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Help:Edit Summary
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Should there be a need to discuss the merits of the claim, discuss them on the talk page.
When editing an article, there is a small field labeled "Summary" under the main edit-box. It looks like this:
Most projects highly recommend to use it to its full capacity, to summarize and/or explain the changes made.
It is also possible to give the reason for a page move, like an edit summary.
1 Capacity
2 Edit summary
3 Section title as automatic edit summary
4 Abbreviations
5 "Post a comment" feature
6 Places where the edit summary appears
7 Searching
8 Upload summary
9 Rendering of wikitext; URLs
The capacity is one line of 200 characters, with horizontal scrolling. A copy action of more, results in the rest falling off. Insertions do not work if the line is full, one has to delete text at the end (or elsewhere) first to make room. An insertion action of e.g. 10 characters in a line of 195 characters results in the first 5 characters being inserted.
The text in the edit summary box will appear in black italics on the Recent changes page, in the page revision history (see below), and on the Diff page.
In the case of a small addition to an article it is highly recommended to copy the full text of this addition to the summary field, giving a maximum of info with a minimum of effort. Put "ft" in front, as abbreviation of "full text"; this way the reader knows that checking the edit further does not make sense. These kinds of edits with this code "ft" allow checking of Recent changes, Page history and User contributions (see below) very efficiently, both for the user and for the servers.
If the addition is more than 200 characters, so it does not fit fully in the edit summary box, you should write a short summary of the changes you have introduced into the article. For an addition of e.g. 400 characters you can also save time by simply copying that into the summary field, the excess will fall off, and the first 200 characters will usually be acceptable as a crude "summary".
Unfortunately one can copy only one "line" (in the sense of the text until a newline) into the edit summary box. The contents of further lines can be pasted at the end of the line. Thus e.g. a bulleted "see also" list is cumbersome to put in the edit summary box. One possible workaround for a new list is putting the list on one line, separated by the asterisks for the bullets, copying it to the edit summary box, and then, in the main edit box, putting the newlines before the asterisks.
In addition to a summary of the change itself, the summary field may also contain an explanation of the change; note that if the reason for an edit is not clear, it is more likely to be reverted, especially in the case that some text is deleted. To give a longer explanation, use the Talk page and put in the edit summary "see Talk".
After saving the page the summary can not be edited, an extra reason to avoid spelling errors.
An important guideline is always fill in the summary field. Even a short summary is better than no summary. An edit summary is even more important if you delete any text; otherwise, people may think you're being sneaky. Also, mentioning one change but not another one can be misleading to someone who finds the other one more important; add "and misc." to cover the other change(s).
In addition to the distinction major/minor change, accurate summaries help people decide whether it is worthwhile for them to check a change. We've found that summaries often pique the interest of wikipedians with an expertise in the area. This may not be as necessary for "minor changes", but "fixed spelling" would be nice even then.
In the case of important omissions or errors in the edit summary, you can make a dummy edit just to put the correction in the edit summary.
Section title as automatic edit summary
When applying the section editing feature the section title is automatically inserted as initial version or first part of the edit summary. Put more details after this text. In the case that you provide a long summary yourself you can delete the section title in order to stay within the limit of 200 characters.
When inserting a section by applying section editing on the section before or after it, delete the automatic edit summary to avoid confusion.
The section title that forms the automatic part of the edit summary is preceded by a right arrow that links to the section. For this purpose the section title within the marks /* and */ is preloaded in the edit summary box. However, such code works also if one enters it oneself.
See Edit summary legend for a list of commonly used abbreviations in edit summaries.
"Post a comment" feature
When starting a new thread on a Talk page, optionally the "Post a comment" feature can be used. Then the edit summary is automatically the same as the new section header.
Places where the edit summary appears
The edit summary appears on the diff page, as well as in the following lists:
Lists of edits that the system can produce (containing some or all of their edit metadata):
all edits from a given time and/or up to a given number: Recent changes
for a given page: Page history
by a given user: User contributions
Lists of pages that have been changed, from a selection of pages:
from a user's list of watched pages, from a given amount of time ago: Watchlist (logged-in users only)
from the pages linked from a given page, from a given amount of time ago and/or up to a given number: Related changes
These show the edit summary of the last edit. Since one is typically interested in all recent changes in these articles, with all edit summaries, these features are used in conjunction with the page histories of the articles shown.
List of new pages: shows the edit summary of the creation.
The Wikimedia search function can not search edit summaries, and they are not indexed by external search engines.
Upload summary
When uploading an image one can supply an upload summary. This serves multiple purposes:
as second part of the automatically created edit summary of the upload log (the first part giving the file name)
as text in the entry of the image history
in the case that the file name of the image is new:
as edit summary for the creation of the image page
as wikitext for the editable part of the image page, which includes the following possibilities:
briefly describe the image
provide internal or external links
call templates
specify one or more categories the image is in
The capacity of the upload summary is one line of 250 characters; in the upload log the last part may fall off, because this can contain 255 characters, including "uploaded "filename"".
Note that there is no preview function to check the code for the links, template calls and category tags, but of course, if needed one can edit the image page after uploading, to correct errors and also to extend the text.
See also Help:Image page.
Rendering of wikitext; URLs
Text in edit summaries renders internal links, including MetaWikiPedia:piped links, and interwiki links, even when enclosed within <nowiki> and </nowiki>. Therefore, copying wikitext in the edit summary box may be preferable to copying text from the preview, except when one wants to save space.
Other wikitext coding is not interpreted.
When copying an external link from the preview into the edit summary box then, depending on the operating system, the "printable version" is copied, i.e. how it is normally rendered, and in addition, between parentheses, the URL; hence the same information as in the wikitext, but in a different format, and in addition the possible sequential number.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Mvc;
using BusinessObjects.MDSubjects;
using Csla.Web.Mvc;
using BusinessObjects.Security;
using DalEf;

namespace AlphaWebCommodityBookkeeping.Areas.MDSubjects.Controllers
{
    public class EnumsCoreBussinessController : Csla.Web.Mvc.Controller
    {
        //
        // GET: /MDSubjects/EnumsCoreBussiness/

        public ActionResult Index()
        {
            ViewData.Model = cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness_List.GetcMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness_List();
            return View();
        }

        //
        // GET: /MDSubjects/EnumsCoreBussiness/Details/5

        public ActionResult Details(int id)
        {
            return View();
        }

        //
        // GET: /MDSubjects/EnumsCoreBussiness/Create

        public ActionResult CreateAndEdit(int id)
        {
            cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness obj;
            if (id > 0)
            {
                obj = cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness.GetMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness(id);
            }
            else
            {
                obj = cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness.NewMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness();
            }
            ViewData.Model = obj;
            return View();
        }

        //
        // POST: /MDSubjects/EnumsCoreBussiness/Create

        [HttpPost]
        public ActionResult CreateAndEdit(int id, [Bind(Exclude = "EntityKeyData")]cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness obj, FormCollection collection)
        {
            LoadProperty(obj, cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness.IdProperty, id);
            if(collection["EntityKeyData"] != "")
            {
                byte[] enKey = Convert.FromBase64String(collection["EntityKeyData"]);
                LoadProperty(obj, cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness.EntityKeyDataProperty, enKey);
            }

            obj.CompanyUsingServiceId = ((PTIdentity)Csla.ApplicationContext.User.Identity).CompanyId;
            if (obj.IsValid)
            {

                if (obj.Id > 0)
                {
                    if (SaveObject<cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness>(obj, true))
                    {
                        return RedirectToAction("Index");
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        ViewData.Model = obj;
                        return View();
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    if (SaveObject<cMDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness>(obj, false))
                    {
                        return RedirectToAction("Index");
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        ViewData.Model = obj;
                        return View();
                    }
                }
            }
            else
            {
                ViewData.Model = obj;
                return View();
            }
        }

        public ActionResult Odustani()
        {
            return RedirectToAction("Index");
        }

        //
        // GET: /MDSubjects/EnumsCoreBussiness/Edit/5

        public ActionResult Edit(int id)
        {
            return View();
        }

        //
        // POST: /MDSubjects/EnumsCoreBussiness/Edit/5

        [HttpPost]
        public ActionResult Edit(int id, FormCollection collection)
        {
            try
            {
                // TODO: Add update logic here

                return RedirectToAction("Index");
            }
            catch
            {
                return View();
            }
        }

        //
        // GET: /MDSubjects/EnumsCoreBussiness/Delete/5

        public ActionResult Delete(int id)
        {
            using (MDSubjectsEntities data = new MDSubjectsEntities())
            {
                var item = data.MDSubjects_Enums_CoreBussiness.SingleOrDefault(p => p.Id == id);
                if (item != null)
                {
                    item.Inactive = true;

                    data.SaveChanges();
                }
            }
            return RedirectToAction("Index");
        }

        //
        // POST: /MDSubjects/EnumsCoreBussiness/Delete/5

        [HttpPost]
        public ActionResult Delete(int id, FormCollection collection)
        {
            try
            {
                // TODO: Add delete logic here

                return RedirectToAction("Index");
            }
            catch
            {
                return View();
            }
        }

        public ActionResult EnumsCoreBussinessGridPartial()
        {
            return PartialView("EnumsCoreBussinessgridPartial");
        }
    }
}

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2013 Oscars: A Quick Run-Down
Movies, Reviews / February 23, 2013 March 7, 2022
Richard Roeper says: Argo
Roger Ebert says: Argo
Aaron Christensen says: Beasts of the Southern Wild
Gavin says: Beasts of the Southern Wild
While I think "Argo" and "Lincoln" are both strong contenders, I found "Beasts" to have the most heart, and be the most original. In a year full of American history, this was a nice story that steered clear of politics.
Richard Roeper says: Steven Spielberg
Roger Ebert says: Steven Spielberg
Aaron Christensen says: Behn Zeitlin
Gavin says: Steven Spielberg
Many great contenders this year, but I feel like Spielberg pulled all the stops. The years he invested in "Lincoln", the detail to characters, costumes, getting every detail just right… whether or not this is his best film, I would say he will never reach this peak again.
Richard Roeper says: Daniel Day-Lewis
Roger Ebert says: Daniel Day-Lewis
Aaron Christensen says: Daniel Day-Lewis
Gavin says: Daniel Day-Lewis
In this category, I feel bad for Joaquin Phoenix. I think he was even better in "The Master" than he was "Walk the Line". Denzel Washington could also have been a contender. But how does anyone compete with Daniel Day-Lewis? That man literally becomes the characters he plays…
Richard Roeper says: Jennifer Lawrence
Roger Ebert says: Jennifer Lawrence
Aaron Christensen says: Naomi Watts
Gavin says: Quvenzhané Wallis
This was probably the hardest category to pick, and if there's going to be any unexpected winner, it will be in this category. I am picking Wallis because she single-handedly carried "Beasts of the Southern Wild". Jennifer Lawrence was also great (and seems to be the front-runner), as was Naomi Watts. Sadly, Jessica Chastain's first nomination was for a role that I didn't feel she was cut out for. I expect great things from her, and she will surely get awarded soon, but not this time.
Richard Roeper says: Robert DeNiro
Roger Ebert says: Tommy Lee Jones
Aaron Christensen says: Christoph Waltz
Gavin says: Christoph Waltz
This was another easy category. Waltz shines, no doubt about it. I hear buzz about Tommy Lee Jones, but I frankly wasn't impressed. There's also buzz on Robert DeNiro, but seriously, awarding him here and not awarding him for all the great roles he had in the 1970s-1990s seems like a mistake.
Richard Roeper says: Anne Hathaway
Roger Ebert says: Anne Hathaway
Aaron Christensen says: Helen Hunt
Gavin says: Sally Field
This was hard. I'm going with Sally Field, but also would accept Amy Adams. I didn't feel like any of the supporting actresses were all that strong, though it's hard to tell how good a performance is when it's so brief…
Richard Roeper says: Amour
Roger Ebert says: Amour
Aaron Christensen says: Moonrise Kingdom
Gavin says: Zero Dark Thirty
Although I would love the award to go to "Moonrise Kingdom", I don't see that happening. "Zero Dark Thirty" was, for me, a strong script because of the broad range of knowledge needed to fit 10 years of history across three continents into one film. The dialogue was weak at times, but I'm not sure where that was the script as compared to the actors…
Richard Roeper says: Lincoln
Roger Ebert says: Lincoln
Gavin says: Lincoln
Honestly, it's a toss-up for me between "Lincoln" and "Argo". I like the story of "Argo" better, but I just have to say more went into writing "Lincoln". And I will promote historian Doris Kearns Goodwin any chance I get.
Richard Roeper says: Wreck-It Ralph
Roger Ebert says: Wreck-It Ralph
Aaron Christensen says: Frankenweenie
Gavin says: Wreck-It Ralph
Somehow "Brave" won the Golden Globe, whereas I thought it was the worst of the five contenders. I would be happy if "ParaNorman" won, but really the best overall film was "Ralph", which could be watched and enjoyed 100 times. It's turbo-tastic.
Aaron Christensen says: Amour
Gavin says: Amour
Okay, so I didn't watch these… but logic tells me if a film was nominated for Best Picture, it has a pretty good shot of winning best foreign language film… not unlike "Toy Story 3" getting best animated film…
Richard Roeper says: Les Miserables
Aaron Christensen says: Skyfall
Gavin says: Les Miserables
Although I wasn't a fan of the film, I have to say the sound people knew what they were doing on "Les Miserable". The singing you hear was really done on set, not in a studio. So every single take required singing, which then had to be blended with the score… I guess that's pretty cool.
Richard Roeper says: Life of Pi
Roger Ebert says: Life of Pi
Gavin says: Life of Pi
I haven't seen "Skyfall", so I can't even say if that was good or bad… but "Life of Pi", more than anything else it should be credited with, had beautiful coloration and epic scenes. I feel confident giving it the award.
Best Hair and Makeup
Aaron Christensen says: NO ONE
I'll give it to them for aging Hugh Jackman so well. "Hitchcock" was alright, too, I guess. Aaron correctly points out that no horror films were nominated, which is a disgrace. There is room for 5 contenders and the Academy only picked 3. That's not even a race…
Best Costume
Richard Roeper says: Anna Karenina
Aaron Christensen says: Snow White and the Huntsman
Gavin says: Mirror Mirror
I absolutely loved what Eiko Ishioka did with these costumes. There may be bonus voting because Ishioka is dead, but regardless of that, "Mirror Mirror" was a visual feast.

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Will the Coronavirus Crisis Bring Down Hungary's Failing Democracy?
The coronavirus emergency law is the latest element in Hungary's steady descent into authoritarianism.
House of parliament, Budapest, Hungary © PeterVrabel / Shutterstock
By Vinicius Bivar
History is not short of examples of autocrats who used a crisis to strengthen their grip on power. Our current crisis, triggered by the global spread of the new coronavirus, appears to be no different. Justified by the need for extraordinary measures to address the pandemic, on March 30 the Hungarian parliament approved an emergency law, titled "On Protecting Against the Coronavirus," which granted exceptional powers to Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
The new legislation allows Orban to rule by decree, converting the spread of false information — now punishable by up to five years in prison — and the failure to abide by mandatory lockdown restrictions into criminal offenses. Many fear these new measures will be used beyond the struggle against the COVID-19 crisis to silence Hungary's opposition. Even more worrying is the absence of any reference to an end date or a requirement for renewal of the emergency legislation, which may de facto allow Orban to maintain his exceptional powers indefinitely.
Enabling Acts
For those familiar with the history of Nazi Germany, the decree evokes a nefarious parallel with Hitler's Enabling Act. In 1933, Hitler exploited the burning of the Reichstag to pass an emergency law that allowed him to enact legislation without consulting parliament, a step decisive to the consolidation of his rule over Germany. Indeed enabled by the act, Hitler removed the autonomy of German states and outlawed non-Nazi political parties. Hitler's new powers were supposed to expire in 1937, however, by that time, the Führer had already taken control of German institutions and saw no obstacles to renewing his dictatorial powers.
Although the Hungarian emergency law preserves some parliamentary authority, there is little to inspire certainty that the country would not follow a path similar interwar Germany. Orban has a notorious track record as an opponent of liberal democracy, and throughout his years in office has worked to erode democratic institutions, lifting legal and political constraints to curb press freedom and the activities of civil society organizations.
In 2012, the coalition formed by Fidesz and the Christian Democrats replaced the existing constitution, introducing reformed electoral and judicial systems which, among other measures, limited the power of Hungarian courts, reduced the number of seats in parliament and reshaped constituency boundaries, leading to criticism from the opposition and international observers.
Later amendments, passed in 2013, also regulated to role of the press and granted public media outlets monopoly over political advertising during national and European elections. In 2018, Orban strengthened his control over the media through the consolidation of more than 400 media outlets under the Central European Press and Media Foundation (KESMA), a government-friendly entity chaired by individuals with connections to the prime minister.
In addition to the undermining of constitutional checks and balances, nativist discourse was also instrumentalized in the gradual process of erosion of democratic institutions in Hungary. As the refugee crisis intensified, Orban adopted an explicitly anti-immigration stance antagonizing other European leaders who called for a joint effort to tackle one of the greatest migration crises since World War II. Orban described migrants as a "poison," stating that "every single migrant poses a security and terror risk" to Hungary. This form of nativist rhetoric was recently employed to legitimize the persecution of NGOs operating in the country.
In 2018, Orban accused these organizations of promoting illegal immigration and introduced a legislative package that became known as "Stop Soros" — a reference to the Hungarian-American investor and philanthropist George Soros, the founder of the Open Society Foundations and Orban's nemesis. In addition to criminalizing NGOs that offered support to migrants, a special tax law was introduced to penalize NGOs that "promote illegal immigration."
Little Room for Optimism
This brief overview of Hungary's descent into authoritarianism offers some perspective on the role of the coronavirus emergency law being just another piece in a complex chain of events that have cumulatively contributed to the demise of Hungarian democracy. Although one would like to take comfort in the assurance by the Hungarian prime minister and his party that parliament retains the authority to restore democratic normalcy, Orban's track record since being elected in 2010 leaves little room for optimism.
The passing of the emergency law comes at a moment when Hungarian democracy was finally beginning to show signs of resilience. In the mayoral elections held in 2019, coalitions of opposition parties defeated Orban's ruling right-wing Fidesz party in 10 of the 23 major cities across the country, including the capital Budapest, scoring their best result in a decade. Under the new law, however, mayors have little power to challenge Orban's authority as any measure adopted by them can now be easily overruled.
For now, one can only hope that, once the COVID-19 crisis is over, the Hungarian opposition will react as it did in 2019, and that the European Union will uphold its values to prevent a dictatorship from taking root in one of its member states.
*[The Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right is a partner institution of Fair Observer.]
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So I was going to film our taco night just for fun. And to be honest, to be able to edit a simple video in my new Final Cut Pro X software.
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Ask anyone who knows (in other words not you or me) what the most popular cocktail in Mexico is and you will probably get "Margarita" as the answer.
Made simply of tequila, lime juice, salt, and grapefruit soda… it's a sipping drink that I personally have trouble with… well, sipping. Both refreshing and delicious, it's hard for me to just sip it.
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Home/News/Forrest Gump and House of Cards star Robin Wright, 56, files for divorce from 37-year-old husband
Forrest Gump and House of Cards star Robin Wright, 56, files for divorce from 37-year-old husband
Robin Wright filed for divorce from her young husband.
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Hollywood star Robin Wright has filed for divorce from her husband, top manager of the fashion house Saint Laurent Clement Girodet. The actress lived with her young husband for four years. From the very beginning, few believed in the long-term nature of this union. When the couple got married, Robin was 52 years old, and Clement – 33. Still, 19 years of difference is too much. Apparently, this ruined their marriage.
Robin has filed for divorce, according to TMZ. She cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the breakup. The papers also say that the couple broke up in July.
Robin started dating Clement in 2017. The lovers got married the following year. The bride and groom met when the actress became the "face" of the Saint Laurent fashion house. Their working relationship eventually developed into an office romance. Robin and Clement got married in the groom's homeland in France, in the town of La Roche-sur-Buy.
Robin met her future husband when she became the "face" of the fashion house Yves Saint Laurent.
The star of the series House of Cards, Santa Barbara and the movie Forrest Gump has gone through a painful divorce from actor Sean Penn. Once Robin took Sean away from Madonna herself, who to this day claims that Penn was her only great love. The family life of Robin Wright and Sean Penn cannot be called quiet: the couple either converged or diverged. In marriage, they had two children – son Hopper and daughter Dylan.
Initially, Sean Penn filed for divorce in 2007, they say, at that moment he had an affair with model Petra Nemkova. But then the couple still reconciled. In April 2009, Sean and Robin separated again and began collecting documents for the dissolution of the marriage. The reason for the quarrel was Wright's resentment that Penn did not mention her in his solemn speech during the presentation of his Oscar for the film "Milk Harvey". However, in May they reunited again. The next attempt to disperse the couple made in August 2009, when Wright handed over the documents to the court. Then she declared that she no longer intended to return to Pen. In 2010, the couple decided to leave for good, after spending 14 years together.
Sean Penn and Robin Wright have been married for 14 years.
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After the divorce, Robin did not long languish alone. She began dating her Bastion co-star Ben Foster. Ben was 14 years younger than Robin, which did not stop the couple from announcing their engagement. However, the matter never came to the altar – the lovers parted.
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BBC talking business interview on EU-China deal
Bernardine Adkins spoke to BBC World's Talking Business about the urgent need for businesses to check their trade mark portfolios, in light of the UK leaving the EU. This is in light of the EU's deal with China to protect speciality regional food and drink products.
Aaron Heslehurst: Okay, here's a question, Parma Ham, Cava, Irish whiskey, you can get me? and Feta cheese, what do they all have in common? And the answer is, they've all just got special status in a deal between the EU and China. The agreement will protect the geographical origins of 100 of those products, and the methods, but does it really matter if your cured ham comes from Parma? I don't know. We'll find out. Bernardine Adkins is Partner and Head of EU Trade & Competition at the law firm, Gowling, and joins us, and a familiar face, always good to see you. We should have opened this, shouldn't we, we could have had it!? So, just for the uninitiated, is this about … so, 100 products, 100 European products, 100 Chinese products, so that's saying a Chinese company that makes ham in China can't call it 'Parma ham', is that right?
Bernardine Adkins: Correct, yes, but if it's derived from a particular area of China that has its own protection, is produced in a certain way, it can get that protection for its Chinese product.
Aaron: Right. And this has taken a long time coming because I think in 2012 each side only had 10!
Bernardine: That's right. This is what people need to appreciate, these trade agreements take years to build trust, years and years, this hasn't suddenly happened over-night. So we started with 10, but that was only after a few years of negotiations, now we're at 100, 4 years from now there'll be an additional 175 added from each side, it takes a long time.
Aaron: The UK's hoping they can do it over-night but we'll talk about that in a second!
Bernardine: I know.
Aaron: But I am hearing, certainly some people in Europe, from the European side of things, they say, for this agreement, it has to be a company in China, with new laws in China, and especially stricter enforcement. That's always a problem, isn't it?
Bernardine: Yes, yes, historically it has been but China is now really coming of age in terms of appreciating and understanding the need and the power for intellectual protection for its own innovations, to give its own innovations protection, so China is realising that it needs to become a worldwide citizen with its own appropriate protections for intellectual property rights and innovation, absolutely.
Aaron: And I'm just looking at these three items in front of us but all together this is big business, isn't it?
Bernardine: Absolutely, and growing, and growing, because, basically, you've got an emergent middle class in China now that want high quality authentic Europe foods, there's a huge appetite for these foods and they're premium quality, premium prices as well, so a great growth area for agri food.
Aaron: And let me get this in, coming back to the UK, and of course Brexit, we can't avoid that, now, you say UK centric brands need to examine their own brand portfolio?
Bernardine: Absolutely.
Aaron: What does that mean, why do they need to do that?
Bernardine: Right, so, I think at the moment everyone's just breathing this huge sigh of relief, we've just avoided another cliff-edge, it's just like, No, please, please', everybody needs to stay focused. So, basically, you produce a product, you have a brand attached to it, there's a huge value in the brand but you want your brand, if you're UK centric, to be able to sell the product throughout the whole of the EU, all 28 member states, but what can currently happen at the moment, if, for example, a national trademark, Polish, for example, is confusing with a UK one and then they, basically, say, 'We want to elevate our trademark right to community right, to cover the whole of the EU', you could say, 'Hey, I've got a conflicting UK trademark, you can't do that', once we're out of that system …
Aaron: Ah, we lose that.
Bernardine: … yeah, you lose that protection. So if people have just been focusing on thinking, 'We've got an easy ride here, we've got that protection in place', that protection is going, so people need to blow the dust off their portfolios, double check what they've got there, and this is something my IP colleagues are doing a lot for people, is check out what you've got, 'Are you using it? Because if you're not using it in the EU, you will lose it over a number of years …
Aaron: Wow!
Bernardine: … so you need to start resurrecting those rights if they're laying dormant, start to make sure you've got yourself adequate protections within the EU.'
Aaron: And let me just throw this in because, as we were saying, seven years ago, 10 products, 100 products now on both sides and in a couple of years they plan to have 175! I didn't even know there was so much of this stuff that's designated like this!
Bernardine: Yeah, absolutely it tastes good!
Aaron: And a lot of Chinese stuff is coming into Europe, we buy a lot of the Chinese stuff into Europe!
Bernardine: That's right, you know, the various brands of tea, rice, bean paste, ginger, things that are very special to certain regions, geographic origins, etc., that you could only produce because of that locality, that weather, that earth, etc., etc., wine being an obvious example, for example.
Aaron: Okay. Bernardine Adkins, it's always a pleasure! Do you like Feta cheese?
Aaron: It's yours!
Bernardine: That's very kind.
Aaron: Thanks very much.
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We have seen the weight come on and the weight come off. So why is it that Oprah can't seem to keep the weight off? She has a personal chef, a personal trainer, and all the staff in the world. Read about Oprah's most recent struggle with her weight gain courtesy of Oprah.com.
Four years ago, when Oprah managed to get down to a trim and fit 160 pounds, she thought she'd hit on a foolproof formula for permanent weight loss. Then life—in the form of a thyroid problem and a killer schedule—intervened. Last year she was back up to the 200-pound mark and knew something had to change. After a desperately needed time-out to reflect and recharge, here's what she's learned, what she's doing differently, and what's next.
After many trips to various doctors, I received a diagnosis. I had hyperthyroidism (an overactive thyroid that can speed up metabolism and cause weight loss—but of course didn't make me lose a single pound) and then gradually started moving into hypothyroidism (a sluggish metabolism that can cause fatigue and weight gain). My doctor prescribed medication and warned me that I must "learn to embrace hunger" or I would immediately gain weight. Believe me, no part of me was prepared to embrace hunger.It seemed as if the struggle I'd had with weight my entire adult life was now officially over. I felt completely defeated. I thought, "I give up. I give up. Fat wins." All these years I'd had only myself to blame for lack of willpower. Now I had an official, documented excuse.
The thyroid diagnosis felt like some kind of prison sentence. I was so frustrated that I started eating whatever I wanted—and that's never good. My drug of choice is food. I use food for the same reasons an addict uses drugs: to comfort, to soothe, to ease stress.
.] I followed my doctor's orders to the letter (except for the part about working out). I took the prescribed medication religiously at the same time each day.Being medicated, though necessary, made me feel as if I were viewing life through a veil. I felt like an invalid. Everything was duller. I felt like the volume on life got turned down.
Me—depressed? I hadn't thought I was, but definitely something was off. I felt like the life force was being sucked out of me. I always had an excuse for being tired. It took extra effort to do everything. I didn't want to go anywhere, and I didn't want to be seen any more than I had to. I could oversee a show and a magazine that tell people how to live their best lives, but I definitely wasn't setting an example. I was talking the talk, but I wasn't walking the walk. And that was very disappointing to me.
Immediately after that conversation with Bob, I called my doctor. "All this medicine is making my life feel like a flat line," I said. So my doctor slowly weaned me off it, except for one aspirin a day. (By the way, never suddenly stop taking prescribed medication, especially heart and blood pressure medication, without checking with your physician.) That choice was the beginning of my road back to health—and back to myself.
It happened slowly. In February 2007, at 53, I started to have some health issues. At first I was unable to sleep for days. My legs started swelling. My weight started creeping up, first 5 pounds, then 10 pounds. I was lethargic and irritable. My internal clock seemed totally out of whack. I began having rushing heart palpitations every time I worked out. Okay, I've never loved daily exercise, but this was different. I actually developed a fear of working out. I was scared that I would pass out. Or worse. I felt as if I didn't know my own body anymore.
Even with all the help in the world; Oprah still struggles with her weight. It makes normal people, on normal incomes realize that money doesn't make you thin…. YOU make you thin. However, there is a lesson to be learned from Oprah's journey; weight loss shouldn't be taken for granted. You must tend to your body by getting plenty of sleep and maintaining a manageable schedule. The stress of the life that Oprah leads could be the reason why her body is choosing to rebel.


It's 9:53 p.m., almost three hours after the polls closed for the run-off for the Mississippi Senate seat on Nov. 27. My lights are off. A tear of disappointment falls on my phone screen, joining the sea that would follow as I finally face the cold, hard facts. I realize it's over. They've called the election.
I instantly start scrolling through my social-media timelines in search of reactions and a sense of understanding of the feeling of pure defeat that now weighs heavy on my heart. I can't be the only one who feels this way.
Then I see it all from across the country: "Mississippi is still Mississippi." "I can't wait to get out of this place." "Disappointed but not surprised."
Post after post are nothing but negativity and the defeated, hopeless attitude that Mississippi has achieved nothing. But instead of jumping on the easy bandwagon of trashing my home, I take a moment to reflect on my first real heartbreak. I'm finally having that face-to-face confrontation with the white supremacy others always warned me about. I'm now coming into the real world that teaches you that though you put in your all, it's not always enough.
Drowning in our sorrow is easy, but in Mike Espy's defeat, I am learning so much about the place I call home. I've learned why I should appreciate my surroundings and the people who occupy them, more than ever. And with that, I can see just how much Mississippi is not the one we once knew in the 1950s as outsiders like to popularize on their huge platforms.
We are not stuck in the past. We are just still fighting for our future. This "landmass between Louisiana and Alabama," as we see ourselves depicted in national media, is on a pedestal in a newfound wave of highlighting our deficiencies and reinforcing stereotypes based on the negatives of one election. It isn't fair.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but we don't all have that awfully imitated southern drawl you see in entertainment. We don't all believe that the Bible rules as the law of the land and anything that goes against it isn't tolerated. And as the astounding election results show, we do not all want Cindy Hyde-Smith to represent us in Washington.
But look on the bright side, they say, this is the first time Mississippi has sent a woman senator to Washington, D.C. I would like to bask in this supposed progress, but her election means nothing to me, as an African American woman. History was not made, it was repeated. She does not represent all women and their well-being; therefore, her election does nothing in favor of feminism or finally giving women a seat at the table.
Time and time again, minority woman are put on the back burner for the political gains of those who look nothing like them. Because as Hyde-Smith has stated time and time again, she is there to please and support President Donald Trump "100 percent." She's not there to do what's best for the people she is supposed to service.
Although it is easy to get discouraged and want to simply leave the problem behind and go elsewhere, ask yourself: If I don't, then who will? If not now, then when? It's very easy to stay determined and enthusiastic for change when the sun is rising in your favor. Your true test of commitment to change is when you're stuck grappling for reason to keep going in the shadow of hope.
We are reaching a tipping point of revolution in Mississippi that we did not know was possible. Politics has become an everybody issue, which it should have always been. Young people are fired up more for change than anyone right now. Our fire is even more ignited when we see candidates joke about hangings—which to us means lynchings—and voter suppression, and still manage to win. Those are things that are very real to us, and even hit home personally; I have an ancestor who was lynched by a white mob in 1898 in Scott County.
This election does not make me want to leave the place I've called home for my short 17 years. This election does not make me want to shame the place that has molded me into the person I am today. Mississippi is a new place exploding with new people and ideas. But change takes time. Every true revolution sees blood, tears and years of work that is done until there was even a tangible inch the fighters could claim as victory.
We can now use inch we gained on Nov. 27 as a mile marker for our future of true equality and liberation of all Mississippians. As author Austin Channing Brown puts it, "I stand in the legacy of all that Black Americans have already accomplished—in their resistance, in their teachings, in their voices, in their faith—and I work toward a world unseen, currently unimaginable."
America witnessed a Mississippi on Nov. 26 that many believe is unimaginable. But here we are, commenting on an election that will go down in history. Hyde-Smith's win is not a loss for Democrats. It's not a loss for young people. It's not a loss for Mississippi. It's a telltale of how far we have come, and how far we can go with just a little more time.
Maisie Brown is a junior at Murrah High School in Jackson, Miss. Watch her TedxJackson Women talk here and read her first column for the Jackson Free Press about the Mississippi flag, which she later was asked to read in front of both the Mississippi Capitol and the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.