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The Serpent (2020)
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Top special agent Lucinda Kavsky works for a secret part of the CIA. She's given a special assignment but then set up by her own agency
Director: Gia Skova
Actors: Akihiro Kitamura, Craig Conway, Eric Lee Huffman, Gia Skova, Jason Scott Jenkins, Lin Gothoni, Travis Aaron Wade
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Savage Dawn (1985)
A vicious biker gang takes over a small town in Arizona. A Vietnam War vet passing through town and a few locals with nothing to lose go to war with…
Fireman Sam – Set for Action! (2018)
The alarm has sounded and the Pontypandy crew is off to rescue their friends and others in need. From engine sparks and wild fireworks to water rescue and more, you…
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The Legend of Fong Sai Yuk (1993)
This Hong Kong martial-arts extravaganza tells of evil emperors and true love. The secret Red Lotus Flower Society is committed to the overthrow of the evil Manchu Emperor and his…
Genre: Action, Comedy, History
Point Break (2015)
A young undercover FBI agent infiltrates a gang of thieves who share a common interest in extreme sports. A remake of the 1991 film, "Point Break".
Country: Austria, Canada, China, Germany, Italy, USA
Genre: Action, Crime, Sport, Thriller
Batman Forever (1995)
The Dark Knight of Gotham City confronts a dastardly duo: Two-Face and the Riddler. Formerly District Attorney Harvey Dent, Two-Face believes Batman caused the courtroom accident which left him disfigured…
The Nude Bomb (1980)
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Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Fay Grim
Many years after her notorious husband, Henry Fool, fled after killing a neighbor, Fay Grim receives a visit from CIA agent Fulbright, who tells her that Henry is dead, but…
Country: France, Germany, USA
Showdown In Manila (2016)
The film will unfold in Manila, Philippines, and in the jungles of the island of Boracay. On a tropical island in the privacy of living Russian middle-aged man (Alexander Newsky)….
Allegiant (2016)
Beatrice Prior and Tobias Eaton venture into the world outside of the fence and are taken into protective custody by a mysterious agency known as the Bureau of Genetic Welfare.
The Expendables (2010)
Barney Ross leads a band of highly skilled mercenaries including knife enthusiast Lee Christmas, a martial arts expert, heavy weapons specialist, demolitionist, and a loose-cannon sniper. When the group is…
Country: Bulgaria, Spain, USA
Genre: Action, Adventure, Thriller
The Transporter Refueled (2015)
The fast-paced action movie is again set in the criminal underworld in France, where Frank Martin is known as The Transporter, because he is the best driver and mercenary money…
Country: Belgium, China, France, Monaco
The heroic tale of young Mathayus and his relentless quest for justice against an evil and powerful villain, King Sargon. Mathayus faces heart-stopping tribulations during his adventurous, odds-defying trajectory toward…
Country: Germany, South Africa, USA


Back again and the first song in this weeks post is so... RELEVANT! But first... Thumpday! Hot music picks from indie side of the game. Today, we get into some jazzy hiphop with too many good messages, that good soul, house beats and chill treats!
Listen! Hailing from London with all the right things to say, Funky DL. This joint has everything I love, a bit of jazz, some boom-bap and words worth considering. Add some grove laden intellect to your life and cop this now!
Tall. Black. Guy. Remix... + Moonchild. I'm sayin'... A bit of neosoul, hiphop deliciousness from the infamous producer hailing from Detroit. I won't lie. I know the name Tall Black Guy, but I never really got into his work. I don't know why I deprive myself sometimes. Now, I have to dig through this mans catalog of treats. If you're feeling this, perhaps you should too!
I've been an Electric Wire Hustle fan for many years. As a maker of electronic music and someone with a very nerdy interest in technology, I thought the name Electric Wire Hustle was brilliant. I really enjoy the strings in this song, as well as the Stevie Wonder reference from his iconic classic, All I Do.
Ooooooooo-la-la! Chill goodies from Paris, from BluesTaeb. Add this to your chill playlist and help yourself take it down a notch in this crazy world.
Taking a slight detour, we get into a bit of jazz from Beth Hart. Jazzman! I'll be adding this one to my Sunday Jazz playlist, indeed.


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Fortified is an explosive strategy shooter where players will defend the Earth against a menacing Martian invasion in the 1950s. Play as one-of-four pulp inspired heroes as they fight swarms of terrifying robots with an arsenal of Cold War era weapons and experimental technology.
Developer: Siege Camp Publisher: Siege Camp
Genre: Action, Indie, Strategy
Tags: Action (1522), Tower Defense (81), Indie (76), Co-op (68), Strategy (67), Multiplayer (45), Third-Person Shooter (41), Aliens (37), Sci-fi (28), Shooter (18), Online Co-Op (13), Third Person (8), Singleplayer (6)
Category: Single-player, Multi-player, Co-op, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, Remote Play on TV
Release date: Feb 3, 2016
Old userscore: 75% Owners: 500,000 .. 1,000,000
Peak concurrent players yesterday: 3
YouTube stats: 123,639 views and 511 comments for top 50 videos uploaded last week, 5 new videos uploaded yesterday.
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Source for calories in Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag: Galaxy.
How many calories in Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag?
There are 199 calories in a ½ Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
There are 398 calories in a Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
There are 498 calories in 100g of Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
About 40% of the calories in Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag comes from fat.
About 56% of the calories in Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag comes from carbs.
About 4% of the calories in Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag comes from protein.
How much fat in Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag?
There are 8.8g of fat in a ½ Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
There are 17.6g of fat in a Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
There are 21.9g of fat in 100g of Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
How many carbs in Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag?
There are 27.6g of carbs in a ½ Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
There are 55.2g of carbs in a Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
There are 69.1g of carbs in 100g of Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag.
How much protein in Galaxy Minstrels Treat Bag?
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Q: SQL Server 2012 create list of VARBINARY in single XML element I am currently struggling to find a solution to the following problem.
I have a result set of VARBINARY values - for example:

*

*QAAAAAAAAAE=

*QAAAAAAAAAQ=

these results Need to be packed into a XML Element delimited by a single space (to siginify an array of values). Example of how the result should look:
<results>QAAAAAAAAAE= QAAAAAAAAAQ=</results>

The issue I am having while using XML PATH is that I cannot combine a ' ' (varchar) and the result varbinary field. If I add the ' ' before the result and then convert to varbinary the result is incorrect due to having converted the  space as well. Here is an example of what I have attempted thus far:
(
    STUFF((SELECT DISTINCT ' ' + CONVERT( VARBINARY, id)
    FROM results
    FOR XML PATH('ns2:children')
    ),1,1,'')
),

A: You should not deal with XML on string level. This might have various side effects...
You can try this:
I fill a table with some values in a VARBINARY column:
DECLARE @table TABLE(SomeData VARBINARY(MAX));
INSERT INTO @table VALUES(0x12AF)
                        ,(CAST('test' AS VARBINARY(MAX)))
                        ,(CAST(GETDATE() AS VARBINARY(MAX)));
SELECT *
FROM @table;

The result
SomeData
0x12AF
0x74657374
0x0000A81100AD9F69

If you get this as XML, the conversion to base64 is done implicitly
SELECT * FROM @table FOR XML PATH('result')

the result
<result>
  <SomeData>Eq8=</SomeData>
</result>
<result>
  <SomeData>dGVzdA==</SomeData>
</result>
<result>
  <SomeData>AACoEQCtn2k=</SomeData>
</result>

Now there is XQuery-function data() to your rescue. It will automatically concatenate all sub-values separated by a blank:
SELECT(
       SELECT *
       FROM @table
       FOR XML PATH('result'),TYPE
       ).query('data(/result/SomeData)') AS result
FOR XML PATH('results')

The result is
<results>
  <result>Eq8= dGVzdA== AACoEQCtn2k=</result>
</results>

A: Pls. try short of SQL Command which could help u to achieve the above result :
SELECT REPLACE(T.Data, '</results><results>', ' ')
FROM
(
    SELECT STUFF(
                (
                    SELECT DATA [results]
                    FROM <table_name> FOR XML PATH('')
                ), 1, 1, '<') [Data]
) T;

Result :
<results>QAAAAAAAAAE= QAAAAAAAAAQ=</results>

A: If I understand what do you want?! A way to get <results>QAAAAAAAAAE= QAAAAAAAAAQ=</results> as result is:
select ltrim((
    select ' '+cast(id as varchar(50))
    from t
    group by id
    for xml path(''))) results
for xml path('');

SQL Fiddle Demo

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Hello hello! How was your long Easter week-end? Mine was super lovely thanks for asking :) It was (mostly) sunny and great time were had outside and particularly in the ole countryside, thanks to my friend Magda who kindly took me along for a little adventure (go check her post of the day, she took fantastic pictures!).
We went to Altamont Garden, which is best known for its snowdrops but we were a bit late for those unfortunately (we actually meant to visit the garden that day we went to Wexford, but ended up being short on time). I think the best time for snowdrops is actually mid-February.
Anyways, the Altamont Garden were all-the-same breathtaking on this morning of April. The Spring flowers were in full bloom and I reckon come Summer, the roses must be as enchaning! The Altamont Garden bears the title of the most romantic garden in Ireland and I can see why, there is many a bridge to be serenaded on and nooks and cranny a-plenty if you want to whisper sweet nothings to your lover's ears, away from prying eyes.
An added surprise for the animal-obsessive I am was that the place featured a good dose of cuteness, what with it being lambing season. Also present were cows and calves and a majestic peafowl couple (the peacock seemed rather aware of his charms and kept checking his reflection in a window).
At the back of the garden, there is a woodland area where we walked along a charming little brook that gained strength as we got closer to the River Slaney. We left the little forest and crossed a field, stopped at the temple where we admired the stunning views of the Wicklow mountains. Last stops were the gorgeous walled garden and the colourful plant shop. We rested at the café in the company of chubby hens before it was time to hit the road again.
Hope you all had an as equally pleasant Easter!
P.S.: Don't forget to check Magda's drool-worthy blog. You won't regret it!


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Inspiring Thursday: Olympe De Gouges
During the French Revolution of 1789, almost 400 women were executed by the guillotine. The most famous among them is, of course, Marie Antoinette; however, aside from the queen, another relevant female figure who died for her ideals is Olympe de Gouges. Playwright and political activist, she advocated for the emancipation of women and against slavery in a moment of great social transformation and uncertainty. She is mostly known for having written The Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen, in response to the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, where she criticized the French revolutionaries for not having considered women in their fight for equality. Her progressive ideas and stances in favor of women´s rights make her one of the very first feminists in the modern era.
She was born under the name of Marie Gouze in 1748 in Montauban, a small village in the South of France. At the age of 16, she was married against her will to a local caterer and gave birth to a child. After her husband´s death, occurred two years after the wedding, she moved to Paris with her son, changed her name and vowed never to marry again, deeming the institution of marriage "the tomb of trust and love".
In Paris, she was welcomed by the intellectuals of the pre-Revolutionary era and chose the theatre as preferential tool to express her views of the world. In her first play, called The Slavery of the Blacks, she fiercely condemned France´s politics towards their colonies, denouncing the economics behind slavery and supporting its abolition. She became target of threats, both by the slavers and by people who thought that a woman´s proper place was not in the theatre. But Olympe was defiant, and after gaining notoriety, she started publishing articles and political pamphlets, where she pressed for the legalization of divorce and the establishment of obstetrics wards in order to reduce maternal mortality in childbirth.
De Gouges greeted the outbreak of the Revolution with hope and joy, but soon became disenchanted when égalité (equal rights) was not extended to women. The French Constitution ratified in 1791 gave the right to vote to "all citizens", but defined citizens as men over 25 who paid taxes. Women were by definition not accorded any political right. It is in this context that Olympe convinced herself to take a stand once again, embodied in her well known statement: "A woman is entitled to mount the scaffold; she must be equally entitled to mount the rostrum [of the National Assembly]". In response to the famous Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, adopted by the French National Constituent Assembly in 1789, she then published the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and of the Female Citizen, mirroring all the provision of the former document in the feminine form and explaining that women, just as men, are guaranteed natural, inalienable, sacred rights.
The Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen not only did assert women's right to participate in political life; it also touched on their right to own property, and recognition of paternal responsibility for children born out of wedlock. Attached to the Declaration was also the text of a "Social Contract" between a man and a woman that was meant to replace the institution of marriage, and to establish a civil partnership based upon gender equality. By these two texts, De Gouges hoped to expose the failures of the leaders of the revolution in recognizing gender equality properly.
The Declaration immediately angered many of the radicals of the Revolution, who suspected De Gouges of treason for dedicating the text to Queen Marie Antoinette, whom she described as "the most detested" of women in France. She was sentenced to execution by the guillotine, and was claimed by the Reign of Terror to be one of the many political enemies to the state of France.
However, De Gouges´ ideals did not die with her. The Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen was widely reproduced and influenced the writings of women´s advocates in the Western world. One year after its publication, in 1792, Mary Wollstonecraft published Vindication of the Rights of Woman, inspired by Olympe´s work. The ideas she embraced – including full equality between blacks and whites; a solidly entrenched public health system; welfare services for the needy; and, of course, the right of women to vote and take part in political life – were realized in time and became pillars of modern Western societies.
Her last words as she walked up to the guillotine were: "Children of the fatherland, you will avenge my death!". 224 years after her death, in 2016, she was the first woman to have her sculpture installed inside the National Assembly of France, among the other remarkable figures of the history of her Country.
By Valentina Canepa, WAVE Intern
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympe_de_Gouges
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declaration_of_the_Rights_of_Woman_and_of_the_Female_Citizen
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/01/feminist-olympe-de-gouges-pantheon
https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/europe/.premium.MAGAZINE-the-radical-french-feminist-who-was-murdered-twice-1.5462530
Inspiring Thursday: Pauli Murray
The impact of a separation or divorce in cases of domestic violence on refugee status determination


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Joseph Ibrahim Musyoki v. Wiper Democratic Movement- Kenya & Kilonzi Maundu
(2017) JELR 100713 (CA)
Court of Appeal • Civil Appeal 203 of 2017 • 29 Sep 2017 • Kenya
Philip Nyamu Waki, Daniel Kiio Musinga, William Ouko
JUDGMENT OF THE COURT
(RULE 32(5), COURT OF APPEAL RULES)
1. On 21st July 2017, we dismissed the appellant's appeal and allowed the respondents cross appeal with the consequence that the orders of the High Court made on 16th June 2017 were set aside and substituted with an order setting aside the decision of the Political Parties Disputes Tribunal (PPDT). We clarified that the decision of the Internal Dispute Resolution Mechanism (IDRM) of Wiper Democratic Movement-Kenya made on 4th June 2017 and the nomination certificate issued to the 2nd respondent, Jacob Kilonzi Maundu, (Maundu) shall remain valid. Each party was to bear its own costs of the litigation. We then reserved the reasons for that decision which we now give.
2. We may briefly rehash the facts:
The appellant (Musyoki) and Maundu are members of the 1st respondent (Wiper). They took part in the party nomination exercise for Member of the County Assembly for Nuu Ward of Mwingi Constituency in Kitui County held on 30th April, 201…
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Tamir Rice's father: Father's Day is reminder of 'worst day of my life'
Updated: Jan. 11, 2019, 11:07 p.m. | Published: Jun. 21, 2015, 2:18 a.m.
By Cory Shaffer, cleveland.com
Tamir's mother: 'How long do I have to wait for justice?' MOTHER Supporters join family in protest to demand action from A1
Tamir Rice's father, Leonard Warner (second from left), said in a statement released Saturday that Father's Day is "just another reminder of the worst day of my life," referring to the day 12-year-old Tamir was shot and killed by Cleveland police at Cudell Recreation Center.
(Cory Shaffer, Northeast Ohio Media Group)
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Tamir Rice's father said after the 12 year old's November shooting death by Cleveland police, this Father's Day is "just another reminder of the worst day of my life."
Leonard Warner made the remarks in a Father's Day-eve statement released by the Florida-based law firm representing Tamir's estate.
Warner likened himself to other fathers whose sons have been killed thanks to "senseless gun violence," and asked for prayers.
"Witnessing my son's brutal murder on videotape is one of the most difficult images I have been forced to cope with," Warner said. "I will never go back to 'normal,' because I will never get my son back."
Cleveland police officer Timothy Loehmann shot Tamir within two seconds of his partner, Frank Garmback, pulling up in the grass beside the gazebo outside Cudell Recreation Center Nov. 22. The officers were responding to a report of a person with a gun at the park.
Warner said he visits the makeshift memorial set up on a bench under the gazebo weekly.
His remarks come the same day Tamir's mother, Samaria Rice, held a "day of community healing" at the park, to mark what would have been Tamir's 13th birthday on June 25.
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Samaria Rice recently hired two New York City attorneys to represent her personally, citing in part the work of a group of activists calling themselves the Cleveland 8, who recently filed motions seeking the arrest of the officers involved in Tamir's death.
The group acted without Samaria Rice's knowledge, she said in an interview Saturday.
Madison, as well as Parks and Crump, continue to represent the boy's estate in the civil suit.


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Q: Any way to fire an event after any control on a form updates, regardless of the control? What I need to do is keep track of any field that changes by the user, and the form I'm using is a Continuous Form.  The data is Customer data.  So, if the user changes a customer's Last Name, and then changes the same customer's Zip Code, I need to store that info somewhere so I can write it to a report.
The storing part is no problem, nor is the report.  What I'm most concerned with is having to write 30 (yeah, there's 30 fields...) AfterUpdate events.  I feel like there's probably an easier way that I'm overlooking.
I know the OnDirty event of a form only fires once.  Once a form is Dirty, it's Dirty.  Is there some form-level event that will fire every time a control is updated?

A: There is no event that fires when "any" control is changed. In fact I not aware of any development platform that fires an event for any control unless you write code for each control – and that includes those event listener class's that AGAIN require code for each control. (they tend to be a really brain dead solution since you wind up writing code for each control anyway!)
However, there is record level events for a given form. Thus if ANY control is changed, then the forms before update event will fire. And in that event, you can STILL at that point in time examine the old value (previous value) and the current value before the record is committed to the table.
So in the before update event you can go like this:
  Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)

     ' this event does not fire UNLESS the reocrd be change,
     ' send to debug window each control that been changed.

     Dim myControl     As Control

     For Each myControl In Me.Controls

        Select Case myControl.ControlType

           Case acTextBox, acListBox, acComboBox

              ' text box control, check old vs new value
              ' but ONLY check for controls that are bound
              ' to data

              If myControl.ControlSource <> "" Then

                 If myControl.OldValue <> myControl.Value Then

                    Debug.Print "control " & myControl.Name & " was Changeed from" & "" & _
                                Nz(myControl.OldValue, "") & " ->" & Nz(myControl.Value, "")
                 End If
              End If

      End Select

     Next myControl

  End Sub

The above will thus send to the debug window a "list" of controls that were changed by the user. I used a select case above since you may want special code for say a listbox, combo box etc.


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and with it my muse.
Without words, I shall wither.
and I've experienced this more times than I would have liked.
Thanks for connecting with it.
The loss of a muse is always felt, for any circumstance.
You have expressed it will in this write.
such a sad poem yet brilliant work.
I hear you Charlotte. Over the slow progression of seconds which seem to slip by with curious speed, as we lose our focus on the passage of time, I have learned to grow comfortable with the long silences between my writes. We are in a continual state of transformation. Within a tree, there are rings within rings of growth. Look upon each of these as a cocoon that once held a slumbering form, dreaming of the form to be. We are born with innocence and peace. As we collide with the world, losing both, we eventually develop patience and wisdom, and if we so choose, rediscover peace. Namaste.


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Recorded in over fifty spelling forms including Marshal, Marshall, Marschall, Marschalleck, Marshalleck, Marskell, Mascall, Maskal, Maskell and Maskill, this is an English and French surname, but one of ultimately pre 7th century Germanic origins. Although generally regarded as deriving from the French word "mareschal", the ultimate origin of the word lies in the Old High German "marah" meaning a horse, plus "scalc", a servant. This indicates that the term "marshal" was originally occupational for one who looked after the horses, a very important function from the most ancient times in history'. By the 11th Century whatever the original meaning and however high or low the status, the word useage had developed to that of the most important person in a noble household, and as the highest office of state 'The Lord Chief Marshall'...
Marshall (Variants: Marshal, Marschall, Marchall, Marshell, Marskell, Machell, Mascoll, Mascall, Maskall, Maskill, Maskell, Mursell)
An English and Scottish occupational name from Middle English marshal, mare(s)chal from Old French maresc(h)al, marescald), often 'one who tends horses (especially one who treats their diseases); a shoeing smith, a farrier', literally meaning 'horse-servant'. Similarly, from a Germanic origin deriving from High German marah 'horse', mare + scalc 'servant'). The earliest examples mostly signify an 'officer in charge of a noble household'. Also borne by Jews, presumably as an Americanised form of one or more like-sounding Jewish surnames.
From a medieval surname formation that signified one of the most important servants in a great household (in the royal household a high official of state, one with military responsibilities), and also a humble shoeing smith or farrier. It was also an occupational name for a medieval court officer responsible for the custody of prisoners.
In 1891, the general population was widespread across England and Wales with 44,408 occurrences and a further 7,107 in Scotland. In 1881, it was particularly frequent in North England, with Lincolnshire being a top county for the surname with 2,012 occurrences.
Early bearers of the surname in region include: Roger Mascherell, 1130 in Pipe Rolls (Lincs); Robertus Marshall, 1539 in IGI (Dunsby, Lincs).
In 1881, the most common Marshall occupation in the UK was Farmer, along with Agricultural Labourer and Labourer being the top 3 reported jobs worked by Marshall. A less common occupation was Coal Miner.
Barry Marshall, Australian physician and Nobel Prize winner famous for his research into stomach ulcers. Between himself and his long term collaborator, Robin Warren, they discovered the bacterium Helicobacter pylori and its role in gastritis and peptic ulcer disease.
Henry Marshall, an English convict, was transported aboard the "Albion" on 17 May 1823, settling in Van Diemen's Land, Australia.
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The Oxford Dictionary of Family Names in Britain and Ireland, P.Hanks, Coats, McClure OUP 2016
1860 Lower, Mark A Patronymica Britannica: a dictionary of the family names of the United Kingdom, London: J.R Smith. Public Domain
1857 Arthur, William An Etymological Dictionary of Family and Christian Names. New York: Sheldon, Blakeman. Public Domain
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The Strathcona Refinery is an oil refinery located in Strathcona County adjacent to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, owned by Imperial Oil.  The refinery provides oil products, primarily gasoline, aviation fuel, diesel, lubricating oils, petroleum waxes, heavy fuel oil and asphalts.

The refinery was built in 1975 and replaced older refineries in Edmonton, Regina, Winnipeg, and Calgary.

A fire occurred at the refinery in 2007 that resulted it in temporarily operating at reduced capacity.

Avgas contamination
On February 15, 2018 Imperial Oil Limited the Canadian subsidiary of U.S. petroleum company ExxonMobil and sole producer of Avgas in Canada announced that it had notified Transport Canada that it was immediately ceasing all production of AVGas produced at the Strathcona Refinery  due to quality issues, specifically that "the product quality issue may cause interference with on-board fuel gauge sensors of aircraft using avgas." Imperial also sent out warnings to airport FBOs about the quality issues and ordered that all sales of Avgas since December 28, 2017 be stopped and the fuel in question be quarantined until Imperial can make arrangements to have the fuel returned to the refinery. As a result many small aircraft have been left stranded at airports across Canada until fuel supplies from neighboring U.S. can be delivered.

See also
 Husky Lloydminster Refinery, Lloydminster (Husky Energy),
 Scotford Upgrader, Strathcona County (Shell Oil Company),
 Strathcona Refinery, Strathcona County (Imperial Oil),
 Sturgeon Refinery, Sturgeon County (North West Redwater Partnership — Canadian Natural Resources and North West Refineries),
 Suncor Edmonton Refinery, Strathcona County (Suncor Energy),

External links
 Company Web-site

References

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Buildings and structures in Alberta
ExxonMobil buildings and structures
Sherwood Park
1975 establishments in Alberta

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Search continues for missing North Carolina 3-year-old
By COURTNEY HAN
A North Carolina mom reached out to the public in an emotion-filled plea after her 3-year-old daughter disappeared on Sunday night.
"Please, bring her back ... She's my baby, she's my everything," said the child's mother, Kristy Woods. "Just to be able to touch her and hold her and not let her go again. I'd give anything."
The girl was last seen on Sunday night when Mariah's mother says her boyfriend last saw the toddler around midnight, and he told her to go back to bed.
When her grandmother went to wake her up the next morning, she was missing.
An amber alert has been issued for Mariah Woods from Jacksonville, North Carolina, soon after she was reported missing at approximately 6 a.m., according to Jacksonville Sheriff Hans Miller.
Woods is described as a white female with brown hair and blue eyes, about 2 feet 9 inches tall and weighing 30 pounds.
"[Officials are] working everything that can be worked to find this little girl," said Sheriff Miller.
Four volunteer fire departments, the Onslow County Sherriff's Department and K9 unites conducted a search in the wooded area behind the girl's home as well as surrounding wooded areas, WCTI reported. They also used a helicopter and drones to aide in the search.
"We don't know what happened. It's entirely premature to try to determine what happened," said Sheriff Miller.
Officials have interviewed both Woods' mother and her live-in boyfriend and conducted a search of their home and vehicle, WCTI reported. The Onslow County Sheriff's Department is also asking neighbors in the area to check their yards, sheds and other areas for any evidence of a little girl.
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Massive programme of M4 bridge replacements set to begin
11 motorway bridges in Berkshire are set to be replaced in the coming months as work to upgrade 32 miles of the M4 between London and Reading to a smart motorway moves into a new phase.
Smart motorways will improve journeys on the M4 by creating a new fourth lane in each direction and using technology to manage traffic and tackle frustrating stop-start traffic. Work on the upgrade began just over a year ago and later this month, one of the most complex phases of the scheme will get underway with the demolition of the first four bridges.
Most of the bridges that cross along the M4 were constructed when the original Maidenhead bypass was built in the 1960s and were designed for a 2-lane highway, before it became part of the M4 as it exists today. The M4 has expanded several times since then and there are 11 bridges that are simply not wide enough to accommodate the new upgraded four lane smart motorway.
Highways England delivery director Mike Grant said:
"Since construction started last year we have been making great progress with this crucial upgrade of the M4 to a smart motorway. Once complete, it will provide a huge economic boost by tackling congestion and improving journey times for the 130,000 drivers using the route each day.
"Replacing these bridges is a vital and complex part of the project. We are planning each demolition very carefully to keep delays to a minimum and I'd like to thank everyone for their patience as we look forward to completing the upgrade which will make a massive difference to people's journeys."
The first phase of the bridge replacement will be carried out between the end of September and mid-November and will see four bridges taken down between the M25 (junction 4b on the M4) and Maidenhead at junction 8/9.
Highways England is taking a bespoke approach to each of the structures, reflecting how each one is used. These bridges are:
Recreation Ground bridge
Primarily a pedestrian and cycle route linking Datchet to Upton Court Park, this bridge will be demolished in between 27-30 September. Public access to the bridge was removed from 9 September and will be reinstated as soon as possible after the new bridge is complete in late summer next year. Pedestrians and cyclists will be diverted to the nearby Datchet Road bridge during this period.
Marsh Lane bridge
Marsh Lane bridge, which crosses the M4 to the west of junction 7 near Dorney, will be demolished between 15-18 November. Local traffic will be diverted via the nearby Lake End Road bridge until the new Marsh Lane bridge is complete towards the end of next year.
Huntercombe Spur bridge
The Huntercombe Spur bridge, part of junction 7 on the M4, will be demolished between 29 November and 2 December. A temporary bridge will be installed beforehand, in mid-November, and this will be in place while the new bridge is being built to keep the junction operating through construction.
Monkey Island Lane bridge
Work is well underway on the new Monkey Island bridge, just west of the River Thames, also near Dorney. The existing bridge will remain in use until the replacement is ready.
There will be three weekend closures of the M4 between September and November, which are essential for work to be carried out safely:
– 8pm on Friday 27 September until 6am on Monday 30 September: the M4 will be closed in both directions between junctions 5 (Langley) and 6 (Slough/Windsor) for the demolition of the Recreation Ground bridge. During this closure, traffic will be diverted through Slough using the A4 and the A355.
– 8pm Friday 15 November until 6am on Monday 18 November: the M4 between will be closed in both directions between junctions 6 (Slough/Windsor) and 8/9 (Maidenhead/High Wycombe) for the demolition of the Marsh Lane bridge, and installation of temporary Huntercombe Spur bridge. We will also be using this weekend for lifting beams at Monkey Island Lane bridge.
– 8pm on Friday 29 November until 6am on Monday 2 December: the M4 will be closed in both directions between junctions 6 (Slough/Windsor) and 8/9 (Maidenhead/High Wycombe) for demolition of the old Huntercombe Spur bridge.
The details of each closure have been agreed with local authorities, stakeholders and emergency services. Roadside information signs are already in in place across the area advising drivers in the area of the forthcoming closures and clearly signed diversions will be in place whenever the M4 is closed.
The M4 is the main route between London, the west of England and Wales and work to upgrade it to a smart motorway between junctions 3 and 12 started last year. Under the plans, the hard shoulder will be permanently converted into a live running lane between junctions 3 and 12 in both directions. New signs and signals will be used to vary the speed limit to reduce congestion at busy times, and to control traffic if there is an obstruction on the road ahead.
The map shows the route of the M4 smart motorway between junctions 3 and 12. The section between junctions 8/9 and 4b is complex and includes the replacement of 11 bridges.
Work will continue during 2020 and 2021, and will open in stages, with the smart motorway being fully operational in Spring 2022.
https://www.highwaysindustry.com/massive-programme-of-m4-bridge-replacements-set-to-begin/


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Hamilton Street – Ashton under Lyne
Prompted by Gillian and Adam's – A Different North project, my thoughts turned once again to notions of the North, similar notions have been considered in my previous posts:
A Taste of the North and A Taste of Honey.
I recalled the 2016 season Sky Football promotional film, it had featured a street in Ashton under Lyne, it had featured Hamilton Street.
A street spanning the West End and the Ryecroft areas of the town, the town where I had lived for most of my teenage years. The town where my Mam was born and raised in nearby Hill Street, nearby West End Park where my Grandad I had worked, nearby Ashton Moss and Guide Bridge.
This is an area familiar to me, which became the convergent point of a variety of ideas and images, mediated in part by the mighty Murdoch Empire.
Here was the coming together of coal and cotton, an influx of population leaving the fields for pastures new.
In the film, Leytonstone London born David Beckham is seen running down the snow covered northern street.
A credit to our emergent mechanical snow generation industry.
According to snowmakers.com, it takes 74,600 gallons of water to cover a 200 by 200-foot plot with 6 inches of snow. Climate change is cutting snow seasons short, we make snow to compensate, more energy is spent making snow, more coal is burned, more CO2 is released.
The Inertia
It is to be noted that locally there has been a marked decline in snowfall in recent years, the Frozen North possibly a thing of the past.
The temperatures around the UK and Europe have actually got warmer over the last few decades, although when you are out de-icing your car it may not actually feel as though it has. Whilst this can not be directly link to climate change, it is fair to assume that climate change is playing a part.
The Naked Scientists
It is also to be noted that Sky Supremo Rupert Murdoch has described himself as a climate change "sceptic".
Appearing arms raised outside of the home of a family clustered around the television, in their front room.
Filming the ad was great and the finished piece is a really clever way of showing that you never know what might happen in football, I always enjoy working with Sky Sports and I'm proud to be associated with their football coverage.
The area does have a football heritage, Ashton National Football Club played in the Cheshire County League in the 1920s and 1930s. They were sometimes also known as Ashton National Gas, due to their connections with the National Gas and Oil Engine Company based in the town.
Illustrative of a time when sport and local industry went hand in glove.
The National Ground was subsequently taken over by Curzon Ashton who have since moved to the Tameside Stadium.
Ashton & Hyde Village Hotels occupy the front of shirt sponsors spot on our new blue and white home shirt, while Seed of Speed, our official conditioning partners, feature on the arm, and Minuteman Press occupy the back of the shirt. Meanwhile, Regional Steels UK Ltd. are the front of shirt sponsors on our new pink and black away kit.
Illustrative of a time when sport and local industry continue to work hand in glove.
Local lad Gordon Alexander Taylor OBE is a former professional footballer. He has been chief executive of the English footballers' trades union, the Professional Footballers' Association, since 1981. He is reputed to be the highest paid union official in the world.
His mobile phone messages were allegedly hacked by a private investigator employed by the News of the World newspaper. The Guardian reported that News International paid Taylor £700,000 in legal costs and damages in exchange for a confidentiality agreement barring him from speaking about the case.
News International is owned by our old pal Rupert Murdoch, the News of the World no longer exists.
The view of Hamilton Street closely mirrors LS Lowry's Street Scene Pendlebury – the mill looming large over the fierce perspective of the roadway. The importance of Lowry's role in constructing a popular image of the North cannot be overestimated.
He finds a grim beauty in his views of red facades, black smoke and figures in white, snowy emptiness. He is a modern primitive, an industrial Rousseau, whose way of seeing is perhaps the only one that could do justice to the way places like Salford looked in the factory age.
For many years cosmopolitan London turned its back on Lowry, finally relenting with a one man show at the Tate in 2013 – I noted on the day of my visit, that the attendant shop stocked flat caps, mufflers and bottled beer, they seemed to have drawn the line at inflatable whippets.
Drawing upon other artists's work, in a continuous search for ways to depict the unlovely facts of the city's edges and the landscape made by industrialisation.
But Murdoch's Hamilton Street is as much a construct as Lowry's – the snow an expensive technical coating, Mr Beckham a CGI apparition. Our contemporary visual culture is littered with digital detritus, saving time and money, conjuring up cars, kids and footballers at will.
An illusion within an illusion of an illusory North.
Green screen chroma keyed onto the grey tableau.
Mr Beckham himself can also be seen as a media construct, for many years representing that most Northern of institutions Manchester United – itself yet another product of image manipulation, its tragic post-Munich aura encircling the planet, with an expensive Empire Made, red and white scarf of cultural imperialism.
David's parents were fanatical Manchester United supporters who frequently travelled 200 miles to Old Trafford from London to attend the team's home matches, he inherited his parents' love of Manchester United, and his main sporting passion was football.
Mr B's mentor was of course former Govan convener – Mr A Ferguson, who headed south to find his new Northern home, creating and then destroying the lad's career, allegedly by means of boot and hairdryer.
Here we have the traditional Northern Alpha Male challenged by the emergent Metrosexual culture, celebrity fragrances, posh partner, tattooed torso, and skin conditioner endorsements.
It is to be noted that the wealth of the region, in part created by the shoemaking and electrical industries, have long since ceased to flourish, though still trading, PIFCO no longer has a local base.
The forces of free market monopoly capitalism have made football and its attendant personalities global commodities, and manufacturing by and large, merely a fanciful folk memory.
Hamilton Street would have provided substantial homes to workers at the Ryecroft Cotton Mills.
Ryecroft Mill, built in 1837,was the second of a series of four mills built on the site, the first was built in 1834. In 1843, over 10,000 people were employed in Ashton's cotton mills – today there are none.
This industrial growth was far from painless and Ashton along with other Tameside towns, worked long and hard in order to build the Chartist Movement, fighting to establish better working conditions for all.
The tradition of political and religious non-conformity runs wide and deep here, the oft overlooked history of Northern character and culture.
Textile production ceased in the 1970s and the mill is now home to Ryecroft Foods, a subsidiary of Weetabix.
Ashton like many of Manchester's satellite towns created enormous wealth during the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries. The workers of Ashton saw little of that wealth, the social and economic void left by the rapid exodus of the cotton industry to the Far East, is still waiting to be filled, in these so called left behind towns.
Photo Ron Stubley
Here is a landscape nestled in the foot of the Pennines, struggling to escape its past and define a future.
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A Taste of the North
Posted on February 7, 2017 October 13, 2020 by modernmoocher
Where is the North and what does it look like?
It's up there somewhere isn't it, a dark elsewhere, a mythological other place.
I was curious, searching for clues.
I began in a nearby place in a faraway time, my first reference point, the film adaptation of Shelagh Delaney's play A Taste of Honey.
Set in Salford by Salford born teenager Shelagh.
A teenager becomes pregnant by a black sailor. She leaves her feckless mother and her flashy new boyfriend to set up her own home. She moves in with a young gay man, who helps look after her as she faces an uncertain future.
I have compiled a series of photographs of the film's locations.
The film's release in 1962 broke new ground in terms of its matter of fact depiction of contentious and sensational subject matter. My interest in this instance rests with the visual image of the North that it created.
Larkhill Road Edgeley Stockport
Shot almost entirely on location in black and white by cinematographer Walter Lassally, we are treated to dark treeless vistas, cobbled streets, industrial areas almost perpetually in decline, bleak canals and terraced homes.
As shown in these archive images of the 1950s, illustrating locations that would subsequently be used in the film adaptation.
There is a comprehensive list of locations here at Reel Streets
Cambrian Street Holt Town Manchester
Phillips Park Gasworks Manchester
Director Tony Richardson was a product of the British Free Cinema movement, which had previously produced short, sharp documentary and drama work, driven by a leftist outlook and using a restless, immediate approach, aided by the new lightweight cameras and faster film stocks. This is an ethos and methodology that would be carried over into the feature productions of the Woodfall Films company.
Rochdale Canal Manchester
The film was shot in the flat, low, even light of the Winter which heightened the mildly desolate character of the landscape, though ostensibly Salford set many of the locations are in nearby Manchester and Stockport. An early long and free flowing title sequence and establishing shot, is a bus tour around Central Manchester, a city centre which at the time was still graced by a thick accumulation of dark industrial emissions and miasma.
A soot blackened Queen Victoria mute and imperious in Piccadilly Gardens, the freshly blooming cranes of post-war renewal tentatively appearing in the background.
The skyline punctuated by factory chimneys, the tight huddled streets of terraced houses chuffing billowing great grey clouds of smoke – a view familiar in the work of LS Lowry.
Barton Bridge
Trafford Swing Bridge
Stockport Rail Viaduct
Phillips Park Gasworks
The location of the home that Jo sets up was ironically the stage set workshop of the Royal Court Theatre (the very theatre where the play was developed and produced) in London – that most northern of cities.
There is a brief respite from this milieu, through a picture in picture sequence based on the image of a suburban bungalow – which along with the coming age of mass motor car ownership, offers the promise of escape.
A giddy day trip to Blackpool represents the temporary release from a contrasting and constricting world, a trip which for Jo emphasises the divide between Mother and her lover.
So we the viewers are left with a cloudily clear, black and white world, a pervasive construct that the North and Manchester is eagerly beginning to casually shuffle off.
Where streets are no longer paved with Eccles Cakes and whippets are hip.
Identity through landscape and location can both define and constrain, but that landscape, its representation, and the identity that it produces are all mutually mutable.
Take some time to watch and rewatch the film, freeze frame where are we?
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Don McGill est un producteur et scénariste américain né le , connu principalement pour la création de la série NCIS : Enquêtes spéciales et son rôle de producteur exécutif dans Numb3rs.

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Don McGill a écrit de nombreux épisodes de séries télévisées, et a également eu dans plusieurs d'entre elles la fonction de producteur.

Scénariste
 2001 - 2005 : JAG — scénariste — 15 épisodes
 2002 - 2003 : JAG — story editor — 29 épisodes
 2005 - 2009 : Numb3rs — scénariste — 12 épisodes
 2003 - 2014 : NCIS : Enquêtes spéciales — créateur —  259 épisodes (en cours)
 2010 : Les Experts — scénariste — 1 épisode (Bump and Grind)

Producteur
 2003 : NCIS : Enquêtes spéciales — producteur superviseur — 13 épisodes
 2003 : JAG — producteur — 5 épisodes
 2004 - 2005 : JAG — producteur superviseur — 31 épisodes
 2005 : JAG — coproducteur exécutif — 3 épisodes
 2005 - 2007 : Numb3rs — coproducteur exécutif — 47 épisodes
 2007 - 2010 : Numb3rs — producteur exécutif — 53 épisodes
 2010 - 2011 : Les Experts — producteur exécutif — 2 épisodes

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 2002 : Purpose — Remerciements

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Elibe Series
The Elibe Series is an unofficial term referring to a grouping of related Fire Emblem games, namely Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade, and Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. Both games take place on the continent of Elibe and were released for the Game Boy Advance. However, even though The Binding Blade was released almost one and a half years before The Blazing Blade, it serves as a sequel in terms of plot; the events of The Binding Blade take place 20 years after The Blazing Blade. Several characters seen as children or otherwise in The Blazing Blade appear older in The Binding Blade.
Legacy Edit
The Elibe Series marked a notable turning point for the Fire Emblem series: the creator and longtime supporter of the series, Shouzou Kaga, left in pursuit of other projects, and the series debuted on a portable console for the first time.
Both games were developed and released for the Game Boy Advance, but The Blazing Blade was the first game in the series to be released outside of Japan (which was simply named Fire Emblem to present the series in other regions). This happened almost exclusively due to the overwhelming popularity of Roy's (along with Marth's) cameo in an earlier released, non-series fighting game, Super Smash Bros. Melee on the Nintendo GameCube.
The Binding Blade was never released outside of Japan, despite its successor's worldwide popularity, a preclusion that baffled many Fire Emblem fans. This was because, while Nintendo of America was willing to localize The Binding Blade, the workload of localizing The Sacred Stones meant that the idea needed to be scrapped, leaving The Binding Blade exclusive to Japan.
As a result, while the Elibe setting is of somewhat average popularity in Japan, it and its characters, particularly the The Blazing Blade cast, tend to be the favorite of many overseas Fire Emblem fans. It is suspected that, while Roy was in Melee mostly for promotional purposes, Lyn made an appearance as a "battle item" in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, in large part due to that character's overwhelming popularity overseas as well. American-produced fan games, such asFire Emblem: Elibian Nights and Fire Emblem: Immortal Sword, tend to focus on this setting.
While some fans of the series include Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones (the third of the 3 Game Boy Advance titles) as part of the Elibe Series, no hard evidence has surfaced that would suggest that it is linked by setting to the previous two.
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Not sure what a good credit score is because you don't know what the credit score scale or range is supposed to be? Credit scores are some of the most confusing, yet essential components of personal finance. Your credit score rating affects you every time you want to buy or invest and need to borrow money. Reminiscent of our school days, consumers are basically "graded" by companies like Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax on how well we manage our finances, ranging from Excellent to Poor. If you've never applied for a mortgage or auto loan, you've probably wondered what is a good credit score.
Below, we'll walk you through everything you need to know about the credit rating scale. From the specific FICO score range to how your number is calculated to what a good score is, check out our complete guide to fully understand credit in America.
The simple answer is that your credit score ranges from 300 to 850, with 850 being the highest and best score. Additionally, a good credit score is anything above 720. There are a few legitimate ways to view your credit score online, but it helps to first know what to look for and what it all means.
Your historical relationship with credit is summed up in your credit score. This is a statistics-driven evaluation of your credit accounts, debts, liens or other judgments on your record, history of payments (on time, late, nonpayment, etc.), and other credit-related information that the three credit bureaus take into consideration when it comes to calculating your credit score.
Each of these bureaus have their own proprietary formulas, but home mortgage lenders, car loan officers, personal or business loan managers, and even insurance companies typically use your FICO score or the average score from all 3 credit report agencies.
There are plenty of reasons why this information is crucial: not only does a better credit score get you low interest rates on loans and credit cards, saving you thousands of dollars in interest payments, but you are also in a better position when it comes time to apply for a job. Many employers are interested in the credit worthiness and financial responsibility of their potential employees, so many businesses run background checks to determine the stability of your credit.
Overall, the broad appeal of a good or excellent credit score is that you save money by qualifying for loans with favorable interest rates. Since lenders are adverse to taking on excessive risk without significant benefits in return, such as lending to someone with a poor history of paying back loans, the more comfortable they feel about lending money to you, the less interest they'll charge.
Here is a brief overview of the credit score scale and a percentage breakdown of the American population.
There are three major credit reporting agencies: Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian. Thanks to the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACT Act), consumers are entitled to one free credit report from each of these bureaus once per year. AnnualCreditReport.com is a centralized location for obtaining one of these free reports.
There are also other online resources to help you track your credit score, such as Credit Karma and Credit Sesame.
Credit Karma offers access to 3 different scores – your TransUnion score, your Vantage Score, and the score auto insurance companies use.
Credit Sesame offers access to your Experian Plus score.
No one knows the exact algorithm or formula used by the bureaus to calculate credit scores, but the following factors are taken into account.
35% of your score is determined by your payment history on credit cards, loans, and lines of credit.
30% is affected by how much of your credit limit is used. Maxing out your credit cards has an adverse effect on your score, so always try to use less than 50% of your available credit.
15% is based on the length of your credit history, usually taking into account the average time period all your accounts are open.
10% is derived from the number of recent credit inquiries.
10% is decided by the types of debt and credit you have.
As we mentioned previously, the credit score range is between 300 and 850, and generally speaking, most lenders will consider 720 a good credit score. However, here is a more in depth look at each part of the credit scale.
750 – 850: Excellent Credit – you should qualify for the best and lowest interest rates and most flexible terms and conditions.
700 – 750: Good Credit – you will qualify for one of the lower rates available and really shouldn't have a problem getting any type of loan you want.
640 – 700: Average Credit – you may qualify for a loan or credit card, but not at the best interest rates. You will likely pay an excessive amount of interest.
580 – 640: Poor Credit – you will not qualify for loans or credit cards from all lenders, and may have a tough time getting approved. Companies that will work with you will charge very high interest rates or require significant collateral.
300 – 580: Bad Credit – good luck qualifying for a loan or credit card.
If your score is higher than 750, then congratulations! You have excellent credit. You probably pay your bills on time and have been doing so for a very long time, giving you an excellent and unmarred credit history. You won't have any late payments, collection issues, bankruptcies, judgments, and/or liens against you, and will likely have a strong mix of different types of credit, such as installment loans and revolving lines of credit. Keep it up and soon enough, you'll be in the 800 club.
In return for your financial diligence and responsibility, you enjoy the lowest interest rates and the best repayment terms on everything from home loans to credit cards to auto loans. The absolute best rates are given to those with scores over 770, but as long as you have 750 or higher, all lenders and banks will want to loan money to you. If you are interested in purchasing investment properties or buying a small business, excellent credit is what you need.
When it comes to employability, you will be seen as a dependable candidate for the job and insurance companies will favor you because you pose zero risk of insurance fraud or late payments.
If your score is between 700 and 750, then you have a good credit history with possible minor issues that may not be your fault at all. You may have an excellent history of making payments on-time, but maybe your credit history isn't as long, your credit mix is a bit skewed, or your debt-to-income ratio is high, causing you to use a large portion of your available credit. The other possible cause could be that you've had a late payment or two in your past and it is slowly being faded out, but still has some affect, hence the lower credit score.
Although you have displayed personal financial responsibility using multiple lines of credit, you'll likely have to pay a little more when it comes to interest payments (in comparison to those with excellent credit). However, qualifying for one of the lower mortgage rates or a cheap auto loan should be no issue, and almost all credit card companies will approve you. Finally, employers and insurance companies still love people with good credit, so you're in a good place overall.
The 640 to 700 range is where you start running into some problems. Maybe your debt to income ratio is higher than average, or you have some late payments, collections accounts, bankruptcy, or liens on your record. The point is: there have been a few bumps in the road where your credit history is concerned and while you probably still qualify for most mortgages, credit cards, and lines of credit, your interest rates will be significantly higher than if you had a good credit score.
Lenders are more wary of those with fair credit because they pose a risk of late or slow payments (or default), and even if you do qualify, you may be asked to offer collateral, which is a tangible piece of property that can be seized if you default on your loan. This makes the lending and borrowing process equally risky for both parties, rather than shifting all the risk onto the lender. Obtaining unsecured revolving credit may prove difficult.
With fair credit, jobs in the finance sector may be difficult to come by, and insurance carriers may charge higher premiums to cover the potential risk of nonpayment or insurance fraud. To alleviate the cycle of ever-increasing interest payments, be sure to pay your bills on time every month and never miss a payment. Slowly pay off any credit card debt, resolve issues with open collections, and do not take on additional debt for the foreseeable future to avoid increasing the use of your available credit. After some time, you'll be able to nudge your credit score into the "good" range.
If your score is between 300 and 639, this is known as poor or bad credit. Qualifying for loans, credit cards, or lines of credit is remarkably difficult and if you manage to secure one, then the interest rates are going to be crippling. Those in between the 570 to 639 range will probably still qualify for home loans, but if you're below this mark (less than 570), you need to focus on improving your credit score before a lender will even consider extending you some funds.
If you have a score of less than 500, consider starting with a secured credit card, which uses funds that you deposit upfront, like a debit card, except it can repair your credit score over time. If you don't want a secured credit card, live off of cash – don't spend anything you don't have in your wallet at the moment.
Furthermore, don't take on any more debt until you've paid off your existing accounts. You could also make an appointment with a credit counselor to determine what steps you need to take to improve your credit score and get into a position where lenders and credit card companies would consider taking a risk on you.
Lastly, considering the recent housing crisis, most mortgage lenders won't lend unless you have fair credit. At the bare minimum, many banks won't even lend unless you have a sizable down payment and good or excellent credit. So, if buying a home is an investment you'd like to make in the future, do everything you can to get that credit score out of the "poor" range.
Credit scores don't need to be complicated. If you're unhappy with your score, there are multiple ways to improve your credit, such as managing payments more effectively, offering collateral as down payment on loans, or using secured credit cards to rebuild your credit score. Once you work your way up to excellent or good credit, you'll receive better interest rates, banks will feel much more comfortable lending to you, and investment opportunities may open up.


Matt Whipkey and his band at Reverb Lounge Feb. 25, 2018.
Matt Whipkey helmed two album-release shows this past weekend — one on Friday night and a second in the early evening yesterday for old folks like me, I guess. In fact there were a lot of older people seated at tables in the Reverb's stage room, making the concert feel more like a matinee performance than a rock show, though Whipkey did all he could to give the room a rock show vibe.
Whipkey and his core band of Zimmerman, Sing and Anderson (a perfect name for a law firm) ripped through a set of songs off his new double-LP Driver, which currently stands as my favorite Whipkey release. Like an episode of Storytellers Matt gave background between every song while he feverishly re-tuned his guitar (We were told that the songs off Driver have a variety of "tonal colors" that required alternate tuning). Unlike on the recording, there were no keyboards at these weekend performances, which (to me) gave the set a more rocking feel.
One of those between-song stories was Matt telling the crowd about a convo he and I had during our interview. I had told Matt that, while I like the song "Fred, You're Dead," that it would be perfect candidate to be revamped into a punk song, especially considering the political nature of the lyrics. Lo and behold, Matt pulled out a punk verson of the usually slow, dour song, and it, indeed, ripped. The punk "Fred…" would make a perfect 7-inch single just in time for Record Store Day. Come on, Matt!
Charlie Ames at Reverb Lounge, Feb. 25, 2018.
Opening Sunday evening was singer/songwriter Charlie Ames, who performed an acoustic set of originals. Ames had a striking voice and a nice guitar style on a set of broken-hearted pop songs of the woe-is-me variety. A very talened dude, I'd love to see him write a set of songs that stretched him more creatively.
Palehound plays at Slowdown Jr. Feb. 27, 2018.
Led by singer/songwriter Ellen Kempner, Boston's Palehound released their sophomore album, A Place I'll Always Go, on Polyvinyl Records last summer (which received a 7.3 rating from Pitchfork, for those who care about such things). Since then, the indie combo also dropped a new 7-inch release — "YMCA Pool" b/w "Sea of Blood" — as part of Saddle Creek Records' Document Series singles program.
Ellen Kempner: I definitely don't have one! My favorite album of this week has been Jolene by Dolly Parton.
Getting to travel and see the country in a way I never would be able to without music.
Being anxious about shows/people liking our music.
Hometown Boston shows are great because our friends are there.
Fort Worth, Texas, the only people we played for were the two teenagers who were in the other band that played.
Cooking!! I love cooking and used to work as a cook in a restaurant and loved it. I wouldn't wanna be a professional runner.
Honestly my answer will be really bad cuz all of them just have to do with Conor Oberst.