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Pond Hockey Tourney Moves to Sister Bay
By Door County Pulse, Peninsula Pulse – December 30th, 2021
Action at the 2020 Door County Pond Hockey Tournament at the Sister Bay Sports Complex. Photo by Len Villano.
The Door County Pond Hockey Tournament has a new home. After fighting Mother Nature to host the tournament on Kangaroo Lake for seven years, organizers have moved the event to the Teresa K. Hilander Community Ice Rink in Sister Bay.
Event founder and organizer Brian Fitzgerald said the move will make for a better playing surface and a better experience for staff and volunteers.
"This was not an easy decision, but given the uncertainty of ice on the lake and the shortage of workers available to create the rinks needed to host the event during daylight hours, we're proactively moving to a venue that gives us the most certainty in creating a great event," Fitzgerald said.
Poor ice coverage on Kangaroo Lake during the days leading up to the 2020 tournament forced Fitzgerald to make a last-minute move to Sister Bay. That event was a hit with participants and allowed play to continue into the evening under the lights.
Fitzgerald, who created the tournament in 2013, said in the future he hopes to stage a smaller-scale tournament on the lake.
"I still love the feeling of playing on the pond," he said. "It's how so many of us learn the game."
There are still a few spots remaining for teams in the Feb. 12, 2022, tournament. Play will begin at 8 am on five pond-hockey rinks set up at the sports complex. Shuttles will transport players and spectators from the rink to village restaurants, shops and hotels.
Get more information and download a registration form at DoorCountyPondHockey.com.
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Over 1,000 new cases and 36 more deaths: The key Yorkshire Covid-19 stats as lockdown 2 ends
The national lockdown will end on Wednesday, December 2
Mellissa Dzinzi
A Yorkshire street during the second national coronavirus lockdown
A further 36 people have died in Yorkshire hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus, latest figures show.
NHS England published today that 350 people who tested positive for the virus had died in hospitals across the country. The patients were aged between 31 and 98 years old.
Hull Teaching University Hospitals and Leeds Teaching Hospitals had the highest number of deaths with 11 deaths each.
This comes as Leeds City Council stated that the city had passed a grim milestone with more than 1,000 Covid deaths since the beginning of the pandemic.
Councillor Judith Blake, leader of the council said: "This tragic and sobering milestone demonstrates that the virus continues to take a profound toll on the lives of residents and families in Leeds, a sad fact which should be foremost in all of our minds when we think about our actions in the coming weeks."
The government has said 13,430 coronavirus cases have been reported today (Tuesday) - in Yorkshire, there were 1,170 new cases a day before England's second lockdown ends.
Locations of the new cases in Yorkshire over the past 24 hours:
Leeds - was 35,662 now 35,819 (+157)
Wakefield – was 13,537 now 13,608 (+71)
North Yorkshire - was 13,271 now 13,356 (+85)
Sheffield - was 25,384 now 25,497 (+113)
Barnsley - was 10,464 now 10,514 (+50)
Bradford - was 29,072 now 29,237 (+165)
Calderdale - was 8,049 now 8,106 (+57)
Rotherham - was 10,952 now 11,029 (+77)
Kirklees - was 19,110 now 19,253 (+143)
York - was 5,646 now 5,659 (+13)
Doncaster - was 11,812 now 11,914 (+102)
East Yorkshire - was 9,786 now 9,857 (+71)
Hull - was 10,372 now 10,438 (+66)
Family able to visit their loved ones in care homes from tomorrow
Map reveals postcodes in South Yorkshire where coronavirus cases are rising and falling
Deaths in Yorkshire
A further 36 people have died in hospitals across Yorkshire.
A spokesperson for NHS England said: "A further 350 people, who tested positive for the Coronavirus (Covid-19) have died, bringing the total number of confirmed reported deaths in hospitals in England to 40,938.
"Patients were aged between 31 and 98 years old. All except nine (aged 44 to 92 years old) had known underlying health conditions.
"Date of death ranges from 25 October to 30 November 2020 with the majority being on or after 24 November.
"Their families have been informed."
Total number of hospital deaths across Yorkshire trusts by location:
York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust: 306 (+3)
Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust: 99
Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust: 1
Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust: 3
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: 480 (+3)
Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust: 4
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: 587 (+11)
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust: 7
Bradford Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust: 382 (+2)
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust: 338 (+6)
Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust: 315 (+2)
Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust: 559 (+1)
Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust: 2
Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust: 357 (+11)
Airedale NHS Foundation Trust: 165 (+3)
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust: 446 (+1)
Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust: 295 (+1)
City Health Care Partnership CIC- East Riding Community Hospital: 15
Latest infection rates
Infection rates have decreased significantly across Yorkshire latest figures have revealed.
Hull which previously had a rate of 530.8 per 100,000 now has a rate of 280.2 meaning the rates have halved in the seven days to November 20.
Only two areas has a rate which is under 100 - York and Harrogate.
Here is the list in full. From left to right, it reads: name of local authority; rate of new cases in the seven days to November 27; number (in brackets) of new cases recorded in the seven days to November 27; rate of new cases in the seven days to November 20; number (in brackets) of new cases recorded in the seven days to November 20.
Hull, 280.2, (728), 530.8, (1379)
Kirklees, 245.6, (1080), 432.0, (1900)
Bradford, 243.2, (1313), 407.6, (2200)
Calderdale, 237.4, (502), 366.5, (775)
Wakefield, 224.5, (782), 361.5, (1259)
Doncaster, 202.3, (631), 254.3, (793)
Barnsley, 194.8, (481), 283.6, (700)
Rotherham, 192.5, (511), 274.3, (728)
East Riding of Yorkshire, 190.5, (650), 307.5, (1049)
Sheffield, 179.2, (1048), 250.0, (1462)
Leeds, 179.2, (1421), 297.6, (2360)
Scarborough, 147.1, (160), 317.2, (345)
Redcar and Cleveland, 144.4, (198), 386.4, (530)
Selby, 141.2, (128), 254.9, (231)
Craven, 113.8, (65), 218.8, (125)
Ryedale, 106.5, (59), 133.6, (74)
Richmondshire, 102.4, (55), 154.5, (83)
Harrogate, 89.5, (144), 178.4, (287)
York, 83.1, (175), 132.0, (278)
Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust
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One of the most fun games on Sega Saturn, made by Treasure. It is a story driven side scrolling brawler that supports 2 players in story mode and 6 players in arena mode. Its control scheme is like a 1-on-1 fighting game, plus buttons to cast spells, block, give your undead warrior commands, and jump north and south. Despite being violent and resembling a mob riot, the characters are often pastel and always lighthearted.
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She put a frozen corned beef brisket in her Cuisinart crock pot and covered it with onions, little red potatoes, celery, and carrots. "And all I do is let that cook for about eight hours and it'll be ready when I get home," she instructed.
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Festival's Live Music Line-up Announced
Birregurra Festival & Art Show, October 10-11
BIRREGURRA, Victoria – July 31 2015
The runaway success of Dan Hunter's regional three-hatted Brae Restaurant may have finally put Birregurra on the map, but this sweet little country town, with its tiny population of just over 400 residents, has been punching above its weight well before Hunter's arrival. On Saturday and Sunday October 10 and 11, the town's festival organisers and their cavalcade of community volunteers will deliver the 16th Birregurra Festival & Art Show—set to draw an anticipated 10,000 visitors across the weekend—with another hotly anticipated live music line-up that rivals many of its regional and even some its metropolitan counterparts.
After last year's 2014 stellar line up, visitors this year will again be treated to top quality live music performances across two stages from Melbourne indie folk trio Woodlock, funk band The Kite Machine, country folk group Moosejaw Rifle Club, indie-rock band The Peeks, ukulele crazed musos Ukes D'Jour, folk artist Forever Son and indie rock trio The Elliots.
"Visitors will also be treated to a performance by the 100-member community choir, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Marsh as well as a raft of other great talent that we have in the Colac region and from the Surf Coast, Geelong and Melbourne" says Festival Organiser, Vicki Jeffrey.
"The Otway's offers so much wonderful produce from truffles to shitake mushrooms and black garlic, as well as craft beer, wine and flavoured gins—much of which will be available to enjoy along with a raft of popular and innovative food vans."
"The festival is a big deal for a community our size. It's not-for-profit and is the major source of fundraising for local community groups, with all money raised going back into the local community." Vicki Jeffrey continues, "Just about every community member has a role to play over the weekend and visitors to the festival who come from all over the state have a really great time and can see the enormous effort put in. They also come back, which is awesome!"
Birregurra Festival and Art Show is a celebration of community life, the best of local gourmet food and wine, modern agriculture and regional artists. On a weekend that transforms the vibrant heritage town into a lively market place visitors will find something for every member of their family.
The weekend kicks off on Friday October 9 with the opening of the renowned art show. The award show, held in Birregurra's Main Street Hall from 7.30pm, features about 300 entries from artists throughout Victoria. With all works for sale, this is a great opportunity to purchase an original piece.
For young families, Australia's newest and most colourful children's entertainment band, the MikMaks, will entertain children with their quirky songs featuring the world's best drumming Panda 'Drums the Panda' and look out for 'Bruce the Hairy Crocodile.' There will also be the popular children's animal nursery, carnival rides, a rock wall, laser tag and much more.
For foodies familiar with the recent accolades of superstar chef Dan Hunter, the region's produce, which has increasingly been featured in the media spotlight this year, will be able to discover local produce and imbibe in the festival's own Food & Wine Precinct.
Across the whole weekend the streets will be a buzz with arts activities, historic displays and market stalls. Weave your way through the crowds to explore a range of handcrafted goods and fresh produce. A dog jumping competition will run over both days—open to all pampered pooches talented enough to leap for a treat.
A display of vintage cars from the town's own vintage car club and clubs further afield will be on show. The Garden Hub will boast plants and gardening advice. The Arts Expo in the historic Masonic Lodge showcases the town's community arts and features artist demonstrations as well as performances by Birregurra's Ukulele Kollective, Gospel Choir and an enthusiastic group of zitherists. And for those wanting something more traditional, there will of course be the wood chop competition on Sunday sponsored by local timber company, AKD.
The Birregurra Festival and Art Show in on the weekend of October 10-11 from 10am to 5pm. Entry is a gold coin donation. To keep up to date with all the festival news, updates and program, follow us on facebook at www.facebook.com/birregurrafestival, on Twitter @Birrefest and via the website www.birregurrafestival.com .
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If there's no any log on server side, better double check the mail server settings in iPhone.
I disabled fail2ban (systemctl stop fail2ban) and sent a new e-mail. There where no difference in the logs in sogo.log as described earlier. Postfix did not show any logs at all in mail.log. I also tried to put "-v" behind every service in master.cf, to get more verbose logging. No reports. My webmail is still working, but by phone over EAS it is still not working. I have setup the phone as described in https://docs.iredmail.org/activesync.ios.html . Everything i syncing exept outgoing mails. Those fail with the message "The message was rejected by the server".
I have also seen an error in other forums for IOS11 that you have to disable http2. I have no http2 on any of my serverblocks in nginx.


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It was cold and windy a week ago when we stumbled upon Füküburger at the Bet On The Farm Market outdoors on Dean Martin Drive.
Earlier, we'd stumbled upon a video touting Fükü's fabulousness, and had been hankerin' to have one, even though we halted many a time at the thought of holding one against the hubub of eating whilst standing up.
…but soon enough, after one bite actually, we were hooked.
What hooked us was the good beef, squishy bun, and the assault of flavors coming from everything from crispy onion strings to roasted peppers to housemade teriyaki.
Did we have to eat them on our feet? Of course. Were we happy about it? Of course not. But the food being put out by Robert "Mags" Magsalin and Colin "Fuku" Fukunaga is so darn tasty, we have half a mind to stay up 'til 3am this morning and hang out less-than-horizontally with all the hungry hotties that haunt this hutch.
Lucky for us, tomorrow night, from 8 pm onward, Fükü's Japanese/Korean/Hawaiian take on the American burger will be at Frankie's Tiki Room at 1712 West Charleston — right down the street from ELV's 'hood.
went last night before the wind blew us away…good stuff! Kinda makes you wonder how a couple of dudes can make such good burgers in a truck and someone with a commercial kiitchen can't at soo many joints. They need to update the website more often especially when they aint gunna be somewhere.
The nagadog might be the best thing I've ever tasted. I hear they make a naga-loco moco (hot dog instead of beef patty) and I can't wait to try it. Fuku is by far the best burger food truck (LBS & Slidn) in Vegas and definitely the most original. Whenever any of my friends or family come in town they always ask what food place they need to try and I always take them to fuku and it has yet to disappoint. I cant wait to hit them up tonight, I got to try those spicy fries.
Tried out Fukuburger last week and found it to be quite good. Had the tomago burger and garlic fries. I wish their schedule would include a few more daytime appearances. Almost all their stops are 8pm and later, but oh well, can't have everything. Us non-hipster 40-somethings have to be back home by then. Definitely worth a visit though if you happen to be in the same neighborhood as them at the same time.


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Critical Issues in Contemporary Art Practice Lecture Series
Submitted on November 28, 2017 - 2:00pm
Carolyn Lazard, In Sickness and Study, 2015–16. Courtesy of the artist.
This lecture series takes place over seven Thursday evenings during winter quarter. It is organized by the School of Art + Art History + Design with assistance from the Henry Art Gallery. The general public is invited to sit alongside degree-seeking individuals studying fine art to share ideas and raise questions about contemporary art. In addition to the public lectures, undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in ART 361/595 interface with the visiting artists in the classroom and studio.
This year's lectures are sponsored by The Boeing Company and The Dale and Leslie Chihuly Foundation.
Lectures are free and take place in the Henry Art Gallery auditorium at 7pm.
Seats may be reserved for individual lectures. Follow the links below to do that.
January 11 – Marianne Nicolson (T'ayagila'ogwa)
January 18 – Cassils
January 25 – Julia Heyward
February 8 – Raha Raissnia
February 15 – Irena Haiduk
February 22 – John Neff
March 8 – Carolyn Lazard
Marianne Nicolson is an artist activist of Musgamakw Dzawada'enuxw First Nations and Scottish descent. The Musgamakw Dzawada'enuxw Nations are part of the Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwak'wala speaking peoples) of the Pacific Northwest Coast. She is trained in traditional Kwakwaka'wakw forms and culture as well as contemporary gallery and museum based practice. She holds a BFA from the Emily Carr University of Art and Design (1996), an MFA from the University of Victoria (2005), and an MA and PhD in Linguistics and Anthropology from the University of Victoria (2013). Nicolson works as a cultural researcher and historian for the Kwakwaka'wakw as well as an advocate for Indigenous land rights. Her practice is multi-disciplinary, encompassing photography, painting, carving, video, installation, monumental public art, writing, and speaking. All her work is political in nature and seeks to uphold Kwakwaka'wakw traditional philosophy and worldview through contemporary mediums and technology. Exhibitions include the 17th Biennale of Sydney, Australia; The Vancouver Art Gallery; The National Museum of the American Indian in New York; Nuit Blanche in Toronto, Ontario; and many others. Major monumental public artworks are situated in Vancouver International Airport; the Canadian Embassy in Amman, Jordan; and the Canadian Embassy in Paris, France.
Recent solo exhibitions of Cassils include: "Monumental" at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, New York; Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts; School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston; Bemis Center, Omaha; MU Eindhoven, Netherlands; and Trinty Square Video, Toronto. Cassils is the recipient of a COLA Grant (2017), Guggenheim Fellowship (2016), and a Creative Capital Award (2015). Cassils' work has also been featured at the Schwules Museum*, Berlin; Institute for Contemporary Art and The National Theatre, London; MUCA Roma, Mexico City; Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco; Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions; Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, Salt Lake City; ANTI Contemporary Performance Festival, Kuopio, Finland; Museo da Imagem e do Som, São Paulo, Brazil; Museo de Arte y Diseño Contemporáneo, San José, Costa Rica; and Deutsches Historishes Museum, Berlin. They have also received the inaugural ANTI Festival International Prize for Live Art, Rema Hort Mann Visual Arts Fellowship, California Community Foundation Grant, MOTHA (Museum of Transgender Hirstory) award, and Visual Artist Fellowship from the Canada Council of the Arts.
Julia Heyward, sometimes known by the moniker Duka Delight, is an artist who has consistently strived towards an emotive, textured, and unapologetically demonstrative approach to her preferred medias of video, performance, and photography. She graduated with a BFA from Washington University, St. Louis, and participated in the Whitney Independent Study Program in 1973. She received an MFA from the Department of the Arts at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2003. In 1984, Heyward was one of the first artists to win the inaugural New York Dance and Performance Award known as the Bessie. She was nominated for a Herb Alpert Award in the Arts in the field of music composition in 1995, and in 2004–05 for film/video production. She received a Guggenheim Fellowship in Multimedia in 1999 as well as awards from the Rockefeller Foundation, The Greenwall Foundation, the New York State Council on the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts, among others. Her video work, performances, installations, and interactive projects have been exhibited internationally at such venues as the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Kitchen, Lincoln Center, and Anthology Film Archives in New York City; The Daejeon Municipal Museum in Korea; Art Interactive, Boston; Centro de la Imagen, Mexico City; and the Künstlerhaus Stuttgart. Her first monographic study, Consciousness Knocks Unconscious, was curated by Jamie Stevens for The Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art, San Francisco, in 2014.
Raha Raissnia is an artist whose practice encompasses painting, drawing, filmmaking, and performance. Creating layered works in various mediums, her performances have involved projecting films and slides onto her large paintings with musical accompaniment. Raissnia has collaborated with musicians such as Charles Curtis, Briggan Krauss, Dalius Naujo, Panagiotis Mavridis, and Aki Onda. Raissnia's work has been the subject of solo exhibitions at Miguel Abreu Gallery, New York, and Galeria Marta Cervera, Madrid. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Miguel Abreu Gallery; the Heimbold Visual Arts Center, Sarah Lawrence College; and White Columns. Raissnia's film screenings and performances have taken place at venues including ISSUE Project Room, The Kitchen, The Stone, The Firehouse Space, Dundee Contemporary Art Festival in Scotland, and the 56th Venice Biennale. Raissnia received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (1992) and an MFA from Pratt Institute (2002). She has been an Adjunct Professor of Drawing at the City College of New York and Parsons the New School of Design. Her exhibition at the Drawing Center, New York, opens on February 4, 2018.
Irena Haiduk is Against Biography.
John Neff produces artworks, organizes exhibitions, and works as a teaching artist. He currently serves as a curatorial board member at Chicago's Iceberg Projects and as co-director of the Ravenswood Elementary School Curatorial Practice Program. Neff presented his photographic work in a 2013 solo exhibition at Chicago's Renaissance Society and has participated in exhibitions at Donald Young Gallery, MCA Chicago, Night Club, and The Philadelphia Museum of Art.
The Critical Issues in Contemporary Art Practice lecture series began in 2013. Visit this page for information related to earlier series.


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Putting an Indigenous health curriculum front and centre
Australian Medical Council Australian Nurses and Midwives Accreditation Council Dr Barry Lavellee Fliinders Poche Centre for Indignenous Health and Wellbeing Indigenous health curriculum medical education Professor Dennis McDermott
October 6, 2015 Hard conversations 'will improve Indigenous health'
July 4, 2014 Trust: the key to Aboriginal health
April 25, 2016 Lest we forget our unsung war heroes
Posted on April 21, 2015 by flindersblogs
Having the Hard Conversations, a symposium hosted by Flinders on April 21 and 22, will discuss strategies for making an Indigenous curriculum central to health education.
Professor Dennis McDermott
Having the Hard Conversations, a symposium and roundtable hosted by Flinders University on April 21 and 22, will discuss strategies for making an Indigenous curriculum central, not peripheral, to courses in health education.
The program brings together Australian and overseas educators and experts to discuss ways in which to help individuals and institutions engage fully with training on Indigenous health issues – and ways to work effectively – even when they find the content challenging.
One of the challenges for the students and health practitioners who take up the Indigenous curriculum is acknowledging the history of abuse and mistreatment endured by Indigenous people since white settlement.
"Coming to grips with the shared history of Australia can be a profoundly disturbing experience for some people," said symposium organiser Professor Dennis McDermott, National Teaching Research Fellow at the Poche Centre for Indigenous Health and Wellbeing at Flinders.
"It can make them want to push it away," he said.
"What are doing is looking for the right educational approach for people to make them stay engaged."
Programs of learning aimed at increasing understanding of Indigenous culture are frequently treated as optional add-ons or 'soft' topics, but Professor McDermott and his colleagues argue that their importance is fundamental.
"Our role is to help people realise that becoming a culturally-safe practitioner is central to being effective as a clinician or health promotion professional, because if you don't get it right, Indigenous people will vote with their feet: they may well discount the therapy, they may not believe that there's value in taking their medication – they could disengage from the process."
"Lack of trust from a patient can result in poor communication that in turn can produce misdiagnosis and incorrect treatment."
Professor McDermott said that the experience of overseas jurisdictions often replicates the local, and the forum will hear presentations from Dr Barry Lavallee of the University of Manitoba, former head of the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada, and also hear of the work of the Provincial Health Services in British Columbia, Canada, which has introduced an online cultural safety program that has, so far, trained 21,000 of its employees.
In addition to discussions on teaching and learning approaches, and on classroom and online curricula, there will also be a session on fostering institutional change. Professor McDermott said resistance to an Indigenous health curriculum can be found at the level of schools and faculties within a university, and also across organisations such as hospitals.
He said one way to ensure an Indigenous curriculum receives due recognition is to promote its importance and value to the relevant accreditation bodies, and peak Indigenous health professional organisations will join with the Australian Nurses and Midwives Accreditation Council and the Australian Medical Council in working through these issues at the symposium.
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Greetings, fellow adventurers. In today´s Dungeons of Aledorn development news I'd like to introduce you all to several aspects and mechanics of our combat system. I´ll share with you details about how the encumberance affects your characters, what you should expect while moving among enemies and how does the system of injuries-dealing work . You may expect this blog to grow in time as we get further in our development. Our final goal is make you familliar with all our basic combat mechanics, which will be used in our upcoming game. Blog is HERE.
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William Strang, 1. Baron Strang, GCMG, KCB, MBE (* 2. Januar 1893; † 27. Mai 1978) war ein britischer Diplomat, Berater der Regierung in den 1930er bis 1950er Jahre und 1949 bis 1953 Chef des Außenministeriums.

Seine Ausbildung genoss er am Palmer's College, am University College London sowie an der Pariser Sorbonne. Im Ersten Weltkrieg gehörte er 1915 zum Worcestershire Regiment; bei Kriegsende war er Captain.

Seit 1919 gehörte er dem Außenministerium an, arbeitete zunächst in Belgrad, 1922 wieder in London, 1930 in Moskau, 1933 wurde er Leiter der Abteilung Völkerbund im Ministerium, 1937 Leiter des Central Department, 1943 im Rang eines Botschafters für die European Advisory Commission, 1945 Diplomatischer Berater des Befehlshabers der Besatzungskräfte in Deutschland, Feldmarschall Bernard Montgomery, 1947 Abteilungsleiter für Deutschland und schließlich Amtschef. 1953 schied er aus dem Diplomatischen Dienst aus.

1943 wurde er als Knight Commander in den Order of St Michael and St George in den persönlichen Adelsstand erhoben. 1948 wurde er als Knight Commander des Order of the Bath, 1950 als Knight Grand Cross des Order of St Michael and St George und 1953 als Knight Grand Cross des Order of the Bath ausgezeichnet. 1954 wurde er als Baron Strang, of Stonesfield in the County of Oxford, in den erblichen Adelsstand der Peerage of the United Kingdom erhoben. Damit verbunden war ein Sitz im House of Lords, wo er verschiedene Kommissionen leitete.

1920 hatte er Elsie Wynne Jones geheiratet; die beiden hatten eine Tochter und einen Sohn Colin Strang, 2. Baron Strang.

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A brewing operation, bar, and tasting room located at the European Village, Moonrise Brewing Company is the first and only Brewery in Flagler County. With its local craft beer, Moonrise Brewing Company surely brings a unique experience to Palm Coast.
Not only does Moonrise Brewing Company's strength lie within their craft beer, they also serve a variety of complementary foods, creating a perfect combination between food and drink. And we must say, their Chefs Special never disappoints.
Moonrise acts as the perfect atmosphere for socializing–social events such as Comedy Night and Live Trivia makes Moonrise the perfect space for food, drink, and fun.


Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation Limited (TIIC) Senior Officer Jobs Notification 2018 Released. TIIC invites on-line applications for appointment in following Senior Officer post in Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation Limited. The last date for submission of online applications is 02.06.2018. Prospective candidates will have to apply before carefully reading the advertisement regarding the process of examinations and interview. Any request for change of date, time and venue for the examination and interview will not be entertained subsequently. Here we have mentioned the complete information of this recruitment announcement keep read this inHurryJob page fully for all details.
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Governor Parson's Schedule for December 19 - 23, 2022
Next week, Governor Mike Parson will continue meeting with his staff and Administration officials to discuss proposals for the upcoming 2023 Legislative Session. He will also attend several meetings and events across the state.
On Monday, December 19, Governor Parson will host Judges of the Missouri Supreme Court for a breakfast at the Governor's Mansion.
On Tuesday, December 20, Governor Parson will host Representative Nate Tate in his office for a ceremonial bill signing of House Bill 1738. He will also host members of the Jewish community for a Chanukah celebration at the Governor's Mansion.
On Wednesday, December 21, Governor Parson will attend the Operational Excellence Award presentation for the Missouri State Veterans Cemetery in Springfield.
Governor Parson to hold ceremonial bill signing event for HB 1738
When: 11:00 - 11:15 a.m.
Where: Governor's Office (Rm. 216)
Media: Open
Governor Parson to host Chanukah celebration at Governor's Mansion
When: 5:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Where: Governor's Mansion
Media: Closed
Governor Parson to attend Operational Excellence Award presentation
Where: 5201 S. Southwood Rd., Springfield, MO 65804


It has been quite awhile since I last posted a blog entry here. Following my illness I spent a lot of time playing catch up on all the work projects that help to put the bread and butter on the table. Therefore I have not spent much time on either my photography or my writing. I viewed my absence as a sabbatical of sorts. An attempt to regroup my creative juices.
However, wonders never cease in regards to the creative energy I have put out into the world over the past year. This month two amazing things have come to fruition from those past creative moments. The first was news that my essay from the Seal Press book "Dancing at the Shame Prom: Sharing the Stories That Kept Us Small" was chosen as one of 8 pieces to be adapted for a stage production at the 14th Annual Estrogenius Festival in New York City. The piece is being directed by Ashley Marinaccio, Founder and Artistic Director of the amazing group "Girl Be Heard." The performance will be on October 21st at 7:30PM at Stage Left Studio, NYC.
The second bit of news occurs tonight in New York City. One of my photographs is being projected onto the side of the 42 story Linc LIC building at 43-10 Crescent Street, NYC for the "Creatives Rising" event. My work will also be shown in the See.Me Gallery, 26-19 Jackson on Screen 8. The event runs from 6pm-12am tonight and beyond.
I'm hoping to move back into creative mode now that my work projects and busy life have equalized and hope to post more regularly again from this point forward.
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CV Joint Care - Properly Caring for CV Joints - Avoiding Meaningless Replacement.
Vehicular malfunction is a problem that anyone with a car has probably experienced. According to a study, more than 1 million car incidents have occurred since 1996.
The most common problems reported by owners have to do with the engine and engine cooling. This problem was reported more than 120,000 times. The second most common car problem is the electrical system at around 118,000 occurrences.
However, there are other smaller issues that can render a car unusable. The constant velocity joints, or CV joints, of a car are responsible for transferring the torque from the transmission to the drive wheels. They are designed to accommodate the constant pressure being put on the suspension while driving.
In other words, CV joints are car parts that allow you to continuously accelerate your vehicle while turning the steering wheel.
CV joints can be found in all types of automobile layouts, whether four-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive or front-wheel drive. There are two CV joints on both ends of the drive shafts. These are called the inner CV joints and the outer CV joints. The inner joints connect to the transmission while the outer joints connect to the wheels.
The most common types of CV joints are the ball-type and the tripod-type. Ball-type CV joints are commonly used in front-wheel drive for the outer joint, while tripod-type joints are mostly used on the inner side.
These special car parts don't usually need much maintenance. In fact, it's normal for a well-maintained car with more than 300,000 miles on it to still be using its original CV joints. Let's take a look at how to properly care for your vehicle to preserve the integrity of its CV joints and avoid wasting time and money on repairs. These ideas can also help you save on replacements.
Being a critical part of the steering system of the car, the CV joints naturally have special protection put in place. Since they're also located on the bottom of the car and are exposed to dust, dirt, and moisture, a special rubber joint boot covers them up and acts as a shield. The joint boots are held in place by two very strong metal clamps.
As long as the protective boot isn't damaged, the CV joint inside most likely won't need any maintenance for a very long time. The problem happens when the boot does become damaged. You can tell if there's a crack because there might be grease dripping out of the boot. The grease is used to pack the CV joint in tightly and it should be contained by the boot.
Once any type of structural damage to the boot has occurred, dirt and moisture will be allowed to enter and clog up the joint and the packing grease will escape. Due to the lack of grease, the CV joint will soon fail without the proper lubrication and corrosion caused by the foreign elements entering the boot.
Bigger damage to the CV boot can be easily identified by large grease stains on the inside of the wheel rim. Check the drive wheel and on the outside of the boot to see if you can identify any cracks, tears, or rips.
One common symptom of a failing CV joint is the popping or clicking noise that you'll hear when turning the steering wheel. If you're driving on a flat road and your vehicle is still acting a bit bouncy, the CV joint probably has an issue.
The best way that you can prevent your CV boot and joints from being damaged is to do visual inspections as often as you can. Check the boot clamps and make sure they're still in good condition. A broken clamp can mean a damaged boot which will result in messed-up joints.
If you see greasy smears on the boot or wheel rim then you've got a bad boot. Have it repaired immediately to prevent further damage and a costlier replacement.
Avoid going off-road. Rocks and bumpy terrain can cause more wear and tear to break down the boot and leave the CV joint exposed.
If you were able to detect a boot problem early on, it's a simple matter to replace it and repack the joint with fresh grease. Replacing a CV joint is a whole different story. It will take a considerable amount of labor and you'll have to pay for the replacement.


We recently attended Curriculum Night at Hannah's school, and the class had spent a couple of weeks learning about themselves and their families. There was a list of parental careers, and Hannah said "Daddy works for computers." I didn't have a label. I can't really blame her, as I'm not sure how to label myself most days.
I work in finance - something that isn't exactly easy to say these days. My particular job isn't all that affected by the current crisis, but at the same time it is completely affected. I'm not one who should be pontificating on it by any means, so I'm not going to do that here.
However, I just read an editorial in The New York Times, "The Borrowers" http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/03/opinion/03mclean.html?ex=13807 (hope that link works, never tried that before!), and it reminded me that in some small ways, I have tried to talk to Hannah about finance. "Remember those ads telling you to let your home take you on vacation?" was what jogged my memory. I remember sitting with a 1 or 2 year old Hannah in our condo in Brookline and listening to adds telling me that my house had money in its walls. I would knock on the wall behind our heads and yell, "House? Give me my money!" It used to make Hannah scream with laughter.
Marc and I settled on a description of "Mommy makes money" for now, and that works for Hannah. We have a lot of discussions on why mommy and daddy work, how much things cost, why we have to wait to make certain purchases. Hopefully, all of these small discussions will help us have a conversation about what I really do some day.
Additionally, also when Hannah was younger, I'd answer her incessant demands of "I want" with "Well, I want a yacht!" I don't actually want a yacht, much less do I think I'd ever be able to afford one, but that answer had to have popped into my mind influenced by my career as well!
All of your conversations with Hannah are paying off. She understands when I tell her something is too expensive, and understands that bigger gifts are really only for special occasions. Besides giving her a grasp of how the world works, it will make the gift that much more fun and the special occasion that much more special by virtue of waiting for the bigger gift. In a while, she'll even understand what you do for a living, and probably have a better grasp of finance than a lot of grown-ups! Keep up the good work!


It's hard to imagine a more wonderful and sumptuous novel than Salman Rushdie's The Enchantress of Florence. The novel moves between the opulent settings of the Mughal Empire at its zenith and the brash, upstart world of the Italian Renaissance in that most quarrelsome city of Florence. After an arduous journey, Niccolò Vespucci, a young roguish traveler arrives in India, at the court of the Mughal emperor Abdul-Fath Jalaluddin Muhammad with an impossible tale -- that he, blond hair and all, is the descendant of a lost Mughal princess and he has arrived to make himself known as the uncle to the emperor.
After having pronounced such a blasphemous claim, Niccolò is aware that his survival depends on his consummate skill as a storyteller. And over the days and months that follow, Niccolò slowly unravels the interwoven tales of friendships, secret family histories, and perilous journeys, while the Emperor, snagged and entranced by his guest, reflects as well on the mirror image of the tales in his own family, his own journeys and his own life.
And what tales they are! Feverish, like the painter who falls so deeply in love with his subject that he paints himself permanently into the corner of a canvas; sensual, as the dream of an imaginary Queen that acquires substance and life; heroic and violent, like the boy Nino Argalia who goes to sea, is captured by the Turks and becomes commander of the formidable Janissaries. Here too is a young Machiavelli learning the lessons that a Prince must know to survive, the secret history of Qara Köz, a girl of dark eyes and occult powers who knows how to protect herself; an intimate servant who lives as a mirror to reflect her mistress, and another woman enchanted to hold the secret memories of her master at the expense of remembering anything about herself. Cultures collide as characters invent and reinvent themselves on new landscapes, from west to east and east to west. And throughout the novel, the Emperor and Niccolò and others reflect and argue on politics, religion, war, and women.
It is a splendid novel -- one that will send you to the library with its generous bibliography at the back of the book to delve more deeply into its rich historical and literary resources.
There is something so extraordinary about Tea Obreht's exquisite novel, The Tiger's Wife, set in what was once Yugoslavia over the course of WWI, WWII, and the recent wars that resulted in its dissection into new territories. War forms an continuous backdrop throughout the novel, often as a distant but deeply felt anxiety and sometimes exploding on the community. Boundaries shift with conflict and "our city," or "our fields" abruptly become someone else's property. Identities shift too as the long married wife whose origin, faith, or language suddenly mark her as an enemy to the new state.
Against the constant threat of violence, the characters struggle to retain their humanity, their customs, and their hopes for a future. Some succeed -- though success here is measured more by how well one clings to a belief in human dignity and family. Some fail and become swallowed in fairy-tale fashion by the monsters of the day.
Nadia, the novel's protagonist, is a young pediatrician who sets out on a perilous journey, crossing newly minted borders to understand the reasons for her beloved grandfather's strange disappearance and death alone in a remote village. She also searches for the origin of the "tiger's wife," a story that has haunted her grandfather since childhood. In addition to Nadia's journey, the novel crisscrosses the country with multiple tales of other characters, weaving together a complex narrative of an ethnically diverse country.
The novel also includes the use of local folktales and iconic figures -- especially the Deathless Man who reappears to the grandfather throughout the novel. And though the Deathless Man is a harbinger of death, he is oddly gentile, almost kind when compared to the random brutality of the wars. The tiger's wife, a terrified mute girl, is given strength by her unlikely friendship with a tiger who has become a refugee from a bombed out zoo. A band of poor villagers and their ailing children travel to a coastal vineyard to dig for the remains of compatriot, hastily stashed in a suitcase and buried during the last conflagration because they believe they can never be healthy until they properly honor their dead and bring him home.
"But now, in the country's last hour it was clear to him, as it was to me, that the cease-fire had provided the delusion of normalcy, but never peace. When your fight has purpose -- to free you from something, to interfere on the behalf of an innocent--it has a hope of finality. When the fight is about unraveling -- when it is about your name, the places to which your blood is anchored, the attachment of your name to some landmark or event -- there is nothing but hate, and the long, slow progression of people who feed on it and are fed it, meticulously, by the ones who come before them. Then the fight is endless, and comes in waves and waves, but always retains its capacity to surprise those who hope against it."
For a more detailed review of this novel, I recommend Lisa Schillinger's "A Mythic Novel of the Balkan Wars" in the NYT Book Review.


After spending 15 years in Google as the Head of Search, Amit Singhal is leaving the company to pursue with his philanthropic pursuits. Google's Senior Vice President of Search, who has played en eminent role in shaping the structure of Google Search across, mobiles, desktops and all other appliances, has recently announced that he is resigning from the company completing his 15 years of term. His last day at Google's office will be 26th February, 2016 and he has also mentioned that his very next journey would include some philanthropic services.
He is rather curious to see the kind of effect he can create philanthropically. He also plans to spend lots of time with his family, especially his wife, with whom he misses spending time with due to the extremely busy lives that all lead. His child is going to join the college soon and he wishes to give him moral and physical support during this vital transition in his life.
Amit Singhal said that Google Search is stronger than ever and it is going to better with time through the hands of the senior leaders who are already successfully running the show every day. John Giannandrea has led a number of AI campaigns like RankBrain and he is the one who will be stepping into the role of Singhal. John is a part of Google for the last 6 years and he is the VP of engineering at Google.
Amit Singhal has written a heart-touching story where he mentioned his life as a dream journey. He was a boy who grew up in the Himalayas dreaming of the Star Trek computer. Then he became an immigrant to the US and thereafter he went on to be the person responsible for Google Search. According to him, every turn in his life has enriched him as a person. When he asks himself what he is going to do for the next 15 years of his life, the only answer that he gets is to give back to people who are less fortunate. He simply wants to give more and do more.
For him, this is the best time to make that huge change in his life. Things now are in an excessively good shape and Google Search has become our second Nature. More than a billion people depend on Google search. By mentioning all this, he ends his letter by saying that all he is leaving behind is his footprints and taking away with him a sack of fond memories.


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Big Love. Like Starbucks Venti Love.
Little beats Starbucks coffee. My keyboard rattles simply anticipating the resounding "Amen" I know I'll hear for that one. But to me there's at least one thing that adds a little sugar to the java, and that's enjoying it with people you care about.
I had the pleasure of meeting friends for church at Cool Spring Baptist Church yesterday morning before our coffee date. It was the perfect service for us to get together. It was the 4th and final Sunday of Advent. The candle for this particular Sunday is commonly regarded as the candle of love.
I listened to this message with friends I haven't known very long. In terms of time spent together - we're relative strangers. But as I listened to Pastor Hoffmann describe love, there was no doubt in my mind it is love that has forged our friendship. Love that has taken time out of the friendship equation.
Each one of us was drawn together out of concern for a family that tragically lost a loved one. Our hearts broke differently for this family's pain, but we were drawn to them by a united concern. So now we take action. We meet up for church or coffee. We run. We share our faith. We try to lift others out of darkness into the light we've seen waiting for this family on the other side of the hardest day imaginable. If truth be told, we've come to accept this as our responsibility. This beautiful young woman who lost her life was a smile that brightened many corners of the world. We've accepted the charge to be her smile. We gladly own the responsibility of caring for the world in a way that makes her impact feel far less gone than she is. And finally, even though we all have different ways of expressing that love, we've committed to expressing the kind of love she did: Godly love.
After my church and coffee date with these awesome friends, I made my way to New Song, my family's church, where Pastor Mark added the perfect ending to the morning. He wondered out loud, with beautiful poetry, have our hearts grown complacent to the awe that should surround the Christmas story.
God's voice had been silent for hundreds of years. When he chose to finally speak again, it was to a lowly group of shepherds - not society's elite. An angel appearing at this time, in this setting, to share the earthly arrival of God's love, is so much more than a bible verse or an annual tradition. This was God's way of putting an exclamation point on how much he cares for us, how much he wants us to know what love truly looks like, and how much he wants us to share it with everyone. Nope, this wasn't a cook to order verse for His upcoming best seller, this was Him showing up in the biggest of ways with jaw-dropping smallness.
That's what me and my friends were sitting in a small section of a big row in a big church yesterday. We were jaw-dropping smallness. But I'm proud to say, for as long as I've known these friends they've been friends who care. They may not be God's voice snapping us out of a daydream after a few thousand years of silence. Maybe they aren't angels shining glory upon unsuspecting shepherds. But they are carrying love forward in the biggest of ways. They are reflecting the wonder of the Christmas story.


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by Tony W. Cartledge | Mar 3, 2008 | Opinion
I write this after almost 23 hours of wakefulness, almost 14 of them spent in airplanes and airports.
But I also write with gratitude.
I'm in Honolulu, of all places, for a meeting of the Baptist World Alliance Executive Committee and other associated committees (I'm in the latter category). The meeting just happened to occur during Campbell's spring break, allowing me to attend. It's being held here to facilitate planning for the BWA's next world congress, to be held in Honolulu in 2010 (mark your calendars now).
I arrived just in time to be gifted with a lei made of kukui nuts, and cheerfully whisked directly from the airport to the middle school of Hawaii Baptist Academy. The school was originally founded in 1949 by Baptist missionaries who had been forced out of China. The school intentionally admits many students who are not from Christian families, and unapologetically exposes them to the gospel message. Between 150 and 175 of the 1,000 plus students make professions of faith in a given year, according to Dick Bento, president of the school. The middle school is just two years old, a marvel of environmentally friendly engineering.
BWA visitors were treated to a Ho'olaulea, which translates roughly to "big shindig with lots of music and food." The music was excellent, and in a later post I'll say more about the following worship service, which included my first extended exposure to holy hula as a means of praising God.
First, though, I thought I'd share a couple of images taken immediately behind the school, where the school has a small but well-tended park area along the Nuuanu stream that runs from the mountains to the ocean.
A few minutes of quiet solitude in the rich beauty of the place was healing for my tired soul. I can't share the verdant air or the lingering fragrance of blossoms on the volcanic stone stairway, but the photos were too good to keep.
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Deity Drives Away Fishmongers
A group of fishmongers, who usually sell their wares behind the Anaafo Market in the Cape Coast Metropolis, are stranded, after being chased away by a tree deity nearby, for not keeping the sacred area clean.
The deity called "Nana Paprata", believed to be one of the 77 gods of Cape Coast, allegedly possessed a young man whose name was only given as Kobina, two weeks ago, who drove away the fishmongers while they were doing brisk business.
The energetic young man, according to eye witnesses, scattered the wares of the fishmongers, threw some into a nearby storm drain, and overturned their trays and seats in the process.
Some of the fishmongers were able to run away with their wares, while the unfortunate ones watched on helplessly while Kobina destroyed their wares running into hundreds of cedis.
According to eyewitnesses, Nana Paprata, speaking through Kobina, expressed dissatisfaction with the fishmongers who dried salted fish, dumped the intestines and scales of fish, and even decomposing sea food into the storm drain, making the place to stink.
The Anaafo Market Queen, Maame Akosua Serwaa, who corroborated the incident in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA), said the extent of pollution of the area was a source of worry to both traders and patrons of the market.
She said several attempts by the Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly (CCMA) and some divisional chiefs from the Oguaa Traditional Council, to compel the fishmongers to move into the main market, over the years, had proved futile.
She recounted that when the market was constructed several years ago, the fishmongers were provided with sheds, but they refused to occupy them, citing higher sales behind the market, as their main reason for not moving into the sheds.
Maame Serwaa, however, appealed to the fishmongers to join the other traders in the market to ensure their safety.
When contacted, the Public Relations Officer of the CCMA, Mr Nicholas Addo, said during the recent renovation of the market, the Assembly provided more sheds for them, but that the traders were just refusing to move into them.
He said the Assembly had played its role, and expected the fishmongers to comply to ensure their own comfort.
The fishmongers had since the incident, moved to the other side of the street, but the GNA observed that their closeness to the street posed a threat not only to their lives, but those of their children who were often left unattended.
Some who spoke to the GNA said they were aware of the threat their new location had on their lives, but were adamant in moving since they would lose their customers and record low sales.
Meanwhile some residents of Cape Coast have predicted that the fishmongers would return to their former location sooner or later as it happened in the past.
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Wales Politics
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Work on £8m railway station at Bow Street gets under way
Beeching cuts
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image captionThe new Bow Street station is due to open later in 2020
Work is getting under way to build a new railway station that will see trains call at a Welsh village for the first time in 55 years.
The new Bow Street station in Ceredigion is costing about £8m - funded by the Welsh Government and the UK's Department for Transport.
It is due to open later in 2020, served by Cambrian Line trains between Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury.
It follows a vocal campaign over the last decade to reopen the station.
Wales' Transport Minister Ken Skates said: "Our vision for railways includes the opening of new stations and the improvement of connectivity across all regions in Wales.
"This is the beginning of delivering that ambition."
image copyrightBen Brooksbank
image captionThe original Bow Street station closed in 1965 - and is now the site of a builders' merchant
The original station was closed as part of the Beeching cuts in the 1960s that saw the rail network in Wales decimated.
The new station will be built south of the old site, which is now home to a builders' merchant.
The scheme is being delivered by Transport for Wales (TfW), Network Rail and Ceredigion council.
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TfW chief executive James Price said it was the first station the organisation was building since taking over the Wales and Borders rail service.
"We've committed to at least five further schemes, demonstrating our commitment to investing in connecting communities throughout Wales to the rail network," he said.
Claire Williams, a community rail officer at Ceredigion council, said: "The Bow Street Interchange project will make the railway more accessible for passengers from all over the county as well as reducing the amount of congestion on the roads within the area, therefore reducing the carbon emissions which of course is fundamentally better for the environment."
Ceredigion councillor Paul Hinge said the new station was the "culmination of years of hard work" and would restore a "vital facility" on the west Wales coast.
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Fifty years since Beeching's rail cuts in Wales
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Daredevil Season 4 CONFIRMED by Charlie Cox, Here's The Release Date
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Expectations for Daredevil Season 4
Marvel Studios have been working on some of the huge titles which is currently in talks and Daredevil Season 4 is one of them. Daredevil is currently in the top discussions among the fans for now as the show stands out to be the most anticipated one in the time. Kevin Feige, who is the president of Marvel Studios also confirmed that Daredevil Season 4 is on its way.
Mentioning the fact that the show recieved a great response from the audience and has also left everyone hanging on balance with suspense and now that the creators have already stated that there is a lot of storytelling to do or the story would be put in continuation.
Daredevil Season 4 could arrive soon
Kevin mentioned at the part that Charlie Cox shall come forward to reprise his role of Daredevil in the show and now the audience is already wondering at the time whether the show is renewed and when it is set to arrive.
The first three seasons of the show were released on Netflix and an individual could head to the platform if wishes to cover the previous story of the show whereas the third season of the show was released back in 2018 and that was the last that we heard of the show because it was also canceled at the time.
Now that a lot of news is running around at the period that the fans are demanding the show to be back for a long period of time and to mention the part that the sources have reported at the time that Netflix is interested in reviving the series and renew Daredevil Season 4.
There have also been other news at the time that Daredevil would take place in the alternate universe of Marvel and the series would hold some different variants at the time too. Disney along with Marvel has not officially opened up on the topic that the show is confirmed or somewhat but everyone is guessing that the news is close to being confirmed. Now that the Studios have not opened up about the situation, it is hard to make the prediction as to whether the project would release till 2023.
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The expected release date of the show is set for 2023 but a lot of news and updates would also be given in a time before as we would move closer to the release date. There have also been other news stating that the Echo series would give light on this project and only then the dots would be connected.
The plot of the story is also unaware at the time of what would be portrayed in the upcoming installment but the fan theories are put forward at the time as Wilson Fisk played by Vincent D'Onofrio is also set to appear in the title. Moreover, the famous title is the favorite to come out and the Marvel studios would update us with news regarding the new cast joining in the show and more to tell.