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Andrew Perlman Net Worth – Phone Number, House Address, Wiki
Andrew Perlman is a celebrity who is now a viral topic on the internet. His achievement stems from the ascension of diligent labor. This achievement has led to his being one of the world's wealthiest men. The way to reach here was not easy at all. Right now, he is the most trending person in social media.
A lot of people in the world have been following his lifestyle. He began his life at the bottom of the barrel. But with proper decision and hardworking, he reached this stage. Here, we'll talk about Andrew Perlman net worth, age, height, weight and more so stay with us.
What Is Andrew Perlman Net Worth?
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As time went on, the young man relocated to another city so he could pursue further education. During their formative learning, he and his siblings established a good bonding. Andrew Perlman has been married for a long time, which is well known to the public. He has just a few children, all of whom bear his family.
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Andrew Perlman started his education from home. While growing up, he received his fundamental education. Afterwards, he graduated pre-kindergarten. He attended secondary school after receiving his degree from there. A college education was next on his list of goals after finishing high school.
In that place, he learnt how to deal with people. He also went to college. While studying, he learnt more skills that benefited him later in life. Andrew Perlman has a diverse set of credentials that have helped him get to where he is today.
Andrew Perlman commenced his profession immediately after earning his education. The demands of his job were relentless. Because of the difficulty of the life he had to manage, he was unable to get a good night's sleep. He lacked a college degree and worked full-time at a clothes business. After some thought, He chose to keep using his managerial expertise. He was aware of the skills needed to be an executive assistant, but he wasn't sure how to get his desired position.
He liked his company and got along well with his colleagues but wanted a more challenging role. Although he has not yet arrived at his destination, he has begun the journey there and is making progress. This individual is now well-known all through the world. Therefore, he accomplished his professional objective and connected with a large audience.
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It is only via his entertainment to the younger generation that people from all over the world have become familiar with him. Furthermore, Andrew Perlman has earned a number of prestigious honors, which is a fantastic honor.
Shared his phone number on a number of different websites. The office phone number may be used to get in touch with him. Additionally, you may reach him by Facebook, Twitter, or email. He is currently living in the most prestigious city which is not his home town. He has revealed his workplace and home addresses for sending welcome presents.
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Andrew Perlman is such a well celebrity all over the earth. He had traveled far to get here. His impact to the media and the globe is amazing. Success cannot be achieved in a short period of time; it needs time and effort to arrive in next stage.
Andrew Perlman has become a symbol for his supporters. Besides being an established star, he is also a kind person who has contributed much to the betterment of humanity. He has become a role model for young people because of how well he has done.


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New Jerusalem in Istra
03.08.2018 admin Destinations, Slider, Travel Guide No comments
Tourists go to Istra to take advantage of the open waters of the Istra Reservoir. Here, in the depths of the forest, numerous hotels, health resorts, and holiday camps can be found. The town of Istra is home to the famous New Jerusalem Monastery, as well as a huge museum complex.
The New Jerusalem museum and exhibition complex is one of the largest modern regional museums.
The history of the New Jerusalem Resurrection Monastery is tightly interwoven with the life of its founder, the 17th century primate and prominent reformer His Holiness Patriarch Nikon. Nikon expended considerable effort to create an exact copy of the Jerusalem Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Moscow Region. The site was chosen for its resemblance to the Holy Land, and this is reflected in the local topography. The monastery stands on a hill called Zion, to the east of which there is a chapel on the Mount of Olives, and to the north Mount Tabor, while this stretch of the Istra River is called the Jordan. Istra is particularly proud of its museums. The Lenino-Snegiryovskiy Museum of Military History has a remarkable collection of authentic tanks, heavy guns, and other historic military equipment. The private Museum of Russian Military History in Padikovo, meanwhile, focuses on the events of the Second World War.
Istra's main museum is the New Jerusalem Museum and Exhibition Complex. The collection includes paintings, icons, ceramics, and a wide range of archaeological and ethnographic artifacts.
The Gateway Church of the Lord's Entrance (Vkhodoierusalimskaya) of the New Jerusalem monastery was built in 1694-1697.
In spite of its impressive size, the monastery seems elegant and cozy.
The Sergey Kazantsev Sculpture Park offers the chance to see marble statues against the unusual backdrop of Russian birches. Istra's main museum, however, is the New Jerusalem Museum and Exhibition Complex. This futuristic building almost concealed by green banks holds more than 183 000 exhibits, with displays capable of surprising even the most devoted of art lovers. The collection includes paintings, icons, ceramics, ancient Russian embroidery, and a wide range of archaeological and ethnographic artifacts.
The Night of the Arts in the New Jerusalem Museum took place "under the banner of October". There were lectures and excursions for schoolchildren.
World War II tanks stand at the Lenin- Snegiryov Military- Historical Museum.
Getting there: Take a commuter train from Rizhsky Railway Terminal in Moscow to "Novoiyerusalimskaya." From there, follow the recently opened Pilgrim's Path to the monastery and museum.

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Brooklyn's North Highlands released their debut full-length, Wild One this week.
It's the sort of intricately homespun and delicate indie-pop I'd call "polite" in an unpatronizing, earnest, and positive way, though it is on a painful post-CMJ morning like this that it stops being polite and starts being soothing balm for a battered brain. Think Twin Sister with less Stereolab and a more gentle breeze, and stream all eleven of Wild One's tracks below. "Lion Heart" and the previously posted "Benefits" are nice starting points, if you need some.


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First screenshot of the upcoming Civilization IV: Colonization.
Pacing has received a large amount of work. Expect to have more of a challenge managing your empire at higher difficulty levels than you did before. Consider dropping a difficulty level if you have problems.
Existing saves will work correctly. However, the balance pass may make your existing happiness lower than expected when loading into your existing save post-patch.
Replay is now available at the end of the game, and through the main menu. You can choose Map, Graphs, and turn-by-turn. Only games played post-patch will apply.
Great People progress UI addition (upper-left Info Corner UI).
Combat preview for Aircraft UI addition.
Fixed aircraft UI issue causing the aircraft selection UI to duplicate itself when rebasing aircraft.
When loading save game files, you can now order the list by name, or last modified.
Made backstab routine more transparent (the dialog will clearly state that they are backstabbing you).
AI now remembers when it has been nuked, for a permanent diplomatic penalty.
AI now recognizes a player that captured their capital for a permanent diplomatic penalty.
End declaration of friendship as soon as war is declared (so can't later get a notification that it has expired).
AI remembers if you satisfied one of their requests (positive modifier, decays over time, based on value of items granted).
AI remembers if you fought against a common foe (positive modifier, decays over time, based on damage done to the common foe).
Track trades between players and allow that to positively influence relationships (the better the deal for the AI, the stronger the modifier). Particularly useful for bribing a hostile AI.
Rebalanced AI flavors and strategies for unit training to improve AI army composition and build choices.
Allow the AI to consider Pikeman units for offensive roles when they can't build Swordsman or Longswordsman.
Allow Alexander and Darius to consider Hoplites and Immortals for offensive roles in early game.
AI players may now use a Great General in early rushes on higher difficulties.
Modified flavor tags for Atomic Bomb and Nuclear Missile so AI builds them only when it decides it specifically wants Nukes.
Block City States from building carriers, atomic weapons.
Strategies for building mobile units now persist into Modern era to help AI decisions for when to build tanks and modern armor.
Dampen early game Grand Strategies to give the AI time to expand (AI were sometimes stuck in a single city until late in the game).
Victory adjustments to AI behaviors, including alternate victory paths as "back-ups" (for example, building the Apollo Program, even if they are not going for a Spaceship victory).
Revise code calculating recommended army size (using smaller armies if the threat is low).
Correct issue that was causing late-game continent-bound AI's to over-build units intending to invade, and never properly execute the amphibious invasion.
Scale recommended army sizes based on difficulty level.
AI grand strategy and flavor weighting balance pass.
AI policy choice weighting balance pass.
AI tech choice weighting balance pass.
Player is now given the option to return a CS worker that they free from barbarians.
Roads under captured cities no longer charge maintenance.
Machu Picchu no longer destroyed when capturing a city containing Machu Picchu.
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The Planet Network is extremely thrilled to announce the launching of our latest site, Planet Resident Evil. So take a moment to drop by and see what is going on with the up coming game from Capcom (just watch out for zombies). While there, be sure to check out the Resident Evil Wiki section for all your needs and maybe add a bit of your knowledge while you are there!
Soon GameSpy will roll out a number of changes to our boards. We have some nice improvements on the way to improve the overall board experiences. So keep a lookout for the following changes in the near future.
The oft-requested Icon submission tool that allows users to upload their own icon.
We've removed the "your message has been posted" page between messages to make posting faster.
We have reduced posting time limit to 15 seconds between each post to speed things up.
Updated Quick Post feature with bug fixes, a new sliding interface, and new look for quick comments.
Insiders can have colored user names. This applies to the text but not the border.
Insiders can upload a small signature picture which will appear at the bottom of their posts.
Insiders, VIPs and above can give themselves catchy titles under their username.
There are a few things to note about the new changes. The larger MegIcons will only be available to the user who upload the icon themselves; they are not stored in a shared pool like the old icons. Check back for more info soon!
We've now updated our Colonization info pages and have added detailed information about every building in the game. Plan your colony before you're playing! Have a look!
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Winchester Model 1887 Shotgun and Model 1895 Rifle
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There are a lot of interesting and desirable guns coming up for sale at Rock Island Auction's next auction scheduled for 24th-26th June 2016. In fact there are over seven thousand items listed for this particular auction so it is worth a browse if you are in the market for antique, rare and/or classic guns.
Amongst that seven thousand plus items on offer is a lot that caught my eye. It comprises a Winchester Model 1887 shotgun in 10 gauge, and a Model 1895 rifle, (Teddy Rooseveldt's favorite model Winchester) in 30/06.
For sale as Lot #23 these two guns are being auctioned together, so you get two for the price of one – sort of. (Picture courtesy Rock Island Auction).
Let's start with the Model 1887 shotgun, which I personally think is THE GUN for Cowboy Action shooting. It's period correct, it's a lever gun, and it's big. The first time I handled one of these it was a ten gauge (they were made in 10 gauge, 12 gauge and sweet 16 gauge). The gun I got hold of had a long waterfowl barrel and it was one of those big, solid chunks of steel that makes you fall in love with it straight away. I don't know if I would have managed to hit any ducks or geese with it but I surely would have had fun trying. But if you were riding shotgun on a stagecoach then this gun, with a short barrel, would have been near perfect. This is a gun for the "Judge Roy Bean" type of guy of the old west, so when they say "Here comes the Judge" people had better take cover.
The Judge Roy Bean Winchester lever action shotgun. This is the later Model 1901. (Picture courtesy imfdb.org).
The Winchester Model 1887 was another John Moses Browning design that he created at the request of Winchester. The gun was requested by lawmen of the old west who were of the opinion that a double barreled shotgun was simply not enough gun for some of the situations they needed to handle. With John M Browning's lever action Model 1887 they had five rounds in the magazine and one in the chamber, and "one up, five down" was good odds when the chips were down and you needed to put a few chaps down.
The Winchester Model 1887 was designed for black powder and was updated to smokeless powder in the Model 1901 (the actual gun Judge Roy Bean uses in the movie).
You will find the antique Winchester Model 1887 at Rock Island Auction if you click here.
The Chiappa reproduction Model 1887. (Picture courtesy Chiappa).
Chiappa are making this gun nowadays so if you are a Cowboy Action shooter thinking about what sort of shotgun to choose you might want to have a look at theirs. There are a seven different models including the one for Cowboy Action shown above and a rifled slug version shown below.
The Chiappa Model 1887 slug version should prove to be a near perfect deer and wild boar gun. (Picture courtesy Chiappa).
You will find the Model 1887 Chiappa guns on their website if you click here.
The Chiappa Model 1887 for Cowboy Action can be found if you click here.
The Chiappa Model 1887 slug gun can be found if you click here.
Moving on to the Winchester Model 1895 rifle this model Winchester was Teddy Rooseveldt's favorite Winchester rifle. The Winchester 1895 was chambered in a range of calibers that included military and hunting rounds as follows; .30-40 Krag, 7.62×54mmR, .303 British, .30/03, .30/06 Springfield, .35 WCF, .38-72 WCF, .40-72 WCF, and .405 Winchester. These rifles were used in a number of armed conflicts including Spanish–American War, Philippine–American War, Mexican Revolution, Russian Civil War, and the Spanish Civil War. Teddy Rooseveldt favored the .405 Winchester chambering which he regarded as excellent leopard medicine.
Advertisement for the Winchester Model 1895.
The Winchester Model 1895 was the last lever action rifle designed by John M. Browning and it was the first lever action to have a box magazine instead of the traditional tube magazine. This of course made is suitable for the then new cartridges loaded with pointed spitzer bullets such as the .303 British, the 7.62×54R Russian and the 30/06 Springfield. The 1895's rear locking action was certainly strong enough for the new smokeless higher velocity cartridges such as those although it was and is not as strong as the bolt action rifles of the same time such as Paul Mauser's 1898 and James Paris Lee's bolt action which became the Lee Metford and Lee Enfield.
A Russian Winchester Model 1897 in 7.62×54mmR complete with stripper clip loading bridge. (Picture courtesy the Internet Movie Firearms Database imfdb.org).
I don't know of any current production versions of the Winchester 1895 although I know Browning had some made in the recent past by Miroku of Japan. For those interested you will find a review of the Winchester 1894 on American Rifleman if you click here, and a review of the later Miroku made Browning reproduction here.
So there you have it, two icons of the history of US gunmaking, two icons of American history. Both available for not a lot of money at Rock Island Auction. So if you are a collector or enthusiast this auction lot is worth a look.
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Detroit Tigers Opinions
Tigers Den Roundtable: What is your biggest takeaway from the 2017 season so far?
The BYB staff tries to find significance in an insignificant chunk of the schedule.
By Rob Rogacki@BYBRob Apr 21, 2017, 3:30pm EDT
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Were it not for the Toronto Blue Jays faceplanting out of the gate, one might argue that the Detroit Tigers are the biggest surprise of the 2017 season thus far. Their flop of a series in Tampa aside, the Tigers have jumped out to a slim early lead in the AL Central.
Unlike other surprise stories like the Cincinnati Reds or Minnesota Twins, however, this one might be sustainable. The Tigers have a young, talented starting rotation that is starting to scratch the surface of their potential. Center field might not be the dumpster fire fans imagined it would be when the team was still scrambling for another outfielder in February. The offense still has yet to start clicking on all cylinders, and J.D. Martinez hasn't had a single at-bat.
The bullpen... well, let's not go there.
Late inning shenanigans aside, the Tigers have looked the part of contenders so far in 2017. Will they keep it up all season long? That remains to be seen.
This week's question: What is your biggest takeaway from the first couple weeks of the Tigers season?
Brandon: I think the biggest takeaway for me, is that a platoon of JaCoby Jones and Andrew Romine looks to be a very solid defensive unit in CF. Jones has looked excellent out there, and Romine appears able to hold his own. Considering that CF looked like a real liability, and we spent the entire offseason worrying over it, the early returns have been really encouraging. Babe Romine will come down to earth, and Jones is likely to struggle offensively, but getting quality defense out there does a lot to help this pitching staff. We won't be good out there in terms of offensive production, but it feels like the position isn't going to be a problem, and that's all I needed to know.
Kyle: The Tigers are showing that once again they will try to use offense to overcome all of their weaknesses. The bullpen has been its usual self so far in 2017, and while the defense looks like it might be better, base running is still a problem. However, almost everyone in the lineup has started off strong with the exception of Victor Martinez. If he were to warm up, and when Miguel Cabrera gets into full swing, this lineup is more than dangerous. Even though the bottom of the order will struggle at times, the offense will be enough to keep the Tigers in most of their games this season. Starting pitching will be important, but the bats are how the Tigers will win games in 2017.
Nolan: The biggest takeaway for me is that we need to worry about Jordan Zimmermann again. Zimmermann has never been a guy to strike out tons of batters, but he has carved out a good career by limiting walks and inducing ground balls. So far this year, he has not shown any command of his pitches. I don't know if it's a problem getting mechanics locked in or if he's dealing with an injury, but it appears that it will take a while to get him going.
Peter: The biggest takeaway for me is how this team fights back after getting behind, at least on the offensive side. Guys at the bottom of the lineup are getting key hits in key situations to overcome deficits, sometimes self inflicted by the bullpen. I don't know how sustainable this will be but it's nice to see out of the gate.
Brandon: Seems like they did that a lot last year too, Peter. At least I remember it that way.
Peter: I remember the opposite, especially at the end of the year.
Patrick OKennedy: Center field will not be the Tigers' biggest problem in 2017. The Tigers won't get the kind of offense that they have gotten from Andrew Romine and Jacoby Jones in the early going, but both are solid defensively, and they can get on base often enough and run well enough to contribute. The biggest issue once again will be the bullpen. The club again relied on Bruce Rondon to fill an important late inning role, and he showed up unprepared. Again. Now, finding his replacement is a huge key to their success. K Rod will again be fine, while providing several heart stopping moments during the season. Justin Wilson is off to another fine start, but he did that last year also. Between Alex Wilson, Kyle Ryan, Blaine Hardy, Joe Jimenez, and the reincarnated Rondon, the Tigers will have to patch together a bullpen. (No, I didn't forget Shane Greene).
Jeff: My biggest takeaway is the bullpen. Yes, it's terrible (6.64 ERA) and we knew it was going to be terrible. The takeaway is how Al Avila and Brad Ausmus has been handling it, starting with the demotion of Bruce Rondon. On the third day of the season, Ausmus went with Francisco Rodriguez for a four-out save. Even though he blew the save, it was encouraging to see the manager go with the closer before the ninth inning when the set-up men clearly were not getting the job done. Then the very next day, Ausmus went with Justin Wilson to get the save since Rodriguez was not reliable the previous day. I think past Ausmus would have went with Rodriguez again. And on April 12, you have Alex Wilson getting a save by pitching two innings. Again, I don't see past Ausmus doing that.
Of course the bullpen management has not been flawless. The Joe Jimenez situation was a headscratcher. But I do believe that a big reason the Tigers are in first place is Ausmus' usage of the bullpen and his improvement from previous years.
Ashley: I'd say my two biggest takeaways are that we aren't as screwed in centerfield as everyone dreaded, with Jones and Romine doing very serviceable work there, and that the bullpen is once again going to be a thorn in the Tigers' paw (oof, I'm sorry). I think there was a lot of buzz about this team not being great this season, but they've honestly gotten off to a great start. The starting pitching rotation is doing well, though Fulmer and Norris might want to calm down a bit, they've been all fire and might want to try some restraint. When J.D. Martinez returns, and when the Tigers finally realize that the Anibal Sanchez experiment has to end, I'll feel a lot better about the future of the season. I'm honestly impressed that the management seems to have a much shorter leash for poor performance this year. Dropping Rondon back to the minors, sending Sanchez to the bullpen right from the start. I don't think it'll be long before Sanchez is cut. If the team can put together a non-implosive pen (I'm thinking Alex Wilson, Blaine Hardy, Joe Jimenez, and a pitching machine) they might honestly have a shot at a winning season.
Cameron: The thing that has been most apparent to me to start the season is that Victor Martinez might be toast. He's always had a great eye at the plate and the bat speed to make adjustments mid-swing. Of course it's early, but he's striking out at a 21% clip, which would be the highest mark of his career. While his keen eye at the plate most likely still remains, he no longer has the bat speed to make adjustments when he is fooled. Additionally, Martinez also has an ISO of .000, which is sort of amazing. For a guy dubbed "Designated Hitter," he has performed as one of the worst hitters in baseball to start the year. Also, he's still serving as the clean up hitter in the lineup. Victor showed signs of slowing last year, and his start this year is confirming what many of us dreaded when he signed his massive four year contract. At 38 years old, Father Time is finally taking its toll on Victor Martinez, and the Tigers would be wise to, at the very least, drop him to a less critical spot in the lineup, and possibly even give him some time off altogether.
Kurt: My big takeaway is that I feel a lot more comfortable with this team. Yes, it still has a few of the issues that we knew about coming in. Depth still threatens to be the deciding factor, and the Tigers can't allow a couple of failing veterans too much rope. But other than that, I'm happy with what I see so far. I like JaCoby Jones in center field. I feel like the defense looks a lot more solid to the eye everywhere, and the defensive stats bear that out. Starting pitching looks good. Lineup looks good, even with the middle of the order struggling for a while. This is a team that I think has the potential to win fans back and excite throughout the year. No, I can't believe I'm this optimistic either, but it's great, right?
Grace: It's far too early to tell anything yet but the Tigers are doing way, way better than I expected. The bottom of the lineup is producing. The starting rotation is pitching well. The hitters are scoring runs even _without_ J.D. Martinez, who won't be back for a few more weeks. I think this team will go farther than I imagined they would.


Hackers seized control of the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer after its expulsion by the web hosting company GoDaddy and put up an announcement, "HACKERS OF THE WORLD HAVE UNITED IN DEFENSE OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE," The Independent reported Monday. YourAnonNews, the primary Twitter account used by Anonymous, denied responsibility for the hack and claimed that it might be an attempt by the neo-Nazi website to "to woo their clueless base".
GoDaddy booted the white supremacist site for running a defamatory article about Charlottesville victim Heather Heyer.
The hackers announced their intentions of shutting down the site because of its "putrid hate."
GoDaddy is a website domain registrar serving about 17 million customers. It has taken fire for providing a platform for hate speech in recent months. Although in June, GoDaddy defended giving white-supremacist sites a "privacy service", shielding contact information from the public, on Monday it said the Daily Stormer had violated its terms of service and had 24 hours to move its domain to another provider.
The Daily Stormer is a white supremacist and American neo-Nazi website associated with the "alt-right" movement. The offending article in the Stormer, by its top editor, called Heyer a "drain on society," criticized her appearance and argued: "A 32-year-old woman without children is a burden on society."
After the website was hacked, a post appeared reading "ANONYMOUS NOW IN CONTROL OF DAILY STORMER." Your Anon News, one of the most well-known Anonymous Twitter accounts, claimed not to have confirmation that it was behind the post, adding that the Daily Stormer itself may have been behind the post.
The hacking group Anonymous is a large organization with which anyone can claim affinity, so it is impossible to definitively confirm that the group indeed seized control of the site. A prominent Anonymous Twitter account even suggested the Daily Stormer itself could have published the post as a distraction.
According to the post, hackers will allow the website to remain online for 24 hours "SO THE WORLD CAN WITNESS THE HATE" before shutting it down permanently.


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Located in the heart of Blackpool Town, The Regent Cinema invites you to come and enjoy a movie experience like no other!
Originally opening it doors in 1921, The Regent Cinema boasted 1092 seats and a retractable roof. It proved to be a popular cinema for decades before it was used for bingo during the week in 1969.
However, on the 29th July 2016, The Regent Cinema re-opened as an independent cinema, showing classic films across all ages.
We have a fully licensed diner serving a wide selection of snacks and alcoholic drinks with lagers, glasses of wine and single spirits all costing just £2.50.
The Regent Cinema,
Church St, Blackpool,
FY1 3NY
Important: Please bring your confirmation email to the desk for proof of purchase.
July - Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back - 12th July, 7:30pm {Standard Seat}
Seats One Person
An online booking fee of 25p is charged per person.
Return of the Jedi - 19th July - 7:30pm {Standard Seat}
Star trek The Motion Picture - 26th July, 7:30pm {Standard Seat}
Something Left Behind - 27th July, 5.00pm {Standard Seat}
Singalong Greatest Showman - 7th September, 7:00pm (standard seat)
Saturday 7th September 2019
Singalong Greatest Showman - 7th September, 7.00pm {Childs seat}
The Empire Strikes Back = 12th July - 7.30pm
The adventure continues in this "Star Wars" sequel. Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill), Han Solo (Harrison Ford), Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) and Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew) face attack by the Imperial forces and its AT-AT walkers on the ice planet Hoth. While Han and Leia escape in the Millennium Falcon, Luke travels to Dagobah in search of Yoda. Only with the Jedi master's help will Luke survive when the dark side of the Force beckons him into the ultimate duel with Darth Vader (David Prowse).
U rating
The empire Strikes Back - 12th July, 7:30pm {Couples Seat}
Seats Two People
Return of the Jedi - 19th July - 7.30pm
Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) battles horrible Jabba the Hut and cruel Darth Vader to save his comrades in the Rebel Alliance and triumph over the Galactic Empire. Han Solo (Harrison Ford) and Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher) reaffirm their love and team with Chewbacca, Lando Calrissian (Billy Dee Williams), the Ewoks and the androids C-3PO and R2-D2 to aid in the disruption of the Dark Side and the defeat of the evil emperor.
Return of the Jedi - 19th July 7:30pm {Couples Seat}
Star trek the motion picture - 26th July - 7.30pm
The Federation calls on Adm. James T. Kirk (William Shatner) and the crew of the Starship Enterprise to contain an immense nimbused object that's on a crash course with Earth. After investigating, the crew discovers that the alien cloud harbors artificial intelligence with an ominous primary directive. Crisis strikes when a probe dispatched by the energy cloud attacks the crew, abducting navigator Lt. Ilia (Persis Khambatta). An android look-alike containing her memories shows up soon after.
Star Trek The Motion Picture - 26th July 7.30pm {couples seat}
Something Left Behind - 27th July - 5.00pm
The definitive story of a record that has been labelled the "greatest break-up album of all time".
'Something Left Behind' explores music, obsession, love, loss and fading youth over the 30 year lifespan of The Wedding Present's much-heralded debut LP and features interviews with all four original band members, key players in the record's history plus the major influence behind its very existence.
It also acts as a love letter to the UK indie scene of the 1980s and shines a light on the influence of legendary DJ John Peel, who championed the band from their earliest days.
The story concludes with the band's homecoming show in Leeds, where the city witnessed a blistering and emotional final-ever performance of the 'George Best' album and the closing of a hugely significant and personal chapter for David Gedge and The Wedding Present.
Follwed by a post-film Q&A will feature Andrew Jezard (director) and special guest David Gedge of The Wedding Present.
Something Left Behind - 27th July, 5:00pm {Couples Seat}
The Greatest Showman Singalong - 7th September - 7pm
Join us for a singalong night like no other! Get your Top Hat and Tails on, you'll be dancing in the aisles and singing at the top of your voice in the fun packed showing of the amazing movie, The Greatest Showman.
Interactive props, live entertainment and all the other fun and frolics we can throw at you!
Saturday September 7th at The Regent Cinema, Blackpool.
Doors Open 7pm
Bar open from 7pm . Alcohol served. Over 18's only Please bring ID if you are lucky enough to look under 25.
Show starts 7.30pm
This showing is classified PG. All guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Adult + 16 £15.00
Children under 16 £10.00
** Singalongs at the Regent are loud! We dance and we sing, this is not a normal film showing most of all we have fun!**
Singalong Greatest Showman - 7th September, 7:00pm (couples seat)
If you would like to learn more about our seating availability, please click the button below.
Seating Availability
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Are you feeling lucky? Come on down to The Regent Cinema and join us for a night of BINGO with a Blackpool Twist! Hosted by the fabulous Mr Vicky La Plume, bingo at The Regent is a night of fun, food and frocks for you all to enjoy!
The Regent Cinema offers a fully licensed bar, as well as lots of snacks to relish in, including hot dogs, popcorn and chocolate. And lets not forget, cash prizes are available to be won, so don't miss your opportunity!
Get your vouchers today!
Treat your friends and family with a trip to the regent cinema
The Regent Cinema now offers you the chance to buy vouchers, which will entitle you to 1 x Cinema entry, to any film at the price of the voucher! Pick up your voucher today, the perfect gift for special occasions.
Terms and conditions apply, vouchers can only be be used to enter showings at the same price of the voucher. Vouchers cannot be used for food or drink. Standard ticket vouchers validate entry to Bingo.
Your voucher will be sent to you by post within 1 week of purchase
If you have any delays in receiving your voucher, please call us on: 01253 290879
Once selecting 'add to cart', please complete the form with your shipping address details for the voucher(s) to be dispatched too.
Standard Ticket Voucher
This ticket allows admission to the cinema or bingo
A shipping fee of £1 is charged per order
The Regent Cinema, Church Street, Blackpool, FY1 3NY, United Kingdom


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JOB OPPORTUNITIES ON OFFER AT OLDHAM'S FESTIVAL WORK
Sep 15, 2017 | Diggle News, Events
More than 500 job-related opportunities will be on show to Oldham residents as the annual Get Oldham Working (GOW) Festival of Work event returns.
With a wide-range of jobs, apprenticeships and work experience openings on offer from various employers across Oldham and beyond, this is a great chance for residents to present their CVs to someone who could turn out to be their next boss.
So whether you are job hunting for the first time, looking for a return to work, or you are searching for the next step in your career, this event is open to everyone and it's free to attend – just turn up on the day, no booking is required.
The day runs from 10am until 2pm on Thursday, September 21 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Oldham, OL1 1QJ, with parking available just outside the venue and Metrolink's Oldham King Street stop only a two to three minute walk away.
Staff from the GOW team will be available on the day to advise you about jobs, careers and access to training across a wide range of sectors within the borough. There will also be plenty of space for you to complete any job applications that you pick up on the day, with additional support on hand in case you get stuck with any questions.
Spindles Town Square Shopping Centre and Yodel will be among the employers offering opportunities in retail and HGV driving respectively.
There will also be positions available in the care, construction, metalwork and security industries; office, customer service and administration roles and other driving and warehouse opportunities, among others.
This event comes as Oldham Council has recently been nominated for the 'Supporting People into Employment Award' as part of Greater Manchester's 2017 Skills for Business Awards. Award winners will be announced on Thursday, November 30 at The Point, Emirates Old Trafford.
Councillor Shoab Akhtar, Cabinet Member for Employment and Skills, said: "Year after year, these events have proved to be an extraordinary success.
"With residents having gone on to work for employers such as Greater Manchester Police and First Manchester through our Festival of Work, I strongly encourage you to attend if you are looking for a new career opportunity."
Mike Flanagan, Spindles Town Square Shopping Centre Manager, said: "Spindles Town Square is the heart of the retail community across Oldham and it is the place to be for shoppers across the borough and beyond.
"With a warm and welcoming environment around our centre, Spindles Town Square wouldn't be what it is today without a fantastic team behind it that makes every shopper's trip, one to remember.
"So if you want to be a part of our team, we look forward to seeing you at the upcoming Festival of Work."
Darren Walker, head of recruitment at Yodel, said: "Yodel is looking to recruit around 200 people in the Greater Manchester area over the next three months as we gear up for our busiest time of year ahead of Black Friday and Christmas. We look forward to participating at Get Oldham Working's Festival of Work, and hope to see many local residents on the day to talk about working for Yodel."
Make sure you follow the Get Oldham Working team via social media in the build-up to the Festival of Work event. Facebook: Get Oldham Working and Twitter: @EmployOldham
If you cannot attend on the day it's now even easier to contact the GOW team, which has supported the creation of 6,000 employment opportunities in less than three years.
They are located on the first floor of Metropolitan Place, Hobson Street, Oldham, OL1 1TT – across the road from the Job Centre Plus.
The base is operating an 'open door' policy, which means residents of working age can go along – without an appointment – and speak to a careers advisor, weekdays 9am until 4pm.
Over the next five years GOW is looking to engage with 6,000 residents and fill 5,000 work-related opportunities, so if you are looking for work it is a good time to get in touch.
Contact the GOW team via their website www.oldham.gov.uk/gow, by email employability@oldham.gov.uk or by telephone 0161 770 4674.
Oldham proudly flies the Rainbow Flag Turn growing your own fruit and veg into a business opportunity Oldham's 2014 Civic Bonfire Marketplace Event for Additional Needs and Disabilities Final arrangements in place for the 'Big Bang'
Delph Community Association
Diggle Community Association
Greenfield & Grasscroft Residents Assoc.
Saddleworth Churches
Saddleworth Parish Council
Scouthead and Austerlands Community Group
Uppermill Community Action Network
Uppermill Community Association


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Jazz & Heritage Center Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting
The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation - the nonprofit that owns Jazz Fest - today opened its long-awaited education and community facility, the George and Joyce Wein Jazz & Heritage Center, with a series of events that begins with a press conference and ribbon-cutting followed by a patrons and donors party tonight, Grand Opening Concert featuring Kidd Jordan and Family (sold out) on Friday plus a Tremé Neighborhood and Community Open House and Heritage School of Music Holiday Concert (free admission) on Saturday.
The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation purchased the historic building at 1225 N. Rampart Street - the former Tharp-Sontheimer-Laudumiey Funeral Home - in 2008. After extensive planning, the foundation determined to use the space as the first permanent home of its free education program, the Don "Moose" Jamison Heritage School of Music, which has operated on local university campuses since its inception in 1990. The building also will house many of the Foundation's other programs while also serving as a community arts center.
The Jazz & Heritage Center is named in honor of George Wein and his late wife Joyce, the pioneering festival producers who helped to launch the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (which is owned by the Jazz & Heritage Foundation) in 1970. Mr. Wein, 89, was on hand for the grand opening.
"George and Joyce Wein have done so much to benefit our community and our culture," said Demetric Mercadel, president of the Jazz & Heritage Foundation's board of directors. "It is only fitting that we recognize their many contributions by having their names grace this wonderful new facility. This is a true testament to their legacy."
"It is a privilege to have the Jazz and Heritage Center named for Joyce and me," said Wein. "The classrooms, exhibits and the performance space are an excellent addition to the city's cultural landscape. New Orleans and this great festival were always special to us and the only thing missing is Joyce's smiling face and warm embrace as the Center is introduced to New Orleans and the world."
After nearly two years of renovations, the building features seven classrooms (including dedicated labs for piano and drums) and a 200-seat performance hall. All rooms are wired to a central control room for audio and video recording. The building also has interactive video projection for distance learning and special presentations.
"We expect this facility - which is located at the gateway to the Tremé neighborhood - to give a major boost to the cultural and economic development of not only Tremé, but to our entire city," said Don Marshall, executive director of the Jazz & Heritage Foundation.
The nearly $9 million project was funded with more than $3 million in contributions from various sources - including George and Joyce Wein, the Goldring Family Foundation, ArtPlace (a consortium of major national foundations), the Louis Prima and Gia Maione Prima Foundation, the Ella West Freeman Foundation, the Helis Foundation and the State of Louisiana. A large number of individuals, local and national foundations also contributed to the Foundation's Capital Campaign. The remainder of the project's costs were self-financed by the Foundation.
Musical equipment makers donated large numbers of instruments and other gear for the facility, including: Shure (microphones), Yahama (drums), Casio (keyboards), Zildjian (cymbals) and D'Addario (strings).
New Orleans business and tourism leaders first contacted George Wein about starting a festival there in 1962. It took eight years, but in 1970 George and Joyce's Festival Productions was named the producer of the "New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and Louisiana Heritage Fair," which debuted on April 22 of that year. It was George Wein who insisted that the festival would be centered at Congo Square, would focus on New Orleans music and heritage, and would have as much emphasis on food and art as it would on music - values that still haven't changed.
Although the festival got off to a slow start, it moved from Congo Square to the Fair Grounds in 1972, gradually gaining steam until the mid-'70s, when it began to assert its potential as a cultural and financial cornerstone for its home city.Today, Jazz Fest has a $300 million annual economic impact on New Orleans, and the Jazz & Heritage Foundation uses proceeds from the festival for year-round programs in education, economic development and cultural enrichment. The Foundation also owns radio station WWOZ and the Jazz & Heritage Archive.
For more information, visit www.jazzandheritage.org and www.georgewein.com.
More Information: http://www.jazzandheritage.org


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"Backstage." Interview with Jörn Merkert, director of the Berlinische Galerie. Originally published in The Wall Street Journal Europe, 13 May 2005. Includes link to unpublished, lengthier version of the interview.
Searching for the Next Generation. An interview with Frie Leysen, Director of Brussels' KunstenFESTIVALdesArts. Originally published on AlternativeTheater.com, 26 May 2002.
The Twin Hydras of Style and Irony. An interview with Richard Maxwell. Originally published on AlternativeTheater.com, 2002.
"I Don't Have a Vision. I Have Values." An interview with Anne Bogart. Originally published as part of "Cool Medium: Anne Bogart and the Choreography of Fear," in Theater , Vol. 25, No. 3, pp. 55-63. Also published on AlternativeTheater.com under the current title.


Wigginton, who withdrew from last year's draft at the last minute after a spectacular freshman season, announced his plans Thursday on Twitter.
Wigginton's numbers dipped a bit last season after a foot injury cost him 10 non-conference games. But Wigginton still averaged 13.5 points and 4.1 rebounds per game off the bench while shooting 40 percent on 3-pointers.
He joins freshman Talen Horton-Tucker as Cyclones who have declared for the draft. Wigginton's decision will likely push Tyrese Haliburton into the starting role at point guard — and it could also put Iowa State in the market for a graduate transfer backcourt player.
After being considered a weakness a year ago, a young but experienced linebacking corps will be a strength heading into next season for the Iowa Football teams.
Hawkeye linebacker coach Seth Wallace says a standout defensive line made the transition smooth.
Wallace says the expectations for the linebackers are much higher for next season.
Linebacker Amani Jones has moved to defensive end this spring. Wallace says move provides much needed depth on the edge and also tweaks the Hawkeyes' traditional 4-3 look.
Wallace says the linebackers need to help a young defensive line develop.
The Iowa Hawkeye baseball team continues a home stand this weekend by opening a three game Big Ten series against Rutgers Friday night. Injuries have left the pitching staff thin and that was a factor in Wednesday night's 11-6 loss to Illinois State.
That's Iowa coach Rick Heller who says the starting pitching has picked up the slack in a 3-3 start to Big Ten play.
Rutgers has struggled to an 9-17 record but Heller says the Scarlet Knights have a solid pitching staff.
Sunday's forecast calls for rain but with that game scheduled to appear on the Big Ten Network, Heller says they are going to wait before making Saturday's game a doubleheader.


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HomeIndiaRed Bull Case Against Pepsi in India, Dismissed
Red Bull Case Against Pepsi in India, Dismissed
NEW DELHI (IANS) – The Delhi High Court has dismissed Red Bull's injunction application against Pepsico from using the tagline "Stimulates Mind, Energizes Body" for its energy drink "Sting".
Red Bull had knocked the doors of the court alleging that the defendant Pepsi's tagline is deceptively similar to its registered tagline "Vitalizes body and mind" which is using since 1987 and in 73 different countries around the world.
On the other hand, Pepsi said they sell the drink under the brand name "Sting" in respect of which they have obtained registration. However, the tagline is being used by the defendants only in a descriptive manner and therefore, no registration has been sought in respect thereof, as a trademark, it argued.
In the 26-page order, passed by Justice Amit Bansal, it was observed that the disputed tagline is in a descriptive manner and not as a trademark.
Further, the order said Pepsi launched their products in India in 2017 using the impugned mark on their product. Although the present suit was filed in 2018, the fact of the matter is that no injunction has been granted in favour of the plaintiff till date, even though the delay may not entirely be attributable to the plaintiff, the order said.
It further noted that even though some of this delay may be attributable to the judicial process or the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, the undisputed position is that the defendants have been selling their product with the impugned mark for almost five years.


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Sucharita Dutta-Asane November 3, 2017 Asian writing, Authors, Awards, Fiction, Novel
Ibrahim Nasrallah challenges followers of Arab literature to reconnect with their emotions
Nasrallah's latest work Al Hob Shareer (Love is the Enemy) focuses solely on matters of the heart.
"No one talks about love anymore," says Ibrahim Nasrallah with a sigh. "It is as if we eradicated those feelings out of all our writing because we deem it no longer important. It is a fallacy, of course, because love is everything."
The Palestinian poet and novelist is commenting on the state of modern Arabic literature, which he describes as more concerned with the timely than the timeless.
"In a way, the Arab writer and the Arab reader have become the same," he says.
"A lot of what is being written focuses on current issues, whether social or political. There is a feeling that if there is any deviation from that path and reading about other topics then they are not taking their time seriously. A sense of guilt creeps and this is totally wrong."
Nasrallah has challenged that view with his latest work, Al Hob Shareer (Love is the Enemy) that focuses solely on matters of the heart.
With more than 80 poems and one libretto, the 63-year explores all facets of love from the emotional, primal, how it revitalises and how it can control.
Speaking before his session tonight at the Sharjah International Book Fair on the creative process plus a book signing on Saturday, Nasrallah says the book was born out of a challenge to himself.
"It began when I first started observing the dearth of current literature surrounding love. There is not a modern poetry collection, as far as I can see, that dealt with this matter exclusively," he says.
"The last person to have done that was the great and classic writer Nizzar Qabani, and since that there has been no major body of work. So, I wanted to test myself and see if I can do it and then test the reader once it was published."
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Mumtaz Ahmad's riveting selection of 'Afsanay' serve to enrich Urdu Literature


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package org.drools.guvnor.client.explorer.navigation.qa.testscenarios;

import java.util.Date;

import org.drools.guvnor.client.common.ErrorPopup;
import org.drools.guvnor.client.common.SmallLabel;
import org.drools.guvnor.client.messages.Constants;
import org.drools.guvnor.client.resources.DroolsGuvnorImageResources;
import org.drools.ide.common.client.modeldriven.testing.ExecutionTrace;

import com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.ChangeEvent;
import com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.ChangeHandler;
import com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.KeyUpEvent;
import com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.KeyUpHandler;
import com.google.gwt.i18n.client.DateTimeFormat;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Composite;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.HorizontalPanel;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Image;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.ListBox;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.TextBox;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.VerticalPanel;

public class ExecutionWidget extends Composite {

    private final ExecutionTrace executionTrace;

    public ExecutionWidget(final ExecutionTrace executionTrace,
                           boolean showResults) {

        this.executionTrace = executionTrace;

        final HorizontalPanel simulDatePanel = simulDate();
        simulDatePanel.setVisible( isScenarioSimulatedDateSet() );

        final ListBox choice = new ListBox();

        choice.addItem( Constants.INSTANCE.UseRealDateAndTime() );
        choice.addItem( Constants.INSTANCE.UseASimulatedDateAndTime() );
        choice.setSelectedIndex( (executionTrace.getScenarioSimulatedDate() == null) ? 0 : 1 );
        choice.addChangeHandler( new ChangeHandler() {

            public void onChange(ChangeEvent event) {
                if ( choice.getSelectedIndex() == 0 ) {
                    simulDatePanel.setVisible( false );
                    executionTrace.setScenarioSimulatedDate( null );
                } else {
                    simulDatePanel.setVisible( true );
                }
            }
        } );

        HorizontalPanel layout = new HorizontalPanel();
        layout.add( new Image( DroolsGuvnorImageResources.INSTANCE.executionTrace() ) );
        layout.add( choice );
        layout.add( simulDatePanel );

        if ( showResults && isResultNotNullAndHaveRulesFired() ) {
            VerticalPanel replacingLayout = new VerticalPanel();

            replacingLayout.add( new FiredRulesPanel( executionTrace ) );
            replacingLayout.add( layout );
            initWidget( replacingLayout );
        } else {
            initWidget( layout );
        }
    }

    private boolean isResultNotNullAndHaveRulesFired() {
        return executionTrace.getExecutionTimeResult() != null && executionTrace.getNumberOfRulesFired() != null;
    }

    private boolean isScenarioSimulatedDateSet() {
        return executionTrace.getScenarioSimulatedDate() != null;
    }

    private HorizontalPanel simulDate() {
        HorizontalPanel horizontalPanel = new HorizontalPanel();
        final String format = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm"; //NON-NLS
        final TextBox textBox = new TextBox();
        if ( executionTrace.getScenarioSimulatedDate() == null ) {
            textBox.setText( "<" + format + ">" );
        } else {
            textBox.setText( DateTimeFormat.getFormat(DateTimeFormat.PredefinedFormat.DATE_TIME_SHORT).format(executionTrace.getScenarioSimulatedDate()));
        }
        final SmallLabel dateHint = new SmallLabel();
        textBox.addKeyUpHandler( new KeyUpHandler() {

            public void onKeyUp(KeyUpEvent event) {
                try {
                    String exampleDate = DateTimeFormat.getFormat(DateTimeFormat.PredefinedFormat.DATE_TIME_SHORT).format(new Date());
                    String suggestedDate = textBox.getText() + exampleDate.substring(textBox.getText().length());
                    Date d = DateTimeFormat.getFormat(DateTimeFormat.PredefinedFormat.DATE_TIME_SHORT).parse(suggestedDate);
                    dateHint.setText( DateTimeFormat.getFormat(DateTimeFormat.PredefinedFormat.DATE_TIME_SHORT).format(d) );
                } catch ( Exception e ) {
                    dateHint.setText( "..."  );
                }
            }
        } );

        textBox.addChangeHandler( new ChangeHandler() {

            public void onChange(ChangeEvent event) {
                if ( textBox.getText().trim().equals( "" ) ) {
                    textBox.setText( Constants.INSTANCE.currentDateAndTime() );
                } else {
                    try {
                        //Date d1 = new Date();
                        Date d = DateTimeFormat.getFormat(DateTimeFormat.PredefinedFormat.DATE_TIME_SHORT).parse(textBox.getText());
                        executionTrace.setScenarioSimulatedDate( d );
                        textBox.setText( DateTimeFormat.getFormat(DateTimeFormat.PredefinedFormat.DATE_TIME_SHORT).format(d) );
                        dateHint.setText( "" );
                    } catch ( Exception e ) {
                        ErrorPopup.showMessage( Constants.INSTANCE.BadDateFormatPleaseTryAgainTryTheFormatOf0( format ) );
                    }
                }
            }
        } );
        horizontalPanel.add( textBox );
        horizontalPanel.add( dateHint );
        return horizontalPanel;
    }

}

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Pre-Leasing Checklist
Why Lease From Hartman
Executive Suites
About Hartman
The Hartman Promise
The Power of Proven Results by Al Hartman
Hartman in the News
Message from President & CEO Al Hartman
Why are Businesses Moving to Texas?
Returning to the Office: Texans Have Led the Way
Team Testimonials
How Economic Diversity is Accelerating the Growth of the Texas Economy
In the financial world, the term "diversity" is used as a safe word. A diverse economy is less vulnerable to industry-specific struggles and volatility during economic or cyclical shifts. For decades, Texas has held an unrivaled position in oil and natural gas, but that is far from a complete picture of growth drivers in the state.
There are a myriad of factors behind the diversity of Texas, and how that diversity is stimulating economic growth. This paper will provide an in-depth look at the Texas economy, and how Texas diversity is shaping the state's GDP and even the culture itself.
In this report, you will learn the facts about the Texas economy, investing in Texas, emerging Texas industries, and the economic and workforce projections of Texas.
Investing in Texas: The Land of Opportunity
Facts About Texas: Growth and Economic Diversity
Facts About Texas Economy by the Numbers
Diversity of Texas Industries
Emerging Texas Industries
Diversity of the Texas Workforce
Diversity of Texas' 4 Major Markets
Future Economic Projections of Texas, 5-10 Years Out
Future Workforce Projections of Texas, 5-10 Years Out
Texas Diversity = Strong Texas Economy
The American dream is alive and well in Texas. In the early days of North American settlement, colonists dreamt of the wild west. From dreams of gold to wide open spaces, many followed fresh trails to the western part of the continent, and settled there. Texas continues to represent something of an American ideal, and the recent trend of moving to Texas exemplifies that.
Since 2010, 4.2 million people have moved to Texas, which represents a growth rate of 16.4%.
According to the 2021 edition of the Texas Relocation Report, Texas welcomed as many as 582,000 new residents to the state, which represented the seventh consecutive year in which Texas had over half a million new residents from out of state.
Texas was ranked as U-Haul's second highest "growth state", based on its migration trends measurement.
From 2015-2021, Texas saw a net migration total of 1,375,776. The majority of new Texans relocated from California and Florida.
Population growth follows business development and innovation, and Texas cities are not short on either. According to the Texas Governor's Office of Texas Economic Development, here are the signs of economic growth in the state:
In 2020, Texas exported goods valued at $276.3 billion, making it the top exporting state in the U.S. for 19 straight years.
Also in 2020, Texas logged its eighth consecutive year as the state with the highest number of tech exports, totaling $44.8 billion.
Texas is the number one state in the nation for Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) capital expenditure, and has been the recipient of $66 billion in FDI investments for over 930 new projects.
Texas is home to numerous Fortune 500 companies, including AT&T, ExxonMobil, Dell Technologies, American Airlines, Phillips 66, Tesla, Hewlett Packard, Oracle, and McKesson.
The state of Texas represents opportunity due to its solid infrastructure. For example, Texas has the most state highways, freight railways, and miles of public roadways than any other state.
The state of Texas is well-known for being a business-friendly place to set up shop. In fact, businesses in Texas consistently led the return to the office after the COVID-19 pandemic.
People are pouring into the state, making it a melting pot for growth and economic diversity.
Houston, Texas is considered to be the most socioeconomically diverse city in the United States, and it also scores high for cultural, economic, household, and religious diversity. Dallas, Texas is not far behind, scoring as the fourth most socioeconomically diverse city in the United States, and ranking similarly high in other metrics. Arlington, Texas and Fort Worth, Texas also rank in the top 25 most diverse cities in the nation.
The face of Texas itself is changing. Population projections for the state show its wide-scale implications and impact on the economy. Here are some key points:
In the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan area, the ethnic diversity is 28.3% non-hispanic white, 22.7% non-hispanic black, 6.5% non-hispanic Asian, 40.8% hispanic, and 1.7% non-hispanic other.
As of 2019, Tarrant County had grown by 13,781 among non-hispanic whites, 94,029 among non-hispanic blacks, 34,131 among non-hispanic Asians, and 136,733 among hispanics.
As of 2019, Dallas County's population had decreased by 41,646 among non-hispanic whites and grown by 76,935 among non-hispanic blacks, 53,005 among non-hispanic Asians, and 168,255 among hispanics.
The two major ways that the Texas population is predicted to change over the next several decades is in terms of diversity and age. Hispanics now make up 39.7% of the Texas population; it is likely that businesses of all kinds will benefit from these inevitable shifts.
The saying that everything is bigger in Texas has its proof in the size of Texas, and those numbers are only growing. In 2021, Texas became the world's 9th largest economy by gross domestic product (GDP).
Here are some statistics on the Texas GDP:
The Texas GDP represents 8.6% of the United States GDP, making it the second largest state economy in the country.
As of October 1, 2021, the percent change at the annual rate for Texas real GDP was 6.4%.
Texas counties are also measured according to GDP:
Among all the large counties in the United States, Williamson County, TX was the fastest growing large county, with a growth rate of 6%. This growth was supported by the durable goods manufacturing industry.
Midland County, Texas was the fastest growing medium county in the entire United States, with a growth rate of 13.9%. This growth was supported by the mining, quarrying, oil, and gas extraction industries.
In addition to its natural resources, businesses do well in Texas due to the state's business friendly tax climate. Texas businesses don't have corporate income tax, and individuals don't have to pay income tax. The cost of doing business in Texas is 10% below the national average.
Early success in Texas may have been in specific industries, but oil and gas only account for about 9.45% of the state's GDP today. Texas has quickly proven itself as a competitor in many fields. There are diverse industries thriving in Texas, both inside and outside of metropolitan areas.
Here is a breakdown of the real value added to the GDP of Texas by industry:
Experts have identified eight areas that are primarily driving GDP growth in the Texas economy, which are:
1. Information technology, which broadly includes everything from IT and telecommunication to computer systems and more. Even in the middle of high nationwide unemployment rates between 2020 and 2021, Texas ranked number two for IT job openings.
2. The supersector — or consistency of transportation, utility, and trade — which has an above average presence in Texas and represents 20% of total nonfarm employment.
3. Business services, which include education and health services. Eight of the largest employers in the state are research facilities or hospitals.
4. Manufacturing, which employs nearly 900,000 Texans and accounts for more than 7% of all nonfarm workers in the United States. Areas of strength include durable goods and machine manufacturing.
5. Leisure and hospitality, which employs close to 9% of the nonfarm labor force, a number that is higher than the country as a whole.
6. Construction, driven by growth both in the Texas commercial real estate and residential real estate sectors, fueled by population growth and a strong business environment.
7. Financial services, which employs about 6% of the state's nonfarm workers, are growing in line with the rest of the state's large sectors.
8. Energy, an area in which Texas continues to be one of the highest-ranking states both in terms of energy production and employment.
Texas is known to be resilient, but it is also adaptable. Emerging technology is right at home in Texas, and the tax structure has made it a welcoming place for start-ups and innovative companies.
Texas is a state leading technology innovation:
As of May 2021, there are more than 17,600 technology firms in Texas which employ 370,000 workers.
Texas is a fast-growing state for data centers, and Dallas-Fort Worth has been ranked as the sixth greatest data center market in the world.
For the past 14 years, Texas has ranked as a top two state for the number of tech-related patents assigned.
In Texas, venture capital investment in electronics has amounted to $680 million in the last ten years.
The National Science Foundation ranked Texas at the top tier of states in the United States for the number of doctoral degrees awarded in tech fields, including electrical engineering and engineering.
Texas leads the way in communications and communication equipment manufacturing, computing equipment, software and design, data analytics and cybersecurity. Companies such as Verizon, T-Mobile, Samsung, Sprint, and AT&T have rolled out 5G infrastructure in all major Texas metropolitan areas.
Texas has certain concentrations of emerging industries, which are each located in specific metropolitan areas. The following areas of industry growth are present:
Biotech and life sciences are growing in San Antonio, Dallas, and Austin with specialties focusing on medical equipment supplies and manufacturing, pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing, specialized hospitals, and scientific research and development services.
Information and electronics are growing in Austin, Dallas, Plano, Sherman, El Paso, and other areas of North Texas, focusing on computers and peripherals manufacturing, semiconductors and electrical components, data management, communications equipment management, computer systems design, and more.
Financial services are growing throughout Texas, concentrated in areas like Amarillo, Dallas, Houston, Austin, Abilene, Waco, and more, with a focus on financial investment services, insurance carriers, and accounting services.
Aerospace and aviation are growing in Dallas, Austin, Amarillo, Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, and San Antonio, including manufacturing aerospace products and parts and support activities for air transportation.
Logistics and transportation management are growing throughout Texas, including in freight transportation and management, water transportation, rail transportation, distribution, and more.
These are some of the industries in a growth state in Texas, and they are driven by a diverse workforce.
The workforce in Texas is diverse. In most measurable components, the diversity of the workforce in Texas exceeds national averages. Here are the numbers, according to the Texas Workforce Report from 2020-2021:
Texas's population grew faster than the national average by 160%, with a growth rate of 1.3% compared to the national number of 0.5%
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (in thousands), 46,800 of the 147,795 employed individuals are female, 78,000 are White, 12,100 are Black or African American, 6,400 are Asian, and 17,600 are Hispanic or Latino.
Diversity is a powerful way to create healthy collaboration. Texas is a hub of rising talent, with a high rate of under-18 population growth. In fact, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau data, one out of every 10 people under the age of 18 in the United States lives in Texas. This cohort of young people means that there is a rising pool of new talent for many industries.
As the workforce becomes more diverse, Texas businesses, and companies are benefiting greatly.
Companies in the top quartile for racial and ethnic diversity are 35 percent more likely to have financial returns above their respective national industry medians. Companies in the top quartile for gender diversity are 15 percent more likely to have financial returns above their respective national industry medians.
Source: Why Diversity Matters, an article by analysts at McKinsey & Company
Each of Texas's major cities is unique and diverse in its own way. The four major markets in Texas represent diversity well.
Dallas Fort Worth has been named sixth in a list of the top 10 most innovative cities in the world. The area's industrial market is booming, especially with e-commerce growing in popularity. More companies than ever are focused on same and next-day delivery, as well as last-mile distribution. Dallas is the furthest north major city in Texas, so for companies shipping all over the country, it doesn't get more central than Dallas.
Houston has been named "the Silicon Bayou," and represents an influx of green tech and information technology. Houston has always been an energy leader, so it is not a wonder that green tech wants to be where energy companies thrive. The port of Houston is a top exporter for technology in the U.S. Project 11, also known as the Houston Ship Channel expansion, will widen the channel from 530 feet to 700 feet, making it a safe and increasingly efficient way to transport goods.
According to porthouston.com, "The Houston Ship Channel is experiencing tremendous growth. The Houston region, the country's No. 1 region for exports, is home to the largest petrochemical manufacturing complex in the Americas. Energy production and the export of crude oil, along with the increasing global demand for chemicals produced in the region, are major drivers of this success."
San Antonio is known for its strong military presence and hosts the U.S Air Force security service operations. San Antonio is also the location of NSA Texas, as well as having a large private sector presence of cybersecurity and intelligence businesses. The city is nicknamed "Cyber City, USA," due to the fact that it has one of the highest concentrations of cyber security professionals and businesses in the country.
Austin is a hub for the California relocation, a trend that has persisted for some years and continues to grow, prompting the popular delineation as "Silicon Valley 2.0." Tech companies from California have overwhelmingly picked Austin of all Texas cities for new corporate facilities. During the pandemic, Austin welcomed more new residents from the Bay Area than from any other region outside Texas.
Corporate growth in the state of Texas has brought significant growth in Texas industries.
Summer 2021 Published Economic Forecast Numbers for the State of Texas
The Texas Consumer Confidence Index has risen, as the Texas government has inspired confidence after the COVID-19 pandemic through higher return to work rates and support of local businesses.
Factors driving growth throughout the state that will directly impact the economy over the next decade, include the following:
Houston Port expansion — The port and its public and private terminals moved nearly 285 million tons of cargo in 2019. That was almost 47 million tons more than any other U.S. port and a 6% increase compared to the previous year. The Port of Houston is responsible for nearly 1.35 million jobs in Texas and 3.2 million jobs nationwide. The port's economic activity totals $339 billion in Texas, which is 20.6% of Texas' total gross domestic product (GDP) – and has an impact of $801.9 billion nationwide. The expansion will bring additional increases in this sector.
Innovation and emerging technology — Several leading tech companies are moving their headquarters to Texas. These companies include Dell, NTT Data, Tesla, SolarWinds and a host of start-ups and scaling companies. Texas is also a leader in clean energy solutions, with innovative technologies for wind power and solar power. In addition to job creation, this will continue to affirm Texas's role as a leading provider of emerging technology.
Support for small businesses — As of 2020, there were 31.7 million small businesses in the United States, some of which are microbusinesses. 804,398 new businesses (less than a year old) started in 2020. Texas is home to 4.7 million of these small businesses. Texas's pro-business tax structure and environment is primed to facilitate small business and start-ups.
Natural resources and exports — While it is nothing new, Texas continues to be a leader of natural resource exports, including crude oils. Coal, natural gas, and other natural resources will continue to support the economy.
Corporate relocations are a main driver for workforce relocations. In terms of talent, education, and diversity, the future workforce projections in Texas are bright.
Some of the highest demand occupations in Texas, which are projected to increase the most between 2018-2028, are:
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction
Professional, scientific, and technical services
Accommodation and food services
Technical services and IT are areas in high demand and in high growth, with projections for IT jobs in the following categories set to grow anywhere from 13% to more than 35% by the year 2028:
Training and development specialists
Computer network architects
Computer networks support specialists
Computer user support specialists
Network and computer systems administrators
A demographic shift is likely to increase demand for as many as 800 different occupations in Texas over the coming years. The two kinds of workers with high-wage potential that are expected to drive growth in employment are:
Workers that hold a bachelor's degree or have specific technical training
Workers that have a post-secondary education, specific technical skills, or additional training
According to the 2020 census, people of color make up as much as 95% of the population growth in Texas. This supports the continuously increasing diversity among workers in Texas. Other projections can be based on existing trends:
Texas nonfarm employment rose 4.4% percent Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate (SAAR) in 2021 and is projected to continue to increase by as much as 5.6% by the end of the year. Labor force participation rate remains at 62.2%, but major metropolitan areas report lower unemployment rates than national averages.
The average wage in north Texas is higher than the U.S. rate, and most real wages have either declined minimally or are roughly unchanged.
The job growth rate in Texas is above the national average, and with numerous new corporate entities establishing in Texas's metropolitan markets, the job outlook is positive.
In 2019, 187,000 people ages 25-39 relocated to Texas, and Texas continues to lead the way for millennial migration.
People of all ages move to Texas because it provides versatile lifestyle opportunities, with everything from rural and suburban to urban housing options at below-average prices.
There is strength and stability in diversity, which is why so many people, businesses, and investors are moving, relocating, and investing in the Lone Star state.
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Q: AS3: Rotate a DisplayObject with the Mouse I am basically trying to create a display object transformation manager which will allow me to scale/rotate objects. I am currently trying to figure out how to rotate an object so its corner follows the current x and y of the mouse.

I always get confused on the math of things like this. I know how to listen for the events and everything, I just am unsure of how to calculate the amount of rotation to apply. I will probably be rotating via a Matrix so I can rotate the object around its center, rather than the upper-left corner of it. Can anyone who is more skilled with the math of this help me out?
IN RESPONSE TO TROBADOUR
Your answer is so brilliant that I can't understand it at all. Let me explain what I can grasp and what I can't. Here's a walkthrough of what I do/don't understand:
First, save what will be the middle of the image, the so-called registration point around which we will rotate everything:
var box:Sprite = new BeautifulSprite();
box.width = box.height = 100;
/* ... */
var registrationPoint:Point = new Point(box.x + box.width / 2,
        box.y + box.height / 2);

Am I correct so far? If so, I'll continue.
Second, denote the original mouse-down position:
var mouseDownPoint:Point = new Point(box.mouseX, box.mouseY);

Third, store the "vector." Problem is, I'm not sure of what you mean vector. I am familiar with Vector types in Java and AS3, in that they store a list of values of a certain type. Beyond that, I'm lost.
var vector:* = WTF.forReals();

Next, save the distance between registrationPoint and mouseDownPoint. I remember learning about calculating distance between two points way back in high school, so I'm sure I could dig up the formula for distance between two 2d points.
var distance:Number = calculateDistance(registrationPoint, mouseDownPoint);

I know I'm getting close! Next, to determine the constrained scale, we get the current mouse location, determine its distance to registrationPoint, and divide that by distance.
var constrainedScale:Number = calculateDistance(registrationPoint, new Point(mouseX, mouseY)) / distance;

My question here is: how do I get values when I don't want them constrained, like scaleX and scaleY?
Now, to get the actual rotation around the registration point, I am completely lost. Could you help me out, using the variables I have defined above?

A: Denote the mouse co-ords of the scale/rotation centre as (x0,y0) and the mouse co-ords of the corner when in an unscaled, unrotated state as (x1,y1). Store the point (x0,y0) and cache both the vector and the distance between (x0,y0) and (x1,y1). Denote the cached vector by v0 and the distance by d0.
To get the scale factor just compute the current mouse co-ords distance to (x0,y0) and divide that by d0.
To get the rotation angle first calculate the vector between (x0,y0) and the current mouse co-ords. Denote this by v. Then calculate the angle by using the dot product formula
v.v0 = |v| d0 cos(theta)
which will give you something between 0 and pi. To get into the correct quadrant just examine the sign of the cross product of v and v0 and adjust accordingly.

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Let us record what happens in our courts – comment call
UPDATE: You can vote to repeal the ban on recording court proceedings here (Thanks to Alistair Kelman in the comments)
Heather Brooke is calling for a campaign to allow recording in UK courts. I agree. In the comments below, let's talk strategy.
Meanwhile, here's some of the background from Brooke's related blog post:
"The simple answer is to allow tape recorders for all: no party is disadvantaged and an 'official' recording is there for checking. This is how it works in other countries. But this is to ignore the root objection of the courts: that they are losing control of how court proceedings are presented to the public."
"You might like to know whether the builder you're going to give your keys to has any convictions for theft or if the company you're about to do business with has a report for fraud. Tough. This information is not a click of a button away. Instead you'll have to know the details of the case before you can call up any records – even though it's the existence of cases that you're trying to find in the first place. It's Catch-22. If you do know the details of the case you're then forced to undergo a tortuous and tedious process which involves battling a raft of petty officials across a number of court offices all for the simple purpose of accessing information that is supposedly public."
And what:
"There are three main things that would make the courts useful to the general public:
knowing by name who is using them (the court list);
why (the particulars of claim);
the result (the verdict, sentence or settlement).
"Yet trying to get any, let alone all, of these is fraught with difficulty."
So: strategy. To kick things off, I'll give you 3 starters:
the much-mocked Your Freedom website inviting suggestions for laws to get rid of (how seriously is this being taken in government?)
the Number 10 petitions site (likewise)
Contact your MP.
Come up with some better ideas than that, and we're somewhere.
Meanwhile, to spread awareness of this, why not tweet about this with the hashtag #opencourts (UPDATE: Also #courtrecord thanks to @JackofKent)
This entry was posted in blogging and tagged #courtrecord, #opencourts, courts, heather brooke, Jack of Kent, law, recording, UK on July 28, 2010 by Paul Bradshaw.
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16 thoughts on "Let us record what happens in our courts – comment call"
mulhuzz July 28, 2010 at 1:17 pm
what about writing to both the AG and the Lord Chief Justice?
Paul Bradshaw July 28, 2010 at 1:28 pm
Thanks – contact details for the Attorney General's office at http://www.attorneygeneral.gov.uk/Pages/ContactUs.aspx
Now, can someone else find an address to write to the Lord Chief Justice at?
And perhaps we should identify what we are asking for and why. Heather's blog post pretty much covers it…
OK, I was just trying to make it easy for someone to contribute. The Lord Chief Justice's address is:
Royal Courts of Justice
WC2A 2LL
marina July 28, 2010 at 1:47 pm
How about a page in FB… it could prove effective to network around and gather inputs..
If you do it, I'll join it.
yeah, I couldn't find an easier address than that, either.
ALISTAIR KELMAN July 28, 2010 at 2:34 pm
I have just put up a request at the Government Web site "Your Freedom" calling for the abolition of Section 9 of the Contempt of Court Act.
http://yourfreedom.hmg.gov.uk/repealing-unnecessary-laws/abolish-the-ban-on-recording-court-proceedings. Please join and comment to it
Thanks Alistair – very welcome and being retweeted around very well.
Peter Demain July 28, 2010 at 2:49 pm
There might be certain subversive forces who possess cameras that want to make taking snaps of plod legal again by mass photographing or videoing a members of the police in a heinous protest?
Then upon that more feasible victory they could just ride the wave of enthusiasm to something like allowing recordings in court which are obviously more difficult to accomplish and pivotal to journalism and the laws surround it. Bit Gandhi this non-violent stuff, but then again if some of these hypothetical protestors have their flash enabled I'm sure the virtuous constabularies will try to work the big scary bright light out to be a terrorist 'assault'! A jolly good thing they can too as I'd not feel safe otherwise!!
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Journopig July 28, 2010 at 3:47 pm
Good to see this being debated – I can't think of any ideas beyond what others have come up with (although I will be blogging about it myself later) but I've voted for Alistair's request as a start!
There is a connected issue – as a member of the public you may find that you are not allowed to take a laptop or netbook into the courtroom. I first ran into this extraordinary state of affairs last April when a group of Cambridge cryptography graduates wished to view the Alan Jobs ATM civil proceedings against HBOS. The security officers at the court were not allowing members of the public to go into any courts with their computers 'for security reasons'. This was after a policy decision from the Court Service – which has never been publicised.
Is that policy decision recorded anywhere?
Not to my knowledge. This happened in Nottingham County Court in April 2009. Anyone wanting to come in with a laptop/netbook had to leave it with "Security'. The case I attended was http://www.alikelman.com/jobhbos.pdf
journalists July 30, 2010 at 10:27 am
about writing to both the AG and the Lord Chief Justice?
Jean August 22, 2011 at 3:52 am
There is now a high profile court case regarding an 85 year old man who was imprisoned for six months in solitary confinement for attempting to record a court hearing in Bradford. Please support him by attending court on August 25.
Supporters of Norman Scarth, human rights activists, activists for justice and judicial reform, media, and all interested parties are urged to attend the following high profile human rights court case IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST.
SEE DETAILS: THE VOICE OF RUSSIA http://english.ruvr.ru/tag_54899948/
Media contact: Chris Jarvis +44-754521-0066 Chris@socialservicehell.org
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Scarth vs HMP Leeds – HISTORY IN THE MAKING
Please distribute, post and publish that the case in the matter of Scarth v HMP Leeds Prison Governor reconvenes for a full trial on Thursday 25 August 2011, Royal Courts of Justice, London, UK, after the hearing on 18th August, 2011, where with the Writ of Habeas Corpus was Ordered to be serviced by the Court in full Public view on HMP Leeds, and the Ministry of Justice was to be notified.
We invite as many people as possible to come down and witness a moment in history as we, the people hold the Prison, Judiciary, Crown and Government to account in a peaceful Lawful Rebellion on behalf of our friend Norman Scarth, a WWII hero and Human Rights Veteran and Activist, held UNLAWFULLY in HMP Leeds violating not only his inalienable God given rights as a living man, but many Acts of statute Law as written in Legal terms by the Government.
There is both international media interest and domestic interest in this human rights violation PUBLIC INTEREST case. It is landmark creating, as the public is joining forces against injustice and, despite facing many obstacles, is overcoming them with solidarity and the hope of a better, brighter future for all, in the name of our friend Norman Scarth the living man.
There cannot be much more comment on the progress of the case until then as anything said may jeopardise the outcome, although, what is noteworthy is that this is our Lawful Rebellion and a peaceful means of resolving problems in the face of images on the Television of businesses closing, due to being burnt out while the minority run on the rampage, we are the majority, we are the peace, we are united and will NEVER be divided.
Be there on Thursday 25 August 2011 at the Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand in London to help a friend and be part of history in the making, having overcome all the delays and hurdles so far, Norman Scarth will be heard via Video link as per his own wish of not wanting to suffer Prison transport from Leeds to London in no comfort, and little flesh on his buttocks (his own words), and he will be represented by a three man Litigation team as led by Chris Jarvis, where the Prison governor or his deputy will have to give good cause as to why Norman Scarth should not be released, the Ministry of Justice has been notified and they have the power to intervene, in the words of Mr Justice Wyn Williams "You never know who will be here next week".
PLEASE SIGN PETITION AND READ COMMENTS: http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/free-wwii-veteran-norman-scarth-from-leeds-prison.html
http://justicefornormanscarth.wordpress.com/2011/08/17/open-letter-to-norman-scarths-mp/
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