reminiscent of Jack Rice's brother-in-law in the Average Man shorts--essentially manages to stock his kitchen at Leon's expense, and POP ALWAYS PAYS more than lives up to its title, playing more like an extended version of a Kennedy two-reeler than one of Errol's.
While a change of pace, POP ALWAYS PAYS is still a decent display of the man's genius even without Leon's regular shtick, providing him plenty of opportunities for impeccably timed comic denials and double takes as he weaves an increasingly tangled web of deception. In another new wrinkle, it isn't Elisabeth Risdon or Dorothy Grainger playing Mrs. Errol this time. Marjorie Gateson does the honors instead, with chemistry strong enough to make you wish they'd worked together more often.
Next door neighbor Catlett manages a seemingly impossible task: stealing a scene from Errol. To be fair, Walter is playing a truly hilarious freeloader who doesn't even have a car and has been bumming rides from Errol for a decade. Catlett invites himself over for breakfast, "borrows" sugar and two cans of coffee, and takes full advantage of a household distraction by making off with Leon's pot roast and noodles dinner--all in the first 15 minutes. These two old pros went way back: Catlett teamed with Errol onstage in Ziegfield's SALLY (1924) and they later reunited for the RKO vehicles HAT CHECK HONEY (1944) and RIVERBOAT RHYTHM (1946).
Catlett stays a step ahead of his old vaudeville pal, but that isn't the only running battle to maintain amusement. Spendthrift O'Keefe also gets to indulge in double talk, usually directed at nemesis Tom Kennedy, a repo man who almost manages to seize the young man's vehicle multiple times. Almost, but not quite--which leaves Tom sputtering and fuming nearly as much as his slow-burning namesake Edgar.
The former Bud Flanagan was three years into his career as O'Keefe, but Adele Pearce would become much better known after changing her screen name to Pamela Blake a year later. They're fine, but no match for the vaudeville vets. Mercury player Erskine Sanford was making only his second film appearance at age 55; the next year, he appeared in the first of his five films for Orson Welles, CITIZEN KANE. Frank Faylen (DOBIE GILLIS), Walter Sande, Vivien Oakland and Lester Dorr are among those who pop up uncredited.
Speaking of uncredited contributions, writer Roberts reportedly relieved Goodwins in the director's chair when the latter fell ill during filming. Both collaborated with Errol dozens of times during the star's RKO run and the three men were responsible for numerous two-reelers that provided several solidly funny moments in eighteen minutes. With POP ALWAYS PAYS, they manage to sustain a similar ratio of laughs per minute for just under quadruple the running time.
SO...WHY ISN'T THIS ON DVD?
There's plenty of "B" movies just over an hour long from the 1930's and 1940's that aren't out on home video, so this RKO quickie isn't unique.
As mentioned, we need all the Leon Errol we can get on home video. His 98 RKO shorts (rarely aired these days) sadly lack a proper release, with only about a dozen available courtesy VCI. While we did get the MEXICAN SPITFIRE collection out a few years back from Warner Archive, that still leaves plenty of Leon's best in limbo.
Without the customary boozing and marital misunderstandings, POP ALWAYS PAYS avoids the repetition that plagued the Errol shorts from time to time. While no classic, it is a fun way to spend an hour. It aired on TCM in November and is worth DVR'ing if and when it returns.
Errol is great. Can't wait to get my hands on this one.


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Many trauma-related deaths preventable with improved care, report says
By Associated PressJune 17, 2016
Emergency personnel at the Orlando Regional Medical Center hospital await patients from the terrorist attack earlier this week. Phelan M. Ebenhack/AP
WASHINGTON — Up to 1 in 5 deaths from car crashes, gunshots, or other injuries might be prevented with better, quicker trauma care that doesn't depend so much on where you live, according to government advisers — advice that takes on new urgency amid the increasing threat of mass casualties like the massacre in Orlando.
The Orlando shooting happened just blocks from a major trauma care hospital, an accident of geography that undoubtedly saved lives. But Friday's call to action found swaths of the country don't have fast access to top care, and urges a national trauma system that puts the military's battlefield expertise to work at home.
The ultimate goal: Zero preventable deaths after injury, and minimizing disability among survivors, said the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine. It called on the White House to lead that effort.
Today, there's no way to be sure "the current best trauma care is going to reach you no matter where you are," warned Dr. Donald Berwick of the Institute for HealthCare Improvement, who chaired the NAS committee. "The meter is running on these preventable deaths."
Related: WATCH: A helicopter medic grapples with trauma across vast distances
The report found a patchwork of care, from disjointed systems of first responders to death rates that vary twofold between the nation's best and worst trauma centers.
Yet the biggest opportunity to save lives comes before anyone reaches a trauma center: About half of deaths occur at the scene of the injury or enroute to the hospital — and the military has proven that both bystanders and well-trained emergency medical services can make a big difference.
Related: 'It brought back all the feelings': Medics in past tragedies grapple with Orlando shooting
"The answer's always been to drive faster or fly faster. We're almost at the limit of that. Minutes really do count in these critically ill patients. But we can do things to stop bleeding, resuscitate better, while we're flying or driving faster," said panelist Dr. John Holcomb, a former Army colonel now at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston.
Trauma is the leading cause of death for Americans 45 and younger, killing nearly 148,000 people in 2014 alone and costing a staggering $670 billion in medical expenses and lost productivity.
The report estimated that about 20 percent of deaths could be prevented based on improvements in trauma care the military made after the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
But the military, too, can continue to make improvements — including a big need to ensure that those hard-won combat lessons aren't lost in peacetime. One way to do that is to allow military surgeons to do more work in civilian trauma centers, the report said.
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Brea Pozo es una localidad de la provincia de Santiago del Estero, Argentina. Es la cabecera del departamento San Martín, en el centro-oeste de la provincia; a 86 km de la ciudad capital provincial Santiago del Estero En el pueblo de Brea Pozo, se desarrollan diferentes actividades económicas como agricultura y ganadería.

Educación
Cuenta con una escuela primaria, un jardín de infantes, y dos colegios secundarios, además de un instituto de formación docente, donde se lleva a cabo la carrera de Profesor en Enseñanza Primaria.

Población
Cuenta con , lo que representa un incremento del 8,49% frente a los  del censo anterior.

Festividades Religiosas
 Fiesta en Honor a nuestra Señora de Montserrat.

Festivales
 Fiesta Provincial del Carbón

Véase también
 Academia Mayor de la Lengua Quechua

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Sitio federal
 Sitio provincial
 Coord. geográficas e imágenes

Localidades rurales de Santiago del Estero
Comisiones municipales de Santiago del Estero
Departamento San Martín (Santiago del Estero)
Cabeceras de departamento de la provincia de Santiago del Estero

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You've booked a vacation on the island of Rab? Take advantage of the geographical position of Rab, rent a motorboat, powerboat, dinghy or maybe a yacht and visit nearby islands of Mali Losinj, Cres, Krk, Pag, ... Motor boats with top-quality equipment, providing you and your family safe sailing. Boat rental is possible in the town of Rab, Supetarska draga, Lopar, Barbat and other places.


I'm taking part in a careers networking event in March where I'll be meeting teenagers from a range of backgrounds. When I was in school the careers advice we got wasn't great, so I want to make sure these sessions are worthwhile for the kids and young adults I'll be meeting.
If you have an idea of what career you want, what makes that job attractive to you? E.g. doing something you love, working with brilliant people in a nice environment, helping people and saving the world, or do you just want to earn a huge pile of cash?
If you think of yourself being 'successful' in the future, what does that look like for you? Would you like a career that allows you to spend a lot of time travelling and maybe live in different countries, do you want a smart home with every comfort, would you be happy to live without luxuries knowing you're doing something for the greater good, or do you see work as a means to an end so you can afford to make the most of your time off?
What do you want from a careers event? Do you just want to hear about different careers and hopefully be inspired? Do you want to know about what qualifications you'll need? Would you like CV and interview tips, or a list of links to industry-specific resources? Or something else...? On the flip-side, what do you already get from every careers event that's really not helpful at all?
Thanks for your help, and may all your careers advice be useful and inspirational!
From a careers event I'd like realistic information on job opportunities for students and teenagers rather than just websites to look on. It would be quite helpful if I/we could get some ideas such as templates or examples of CVs and maybe someone to go through what to and what not to put as well as how much to write. I'm sure many teenagers would also benefit from sites or places to apply for jobs where the employers are actually looking for teenagers and expecting little experience. I'm not entirely clear or sure on what I'd find attractive about a job but one thing that would attract me would be employers that are happy to actually train people with no experience as not many teenagers are going to have much experience which is one of the things I struggle with most when applying.


Package for 8 guests (additional guests £60pp). Begin your experience at 12.30pm on match day with a two course lunch, wine and coffee.
We will also provide pre-match hospitality between lunch and kick off. Enjoy tea, cakes and sandwiches at half time then post match drinks in the boardroom until 5.30pm. Meet some coaches/ players in the social club. Concludes 6pm.
Your name will be included in the match program, local press, social media, posters and announced at the game.
All guests will receive a complimentary programme and team sheet.
Your day starts at 12.30 with a 2 course lunch, wine and coffee. Then arrive at Mosset Park social lounge for 2pm for complimentary pre match bar. Enjoy complimentary tea and sandwiches at half time and hospitality in the social lounge until 5.30pm.
Complimentary programme and team lines for all guests and a Complimentary signed ball for sponsor.
Advertising on social media, programme, local press, posters and announced on the day.
Package for 6 guests (additional guests £40pp). Begin your experience at 2pm on match day with a main course lunch in our social club.
Receive a complimentary bar before kick off with tea and sandwiches at half time. Enjoy a complimentary bar post match drinks in the social club until 5.30pm with a chance to meet some coaches/ players.
All guests will receive a complimentary programme and team sheet plus seating in the grandstand.
Join us for a World Champion standard pie and a beer from 7.15pm.
Receive a complimentary bar before kick off with tea and sandwiches at half time. Enjoy a complimentary bar post match drinks in the social club until 10.15pm.
All guests will receive a complimentary programme and team sheet plus seating in the grandstand. Wednesday night games only.
Celebrating a birthday or visiting the town? Get involved as the Match Day Mascot. Begin the experience at 2pm and bring up to two others including an adult.
Mascot gets to meet the Manager and players and leads the team out with the Cancans Captain. Mascot receives a photo with captain or favourite player. All receive complimentary half time and post match refreshments.
Complimentary replica kit to keep for the mascot.
Package costs £80 + VAT.
Season tickets are a bargain for anyone thinking of attending regular home games. Season Ticket with Ground Only entry is only £125 for the season. Reserve a seat in the Grandstand and pay only £155 for the season.


Following a summer of disruption on Scotland's lifeline ferries, a GBP 3.5million Resilience Fund has been announced by the Scottish Government.
The fund will help to reduce the risk of vessels breaking down and to return them to service quicker if they do.
The aim is to tackle obsolescence on the vessels, which would take the ferry out of service for an extended period of time.


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Q: Outer join using Cube.js I am using Cube.js for fetching the data from Postgres. By default, cube.js does a left join on 2 selected tables. Is there any way to get the result by Full Outer Join?
User Register Table
ID  TIME
1   10.00
3   9.00
Last Active Table
ID  TIME
1   11.00
2   10.00
So output I want is
ID  Last_active_time  Register_time
1   11.00               10.00
2   10.00               ----
3   ----                9.00

A: Cube.js uses only LEFT JOIN to express relationship between cubes for the purpose of encouraging right Cube.js schema design: https://cube.dev/docs/joins. Your case can be expressed as following Cube.js schema:
cube(`Users`, {
  sql: `
  SELECT DISTINCT id FROM users_register
  UNION
  SELECT DISTINCT id FROM last_active`,

  joins: {
    UsersRegister: {
      sql: `${Users}.id = ${UsersRegister}.id`,
      relationship: `hasMany`
    },
    UsersLastActive: {
      sql: `${Users}.id = ${UsersLastActive}.id`,
      relationship: `hasMany`
    }
  },

  dimensions: {
    id: {
      sql: `id`,
      type: `number`,
      primaryKey: true
    }
  }
});

cube(`UsersRegister`, {
  sql: `select * from users_register`,

  measures: {
    registerTime: {
      sql: `time`,
      type: `min`
    }
  },

  dimensions: {
    id: {
      sql: `id`, // if id is unique within users_register
      type: `number`,
      primaryKey: true
    }
  }
});

cube(`UsersLastActive`, {
  sql: `select * from last_active`,

  measures: {
    lastActiveTime: {
      sql: `time`,
      type: `max`
    }
  },

  dimensions: {
    id: {
      sql: `id`, // if id is unique within last_active
      type: `number`,
      primaryKey: true
    }
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Arbor Day Foundation honors Hastings College with 2016 Tree Campus USA recognition
Hastings College was honored with 2016 Tree Campus USA® recognition by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to effective urban forest management.
In addition to caring for existing trees around campus, a team of volunteers and grounds staff at Hastings College planted 68 new trees comprised of 22 different species in 2016. The largest project centered around the new Jackson Dinsdale Art Center, where 22 trees were planted. Other major tree-planting projects included 16 trees on Steinhart Plaza, nine trees near the Fuhr Hall of Music and five trees planted in Circle Drive at the center of campus. The volunteer team included students, faculty and emeriti, who together volunteered 710 hours caring for trees during the year.
"Students are eager to volunteer in their communities and become better stewards of the environment," said Matt Harris, chief executive of the Arbor Day Foundation. "Participating in Tree Campus USA sets a fine example for other colleges and universities, while helping to create a healthier planet for us all."
Tree Campus USA is a national program created in 2008 by the Arbor Day Foundation and to honor colleges and universities for effective campus forest management and for engaging staff and students in conservation goals. Currently, there are 296 campuses across the United States with this recognition. More information about the program is available at arborday.org/TreeCampusUSA.
Hastings College achieved the title by meeting Tree Campus USA's five standards, which include maintaining a tree advisory committee, a campus tree-care plan, dedicated annual expenditures for its campus tree program, an Arbor Day observance and student service-learning project.
Information on Hastings College's Arbor Day program and tree planting will be available at a later date.
The Arbor Day Foundation is a million member nonprofit conservation and education organization with the mission to inspire people to plant, nurture and celebrate trees. More information is available at arborday.org.
Hastings College is a private, four-year institution located in Hastings, Nebraska, that focuses on student academic and extracurricular achievement. With 64 majors and 15 pre-professional programs, Hastings College has been named among "Great Schools, Great Prices" by U.S. News & World Report and a "Best in the Midwest" by The Princeton Review. For more, go to hastings.edu.


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Today it ain't about gaming, like I give a damn. Stay and listen...
Look at your phone.Look at the bottom right hand of your computer. Look at the calender on the wall made up of pictures of hot half naked downhill racer chicks. You know what date was yesterday right? Of course you do. It was the 25th of June 2014, silly. Doesn't seem too significant at first, does it? But it is and it should be ringing bells like Sunday at twelve o'clock. Think about it for a minute there while the rest of us amuse ourselves with Chinese finger traps. Got it yet? Well? Seriously? Come on now. Ah here, this is embarrassing. Sure man, I'll just tell you. It's 36 years since the rainbow flag representing gay pride is flown for the first time... nahm that may be important to you but it's not what I am talking about here. It's also 17 years since Jacques Cousteau passed away leading to a Tsunami wave of Shark documentaries, not talking about that either. It's four yea…
Why u called Battlefield?
Wooohooo new Battlefield game, let's do this! [... 1 hour later...]
I... i... okay lets keep it together and make a review based on the facts. Facts like THIS AINT NO FUCKING BATTLEFIELD. C'mon, those who read this know i dont bitch about games without knowing the bakgrounds. Let's get a little feeling of what this is about.
Battlefield Hardline is being developed by the Visceral Games team. They are mostly known for making the Dead Space series. Aside of that, they made 2 Lord of the Rings games (the crappy Hack and Slash ones, not the awesome RTS LOTR: Battle for Middle-Earth), a few old James Bond games, Dantes Inferno and Army of Two 3. There are a few games in their list that are halfway okay (only Dead Space was truly awesome) and only half of them are shooters. So you may ask, why did they get chosen by EA to make Battlefield Hardline? Because they made the BF3: Endgame DLC. Thats all.
I'm not really sure if they have chosen the right team to develop the new BF …
There goes another "What to do while downloading" post.
Meep meep! Im downloading Battlefield Hardline Beta right now in order to give it a kicking in a few minutes from now.
I am kind of overwhelmed with all this BFH stuff that is comming out. I mean, not more than 15 days ago it got leaked because somebody found BFH related files in the Battlelog installation. Not even half a day after the leak, EA and DICE confirmed the existence of a new Battlefield game and a few hours later there was a teaser trailer already online... say what?
The official statement from EA was that they "had it all ready for E3 but we screwed it up". Yeah, you just left candy on the park bench by accident, and stalked the kids grabing it while sitting in your dirty van by accident. And now you are calling them to your van for more candy.... by accident...
WELL IT FUCKING WORKED OKAY? I wouldnt be downloading it otherwise, wouldn't i?
I've seen some live streaming of LevelCap with Ma…
In Flames in Zürich
WAAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP !!!!
So i just got wind about In Flames coming to Switzerland on the 3rd of October this year. Took a picture of the add in the papers, sent it to Stealth and Boo, no reaction at all. So fuck it, first row for me and rocking the shit out of the concert, because i got a ticket woohooo!!
Taking place in the Komplex 457 in Zürich, the will showcase their new album "Siren Charms" which doesn't come out until 3 weeks before the concert. I cant wait to hear in which direction their path takes after 25 years active.
Nothing much to add, i leave you here with one of my favourite songs from the album "Come Clarity" from 2006 which stayed on top of the charts in Sweden for no more that 13 weeks.
Why 240p you ask? Because it must be contained you fools! \o/ Cheers DHR_000x
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I am close to clock my 250th hour playing this game. It is still amazing, and I am still learning. Back in mid August I reviewed this game based on my experience after playing it for only two weeks, which was enough to get a basic understanding of what you can do in the game and how it works.
Today I'm playing on a Gold II level on Ranked, where this game stops being just cars bumping into a giant metal ball. Behind its goofy appearance this game has some very dense strategic elements that give you a never ending desire to improve and keep climbing upwards on the skill ladder.
Here I would like to give you a basic understanding on the strategy and tactics universally used by above average Rocket League players.
Project 90 [FN P90]
Today, let us talk about that one weapon I have been admiring since it first made an appearance on TV in Stargate SG1, the FN P90. The ergonomics, the proprietary ammo and it's looks makes it almost legendary. My appreciation for this gun doesn't come from what it can't, but from what it can do, so let me go more into detail.
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What's up mates, todays entry to my logfiles is dedicated to the Phantom Program of Battlefield 4. Since even before the release of the game, DICE has been giving us hints about some awesome Easter-eggs scattered through all of the Battlefield maps. These are by no means normal Easter-eggs as we saw in Battlefield 3, this is advanced Easter-egging, they even made a series of Assignments that form part of the so called Phantom Program. Every new DLC pack that git released came with its own Phantom Assingment, which has to be unlocked with a password that can only be found out by interpreting correctly different Easter-eggs of the game.
One year has past and the last Achievement got unveiled with the release of Final Stand which, upon completion, awards you with the Phantom Bow. One of my favourite youtubers JackFrags has been hunting these Easter-eggs from the beginning, and yesterday finally discovered how to get to the P…
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Schaal, Susanne, Thomas Elbert, and Frank Neuner. 2009. "Prolonged Grief Disorder and Depression in Widows due to the Rwandan Genocide." Omega 59 (3): 203–19.
Should pathological grief be viewed as a nosological category, separate from other forms of mental diseases? Diagnostic criteria for "Prolonged Grief Disorder" (PGD) have recently been specified by Prigerson and her coworkers. We interviewed a total of 40 widows who had lost their husbands during the Rwandan genocide in 1994. We assessed Major Depression using the Mini-International Neuropsychiatric Interview (M.I.N.I.) and prolonged grief reactions with the PG-13. In order to examine the distinctiveness of the two syndromes we performed a multitrait correlational matrix analysis using modified versions of Generalized Proximity Functions (GPFs). 12.5% (n = 5) of the sample fulfilled the criteria for a diagnosis of PGD; 40% (n = 16) met criteria for Major Depressive Episode. The two syndromes were strongly associated. No discriminant validity was found between the two constructs suggesting that PGD may rather be an appearance of depression than a separate nosological entity.


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Glasson Posts Another Top 5 and Rookie of the Race
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October 24, 2014- Charlotte, NC –McCallister Precision Marketing (MPM) and Nesbitt Racing Enterprise announce another top 5 finish and Rookie of the Race for 14 year old Cole Glasson in the eleventh point's race of the Southeast Super Truck Series at Tri County Speedway. Cole ran inside the top ten in the practice sessions but was able to qualify in the 6th spot, with less than a 10th separating positions 2-6. In the race Cole would stay within the top 10 the entire race and have several side by side battles. With a late caution, Cole would find himself restarting outside row three for the final 9 laps of the race. He battled hard and took the checkered flag in the fifth spot. The finish would be Cole's 4th top 5 of the season and his 5th Rookie of the Race finish. It would also secure him a top 5 finish in the championship and only 7 points separates positions 2-5 for the Championship and Rookie of the Year honors.
Truck owner and crew chief, Mart Nesbitt stated, "We are thrilled with the season Cole is having. We would not have thought entering the last race we had a shot for 2nd in the championship and Rookie of the Year but we do, now we need luck on our side."
Glasson stated, "I continue to improve and was excited to get another top 5. We will continue to work hard as a team and try to get that first win." He went on to thank his main financial sponsors of ProSoap and AM Technical Solutions as well as his many other sponsors K1RaceGear, Dallas Karting Complex, Comet Cleaners, and Real Sports Websites. "I cannot thank ProSoap and AM Technical Solutions enough for their continued support in 2014, and we look forward to the final point's race at Hickory Motor Speedway in one week."
Tonya McCallister, Glasson's agent, states "Cole continues to improve each week we race. We had a solid top five truck and were able to run with the front pack all night. We are in the position we wanted to be in going into the last race of the season."
To follow Cole Glasson's race season and latest updates join his Fan Page at www.facebook.com/ColeGlassonRacing or follow his other social media sites www.twitter.com/ColeGlasson , www.instagram.com/ColeGlasson , or www.ColeGlasson.com. For marketing opportunities with Nesbitt Racing Enterprises, Southeast Super Truck Series and Cole Glasson, please contact Tonya McCallister, MPM Marketing at tonyamac44@marketwithmpm.com or 803-361-6199.


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"C:\Program Files (x86)\JetBrains\CLion 1.2.4\bin\cmake\bin\cmake.exe" --build C:\Users\Andrei\.CLion12\system\cmake\generated\5ef88d9c\5ef88d9c\Debug --  target qt_1 -- -j 8
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F5 Live: Refreshing Technology
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This week, Insteon rises from the dead, Microsoft reveals the future, and Meta is investigating an executive.
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