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Top 5 NBA Duos After a Crazy 2019 Free Agency
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When putting this list together I considered fit. Fit, as in how well players complement each other and work well together. That aspect involves some projections for the recently formed duos, but I think we all generally know what each players game looks like individually. I value duos with the best fit above ones that just consist of two flashy names. You don't deserve to be in the top five based on name brand alone. You may not agree with my philosophy, but that's how I've always tried to evaluate teams and their potential.
As far as injuries go, I made this list based on how good the duos are or will be when both players are on the floor. So, you will see duos that feature injured players.
I'm going to have some unpopular opinions in this article and that's just how it's going to be. If I wanted to do a list based solely on what team had the most "star-power" I could, but this article won't be like that.
* Denotes player with significant injury
1. Anthony Davis & LeBron James
The style just clicks. James is a great passer and the Los Angeles Lakers will thrive having him drop dimes for Davis. Davis has wanted to play with James and now the two of them will try to deliver another championship to LA.
While I think the fit between Davis and James is perfect, I could see this duo being ranked in second place. While I think rumors about James' demise are wildly exaggerated, he's not the All-Defensive player he was in the past. He also suffered the first significant injury of his career last season. The heights this duo and the Lakers can reach will be determined by how many prime seasons James has left in him.
2. Paul George & Kawhi Leonard
Good luck scoring against the Los Angeles Clippers. George and Leonard are both monsters on the defensive end and have developed into offensive stars as well. If Leonard plays more games in 2019, he will automatically be in the MVP discussion. George hasn't consistently played at an MVP level, but he was at that point last season until a late-season injury hindered his success.
I am interested to see how the passing dynamic plays out between George and Leonard. Leonard isn't a great passer and can sometimes drop his head and drive to nowhere. Don't get me wrong, this duo will be fantastic, but I think other players on the team will have to contribute when it comes to ball movement.
3. Stephen Curry & Draymond Green/Klay Thompson*
Curry and Thompson have the most chemistry among any duo on this list. Throw in Green and you've got the big three that won 73 games just a few seasons ago. The Splash Brothers and the former defensive player of the year are still a formidable unit. I'll say confidently that Curry and Thompson are the best three-point shooting backcourt in league history. The Golden State Warriors will experience some drop-off this season as they wait for Thompson to return from a torn ACL.
While Thompson heals up, the Warriors will try to incorporate D'Angelo Russell into the offense. Russell won't be the primary ball handler in Golden State like he was in Brooklyn and he will have to act more as a spot-up shooter. I don't think bringing Russell into the fold will be difficult, but the team will miss Thompson's defense while he's out. Also, the backcourt will become crowded when Thompson does eventually return from injury.
4. Kevin Durant* & Kyrie Irving
We're not going to see these two share the court until 2020. Brooklyn Nets fans can hardly wait to see their two big free agent acquisitions play together. Durant was the best player in the world last year, but an Achilles injury has set him back. Still, the Nets have signed a generational talent who can play multiple positions and be a deadeye shooter. On the other hand, Irving has some of the best handles in league history. He's a tremendous finisher around the basket and proved he can be a closer during his time with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
I do think it's weird that Irving was so adamant about wanting to team up with Durant. I understand how great Durant is. He has the potential to become a top ten player of all-time if he returns to form in 2020. I also recognize that Irving had a bad experience as the alpha dog in Boston, but he forced his way out of Cleveland to become the man on his own team. Now, Irving has signed with another player that has a bigger brand and better game than his. It's strange how Irving's situation has changed so dramatically in just a few years.
5. Giannis Antetokounmpo & Khris Middleton
While Antetokounmpo carries this duo onto the list, Middleton complements the MVP's game well. Middleton isn't a superstar, but he's an above-average defender and can shoot threes. He's also developed the ability to play off of the ball and fits with what the Milwaukee Bucks are trying to build around Antetokounmpo.
Speaking of the MVP, he's an elite defender thanks to his length and athleticism. Offensively, he's the most dominant player in the paint since Shaquille O'Neal. However, Antetokounmpo doesn't have a threatening three-point shot. Teams have developed defenses that focus on walling him up and stopping his drives. That's why Middleton's shooting is so important and why this duo works well together.
1. Joel Embiid & Ben Simmons
You don't have to guard either of these guys if they're beyond the three-point line. In his first season, Embiid shot 36.7% from three. His percentage has dropped every year since, cratering at 30% this past season. Simmons has only taken 17 three-pointers in his entire career, and he's missed all of them. Embiid may be the best center we've seen since prime Dwight Howard and Simmons may be a 6-10 point guard, but there are nights where these guys just look off. They're not unstoppable.
Their styles can conflict as well. Simmons likes to run the floor, finding lanes to drive to the rim or holes to find cutting teammates. Embiid can't run the floor right now and his offense is based on a more methodical approach that takes time to set up. When that happens, Simmons' value diminishes because he's stuck on the perimeter where he can't shoot.
Embiid and Simmons are an intriguing duo moving forward, but they have to develop more well-rounded games and a cohesive style before I put them in the top five.
2. James Harden & Russell Westbrook
It worked when these two played together back in their OKC days, but Harden and Westbrook are two different players no. Both are ball-dominant guards who have been "the man" of their own teams for years. They wouldn't have won MVP awards otherwise. Among the two, Harden is the better player. He shouldn't have to sacrifice to accommodate Westbrook. After all, Westbrook is joining Harden's team not the other way around.
It will be interesting to see how the triple-double machine fits in with Houston's three-point shooting style. Westbrook shot just 29% from three last season. He's a better player with the ball in his hands so he can drive for a better shot or kick to open players. However, Harden's isolation style relies on the ball being in his hands for most if not all of an offensive possession. That's what upset Chris Paul so much last season.
Both Harden and Westbrook are superstars in the primes of their careers, and that could ultimately be the downfall of this duo.
3. Damian Lillard & CJ McCollum
Lillard and McCollum, like the Splash Brothers, have great chemistry. The biggest issue with this duo is their ceiling. While many of these other duos are comprised of championship winners and former MVPs, Portland's duo has neither. Lillard and McCollum have been together since the start of the 2013-14 season, yet they just made their first Conference Finals appearance this past season. And they were swept by the Warriors who didn't even have KD.
The Portland Trail Blazers have made the postseason every year of the Lillard-McCollum era. They've only made it out of the first round three times. While I respect what Portland has built without signing superstars in free agency, there's a hump the team just hasn't been able to get over. Things won't be any easier in 2019. Five of the other duos mentioned in this article are in the Western Conference. That doesn't even include duos that didn't make the cut, like LaMarcus Aldridge & DeMar DeRozan and Nikola Jokic & Jamal Murray.
4. Mike Conley/Rudy Gobert & Donovan Mitchell
Mitchell is the future of the Utah Jazz, and he has a strong supporting cast thanks to an active free agency. Even without bringing in Conley, the Jazz are still a good team with Gobert and Mitchell. In his second year in the league, Mitchell improved his scoring and three-point shooting. He might be an All-Star in the East, but there are so many guards in the West that he's momentarily buried under older players.
This is the only duo on the list without a true superstar. While Gobert has was two Defensive Player of the Year awards, no one believes he's a top ten player in the league. Mitchell isn't even fully developed yet and who knows if he'll ever reach that superstar level? Conley has been a great, overlooked player for years, but he's not an All-NBA level player.
I do think that this group is more well-rounded than some of the options I left off of the list. While Denver has a superstar in Nikola Jokic, his secondary player isn't as strong as Conley/Gobert. While the San Antonio Spurs have two All-Star level players, they're a poor three-point shooting duo and are worse defensively than the Utah combination.
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 Photographs of the Cemetery
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 Jewish Gdansk, including article on Chelm Cemetery

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Career
At 16 years old she joined Televisa's Centro de Educación Artística (CEA), one of Mexico's top acting schools. At the age of 19, Begoña Narváez made her debut as Isabel Flores in "Muchachitas como tú" (Teenage Girls Like You). It was a new version of the 1991 version produced by Emilio Larrosa. Muchachitas como tú was not the only telenovela Narváez has done Código Postal (Postcode) as Amy Adams, the girlfriend of Rafael Puentes. In 2010, Narváez played Marissa in "Zacatillo, un lugar en tu corazón" (Zacatillo: A New Beginning). Narváez played three different characters in La rosa de Guadalupe: Bibiana (in 2008), Jackie (in 2008) and Selma (in 2011). Narváez made her debut in American film From Prada to Nada. In 2012, she played in Mexican drama, Facenet as Paulina. Also, in 2012 Narváez played Barbara Montenegro in Rosa Diamante. As Barbara Montenegro, she played a vain woman in love with a man who constantly cheated on her but she was determined to keep him at all costs. Narváez played Lety in a Mexican romance entitled Me Late Chocolate. She can be seen in the upcoming Telemundo series La Impostora as Mariana Serrano.

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A tale of two cases: Dumas vs Sipple
Alexandre Dumas pere
I promised in the previous post to follow with two examples of the fascinating differences in American and European law (not to mention culture) when it comes to privacy and its component values, such as liberty, dignity, and honor.
Of the many cases in James Q Whitman's excellent research into those two traditions, these two caught my attention:
The 1867 case of Alexandre Dumas pere, which expresses perfectly the French (and thus continental European) philosophy on the matter of privacy, and
the case of Oliver Sipple, a gay man who saved President Gerald Ford's life in an assassination attempt in 1976, which expresses the American philosophy
1) Dumas
Alexandre Dumas père was the author of The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers and other books. In his sixties, he had a steamy affair (as one did) with an actress and horsewoman from Texas who was almost half his age and (in)famous for mounting stages scantily clad by the standards of the time.
Dumas and his lover posed for several risqué photos. Nobody on Facebook today would bat an eyelid, but the babe was in her underwear, and even the old man was in states of relative undress. Dumas sold the rights to those photos to the photographer, as he later admitted in court. The photographer then published some of these photos.
Dumas, probably thinking of his musketeers who would have demanded a duel on the spot, sued. And — this is the interesting bit — the French courts sided with him.
In its decision, the court cited Dumas' "right to privacy" which superseded the photographer's property rights, even though Dumas had explicitly sold him those rights. Dumas, Whitman quotes the court as opining, had
forgotten to take care for his dignity, and [publication of the photos sufficed to] remind him that private life must be walled off in the interest of individuals, and often in the interest of good morals as well.
So there we have it: The French legal culture, following its ancient traditions, saw:
the honor of a high-status individual as the highest value at stake,
the "media" as the primary threat,
and commercial transactions in the marketplace as a vulgar aspect of liberty inferior to the dignity of the people involved.
2) Sipple
In 1975, President Gerald Ford came out of the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco. A crowd had formed, and a woman, for whatever reasons, raised a gun to shoot the president. Oliver Sipple, a US Marine and Vietnam veteran, saw this and tackled the woman, so that the shot missed the president.
So he became a "hero".
America's press declared him so, and followed up with its usual fare, digging up every morsel of Sipple's private life for the public. This was unfortunate, because Sipple was gay and, although he was living out of the closet in San Francisco, his family in the Midwest had no idea. Sipple wanted his homosexuality kept out of the papers and sued.
By now it should be clear how a continental European court would have ruled. But the American court gave priority to freedom of the press and of speech. Sipple eventually committed suicide.
So (referring back to the previous post) there again we have it: The American legal culture, following its ancient traditions, regarded:
liberty, defined as freedom from state tyranny as opposed to public humiliation, as the highest value,
an individual's home as the only locus legitimately walled off from the public, and
public spaces and activities (such as San Francisco's gay scene, or even the venue of an assassination attempt) as fair game.
March 8, 2010 Andreas Kluth	Alexandre Dumas pere, America, dignity, Europe, freedom, honor, James Q. Whitman, law, liberty, Oliver Sipple, privacy	28 Comments
Postscript on McCain
Read David Grann in The New Yorker on what I consider an epic, a Greek, a heart-rending tragedy: the transformation, under pressure, of a great man, John McCain.
This is a man who was once "more at peace when he was losing" and who, above all, was afraid only of one thing: losing his honor.
Thinking in terms of the underlying idea for my book, I can't help but wonder whether his (unexpected) "triumph" in the primaries was in fact the great "impostor" of his life, leading to an all-encompassing "disaster."
(To those of you who are new to this blog, those words are from a Kipling poem that inspired my entire book.)
November 10, 2008 Andreas Kluth	character, David Grann, honor, John McCain, Rudyard Kipling, The New Yorker	3 Comments

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On Chester Avenue in front of the Hofbrauhaus.
When does race day registration/packet pick-up begin?
Race day registration and packet pick-up will begin at 8:00 am inside the Hofbrauhaus and will end at 8:55 am.
You can register online; the deadline for online registration is Friday, February 22, at 1:30 pm.
*Please make checks payable to Hermes Sports and Events.
Registration can also be completed in person at the early packet pickup at the Fleet Feet Westlake and Pepper Pike locations on Thursday, February 21, at Hofbrauhaus on February 22, or on RACE DAY.
Is it safe to register online with my credit card?
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If I am registering with a family member, can I fill out one registration form?
No, we require individual entry forms for each participant to make sure that we have all the information we need for that participant. We will not accept two names on one form.
All online registrations will receive confirmation via e-mail. For mail-in registration, you will receive a confirmation email as long as you provide a valid email address on your entry form.
We will have several locations for packet pickup. You must specify at which location you would like to pick up.
Thursday, February 21, from 4pm until 7 pm at these Fleet Feet locations.
If I am pre-registered for the race, do I need to bring anything to packet pick-up?
Can someone else pick up my race bib and t-shirt?
Yes, both can be picked up by/for family and friends. Please have them bring a copy of your registration confirmation for easy pickup.
This race is an officially timed event using the disposable B-tag timing system. Timing chips are attached directly to the back of your bib number and are to remain adhered for the duration of the event. You do not need to return your timing chip after the race.
Results will be posted directly after the race on our website. Locate the race and click the 'Results' link or on the home page, go to the Race Results tab. You may need to refresh your browser to view.
Does this race provide any kind of awards?
There will be an awards ceremony immediately following the race where you can claim your award.
I could not pick up my award on race day, how can I get my award?
We can send your award to one of the Fleet Feet stores for pickup (Pepper Pike, Northfield, Westlake or Strongsville). Contact Karen at khentemann@hermescleveland.com to make arrangements.
We can send your award to the next Hermes race you plan to run. Contact Karen at khentemann@hermescleveland.com to make arrangements.
Awards can be claimed for up to 30 days after the race.
Where can I park the morning of the race?
Parking is available near Hofbräuhaus Cleveland, surrounding lots, & street meters are free on the weekends.
Am I able to bring my dog or a stroller to the race?
Dogs and strollers are welcome, but please stay to the back of the start area for the safety of the runners. Dogs will NOT be allowed in the Hofbrauhaus.
I can no longer participate in the race due to an injury or scheduling conflict, can I get a refund or transfer to another person?
Sorry, but all entries are non-refundable. Once we've received and processed your entry, you will not receive a refund, you may not give or sell your race number to other people, and entry fees are not transferable to the next year's race or any other race.
You are able to transfer your entry to another person for a fee of $10.00. This can be done at any of the packet pickups prior to race day. There will be NO transfers on race day!
If I am unable to attend and I have already registered, can I still get my t-shirt?
Yes, you can pick up your shirt at our office the following week – we do not mail shirts. Please call the office ahead of time to let us know that you are coming.
E-mail Karen Hentemann at khentemann@hermescleveland.com if you are interested in volunteering for the race.
Do I have to run the race or can I walk instead?
You may walk the course. However, the police may ask you to move to the sidewalk as the race draws to an end.
What is the weather typically like at this race?
The weather in Northeast Ohio is always unpredictable! For up-to-date forecast information, click here.
While this depends on personal preference, a typical race packing list includes your running shoes, spare shoes/socks in case of inclement weather, layers or a change of clothes, a watch, your registration confirmation (if you need to pick up your packet), and your race bib (if you have already picked up your packet).
How is the course- does it have many hills?
For the most part the course is flat. There are some small hills along the way.
For how long will the course be open?
The course will stay open until about an hour after the race start time. Ultimately the police decide when to close the course for everyone's safety.
I noticed this event is part of the Road Race Series. Do I have to be registered for that to participate?
No, this race is open to all interested participants. For more information regarding the Road Race Series, please go to the Road Race Series link on our website.
If you ran the race in the past and supplied an email address you will receive information and race updates as the race gets closer. Others interested in joining the Cleveland Chili Bowl Classic 5K email list, please CLICK HERE.


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You're Not You Review – Make Sure You Have A Box Of Tissues On Standby
by Meagan Taylor
Studio: Daryl Prince Productions, 2S Films, DiNovi Pictures
Verdict: 4/ 5
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I remember when I was nominated to do the A.L.S (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) ice bucket challenge I was enthusiastic to follow the trend. I took up the challenge of being drenched in ice cold water and I donated funds towards A.L.S research. So when I heard about You're Not You I was curious. Consider yourself warned, this film will make you cry!
The first scene of the film takes place at Kate's (Hillary Swank) 35th birthday party. Kate is surrounded by her adoring husband Evan (Josh Duhamel) and friends. Life seems to be idyllic. She starts to play Chopin's Polonaise on the piano when she notices her fingers start to quiver.
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The film jumps to a year and a half later where Kate is in a wheelchair as she has been diagnosed with A.L.S. Evan has been taking care of her because she has lost most of her motor skills. Kate just fired her last caregiver as she made her feel like a patient and is looking to hire someone new. Bec (Emmy Rossum), a rebellious college student that seems to never hold down a job and is entangled in an array of chaotic affairs, pitches up late for the job interview. Kate decides to give her a chance despite Bec's terrible first impression. Kate and Evan's marriage hits rock bottom when Kate finds out that Evan is having an affair with his secretary. The two woman find solace in each other as their relationship deepens. Together they fiercely tackle life's issues as headstrong Kate begins to rub off on impulsive and youthful Bec and vice versa. Bec grows to be the force of encouragement in Kate life until the tear-jerking end.
"I know it's not my place, because I'm not the one who has this thing, but… please don't give up" – Bec
Director George C. Wolfe did a phenomenal job of bring to life an adaptation of Michelle Wildgen's popular novel Terms of Endearment. He was able to breathe life visually between inconsolable Kate and turbulent Bec. He gave us up-close insight into the life of someone suffering from A.L.S.
The only downside to the film was that there were a few holes in the plot and the film ends very suddenly. This is all pardonable because of the film's emotional manipulation. Hillary Swank gave a brilliant performance that pulls at your heart strings days after watching the film. The ensemble cast gave noteworthy memorable performances. Through his performance, Josh Duhamel highlighted the agony that the spouse of the A.L.S victim goes through. The film had all the right ingredients cinematically and musically to create a beautiful story that takes you through the highs and lows of the characters.
Through a unique bond, Bec gave Kate her dignity back and Kate gave Bec a reason to live again. You're Not You is a story of sisterhood and transformation. It is worth the watch. Just make sure you have a box of tissues on standby.
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On November 13 and 14, Sommerfest Artistic Director Andrew Litton conducts the Minnesota Orchestra in concerts featuring Russian-born American pianist Natasha Paremski, who debuted with the Orchestra and Litton at Sommerfest 2014. The concerts open with Rimsky-Korsakov's delightful Suite from The Snow Maiden, a set of orchestral arrangements based on the composer's opera of the same name. Then Natasha Paremski joins the Orchestra onstage to perform one of the most beloved piano concertos, Tchaikovsky's First. For the second half of the program, the Orchestra presents Vaughan Williams' Fourth Symphony, a robust, dynamic symphony performed only twice before in the Orchestra's history.
The concert is performed at the Orchestra's home venue in downtown Minneapolis, Orchestra Hall, on Friday, November 13, at 8 p.m., and Saturday, November 14, at 8 p.m., with ticket prices ranging from $29 to $96. Tickets are available online at minnesotaorchestra.org and by phone at 612-371-5656. For purchasing details, refer to the section at the conclusion of this press release.
Following the November 14 concert, four members of the Orchestra, joined by Andrew Litton at the piano, will deliver a NightCap performance in the Target Atrium, featuring Edward Elgar's Quintet for Piano and Strings. Admission requires separate tickets, which are $10 each with the purchase of a ticket to the mainstage concert, or $25 for the NightCap performance only. Each ticket includes one complimentary beverage.
Natasha Paremski has earned acclaim for her virtuosic performances with such orchestras as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony, Moscow Symphony, Moscow Philharmonic and National Symphony Orchestra of Taiwan. This season she also appears with prominent orchestras around the world, notably with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London and the Minas Gerais Philharmonic Orchestra. In past seasons, she has given recitals at such venues as London's Wigmore Hall, the Auditorium du Louvre in Paris and Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires. In 2010 she was named Young Artist of the Year by the Classical Recording Foundation; among her additional distinctions are the 2006 Gilmore Young Artist prize and the 2007 Prix Montblanc. More: artsmg.com, natashaparemski.com.
Andrew Litton, a distinguished conductor on international stages and a favorite of local audiences, has been the Minnesota Orchestra's Sommerfest artistic director since 2003. This season he is concluding his 12-year tenure as music director of Norway's Bergen Philharmonic. He is the music director of Colorado Symphony, conductor laureate of Britain's Bournemouth Symphony and the newly-appointed music director of the New York City Ballet. His recent engagements have taken him across America and to Ireland, Belgium, Germany, Iceland and Tokyo. Also an accomplished opera conductor, in recent seasons he has led several productions of the Bergen National Opera, which he helped found. Litton, an accomplished pianist, released his first solo piano album in 2014, a tribute to the late jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. More: minnesotaorchestra.org, andrewlitton.com.
Inspired by Russian folklore, Rimsky-Korsakov's Suite from The Snow Maiden comprises four short movements that are full of character: sparkling icicles in the woodwinds; warmth from the strings; cheerful, chirping bird calls; a confused dance; and the exciting conclusion in the Dance of the Tumblers.
Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 became an instant success in the hands of pianist Hans von Bülow, the man honored with its dedication. It begins with high drama, retreats to a place of calm and rushes toward its close in a mood of white-hot energy.
Vaughan Williams' Fourth Symphony, hailed by William Walton as the "greatest symphony since Beethoven," exposes both the composer's humor and his poisonous temper. Though the tone is angry, uncertain, and even severe, Vaughan Williams insisted that this was pure music, unassociated with any sort of defiance or political agenda. The Minnesota Orchestra's first performance of the piece took place in 1941, only six years after the symphony was composed, under then-Music Director Dimitri Mitropoulos.
At Friday evening's performance, the Minnesota Orchestra is collaborating with the University of St. Thomas to offer specially-planned activities for students with a valid University of St. Thomas student ID. Check minnesotaorchestra.org for more details soon.
Audiences are invited to join the bass section in the lobby after the concert on Friday, November 13, for a special meet and greet session.
NightCap: A performance of Elgar's Quintet in A minor for Piano and Strings – November 14, 10:30 p.m. in the Target Atrium; requires separate ticket, which includes one complimentary beverage. See minnesotaorchestra.com for more information.


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Helen Mirren Praises Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Decision: "I Applaud Them for It"
The actress added that "Meghan Markle was a fantastic addition to the royal family—charming, did everything right, was gracious, was sweet natured."
By Chloe Foussianes
Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their intention to step back from their senior royal roles in January, the reactions have been mixed—but Dame Helen Mirren knows exactly whose side she's on.
"I think their instincts are absolutely right, and I applaud them for it," Mirren recently told Variety. "Hugely actually. Of course, it is complicated."
The actress went on to praise Meghan in particular. "Meghan Markle was a fantastic addition to the royal family—charming, did everything right, was gracious, was sweet natured, and seemed to be... Wow! What a lovely addition. Didn't seem to be neurotic… So, I think it is a loss in a way, but at the same time I think their instincts are absolutely correct."
Harry and Meghan attended an engagement in January, shortly before they announced their intention to step back.
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It wasn't clear what "instincts" Mirren was referring to, but she later referenced the British tabloids—publications that the Duke and Duchess clearly distrust, as evidenced by their lawsuits against outlets like Mail on Sunday and the Sun, and Harry's public letter condemning coverage of Meghan as "knowingly false and malicious."
Mirren also seems to think of the couple as victims of the press. "And I think it will all, hopefully, sort itself out, and the tabloid pearl-clutchers will get over their trauma at not having someone to attack all the time," she said. "They'll find another victim… probably me."
Mirren isn't alone in this view—several actors who, like her, have played members of the royal family have come to the couple's defense. Helena Bonham Carter—known to fans of The Crown as Princess Margaret—has said that the Duke and Duchess are now "masters of their own destiny," adding, "Good luck to them." The Crown's Queen Elizabeth, Olivia Colman, has also called the press's treatment of the duo "just evil."
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"I'd like a coffee please", states the elderly woman politely in, as you would expect in Italy, German.
We have just stopped at an Italian motorway service station, come café shortly before the Austrian border, and are standing in the queue. It is our last chance for decent coffee before returning home. That there are Germans in the queue is obvious. There is a queue. In Italy. An elderly, particularly frazzled looking couple has reached the counter before us and begun placing their order.
"Would that be an espresso, cappuccino or latte?", asks the cashier in perfect German.
"Yes but is that coffee an espresso, cappuccino or latte?"
"Noooo, coofffffeeeeee!!! Cofffffeeee!!", as if the only intelligence the cashier could ever obtain would be by working as an agent for the CIA.
"Yes madame I understand, but what type of coffee would you like: an espresso, cappuccino or latte?"
"Oh just take the cappuccino, they have milk in them don't they?".
Great coffee. These are two words generally not well understood in Germany, even when the German words toller Kaffee are used instead. I am very disappointed. Work is so boring and I am so tired from the German lessons and busy weekends, I could really do with some decent espresso to keep me awake during the day. After being spoilt by contemporary Kiwi coffee culture, I had expected, with such proximity to Italy, the same in Germany. But then I am, according to the Frau, a coffee snob, if she is feeling generous, an unusual state for her. If, on the other hand, Mr G. from the Three Dwarfs is present, I am labelled a Coffee Nazi. In capitals.
Although I suppose I should not complain too much about German coffee. In the 50s and 60s appreciation of good coffee was at another level. Back then many German visitors to Italy took their own packets of instant coffee into the ristorante. To ensure they got good coffee. And in the 70s asking for a cappuccino in a German café would result in the delivery of black water with a dollop of whipped cream. In fact even today in many German cafés, it is necessary to specify whether the cappuccino is with or without cream.
Although German coffee appreciation has definitely improved from those early times, this is not always apparent. Not that we Kiwis can really claim to have a long history of good coffee. Back in my teenage years, percolated, or filter, coffee was exotic and Nescafé was the norm. As a teenager, I used to get excited at the prospect of visiting a café and drinking the exotic perc coffee. (As you might guess I went to an all boys school). Not that we quite reached the level of taking instant coffee into a ristorante. No the Kiwi coffee culture, and my conversion to coffee nazism are fairly recent phenomenons. When I first returned to New Zealand for a visit after two and half years away I find the coffee related terms commonly used in Italy or Germany of little use. Hmm, so much for being a knowledgeable Coffee Nazi I think as I stare confused at the drinks menu of the first café I go into. Where is the espresso?


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A (3)
Giuseppe Alliegro, scrittore, poeta e giornalista italiano (Padula, n.1916 - Napoli, †1987)
Giuseppe Alongi, scrittore e poliziotto italiano (Prizzi, n.1858 - Palermo, †1939)
Giuseppe Artale, scrittore italiano (Castello di Mazzarino, n.1632 - Napoli, †1679)

B (10)
Giuseppe Barbieri, scrittore e poeta italiano (Bassano del Grappa, n.1774 - Torreglia, †1852)
Giuseppe Beghelli, scrittore e giornalista italiano (Briga Marittima, n.1847 - Nizza, †1877)
Giuseppe Berto, scrittore, drammaturgo e sceneggiatore italiano (Mogliano Veneto, n.1914 - Roma, †1978)
Giuseppe Bevilacqua, scrittore e traduttore italiano (Treviso, n.1926 - Firenze, †2019)
Giuseppe Bianchini, scrittore e storico italiano (Verona, n.1704 - Roma, †1764)
Giuseppe Bonaviri, scrittore e poeta italiano (Mineo, n.1924 - Frosinone, †2009)
Giuseppe Bonura, scrittore e critico letterario italiano (Fano, n.1933 - Milano, †2008)
Giuseppe Brancale, scrittore italiano (Sant'Arcangelo, n.1925 - Firenze, †1979)
Giuseppe Bres, scrittore e critico d'arte italiano (Nizza, n.1842 - Nizza, †1924)
Giuseppe Bufalari, scrittore italiano (Firenze, n.1927)

C (13)
Giuseppe Casa, romanziere italiano (Licata, n.1963)
Giuseppe Campolieti, scrittore, giornalista e biografo italiano (Rotello, n.1933 - Mestre, †2017)
Giuseppe Caprin, scrittore italiano (Trieste, n.1843 - Trieste, †1904)
Giuseppe Carlotti, scrittore italiano (Roma, n.1974)
Giuseppe Carpani, scrittore e librettista italiano (Vill'albese, n.1752 - Vienna, †1825)
Pinin Carpi, scrittore, illustratore e poeta italiano (Milano, n.1920 - Milano, †2004)
Giuseppe Caruso, scrittore e giornalista italiano (n.1975)
Giuseppe Cassieri, scrittore, commediografo e saggista italiano (Rodi Garganico, n.1926 - Roma, †2008)
Giuseppe Catozzella, scrittore italiano (Milano, n.1976)
Giuseppe Ciocca, scrittore italiano (Treviglio, n.1867 - †1950)
Giuseppe Colli, scrittore e poeta italiano (Lu Monferrato, n.1924 - Torino, †2017)
Giuseppe Conte, scrittore, poeta e librettista italiano (Imperia, n.1945)
Giuseppe Culicchia, scrittore, saggista e traduttore italiano (Torino, n.1965)

D (3)
Giuseppe D'Agata, scrittore, sceneggiatore e partigiano italiano (Bologna, n.1927 - Bologna, †2011)
Giuseppe Dessì, scrittore italiano (Cagliari, n.1909 - Roma, †1977)
Giuseppe Di Costanzo, scrittore italiano (Napoli, n.1953 - Berlino, †2013)

F (5)
Giuseppe Fatini, scrittore italiano (Piancastagnaio, n.1884 - Firenze, †1963)
Giuseppe Favati, scrittore, poeta e giornalista italiano (Pisa, n.1927 - Firenze, †2009)
Giuseppe Ferrandino, scrittore e fumettista italiano (Ischia, n.1958)
Giuseppe Festa, scrittore e musicista italiano (Milano, n.1972)
Giuseppe Fiori, scrittore italiano (Rieti, n.1942)

G (2)
Giuseppe Genna, scrittore italiano (Milano, n.1969)
Giuseppe Grippa, scrittore e politico italiano (Napoli, n.1744)

I (1)
Giuseppe Iadanza, scrittore e saggista italiano (Forchia, n.1931)

J (1)
Giuseppe Josca, scrittore e giornalista italiano (Melfi, n.1928 - †2014)

L (5)
Giuseppe Lanza, scrittore, drammaturgo e critico teatrale italiano (Valguarnera Caropepe, n.1900 - Milano, †1988)
Giuseppe Lattanzi, scrittore, giornalista e poeta italiano (Nemi, n.1762 - Lanuvio, †1822)
Giuseppe Lisi, scrittore italiano (Firenze, n.1929)
Giuseppe Lo Presti, scrittore e terrorista italiano (Alcamo, n.1958 - Sanremo, †1995)
Giuseppe Lupo, scrittore e saggista italiano (Atella, n.1963)

M (11)
Giuseppe Malatesta Garuffi, scrittore, poeta e bibliotecario italiano (n.Rimini - Rimini, †1727)
Giuseppe Marcenaro, scrittore e saggista italiano (Genova, n.1942)
Giuseppe Marimonti, scrittore, storico e insegnante italiano (Milano, n.1811)
Giuseppe Marotta, scrittore, sceneggiatore e paroliere italiano (Napoli, n.1902 - Napoli, †1963)
Giuseppe Masi, scrittore, filosofo e poeta italiano (Firenze, n.1915 - Bologna, †2007)
Giuseppe Mazzaglia, scrittore italiano (Catania, n.1926 - †2014)
Giuseppe Mendicino, scrittore italiano (Arezzo, n.1960)
Giuseppe Mercurio, scrittore, linguista e giornalista italiano (Orosei, n.1919 - †1994)
Giuseppe Mezzanotte, scrittore italiano (Chieti, n.1855 - Chieti, †1935)
Giuseppe Montanelli, scrittore, patriota e politico italiano (Fucecchio, n.1813 - Fucecchio, †1862)
Giuseppe Montesano, scrittore italiano (Napoli, n.1959)

N (1)
Giuseppe Nicolini, scrittore italiano (Brescia, n.1788 - †1855)

P (9)
Giuseppe Pacotto, scrittore italiano (Torino, n.1899 - Castello di Annone, †1964)
Giuseppe Passi, scrittore italiano (Ravenna, n.1569 - †San Michele di Murano)
Giuseppe Pederiali, scrittore, fumettista e giornalista italiano (Finale Emilia, n.1937 - Milano, †2013)
Giuseppe Picciola, scrittore, patriota e docente italiano (Parenzo, n.1859 - Firenze, †1912)
Giuseppe Pipitone Federico, scrittore e giornalista italiano (Palermo, n.1860 - Palermo, †1940)
Giuseppe Pitrè, scrittore, medico e letterato italiano (Palermo, n.1841 - Palermo, †1916)
Giuseppe Pometta, scrittore svizzero (Broglio, n.1872 - Bellinzona, †1953)
Giuseppe Pontiggia, scrittore, aforista e critico letterario italiano (Como, n.1934 - Milano, †2003)
Giuseppe Puccianti, scrittore e poeta italiano (Pisa, n.1830 - Marina di Pisa, †1913)

R (3)
Giuseppe Raimondi, scrittore italiano (Bologna, n.1898 - Bologna, †1985)
Giuseppe Ravegnani, scrittore, critico letterario e giornalista italiano (Coriano, n.1895 - Milano, †1964)
Giuseppe Rovani, scrittore e giornalista italiano (Milano, n.1818 - Milano, †1874)

S (3)
Giuseppe Scaraffia, scrittore e accademico italiano (Torino, n.1950)
Giuseppe Schirò Di Maggio, scrittore e poeta italiano (Piana degli Albanesi, n.1944)
Giuseppe Sgarbi, scrittore italiano (Badia Polesine, n.1921 - Ferrara, †2018)

T (3)
Giuseppe Tirotto, scrittore e poeta italiano (Castelsardo, n.1954)
Giuseppe Tonna, scrittore e traduttore italiano (Gramignazzo di Sissa, n.1920 - Brescia, †1979)
Giuseppe Torelli, scrittore, giornalista e politico italiano (Recetto, n.1816 - Torino, †1866)

V (1)
Giuseppe Vingiano, scrittore italiano

Š (1)
Giuseppe Šebesta, scrittore, artista e etnografo italiano (Trento, n.1919 - Fondo, †2005)

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Annapolis sailing community loses colorful character
By Bill Wagner
bwagner@capgaznews.com |
Annapolis sailor John Potter recently passed away. - Original Credit: (Courtesy photo / HANDOUT)
I've met a ton of interesting characters over the course of three decades covering the Annapolis sailboat racing scene.
None met the definitions of "interesting" and "character" quite like John Potter, a former big boat sailor who became an ardent promoter of small boat racing in Annapolis.
Potter passed away on July 2 in Burlington, Vermont after a lengthy battle with cancer. The 73-year-old was surrounded by his son, Emiry Stilwell Potter, and daughter, Kate Potter Flory.
This news was greeted with sadness by members of the Annapolis sailing community that got to know Potter, a quirky and offbeat personality with a highly intelligent and creative mind.
I didn't know his name was John Potter for almost two years after being introduced, first via email then later in-person. I came to know the man with a passion for all things nautical as Alden Bugly, which I would eventually discover was a fictitious name and alter ego derived from a drunken conversation between a pair of local yacht brokers.
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Reportedly, one derisively proclaimed to companions at a local watering hole "you're all bald and ugly." However, the slurred comment actually came out as "You're Alden Bugly." Potter immediately adopted the spoonerism as a nickname that eventually replaced his real name.
Potter, who had long graying hair and handsome features, was neither bald nor ugly — a fact former Spinsheet Magazine editor Dave Gendell pointed out in a remembrance piece published earlier this week.
Nonetheless, that is how he became known in local sailing circles during a whirlwind decade-plus of activity that stamped Potter as a significant contributor to the sport in Annapolis.
Potter is best known for founding the Tuesday Evening Summer One-Design series out of Severn Sailing Association. He dubbed it TESOD and was the driving force behind making the informal practice racing session a major event on the weekly calendar from June through August.
Potter served as principal race officer and often single-handedly ran TESOD, which attracted entries from all the one-design dinghy classes at Severn Sailing Association. He set up short courses and cranked out as many as eight to 10 races per night for Lasers, Snipes, 505s and Jet 14s among others.
John Potter recently passed away. - Original Credit: (Courtesy photo / HANDOUT)
"SSA always had Tuesday night racing, but it was extremely casual and not very well-attended," Potter noted in a 2007 article about TESOD. "I just put a little more oomph in it. I accosted people on the street and asked, 'Are you coming out tonight?' I walked the lot on Sundays and bullied the weekend sailors into showing up on Tuesdays."
Alden Bugly became beloved by sailors from all the aforementioned classes for his unwavering dedication and commitment to the Tuesday Evening Summer One-Design series.
"Bugly was highly eclectic and a bit eccentric and those qualities are what made him special. He was a non-conformist with respect to race management and was seen to be a bit too 'loosey goosey' with some of the details that PROs tend to dwell on, but that's exactly what made him so effective at organizing and running informal racing," said Jesse Falsone, a veteran of the 505 and Interclub classes.
"I still recall him pitching me the idea for TESOD (a name he coined) and was a bit skeptical that he could pull it off, but after I attended those first few weeks I knew he had tapped into something great — sailing and racing for the sheer joy of it."
Potter also ran the Severn Sailing Association Frostbite series and served as principal race officer of numerous major regattas hosted by the Eastport club. Ali Meller became a member in 1999 and quickly decided the two best things about SSA were TESOD and Frostbite, because both were directed flawlessly by Potter.
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"This was a huge time commitment for John, every Tuesday evening during the summer, and every Sunday afternoon during the winter. John did this year after year," Meller recalled. "I don't think we fully appreciated how much of a commitment it was until John was no longer doing it, and we had to jump through hoops to find people to staff the race committee."
While routinely performing race management solo, Potter also somehow managed to take great photos of participating boats and wrote up a fun and informative post-regatta report.
Gendell got to know Potter well after he showed up at the SpinSheet office in the spring of 1996 and announced he was there to make the monthly magazine better. Publisher Mary Ewenson brought Alden Bugly aboard as an information technology specialist and he helped develop the website and build the database.
"John was an extremely colorful character — super smart with a ton of extremely clever ideas," Gendell said. "He rode an endless wave of creativity and energy, which he combined with vast experience and an offbeat vibe. A gifted sailor, writer, artist, technologist, and volunteer, John Potter left the sailing scene a better place than he found it. He will be missed and not forgotten."
I was recruited by Potter to serve as master of ceremonies for his "anti-regatta" known as The MacBugly, which he spent months formulating. Alden Bugly described the oddball event as "an intense, inter-generational, co-ed, inter-class regatta wrapped in athleticism with decisions issued at nano-tech speeds. It celebrates racers of small one-design sailboats who have mastered light and tricky currents no matter where they're from or what they look like."
Bugly, who had an intense aversion to yacht club culture, was a one-man organizing committee and stated that participatory restrictions include no navy blue blazers, club ties, turned-up polo collars, Breton red shorts or Mount Gay Rum regatta hats.
Entrants in the inaugural (and only) MacBugly Regatta were given foam-dome trucker hats and the awards party was held at the spartan Eastport Democratic Club. Bugly hired the country and southern rock band Peterbilt to provide entertainment and handed out a clear piece of Lucite to class winners. He talked about putting a Dixieland band on the water to perform during racing, but I don't think that idea came off.
John Taft Potter Jr. was born in the Long Island town of Mineola and lived a young life of privilege as his father and namesake was a wealthy businessman. Jack Potter, who later lived in Manhasset on Long Island Sound, owned the Potter Instrument Company and campaigned a series of large yachts named Touche or Equation.
The younger Potter developed into quite a proficient racer, completing his first Newport-to-Bermuda Race at age 14 aboard his father's Tripp 48, which won its class. He would later serve as helmsman aboard a Sparkman and Stephens-designed 57-foot cutter and a 68-foot ketch created by Britton Chance.
"The silver spoon I was born with was yanked from my mouth unceremoniously and without warning many years ago when my father's business went bust, but I still act like it never happened," Potter told esteemed writer Jack Sherwood for a profile that appeared in Soundings.
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After graduating from the University of Arizona, Potter was recruited as crew for such renowned yachtsmen as Ted Turner and Al Van Metre. He originally came to Annapolis in 1976 to steer American Eagle and Tenacious, renowned race boats that Turner skippered in the Annapolis Yacht Club Fall Series. He also sailed aboard Running Tide, an S&S 61 originally owned by shipping magnate Jakob Isbrandtsen and later by Van Metre.
Potter completed numerous Newport-to-Bermuda and Annapolis-to-Newport races aboard the aforementioned boats and was also a regular on the Southern Ocean Racing Circuit.
It was here in Annapolis that Potter met and married Linda Stilwell and the couple had two children. Emiry and Kate lovingly called their father "papa" and he was devoted to them, giving up ocean racing in order to be at home more often.
Potter was very much a wizard when it came to computer technology, writing race-scoring software, coding the original website for the Boatyard Bar and Grill and hosting websites for numerous companies and non-profits.
Mark Hillman met Potter while strolling through downtown Annapolis one afternoon. Now firmly in the persona of Alden Bugly, the bon vivant knew the standout J/24 sailor owned Hillman Capital Management.
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"I was walking down Main Street and John was sitting on a park bench. As I passed, he says 'Hillman, you ought to think about getting short on the dollar.' I sat down and he launched into a long explanation of why it would be wise to undervalue the dollar," Hillman recalled. "I thought to myself, this guy is incredibly intelligent and interesting. I really enjoyed brainstorming different ideas with John."
Hillman hired Potter to oversee the computer network, website and systems at Hillman Capital Management. Potter, who held a Master's of Business Administration from the renowned Thunderbird School of Finance, helped Hillman build valuation models for investments.
"Most people never realized how brilliant John was in so many different areas," Hillman said. "He was definitely a genius, but also very mercurial. He tended to bounce from one project to another."
That was quite true, and Annapolis is most fortunate that Potter maintained a focus on small boat management and promotion for such an extended period.
"John truly was a tireless advocate for one-design racing in general and Severn Sailing Association in particular," Hillman said. "He was always willing to share his expertise and savvy with others in order to make the area's sailboat racing better."
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Potter's family plans to convene in Annapolis later this summer for a memorial and commemoration of his ashes. The family would like to include members of the local sailing community and welcome support in the process of planning a fitting tribute. Those who would like to be involved can email Kate at kateflory42@gmail.com.
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Amanda De Cadenet: It Is Life And It Is Messy
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Photographer and girl about town Amanda de Cadenet is laying out all her life lessons with a revealing new autobiography.
AMANDA DE CADENET IS THE QUEEN OF MULTITASKING. She is a wife, mother, photographer, host of The Conversation(a popular interview series that focuses on power women such as Hillary Clinton and Lady Gaga)and the tour de force founder of #girlgaze(a movement aimed at empowering women through photography and directing). This fall, the 45-year-old Brit will also release two books. Harper Wave is publishing It's Messy: On Boys, Boobs and Badass Women on September 19, her deeply personal memoir that tackles uncomfortable, yet familiar, topics: ambivalence about motherhood, marriage, sex, body image; how culture influences unrealistic expectations of ourselves as women; and intimate discussions of the men in her life, ex-husband John Taylor of Duran Duran, current husband Nick Valensi of The Strokes, and longtime friend and ex-lover Keanu Reeves. On October 10, Rizzoli will release #girlgaze: How Girls See the World, a beautiful and powerful collection of images capturing young women's perceptions — with contributions from Lynsey Addario, Sam Taylor Johnson and Inez van Lamsweerde. Here, de Cadenet opens up about opening up.
You are brutally honest in "It's Messy." Was putting everything out there frightening, liberating or a mixture of the two? I guess it was a mixture—there were things in the book that had to do with my childhood and earlier years, like the mention of sexual assault, that I had not [previously] discussed publicly. I felt vulnerable putting them on a page because I guess it felt more permanent. I talked about so many things on [The Conversation], but people have to search through episodes to find my stories. In the book, it's all there. It feels incredibly vulnerable— and every time I know that someone's read it, I feel a bit anxious!
What did you reveal that others might have been surprised to learn? I think, factually, it'll be somewhat surprising. Some of the childhood stories — like, I spent some time in juvie — are facts people don't know about me. Other than that, it'll be what people expect from me: honest, vulnerable, and just me telling the truth. What was Keanu Reeves' reaction to reading about himself? He said, "Whatever you wrote, it's going to be fine. It's your book." I talk about the experiences from my point of view, and I'm respectful and mindful of others' privacy. I'm honoring the people that have helped me and he's one of them. Tell us about "#girlgaze."
What was your mission in creating it? #Girlgaze is an amazing ode to how girls see the world. It's a movement that focuses on closing the gender gap by providing job opportunities for female photographers and directors and by showcasing the female perspective. The book is a curation of images that were sourced from our community (over 2.8 million global members and entries)—all proceeds from it go to The Girlgaze Foundation. We recently had an exhibition at the Annenberg Space for Photography and showcased some of the images, but needed a place to promote even more of the work done by these talented female photographers. Then, in the process of making the book, so many were submitted that we just had to keep adding and adding.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand's prime minister announced on Friday that she is expecting her first child in June.
"We thought 2017 was a big year! This year we'll join the many parents who wear two hats. I'll be PM & a mum while Clarke will be 'first man of fishing' & stay at home dad," she tweeted.
"I fully intend to be contactable and available throughout the six-week period when needed," she said. "I will make arrangements for appropriate ministers to act in my other portfolios over the six weeks I am away from Parliament."
"Clarke and I are privileged to be in the position where Clarke can stay home to be our primary care-giver. Knowing that so many parents juggle the care of their new babies, we consider ourselves to be very lucky," she said.
"Clarke and I have always been clear we wanted to be parents but had been told we would need help for that to happen. That's made this news a fantastic surprise," she added.
Within a day of Ardern becoming Labour Party leader, seven weeks before the election, she was twice asked by television hosts about her plans for children. One host, Mark Richardson, questioned whether it was acceptable for the country's leader to take maternity leave while in office, and said most employers would want to know the maternity plans of their workers.
Ardern, who has previously talked about the difficulties of juggling political life while also wanting to start a family, said she was happy to answer such questions, but others shouldn't feel compelled.
"For other women, it is totally unacceptable in 2017 to say that women should have to answer that question in the workplace," she responded, while pointing her finger at Richardson. "That is unacceptable."


The downward slope of crime is likely to continue, as more states continue the trend of ushering in the legalization of cannabis.
While many protest cannabis legalization, claiming it will only add to the many societal issues our country is facing today, new research is proving that legalization might actually have the opposite effect. With recreational and medicinal dispensaries opening across the country, many have feared crime will follow. However, this new information reveals how dispensaries have the power to increase awareness and promote foot traffic, along with a variety of other positive benefits, effectively lowering the overall crime rate.
We've all heard the fear mongering speeches spouted from the bullhorns of anger anti-cannabis protestors. They warn of dangerous criminals, lazy stoners and the lethargy that will spread through entire communities like the plague. Jeff Sessions summed it up best when he described cannabis use as, "slightly less awful," than the heroin epidemic.
While it's obvious these claims are unfounded and absolutely absurd, new information is making the naysayers look even more ridiculous than they already do. Researchers from two of the top business schools set out to prove exactly how dispensaries have the potential to help communities lower their crime rate.
Tom Y. Chang, from the USC Marshall School of Business, and Mireille Jacobson, from The Paul Merage School of Business at UC Irvine, recently concluded their study, Going to pot? The impact of dispensary closures on crime.
They set out to explore what happens when the government steps in and forces medical cannabis dispensaries to close. Jacobson explains how their findings shattered previous beliefs about dispensaries and increased crime rate.
Contrary to popular wisdom, we found an immediate increase in crime around dispensaries ordered to close, relative to those allowed to remain open. Our results demonstrate that the dispensaries were not the crime magnets that they were often described as, but instead reduced crime in their immediate vicinity.
With dispensaries in place, more people than normal walk and are present in that specific area. This increased foot traffic helps to reduce crime simply because criminals are less likely to strike in high-traffic areas.
In addition to the increased presence, dispensaries take business away from the black market, where deals often come with heightened risk. The lack of black-market customers, along with the legalization of cannabis, has shown to reduce gun violence drastically.
Customers of the black market, especially medical patients, can never be sure of exactly what they're purchasing. Dispensaries offer a safe location for the purchase of medications, as well as recreational products.
Purchasing from the black market also comes with the risk of criminal charges if caught by the police. The War on Drugs, which proportionately leads to more arrests for cannabis than any other drug, turns innocent people into felons, while dangerous cartels traffic in guns, heroin, and methamphetamine.
As dispensaries continue to pop up, even in the most rural of places, research will continue to reveal the effect they have on crime rates, heroin use and gun violence. The downward slope of crime is likely to continue, as more and more states usher in the legalization of cannabis.


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This Shows Arsene Wenger Still Has Arsenal at Heart
Ameh Joseph Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Arsene Wenger is no longer at Arsenal Football Club but it is clear from all indications that he still has them deep in his heart. This is evident in a confession he made in an interview.
The Frenchman left the North London side after a reign of 22 years to be succeeded by Unai Emery whose first season has not been a disaster judging by the short time he has spent there.
The Spaniard started well by taking his side through a 22-match unbeaten run. However, Arsenal have endured a very poor form away from home as well as a run of disappointing displays against Crystal Palace, Wolves and Leicester City.
Right now, their inability to get a single point from their last three Premier League games puts them in a position where Champions League football for next season seems unattainable.
The Gunners are on fifth spot with three points behind third-placed Chelsea, with just two more games to go.
This means that their chances of staying put in the Europa League is high but Wenger while speaking on the fate of the battling teams said that he wishes Arsenal get the fourth spot as he feels Tottenham Hotspur will most likely finish where they currently are.
"You know it is amazing because a team like Tottenham is basically sure now to be in the Champions League," Wenger told bein Sport
"They've lost twelve games and so it looks like Tottenham will be in the first three and then I wish that the number four is Arsenal."
Arsene Wenger: "I wish that the number four is Arsenal, I'm sorry!" [@beINSPORTS]. pic.twitter.com/31bucxzHE4
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So this is kind of a month overdue. I have taken a very blase approach to blogging these days because sometimes, you just need to. Sometimes you do your thing and blog away, and then sometimes you put it on the back burner for a bit and just hang out. I'm just, hanging out.
Anyway, back to more important matters. June 5th, 2013. My sister-in-law finally went into labour! We all arrived at the hospital and waited for the party to really start.
Let's stick a lot of super anxious people into a room together and see what happens. A fun social experiment!
Where all the magic was happening. It's crazy that you could walk around here, and behind those doors, people were pushing out BABIES. It was just weird to think of how normal things were on my side of the door, but meanwhile, their lives were changing in such a dramatic way on the other side. It was pretty surreal.
A birthing suite. Pretty nice, pretty nice. For me anyway. My crotch was it's normal size while I was standing in it.
A soon-to-be aunt in waiting.
Almost a grandpa! I am so grateful that my dad made it to be a grandfather. He has been waiting for this moment his entire life I think.
G-ma! My poor parents had been awake for something like, 20 hours at this point. I felt so terrible for them. I think they were running on pure excitement and coffee.
So after what felt like way too long of a time, my brother finally walked in and announced that the baby was a BOY!! Woohoo! We all erupted into cheers and went and got some food. We couldn't see either of them for a little while yet, so we refuelled and went back where I finally met my nephew! Where I fell so in love that it knocked me off my toes.
Thanks you guys, for making me a little baby to spoil for the rest of my life. I love all three of you!


The University of Allahabad is conduced an Entrance Test for candidates seeking admission to its MBA (MONIRBA). The admission to the MBA course is based on Admission Test comprising of Written and Oral Tests. All tests will be conducted only in English medium. Interested candidates can check all the details like Application Procedure, Eligibility, Selection Procedure for MBA (MONIRBA) Admission Test 2018 is given here.
Latest: List of selected candidates for GD & PI for admission to MBA has been released. Candidates can check for the same from "result page".
Schedule for Allahabad University MBA Admission Test 2018 is given below.
The candidate has to fill and submit the Form online, in accordance with the instructions given in the said Website.
Read thoroughly the Instructions for the filling and submission of the On-line Form.
Review and ensure the correctness of the details of his/her academic record at Graduation, for purposes of making required entries in the On-line Form.
If the candidate does not already have an e-mail address (e-mail ID), he /she should create for himself / herself a valid e-mail ID, in order that the MBA Admission Test 2018 Committee may send him / her significant instructions or information (as per need) by email.
After completing and checking its entries the candidate should submit the On-Line Form by clicking the SUBMIT Button at the bottom for the online form. In the following circumstances, the Website shall refuse to accept the Form and shall give a message indicating the mistake (or mistakes) in the Form requiring correction.
The minimum qualification for admission to the MBA programme shall be graduation from a recognized Institution (Degree Course of at least three years duration with separate annual/semester examination system) from any stream. Students appearing in the final year examination of the undergraduate class shall also be permitted to apply, subject to the condition that they furnish their final graduation pass result not later than the specified date.
The admission to the MBA course will be based on Admission Test comprising of Written and Oral Tests. All tests will be conducted only in English medium.
Written Tests (600 Marks): The written tests will judge applicants for proficiency in written communication, intelligence, propensity to observe facts and use them, propensity to grasp and use quantitative and scientific tools, general awareness, logical thinking, reasoning power, aptitude for management learning and practice, and maturity in terms of personality.
Provided that there is negative marking for wrong answers, in pursuance of which, while 02 (Two) marks will be awarded for every right answer and 0.5 (Half) mark would be deducted for every wrong answer.
Group Leadership (50 Marks) : The testing will be done by grouping the applicants in viable groups and conducting discussion on chosen themes to test the applicant's leadership ability, group behaviour, and adjustment with group dynamics.
The final list of selected candidates will be drawn on the basis of the overall performance of the candidates in the Written and Oral Tests. Provided that a candidate has to appear in all parts of the Written Tests and all the Oral Tests; thus, a candidate, who is, for whatsoever reason, absent at one or all the Oral Test(s) will not be considered for final selection for admission. Final result shall be declared on the official website of MONIRBA and displayed on the notice board of MONIRBA.
Score in the Written Test, in case of their total marks being same.
If a student fails to collect the intimation or deposit the fee by the required date normally he/she shall not be granted extension of time and the vacancy so created shall be filled up by the waiting list candidate in order of merit.
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Morning sickness can be one of your first signs that you are pregnant. This doesn't always mean that you'll get sick only in the morning. This can happen, morning, noon or night. It will normally occur in the first trimester or your pregnancy and end by the second, this isn't the case in all pregnancies though. Some women will continue with it until the very end of term. Nausea can happen immediately or you may get lucky and have no morning sickness at all.
No one is for certain what causes morning sickness, it is a change in the body that happens during pregnancy. Many women seem to get sick after taking the prenatal pill, try taking it later in the day. Your doctor may even advise you to take some other form of vitamin instead of the pill. Always find out first with your doctor before taking anything new or taking yourself off medication, even prenatal pills. There are a few ways to minimize the sickness, but they don't work for everyone.
Try keeping crackers on hand, I prefer saltines for some reason. Try drinking some ginger ale, it calms the stomach down. Dry cereal is another good thing to eat, your stomach may just be a little bit hungry and trying to tell you. Remember to take small portions, this way you know if it is all going to come up or not. Sleeping is another good way to avoid it, however it will wake you up. Keep yourself hydrated, not only can this make your sickness come but you can become dehydrated and need to go to the emergency room if you aren't careful. Smells is another thing that seems to cause morning sickness. Imagine walking into a restaurant and the first thing you smell is grease. Yes, this can easily set it off. Bad smells and even certain tastes, get the feel for your body during the pregnancy and figure out just what sets it off.
Knowing how to avoid it, can make a world of difference. A few reasons you should go to your doctor would be if you begin losing weight because you are constantly sick. If you become dehydrated, faint, look pale, confused or throw up more than four times in a day. Your doctor may be able to prescribe something that will stop it. Try slowing down a bit, sometimes your body is just exhausted from all the errands you are running and it tries to give you a break. Listen to your body, take a nap, relax and watch a television show…take some time off. If you are looking for remedies for your morning sickness, you may try buying some pregnancy pops. Or if you'd prefer to stay away from the sweets you can wear a bracelet designed to stop morning sickness, they are just like the motion sickness bracelets. They don't work for everyone but they could work for you. .


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Innovative organisations promote creative thinking and a safe-to-fail environment by fostering the right organisational culture and supporting systems. Unfortunately, many organisations stifle the very innovation that they seek through ingrained habits that block creativity and risk-taking. In no particular order, here are 10 habits that choke disruption and kill innovation.
Takeaway: Testing potentially breakthrough ideas means not being afraid to fail. Understanding that failure is inevitable and a key contributor to success, is critical for achieving innovation.
Companies seeking innovation often make the mistake of focusing on return on investment (ROI) instead of the return on failure (ROF). Optimising failure can save companies millions of dollars.
Takeaway: Fearing failure leads to incremental rather than disruptive innovation.
Read more for How to Optimise your Return on Failure (RoF).
Leaders and companies that make a habit of vilifying failure, kill innovation. Instead, follow examples such as that of Tata Group, who reframed failure by creating the 'Dare to Try' award, which encourages the public sharing of lessons from worthy but unsuccessful innovation attempts.
Takeaway: Create opportunities for open communication about learnings and positively reinforce those who are trying new things. Managers that recognise and reward innovation motivate employees to be more innovative.
Not providing employees with sufficient time for exploration and trying new things is a surefire way to ensure innovation never happens in your organisation. Innovation giants such as Google and 3M deliberately allocate time for employees to undertake passion projects, which has led to countless new innovations.
Takeaway: Employees should be encouraged and have the opportunity to be involved with innovation related activities. Innovation should be perceived as something that comprises their day to day responsibilities.
Nothing diminishes innovation like a lack of cross collaboration. Siloed departments that scurry to protect their people, information, budget, ideas and IP fail to foster an innovative culture. Holding inter-departmental hackathons and brainstorms are a good start.
Takeaway: Innovation often happens at the intersection of vastly different ideas. Create opportunities for different people and ideas to cross-pollinate.
Serial entrepreneur and founder of the Lean Startup movement, Steve Blank, touts 'getting out of the building' as a key to innovation and startup success. All too often, new products are developed inside an organisation's laboratory and launched without first collecting any customer feedback.
Takeaway: Meeting potential customers and learning to understand what problems they are looking to solve in their lives is the best way to design a solution. This in turn increases the chance that the organisation will create products and services that people will actually want and pay for.
Leaders who talk about innovation but fail to back it up with action, ultimately demotivate employees who become accustomed to hearing the buzz word. Although innovation tasks may be delegated, successful leaders nevertheless need to take ownership of innovation within their organisations.
Takeaway: Rather than paying lip service to innovation, leaders should be supportive of new ideas and seek to remove barriers.
The path to innovation inside large organisation is often paved with intricate business cases and hoops to jump through. This is often before employees receive any budget to begin experimenting or prototyping new ideas. Instead, consider allocating a protected pool of funds for the purpose of experimenting on a number of ideas. This principle of placing numerous small bets is more likely to yield important insights about ideas and whether or not they should be progressed to a business case.
Takeaway: Save on time, money and heartache by giving employees the tools for experimentation. For inspiration on how this can be done, check out Adobe's Innovation Kit.
Innovation comes from a place of not knowing the answers up front. While this usually makes people uncomfortable, it allows people to be more creative and pursue a myriad of ideas, which arrive at unexpected solution.
Takeaway: Embracing ambiguity is difficult but rewarding, it gives us permission to explore and be creative.
People have a tendency to become emotionally attached to their ideas. This is often true of senior executives vying for credit and seeking a memorable legacy to leave. Unfortunately, this often sends time, money and resources down a rabbit-hole towards poorly developed products and services.
Takeaway: Instead of focusing on the features of a proposed idea, focus instead on the opportunity at hand. There might be a very real customer problem, which can be solved best by getting out of the building (see #6) and may require deeper exploration into a number of viable solutions.