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Trustee's Deed Vs. Grant Deed
Renting and Tenant Rights
By Joe Stone
How to Give a Gift for a Mortgage Payment
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When you transfer property rights in real estate, you need to use a written document called a deed. Different deeds are used depending on the type of transaction involved in the transfer. In general, a grant deed is used to voluntarily transfer ownership rights either by sale or gift. A trustee's deed is used when ownership rights are transferred as the result of a foreclosure.
Grant Deed
A typical real estate sale involving an arms-length transaction between a buyer and seller is the most common situation in which a grant deed is used. The grant deed is prepared by including basic transaction information, such as the names of the buyer and seller; the property address and legal description; assessor's parcel number; documentary transfer tax information. The seller must sign and date the grant deed, as well as have his signature notarized. By using the grant deed, the seller is transferring full ownership rights to the buyer and also promising that the property has not been previously sold to any other person. To complete the transaction, the grant deed is recorded with the local government office that documents transfers of ownership in real estate.
Deed of Trust
Real estate sales often require the buyer to obtain a loan for a portion of the purchase price. Such loans require the buyer to give the lender certain rights in the real estate to secure repayment of the loan. The same is true in situations where a real estate owner borrows money and uses the equity in the real estate as security. The document used to create the lender's security interest in the real estate is called a deed of trust. To create a valid deed of trust requires three parties: trustor, who is the borrower/property owner; beneficiary, who is the lender; and trustee, a third party who holds legal title to the property. The trustee is typically a title company or professional trustee that only has to act when the loan is repaid in full or the borrower defaults on the loan. The deed of trust is recorded in the local government recording office.
Trustee's Deed Upon Sale
The lender's primary way to collect the loan when the borrower defaults is to instruct the trustee to sell the property, commonly known as a foreclosure. A standard provision in a deed of trust is the trustee's power to sell the property at a foreclosure sale that does not require any court action. However, the trustee is required to follow the state's requirements for foreclosure sales that typically include preparing documents called a notice of default and notice of sale. These documents are served on the borrower and recorded with the government recording office. At the foreclosure sale, the trustee auctions the real estate and awards it to the highest qualified bidder. When the trustee receives the funds from the bidder, the trustee transfers title to the bidder by using a deed commonly referred to as a trustee's deed upon sale.
Trustee's Reconveyance
When a borrower repays the lender in full, the trustee is required to transfer legal title back to the borrower. The document used for this transfer is called a full reconveyance. The trustee prepares the document and delivers it to the borrower who records it with the government recording office, which terminates the lender's security interest in the borrower's real estate.
FindLaw: What Are Property Deeds?
Washington Law Help: Foreclosure When You Have a Deed of Trust
Fidelity Title: Trustee's Deed Upon Sale
San Benito County, California -- Clerk, Auditor & Recorder: Deed of Full Reconveyance
California Department of Real Estate: Trust Deed Investments -- What You Should Know!!
Joe Stone is a freelance writer in California who has been writing professionally since 2005. His articles have been published on LIVESTRONG.COM, SFgate.com and Chron.com. He also has experience in background investigations and spent almost two decades in legal practice. Stone received his law degree from Southwestern University School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy from California State University, Los Angeles.
Can a Warranty Deed Be Revoked?
Who Is the Trustee in a Deed of Trust?
Deed vs. Note
Can a Beneficiary Be a Trustee Under a Deed of Trust?
Can You Do a Quit Claim on a FHA Mortgage?
Who Signs a Mortgage?
Definition of Foreclosure of Property
Property Owner Rights After Foreclosure
Foreclosure Laws on Refinanced Homes in California
1 Can a Warranty Deed Be Revoked?
2 Who Is the Trustee in a Deed of Trust?
3 Deed vs. Note
4 Can a Beneficiary Be a Trustee Under a Deed of Trust?


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Q: Backup apps and their app webs I have an app which has lists in its app web. Is their a way to backup the list and data for the following reasons?

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*Option to backup and restore list and library items.

A: There is the out-of-box solution to provide backup restore on app webs.
Apps are separated from SharePoint, their backup and restore paths are also separate, i.e. you will not manage them from the B/R utilities that SharePoint provides. In most cases, you treat your entire SharePoint environment as a single solution, and so piecemeal restoration is not considered adequate.  You want to restore the entire system from the same point at the same time.  To do this with the App Model,  you need to customize your backup/restore processes to include the Apps.
App data in a SharePoint-Hosted app is not intended to be backed up independently of SharePoint data. If your requirement is to allow that, then you need to create a provider hosted app.
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CONFLICTING INTERESTS—MEMBERSHIP ON A ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT— A lawyer may be a member of a city zoning board of adjustment and also represent clients before other city boards and the city council on matters not connected with the work of the zoning board of adjustment.
X, a practicing attorney, is a member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment of a home-rule city. The Board's jurisdiction is limited to the granting of special exceptions to the terms of the zoning ordinances, and the granting as to use, occupancy and setbacks.
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'Lady Di,' Beloved Owner Of Di's Den Bar In Portage Park, A Victim Of Coronavirus
Diana Jun, who ran the bar at 5100 W. Irving Park Road for 42 years, died on Easter. She was 86.
Alex V. Hernandez
8:22 AM CDT on Apr 22, 2020
Diana "Lady Di" Jun, owner of Di's Den, died on Easter after a monthlong battle with COVID-19.
PORTAGE PARK — The longtime owner of Di's Den bar in Portage Park, the beloved "Lady Di" who made regulars feel at home and regularly raised money for charities, has died from coronavirus.
"I don't know how but unfortunately the virus got a hold of her," said Jan Wilson, Jun's daughter.
Regulars gave Jun the name "Lady Di." They saw her as a mother who served up drinks and tough love.
Wilson started working with her mom at the bar 10 years ago. Her mom was the "starting pitcher" while she was only a "relief pitcher," she said.
"She welcomed everyone and made them feel at home," Wilson said. "She always had time for a hug, a cup of coffee or to give someone an ear to bend. Customers thought of her as a mom who loved you but wasn't afraid to give you tough love and tell you what you needed to do."
After showing symptoms of the virus, Wilson called an ambulance for her mother March 21.
"One of my sisters is a nurse at AMITA Resurrection hospital where my mother was and would check daily on her," Wilson said. "But even then the isolation was hard. We couldn't touch my mother in the last days of her life and were only able to speak to her over the phone."
The funeral procession of two cars, one carrying the late Lady Di, passed by Di's Den on Friday to let her say goodbye to her home away from home one last time, Wilson said.
Wilson knew her mother was beloved by the Potage Park community, but the messages of support she got after Jun's death really brought home the impact she had on the Northwest Side.
"It's eye opening as a daughter to see the impact my mom had on a neighborhood and on all the people who came into the bar," Wilson said. "It's a bit overwhelming but I'm so glad I was able to work alongside her for as long as I did."
Jun hosted raffles at the bar to raise money for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, the Wounded Warrior Project and breast cancer and Alzheimer's research. She also collected toys every year for Toys for Tots, and she was a eucharistic minister at St. Rosalie Church in suburban Harwood Heights.
"My mom had a very compassionate heart. Fundraising was part of nearly everything we did at Di's Den," Wilson said. "This 5-foot-2-inch woman touched so many lives."
Jun was also a strong supporter of the city's steel-tip darts leagues. Di's Den is the largest steel-tip dart bar in the city and before the dine-in ban regularly hosted tournaments.
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Diana Jun was also a vocal proponent of the city's steel tip darts leagues.
"My mother was a huge advocate and promoter of darts in Chicago. Anyone who wanted to learn to shoot, she taught them. She was always happy to show young darters about the game and get involved in the leagues," Wilson said.
Wilson, 63, contracted the virus while caring for her mother before calling 911. She was hospitalized for seven days but has been home recovering for the past three weeks.
After experiencing how intense the COVID-19 infection is herself, Wilson is amazed her elderly mother was able to battle it for as long as she did.
"It's a terrible virus," Wilson said. "She was one of the most loving people I knew but she was also one tough cookie. She fought that virus and was tenacious up until the very end."
Di's Den is closed until Illinois lifts its dine-in ban. Once the bar can safely reopen, Wilson plans to host a proper memorial for her mother so the community can gather and celebrate Lady Di's life.
"She loved being around everyone so much. The bar really was her home away from home. She adored all the guys and made them feel the same way," Wilson said. "She loved being a part of their lives."
Jun is survived by four children, three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and her sister. Jun's husband, Frank, died 18 years ago.
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As news begins to hit the internet overt the imminent return of Wolverine in the mini-series Return of Wolverine, Charle Soule has shared a first look at all-new super villain, Persephone. All new, and not the previous Persephone, an actual Greek Godess who's made the odd appearance in Marvel comics, but not recently.
You may know her as the Queen of the Underworld, having been once abducted against her will because Hades, the Harvey Weinstein of the Greek pantheon it would seem, loved her.
Designed by Mike Hawthorne, Soule asked for, "a 70s sc-ifi inspired look, very fashionable, all confidence and sweeping grace." Looks like he got it spot on. Great design work I'd say.
Return of Wolverine #1 is out September 19th from Marvel. Written by Charles Soule with art by Steve Niven.


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You joined Metallica in February, 2003. How much did you know about the dynamics within the band at the time?
They were in the middle of a bunch of transitional things. They were recording the album [St. Anger], still doing tracking and mixing, and also trying to find a new bass player. I received a phone call. I was in Tahiti on vacation. I checked my voice mail, and I had Lars and Kirk on there. Lars was in the background: "Join our band!" They were probably out on the town, having a few cocktails, calling all the bass players on their list.
Do you know how you got on that list?
I'm not 100 percent sure. I think it was a combination of things. One was I toured with Metallica, with Suicidal Tendencies. That's where I originally met everybody. And less than a year prior to me receiving the call, a mutual friend of Kirk's called and said, "Kirk and I are coming down with some friends. Can you show us some surf spots around L.A.?" I thought that was neat: that Kirk, the vampire I knew, the nocturnal man, was ready to explore daylight and surfing in Southern California. He was in an RV with three friends. We spent a weekend hitting different spots.
The whole thing, at least from what I understand, was they each had people they wanted to bring into the auditions. I became Kirk's guy. From my understanding, Lars wasn't aware of much that I had done. [In addition to playing with Suicidal Tendencies, Trujillo toured and recorded with Ozzy Osbourne and worked with Alice in Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell.] I don't know where James' head was at.
What was the audition like?
This was 2002, somewhere around December. I was going to San Francisco for a birthday party. They got word I was going to be in town: "Well, come on over to the studio, we'll hang out." We're talking zero time to learn songs. I'm going north to play with the coolest band in rock, and I don't have time to do anything. I did the best I could. I pulled a few songs together, not knowing what they were going to play.
I ended up playing "Battery," a song I kind of knew. I played "Sad But True," "Whiplash," "For Whom the Bell Tolls." Funny thing is, it's a two-day audition. And the first day was just hanging around, a fly-on-the-wall thing. They don't tell you what they're gonna be doing. They don't tell you a film crew is going to be there, and they're making a documentary [2004's Some Kind of Monster]. They don't tell you until 20 minutes before — "You're OK with that, right?" It's funny. Prior to that, I was always trying to hide from the cameras Ozzy had following him around for his TV show. This was obviously going to be different.
You joined at a tumultuous time.
It was intense. I had to learn the catalog of music, 22 years of music. And I had to learn the St. Anger album. "We've never played this material as a band, but you've gotta learn it. And your first gig is going to be at San Quentin State Penitentiary." [Metallica filmed a video for St. Anger there.] It was almost like I lived at the studio then. The guys would leave at 11 PM, and I would be there until two or three in the morning, just trying to do the best I could.
It's like you're caught inside a massive set of waves. You get thrown, you're down under, and you come back up again and get thrown around some more. Now I feel I've come out and seen the light of Metallica. I feel more comfortable with the catalog. But I also feel more comfortable with the guys. We've grown together, connecting on tours past, knowing how each personality clicks. You gotta know how to balance each person, because they're so different.
You also joined the band at a time when the maturity thing hit.
We absolutely cherish our kids. But the fact that we all have them — it's definitely created an additional bond. It's not just Metallica — it's our families. And we also have Metallica.
Isn't there an irony in that Metallica now books tours around the first day of school, then goes out and sings "Seek and Destroy?"
It's pretty funny. But that's our reality now.
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module Idris.UnusedArgs where

import Idris.AbsSyntax

import Idris.Core.CaseTree
import Idris.Core.TT

import Control.Monad.State
import Data.Maybe
import Data.List

findUnusedArgs :: [Name] -> Idris ()
findUnusedArgs ns = mapM_ traceUnused ns

traceUnused :: Name -> Idris ()
traceUnused n
   = do i <- getIState
        case lookupCtxt n (idris_callgraph i) of
          [CGInfo args calls scg usedns _] ->
                do let argpos = zip args [0..]
                   let fargs = concatMap (getFargpos calls) argpos
                   logLvl 3 $ show n ++ " used TRACE: " ++ show fargs
                   recused <- mapM (\ (argn, i, (g, j)) ->
                                        do u <- used [(n, i)] g j
                                           return (argn, u)) fargs
                   logLvl 4 $ show n ++ " recused TRACE: " ++ show recused
                   let fused = nub $ usedns ++ map fst (filter snd recused)
                   logLvl 1 $ show n ++ " used args: " ++ show fused
                   let unusedpos = mapMaybe (getUnused fused) (zip [0..] args)
                   logLvl 1 $ show n ++ " unused args: " ++ show (args, unusedpos)
                   addToCG n (CGInfo args calls scg usedns unusedpos) -- updates
          _ -> return ()
  where
    getUnused fused (i,n) | n `elem` fused = Nothing
                          | otherwise = Just i

used :: [(Name, Int)] -> Name -> Int -> Idris Bool
used path g j
   | (g, j) `elem` path = return False -- cycle, never used on the way
   | otherwise
       = do logLvl 5 $ (show ((g, j) : path))
            i <- getIState
            case lookupCtxt g (idris_callgraph i) of
               [CGInfo args calls scg usedns unused] ->
                  if (j >= length args)
                    then -- overapplied, assume used
                         return True
                    else do let directuse = args!!j `elem` usedns
                            let garg = getFargpos calls (args!!j, j)
                            logLvl 5 $ show (g, j, garg)
                            recused <- mapM (\ (argn, j, (g', j')) ->
                                           used ((g,j):path) g' j') garg
                            -- used on any route from here, or not used recursively
                            return (directuse || or recused)
               _ -> return True -- no definition, assume used

getFargpos :: [(Name, [[Name]])] -> (Name, Int) -> [(Name, Int, (Name, Int))]
getFargpos calls (n, i) = concatMap (getCallArgpos n i) calls
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Note: Cumulative production as of 1Q2017 (top left), estimated ultimate recovery (bottom left), operators distribution (top right), EUR normal distribution based on 5,000 ft lateral (bottom right).
Shell beginning in October 2010 with a peak of 24,560 BOE/month followed by a sharp decline and a steady production of 3,891 BOE/ month on average. The highest monthly cumulative production was reached by a well operated by Matador Resources. The well was drilled to the total measured depth of 15,939 ft with the lateral length of 5,189 ft. Production started in January 2014 with a minor spike followed by a steady decline before March 2016 when it was recompleted to reach a record production of 148,720 BOE in May 2016.
The stretched exponential production decline (SEPD) method is used to determine the estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) in the study. This model, along with the data-intensive discovery, help with forecasting of a controlled production for a single unconventional shale-well based on the data collected by processing of parameters for a large number of wells. This method is a modified version of traditional Arps method and, due to its bounded nature, is more applicable for unconventional reservoirs.
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Join presenters Gary Bluestein and Robert Mckenzie along with moderator Brett Weiss as they address the strategies, traps and pitfalls when dealing with the IRS as a creditor in bankruptcy. This will include the impact of a Federal tax lien on exempt and excluded assets, how a Collection Due Process Appeal can affect the timing provisions for priority tax status and the impact of a Substitute for Return or delinquent return filing on dischargeability.
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Gary Bluestein, focuses his practice exclusively on tax representation. Prior to entering private practice, Gary served as a Senior Attorney for the Internal Revenue Service and was a Special Assistant United State's Attorney. Gary was hired by the Department of Treasury through the Government's Honors Program. During his Government Service, Gary represented the IRS in both the United States Tax Court and the United States Bankruptcy Court. He also served on several National Task Forces addressing IRS enforcement issues and received numerous Government Merit Awards for his work related thereto.
Gary is an Adjunct Professor of Tax Practice & Procedure at the University at Buffalo School of Law and has taught in the Canisius College's Master in Tax Program. Gary frequently lectures and writes on a variety of topics relating to tax representation for numerous local and national professional groups. He is a member of the Erie County Bar Association, the Tax Committee and the Bankruptcy Committee, and serves on the Planning Committee for the Institute on Taxation. Gary has also made appearances on local television and radio shows and was named in Business First's "Who's Who in the Law" and in New York State Super Lawyers for his expertise in Tax Practice.
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As a journalist I have written about social issues and international affairs for the Guardian, the Independent, New Internationalist, Huffington Post, Equal Times and the Big Issue in the North, among other titles.
George Galloway: 'Only a fool has no regrets and I'm certainly not a fool'
(Originally published by the Big Issue in the North)
George Galloway looks as though he's just rolled out of bed and into his constituency office in Bradford West. It's 10am and I've just been informed the woman sitting next to me is booked into the same appointment slot as me. Wiping sleep from his eyes the Respect MP turns to introduce himself and swiftly resolves the problem. "Constituents come first," he says wryly, and they disappear into his office for 10 minutes.
More than a year has passed since Galloway's remarkable by-election victory here in 2012, yet glancing around the place one could be forgiven for thinking he'd moved in yesterday. The walls are almost completely bare - save for an out of date, heart shaped Hugo Chavez election flier and a notice board with a "boycott Israel" poster pinned to it.
Anyone who watched his appearance on Question Time in June will have noted that while the youthful looks which once earned him the nickname "Gorgeous George" have somewhat faded, his sharpness of mind and oratory flair have not. He claims he may owe these talents to kissing the mythical Blarney Stone in Ireland as a young boy, though he often feels anxious ahead of big speeches and media appearances:
"The first question I always ask after coming off stage, to my nearest, is 'how was that?' To which sometimes the answer is 'well you're getting a standing ovation from several thousand people so how do you think?'"
Modesty is a trait rarely attributed to Galloway, but then again few politicians could claim to possess it. His innate confidence has both advantages and drawbacks. He makes regular appearances on current affairs programmes, boasts a huge audience of nearly 150,000 Twitter followers and his YouTube videos are among the most watched of any political figure in the world.
Two weeks ago a compilation package of his most entertaining moments became available for download on i-Tunes, and it's worth listening to. At his best few can compete with him in a debate – even the late contrarian Christopher Hitchens struggled when they did battle over the Iraq War in 2005, for it was during the period shortly after the invasion of Iraq that he was at his most brilliant as one of Britain's leading anti-war voices.
Yet with his reputation as a fierce and principled debater has come a level of fame he says he isn't entirely comfortable with - a claim which may come as a surprise to those who remember his ill-judged appearance on Celebrity Big Brother. "You can't eat your dinner for people coming across to get their picture taken with you. Or the opposite, you can't eat your dinner because they're glaring balefully at you," he protests.
Photo by JK the Unwise/ Wikipedia Commons
Then there is his relationship with the media - including the liberal press - who are largely hostile to his radical left wing politics. Over the past year Galloway's detractors have been granted more than one field day. Last August it was his YouTube video on the Julian Assange rape allegations, in which he remarked to near universal revulsion, "not everybody needs to be asked prior to each insertion." More recently he was accused of racism after a YouTube video showed him storming out of a debate with an Israeli, citing his opponent's nationality as the reason for his exit.
Doesn't it bother him that everything he says and does is scrutinised by journalists seemingly waiting for him to slip up?
"Sure, but on all the big political things I've been proved right and more and more people know that," he counters. "Take this horrific murder in Woolwich, a couple of months ago I asked David Cameron if he would adumbrate the key differences between the throat cutting extremists that we're killing in Mali, and the throat cutting extremists we're giving money to in Syria. My argument is that fanning the flames of extremism, in some cases even paying the extremists and giving them weapons, is a disaster waiting to happen."
Ever since Iraq and the 7/7 bombings, Galloway has been savagely criticised for making precisely this point. Yet as with Iraq, public opinion polls suggest it's an argument he is winning. The problem is that while many people broadly agree with him on the dangers of British intervention in the middle east, more than a few – including members of his own party – have felt dismayed by his sporadic outbursts on other issues. Salma Yaqoob, the former leader of Respect, stepped down from her post in August following Galloway's rape comments in what was perceived to be a massive blow to the party. Galloway plays down its significance.
"It's a very minor point. If you went out on the streets of Britain and asked people who Salma Yaqoob is, very few people would know who she was..."
Perhaps, but she is widely considered to be an extremely talented politician and speaker, I interject.
"Very talented, and I helped to encourage her, so on a personal level I feel betrayed by it. But on a political and public level I don't think it's very important at all. But personally yeah," he concedes.
It's difficult to escape the feeling that Galloway cuts a somewhat isolated figure on the left. Several former members of Respect were among a group of activists who recently set up a nationwide group called Left Unity, aiming to heed filmmaker Ken Loach's call for a new left party. Galloway also appears to have been snubbed by The People's Assembly, a growing anti-austerity movement supported by almost every noted left wing voice in Britain, from Owen Jones to Caroline Lucas.
"We're the one that can win elections, the others cannot, and that's our role," says Galloway somewhat dismissively, before adding, "But we wish everybody on the left success in their endeavours."
Surely he thinks it's important for likeminded parties and organisations to work together towards a common goal, like countering austerity?
"Yes, but in the end you can only stand in elections as one party. I don't think this Assembly – although I've not been to any, I haven't been invited to any – I don't think that they intend to become a party. But I don't have a lot of confidence in the historic left organisations or personalities. I've had too much experience of them."
Nicolas Maduro. Photo by Agencia Brazil/ Wikipedia
His disillusionment with the British left doesn't extend to his comrades in Latin America, particularly Venezuela and Cuba, with whose leadership he enjoys closer ties than arguably any other political figure in the UK. Part of the problem with the left in Britain, he says, is that they have become an unattractive proposition to ordinary people who might sympathise with their aims, but are put off by the squabbling and "internecine hatred."
"If I went out onto the streets now and started marketing myself as "the left" I wouldn't find many takers," he says. Instead, for inspiration he recalls a conversation between two of his greatest idols.
"I was once, I'm glad to say, present at a conversation between Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez, and Fidel Castro said to Chavez 'stop talking about socialism, just do socialist things and then people will say 'that was a good thing! What's that called?'"
The passing of Chavez was a significant moment for Galloway, but he rejects the idea that the late Venezuelan president's death marked the beginning of the end for socialism in Latin America. Chavez's inimitable charisma will be a hard act to follow, he admits, but his successor, Nicolas Maduro can pull it off.
"He [Maduro] seemed to grow a foot taller at the funeral in terms of his presentation and ability to find the words and express them well, and I feel that he will continue the ideas of Chavez or, as the slogan goes, to 'build the Venezuela that Chavez dreamed of.'
It's fair to say only a select few of Galloway's trusted comrades can expect to receive such high accolades from the Scotsman. Until recently though, his comments regarding Labour leader Ed Miliband made it seem like he might have formed a rather unlikely alliance back home. Following a meeting between the two in Bradford, Galloway told the London Evening Standard that he had found Miliband to be "quite impressive, physically and intellectually."
But the friendship was short lived. Under pressure from his party to explain his motivation behind the meeting, Miliband insisted they had merely discussed boundary changes, a claim Galloway then dismissed as a lie from "an unprincipled coward with the backbone of an amoeba." Still, it seems puzzling that he was initially so charmed by a man hardly aligned with his political outlook.
"It's about the flatness of the surrounding landscape." He explains, "He stood out in the desert, only in that he was an inch or two higher than the surrounding landscape. He is better than the leader who went before, who was better than the leader who went before. So at least the direction of travel is in the right direction, but it's very very slow and hasn't gone very far."
To those who suspect he would secretly like to re-join the Labour party which expelled him in 2003, his message is clear. On the issues that affect his constituency – the bedroom tax, the public sector pay freeze and all the cuts that have yet to be enforced - Labour, Galloway insists, have ceased to be a party representing the interests of the working class.
"I've always said and I say it again now: If the Labour party became the Labour party again, everybody on the left would have to re-evaluate their position. But I have absolutely no confidence at all that such a transformation will occur."
Galloway doesn't read any of the media criticisms of him because, he says, there simply isn't enough time. Instead he relies on self-evaluation and the judgment of those within his inner circle. Before we part I ask him whether he has any personal regrets from his life in politics and for a second he looks as though he might divulge something, before swiftly remembering where I've come from - the media.
"Well it wouldn't profit me or what I stand for to tell you that," he smiles, "Just know that I have many regrets and that only a fool has no regrets, and I'm certainly not a fool."
A cordial handshake later he rushes off to attend to more pressing matters, leaving me in no doubt where his priorities lie. After all, constituents come first.
*Correction. This article originally stated that George Galloway was present at the funeral of Hugo Chavez. This error has since been corrected.
Current Affairs Features
Has gambling got out of control?
(Originally published by the Guardian)
Most people are able to place a small bet once in a while without suffering any real consequences beyond losing a tenner. However, for a small minority, gambling can become a serious addiction with the power to destroy lives.
In the UK, it's estimated that around 350,000 people suffer from an addiction to gambling – recently classified as a disorder in the latest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders(DSM V) – and those numbers are growing.
Last week the Guardian hosted a debate in collaboration with Discuss, where two expert speakers debated whether or not gambling is now out of control. Here's what they thought:
If members of the audience were in any doubt about the potential for gambling to cause harm, few remained unconvinced after hearing the first speaker, Paul Buck, recount his personal story. Buck who is the founder of EPIC, a problem gambling consultancy, began his career in retail shortly after graduating …
The next chapter: Higher Education
Over the past few years I have had the privilege of working as a freelance journalist, covering issues which I care about - from miscarriages of justice to disability rights - for numerous publications. I have thoroughly enjoyed this experience and have learned a great deal from researching social issues and interviewing fascinating people. Unfortunately, during the last few months I have been unable to write as much as I would have liked, owing to commitments related to a career transition.
Through my writing I have become increasingly interested in labour issues, including youth unemployment, graduate prospects, worker instability, the growth of freelancing and self-employment. This interest has led me to pursue a second career as a consultant, helping students in higher education to navigate the challenging and often confusing world of work as they plan their future careers.
I recently completed my training towards a professional guidance qualification and have now been offered an e…
Learning Chinese From Scratch
(Originally published by the Business Confucius Institute)
I am often asked by friends and acquaintances why I decided to learn Chinese. There is no simple answer to this question. However, in this post I will attempt to summarise some of the main reasons and describe my experience of joining an estimated 200,000 Brits as a student of the world's most spoken language.
I started working at the University of Leeds two years ago, following a career transition. Having moved to a new city I was looking for things to do which would enable me to meet new people in my spare time. I noticed that the Business Confucius Institute (BCI) were offering Chinese evening classes on the university campus and, together with a friend who had also recently moved to the city, decided to sign up to a beginner (level 1) class.
This initial decision was made on a whim – there were no grand career ambitions, set goals or plans to travel to China in the immediate future. Part of my attraction to the challenge o…
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Q: calculate amount on change of rate for each row Following is my table which is dynamically generated. Means rows are generated through query result loop. But I am displaying here as simple html to avoid confusion.

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In every row rate and quantity will be different. So I want the value in quantity and rate and multiply them and display amount in respective td's input box. Question is user is going to enter rate for each row and then only will be amount display in amount input box. So how do I do this? Using jquery or use rate div's blur event or any other way of doing it??

A: You need to check the blur of the rate input field.Each time you blur,get the quantity value using the appropriate selectors .This could be done much easier using other functions try researching it .You need to validate against each input to check it is a valid one.hope that helps u mate.. :)
$('input[name=rate]').on('blur',function(){
       var rate=$(this).val();
       var quantity = $(this).parent().parent().find('.quantity').val();
       var amount = rate*quantity;
       $(this).parent().parent().find('.amount').val(amount);
    });

Fiddle here
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Rather than copy paste the code.Try reading more of the functions that are being used mate..
blur()
selectors
parent()

A: You could use like this it manages preventing of string typing in text box
$('body').on('blur', '.rate',function(e){
    var row = $(this);
    e = (e) ? e : window.event;
    var charCode = (e.which) ? e.which : e.keyCode;
    if (charCode > 31 && charCode!=8 && (charCode < 48 || charCode > 57)) {
        return false;
    }
    findSum(row)
    return true;
});

function findSum(obj){
   var sum = 0;
   var rate = parseInt(obj.val());
   var qty = parseInt(obj.closest('tr').find('.quantity').val());
   sum = rate*qty;
    if(!isNaN(sum)){
        obj.closest('tr').find('.amount').val(sum);
    }
    else{
         obj.closest('tr').find('.amount').val('0');
    }
}

Fiddle:
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Community Foundation of Harford celebrating 10th anniversary, nears the $2 million mark
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Brian Donley, Scott Elliott, Pat Pollard and Bruce Riley are members of RAMS4OTHERS, a group of Edgewood High School alumni who started a giving circle to raise money to establish and support the Help Your Neighbor Fund. (Courtesy of Community Foundation / Baltimore Sun)
As Community Foundation of Harford County celebrates its 10th anniversary during this fiscal year, the assets of the foundation are approaching $2 million.
The foundation's assets hit the $1 million mark in 2015. They have grown significantly since then to $1.7 million at the close of calendar year 2017. In addition, the foundation distributed more than $105,000 to charitable organizations in the county during the past fiscal year, a 63 percent increase over the year before.
In addition, Community Foundation of Harford County has unveiled a new web site. While the address remains the same--cfharfordcounty.org--the design is more user friendly. The new web site provides visitors with more stories about donors and recipients and makes donating even easier.
Community Foundation of Harford County demonstrates local philanthropy at its best. The foundation invites donors of all backgrounds to make a difference in the community where they live, work and raise a family, contributing to causes that matter to them. Anyone can be a philanthropist, and the foundation works with folks of all means to maximize their charitable impact at their preferred giving level.
Just ask the members of RAMS4OTHERS, a group of Edgewood High School alumni who started a giving circle to raise money to establish and support the Help Your Neighbor Fund, which is based at the Community Foundation of Harford County. The group looked for 40 members to give a minimum $250 pledge. The funds raised are used to help those with emergency financial needs.
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In 2017, the first grants were distributed to clients at Harford Community Action Agency and Harford Family House. Harford Community Action Agency aided the mother of an 18-month-old child from becoming evicted. She was starting a new job and needed funding to keep her and her child from becoming homeless. The grant to Harford Family House was used toward the purchase of a car to enable an individual to go back to work and become sustainable.
"Many of my fellow Edgewood alumni work within our own philanthropic endeavors, but RAMS4OTHERS was a chance to come together and do something as a group that impacts the Edgewood community, Route 40 and Harford County in general," said Scott Elliott, the founder of RAMS4OTHERS and a vice president at Harford Bank. "While RAMS4OTHERS started with the Edgewood High Hall of Fame members, it is spreading to all alumni who feel very fortunate to have grown up in Edgewood and want to give back. We help those who need a hand up."
Another example of an everyday philanthropist is Grace Callwood, founder of The We Cancerve Movement, Inc., a nonprofit that brings happiness to homeless, sick and foster children. The nonprofit was founded in 2011, when Grace, then 7 years old, was a pediatric oncology patient. She knows how important it is to help children in any stage of need. Her nonprofit established two funds with the Community Foundation of Harford County. One is for an endowment for future needs, and one is non-endowed and used for yearly distributions.
T'Jae Ellis, Grace's mother, is grateful for the help provided by the Community Foundation of Harford County to manage the funds.
"Allowing the Community Foundation to manage both the endowed and the non-endowed funds for The We Cancerve Movement, Inc., frees us up to focus more concertedly on bringing happiness to homeless, sick and foster children," said Ellis." "It's important to us that our donors and supporters trust us to be good stewards of all gifts. Having the Community Foundation of Harford County manage the financial gifts helps us address that priority."
For more information about contributing to an existing fund (such as Help Your Neighbor Fund or The We Cancerve Movement, Inc.) or setting up a new fund at the Community Foundation of Harford County, contact Brigitte Peters, executive director, at brigittep@cfharfordcounty.com or call 443-371-6062.
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The English Civil War pitted Parliament against the Crown following a breakdown in their relationship, ultimately caused by a struggle over power, religion and control. The Civil War split the country and resulted in the execution of Charles I and the exile of his son, and the English monarchy was replaced first by the Commonwealth of England and then the Protectorate. Oliver Cromwell dominated the politics of the new rule and still divides opinion today, with some seeing him as a brutal dictator and others seeing him as a hero of liberty.
The English Civil War in 100 Facts examines the twenty years of intermittent warfare, covering the first, second and third wars, from the initial conflict with Charles I to the fight of Charles II's supporters with the Rump Parliament. Dr Andrew Lacey guides us through some of the key figures and their stories as well as some of the key battles and politics in this period that drastically altered the structure of English rule.


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There is always news in the world related to democracy and activism, but in recent years it feels like there has been an abundance of noteworthy movements and events. From climate change to school shootings, as well as Brexit, Black Lives Matter, #MeToo, Covid-19 and the extremely controversial 45th US President, Donald Trump, the early part of the 21st century has seen an unprecedented rise in people taking to the streets, organising, and demanding action.
This diverse list of titles touches upon some of these subjects as well as many more historical figures and movements from Civil Rights to political campaigns acting as conversation starters, provoking discussion and debate. Films about democracy can introduce secondary school students to ideas around equality, activism and ethics, as well as deepening their understanding of historical events and their significance, helping to inspire the next generation to become more engaged in their political futures.
Age group7+
Animal Farm(1954)
A faithful animated retelling of the classic story by novelist George Orwell that sees farm animals split into conflicting groups.
This animated version of George Orwell's novel has long been a favourite amongst Into Film members of all ages. The story of a group of pigs on a formerly prosperous farm that has fallen on hard times can be treated as innocent entertainment, but also as an entry point into some more serious issues.
Why We Fight: The Battle of Britain(1943)
One of a series of short films made by famed director Frank Capra in World War II, commissioned to encourage US citizens to support the war effort.
These ground-breaking documentaries, produced by Frank Capra (director of It's A Wonderful Life) and commissioned by the US government to justify to the public the allied actions during World War Two and to encourage their support. Created in direct response to Leni Riefenstahl's infamous Triumph of the Will, the films now serve as an invaluable piece of historical record.
12 Angry Men(1957)
Classic courtroom drama with a powerful performance from Henry Fonda, in which all but one of a jury vote to convict a Hispanic man of murder.
The values of democracy have perhaps never been better displayed than in this classic jury-room drama. Often cited as one of the most inspiring films ever made, this is a riveting, edge-of-your-seat drama, but one that remains utterly relevant to the modern world, demonstrating how vital it is to stand up for what is right, even when the world seems against you.
Mr Smith Goes To Washington(1939)
Thought-provoking film about an idealistic scout leader made a US senator and faced with the reality of widespread political corruption and cynicism.
Capra was also responsible for perhaps the most celebrated example of everyman democracy ever committed to film. One of James Stewart's defining roles, the film remains a remarkable and inspiring fable about what government is for and who it should represent.
The true story of an inspirational young woman follows the journey of Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai. Despite being shot and almost killed by the Taliban in 2012, she continues to speak out against the unjust lack of opportunities for schooling – particularly for girls – across the world. An inspiring documentary full of hope and determination.
On the Basis of Sex(2018)
Biopic of American lawyer and professor Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her struggle for gender equality as she prepares for a landmark case in her career.
With the recent passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, this timely biopic examines her personal life and early career as she struggles to forge a career for herself in the male-dominated legal world. But when a landmark case of gender equality surfaces, RBG sets out to change the course of history, becoming a role model for her daughter and many more around the world in the process.
Suffragette(2015)
A powerful depiction of the rise of the Suffragist movement and some of the British women involved.
Remarkably, it took until 2015 for film to tackle the extraordinary account of the suffragist movement in 20th century Britain. Focusing around a group of working-class activists, rather than the campaign's better-known figures, Sarah Gavron's film is a rallying cry to continue the fight for equality around the world, and sincere telling of a vital story.
Harriet(2019)
Biopic of American abolitionist and activist Harriet Tubman who escaped from slavery and freed many through the Underground Railroad.
Known as one of the early key figures in the US Civil Rights movement, Harriet Tubman has an extraordinary story to tell. After freeing herself from slavery, she embarked on several missions to free others using a network called the Underground Railroad. As well as black history, this crucial biopic also encompasses issues around gender and class.
Steven Spielberg's epic biopic focusing on Abraham Lincoln's fight to end the slave trade in America.
Lincoln deals with an historical giant who's greatness was crucially influenced by his common touch. Spielberg's vast, magnificent historical drama concentrates on a short period of his life, the battle to abolish slavery in America. Astutely chronicling the minutiae of political process, it is a fitting document to one of the most important democratic movements of all.
Good Night, And Good Luck(2005)
Political drama following the steadfast Edward Murrow's attempts to maintain journalistic integrity in the face of the 1950s McCarthy witch hunts.
Broadcast journalism has also frequently demonstrated its power and effectiveness as a medium for standing up to corruption. In this case, it is the true story of American journalist Edward R. Morrow and his team, who refused to compromise when attacking the practices of Senator McCarthy, despite the huge professional and personal consequences.
The Hate U Give(2018)
A young girl is drawn to activism after witnessing the police shooting of her childhood friend.
This slick and energetic adaptation of a popular young adult novel speaks to themes that remain all too prevalent in the news. After a young black man is unjustly killed, his childhood friend wrestles with her responsibilities to his legacy while attempting to negotiate family, romance, identity and so much more through her formative teenage years.
We Are Many(2014)
Documentary examining the events surrounding the 2003 Iraq war and the enormous global protest it provoked.
Another film that celebrates the ongoing British relationship with political protest and marching is We Are Many. This documentary tells the story of the largest demonstration in British history, the 2003 march against the looming invasion of Iraq, by those who were intimately involved, demonstrating the importance of standing up for what you believe in.
Selma(2014)
Powerful drama focusing on Martin Luther King's campaign to secure voting rights for black Americans.
Focussing on a pivotal moment of political history, this is the first film to directly explore the life of Martin Luther King, focussing on the campaign to secure equal voting rights via a seminal march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama in 1965. The film's themes and discussion of violence as a means of political protest remain remarkably topical.
Malcolm X(1992)
Powerful epic from famed director Spike Lee about the life of late African-American black liberation movement leader Malcolm X.
While 'Selma' mentions Malcolm X and his teachings, this biopic from Spike Lee tells his life story, from childhood to his stint as a small-time gangster through to his leadership in the black liberation movement. Played by Denzel Washington and adapted from Malcolm X's own autobiography, this is a significant exploration of a seismic political figure.
Milk(2008)
Sean Penn won an Oscar for this inspiring portrayal of gay rights campaigner, Harvey Milk.
Every political campaign needs its heroes and pioneers. For the LGBT movement, they don't come much more significant than San Francisco mayor Harvey Milk. This biopic tells the story of his life, movingly demonstrating how the personal and the political are inextricably linked.
Pride(2014)
Uplifting comedy about an unlikely moment in recent British history when, in 1984, gay rights activists offered to support the striking miners.
In Britain, many of the advances in democratic rights for LGBT citizens emerged in the 1980s, as a group of London activists formed an unlikely alliance with a village of striking miners in Wales, demonstrating the remarkable power of solidarity. This inspiring comedy tells their story, resulting in a remarkable, ongoing turning point in public attitudes towards LGBT issues.
No(2012)
The story of how the people of Chile attempted to oust dictator General Pinochet from power in the late 1980s.
This drama tells the story of a simple but effective campaign designed by a Chilean advertising executive to oust the brutal dictator General Pinochet from power, by persuading the country to vote 'No' in a crucial referendum on whether or not his reign should continue. A stirring example of democracy in action through the actions and commitment of ordinary people.
Eye in the Sky(2015)
A drone pilot spots a young girl entering the blast zone when given the order to strike in this tense exploration of the ethical dilemmas of warfare.
Issues of accountability for political actions are brought up to date in this nail-biting thriller. Eschewing easy answers and points-of-view, the film puts us on the ground in Kenya; in the heart of a 'remote airbase' in Las Vegas; and the centre of UK government, as complicated ethical issues are urgently discussed, leaving audiences with awkward questions.
Official Secrets(2019)
The true story of a whistleblower who uncovered an illegal spying operation prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq by the United States.
Director Gavin Hood followed 'Eye in the Sky' with 'Official Secrets', bringing the tension and theme of ethics from the former into his next release. It recounts the true story of a British intelligence worker who – much like in The Report – uncovers sensitive materials which suggests a US-UK conspiracy, and must decide how far she is willing to go in pursuit of the truth.
We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks(2013)
A fascinating insight into one of the world's most controversial websites, Wikileaks, which leaked many classified documents into the public domain
Many see the actions of Julian Assange and his WikiLeaks foundation as modern day anarchism. This riveting documentary explores the foundation and its ramifications, from the rise of 'citizen journalism' and the disruption it caused amongst media and political and media establishments, as well as the personal controversies that constantly overshadow Assange's profile.
Fahrenheit 11/9(2018)
Filmmaker Michael Moore investigates the current state of American politics.
Encompassing everything from the Flint water crisis to the US presidential election in 2016, Michael Moore returns in top form to examine the political landscape. With a particular focus on Donald Trump becoming president and the things in place which allowed this to happen, Moore's latest work is typically fiery, funny and rousing.
V For Vendetta(2005)
Unusual, ideas-packed thriller set in a parallel Britain, where a Guy Fawkes- inspired terrorist tries to stir up resistance against a dictatorship.
In this film, political protest is reimagined in an Orwellian future Britain where a neo-fascist regime has taken over the country. Based on an important graphic novel, the eponymous 'V' is a freedom fighter, attempting to spark a revolution through increasingly anarchistic means.
All The President's Men(1976)
70s classic about the two journalists who uncovered the Watergate scandal which brought down a presidency.
There is a long and noble tradition of intrepid journalists doggedly fighting to bring the corrupt and guilty to account. This was never better captured than in this telling of the Watergate scandal, where two journalists from the Washington Post begin to examine what seems a fairly straightforward burglary and uncover a scandal that brought down a president.
Peterloo(2018)
Period drama on the notorious 1819 Peterloo Massacre, where pro-democracy protesters were attacked by British forces.
British filmmaker Mike Leigh assembled an ensemble cast to tell the story of the Peterloo Massacre which took place in 19th century Manchester. Demanding political reform and highlighting increasing poverty in the city, the 60,000 protestors who had gathered in St. Peter's Field were attacked, with a number of fatalities and hundreds more injured.
I Am Not Your Negro(2016)
Documentary in which the late writer James Baldwin looks back at his experiences through American history, most notably the Civil Rights movement.
An already important social document, this film has taken on even greater significance in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement. Samuel L Jackson narrates Baldwin's own words as he recounts his personal experiences including his relationships with Malcolm X, Martin Luther King and Medgar Evers, with the story told through superb use of archive footage.
The Report(2019)
A US Senate staffer uncovers the CIA's use of torture within interrogations in the aftermath of 9/11.
After an idealistic staffer uncovers astonishing evidence relating to torture tactics employed by the CIA, he seeks to make the public aware of the truth. But as he attempts to include these findings in his report, he comes up against political pressure and bureaucratic barriers which threaten to derail his work in this rousing drama about perseverance and sacrifice.
120 BPM (Beats Per Minute)(2017)
Members of the Paris branch of activist organisation ACT-UP demand action from the government and pharmaceutical companies amid the AIDS crisis.
This urgent French language drama is told from the point of view of AIDS activists in the early 1990s. We witness their regular meetings in which they plan radical campaigns and act out daring protests seeking to capture media attention, full of lively debate and disagreement, as they seek to tackle a health crisis that affects so many of their members.


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Elgeyo Marakwet County covers a total area of 3029.9 km2. It borders West Pokot County to the North, Baringo County to the East, Trans Nzoia County to the Northwest and Uasin Gishu County to the West. The county is divided into three topographic zones namely: The Highlands, Kerio Valley and The Escarpment: all of them separated by the conspicuous Elgeyo Escarpment. The Highlands constitutes 49 percent of the county's area and is densely populated due to its endowment with fertile soils and reliable rainfall.The Escarpment and the Kerio Valley make up 11percent and 40 percent respectively. There is a marked variation in amount of rainfall in the three zones; The Highlands receive between 1200mm and 1500mm per annum while The Escarpment and the Kerio Valley receives rainfall ranging between 1000mm to 1400mm per annum. In altitude, the Highland plateau rises from an altitude of 2700 meters above sea level on the Metkei Ridges in the South to 3350 metres above sea level on the Cherangany Hills to the North Administratively, the county is divided into four sub-counties, namely: Marakwet East, Marakwet West, Keiyo South and Keiyo North each with several Divisions, Locations and Sub-locations. Politically, the county is divided into four constituencies: Marakwet East, Marakwet West, Keiyo South and Keiyo North and twenty Wards; six in both Marakwet West and Keiyo South and four in Marakwet East and Keiyo North. The county's total population was 370,712 in 2009 (National Population and Housing Census). The 2012 population projection was 401,989. The inter-census population growth rate for the county is 2.7 percent per annum. Keiyo North has the highest population density of 148 persons per km2 while Marakwet East has the lowest with 109 persons per km2. Keiyo South and Marakwet West have 132 km2 and 146 km2 respectively. On poverty levels, human development indicators show that the county has 57 percent of residents live below the poverty line compared to the national poverty level of 46 percent. The levels of poverty in the county are geographically distributed. At the Escarpment and The Kerio Valley, poverty levels are as high as 67 percent of the population while in the Highlands poverty levels average 47 percent.


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Consumer specialist House PR will help give Dennis the Menace a makeover, after winning a competitive pitch to lead the PR strategy around Beano's relaunch as a children's entertainment network this autumn.
The newly created Beano Studios will provide entertainment for kids across a range of media, including new film and TV programmes, digital platforms, live theatrical experiences, consumer products and the old favourite – its famous comic and annual.
House will be publicising Beano's development of an online hub for seven- to 10-year-olds. It will be handling all comms for the b2b and consumer launches, including a launch event in September and product placement for a new line of products.
The agency also told PRWeek it had some potential stunts in the works "to bring the mischievous brand to life". House will look to profile company members across trade titles and run the press office based on user-generated content following the launch.
To tie in with a new website, there will be a refresh of the 78-year-old comic and Beano Annual. That will be followed by a reimagined CGI TV series for Dennis the Menace and Gnasher, while content will also be offered through YouTube and PopJam.
Beano is the Guinness World record holder as the longest running weekly comic.
Ginny Paton, House PR's MD, said her agency was looking forward to maintaining its longevity, saying: "We're hugely excited to be part of the brand's reimagination and a part of creating a new digital experience for kids. This project really gives us the chance to be fun and mischievous; reflecting the brand's values and messaging."
House's current client list includes Empire Cinemas, William Grant and Sons and OpenTable.
PRWeek recently disclosed that London agency W is in talks to acquire the consumer specialist, with the two firms saying if the discussions were concluded successfully, "House will operate as a standalone division of W".


Working in Philadelphia in the 60s, I met Sara Stepkin Goripov and Nadja Stepkin Budschalow, two Khalmyk Mongolian sisters from Serbia, who gave me and taught me many songs in Khalmyk, Russian, Serbia, Tibetan – and even a couple from Germany, where they had lived in the D.P. camps.
They sang hundreds of songs and chants in many styles; Cindy and I sing Yanka the way they did, in what Sara calls the "Western style." Once, when I asked them if I should be singing their songs without the ballast of the sound or the people behind me, they said: "Better the songs survive with you than they die in purity."
The three Turkish young men (soldiers) honored Yanka, their enemy. They gave him every way out, and his pride wouldn't let him take those ways, and it is his mother who must ask the question. G.B.
Je ste li vidili moga sina Janka?
Prvi mu kaze: "Skoci u vodu, Janko."
"Nisam vam zaba, da u vodu skocem."
Drugi mu kaze: "Kleknaj nam se, Janko."
"Nisam vam sluga, da vam se poklanjem."
Treci mu kaze: "Predaj nam se Janko."
"Nisam vam bab, da vam se predajem."
Jedan mu kaze: "Bez(i) u goru, Janko."
"Nisam vam jelin, da u goru skocem."
"Have you seen my son Yanka?"
"No, but we heard his voice…"
"…that he was captured (attacked) by three Turkish young men."
The first one said "Jump in the water, Yanka."
"I am not a frog to jump on the water for you."
The second one said "Kneel to us, Yanka."
"I am not your servant, to kneel to you."
The third one said "Give yourself up, Yanka."
"I am not an old woman (coward) to give myself up."
One of them said "Okay, go away."
"I am not a deer to run away from you."
"No, but we heard his voice."


It was all hands on deck in the bustling kitchen at Nomad in Sydney's Surry Hills for the #goodfoodmonth literary lunch with esteemed chef, Yotam Ottolenghi. Dessert legend Christine Manfield, and Somer Sivrioglu from Effendy were there to assist Ottolenghi, along with with Ramael Scully, head chef at Ottolenghi, and Nomad's Nathan Sasi and his team.
Renowned for his colourful representations of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean food, Yotam Ottolenghi has converted people around the world to his way of cooking. His food is always a feast for the eyes as well as the palate, and he has made it his mission in life to transform vegetables into the 'new black'.
Ottolenghi likes to travel and mentions that he sources new ideas from the places that he visits. Most of his inspiration has come from within a certain radius around where he grew up, he explains, but adds that more recently he has started to travel further to discover the wonderful cuisines of Turkey, Persia and Asia, per his latest television shows.
At the lunch at Nomad, Ottolenghi thanked the diners for attending what he called an 'amazing reception' and explained that he was 'here to convince people to eat more vegetables and to celebrate vegetables and grains, and all the wonderful things that can be done with them' (which is the whole idea behind his new book, Plenty More).
'Since Plenty was published four years ago, we've really come a long way in terms of vegetables at Ottolenghi [restaurant]. I'm talking about a vegetable renaissance,' he said. 'A few years ago, I'm sure you will all remember, you had three French beans served next to your steak, and that was called vegetable. Or a green salad made from iceberg lettuce leaves and a piece of tomato. And the whole idea is really to try and show in a way you can infuse your vegetables with so much flavour, and so many spices and other condiments, that you can forget about the meat once or twice a day, a week, a month,' he added.
'Plenty More is about how far you can take your vegetables. How you cook them if you serve them raw, or steamed, or fried or baked. The sky is the limit and I tried to bring all that into the book. I hope today's meal is a good example of all those ideas that have gone into the book, so enjoy your meal,' he concluded.
The menu was a collaboration of dishes, with half being Ottolenghi's and half Nomad's Nathan Sasi's. First up was zucchini baba ghanoush, followed by flatbreads with olive oil and a selection of Arabian condiments.
Next was a Wagyu Bastourma with smoked eggplant, pickled chilli and wafer thin potato crostini.
Braised leeks with goat's curd, chervil and currants was one of my favourites.
There were spicy spanner crab falafels with cucumber pickles and some puffed balls of deliciousness.
Peter's favourite was this duck Bastilla with dried baby figs, fennel and feta.
Watch this space for my take on this broccolini with sweet tahini, snow peas and black sesame seeds.
And finally, eggplant or aubergine with black garlic sauce and basil.
This tahini ice cream with fig molasses and sesame shortbread was so good, we had to say 'yes' when offered seconds!
But the Pièce de résistance was surely the exquisite meringue roulade with rose petals, rose water, raspberries, pistachio and mascarpone. I have duck eggs ready to make this one at the weekend!
The Good Things team travelled to Sydney, stayed overnight and attended this literary lunch ($210pp) on our own steam. We met some interesting folks, including a couple who had travelled from Melbourne especially for the lunch (a surprise 60th birthday gift for the lady). I also finally got to meet the lovely ladies from the Monday Morning Cooking Club.
Note: Random House Publishers (Ebury Press) sponsored the copy of Plenty More that Good Things is giving away.
Tell me dear readers, do you enjoy attending literary events? What have been some of the standout events you have attended in your part of the world?
$420 for lunch is pure passion and dedication, Liz. What a fabulous time. Everyone who attended is singing praises about Ottolenghi and his food.
Thanks ever so much, Maureen... it was an event I didn't want to miss. Reminded me very much of the fabulous events I organised in a former lifetime!
Thanks for attending this event Lizzie- we get to got to go there with you through your luscious photos and detailed text. It all looks so good.
Francesca, thanks so much for your kind words.
Oh Liz - so, so happy for you! What a mind-bending and memorable event!! Wish you could have had quite a few 'birdies' on your shoulder :) !! And that man has learned to be 'relaxed' - look at him in the second-last photo!! Great!! Can't wait for your 'take' on the broccolini - one of my very favourite vegetables! Happy weekend and I hope the 'cold snap' does not hit you too hard :) !!
It looks spectacular and Mr O. comes across as a lovely guy. In one of the eps from his latest series in the Med, he featured Corsica, and an interesting way of cooking cuttlefish (one of my fave foods). The island looked great and is now on my bucket list.
Hi Ambra, I loved that show too, and what a place!
Hi Liz, that looks divine. Tell me, is he as cute in real life as he looks on tele - I am in love!!
Hi Glenda, in his own words... he is the 'pretty face' in the Ottolenghi team.
Oh wow Lizzy, this looks fantastic! I love Nomad. It's just down the road from my office...and I find myself coming up with any excuse for a lunch there!! I love Mr O too - so much creativity! The last literary lunch I went to was too see Nigella Lawson and I loved every minute of it!!
Thanks so much Rachel... it was a drive for us, but enjoyed it!
Oh Elizabeth, now that would have been an experience. I miss the cooking school!
I wouldn't want to miss it either! So you did that in your previous life...? Nice!
Wow! What an incredible event! Lucky you -- I'm green with envy. :-) Terrific read -- thanks.
Thanks Louis, does that mean you were there?
thanks for taking us with you, liz, thru this post! and please tell us that yotam was as lovely and wonderful as he appears on his TV shows. i have got a couple of his books out from the library at the moment, including 'plenty more', and they are just wonderful and inspiring.
Hi Elizabeth... so glad that you love the books and his work too!
Ottolenghi's lunch in Brisbane was fab. I've had the pleasure of meeting and watching a number of my food heroes at play, and some of them leave far more than a fond memory in my mind. Christine Manfield's wit and directness, Maggie's infectious laugh and banter, Yotam's generous and giving nature.


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