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Fertility, PCRM in the Media, Events
Dr. Caitlin Dunne, co-director, partner and physician at Pacific Centre for Reproductive Medicine (PCRM) is one of the Business in Vancouver Forty under 40 winners for 2018. The annual Forty under 40 awards ceremony highlights the achievements of British Columbia's young entrepreneurs, executives and professionals and recognizes them for the positive impacts they have made on society. The winners are under the age of 40 and have demonstrated excellence in business, judgment, leadership and community contribution. The 2018 winners will be honoured at the awards gala dinner to be held on January 24, 2019.
Dr. Dunne is a specialist in infertility and egg freezing. She is doubly certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in obstetrics and gynecology and in gynecologic reproductive endocrinology and infertility. It is her goal to provide compassionate and patient-centred care based on a foundation of scientific evidence.
Throughout her career, Dr. Dunne has participated in numerous clinical studies and published research on in vitro fertilization (IVF), gynecologic surgery and ovarian disease. She is also active as a reviewer for scientific journals. As a Clinical Assistant Professor with the University of British Columbia in the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, she lectures medical students and medical residents in both the Family Practice and Ob/Gyn departments.
Dr. Dunne is committed to using the most up-to-date techniques in fertility care. That is why she has travelled to the United States and Europe to study at some of the world's most progressive clinics. She is dedicated to understanding each patient's unique circumstances and developing a treatment plan that best suits a couple's, or individual's vision for growing a family. Dr. Dunne represents the quality of fertility doctors at PCRM and we congratulate her on this achievement.
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Why companies should offer fertility benefits. Diversity is essential in the workplace. For that reason, companies are now under...
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we're playing Barcelona and Madrid in February!
We're playing our 100th live show on Friday January 25th!
After 99 concerts (nearly) all across Europe we're coming back to where it all started! To the famous Café Irrlicht in Schopfheim. Beside us ScheisseDieBullen from Freiburg and Schopfheim's No. 1 Feeding The Horse will enter the stage.
In February we're taking off to play our first shows on the Iberian Peninsula.
On Friday February 15th we're playing in Barcelona with the local heros of Confront.
The next day, on Saturday February 16th we're playing at the Madriz Rebel Fest with Streets Of Rage, A Quemarropa and Protervia in Madrid!
p.s. Have you seen the video of our East Europe tour in Sept. and Oct. 2012?
The 100th ENRAGED MINORITY live show!
After our 5th birthday in autumn 2012, we'll celebrate our next jubilee on Friday 25th January: The 100th Enraged Minority live show!
It will take place in the Café Irrlicht in Schopfheim with Scheisse Die Bullen from Freiburg and the local band Feeding The Horse.
Du browst gerade in den ENRAGED MINORITY Weblog-Archiven nach dem Monat Januar 2013.


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package framework_test

import (
	"errors"
	"testing"

	"github.com/onsi/ginkgo/v2"

	"k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework/internal/output"
)

// The line number of the following code is checked in TestFailureOutput below.
// Be careful when moving it around or changing the import statements above.
// Here are some intentionally blank lines that can be removed to compensate
// for future additional import statements.
//
//
//
//
//
//
// This must be line #39.

// This is included in a stack backtrace.
func failHelper(msg string) {
	framework.Fail(msg)
}

var _ = ginkgo.Describe("log", func() {
	ginkgo.BeforeEach(func() {
		framework.Logf("before")
	})
	ginkgo.AfterEach(func() {
		framework.Logf("after")
		framework.ExpectEqual(true, false, "true is never false either")
	})
	ginkgo.It("fails", func() {
		func() {
			framework.Failf("I'm failing.")
		}()
	})
	ginkgo.It("asserts", func() {
		framework.ExpectEqual(false, true, "false is never true")
	})
	ginkgo.It("error", func() {
		err := errors.New("an error with a long, useless description")
		framework.ExpectNoError(err, "hard-coded error")
	})
	ginkgo.It("equal", func() {
		framework.ExpectEqual(0, 1, "of course it's not equal...")
	})
	ginkgo.It("fails with helper", func() {
		failHelper("I'm failing with helper.")
	})
})

func TestFailureOutput(t *testing.T) {
	// output from AfterEach
	commonOutput := `
INFO: after
FAIL: true is never false either
Expected
    <bool>: true
to equal
    <bool>: false

Full Stack Trace
k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.2()
	log_test.go:52
`

	// Sorted by name!
	expected := output.SuiteResults{
		output.TestResult{
			Name: "log asserts",
			Output: `INFO: before
FAIL: false is never true
Expected
    <bool>: false
to equal
    <bool>: true

Full Stack Trace
k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.4()
	log_test.go:60` + commonOutput,
			Failure: `false is never true
Expected
    <bool>: false
to equal
    <bool>: true`,
			Stack: `k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.4()
	log_test.go:60`,
		},
		output.TestResult{
			Name: "log equal",
			Output: `INFO: before
FAIL: of course it's not equal...
Expected
    <int>: 0
to equal
    <int>: 1

Full Stack Trace
k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.6()
	log_test.go:67` + commonOutput,
			Failure: `of course it's not equal...
Expected
    <int>: 0
to equal
    <int>: 1`,
			Stack: `k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.6()
	log_test.go:67`,
		},
		output.TestResult{
			Name: "log error",
			Output: `INFO: before
INFO: Unexpected error: hard-coded error:
    <*errors.errorString>: {
        s: "an error with a long, useless description",
    }
FAIL: hard-coded error: an error with a long, useless description

Full Stack Trace
k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.5()
	log_test.go:64` + commonOutput,
			Failure: `hard-coded error: an error with a long, useless description`,
			Stack: `k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.5()
	log_test.go:64`,
		},
		output.TestResult{
			Name: "log fails",
			Output: `INFO: before
FAIL: I'm failing.

Full Stack Trace
k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.3()
	log_test.go:57` + commonOutput,
			Failure: "I'm failing.",
			Stack: `k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.3()
	log_test.go:57`,
		},
		output.TestResult{
			Name: "log fails with helper",
			Output: `INFO: before
FAIL: I'm failing with helper.

Full Stack Trace
k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.failHelper()
	log_test.go:43
k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.7()
	log_test.go:70` + commonOutput,
			Failure: "I'm failing with helper.",
			Stack: `k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.failHelper()
	log_test.go:43
k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework_test.glob..func1.7()
	log_test.go:70`,
		},
	}

	output.TestGinkgoOutput(t, expected)
}

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The Meet-Cute Project
Richardson, Thiannon. The Meet-Cute Project
January 12th 2021 by Simon & Schuster
Mia is a junior in high school, and her sister Sam is engaged to the man of her dreams. Sam works for a software company that designs for architectural firms, and her fiancé Geoffrey works in his family's jam empire but has a strong science background. Sam's wedding is a massively fancy ordeal, and she is requiring that Mia have a date so that the pictures look right. The only problem? Mia is busy with swim team, and would rather hang out with her friends watching Rom Coms than hunt down boys to date. She has a long time crush on Ben, but has no prospects, so her sister challenges her friends to find Mia a date, and they all start to try to arrange "meet-cutes" for her. These eventually involve Ben, but also Ritchie, who is on swim team with her (but who has a girlfriend), Gavin, with whom she volunteers at a community garden, and even an enigmatic guy she meets as a costume party where she is dressed as Princess Leia and he is a dark and mysterious Darth Vader. In her pursuit of a date, Mia makes some poor choices, ending up at some undesirable parties and getting herself grounded. Right before the wedding, Mia and Geoffrey have a falling out, and Mia is able to talk to Geoffrey and shed some light on her sister's personality quirks. When Gavin gets tickets for a Rainbow Kitten Surprise concert (this is a real band), will Mia be allowed to go with him? And will she find a date for the wedding?
Strengths: This reminded me VERY strongly of Beverly Cleary's Sister of the Bride (1963), but with a more diverse cast and updated social concerns. I loved Mia's family-- they were supportive, motivational, and very much concerned with Mia's activities and behavior, imposing reasonable punishments for understandable transgressions. THIS is exactly the sort of high school romances I am constantly searching out for my voracious readers, and the fact that Mia is Black and this is a generally happy story makes this exactly the sort of story we need after the summer of 2020. Yes, we need books with serious issues, but there is also a huge need, as The Brown Bookshelf has pointed out, for books that celebrate Black joy. The inclusion of swimming, math and science nerdiness, and some Star Wars fandom makes this perfect.
Weaknesses: I found it hard to believe how elaborate the wedding plans were. I thought that those had fallen out of fashion and people were all getting married in street dresses in their backyards if they were foolish enough to get married at all. I guess that's just the people I know. Someone coming in to do hair and makeup? Really? That's a thing?
What I really think: This had so many good updated facets and read like Sister of the Bride, albeit with less of the 1960s literature's judgement of young marriages. Sam and Geoffrey have graduated from college and hold jobs, so aren't looking at living in married student housing, so Mia is not at all dissuaded from pursuing a romance of her own. This insistence on Mia finding an escort to the wedding does give the book a bit of a dated feel, but most readers will not be as much against marriage and romance as I am personally.
Of course, now I feel a need to reread Sister of the Bride.
Katie F 11:37 AM EST
The cost of weddings goes up with the divorce rate ;) - Google 'what is the average cost of a wedding'. In 2019, in the UK, the average wedding cost £31,974 (approx $43.3k). I assume it went down in 2020, since you could only have a handful of people there, couldn't go abroad for a honeymoon, and largely had to do it via Zoom!
Karma Moon, Ghost Hunter
Amari and the Night Brothers
Lion of Mars
MMGM- Playing with Fire
My Car in 2055
Hobie Hanson, Greatest Hero of The Mall
The Case of the Missing Marquess
Magic's Most Wanted
Unleashed (Jinxed #2)
MMGM- Unplugged and WINTER READING CHALLENGE!
The Nightmare Thief
Mae Jemison: Brave Rocketeer
Happy New Year--Mr. Corbett is in Orbit

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text:
Regulator steht für:
 Regler, innerhalb eines Regelkreises
 Regulator (Dampfmaschine), zur Steuerung der Dampfmenge
 Regulator (Recht), ehemalige Volksgerichte in den USA
 Regulator (Roman), Roman von Stephen King
 Regulator (Uhr), mehrere Bedeutungen
 Regulator (Zahlentheorie), algebraischen Zahlkörpern zugeordnet
 Regulatoren, Aufständische im North Carolina des 18. Jh.; siehe Geschichte North Carolinas #Aufstand der Regulatoren
 Lincoln County Regulators, Opposition um Billy The Kid gegen die Rinderbarone von New Mexico
 Mount Regulator, Berg auf Südgeorgien, Südatlantik

Siehe auch:
 Regulator-Eiweiß (Protein)
 Regulatorgen (Genetik)
 Lincoln County Regulators (Gruppe von Outlaws 1878, mit Billy the Kid)
 Regulation/Regulierung (Begriffsklärung)

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45. Anaphalis chlamydophylla Diels, Notes Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh. 5: 188. 1912.
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Tic Tac Trance #033 Replay available!
I'm really pleased to announce that Nitrous Oxide provides a guestmix for Tic Tac Trance #033 on September 11, 2010 @Party107.com! He'll spin some extended versions of Dreamcatcher and there will be some surprises aswell! My job for the first hour is to warm you up with a mixture of deep & progressive tunes.


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МИАГ (, сокр от. Mühlenbau und Industrie Aktiengesellschaft) — бывшая машиностроительная компания из Брауншвейга, Германия, в 1972 году была приобретена компанией Gebrüder Bühler в Узвиле, Швейцария.

Компания была основана во Франкфурте-на-Майне в 1925 году в результате слияния базирующейся там Hugo Greffenius AG с четырьмя другими производителями зерновых мельниц:
 Mühlenbauanstalt und Maschinenfabrik vorm. Gebrüder Seck — Дрезден-Зшахвиц, основанная в 1873 году
 Maschinenfabrik für Mühlenbau, vorm. C.G.W. Kapler Akt.Ges. — Берлин, основан в 1875 г.
 G. Luther, Maschinenfabrik und Mühlenbau (Luther-Werke) — Брауншвейг, основано в 1875 г.
 Braunschweigische Mühlenbauanstalt Amme, Giesecke & Konegen (AGK) — 1895 г. основаны бывшими сотрудниками Luther-Mitarbeitern Эрнста , Карла Гизеке и Юлиуса Конегена.

История
Х. Греффениус, владелец одноимённой Франкфуртской Mühlenbauanstalt (бывшей Simon-Bühler-Baumann), приобрел большую часть акций четырёх других упомянутых выше компаний с помощью некоторых банков в 1921 году. Первоначально во Франкфурте была основана компания под названием Mühlenbau- und Industrie AG, которая в 1922 году была переименована в MIAG Mühlenbau und Industrie AG. Общая сфера интересов была сформирована между MIAG и пятью компаниями в 1923 году, в которой были согласованы взаимное использование патентов, территориальных подразделений и т. д. пять компаний оставались самостоятельными до слияния всех компаний в 1925 году. В последующие годы произошла полная реорганизация и рационализация. Головной офис с администрацией и строительством переехал в Брауншвейг, производство было разделено (Валковые мельницы в Дрезден, рассевы в Брауншвейг). После выполнения заказа в 1927 году заводы в Берлине и Франкфурте были закрыты. Но после этого бизнес снова оживился, и в Брауншвейге и Дрездене количество сотрудников было увеличено с 1000 до 6861. В этот период также появились первые машины MIAG, новые конструкции, в которых объединились ноу-хау и патенты всех предыдущих компаний.

Мировой экономический кризис 1930 не прошел MIAG на пользу. Произошли массовые увольнения, количество сотрудников сократилось примерно до 4000. Эрнст Амме умер во время командировки на Дальнем Востоке. В 1934 году Roßstraße была переименована в Ernst-Amme-Straße и, как пристройку, на Julius-Konegen-Straße. После захвата власти нацистами в 1933 году произошли жестокие столкновения между различными политическими направлениями. Десять профсоюзных деятелей, четверо из которых были членами МИАГ, были убиты нацистами. Количество сотрудников упало до примерно 3500. Lutherwerk был почти полностью остановлен. Ганс Лерх, выходец из Hanomag в Ганновере, в 1935 году приобрел большую часть акций и стал генеральным директором. Территория Ammewerk была значительно расширена за счет покупки земли. Компания получила крупные госконтракты. Для этого завод Lutherwerk был повторно активирован. Стефан Лютер, который ранее был директором Seck в Дрездене, стал коммерческим директором, а Вальтер Джордан техническим директором. Заводу была предоставлена определенная степень независимости. Увеличился товарооборот, к 1937 году общая численность персонала увеличилась до 8000 человек.

Во время Второй мировой войны МИАГ участвовал в программе по производству штурмовых орудий и легких истребителей танков . Директор компании Эрнст Блайхер, один из членов SS, активно сотрудничал с SS. В течение 1944 года два завода MIAG были выбраны в качестве целей для бомбардировки в Брауншвейге, где производились части для истребителей Messerschmitt Bf 110. 76 американских самолётов должны были атаковать эти заводы. Когда самолёты пролетали над Брауншвейгом, облачность над городом была слишком высокой, так что большая часть бомб упала на жилые районы города и другие компании, но только несколько бомб упали на заводы MIAG. В результате нападения в Брауншвейге погибли 110 человек, а 2000 остались без крова. Рабочие из концлагерей были использованы в создании танков на MIAG-Mühlenbau. Для этого на территории компании был создан иностранный трудовой лагерь. По статистике за январь 1945 года, на принудительных работах было 1 097 человек.

Lutherwerk полностью покинула MIAG в 1941 году и действовала под названием Luther & Co. GmbH. В 1944 году завод был разрушен на 90 % прицельной бомбардировкой. Стефан Лютер скончался в результате тяжелого ранения. После войны завод был разобран и уцелевшие оборудования конфисковано англичанами. Лишь в 1950 году при У. Джордане возобновилось производство товаров народного потребления, автомобильных прицепов и т. д. Производство мельниц было прекращено. В 1979 году завод обанкротился и был полностью остановлен в 1980 году. В 1945 году Ammewerk также был сильно поврежден бомбами, 55-70 % его было разрушено. Завод избежал демонтажа благодаря умелому маневрированию руководства. Немедленно началась реконструкция разрушенного завода, а также отделов продаж и зарубежных агентств.

Когда в 1958 году Х. Лерх внезапно скончался, вдова Мэри Лерх взяла на себя право управлением компанией. Компания управлялась менеджментом из пяти человек. Бывшее отделение медсестер в Буэнос-Айресе было выкуплено и переименовано в MIAG Argentina. В последующие годы было открыто множество других зарубежных филиалов, например. Частично с собственными фабриками, основанными (в том числе в Сан-Паулу, Мальмё, Куала-Лумпуре, Париже, Милане, Торонто, Токио, Йоханнесбурге). В 1960 году численность персонала составляла около 4300 человек. В конце 1960-х годов произошло падение продаж, и к 1972 году численность персонала упала примерно до 3300 человек. В сентябре 1972 года все акции MIAG, включая одиннадцать дочерних компаний, были приобретены Bühler Konstanz, немецкой дочерней компанией Bühler в Уцвиле, Швейцария. Изначально хозяйственная деятельность продолжалась без изменений.

С 1973 года новое название завода в Брауншвейге и всех иностранных компаний стало BÜHLER-MIAG. Модельный ряд машин обоих компаний был скорректирован, и продажи по всему миру были объединены. Частично устаревшее производство в Брауншвейге модернизировано за счет значительных инвестиций.

Производство коммерческих автомобилей
MIAG также производила электромобили в Билефельде с 1936 по 1938 год . Производство электромобилей было перенесено на бывший завод Röhr Auto AG в Обер-Рамштадте в 1937 году . Здесь до войны строили автопогрузчики и автокраны. Кроме того, был изготовлен сельскохозяйственный трактор типа LD20 с 2-цилиндровым дизельным двигателем. Лишь в 1950 году был снова произведен транспортёр грузоподъемностью 2 тонны с двигателем мощностью 25 л. с. от VW Beetle . Поскольку завод Volkswagen в 1950 году выпускал VW T1 вывел его на рынок как собственный фургон и не хотел продолжать поставки конкурирующим компаниям, MIAG впоследствии пришлось использовать двухцилиндровый двигатель (MWM KD 15 Z и MWM KD 115Z от Motoren-Werke Mannheim). Продажи были невысокими, и через год производство было остановлено. До 1980-х годов группа Bühler по-прежнему производила крановые системы для шасси грузовых автомобилей.

В 1983 году производство автомобилей Bühler-MIAG GmbH было выделено в MIAG Fahrzeugbau GmbH. Эта компания по-прежнему производит вилочные погрузчики и промышленные погрузчики в Брауншвейге.

Горное оборудование
Есть свидетельства того, что для шахты Preussag в Клаустале было построено два, а возможно, и три аккумуляторных локомотива. Машины, вероятно, хорошо зарекомендовали себя, так как после закрытия шахт Клаусталя они были переданы шахтам Grund и Bergwerkwohlfahrt и только в конце 1940-х заменены более мощными машинами стандартного типа EL9 .

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During our stay in the midwest, we visited the Cincinnati Zoo. Located in Avondale, the fourth largest neighborhood in Cincinnati and the home to the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden the family and I made the short 10-15 drive from Oakley to Avondale. The family are zoo lovers, so, wherever we travel we make it a priority to check out the local zoo. After hearing that the Cincy zoo is one of the top 5 zoo's in the country is was apparent that we had to check it out!!
With Cincinnati Zoo's known reputation for being one of the best Zoos in the nation, I was very excited to actually be in the state of Ohio to check it out! During our visit many of the exhibits where open, so experiencing all the animals in their habitats were quite amazing! There are tons of things to look at! We spent a good hour in each exhibit, and just about at each exhibit zoo keepers would be around and talk extensively about for the animal for a bit.
As began our tour around the zoo, our first stop was to make it in time for the giraffe ridge where you can experience a close encounter with a giraffe on a feeding station. MAJOR photo op opportunity parents! ($3 Charge).
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Check out how close we were to the Rhino in the Rhino Reserve!
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Elections in Bulgaria - who is who
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Who is who in the upcoming Parliamentary elections in Bulgaria?
These are the people and parties to watch at the upcoming 4 April Parliamentary vote
by Martin Dimitrov
Your go-to summary of the upcoming Parliamentary vote in Bulgaria on 4 April - main parties, likely results and distribution of seats, platforms and potential risks for each faction
The race to the 45th National Assembly is on! From today, until Sunday 4 April, Bulgaria will witness furious barbs between prospective members of parliament. Analysts, sociologists and politicians will be spinning their perspective on the last four years of GERB-nationalists' rule in TV studios, and news websites will be hurling venom at opponents.
In a country governed via Facebook Live intermissions by the Prime Minister, however, the real mayhem will be on social media. The dirty campaign has already started there - fake profiles spew messages of hate or support and fake news websites bombard readers with propaganda. Fact is, PR companies have already been busy for months ensuring the desired party message is conveyed.
It is easy for an impartial observer to get lost in the complicated and, frankly, incomprehensible quagmire of Bulgarian politics. This piece will try to clarify the most important actors - parties and politicians - in the order a respected sociological agency places them. It will review their main messages (if any), as well as goals and potential troubles they might encounter before, or soon after, the election.
Two caveats
Before we start, however, we should note two important caveats. First, all sociologists agree that the pivotal issue deciding the outcome is not political campaigns, but turnout.
"About three million people say they'd vote if the elections were today, but there is a huge scope of uncertainty depending on how the pandemic develops," Parvan Simeonov from Gallup International - Balkan told Bulgarian National Radio on Tuesday. The effect of a worsening health backdrop (the threat of which looms larger by the day) will not be the same for everybody - the big winners will be larger parties with strong core support base (GERB and MRF, but not BSP, whose electorate is elderly and therefore more fearful of casting their vote), while smaller or populist opposition parties would suffer.
Secondly, according to Boryana Dimitrova from Alpha Research, a huge number of undecided voters have the potential to swing the election. A whopping 15 percent of those who have certainly decided to vote are still unsure who to support. Add to that the 25 percent of people who are still unsure if they will vote at all, and a great deal of uncertainty comes into play.
With these caveats in mind, let us move to the election's most likely winner. First, we have the five parties that have a 100 percent chance of entering parliament:
Expected percent of the vote: 24,6-29
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Expected seats in Parliament: 75 to 85 out of 240
Prime Minister Boyko Borissov from a GERB congress in the Summer of 2020
Photographer: Tsvetelina Belutova
Main messages: Prime Minister Boyko Borissov's ruling party has completely abandoned its planned reinvention at the time of the summer 2020 protests. Most of GERB's top candidates for the next parliament are the same old ministers, deputy ministers and current members of parliament. The only "new" faces they can muster are members of the old anti-communist Union of Democratic Forces (SDS) coalition partner, which has been practically assimilated into GERB over the past two years, as well as Lyuben Dilov - Junior's Gergiovden faction, another longstanding face in Bulgarian politics "recruited" by the ruling party. This does not seem to be a problem because the party has successfully rebounded from its nadir of August 2020, according to all polling agencies.
GERB's only real message is its rediscovered zeal to "fight the communists" and maintain the status quo. Boyko Borissov repeats in endless Facebook live videos (he hasn't granted an interview to journalists in over a year) the threat of a potential end to EU funds if his party is ousted. So far, GERB has enjoyed free reign over national media, with activists and ministers bragging daily about their alleged achievements.
Potential risks: A serious public debate about the toll of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has hit Bulgaria harder than any other EU state, might affect GERB's results. Yet such controversy seems unlikely. Also, lower turnout might be a double-edged sword for the party, because it might win more seats and yet be stripped of its moral legitimacy. If its current coalition partners from VMRO fail to enter parliament, it is very likely that GERB might have to enter a toxic coalition with MRF - since other parties have ruled out entering a coalition with them.
Expected percent of the vote: 19-24
Expected seats in Parliament: 60-65/240
Kornelia Ninova, leader of the BSP
Photographer: Georgi Kozhouharov
Main messages: "Down with GERB!' The Socialist party under the renewed leadership of Kornelia Ninova has successfully cleared itself (at least partially) from internal GERB influences - but at what cost? The purge of people like Plovdiv businessman Georgi Gergov and other internal opponents within the parliamentary group has helped to consolidate Ms Ninova's grip. But it has also caused inner turmoil, evidenced by its failure to mobilize its core electorate. Unlike GERB, BSP has so far failed to recover its position from last summer, and seems unlikely to do so. In reality, the party is as uninventive and uninspiring as always.
Potential risks: BSP relies primarily on older and less educated rural electorate, which could be a potential problem. The pandemic might deter many pensioners from voting on 4 April. In addition, protest formations such as Slavi Trifonov's "There is such people" and Maya Manolova's "Stand up! Thugs out" could well vie for the less educated vote. Even if it manages to edge ahead, BSP looks likely to suffer from a similar predicament to GERB - very few parties with a realistic chance of entering parliament would back it unreservedly.
"There is such people" (TSP)
Slavi Trifonov, leader of "There is such people"
Photographer: 7/8 TV
Main messages: Down with GERB, get experts in parliament, hear people's voices - and pass changes to the political system from the 2016 referendum. Those are the soundbites of the party of ex-showman Slavi Trifonov, who has emerged as the default winner from last year's protests. Despite his strange silence during Bulgaria's summer of unrest, Trifonov gained as voters lost faith in the political establishment. His somewhat murky party - with some "experts" being heralded at the last minute possible - could easily secure third place. But the key question is - what will this rudderless and totally inexperienced grouping propose? So far it has just relied on its famous leader's anti-status quo rhetoric.
Potential risks: TSP fractures - like many populist "alternatives" before it, with splinter factions backing whoever is in power (most likely GERB), while others remain as supposedly opposition voices but muted on the back benches. The party has outlined a fairly centrist program - beyond its referendum demands for majoritarian elections and direct election of the Prosecutor General. This means it could potentially be a flexible coalition partner after the vote. The big question is how it will proceed if the non-status quo parties (basically all parties other than GERB, BSP and MRF) fail to garner sufficient support to form a coalition of a sort together.
Expected percent of the vote: 8,5-12,5
Mustafa Kardayi (center) and Delyan Peevski (left) from MRF
Photographer: Julia Lazarova
Main messages: The ethnic Turkish party has little "real" messages for its electorate beyond the classical "us against them". The party openly wants to get into power in the next parliament, which might be hard because MRF is viewed as probably the most toxic coalition partner possible by the two main parties. We should look at speeches from its leader Mustafa Karadayi to get an inkling of how it sees its plans to join the executive. Significantly, controversial mogul Delyan Peevski is out of the party lists for the first time in a decade. Mr Peevski, who has come to be seen as inextricably linked to the "deep state," is the main reason why MRF is seen as toxic by all potential partners. Hence its leadership thinks that the party could be a more viable coalition partner if his role is more covert. This does not mean that Mr Peevski has been weakened - on the contrary, he has deeper roots than ever. But the success of MRF's "business wing" is detrimental for the majority of the party which has not occupied positions of power for the past seven years.
Main risks: Not many, beyond the potential lack of post-election partners. MRF is stronger than ever, with no other Turkish ethnic party contesting their seats (DOST of ex-MRF leader Lyutvi Mestan has been sidelined into irrelevance). What is more, the MRF has official backing from Turkish President Recep Tayyp Erdogan for the first time in its history. This endorsement means that it will consolidate the vote coming from Turkey-proper.
Democratic Bulgaria
Expected percent of the vote: 4,2-7,6
The leaders of Democratic Bulgaria Vladislav Panev (front left), Atanas Atanassov (centre) and Hristo Ivanov (right)
Main messages: Down with GERB - plus justice reform. The coalition of three very different parties - the conservative Democrats for Strong Bulgaria (DSB), the liberal centrists from Yes, Bulgaria and the environmentalists from the Green Movement - initially looked to be the big winner from last summer's protests. Yet other anti-status quo parties have eroded its gains. The party's main message remains focused on the rule of law and changing the model of nepotism and favoritism that governs Bulgarian politics.
Main risks: The party would likely suffer if it agreed to join any coalition. Most of its voters and supporters are political puritans from the upper middle class who would be gravely disappointed if the party joins any other faction. They view GERB as the epitome of a broken system, and the BSP as unrepentant communists. MRF is seen as tainted with corruption and oligarchy, Slavi Trifonov is seen as a chalga (mix between Serbian turbofolk, orientnal and reggaeton sounds considered plebeian by many) star. Maya Manolova is viewed as both "red" and from the oligarchy, and she has also periodically sought to befriend GERB. The party is also still perceived as a one-trick pony with its focus on justice reform and sound governance.
The next two factions have a good chance of making it into parliament, but gravitate too close to the 4 percent threshold according to polls:
Stand up! Thugs - out!
Expected seats in Parliament: 11-12
Maya Manolova's (center) "Stand up! Thugs - out!" faction
Main messages: Basically, the name reveals everything. The party emerged as a coalition between ex-Ombudsman and BSP spearhead Maya Manolova and the so-called Poisonous Trio - a lawyer, a PR expert and an artist-academic (the latter has now left the trio) who acted as organizers of last summer's 2020 anti-government protests. The coalition has united various civic organizations that have protested against Mr Borissov and other ex-politicians under its banner with one declared purpose - take down GERB. And, unlike Democratic Bulgaria or TSB, they are not picky about their allies. It is a matter of time to see which of the two strategies pays off - if any.
Main risks: As a new faction with little in terms of pre-existing infrastructure of party structures around the country, "Stand up! Thugs - out!" would suffer if turnout was lower due to fears of the virus.
VMRO
Expected seats in Parliament - 11
Krassimir Karakachanov, Defence Minister from VMRO
Photographer: Nadezhda Chipeva
Main messages: Bulgaria above all! No to N. Macedonia in the EU (until they repent and say they are Bulgarian), no to the liberal gender ideology. The party of Defense Minister Krassimir Karakachanov has decided to stand alone, abandoning its former nationalist allies. VMRO plans to capitalize on the relatively successful stint of Mr Karakachanov as defense minister and its strong core electorate to get back in power - likely with GERB, but why not with someone else? In the end, their anti-liberal ideology is quietly shared by most parties, Left and Right. The nationalists, however, showed that they have very little left in terms of cadres; instead they have turned to semi-forgotten singers and relatives of their members as potential new candidates.
Main risks: The party might not pass the 4 percent threshold (if the barrier is high, which only will happen if turnout is high) and the few thousand votes that would go to VMRO's ex-partners turn out to be game-changing.
Other factions of interest
The following parties and coalitions have almost no chance of making it into parliament, but should be monitored for different reasons.
Valeri Simeonov from NFSB (left) next to a poster of his newfound coalition partner Vesselin Mareshki (right)
NFSB-Volya coalition: The coalition between the two nationalist parties of Valeri Simeonov and Vesselin Mareshki (famous for previously calling each other "fool" and "stupid," respectively) is significant only in terms of its ability to "steal" the votes VMRO needs to enter parliament. Otherwise, the parties, famous only because of the infantile language used by their leaders, have little to offer politically. Likewise, Ataka, whose notorious leader Volen Siderov is now widely seen as a busted flush, trailing on a mere 0.6 percent in polling.
Tsvetan Tsvetanov, Republicans for Bulgaria
Republicans for Bulgaria: The party of Tsvetan Tsvetanov, who used to be the right hand man of Mr Borissov throughout GERB's history until the apartment-gate scandal ousted him in 2019, is interesting only for its potential to capture some disaffected GERB voters. Mr Tsvetanov has already "poached" some MPs, party structures and famous names from his former party. If his participation leads to GERB incurring some regional losses, the opposition could benefit.
Vassil Bozhkov, ex-gambling tycoon, in happier times
Bulgarian Summer: The new-found faction of former gambling tycoon Vassil Bozhkov has, ironically, used the registration of a party that was previously used by another ousted oligarch, Nikolay Banev, to run in the elections. It is of significance only because its patron - Mr Bozhkov - who is currently in exile in Dubai - will run against Mr Borissov in the central Sofia polling district. If the oligarch, who has developed significant social media following, could turn this into actual votes, then this could undermine Mr Borissov.
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Harry Styles 'Cherry' Lyrics: Is it Camille Rowe's Voicemail?
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Is Harry Styles' "Cherry" about ex-girlfriend Camille Rowe? Fans are convinced based on the lyrics and the French voicemail he included at the end of the song.
The former One Direction singer released his highly-anticipated new album, Fine Line, on Friday (December 13) and he appears to address his split from the French model on the record's fifth track. Though he doesn't refer to by name, it's easy to assume it's about Rowe — especially because "Cherry" contains an old voicemail she left him.
You can listen to "Cherry" for yourself, below:
Ahead of the song's release, Styles confirmed one of his exes would be featured on the new album, explaining that they're friends now and she approved it.
"That was my ex-girlfriend," he told Apple Music's Zane Lowe after previewing the track. "I don't know. I think it was because it got added in later on, and it felt so part of the song. It just felt like it needed it. We're friends and stuff, so I asked her if it was okay. And she was okay with it. I think she liked it."
At the time, the 25-year-old musician didn't confirm it was Rowe but after reading his comments and the song's lyrics, it sure sounds like he's not over the relationship.
"'Cherry' is about... I wanted it to reflect how I felt then," he added. "I was feeling not great. It's all about being not great. Because you get petty when things don't go the way you want it. There's parts that's so pathetic."
Check out the full lyrics to Harry Styles' "Cherry," along with an English translation of Rowe's French voicemail at the end, below:
[Intro: Camille Rowe]
Don't you call him "baby"
We're not talking lately
Don't you call him what you used to call me
I, I confess I can tell that you are at your best
I'm selfish so I'm hating it
I noticed that there's a piece of you in how I dress
Take it as a compliment
Don't you call him what you used to call me
I, I just miss
I just miss your accent and your friends
Did you know I still talk to them?
Does he take you walking 'round his parents' gallery?
Don't you call him "baby" (Ooh, ooh)
[Outro: Camille Rowe]
Coucou ! Tu dors ? Oh, j'suis désolée...
Bah non... Nan, c'est pas important...
Bon allez... On a été à la plage, et maintenant on—
Parfait! Harry
The voicemail translates to: "Hello! Are you asleep? Oh, I'm sorry... Well, no... No, it's not important. Well... We went to the beach and now we... Perfect! Harry."
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Although that particular authority is responsible for media-services like video-text and not for tele-communication services, the provider have been demanded to block their customers' access to two right-wing extremists' web-sites being hosted in the USA. That does not mean blocked access only, but blocked communication of any kind with the people behind it as well - e-mails etc. shall be made impossible.
At the moment, a pilot-project of a filter-system is being tested, which will be used to block the access to questionable web-sites. Those websites offer - according to German law - illegal content such as nazi-propaganda and are proved to endanger children and the youth. But: the blocking measurement also includes access to any web-site complying with these premises, no matter where it is hosted.
So far it is not known who shall be entitled to edit the "Black List", which is neccessary for this method. It is also not known if this "Black List" will be subject to any control according to the federal republican law.
Article 5 of the German Constitution states: Any citizen has the right to freely inform himself of generally accessible sources without any limitations. This freedom of information is the undisputable backbone of an informed democracy being able and aware to defend itself. Filter-systems are used to make sources of information unaccessible for citizens. Measurements of that kind remind us strongly of those used by totalitarian states and the so called "Feindsenderverbot" (the receive of hostile broadcoast which was forbidden in World War II and the GDR). They are inadequate for the Federal Republic of Germany.
We are shocked that this limitation of the freedom of information shall also be aimed at science and research. It is planned that only universities are able to escape from this limitation by special authorizations – regulations that are similar to theses practised in the former GDR (the socialist east germany). People working for the media or journalists would also be affected – they are no longer able to receive unlimited information, as these are still existing but no longer available.
Any limitation of our fundamental right of freedom of information is - as far as we are concerned - a backstep of society. Freedom of information counts more than a possible danger, which is caused by the questionable sites in the internet.
Fighting the sources instead of fighting infrastructure!
The internet is a medium of communication. In legal terms it should rather be compared to telephone or mail than to broadcoast or television. Any intrusion in confidental conversation by the administration offends basic conditions and our understanding of the internet. Additionally, filter systems will only be a measurement of intrusion in the neutral technical infrastructure of communication itself; filtering content does not have any effect in fighting the sources.
Although the measures used today can simply be bypassed with basic knowledge in data processing, they - and any further measures - do seriously intervene our fundamental rights. Therefore, blocking web-sites will miss the effect on the target group and - worst case scenario - will result in a mystification and glorification of forbidden content. Filter systems are contraproductive: Striving for unrequired content in the internet being only made unaccessible means actionism without looking any further - striving for this measure does mean to escape from the real challenge: The real challenge would be to do something against the causes on a societal base.
We demand excluding filter systems used by any provider as a measurement to fight illegal und unrequested content in the internet. We demand finding political ways to solve the problem instead and that you will take assertive action against the originator of this content.
Do let us have a very close look at the problem instead of making the problem invisible to us!


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Whole Class Instrumental Learning Programmes
Whole Class Programmes
groove'n'play Ukuleles Sticks and Songs – click here
groove'n'play Recorders Sticks and Songs – click here
groove'n'play FIFTHS 1 – click here
groove'n'play Brass – click here
groove'n'play Guitar and Mini Bass – click here
groove'n'play Strings – click here
groove'n'play Woodwind – click here
Rastamouse - click here
groove'n'play - Fiddle Sticks and Songs - click here
Schools purchasing TBMH tutor delivery of groove'n'play programmes will benefit from the following:
Trained TBMH tutor delivery
Use of the groove'n'play materials for the length of the delivery period
Access to free groove'n'play inset for any number of school staff
N.B. Attendance at groove'n'play Inset is recommended
Programme Costs for delivery with Tri-borough Music Hub Tutors:
1 tutor delivery model for 1 class = £487.50 (per term – 10 sessions)
Costings are based on a 45 minute lesson plus set-up
Instruments can be hired from the Music Hub at a cost of £100 per term (subject to availability)
See p13 'Costs Summary' for further details about costs for WCIL delivery by TBMH tutors.
There is no additional licence cost for schools buying-in Tri-borough Music Hub tutors to deliver the programmes. The licence would expire at the end of the TBMH delivery period. If, at a later date, a school chooses to move the delivery to their own in-house teachers, they would be charged £150 per lifetime licence in accordance with 'programme costs for in-house delivery' – see next section for more information.
Schools purchasing groove'n'play programmes, to be delivered by the school, will benefit from the following:
Life-time licence
Teacher's book with session plans, audio and visuals
Access to groove'n'play inset for any number of school staff
N.B. Attendance at groove'n'play Inset is strongly recommended
Programme Costs for in-house school delivery:
Schools can purchase a groove 'n' play lifetime licence for each programme as a one-off cost and deliver it in-house. The cost of each licence is £150, plus £50 for CPD.
To purchase a licence for use in schools outside the Tri-borough area, please contact Sally Greaves - sally@sallygreaves.co.uk
Individual programme details
Sticks & Songs Series
The Ukuleles, Sticks and Songs programme builds up a class ensemble and incorporates singing (unison to 2 part), playing, improvisation and performance. Ideally suited to Year 2 or Year 3 classes.
The songs cover a variety of musical styles with lyrics that support music learning and understanding. Ukulele parts include open strings and one finger chords with the option to extend to more advanced chords. Basic notation concepts are introduced, together with percussion parts, that start with simple rhythm patterns, with the scope to progress to more complex rhythms through improvisation.
Instruments: Ukuleles, sticks, egg shakers
Featuring: The 50-50 Chance Dance, High-Low-High, Listen, Strummin' the Blues, Performance Sensation, So Latin
View sample pages from this programme here
Hear a brief audio clip taken from the resource CD
The Recorders, Sticks and Songs programme builds up a class ensemble and incorporates singing (unison to 4 part), playing, improvisation and performance. Ideally suited to Year 3 or Year 4 classes.
The songs cover a variety of musical styles that support learning and understanding as well as linking to other areas of the National Curriculum. Recorder notes are gradually introduced (unison to 2 part). Breathing technique is developed to support both singing and playing. Notation animations support music reading skills for both percussion and recorder parts.
Instruments: Recorders, sticks, egg shakers
Featuring: The Pipe and Drum (Show Them How We Do It), Sometimes, The Talking Bossa Nova, Do It Like You Dig It, Tango in the Bag, Can You…?
Multi-Instrumental Series
FIFTHS is whole class ensemble programme that aims to give KS2 pupils the opportunity to sing and to have a hands-on experience of a variety of instruments. All the songs are stylistically varied with lyrics that have musical relevance. Ideally suited to Year 4 or Year 5 classes.
The programme incorporates learning to read music notation, singing, improvisation and the opportunity to play percussion recorder, guitar, violin and keyboard.
As with all Groove 'n' Play programmes, FIFTHS is designed to be accessible, fun, practical in approach, and musically engaging.
FIFTHS can be an instrumental ensemble progression route from the Sticks and Song Series or can be used as an entry level First Access programme.
Featuring: Stick Cup and Pad, The Rap, The Salsa
View first sample page from this programme here
View second sample page from this programme here
FIFTHS 2 gives pupils a further opportunity to develop their music skills, technique and understanding through practical music making. All the songs are stylistically varied with lyrics that have musical relevance. Ideally suited to Year 5, Year 6, and Year 7 classes.
The programme continues to build up a class ensemble and incorporates reading music notation, singing, and the opportunity to play percussion, recorder, violin, and keyboard.
In addition, there is the opportunity for existing pupil instrumentalists to play at their own level either following written parts or through improvisation. The vocal element of the programme extends the pupils' ability to sing in different styles, in parts, and develops their improvisation techniques.
Featuring: The I.T. (Italian Terms) Rap, Talk About Jazz, The Waltz
Instrumental Series
The classroom brass instrumental programme is written for trumpets and trombones. Ideally suited to Year 5, Year 6 and Year 7 classes, the Brass programme builds up a class ensemble and incorporates reading music notation, improvisation and performance.
The programme includes pieces that initially cover an instrumental range of trumpet: C-G, trombone: F-B flat. The range is then extended to an octave for more advanced pupils.
All sessions are designed to support the development of music skills, knowledge and understanding. The sessions include warm-ups, rhythm and instrumental exercises with accessible groovy music related to the progression of technique and musical development. Children will be able to demonstrate their musical understanding and learning through performance.
Featuring: Raspberry Rag, Tonight's Special Guest, Games of Bones, Bring It On, Attitude,
A Little Night Waltz
The Strings programme builds up a class ensemble and incorporates reading music notation, improvisation and performance. Ideally suited to Year 4, Year 5, Year 6 and Year 7 classes.
The programme includes ensemble pieces for violin, viola, cello and double bass that cover open strings progressing to basic fingering in 1st position.
All sessions are designed to support the development of music skills, knowledge and understanding. The sessions include warm-ups, rhythm and instrumental exercises with cool and accessible pieces related to the progression of technique and musical development. Children will be able to demonstrate their musical understanding and learning through performance.
Featuring: Foot Tapper Blues, The Quirky Turkey, Manhattan Taxi, Latin Mystery, The Showdown Hoe Down, Pizzicato Swing, Loungin', A Little Night Waltz
The guitar and mini bass programme builds up a class ensemble and incorporates reading music notation, improvisation and performance. Ideally suited to Year 4, Year 5, Year 6 and Year 7 classes.
The programme includes stylistically varied repertoire. Ranges: mini bass: E-upper A, guitar: E -upper G, basic major, minor and 7th chords, picking (pima) and strumming techniques.
All sessions are designed to support the development of music skills, knowledge and understanding. The sessions include warm-ups, rhythm and instrumental exercises with cool repertoire related to the progression of technique and musical development. Children will be able to demonstrate their musical understanding and learning through performance.
Featuring: Haunted House, Daring Detectives, Fettuccine, Reflections, Attitude, I Wanna Play (In a Band), Groove-E
The classroom woodwind instrumental programme is written flutes and clarinets in C. Ideally suited to Year 4, Year 5, Year 6 and Year 7 classes, the programme builds up a class ensemble and incorporates reading music notation, improvisation and performance.
The programme includes pieces that initially cover an instrumental range: flute D-D', clarinet G-G'.
All sessions are designed to support the development of music skills, knowledge and understanding. The sessions include warm-ups, rhythm and instrumental exercises with cool and catchy music related to the progression of technique and musical development. Children will be able to demonstrate their musical understanding and learning through performance.
Featuring: Tonight's Special Guest, Keep It Real, Pizzicato Swing, Bring It On, Slip Slidin', Latin Mystery, Manhattan Taxi, A Little Night Waltz
Rastamouse, Rock Steady Reggae School
The Rock Steady Reggae School is a classroom resource based on the popular animation series, Rastamouse.
Sally Greaves (Groove 'n Play) has adapted Andrew Kingslow's music and devised the Rastamouse classroom programme. Ideally suited to Reception, and Year 1 classes.
The programme supports the early stages of music skill development and builds up a class ensemble incorporating sound and symbol, call and response, and action songs.
Pupils have a hands-on experience with ukuleles, egg shakers, bongo drums and wooden spoons.
Sticks & Song Series
Stay updated on music opportunities for children and young people, teachers, partner organisations and tutors.


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GameDaily Connect
Casual Connect: How evolving business models could impact game design
At Casual Connect London, Ubisoft's Chris Early, VP of Partnerships and Revenue, will explore what subscriptions and evolving business models could mean for the games industry.
Casual Connect London, running May 28-30, is sure to be abuzz with active discussions about the rise of subscriptions and how developers must be prepared to adapt to this changing landscape. Time and again, we've heard high-level game executives -- Xbox boss Phil Spencer among them -- assert that subscriptions and streaming will forever change the face of gaming. Xbox Game Pass certainly seems to be proving him right, but if games are indeed moving into a mostly subscription-based economy, what will game designers need to do differently?
Chris Early, VP of Partnerships and Revenue at Ubisoft, hopes to answer that very question in his Casual Connect London talk, which will take place on Day 2 in the Business of Games track. Early plans to deconstruct different subscription models and explore how game design might need to evolve to succeed in a subscription world.
Chris Early, Ubisoft
This concept is often referred to as the 'Netflix of Games,' but that isn't necessarily a good thing, according to Blade CEO Asher Kagan. As Kagan commented, the problem with a subscription model is that some great games could be utterly devalued. "Like a buffet, a one-price-for-everything plan says that the value for each individual item is, well, nothing," he stressed. "For consumers, this model ends up as a sea of content where the true pearls get lost in the shuffle and something special gets lost in translation."
In an email Q&A, Early did not want to reveal the exact specifics of his deconstruction talk, noting that he would explore a variety of different subscription types and "how they could be beneficial (or not)" for game developers. When asked if he believed that subscriptions would become the most prevalent model, he answered, "A popular model – yes. THE dominant consumption model – probably not. Come listen to my talk to hear my thoughts on what to do."
Early's boss, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, had some additional thoughts on the popularity of live games, or games-as-a-service. The fact of the matter is that season passes and continual updates have already been generating subscription-like revenue for today's biggest hits, which are now played for years, not months. In IGN's Unfiltered podcast (as reported by Gamasutra), Guillemot explained that one big upside for game developers is that this live service-oriented approach enables continual refinement and improvements.
"It's easier for us to improve and increase the number of possibilities that the game can bring than restart from scratch," Guillemot told IGN. "Yes, we need also to have a little bit of monetization in those games so that it can pay for the content all the teams are doing, but you can do better when you don't have to redo everything I would say."
Persistent live games, season passes, subscriptions and similar models are all ultimately different sides of the same coin: ways to generate recurring revenue for publishers. What game companies will have to grapple with is how to ensure that these models can meet the needs of both game developers and consumers.
"It's all about great games! As a player I spend hundreds of hours engaged and playing (currently with The Division 2) and as professional in the industry I'm committed to bringing that same immersion I look for in games to our players," Early added.
"It's my passion for games that brings me to Casual Connect, of course to network and 'connect' and also to share some insight in what the future could hold as the industry evolves with new business models."
Greenlit Content, parent company to GameDaily, owns and operates the Casual Connect event series.
Casual Connect London is May 28-20. Get tickets here.
All the latest Casual Connect news
Meet Peter Molyneux, Richard Bartle and more at Casual Connect London
(Former) Editor-in-Chief
James has been covering the games industry since the early 2000s and was previously the editor of GamesIndustry.biz. He loves Zelda, Metroidvania-style games, action adventure and single-player narratives. He's also the proud father of twin boys and is obsessed with good coffee and Yankees baseball. You can reach him @bright_pixels on Twitter.
Indie Prize Spotlight: The power of laughter in creating a game that blows up
Jericho Games' Screaming Chicken took home two awards from Indie Prize at GameDaily Connect Asia. We chat with the developer about this quirky title and the importance of humor.
Indie Prize Spotlight: The risks & rewards of unique ideas in the indie space
We chat with NEXT Studios, who won an Indie Prize for both Unheard and biped recently, about their take on the indie market and their approach to development.
Indie Prize Spotlight: Creating Super Buckyball Tournament was all about indie perseverance
Pathea Games had to find the soul of the game before they could truly make the title they wanted to. We speak with the winner of Best Multiplayer Game from Indie Prize.
Indie Prize Spotlight: Making In The Shadows didn't mean staying in the shadows
Nakul Verma, founder of Playbae Games, has found the value of making connections while winning his Indie Prize. The indie community is stronger when it sticks together.


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A breathtaking blend of luxury and nature nestled in the Central Coast hinterland; Noonaweena overlooks Yengo National Park, boasting exquisite views of the valleys below. This exclusive 100-acre property is located just one hour north of Sydney; along Tourist Route 33. Noonaweena is the ideal venue to host weekend weddings, executive retreats and boutique conferences, small group retreats, family getaways and romantic couple stays.
Our four elegant lodges fuse seamlessly into the natural surrounds. Perfect accommodation for couple retreats or a group of friends.
Where possible, we buy local and organic produce, reducing the miles in which the food would have had to travel to a chain store, and supporting local growers and their sustainable farming in the process.
Extensive solar panels have been installed to significantly reduce our energy consumption and CO2 emissions and power part of the facility.
We are passionate about bee keeping as a demonstration of our commitment to sustainability, considering approximately a third of all of the human food is dependent upon bees pollinating crops. Our Noona Raw Honey is available for purchase from reception.
We have a solar setup for our hot water systems so that gas is only used when necessary. We also use fuel-efficient heat pumps for the outdoor spas, with thermal covers to reduce energy.
Noonaweena is self-sufficient with a natural water supply delivered from several rain catchment including a natural spring and water tanks, and a bore water system.
We compost our green waste onsite and return it to the surrounding gardens as nutritious mulch, as well as providing scraps for our chickens. In turn, our chickens provide our guests with fresh eggs.
This is another simple initiative that we have rolled out to all lodges, recycling bins. It is a great way to give our plastic bottles, cardboard and aluminium cans a chance to become something else. If you would like more information on minimising waste, recycling and composting, click here.
This septic system recycles domestic wastewater from the bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry of Noonaweena. It is treated (a natural process) in an underground tank to a purity approved by relevant health authorities. Grey water from the septic system is reused on ornamental gardens.
Our name, 'Noonaweena,' is an acknowledgement of the traditional custodians of the land who were here before us. This translates to 'resting place in the bush,' an apt description of this part of the Darkinjung Aboriginal country. As we look out at the great Blue Mountain heritage area, we are reminded of the spiritual sense of place, an experience we like to pass on to our guests.
Noonaweena's sustainable efforts have been recognised with Ecotourism Certification by Ecotourism Australia, the national body for Australia's ecotourism industry. We have also achieved Platinum Green Leader status with Trip Advisor during 2017. We share their vision for environmentally sustainable and culturally-responsible tourism.


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Peace Building Commission meets President Julius Maada Bio, congratulates Sierra Leone on maintaining the peace
State House, Freetown, Tuesday 5 November 2019 – A high-level delegation from the United Nations Peace Building Commission, PBC, led by its Chairman, His Excellency Guillermo Fernandez de Soto Valderrama, has met His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio to commend Sierra Leone on its attainment of peace and stability.
In a meeting at State House, the PBC chairman thanked the Government of Sierra Leone for the warm welcome to him and his delegation since they arrived in the country. He also commended Sierra Leone for its longstanding cooperation with the PBC, saying that they were privileged to have had an excellent collaboration with Sierra Leone's Permanent Mission in New York.
He said they were pleased to start the Mano River Union visit in Sierra Leone, adding that the objective of their visit was to assess the international support to the peacebuilding priorities of Sierra Leone and its opportunities for an enhanced cooperation in support for the cross-border regional issues, relevant peacebuilding efforts and dealing with peace-related challenges in the Mano River region.
"We have had many productive meetings with government officials, civil society groups and the UN team that have allowed us to access and recognize Sierra Leone's achievements. The objective of our visit has been accomplished now and this will be a historical visit. I know that President Bio has a clear idea regarding the regional approach, which is very important for us in the next phase that we are starting with Sierra Leone.
"We commend the government for advances made in the three UN Pillars – peace and security, human rights and development; those three elements for the PBC are crucial for the sustenance of the democratic process anywhere. We know how important democracy has been for you as Father of Democracy in this country. For us it is really an honour to measure those achievements," he said.
He also praised Sierra Leone's National Development Plan and its alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda and particularly expressed his commendation for government's focus on education. He noted that they were aware of the President's efforts to fight corruption and advance the National Development Plan.
On his part, President Bio welcomed the team to Sierra Leone, saying that their visit was a sign of commitment by the United Nations to further sustain peace and security not only in Sierra Leone but also in the sub-region. He also expressed appreciation to the wider membership of the United Nations family and the development partners for their continued support to the consolidation of peace as well as their support to the country's development aspirations.
President Bio also said that Sierra Leone had continued to celebrate milestones in the consolidation of peace, security through the successful conduct of elections, indicating the country's readiness to move into a more development phase of peacebuilding, as well as demonstrating its democratic progression.
"We are committed to further sustaining the hard-won peace and security in this country. Our aspiration is development and the ecosystem that supports that is peace and security, not only in Sierra Leone but also in the sub-region. Sierra Leone is ready to exit the formal agenda of the PBC. However, we will continue to engage the PBC as and when the need arises," he said.
The PBC was jointly established by the General Assembly and the Security Council of the United Nations in 2005 as a new intergovernmental advisory body that supports peace efforts in countries emerging from conflicts. Its aim is to propose integrated strategies for post-conflict peacebuilding and recovery, bringing together all relevant actors and mobilize resources.
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Sassy Cats Dance Team Makes History at UDA Nationals Competition
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ORLANDO, Fla. -For the first time in club history, the Georgia College & State University Dance Team made it to finals at the UDA Nationals Dance Team Competition. The competition was held at Walt Disney World from Jan. 16-19.
The Sassy Cats competed against 24 other dance teams in the Open Hip Hop Division. The team performed in the semi-final round and was chosen to the top-16 teams moving on to the finals. After dancing a second time and the judge's scores were in, the team found out that they had placed 14th in the nation.
"We were extremely excited for placing so high," said captain Ashley Cerame. "We all have put a lot of hard work, time, and energy into the dance and we were glad to see that our efforts paid off."
The team members would like to thank their advisor Doris Henderson, choreographer CiCi Kelley, all their sponsors, family and friends who supported and helped them throughout the year.
The performance can be viewed on the Internet at www.varsity.com and will be aired on ESPN2 Feb. 22 at 1 p.m. and March 19 at 3 p.m.
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Why Lord Ayyappa shrine is called Sabarimala temple
Sabarimala literally means the hills of Shabari, a devotee of Lord Ram mentioned in epic Ramayan.
Prabhash K Dutta
UPDATED: November 17, 2018 18:40 IST
Sabarimala temple of Lord Ayyappa is in the eye of a storm after the Supreme Court last month threw the shrine open to all women. (Photo: Reuters file)
Sabarimala temple is located in the Periyar Tiger Reserve forest in Pattanamthitta district of Kerala
The Supreme Court in September ordered the Sabarimala temple administration to throw it open to women of all ages
This Kerala shrine is officially called the Sabarimala Sree Ayyappaswamy Temple
The most talked about South Indian temple of the day is Sabarimala temple. This temple is located in the Periyar Tiger Reserve forest in Pattanamthitta district of Kerala. The Supreme Court in September ordered the Sabarimala temple administration to throw it open to women of all age declaring unconstitutional a Kerala law that banned entry of menstruating women in the shrine.
Since November 21, 2016, this Kerala shrine is officially called the Sabarimala Sree Ayyappaswamy Temple. It was previously named as the Sabarimala Sree Dharma Sastha Temple. But the temple is better known by its first name, Sabarimala.
The word Sabarimala literally means the hills of Shabari, a devotee of Lord Ram mentioned in epic Ramayan. As the legend goes, Lord Ram visited Shabari in this forest while he was on his way to Lanka to rescue his Sita, who had been kidnapped by demon king Ravan.
Shabari fed Lord Ram with the berries that she had tasted for sweetness. At a little distance from Shabari's cottage, Lord Ram noticed a man doing deep meditation and enquired about the person with his host. Shabari identified the meditating man as Sastha.
As Lord Ram walked towards him, Sastha broke his meditation to receive the prince of Ayodhya. This visit is celebrated on the day of Makar Vilakku, which coincides with Makar Sankranti (January 14-15). Sastha later became a great seer and acquired many followers.
Activist Trupti Desai had to return from Kochi airport after she was not allowed to leave the complex in the wake of protests by those opposing women's entry into Sabarimala temple. (Photo: Reuters)
READ | Sabarimala row: Trupti Desai returns to Mumbai | 10 points
The hilly forest where Lord Ram met Shabari was name Shabarimala. A temple was constructed by the followers of Sastha, upon his death, at the place he greeted Lord Ram.
The temple acquired its name as Sabarimala Temple because of Shabari was considered to be the ultimate cause for its construction. As per legend, this incident took place around 4,000 years ago.
Sastha came to be known as Dharma Sastha in the following years. It is believed that Dharma Sastha takes a break from meditation every year on the day of Makar Vilakku to bless his followers.
Devotees standing in queue at the Sabarimala temple in Kerala. (Photo: Reuters)
The story of Dharma Sastha merged with another legend - of Ayyappa Swamy. In 2016, when the Sabarimala temple administration decided to rename the shrine, it was said that the two respected figures were born in different eras.
Read | The love story that kept women from Lord Ayyappa
The temple administration said that the two figures became around 700 years ago when Ayyappa Swamy attained oneness with Dharma Sastha at Sabarimala.
There is another lore which says that Sage Parasuram installed eight idols of Dharma Sastha along the Western Ghats mountains. One of the sites was where Lord Ram met Dharma Sastha. After Ayyappa Swamy attained oneness with Dharma Sastha, the two figures were worshipped as one by their followers.
The practice continued almost unabated till the middle of the last century despite the Sabarimala temple undergoing several phases of repair and rebuilding.
Protesters have hit the streets after the Supreme Court allowed entry of women in the Sabarimala temple. (Photo: Reuters)
One such rebuilding of the Sabarimala temple took place in 1950, when the old idols of Dharma Sastha and Ayyappa Swamy were replaced with one Panchakola (meaning comprising of five metals) idol of Lord Ayyappa. The five metals used in the Lord Ayyappa's idol at Sabarimala temple are gold, silver, iron, copper and lead.
Sabarimala temple is open round the year. November-December is the peak pilgrimage season when it opens for 41-day Mandal Puja. The annual festival is underway and will conclude on December 27.
It opens again between December 30 and January for Makara Vilakku festival. The temple is also opened for the first five days of every month of Malayalam calendar.
Read | Sabarimala temple open for all: Supreme Court
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