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Luzerne County woman accused of hacking daughter with machete
BY JAMES HALPIN, STAFF WRITER / Published: June 25, 2019
A elderly Sweet Valley woman is facing aggravated assault charges after police say she attacked her daughter with a machete over the weekend.
Judith Kalinowski, 73, of 57 Wandell Road, is accused of cutting the hand of her daughter, Michele Brunner, during a dispute Saturday night.
According to the complaint, troopers were dispatched to Kalinowski's home around 8:40 p.m. Saturday to a report of a domestic violence assault.
Brunner told police she had been looking for her father when she approached Kalinowski at her brother's neighboring property.
Kalinowski responded by yelling at Brunner and calling her a "bitch," according to the complaint.
When Brunner began walking to her vehicle, Kalinowski followed and slashed at her with a machete, police said.
The machete injured Brunner's right hand, causing an open wound and a moderate amount of bleeding, according to police.
After the attack, Kalinowski fled the scene on an all-terrain vehicle, which she crashed at the back of her own home, the complaint said.
Police found the ATV overturned at the back of the home with a sheathed machete attached to the handlebars.
Kalinowski surrendered after police called her home phone and directed her to exit.
Police charged Kalinowski with aggravated assault, simple assault and harassment. Magisterial District Judge Joseph D. Spagnuolo Jr. arraigned Kalinowski on the charges Sunday morning and ordered her jailed with bail set at $25,000.
A preliminary hearing was set for July 2.
jhalpin@citizensvoice.com


Weaving was big business in Dundee as far back as the 16th century. After the Union with England in 1707 ended military hostilities, Dundee recovered from the devastation of the Siege of Dundee by General Monck in 1651 and established itself as an industrial and trading centre.
The whaling industry which left such a huge impact in Dundee began in 1753 and ignited a parallel ship building industry. In 1820 when the first delivery of jute arrived in the city, Dundee's industries were well placed to capitalise on this new industry. The historical weaving industry, the ship building industry built the big, fast ships to bring the jute back from India and the whaling industry provided the whale oil needed for softening the jute fibres. Today it is easy to forget just how much of life in Dundee revolved around jute. We were the jute capital of the world often referred to as 'juteopolis', processing over 1 million bales of jute by 1900. The population of Dundee more than tripled in 60 years from 1841 to 1901 and was in fact higher than today. Over 50,000 of Dundee's inhabitants were working in over 100 jute mills, with more working in mills for linen.
This booming business in Victorian made many rich jute barons as they were known. But these were the few profiteers of the industry, and the conditions were dire for the vast majority of workers. As many as three-quarters of the workers were women and children, who could be employed for cheaper rates than men. The wages were low, and the risks were high. Health and safety was not what it is today, and injuries, accidents and occupational hazards were commonplace. It's difficult to imagine the working conditions, dust would be everywhere getting in the eyes, noses and mouth. Constant noise from the machines was deafening, and in fact many workers went deaf after spending too much time inside the mill. The machinery also produced lots of heat, grease and oil fumes which led to a condition which was known as 'Mill fever'. Bronchitis and other breathing problems were also common.
Ever present in the mills was the risk of accident and injury, and the local newspapers have many accounts. Verdant works website notes an accident in Verdant Works Mill on 26th March 1852: 'On Tuesday afternoon a girl employed in Verdant Mill got entangled about a carding machine and sustained such injuries before she could be released as to occasion instantaneous death'.
Some years previous, in 1839, Sir David Barry submitted the findings of his investigations into the conditions of the Dundee mills to Parliament. Included in this report were lists of workers who had been in accidents at work, or whom were suffering physically.
10-year old boys, Robert Malcolm and Hugh Cook were reported as missing one arm, as well as 11-year old Jane Lappen – most likely a direct result of life in the mills. Many more children and adults were reported as having missing limbs or horrific disfigurements, having fallen foul of the fast-moving machinery. Many more were reported to be partially amputated somewhere their body, more often than not the foot, arm or hand. Joan and Thomas Murtree, 16 and 15 respectively, both showed differing syptoms; the latter more serious than the former, causing Sir David Barry to write "likely to die".
'Accidental Death: We regret to record the death of James Clark, a worker at Verdant Mill, which took place on Wednesday evening in consequence of an accident which happened to him while attending his employment on the previous day. It appears he was caught by a belt of the machinery which carried him rapidly to the roof of the building where he was three times revolved round one of the shafts before he could be extricated. He was conveyed to the Infirmary as soon as possible, but the poor fellow was so much bruised that death was the result'.
As well as the terrible conditions in the mills, the huge increase in population from 1840 to more than triple within 60 years was not met by an increase in house building. Overcrowding became a huge problem with entire families living in a single room. These conditions remained with 70% of people living in just one or two rooms in 1911. Certain areas such as Blackness and Lochee were especially overcrowded due to the common practice of people living close to their workplaces. When you're working 12 hours a day slaving away in a mill, the last thing you want to do is live a long walk away.
Overcrowding inevitably led to poor sanitary conditions. Diseases including cholera, typhus and smallpox thrived in the city, and together with accidents and other infections and fevers contributed to Dundee having one of the highest death rates in Scotland, and the highest infant mortality rate.
The whole city suffered poor health, which showed when 50% of the men who volunteered at the local army recruiting office in 1911 were rejected as unfit for service because of their health.
Work in the mills of 19th century Dundee offered little except the promise of more bleakness.


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Batim - Village
Goa North Goa Tiswadi Batim
State - Goa District - North Goa Block - Tiswadi Local Language - Konkani, Marathi
About Batim village
Batim is a village located in Tiswadi Block of North Goa district in Goa. Situated in rural area of North Goa district of Goa, it is one among the 22 villages of Tiswadi Block of North Goa district. As per the administration records, the village code of Batim is 626722. The village has 356 homes.
Population of Batim village
According to Census 2011, Batim 's population is 1489. Out of this, 739 are males whereas the females count 750 here. This village has 132 children in the age group of 0-6 years. Out of this 71 are boys and 61 are girls.
Literacy rate of Batim village
Literacy ratio in Batim village is 81%. 1218 out of total 1489 population is literate here. In males the literacy rate is 85% as 633 males out of total 739 are educated while female literacy rate is 78% as 585 out of total 750 females are literate in this Village.
The Negative part is that illiteracy ratio of Batim village is 18%. Here 271 out of total 1489 people are illiterate. Male illiteracy ratio here is 14% as 106 males out of total 739 are illiterate. Among the females the illiteracy ratio is 22% and 165 out of total 750 females are illiterate in this village.
Agricultural status of Batim village
The count of employed people of Batim village is 422 whereas 1067 are non-working. And out of 422 occupied people 42 individuals are totally reliant on agriculture.
Batim's Members & Followers

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Q: Can I clone my Time Machine backups folder to an image file, to essentially backup the entire Time Machine? I'm interested in creating a clone of my Time Machine backups (the Backups.backupdb folder) so that my local backup strategy isn't entirely dependent on the external HD being alive. My hope is that I can backup the entire Time Machine contents to a single file (a disk image, sparse bundle, I'm not entirely sure of correct terminology) and then upload this file to a service like Amazon S3.
Is there a method for doing so that is known to work well and result in an image file that can later be restored to an actual external disk and have all backed-up contents still be usable?
I have one caveat to my situation which might complicate things - I have about 25GB of other data in other folders on this external HD which I would like to not include in a clone. I've taken a look at SuperDuper and it seems like it would clone the entire HD just  fine, but I don't see how to exclude files - and CCC doesn't even show the Backups.backupdb as an option in it's file picker (even after following these instructions).

A: The answer is yes and the tool I would use for this task is Disk Utility.
You can use the File menu to select New Disk Image from Folder… and choose only the Backups.backupdb folder as the source of the image.

You can start and see how it works, but I wanted to add some commentary as well since you already are seeing difficulties with other utilities explicitly not wanting any part of cloning Time Machine data.
Since this folder contains hard links, if you don't choose a tool that respects hard links, you will end up with individual copies of each file and not the efficient storage that Time Machine uses.
For network use, you might choose a sparse disk image format which will be easier to copy to S3 and not lose the entire file if the transfer aborts in the middle.
If I were you, I'd perhaps pick important backup intervals and only move those to the offsite storage, but networks are fast enough that you could push an entire backup set to the cloud if you didn't mind paying the data transfer costs and waiting for the upload to be written to S3.

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WBD advises Newcastle City Council on joint venture to transform derelict site into top city centre destination
Iain Pritty
Kevin Robertson
Soraya Thoemmes
Real EstatePublic, Government Services and Third Sector
ProcurementCorporate
Iain PrittyIan WardKevin RobertsonSoraya Thoemmes
Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has advised longstanding client Newcastle City Council on its joint venture with private sector developer PfP igloo. The partnership will complete the rebirth of the Stephenson Quarter - one of the UK's most high-profile development sites.
The joint venture, Stephenson Works LLP, will continue the regeneration of the 4.3 acre of brownfield land behind Central Station and create a vibrant quarter for the regional economy with new residential development, office space, and leisure and public facilities. The development will create around 2000 jobs and attract residents, businesses and visitors to the city and wider region.
Phase one of the development has already seen the creation of the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Rocket Offices, the Boiler Shop venue, a multi-storey car park and a University Technology College. As part of phase two, and with an investment to the tune of £104m, six plots of land owned by the council will be developed by the new joint venture over a seven-year period.
The WBD team advising Newcastle City Council was led by legal director Iain Pritty and senior counsel Ian Ward. They provided key legal expertise on the proposed joint venture structure, assisted with all aspects of the procurement process and led the negotiations in relation to the real estate and corporate matters associated with this complex transaction.
Ian Ward of WBD said:
"Helping our clients to support the North East economy is an important strategic goal for WBD and so we're thrilled to have acted for Newcastle City Council on this exciting joint venture with PfP igloo. It's great to see the public and private sector coming together to form partnerships such as this one in order to create jobs, boost investment and revitalise derelict sites at the heart of the city. The fact that the deal got agreed and signed in these challenging times is testament to the opportunities for long term growth and development in Newcastle."
Michelle Percy, Director of Place at Newcastle City Council, commented:
"It's been a pleasure working with the WBD team again and we're grateful for their ongoing commitment and excellent legal expertise. Being able to rely on a local team of lawyers, from a large international firm, with the right regional know how and understanding of the market and the city, has been key for us."
WBD advises clients across eleven sectors of expertise and also works closely with UK Local and Central Government authorities, as well as other organisations in the wider public and third sector. The firm advises the UK Government's Crown Commercial Service, providing a full-service of legal expertise across a range of disciplines, including general commercial, litigation and employment advice. WBD was also appointed as a Tier 1 firm advising Central Government Departments, Agencies and Arms' Length Bodies.
WBD advises house builder Taylor Wimpey on major acquisition in Hampshire
WBD acts on the sale of Psyche to retail giant Frasers Group
WBD acts for Moorfield Group on trio of acquisitions in the South East
WBD advise on part VII transfer of Arch Insurance EEA business
WBD advises Duchy Homes on its largest acquisition to date
WBD advises US client National Corporate Housing on UK and Singapore acquisitions
WBD leads on £7m investment for longstanding private equity client
WBD advises Resonance on £20m homelessness social investment property fund
WBD advises Northumberland County Council on £43m learning and leisure campus
WBD advises Vertu Motors plc on new acquisition
WBD transatlantic team hosts US offshore wind opportunities webinar
WBD announces seven new partners and four legal directors in raft of 31 promotions UK-wide


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I write as President of the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press whose goal since its founding 27 years ago is to increase communication by women (and by all unheard people) speaking for themselves, to enable them to participate in democracy by having their information heard so it can be taken into account in the nation's decisions.
We are concerned that our equal citizen rights under the First Amendment be protected in the new communications technology. First Amendment rights are citizen rights for the individual (part of the Bill of Rights for individuals), not a corporate property right and should have precedence -- or at the very least, equality -- over any rights granted to corporations for commercial purposes.
The First Amendment prohibits the federal government from adopting any policy or applying any legislated regulation favoring corporations over the individual citizens whose equal political rights the First Amendment was written to protect.
In response to your ".us Request for Comments," we wish to record our support for the handling of these policy issues relating to the .us domain by a U.S. Internet Council, through which the U.S. Internet community can negotiate policy for the .us domain under the jurisdiction of U.S. law and the U.S. Constitution.
Such an Internet Council could separate the policy and technical administration of domain names and protect our free speech equality with commercial speech, and avoid the conflict betwen citizen rights and rights obtained by wealth. We believe this also could provide an example of democracy for the international community.
We support the existence of the Internet Council also because it permits more democratic participation on policy by all citizens and establishes a body accountable to all of us Internet users, and leaves independent the technical overseers of the domain name system.
We support the .us domain being first organized into a small number of second-level domains based on the type of content to be organized. There can be some for commercial content, personal content, and the political speech the First Amendment originally intended. We oppose basing SLDs on geography as in conflict with the universality of the basic citizen right to communicate with equal access to the public at large.
While non-commercial and commercial may have equal protection in the .us domain, no special precedence should be given to trade mark owners in obtaining a domain name. This would violate the democratic concept of equal citizen rights.
The Internet came into being as a personal and political communication tool and should not now have the wealth of commercial companies given preference for buying and selling over citizens' rights to communicate. We need to protect the first-come, first served equality that has made the Internet a citizencommunication right, after over 100 years during which one's access to the public depended on one's wealth, due to the high cost of communications technology.
Preserving the domain name registration equality in fast turnaround is essential to preserving our First Amendment right to freedom of speech.
We strongly support the recommendations of the Domain Name Rights Coalition and urge you to give those recommendations your highest priority. There are as well many other benefits that would derive from the protection of the .us domain, and we feel it is your duty acting on behalf of the federal government to provide this very basic protection. We see you having the opportunity to make a landmark decision and one that will be a turning point for democracy, not only here in America but world wide.
Thank you for taking this historic step for all of us.


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SAT 00:00 Haunted (b01qrljn)
A series of stories of the supernatural.
John Keir Cross's tale dramatised by Patricia Mays.
SAT 00:30 Off the Page (b007tn5h)
SAT 01:00 Sherlock Holmes (m0001c9t)
SAT 01:30 Castles in Spain (m0004xw1)
SAT 02:00 The Personality Test (b00mk68l)
Progressive rock legend Rick Wakeman quizzes a panel about all things Wakeman.
SAT 02:30 Minor Adjustment (b0b51x67)
Saxophonist …. John Barnes
SAT 03:00 Joseph Conrad - The Secret Agent (b00770h8)
Conclusion of Joseph Conrad's prescient black comedy taking a wry look at the shabby truth behind the news.
Chief Inspector Heat ...... Ron Cook
Assistant Commissioner ...... Robert Glenister
Adolf Verloc ...... David Calder
Winnie Verloc ...... Wendy Nottingham
Tom Ossipon ...... Paul Bazeley
The Professor ...... Robin Soans
Vladimir ...... Hugh Ross
Sir Ethelred ...... Geoffrey Beevers
Great Lady ...... Jillie Meers
Toodles ...... Joseph Kloska
Stevie ...... Paul Richard Biggin
Waiter ...... Saikat Ahamed
Dramatised by David Napthine.
SAT 04:00 Podcast Radio Hour (m000myzq)
Sporting stories and a visit to the Socially Distant Sports Bar
Chris Pearson and Amanda Litherland tackle sports podcasts.
This week, Stef Garrero, Elis James and Mike Bubbins discuss their lockdown sports podcast The Socially Distant Sports Bar podcast.
Then Adrian Koenigsberg joins us from New York to discuss her podcast Quell Party which celebrates and showcases women and non-binary people in Skateboarding.
Plus recommended listens from the world of Sports, including:
Don't Tell Me The Score
Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc.
All-American: Tiger Woods
Death Of A Sports Star
The Tennis Podcast
SAT 05:00 Alone (b0b3fkqm)
Mitch has plans to watch the Australian tennis final on his own - but no-one else quite got the memo and they all turn up to watch the match too.
Unfortunately for Mitch, Will is trying to avoid working, Ellie is struggling with her Facebook reaction to a death, Morris is hungry and Louisa needs to find a hot date in a hurry.
Tom (Chief Fire Officer) ...... Saul Boyer
SAT 05:30 Dot (b08r1ljg)
SAT 06:00 John Fletcher - Night Express (m000n6bg)
November, 1933: Gregory Roberts is a young British spy on his first mission. Travelling under the alias of a ball-bearings salesman, he heads to Vienna.
But, in neighbouring Germany, Adolf Hitler has recently come to power and the Nazis are infiltrating Austria...
Cornelius Garrett stars in John Fletcher's spy thriller.
Gregory Roberts …. Cornelius Garrett
Litzi …. Melinda Walker
Harold St John …. Timothy Bentinck
The Professor …. Gabriel Woolf
MacDonald …. John Rowe
Archie …. Andrew Hilton
Simpson …. Christian Rodska
Erich …. Jonathan Tafler
Commissioner … Michael Graham Cox
Commissioner's Assistant …. John Hartoch
Gunter …. Ian Targett
Karl …. Richard Pearce
Gerta …. Joan Walker
Directed at BBC Bristol by Shaun MacLoughlin.
SAT 07:30 Great Lives (b05wc8wz)
SAT 08:00 Dilemma (b01r0h4y)
Sue Perkins puts Dave Gorman, Anita Anand, Mark Evans and Jenny Eclair through the moral and ethical wringer.
Comedian Dave Gorman is cheating higher, faster and stronger; journalist Anita Anand deals with an unexpected guest; creator of Bleak Expectations Mark Evans gets a hand in the bush (but no birds); and comedian Jenny Eclair embraces dating in the digital age.
SAT 08:30 Kathmandu or Bust (b07s6dls)
The lights of Kathmandu are twinkling on the horizon, the truck is in fine working order, and a haunch of goat is roasting on an open fire.
Mechanic …. Peter Serafinowcz
Consul …. Derek Waring
SAT 09:00 Selected Radiophonic Works (b00g15x3)
In 1958 an extraordinary musical laboratory was opened by the BBC. The Radiophonic Workshop provided music and sound for a wealth of BBC TV and radio programmes - from The Goon Show to Doctor Who.
Richard Coles explores the achievements of the unit and presents a carefully chosen selection of programmes showcasing the department's work:
* THE ELECTRIC TUNESMITHS
What have Doctor Who, New Worlds and Major Bloodnok's stomach in common? A Radiophonics Workshop signature tune.
George Luce finds out how sounds and tunes are conjured out of springs, shampoo bottles and electronic synthesisers. From BBC Radio 4, 1971.
* THE DREAMS
One of Delia Derbyshire's 'Inventions for Radio' produced in collaboration with the poet and dramatist Barry Bermange for the BBC Third Programme in 1964.
* THE GOON SHOW Series 9 (14/17) The Scarlet Capsule
Professor Ned Quatermass unravels a mystery around some enigmatic blue serge suits.
Stars Spike Milligan. From the BBC Home Service, 1959.
* INFERNO REVISITED
Peter Howell's musical play by Peter Howell inspired by Dante's Inferno, with Alec McCowen as the Guide.
The music was realised at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. From BBC Radio 3, 1983
Plus clips of Bath Time (1976), Relativity (1974) and the legendary sound effect of Doctor Who's TARDIS.
With contributions from Coldcut, Dick Mills and Mark Ayres.
Producer: Elizabeth Jaynes
Made for BBC Radio 7 and first broadcast in December 2008.
SAT 12:00 My Favorite Husband (m000n6bj)
The Quiz Show
Lucille Ball stars in the vintage American sitcom which ran for well over a 100 episodes between 1948 and 1951.
Co-starring Richard Denning as her banker husband, My Favorite Husband is the story of Liz and George Cugat, a happily married couple living in the fictitious city of Sheridan Falls.
Based on the two novels written by Isabel Scott Rorick, Mr And Mrs Cugat, The Record Of A Happy Marriage (1940) and Outside Eden (1945).
In this opening episode, Liz and George's housekeeper is desperate for a new dishwasher. Liz's solution is to get a spot on a prize-winning quiz show. What could go wrong?
With Gale Gordon and Frank Nelson.
The popularity of this radio series led to Lucille's ground breaking TV sitcom role, I Love Lucy. This was to cement her long-running position as one of America's favourite entertainers over several decades.
First broadcast in the USA on CBS Radio in October 1948.
SAT 12:30 Genius (b008gh65)
From the 99p coin to steel drum urinals.
Dave Gorman asks magician Paul Daniels to select the public's best loopy idea.
SAT 13:00 Castles in Spain (m0004xtt)
SAT 13:30 Castles in Spain (m0004r2s)
SAT 14:00 Castles in Spain (m0004tv9)
SAT 15:30 A Good Read (b00vrvrs)
SAT 18:00 Tanika Gupta - Skeleton (m000n6bm)
An Indian medical student is obsessed with a beautiful and unobtainable woman.
The skeleton's story breaks the spell.
Tanika Gupta's fable-based drama stars Shiv Grewal and Sudha Buchar.
Gopal …. Shiv Grewal
Nayani …. Sudha Buchar
Prasad …. Nadim Sawalha
Biju …. Kulvinder Ghir
Sumit …. Ravin Gunatra
Mishti …. Vinny Dhillon
Anju …. Nisha Nayar
Mother …. Surendra Kochar
SAT 22:00 Linda Smith's A Brief History of Timewasting (b007jshj)
Coffins, Funerals and Nursing Homes
Accompanying her neighbour Betty to a funeral, Linda encounters a mislaid eco warrior.
With Femi Elufowoju Jr, Jeremy Hardy, Margaret John, Chris Neill and Rob Newman.
SAT 22:30 Rhod Gilbert's Bulging Barrel of Laughs (b00tysvb)
With live music from Divine Comedy.
Guest comedian: Shappi Khorsandi.
Find out whether animals can have human faces; what annoys Rhod about considerate builders; and the most surprising location for a postage stamp.
SAT 23:30 The Mary Whitehouse Experience (b045xy47)
Charity telethons are mercilessly parodied by Hugh Dennis, Steve Punt, Robert Newman and David Baddiel. From November 1990.
SUN 00:00 Tanika Gupta - Skeleton (m000n6bm)
SUN 01:00 Castles in Spain (m0004xtt)
SUN 01:30 Castles in Spain (m0004r2s)
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SUN 05:30 Great Lives (b05wc8wz)
SUN 08:30 All Gas and Gaiters (b007jp2q)
The Bishop Meets a Bird
An unwelcome visitor threatens the quiet life at St. Ogg's Cathedral.
The ecclesiastical sitcom started life as a TV pilot in Comedy Playhouse, ahead of a run on BBC1 from 1966 to 1971. Selected scripts were revised and re-recorded for radio.
The Reverend Mervyn Noote …. Derek Nimmo
Stanley Bird …. Peter Jones
Written and adapted by husband-and-wife team, Pauline Devaney and Edwin Apps.
SUN 09:00 Much Binding in the Marsh (b015f9b7)
With fresh London premises, the staff must recruit a new secretary.
With Sam Costa, Maurice Denham, Diana Morrison and Barbara Leigh.
SUN 09:30 Millport (b0076bbj)
SUN 10:00 Desert Island Discs Revisited (b037sj80)
From the Rolling Stones to Beethoven, cricket's all-rounder shares his castaway choices with Sue Lawley. From November 1989.
SUN 10:45 David Attenborough's Life Stories (b01130qm)
The Cuckoo is one of the iconic brood parasites of the world - the bird that cons another species into taking its egg as its own and rears the chick to fledging. In the single frame of the Cuckoo you have a long distance migrant, travelling from Africa to breeding grounds in the temperate north, and back again. The Cuckoo does not raise its own chick and across a range of Cuckoo individuals, they parasitise several species of bird - all much smaller than they are. David Attenborough explores the world of the Cuckoo and not only marvels at their natural history but tells the story of how a wildlife cameraman resolved a scientific mystery - and how the Cuckoo itself harbours yet more secrets to science and natural history.
Written and presented by David Attenborough
Produced by Julian Hector.
SUN 11:00 The Moth Radio Hour (b0br5d8h)
I Will Be Your Father Figure
True stories told live in in the USA: Sarah Austin Jenness introduces fatherly stories, from joking to tender moments.
SUN 11:50 Inheritance Tracks (m0001sh6)
Actor Stephen Mangan chooses I Recall a Gypsy Woman by Don Williams and Who Knows Where the Time Goes? by Fairport Convention.
SUN 12:00 Poetry Extra (b0076k4c)
Dunstanburgh Castle: A Secret as Old as the Stones
Poet Daljit Nagra revisits the BBC's radio poetry archive and chooses 'Dunstanburgh Castle: A Secret as Old as the Stone'.
Featuring the sounds of Dunstanburgh Castle in Northumberland, recorded by poet Katrina Porteous, and drawing on local myth and memories of Scottish raids and the ideal of good lordship.
Performed by Trevor Fox and the children of Seahouses First School.
Producer: Julian May
SUN 12:30 Susan Calman Is Convicted (b040j1lx)
Intellectual Snobbery
Susan Calman explores issues on which she has strong opinions. This week, she explains why she is an evangelist for embracing the broadest possible spectrum of cultural pursuits, and why intellectual snobbery is the one thing that makes her angry enough to HULK SMASH in public.
SUN 13:00 Shakespeare: Thereby Hangs A Tale (b01ghgjn)
A Celebration of the Swan of Avon presented by actor and broadcaster Simon Russell Beale CBE.
A collection of programmes from the BBC archives inspired by and about the glover's son from Stratford. In true Shakespearian style, there will be comedy, tragedy and history:
* Great Lives – William Shakespeare (BBC Radio 4, 2011)
Matthew Parris, TV producer and novelist Daisy Goodwin and Shakespeare director Dominic Dromgoole discuss what we know, and don't know, about Will's life.
* Macbeth or Unlucky For Some (BBC Radio 4, 1979)
John Wells stars in a mini-Macbeth from the Edinburgh Festival of 1979.
* Lenny and Will (BBC Radio 4, 2006)
Comic-turned-Shakespearian Lenny Henry goes in search of the Bard in a programme which indirectly led to him playing Othello. With Dame Judi Dench and Sir Peter Hall.
* Mrs Shakespeare (BBC Radio 4, 1998)
Radio dramatisation of Robert Nye's raunchy novel inspired by Shakespeare's will: "Item: I gyve unto my wief my second best bed with the furniture." Stars Maggie Steed and Kenneth Cranham as William and Anne.
* Shakespeare Stories – Romeo & Juliet (BBC Radio 4, 2005)
Professor Carol Rutter explores Shakespeare's use of literary sources for his plots.
* Hark! (clip) (BBC Radio 3, 2008) attempts to uncover the sounds of Shakespeare's London.
* Desmond Olivier Dingle's Compleat Life and Works of William Shakespeare (BBC Radio 4, 1995)
Comedy featuring the National Theatre of Brent, which brings its 'unique' vision to Julius Caesar, with a little help from guest stars Juliet Stevenson and Harriet Walter.
There's also readings of Shakespeare's sonnets, enhanced with music and effects, featuring Sir Ian McKellen.
Producer: Nick St. George.
SUN 16:00 Rose Tremain (b0075nk4)
Olga and Bertie's 30-year-old daughter Lottie wishes to marry her Irish poet boyfriend Michael. But he's a dreamer and fearful of commitment.
He reminds Olga of the love of her life - a Polish pianist. Their love was not enough: why should Lottie's fare any better?
Miriam Margolyes stars in Rose Tremain's drama.
Olga ... Miriam Margolyes
Bertie ... Nigel Anthony
Lottie ...Eleanor Tremain
Michael ... Kieran Cunningham
with Becky Hindley and Tessa Worsley
Director: Gordon House
SUN 18:00 Cult Vampires (m0003tk1)
1. This Is Now by Michael Marshall Smith
Are vampires the only thing that can suck the life from you?
Three friends discover the unsettling answer.
Jamie Bamber reads Michael Marshall Smith's tale .
First published on the BBC Cult Vampire website.
Producer: Ann Kelly
First broadcast on BBC 7 in March 2004.
SUN 18:30 A Stone Woman (m000n66x)
1. Flint
Acclaimed actress Penelope Wilton reads AS Byatt's sensuous and ultimately uplifting account of one woman's transformation into stone.
Ines is a middle-aged etymologist. When her mother dies, grief overtakes her. Then, after a minor surgery, she discovers her navel has turned to flint.
The first of three parts of a modern day gothic fable that muses on grief.
Producer: Claudine Toutoungi
Made for BBC 7 and first broadcast in December 2004.
SUN 22:30 The Lach Chronicles (b07j68pq)
Lach's Antihoot
His night, held in various venues around New York, was called the Antihoot. Never quite fitting in and lost somewhere lonely between folk and punk music, Lach started the Antifolk movement. He played host to Suzanne Vega, Jeff Buckley and many others; he discovered and nurtured lots of talent including Beck, Regina Spektor and the Moldy Peaches. But nobody discovered him.
In this, the final episode, Lach decides it's time to bring back the Antihoot and wonders what this adventure might bring.
Written by Lach
Performed by Lach, Julia Sutherland and Richard Melvin
A Dabster production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in July 2016.
SUN 22:45 World of Pub (b008qt08)
For the Queen's visit, dodgy Phil books her beloved Chas and Dave. But can they make it? Stars John Thomson. From March 1998.
SUN 23:00 Newsjack (m000mzy5)
SUN 23:30 The Skivers (b00jd5jn)
Hypnotist Paul McKenna gets a taste of his own medicine. Sketch show with Nick Golsen and Tim de Jongh. From January 1997.
MON 00:00 Cult Vampires (m0003tk1)
MON 00:30 A Stone Woman (m000n66x)
MON 01:00 Shakespeare: Thereby Hangs A Tale (b01ghgjn)
MON 04:00 Rose Tremain (b0075nk4)
MON 05:00 Poetry Extra (b0076k4c)
MON 05:30 Susan Calman Is Convicted (b040j1lx)
MON 06:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvh9)
Charles Paris: Cast, in Order of Disappearance
1. Baron Hardup
Charles Paris is a middle-aged actor down on his luck, but his whole life is to change after a chance meeting with a chorus girl named Jacqui.
Assuming a variety of roles, the lothario thespian employs his skills to try and solve a murder.
Francis Matthews stars as actor-cum-sleuth, Charles Paris.
Adapted by Simon Brett from his thriller set during the UK's winter fuel crisis of 1973.
Charles Paris …. Francis Matthews
Jacqui Mitchell …. Fiona Hendley
Frances …. Jennifer Hilary
Maurice Skellern …. Harry Landis
Len …. Peter Tuddenham
Norman …. James Bryce
Barman …. Mark Straker
Newsreader …. Paul Leighton
Producer: Martin Fisher
MON 06:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k1vw)
Three Act Tragedy
Hercule Poirot, his amateur detective acquaintance Mr Satterthwaite, and the distinguished Harley Street nerve specialist Sir Bartholomew Strange, are amongst the guests at a weekend party being given by the celebrated actor Sir Charles Cartwright at his clifftop house in Cornwall.
On the first evening after their arrival there is a cocktail party - at which an elderly clergyman, who's only had a sip of dry martini, falls dead. Was it through natural causes - or could it be murder?
Starring John Moffatt as Hercule Poirot.
Agatha Christie's 1935 novel dramatised in five parts by Michael Bakewell
Hercule Poirot......................................................John Moffatt
Mr Satterthwaite................................................George Cole
Sir Charles Cartwright......................................Michael Cochrane
Sir Bartholomew Strange................................Clive Merrison
Lady Mary Lytton Gore....................................Pauline Jamieson
Hermione 'Egg' Lytton Gore..........................Beth Chalmers
Cynthia Dacres....................................................Paula Jacobs
Muriel Wills..........................................................Elizabeth Proud
Oliver Manders..................................................Carl Prekopp
Miss Milray..........................................................Helen Longworth
The Rev Babbington.......................................Peter Marinker
MON 07:00 Relativity (b095t037)
When Ken is rushed into hospital, and Margaret has to hold the fort alone, the family do their best to reach hospital as fast as possible - in a typically chaotic manner. Pete is nearly done for stealing chocolate Hob Nobs, Jane relives her glory days as a teen sprinting champ and Ian and Chloe have their first row.
MON 08:00 I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again (b00vt6jy)
The transport cafe that discovered Haute Cuisine - and the "Grim" fairy tale of Goldilocks and the Green Witch.
Written by Eric Idle, Bill Oddie, Graeme Garden and Andy Smith.
First broadcast on the BBC Light Programme in June 1967.
MON 08:30 The Secret Life of Rosewood Avenue (b007jx5n)
Miss Willow and the One-Eyed Gentleman
"I'm afraid you're too trusting for your own good, Miss Willow. Believe me, appearances can be very deceptive..."
Hapless vicar Timothy Carswell visits some of the more sinister members of his flock.
Stephen Sheridan's six-part series stars James Grout as the Reverend Timothy Carswell, Margaret Courtenay as Miss Tilling, Jean Heywood as Miss Tapp, Jacqueline Tong as Hilary and Patricia Hayes as Miss Willow.
Producer: Lissa Evans.
MON 09:00 Foul Play (b00zf4tf)
Crime writers Jessica Mann and James Melville investigate a distinctly 'kinky' matter.
MON 09:30 Gilbert Without Sullivan (b0076fcl)
Mr Foster's Good Fairy
Confectioner, Cyril Foster harbours dark secrets from his past, until he's offered a most unlikely escape...
W.S. Gilbert …. Starring Jonathan
Cyril Foster …. Ian Brooker
The Fairy …. Sara Coward
Jake …. Lennox Greaves
Samuel …. David Bannerman
MON 10:00 Drama (b06s7ztr)
Memsahib Emma
Tanika Gupta's glorious adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma is set in mid 19th Century India.
Beautiful, clever, rich - and single - Emma Bhattacharjee sees no need for love or marriage. Nothing, however, delights her more than interfering in the romantic lives of others.
But her plans soon lead her into all kinds of trouble.
Emma Bhattacharjee ....... Manjinder Virk
Roy ....... Navin Chowdhry
Bhattacharjee ....... Silas Carson
Krishna ....... Maya Sondhi
Sumit Chowdhury ....... Raj Ghatak
Miss Bates ....... Meera Syal
Mrs Weston ....... Tracy Wiles
Mr Elton ....... Leo Wan
Directed by Tracey Neale
MON 11:00 TED Radio Hour (m000n64r)
Rethinking Medicine
Guy Raz explores our approach to treating disease. Are our ideas too narrow – do we need a paradigm shift in medical thinking?
MON 11:50 Inheritance Tracks (m000nb08)
The soul DJ, Trevor Nelson chooses 'I Want You Back' performed by The Jackson 5 and 'As' by Stevie Wonder.
MON 18:00 Peter Elliott Hayes - Orbit One Zero (b08fx516)
1. The Unseeing Eye
"A glimpse across a weird threshold, on the rim of space where there should be nothing but eternal, frozen darkness. Yet where there was something more....."
Newspaper reporter, Tom Lambert has decided to reinvestigate the strange events of ten years before, concerning the "cosmic noise". Believing the inside story was never told, he's tracked down the only man who knows, Dr Hayward Petrie.
Told in flashbacks, the story unfolds from Dr Petrie's own recordings of the time when the detection of a strange pattern of signals sparks a mysterious discovery...
Dr Petrie …. Felix Felton
Tom Lambert …. David Spenser
Clifford Brown …. Graydon Gould
Elizabeth Ryder …. Elaine MacNamara
Professor Campbell McLaren …. Ian Sadler
Peter Garrick …. Harold Reese
Written by Peter Elliott Hayes
Producer: David Davis
First broadcast on the BBC Home Service in April 1961.
MON 18:30 A Good Read (b00vy0dw)
Stephanie Cole and Michael Horovitz
Sue MacGregor and her guests - actress, Stephanie Cole and distinguished poet, Michael Horovitz - discuss favourite books by John Fante, GK Chesterton and Joyce Johnson
Wait Until Spring, Bandini by John Fante
Publisher: Canongate
The Man who was Thursday by G K Chesterton
Minor Characters by Joyce Johnson
Publisher: Methuen
MON 22:30 Tom Wrigglesworth's Hang-Ups (b03hwbrr)
Out of Our Tree
Tom's father is engrossed in putting together the Wrigglesworth Family Tree which is leaving Tom's mother at a loose end. Tom suggests she gets in a lodger for company.
David Reed ... Henry
MON 23:00 The News Quiz (m000myx1)
MON 23:30 Hut 33 (b01jz3p2)
Spitfire Poker
The Bletchley Park code breakers try help raise money for the town's spitfire fund.
TUE 00:00 Peter Elliott Hayes - Orbit One Zero (b08fx516)
TUE 00:30 A Good Read (b00vy0dw)
TUE 01:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvh9)
TUE 01:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k1vw)
TUE 02:00 Foul Play (b00zf4tf)
TUE 02:30 Gilbert Without Sullivan (b0076fcl)
TUE 03:00 Drama (b06s7ztr)
TUE 04:00 TED Radio Hour (m000n64r)
TUE 04:50 Inheritance Tracks (m000nb08)
TUE 05:00 Relativity (b095t037)
TUE 05:30 The Museum of Curiosity (m000my7x)
TUE 06:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvhd)
2. Transformation Scene
Chorus girl Jacqui Mitchell has suddenly been rejected by her lover impresario. Could it be because compromising photographs were taken of them both at a party?
George …. Peter Tuddenham
Bernard Walton …. Timothy Carlton
Joanne Menzies …. Sandra Clark
Mrs Sweet …. Lynda Baron
Harry Chiltern …. Victor Maddern
Nurse …. Hilda Schroder
Maggie Swede …. Maggie McCarthy
TUE 06:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k1x7)
Hercule Poirot is now on the Riviera in Monte Carlo, but death appears to be following him.
1935 novel by Agatha Christie dramatized by Michael Bakewell
Mr Satterthwaite..................................................George Cole
Sir Charles Cartwright........................................Michael Cochrane
Hermione 'Egg' Lytton Gore............................Beth Chalmers
Colonel Johnson...................................................John Baddeley
Supt Crossfield......................................................Martin Hyder
Mrs Leckie................................................................Kathleen Helme
Little Boy...................................................................Tom Glenister
Directed by Enyd Williams
TUE 07:00 Hazelbeach (b00ljy24)
Domestic harmony is disrupted for conman Ronnie Hazelbeach and his hapless friend, Nick by the arrival of a very unwelcome guest.
The return of Caroline and David Stafford's comedy about likeable conman Ronnie Hazelbeach starring Jamie Forman.
Ronnie Hazelbeach ...... Jamie Foreman
Nick..........Paul Bazely
James.........Neil Stuke
Chloe......... Tracy Wiles
Carlton Hobbs..... Philip Fox
Doctor.......... Stephen Hogan
Producer: Marc Beeby
TUE 08:00 The Goon Show (b008zfwf)
The Spectre of Tintagel
Neddie Seagoon reveals his Arthurian roots and goes in search of treasure in deepest Cornwall.
Groundbreaking, surreal BBC radio comedy written by Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens.
First billed as Crazy People, ten series of The Goon Show were recorded between 1951 and 1960, but sadly many of the earliest shows weren't kept in the archive.
With the Ray Ellington Quartet and Max Geldray.
Orchestra conducted by Wally Stott.
Producer: Peter Eton
First broadcast on the BBC Home Service in October 1956.
TUE 08:30 Any Other Business (b013cnyp)
Chesbury FC is in dire straits, but Lady Mayoress Graham is determined to save the day.
TUE 09:00 The News Quiz (m000myx1)
TUE 09:30 Ed Reardon's Week (b007xrxm)
A faculty fracas with an old rival helps re-ignite the author's career. Stars Christopher Douglas. From February 2005.
TUE 10:00 Drama (b06sfk94)
Tanika Gupta's glorious adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma set in mid 19th Century India.
Emma's plans for Krishna and Mr Elton have backfired spectacularly and she is horrified when he declares his love for her.
But a chastened Emma is cheered by news of Frank Churchill's arrival. Mr Roy, however, is wary of his young English man with his airs and graces.
Emma ....... Manjinder Virk
Sumit ....... Raj Ghatak
Mr Weston ....... Stephen Critchlow
Frank Churchill ....... George Watkins
Jane Fairfax ....... Rina Mahoney
Mrs Elton ....... Evie Killip
TUE 11:00 Telling Tales (m00061yh)
Danny Robins
This week's episode takes a trip to the unpronounceable village of Yxsjö with the writer, comedian and self-confessed Swedophile Danny Robins.
From comedy revue beginnings, performing alongside Marcus Brigstocke and Dan Tetsell at Bristol University, Danny has gone on to write numerous sketches, as well as scripts for sitcom, stage and documentaries.
One early live show, The Museum Of Everything, became a Sony-nominated series for Radio 4. And he's since become a radio regular, writing for Dead Ringers, Hudson & Pepperdine, Armando Iannucci, and co-creating Rudy's Rare Records with Lenny Henry; while his television work includes Young Dracula and The Basil Brush Show.
Danny's most recent radio sitcom takes creative inspiration from his own experiences as a Brit indoctrinated by his Swedish wife. It is recorded on location; with Adam Riches starring alongside a cast of Swedish comic actors, and a fifth series has been commissioned for Radio 4.
In The Cold Swedish Winter, Danny mines a rich comic seam of cultural differences, exploring language, tradition and national characteristics, without resorting to cliché. The featured episode, New Swedes, also explores the country's attitude towards immigration, a subject he explored further in the 2017 radio drama The Most Wanted Man In Sweden.
Both dramas are produced by Frank Stirling for the Unique Broadcasting Company.
TUE 14:00 All the Way from Memphis (b00jj529)
James Walton's pop music history quiz with Tracey MacLeod, Andrew Collins, David Hepworth and Carol Decker. From January 2005.
TUE 18:00 Peter Elliott Hayes - Orbit One Zero (b08fxq95)
2. The Cylinder
Monitoring a strange pattern of signals sparks a mysterious discovery in outer space.
TUE 18:30 Soul Music (b0076xbb)
I Vow to thee my Country
A hymn that has attracted controversy for its patriotism, I Vow To Thee My Country was born just after the First World War.
Ralph Vaughan Williams had the inspirational idea to put together the stirring music from Holst's Jupiter movement and the poem written by American ambassador Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, which was found on his desk when he left office.
Raymond Head
Bishop of Hulme, Stephen Lowe
Martin Linton
Battersea Singers
Dr Martin Neary
Producer: Sara Conkey
TUE 22:30 Great Unanswered Questions (b00fn9l8)
Could there be a city under the sea? Could pigs fly? Featuring regulars, scientist Dr David Booth and Matthew Collins, up-and-coming comedian and computer geek. Special guest Tony Law.
TUE 23:00 The Consultants (b0076q2b)
Crossword challenges and dinner with the devil. Offbeat songs and sketches with Neil Edmond, Justin Edwards and James Rawlings. From May 2004.
TUE 23:30 Angela Barnes: You Can't Take It With You (b07qbcbz)
TUE 23:45 Hamish and Dougal: You'll Have Had Your Tea (b0080273)
The Shooting Party
The elderly Scotsmen assist the Laird with armaments for shooting out on the moors. Stars Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden. From December 2012.
WED 00:00 Peter Elliott Hayes - Orbit One Zero (b08fxq95)
WED 00:30 Soul Music (b0076xbb)
WED 01:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvhd)
WED 01:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k1x7)
WED 02:00 All the Way from Memphis (b00jj529)
WED 02:30 Ed Reardon's Week (b007xrxm)
WED 03:00 Drama (b06sfk94)
WED 04:00 Telling Tales (m00061yh)
WED 05:00 Hazelbeach (b00ljy24)
WED 05:30 The Lenny Henry Show (m000mzp4)
WED 06:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvhj)
3. Inside the Giant's Castle
Charles Paris has still not been able to contact the elusive theatrical impresario Marius Steen.
Now the man who took the compromising photographs of Steen and his lover has been shot - dead.
Adapted by Simon Brett from his thriller.
Marius Steen …. Peter Tuddenham
Juliet …. Wendy Murray
Miles …. David Dixon
Nigel Steen …. Richard Morant
Taxi Driver …. Mark Jones
Adapted by Simon Brett from his book.
WED 06:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k1yj)
Hercule Poirot re-enters the mystery deaths investigation, to the relief of all involved.
1935 Agatha Christie novel dramatized by Michael Bakewell
Hercule Poirot.................................................John Moffat
Mr Satterthwaite............................................George Cole
Sir Charles Cartwright..................................Michael Cochrane
Lady Mary Lytton Gore................................Pauline Jamieson
Hermione 'Egg' Lytton Gore......................Beth Chalmers
Mrs Babbington..............................................Patricia Scott
Oliver Manders................................................Carl Prekopp
WED 07:00 Barbara Nice (m000n5d9)
Stockport housewife extraordinaire Barbara Nice is the creation of 'Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights' star Janice Connolly.
In this warm-hearted sitcom pilot, Janice and John Henshaw play husband and wife Barbara and Ken.
Barbara is worried she and Ken are at risk of adding to the numbers of silver splitters - they have nothing in common; Ken's idea of retirement involves a marathon session of 'Pointless' and that doesn't fit with Barbara's idea of a well spent golden age.
When a homeless Spanish busker (David Sant) needs some help, Barbara sees it as the perfect opportunity to do some good and stir things up home ... A little more than she expected.
Barbara Nice ... Janice Connolly
Ken Nice ... John Henshaw
Mary ... Angela Curran
Tonio ... David Sant
Hostel Manager ... Debra Baker
Guitar by Kester Owen
Produced by Rebecca Papworth
_Carl Cooper_
WED 08:00 Hancock's Half Hour (b008p8pl)
The Prize Money
The lad gets more than he bargained for when he wins a TV quiz show.
WED 08:30 Up the Garden Path (b0082g3d)
Izzy faces confusion when fiancé Charles takes her home to the family mansion.
Tumbling from one love entanglement to another, 30-something teacher Izzy Comyn has a predilection for inappropriate men.
An eight-part radio sequel adapted from Sue Limb's 1984 novel. The second of three series which ran from 1987 to 1993. Granada also adapted the series for ITV.
WED 09:00 Dilemma (b01r5pxg)
Sue Perkins puts Roisin Conaty, Samira Ahmed, David Reed and Robin Ince through the moral and ethical wringer.
The panellists finely-balanced dilemmas involve changing history; dipping into the archives; injust justice and a maths teacher's non-standard deviation.
WED 09:30 North East of Eden (b01f9t2c)
Invaders and Outsiders
Marcia leaves London when she inherits her uncle's medical practice on the remote Paradise Island in Northumbria - with its Wind O' Change pub and populace of slightly dodgy fisherman.
Rebecca Front and Joan Sims stars in Peter Kerry's sitcom.
Doctor Marcia Hulme …. Rebecca Front
Auntie Annie …. Joan Sims
Hjorst/The Translator …. Niall Ashdown
Joseph Gates …. James Garbutt
Mrs Peevis …. Jean Southern
William …. Sammy Johnson
Ralph Gates …. Stephen Thirkeld
Other Roles …. Peter Kerry
Producer: Kathy Smith
WED 10:00 Elizabeth Bowen - The House in Paris (b0889b1l)
From her deathbed, the sinister Madame Fisher weaves the lives of young Henrietta and Leopold as she manipulated others before them.
But who is Karen, the mother who gave Leopold away? Will Madame Fisher reveal her secrets of love, scandal and death?
Elizabeth Bowen's classic novel dramatised in three-parts by Margaret Steward.
Mme Fisher …. Sara Kestelman
Karen …. Sunny Ormonde
Naomi Fisher …. Susan Bovell
Max …. John Duttine
Aunt Violet …. Ann Windsor
Uncle Bill …. David King
Henrietta …. Fiona Christie
Leopold …. Joshua Goodman
Music by Anthea Gomez.
WED 11:00 Hilarious Histories - What's So Funny About the Past? (m000n5dh)
2. Blackadder and Brian
To help Greg grapple with the big questions over accuracy and ethics, he's joined by Stephen Fry, comedian-turned-classicist Natalie Haynes, 'Horrible Histories' Head Writer Ben Ward and 'Austentatious' improvisers Cariad Lloyd and Andrew Hunter-Murray.
Featured programmes:
'Desert Island Discs: Terry Jones' [R4 1983]
'Reel Histories: The Life of Brian' [R4 2004]
WED 18:00 Peter Elliott Hayes - Orbit One Zero (b08fxww3)
3. The Power
The mysterious cylinder reveals its contents and - more terrifyingly - its awesome capabilities...
Sir Edward Bancroft …. William Fox
Mr Morgan …. Basil Jones
WED 18:30 Short Cuts (b09dy2s2)
Josie Long hears stories which come out of nowhere. A story of creation, time and disappearance; a writer takes a precarious drive down an icy road imagining the dive into nothing at the edge of her vision, and the unexpected kindness of a stranger pulls a man back from the brink.
Feat. Laura Barton
Produced by Rikke Houd
Originally broadcast on CBC's Love Me
http://www.cbc.ca/radio/loveme/the-island-and-the-sea-1.4234588
Produced by Claire Crofton
A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in November 2017.
WED 22:30 The Secret World (b01n11x0)
From Michael Caine to Mark Zuckerberg, Jon Culshaw and friends imagine the private lives of the famous. From September 2012.
WED 23:00 Chain Reaction (b0093z9z)
Arabella Weir interviews Paul Whitehouse
The story of 'Suits You, Sir' as two Fast Show stars are reunited in the relay interview show. From March 2008.
WED 23:30 28 Acts in 28 Minutes (b008kmqx)
Harald Dubois [Kevin Eldon]
Paul Sinha
Fat Tongue
Dr. Phil Hammond
Pappy's Fun Club
Five Live Drive
Faultless & Torrance
Joolz Denby
Paul Carenza
Philip Pope
Carrie Quinlan
Lady Agatha [Lizzie Roper]
Hils Barker
The Pros from Dover
Andy Zaltzman
Billy Bennett [Andrew Sachs]
THU 00:00 Peter Elliott Hayes - Orbit One Zero (b08fxww3)
THU 00:30 Short Cuts (b09dy2s2)
THU 01:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvhj)
THU 01:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k1yj)
THU 02:00 Dilemma (b01r5pxg)
THU 02:30 North East of Eden (b01f9t2c)
THU 03:00 Elizabeth Bowen - The House in Paris (b0889b1l)
THU 04:00 Hilarious Histories - What's So Funny About the Past? (m000n5dh)
THU 05:00 Barbara Nice (m000n5d9)
THU 05:30 Phil Ellis Is Trying (m000mzsh)
THU 06:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvhn)
4. Enter the Funny Policeman
Impresario Marius Steen has been found dead.
Jacqui Mitchell suspects foul play, so Charles Paris continues his investigations - and discovers a thing or two about Steen's will.
Gerald Venables …. Jeremy Child
Bartlemas …. Anthony Newlands
O'Rourke …. Alec Bregonzi
Morrison …. Peter Cleall
Waiter …. Geoffrey Collins
THU 06:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k1zt)
As the murder suspects are investigated, the Belgian sleuth issues an invitation.
1935 Agatha Christie thriller dramatized by Michael Bakewell
Hercule Poirot..............................................John Moffatt
Mr Satterthwaite.........................................George Cole
Sir Charles Cartwright...............................Michael Cochrane
Hermione 'Egg' Lytton Gore..................Beth Chalmers
Muriel Wills...................................................Elizabeth Proud
Oliver Manders............................................Carl Prekopp
Cynthia Dacres............................................Paula Jacobs
Captain Dacres............................................Nigel Anthony
Angela Sutcliffe...........................................Jemma Churchill
Doris, the model.........................................Angela Sims
THU 07:00 North by Northamptonshire (b03nt1sw)
Sheila Hancock narrates the bittersweet adventures of the residents of a small market town in Northamptonshire. This week, visitors are expected in Wadenbrook, and a revelation is long overdue.
Joined by nearly all of the incredible cast which graced Series One and Two - including Sheila Hancock as the Narrator, Penelope Wilton, Felicity Montagu, Geoffrey Palmer and Kevin Eldon - and with the exciting addition of Tim Key and Nathaniel Parker - North by Northamptonshire hopes (and promises) to once again delight audience and critics.
'The laughs are cruel, but the monsters of suburbia are curiously sympathetic, and the characters so well drawn and well played that this could run and run.' Time Out.
THU 08:00 Beyond Our Ken (m000n4jj)
Desert island doings for the "Swiss Family Horne" - and 'Hornerama' probes the press. Stars Kenneth Horne. From November 1960.
THU 08:30 Yes Minister (b007k0ww)
The Quality of Life
Jim Hacker gets floored by the high rise world of property business.
Starring Paul Eddington as Jim Hacker, Nigel Hawthorne as Sir Humphrey Appleby, Derek Fowldes as Bernard, Richard Vernon as Sir Desmond and Selina Scott as herself.
THU 09:00 Genius (b008h570)
From mini-elephants to food on tap. Dave Gorman asks TV host Richard Madeley to select the public's best loopy idea.
THU 09:30 Millport (b0076bfv)
The Cumbrae Club is up and running and the islanders are already arguing over how it should be run.
Meanwhile back at Bruce House, Moira is in hysterics over her missing pet pooch. But will Irene risk missing the ferry and losing her job to help her unhappy sister?
With Janet Brown as Agnes / Moira, Lewis McLeod as Alberto Ferryman / Robert the dog / Morris, Gabriel Quigley as Ena / Bunty, Robert Paterson as the Minister / Bob, and Kenneth Bryans as Dougie.
THU 10:00 Elizabeth Bowen - The House in Paris (b08909qf)
Apart for five years, Karen agrees to an illicit meeting with Max that is set to spark fatal consequences.
Elizabeth Bowen's classic novel dramatised in three parts by Margaret Steward.
THU 11:00 Desert Island Discs Revisited (b037sj80)
THU 11:45 David Attenborough's Life Stories (b01130qm)
THU 18:00 Peter Elliott Hayes - Orbit One Zero (b08fxzqq)
4. The Voices
After dramatic events in outer-space, the disturbance of noise, light and vibration subsides...
Dr Trevor Hughes …. Basil Jones
Lord Hetherton …. Charles West
THU 18:30 Great Lives (b066w57n)
George Washington Williams
George Washington Williams was an incredibly early, mould-breaking, self-made black intellectual who fought in the American civil war and went on to write the first history of African Americans. He met King Leopold of Belgium and exposed that country's treatment of Africans under Belgian colonial rule.
Nominating the life of George Washington Williams is television presenter, and former Paralympic medallist, Ade Adepitan. The expert witness is Dr David Brown, Senior Lecturer in American Studies at the University of Manchester. The presenter is Matthew Parris.
Producer: Perminder Khatkar
THU 22:30 Newsjack (m000n4jl)
THU 23:00 The Penny Dreadfuls (b00gpbcj)
The Brothers Faversham
Horatius Faversham
The Penny Dreadfuls sketch group present four swashbuckling tales of Horatius, Theseus, Leonidas and Augustus, all brothers born into the same privileged aristocratic Victorian family. N.B The Penny Dreadfuls won the Best Comedy Award at Edinburgh in 2008.
Each episode, our narrator guides us through the colourful birth, life and untimely demise of each of the brothers as one by one they succumb to the dangers of 19th century living. Characters are bigger than life; melodramatic, quaint, mysterious, and come from a wide range of trades, from soldiers and explorers to reverends, children entertainers and of course, gentlemen detectives.
The Penny Dreadfuls:
Humphrey Ker
Thom Tuck.
Alexandra Faversham ... Ingrid Oliver
Narrator... Miles Jupp.
Humphrey Ker, David Reed and Thom Tuck.
Produced by Julia McKenzie
THU 23:30 Concrete Cow (b0076jk4)
IT support in ancient Egypt, tax-avoidance schemes for pirates and Feudal Mishap Direct.
Second series of the four-part sketch show in which anything is possible.
Starring Robert Webb, Beth Chalmers, Catherine Shepherd, Steven Kynman, Abigail Burdess and Chris Pavlo.
FRI 00:00 Peter Elliott Hayes - Orbit One Zero (b08fxzqq)
FRI 00:30 Great Lives (b066w57n)
FRI 01:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvhn)
FRI 01:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k1zt)
FRI 02:00 Genius (b008h570)
FRI 02:30 Millport (b0076bfv)
FRI 03:00 Elizabeth Bowen - The House in Paris (b08909qf)
FRI 04:00 Desert Island Discs Revisited (b037sj80)
FRI 04:45 David Attenborough's Life Stories (b01130qm)
FRI 05:00 North by Northamptonshire (b03nt1sw)
FRI 05:30 John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme (b06whsx1)
FRI 06:00 A Charles Paris Mystery (b007jvhq)
Slapstick Scene
Marius Steen has been found dead. His lover Jacqui Mitchell suspects foul play and now that a new will has been found made in her favour, Charles Paris begins to believe her.
Movie making becomes a horror story.
Gerald Venable …. Jeremy Child
Jean-Luc Roussel …. Harry Fowler
Garth …. Nigel Graham
P.A. …. Eileen Tully
Eric …. Mark Jones
FRI 06:30 Hercule Poirot (b007k213)
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Agatha Christie thriller dramatized by Michael Bakewell
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Mr Satterthwaite.............................................George Cole
Sir Charles Cartwright...................................Michael Cochrane
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The factory buzzes with rumours of impending cutbacks.
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Janet …. Elizabeth Morgan
Ron …. Denis Bond
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1953: Trouble brews when the McConkey sisters join forces with hotel owner, Phonsie Doherty to campaign for the demolition of the Georgian courthouse to make way for a car park.
Series set in the sleepy town of Ballylenon, Co Donegal, in 1953, before the days of mass tourism and proper plumbing in every home. Written by Christopher Fitz-Simon.
Starring TP McKenna as Phonsie Doherty, Margaret D'Arcy as Muriel McConkey, Stella McCusker as Vera McConkey, Aine McCartney as Vivienne Boal, John Hewitt as Guard Gallagher, Gerard Murphy as Reverend Samuel Hawthorne, Roma Tomelty as RL Watson and Kevin Flood as O'Brollochain.
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Dominic Arkwright discusses whether we should enjoy a good lunch, with Giles Coren, Lucy Kellaway and Martin Rowson. From August 2007.
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Episode 3: Scary. It's Halloween, the Christmas of Fancy Dress and Tom's friend Ben is having a party. The curse of the dreaded "internet orderers" and some traumatic memories of cub camp conspire to temporarily undermine Tom's status as local Fancy Dress Hero.
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The Kiwi novelty music duo try to make it big in the English capital. Improvised by Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement, with Rob Brydon. From September 2005.
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In this episode, Simon looks at commodities markets in grain. How moral is it to trade in food? how much of it is animal feed and what is the future of food?
Performed by ..... Simon Evans, with regular guests Tim Harford and Merryn Somerset-Webb, and to talk about grain markets, Kanes Rajah and Jim Rogers.
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Kerrl ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Alwin Kerrl (1854–1927), deutscher Politiker (SPD)
 Hanns Kerrl (1887–1941), deutscher Politiker (NSDAP)

Siehe auch:
 Kerl
 Kerll

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Neighbors helping neighbors in Dixon during COVID-19 pandemic
MTN News
By: Lauren Heiser
Posted at 9:54 AM, Jun 11, 2020
With a population of just over 200 people, Dixon is one of Montana's smallest communities and the Dixon Mercantile has been called the heart of the town.
When owner and operator Laura Shannon was faced with the decision to close the doors temporarily, she says it was an easy decision to do so -- especially when thinking of her regulars.
There was one she said she thought of immediately.
"I think everyone from here to who knows how far knows this man. Like, he is just a legend," Shannon said.
Jerry Hemel is a cattle rancher and tribal member who was born in Saint Ignatius and moved to Dixon at the age of four.
"I remember Dixon was a boomtown when I was little, you know. There was mines going. There was logging. There was something going on in Dixon all the time," said Hamel.
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Jerry Hemel
His parents bought the ranch in 1944 to keep him and his brother out of trouble. Now he says the farm has become more than a home. Instead, the land provides him with a connection to something greater.
"God is out here. You don't have to gather to be close to God," said Hamel.
Two weeks before this interview, Jerry had a hip replacement. He's quickly getting back to work and at 84 years old he's continued to run his ranch with only the help of his ranch hand Matthew Whyatt.
He and many other livestock ranchers in rural Montana have had to deal with many changes over the past few months. Not only the closure of a popular gathering place, the mercantile but also a shift in the way he and Whyatt conduct their business.
"The pandemic has caused first of all our restaurant sales to completely crater, but local demand has been you know way beyond what we would've imagined before this year," said Whyatt.
Dixon Cows
Another rancher in town, Chris Sullivan, and his family own and operate Montana Buffalo Gals, a bison meat producer. The most recent investment made by the family was a new food truck, but with the beginning of the pandemic, they quickly realized that this investment would take longer to pay off than they had thought.
With schools closed, Molly Kate Sullivan saw every day how her father's business model had to change amid the pandemic.
"With COVID-19 with our butchers, it hasn't really affected production, but I must say that my dad has had to be more resourceful when it comes to contacting locals about getting our meet rather than meeting people in person and in town it's just it's a little bit harder," Sullivan said. "I think all ranchers locally have had to do it. They've had to contact people through email through calls and just more frequently, so it's a little bit more difficult to keep business going."
There to help is Jerry's ranch hand Matt Whyatt. He and his wife plan to expand their vegetable farm to be a one-stop-shop during the pandemic.
"That's our goal, you know, to have at least eggs, meat, vegetables on the place at all times, and we'll see from there," said Whyatt.
Dixon Ranchers
In the end, the people in Dixon have temporarily lost their gathering grounds -- but they compensated by continuing to focus on helping each other in a new way.
"We've always strove to have more interaction with local businesses, but I think that the virus has made us focus on it more," said Chris Sullivan. "And we are not traveling we're not indulging as much in going out to eat or entertainment, so the community is a big part of our lives."
While the doors to the mercantile remain closed, the people of Dixon aren't allowing themselves to forget what makes their community so resilient -- their ability to adapt and never to forget to take care of each other.
The store on the Whyatt's ranch will be open by the end of the month. You can find more information on the Montana Buffalo Gals on Facebook or visit GlacierTilthFarm.com.


A beautiful folding knife silkscreened with a tattoo inspired skull design.
Stainless Steel. The skull knife is 8" opened, the blade is just under 4", very compact and light weight.
The price is $52. Imported.
Resin. The Chrome Skull is 3 1/2" tall, the price is $22.
This 'Talking Board' Skull has carving on it that resemble a Talking Board or a Ouija Board.
A skull without the jaw (mandible) is called a cranium.
Resin. Almost 1.5" tall, almost 2.5" long. Price is $5.
Skulls do more than just protect the brain -- they also stimulate the mind. Often symbols of mortality and power, they have been employed in human ceremony, ritual, and art for tens of thousands of years. People worldwide have used skulls to express ideas about both life and death -- from skulls and other artifacts unearthed in prehistoric burial sites to skulls used today in art and logos.
Finish is Distressed Pewter. Resin. Price is $6.
Resin. Imported. Price is $22.
Resin. About 5" tall, almost 6.5" long. Weighs four pounds. Imported.
A very nice medical model of a skull. Excellent fit, finish and detailing!
Both sizes have movable spring loaded mandibles, both have removable skull 'caps.' Large Dr. Skully has separately molded and painted teeth installed, and the skull cap is held in place with little posts and magnets. The small's teeth are all molded as part of the bones, and the skull cap in held in place with just the little posts.
Dr. Skully, large (about 6 1/2" tall) is $59, small (about 3 1/2" tall) is $24.
This skull is 5" tall, 7" from front to back, and is priced at $36.
This cranium is made of cold cast resin mixed with bronze for a metal look. Imported.
The Crystal Purple Skull is kind of dark translucent purple.
The Crystal Purple Skull is priced at $39. Sorry -- Retired.
This skull has decorative Aztec patterns carved into the surface, bone colored with a dark patina.
The Aztec Skull is 8" front to back, 7" tall, and is $34.
If the need arises for a tribal patterned decorative skull sculpture to grace a shelf or table this one would be a good choice. This collectible skull has tribal patterns on it's bone colored surface then a dark patina wash is applied.
The Tribal Warrior Skull has a tribal pattern 'carved' into the bone colored body, and is 5 1/2" tall for $29.
"The Flat Black Skull is flat black. This photo is as accurate as I can take -- the actual skull is not as shiny nor as gray -- it is deep flat black."
Flat Black Skull, large (about 4 1/2" tall) is $24, small (about 3" tall) is $14.
"Love Never Dies Salt & Pepper"
Indoor / Outdoor. Imported. Ceramic. Color is as shown.
The Ancient Skull is a decorative skull to display, it about 5 1/4" tall for $26.00 each (three are pictured).
Indoor / Outdoor. Imported. Resin.
Vincent is a rather large skull that is a bone color with dark patina wash. This skull is about 8" tall for $26.00.
Designed by nature nearly 500 million years ago to protect the brain. A model of mechanical efficiency, each of the skullπs features is built to support specific functions, including locating food, eating and sensory intake. as the creative imagination of the artist lets loose. Some designs are humorous, some macabre, some threatening.
"The Crystal Skull looks pretty cool when a light behind makes the skull glow."
Crystal Skull, large (about 4 1/2" tall) is $39, small(about 3" tall) is $14. Click on the photo to see a larger picture.
"This is a very good replica of a male human skull. It is cast in plaster. The jaw is not attached."
The Skull itself is about 7" tall, 8" front to back, with a stand and base, price is $189.Special Order, About Two Week Delivery Time.
This is my 'Boneyard' and 'Orphan' category. The Orphan Skull Items are different skulls that are dinged up -- or flat out broken. We glued or patched them up and prepared these skulls for a new home.
While they are dinged up and / or prepared -- we do think they are good to go (of course at a very good price!).
The 'Orphan' category is one that we place skulls where we only have one; sometimes we buy back collections from local collectors, or they are samples or such that we never offered on this site.
Any item we sell in this category would have sold at two to three times more -- this will be a good value.
We will select the best one for the type and price point selected, but please -- don't buy from this category unless you have a sense of adventure!


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Q: Android Maps, how to check scroll length In my app I'm using Google maps. I refresh data from API every time onCameraIdle() is being called. I know it's not good solution. My question is - can I detect if user swiped more than half of visible region and only then load data ? I don't know if my question is clear, if not , let me know, I will try to write it more precisely. Thank you!

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Phong Nha – Ke Bang, magnificent "Kingdom of Caves"
Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park in the central province of Quang Binh is frequently dubbed as the "Kingdom of Caves" for the magnificent specimens it boasts.
The park, which was twice recognised as world natural heritage sites by UNESCO in 2003 and 2015, is really a paradise for cave explorers.
Among the caves here, Son Doong and Thien Duong (Paradise) might have hogged the international spotlight, but other caves are equally spectacular options for visitors to Vietnam.
The park's profile soared worldwide when the most spectacular cave of them, Son Doong, was covered by the likes of National Geographic, CNN and Business Insider.
Son Doong, located in the heart of the Phong Nha – Ke Bang Nation Park, is the largest of its kind in the world recognised by three international organisations, namely Guinness (based in the UK), the Association World Record (based in Hong Kong) and WorldKings (based in the US and India).
It was discovered by a local in 1991. It was first explored in 2009 by the British Cave Research Association and has been open to the public since 2013.
The 1,645m-long cave system, which extends through a mountain, was named one of the most captivating caves on earth by National Geographic.
Geologists say the cave formed two to five million years ago. It is roughly 6,5km long, 200m high and 150m wide, exceeding the former world record of Deer Cave in Gunung Muli National Park in Malaysia.
Thien Duong (Paradise) Cave has also become a favourite destination of domestic and foreign tourists.
After visiting the cave, many people recognised its irresistible magic, saying that this is really the most beautiful wonder of the Creator on earth.
Thien Duong was labelled the world's most beautiful and magnificent cave when it was discovered by scientists from the British Cave Research Association in 2005.
Located about 4 km west of the Ho Chi Minh Road, the cave, which is believed to be formed hundreds of millions of years ago, is surrounded by underground streams and rocky mountains.
Thien Duong Cave is 30-100 metres wide, with the widest point measuring 150 metres. With a length of over 36 km, it is considered the longest dry cave in Asia .
Besides Son Doong and Thien Duong, other well-known caves include En and Pygmy, which are said to be the third and fourth biggest in the world.
Quang Binh province recently discovered 58 more caves, all of them located in Minh Hoa district.
According to the provincial Department of Tourism, Quang Binh welcomed 3.3 million visitors in 2017, up 70.9 percent against the same period last year, including 130,000 international tourists, up 156 percent. The tourism sector grossed over 3.7 trillion VND (161.8 million USD) in revenue.
Over 1.8 million tourists came to the province in the first half of this year, up nearly 17 percent year-on-year. Foreign arrivals surged by more than 22 percent with nearly 90,000 visits.
In 2018, Quang Binh strived to greet 3.5 million tourists, including 120,000 foreigners.


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Home Cars MAY 2020: IN MEMORY OF BRUCE SMART: A CAR GUY DEDICATES HIS...
MAY 2020: IN MEMORY OF BRUCE SMART: A CAR GUY DEDICATES HIS 1946 MERC RESTO MOD TO HIS BROTHER
Vern Smart is no stranger to custom builds and know his way around a project in a big way.
"He is understandably proud of his car guy nickname (The Rod father) because he was born with a hot rodder's heart."
JIM SUTHERLAND
Vern is also a big fan of the post-war cars, particularly a 1946 Mercury Deluxe Business Coupe that caught his eye many years ago. The former owner of the Merc was also its first owner and reluctant to part with the car because he was very attached to the classic coupe.
The Merc had been retired from the road for many years when Vern discovered it under a tarp and it needed plenty of work; although Vern was happy with the overall condition of the Merc's body. The previous owner was fighting health issues and decided to sell his '46 Mercury to Vern about 11 years ago.
As mentioned, Vern is a dyed-in-the-wool hot rod kind of guy and had big plans for the car. The car would retain its Ford identity, including its engine upgrade from the Blue Oval Boys. Now it sports a 427 Cobra beast of a motor that offers 540 horsepower upon request.
The Merc also has an aftermarket 5-speed manual transmission that can handle the big engine and transfer all of its horses to the 9-inch Ford rear end with ease.
The huge power boost required serious frame modifications to handle the big horsepower upgrades. Vern discarded the original components and added four wheel discs, along with an aftermarket Mustang II-style steering system so his '46 Merc could perform in modern traffic.
The list of modifications "just goes on and on", according to Vern, adding "you know how it goes", when it comes to a resto mod project as an endless process. Wise words from a car guy who knows the drill on a major resto mod.
Vern also wanted to see the road ahead of him at night so he added LED headlights that can illuminate the road much better than the original 6-volt lights on the Merc. The low beams of the Merc's new headlight system would likely light up a small city so Vern rarely needs to hit the high beams.
A talented buddy fabricated a custom back seat for the '46 Merc because the cars had no back seat when they left the Ford factories since they were built to be a two passenger business coupe.
The 1946 Merc has come a long way from Vern's first day as its second owner and now it carries many fond memories for him. A plaque under the hood pays tribute to Vern's late brother Bruce and it's clear his brother was a big part of the driving experience for Vern.
He also mentioned that Bruce watched him put the '46 Ford back on the road in beast mode and was enthusiastic about any opportunity to ride shotgun in the car.
Vern noted that "anytime I took off-he (Bruce) was there", and it was clear the two brothers bonded on every trip.
These days Vern can likely outrun just about every other car on the road, but Vern is very glad that he will never outrun the memories of good times with his brother Bruce in the 1946 Mercury Deluxe Business Coupe.
BY: Jim Sutherland
Jim Sutherland is a veteran automotive writer whose work has been published by many major print and online publications. The list includes Calgary Herald, The Truth About Cars, Red Deer Advocate, RPM Magazine, Edmonton Journal, Montreal Gazette, Windsor Star, Vancouver Province, and Post Media Wheels Section.
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For continuing to build, share and expand.
Speak so openly of the things you love and detest. You speak of your dreams, thoughts, and wishes so fluently I get lost in awe.
There is a blockage on my throat – the words are there, but when I go to speak, they have become too internalized as I stuff more and more down.
I feel grief stuck in my throat.
The kind that burns when you swallow down merciless tears for someone who doesn't deserve them.
I know I have things that are worthy of sharing but when I move from the safety of my black ink + paper journal security to the anonymous world wide web – I begin to entangle into the fears of unanswerable shame. I fear the things I think you think I am. Remain silent and to be thought a fool, or to speak and have my lack of knowing crescendoed to the world. It's safer on the outside.
If I were to speak of the surface level what would I say?
Maybe I'd start with how I am guest teaching a meditation offering of "yogic nidra" at my yoga studio's birthday bash tomorrow and I feel scared, shameful and unworthy. But that I will dust away all my insecurities under a rug so I can hold space for others to be safe and supported. Imposter syndrome. Yet I feel ready to break through the walls I've paper mache with concrete. It just means that I need to learn how to open up and trust that I will be supported.
As I prepared for tomorrow's adventure, I danced with an old friend today, anxiety.
If I were an outsider looking in, I'd beg myself to be kind and gentle to myself.
I'm trying. Somedays I exceptionally excel at this limbo.
Do you ever feel phases of your life where you feel judged and villainized? Like there are offerings you want to share to the world but you are afraid?
I feel that right now.
So I haven't done much of anything.
Sleep, how I am immersed in the art lately.
Words I wish I could say?
In moments of pure joy, please don't assume that I am fixed or healed. I still hurt. Immensely. But this joy is authentic. Let me marinate in it. It won't last. It will rebound faster than I am prepared for.
In moments of pure suffering, please understand the depth of torment and sadness that exists. running through every thought. I am doing the best I can given the situation and my level of human-ness. I may not be able to show up for you like you need me to, and I apologize. Please continue to be patient and gentle. I am grateful for you.
And for you reading these words, I thank you.
My wish for you is that you set your soul ablaze on what ignites depth into your soul. Create, write, photograph, move, dance, explore, sit.
Share, to anyone and to everyone.
Share your fire, you're ready to ignite.
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