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Powered by Herts podcast
The new Powered by Herts Podcast features the University of Hertfordshire's researchers discussing their latest breakthroughs and expert views on the big issues of the day.
In our first series, host Matthew Weait, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University, speaks with six academics about their pioneering work finding solutions to the myriad of challenges brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Powered by Herts podcast will launch on Monday 20 July and we'll be releasing a new episode every Monday over the next six weeks. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss the latest episode.
Episode 1 - Sleep, dreams and COVID-19
Matthew Weait talks to Richard Wiseman, professor of public understanding of psychology at the University of Hertfordshire, to find out about how people's sleep has changed during the pandemic, what people can do to improve their sleep and the science behind dreaming.
Episode 2 - How Covid-19 has increased the risk of malnutrition in the UK
Matthew Weait talks to Professor Wendy Wills about the growing issue of malnutrition in the UK in the wake of the pandemic. The podcast explores how Covid-19 has impacted food security for children and families, through to how older people have struggled to access food during lockdown and what steps supermarkets can take to reassure vulnerable groups that it's safe to shop again.
Episode 3 - Lessons learned about greener transport in lockdown
Following the Government's new initiative to encourage more people to cycle and walk, Matthew Weait talks to Stephen Joseph, visiting lecturer in our Smart Mobility Research Unit, about how transport use changed during lockdown. Stephen discusses how these changes in travel habits presents a huge opportunity to reduce carbon emissions and change future UK transport policy.
Episode 4 - Joining the global COVID-19 fightback
COVID-19 is a global pandemic that has required a global response. In this week's episode Matthew Weait talks to Dr Michael Schmuker, reader in data science at the University of Hertfordshire, who joined the Global Consortium of Chemosensory Researchers early in the pandemic to research the link between loss of the sense of smell and COVID-19. Find out how their work led to loss of smell becoming a recognised COVID-19 symptom and how their work is helping to improve our understanding of the virus.
Episode 5 - Health inequalities exposed by COVID-19
In this week's episode Matthew Weait talks to Dr Shivani Sharma, executive lead for equality, diversity and widening participation at the University of Hertfordshire's School of Life and Medical Sciences, about how COVID-19 has highlighted health inequalities among minority ethnic groups. They discuss Shivani's research, which focuses on patients affected by end-stage organ failure, and the role of university education in reducing disadvantage.
Episode 6 - The spread of COVID-19 fake news and misinformation
The last episode in our first Powered by Herts Podcast series is now available to listen to or download.
As we continue to learn more about COVID-19, many people are looking for information on preventing the disease and how to cure it. This has paved the way for a flood of misinformation online. Matthew talks to Jyoti Choudrie, Professor of Information Systems at Hertfordshire Business School, about the spread of misinformation during the pandemic, the role AI can play in combatting it and how people across the world identify misinformation.


Tory party is negotiating Brexit with itself!
The Conservative Party is engaged in pointless internal negotiations between its Leavers and Remainers, in the hope of coming up with something that will save their party from destruction and please the EU into the bargain.
Theresa May's Tories seem to have forgotten that to get a deal, they need to keep keenly in mind what the other side is saying.
But what they've decided to do is ignore that and get the Tory Leavers and Remainers together to indulge in deep discussions amongst themselves talking about how they're going to unlock the Withdrawal Agreement to extend the timing by a year, change the backstop arrangements and try their luck with the technical solutions to the Irish border again.
Welcome to the Malthouse Compromise.
Meanwhile the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel is in Tokyo giving a speech about how the Withdrawal Agreement won't be changed because of how long it took to get it to where it is today.
Merkel did say that both sides need to be creative to move this process forward, but her idea of being creative was to keep the legally binding Withdrawal Agreement completely unchanged so almost certainly permanently locking the UK into the backstop position, but tinker with the non-legally-binding political declaration instead.
And the Secretary-General of the EU Commission, Martin Selmayr, has said that the EU is not looking at offering any legal assurances over the backstop.
So, how does the UK government think it is going to get its Malthouse Compromise through Brussels, if the Eurocrats keep saying there will be no renegotiation of the Withdrawal Agreement?
If you're going to ignore Brussels and its Eurocrats then do it properly, by leaving on WTO (World Trade Organisation) terms as soon as possible.
This Malthouse Compromise, named after Tory MP Kit Malthouse because he got the party's Remain and Leave sides together over it, doesn't look as if it will get anywhere in Brussels so you have to wonder why the PM has decided to take it seriously.
Especially when you learn that Downing Street has admitted that there are no meetings planned between the UK and EU to talk about this.
But still the 'Alternative Arrangements Working Group' (AAWG) as it's been called, of MPs and ministers is getting together for a three day internal discussion on how to proceed with this plan.
But once they're done and she presents it to the Eurocrats, she'll come back as ever empty handed apart from a few warm words and assurances that bear no legal weight.
And with no changes to the legal text of the Withdrawal Agreement, the PM is extremely unlikely to get that Withdrawal Agreement through the house. Unless she can scare everyone rigid with a renewed Project Fear.
At least all that this pointless activity will do is wind the clock down a little more towards what is looking more and more likely to be an inevitable no deal Brexit.
But there is also the issue of the time being wasted on this when are now just 53 days to go to Brexit day and the legislation that would ease a no deal Brexit is not being progressed through the legislative pipeline.
So it looks like the politicians will end up causing what they say they fear most – a no deal Brexit with no laws in place to make it work more easily.
But that would be far preferable to either staying in the EU or taking Mrs May's deal.
And the reason for that is immediate certainty! Theresa May's deal ensures another two plus years of uncertainty while we try and thrash out a deal with the EU having paid £39 billion for it with zero guarantees. While the Malthouse Compromise deal just adds another year of uncertainty, designed more to mend internal Tory problems than get the country out of the EU in short order.
This should be the time for the Tory Brexiteers to take the lead and demolish the WTO fear-mongering fantasies, while dismantling Theresa May's absurd deal – illusory brick by illusory brick.
But, either by design or in stupidity, it appears that the Brexiteers have been sucked into effectively supporting May's deal via the Malthouse Compromise – Theresa May must think it's Christmas all over again!
I just hope that the Brexiteer involvement is part of a devious plan to get us as near to Brexit Day as possible, prior to declaring that a WTO Brexit is now the only way ahead.
And then I think once a no deal was proved to be inevitable or had come to pass, there would be a massive rush in Westminster to get the required laws through very quickly.
Now, one thing that no-one's talking about is Sterling. The UK currency closed today at 1.1419 euros to the pound, which is up on the month and higher than it was at this time last year.
With the stated dangers of a no deal exit from the EU around the corner you might think that Sterling should be taking a battering, wouldn't you – given all the fear-mongering.
But maybe the markets are now taking a different view what with the troubles in the Eurozone's biggest economies. Italy is now in recession with one of its banks under ECB administration. Germany's growth prospects have been slashed in half and there are question marks over Deutsche Bank, which has today said it may cut bonuses if revenue fails to grow – it may even be forced to merge with Commerzbank. While France continues to see upheaval as the yellow vest protests show no signs of abating.
I admit that when the initial resilience of the pound became apparent, I put it down to rumours of Article 50 extensions and the like. But as we get nearer to March the 29th then we what we might be seeing, is the markets now looking at the situation in a new light.
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Mohanlal to wrap up 'Ittymaani: Made in China'
The final schedule of the film is being shot in China, according to reports.
Flix Mollywood Sunday, July 07, 2019 - 13:54
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The shooting of the Mohanlal starrer Ittymaani: Made in China began a couple of months ago and is progressing well. According to the latest reports, the team is currently in China where the final schedule is on. A picture of Mohanlal in China has been circulating online much to the delight of his fans. "China has significance in a story that is set in Kunnamkulam, where you get all types of duplicate goods," said director Joju in an interview to the Times of India.
Ittymaani: Made in China is directed by debut directors Jibi and Joju and bankrolled by Anthony Perumbavoor under his banner Aashirvad Cinemas. The title poster of the film was unveiled some time ago and it featured a laughing Buddha indicating that it will be a comic caper. Speaking about the film, one its directors, Joju, said in an interview earlier, "It's a total fun movie that would remind the audience of Lalettan's yesteryear superhits such as Vellanakalude Naadu, Chithram and Kilukkam."
A poster revealed a couple of months ago showed Mohanlal in Margam Kali costume, dancing with 512 others, in front of a church. Radikaa Sarathkumar, who had acted opposite him in the 1985 film Koodum Thedi, will also act in this film.
Mohanlal also has the film Big Brother directed by Siddique in his kitty. The film has the Bollywood actor Arbaaz Khan along with Anoop Menon, Sarjano Khalid, Satna Titus and others in the cast. While Mohanlal, Anoop Menon and Sarjano Khalid play brothers in this flick, Arbaaz will be seen as a police officer.
Meanwhile, the post-production of Mohanlal's upcoming film Marakkar: Arabikadalinte Simham, directed by Priyadarshan, is also going on. The film is based on the true life of Kunjali Marakkar IV. The title 'Kunjali Marakkar' was bestowed on naval chiefs during the 16th century and these naval chiefs fought valiantly against the Portuguese army. There were four Kunjali Marakkars during that era, of which the fourth is the most valiant and popular.
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Trump Mocks States' "Insatiable Appetites" as Medical Supplies Nearly Exhausted
HeadlineApr 03, 2020
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says the city has just six days until its hospitals will run out of ventilators crucial to keeping critically ill COVID-19 patients breathing. His warning came as the House Oversight Committee reported just 9,500 ventilators remain in the national stockpile, with another 3,200 set to arrive by April 13 — far short of what will be needed to treat COVID-19 patients in emerging hot spots like New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois and Louisiana.
President Trump has promised to deliver 100,000 new ventilators, but most will not be available until late June at the earliest. On Thursday, Trump tweeted, "Massive amounts of medical supplies, even hospitals and medical centers, are being delivered directly to states and hospitals by the Federal Government. Some have insatiable appetites & are never satisfied."
Trump's son-in-law and White House adviser Jared Kushner, who's been tapped to lead much of the administration's coronavirus response, made a rare TV appearance at a White House press briefing Thursday.
Jared Kushner: "The notion of the federal stockpile was it's supposed to be our stockpile. It's not supposed to be states' stockpiles that they then use."
With the national stockpile of medical equipment nearly exhausted, Tennessee's Department of Health has advised hospital workers to prepare to use swim goggles as eye protection; plastic bags as gloves; and tissues, gauze and diapers as masks.


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Striker is enjoying the profile view of the wig and thinks it looks quite natural.
Max is feeling a little drunk.
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Striker is beginning to feel a little silly.
Max really loves his long locks.
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Unable to attend any protest (because of what happened yesterday), I stayed in and made flyers for them instead. Fliers? Flyers? (I can't finish this paragraph before I go check grammar girl.) My money is on the y –just 'cuz it looks right.
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LONDON (Bloomberg) — Oil's slump to a five-month low is driven purely by technical trading and supply is still getting tighter, according to Citigroup Inc. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
"The market is really fundamentally tightening up," Citigroup's Head of Commodities Research Ed Morse said in a Bloomberg television interview on Friday. "It's never possible to call a bottom, but I suspect this is a great buying opportunity" before a big jump in prices by the end of the year, he said.
Fuel stockpiles continued to decline in April and the trend will accelerate as OPEC extends its production cuts beyond June, Goldman Sachs said in a note. "The broader oil demand picture so far this year remains supportive," the bank said.


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On April 3, 2019, the Strategic Hub for Innovation and Financial Technology ("FinHub") of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") published two pieces of guidance on when a blockchain-enabled digital asset will, or will not, be considered a security.
The first piece of guidance (the "TKJ No-Action Letter") was a no-action letter issued by the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance in response to a request from TurnKey Jet, Inc. ("TKJ"), a Florida-based air carrier and air taxi operator. The TKJ No-Action Letter represents the first time that the SEC staff has indicated that it would not recommend enforcement action to the SEC if, in reliance on counsel's opinion that the digital assets are not securities, the subject entity offers and sells securities without registration under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act") and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act").
To determine whether an instrument is an "investment contract," the SEC and U.S. federal courts generally apply the test outlined by the U.S. Supreme Court in SEC v. W.J. Howey Co.—the so–called Howey test. Under the Howey test, an instrument is deemed an "investment contract" if there is an investment of money in a common enterprise with a reasonable expectation of profits to be derived from the efforts of others.
The TKJ No-Action Letter indicates that, in certain cases, the SEC staff will not recommend enforcement to the SEC if a digital token issuance does not constitute an offering of securities.
As described in TKJ's letter to the SEC staff requesting no-action relief (the "TKJ Incoming Letter"), TKJ proposes to offer and sell blockchain-based digital tokens in order to facilitate air charter services through a membership platform. TKJ's platform would enable consumer members of the program to purchase tokens, which could then be used in exchange for air charter services from the air carrier members; broker members would also facilitate such transactions.
Consistent with any other no-action response, the SEC staff noted that its position is based on the representations made in the TKJ Incoming Letter, and that any different facts or conditions might require a different conclusion. The SEC staff also noted that the letter represented the Division of Corporation Finance's position on enforcement action only and does not express any legal conclusion on the question presented.
In the TKJ Incoming Letter, TKJ's counsel presented an analysis of the TKJ token under the Howey test in support of counsel's opinion that "the proposed sale of Tokens under the TKJ program will not involve the sale of a 'security' within the meaning of Section 2(a)(1) of the Securities Act and Section 3(a)(10) of the Exchange Act, and, therefore, that registration under the Securities Acts is not required." Counsel to TKJ also concluded that the tokens did not constitute an "investment contract," a "note," "evidence of indebtedness," or any other form of security under the Securities Act or Exchange Act.
According to the TKJ Incoming Letter, the first prong of the Howey test—i.e., whether or not there is an "investment of money"—is satisfied because the tokens will be sold by TKJ for value ($1 per token).
According to the TKJ Incoming Letter, the second prong—i.e., the existence of a "common enterprise"—is satisfied because TKJ is proposing to offer the tokens to create an ecosystem of air charter services where consumers, brokers and carriers members can collectively use the platform to connect with each other for such services.
Beyond the Howey test, the TKJ Incoming Letter also included counsel's opinion that, under the family-resemblance standard established in Reves v. Ernst & Young, the TKJ tokens were not securities because, as open-account debt, they bear a strong resemblance to instruments traditionally excluded from the definition of a "security" under the Securities Act and Exchange Act.
The TKJ No-Action Letter is historic, in that it represents the first time no-action relief has been granted to a token issuer by the SEC staff. Projects that have used, or are considering using, tokens as part of a new service or platform should carefully consider the applicability of the SEC staff's guidance.
In order to provide more general guidance clarifying which offers and sales of digital assets constitute offers and sales of securities, FinHub published the Framework for analyzing whether a digital asset is an investment contract and whether offers and sales of such assets are transactions to which U.S. federal securities laws apply. The Framework sets forth the four key factors outlined in the Howey test and discusses each one in turn.
Although not a "rule, regulation, or statement of the Commission," the Framework provides useful insight into the SEC staff's analysis of whether transactions involving blockchain-enabled digital assets are investment contracts within the meaning of U.S. federal securities laws.
The TKJ No-Action Letter and the Framework, taken together, provide helpful guidance by the SEC staff to blockchain-enabled digital asset market participants. Although the new guidance reinforces or restates a number of points that have been made by the SEC staff previously, and the facts behind the TKJ No-Action Letter request are uncommon in the digital asset market, the guidance also marks the first time that the SEC staff has provided no-action relief with respect to the offer and sale of a particular token. Going forward, we expect market participants will find this guidance useful as they seek to determine whether particular tokens hew more closely to the facts of TKJ's token offering, or those of token offerings that are characterized as investment contracts.
 TurnKey Jet, Inc., SEC No-Action Letter (Apr. 3, 2019), available at https://www.sec.gov/divisions/corpfin/cf-noaction/2019/turnkey-jet-040219-2a1.html.
 TurnKey Jet, Inc., SEC No-Action Letter (Apr. 2, 2019), available at https://www.sec.gov/divisions/corpfin/cf-noaction/2019/turnkey-jet-040219-2a1-incoming.pdf.
 SEC's Framework for "Investment Contract" Analysis of Digital Assets (Apr. 3, 2019), available at https://www.sec.gov/files/dlt-framework.pdf.
 Director of Division of Corporate Finance William Hinman and Senior Advisor for Digital Assets and Innovation Valerie Szczepanik, SEC Public Statement (Apr. 3, 2019), available at https://www.sec.gov/news/public-statement/statement-framework-investment-contract-analysis-digital-assets.
 TKJ Incoming Letter at 12-13.
 See, e.g., DAO Report; Munchee, Inc., Securities Act Rel. No. 10445 (Dec. 11, 2017) (settled order); Paragon Coin, Inc., Securities Act Rel. No. 10574 (Nov. 16, 2018); Carriereq, Inc., d/b/a Airfox, Securities Act Rel. No. 10575 (Nov. 16, 2018).


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John Gregory Biography
John Gregory is an award-winning American journalist. He currently serves as a weekend morning co-anchor and general assignment reporter at ABC7 Eyewitness News. Moreover, John has previously served for seven years as a reporter at KNSD before joining ABC7 Eyewitness News in the year 2000.
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Gregory currently serves as a weekend morning co-anchor and general assignment reporter at ABC7 Eyewitness News which is based in California. The journalist became part of the ABC7 News team in the year 2000. In addition, John has previously served as a reporter at KNSD before joining ABC7 Eyewitness News for a period of seven years.
The reporter kicked off his journalism career at KYMA in Yuma, Arizona. At that station John acquired the skills of anchoring, producing, shooting, as well as editing his own stories. Moreover, he has previously worked at KTNV in Las Vegas as a reporter and weekend anchor before going to serve at KNSD.
Throughout his journalism career, John has received several awards. Some of the awards include an Emmy Award for the coverage of Tank Rampage in 1995, San Diego, as well as for the coverage of Harmony Grove Wildfires in San Diego in 1996.
Moreover, the American reporter managed to cover the Democratic National Convention in the year 2000. John has also reported live from Washington D.C. during the controversial elections that followed afterward. In addition, in the midst of the California National Guard troops who went on a mission of guarding and protecting USA military installations in the Middle East.
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Netflix Series: 13 Reasons Why, Highlights Bullying and Teen Suicide
Dylan Minnette (Clay) in 13 Reasons Why (Netflix)
Netflix Original series 13 Reasons Why, highlights the magnitude of bullying and suicide rates, of which LGBTI youth are disproportionately represented in.
The show which revolves around a student who kills herself after a series of culminating failures, brought on by select individuals within their school, is based on the 2007 novel 'Thirteen Reasons Why' by Jay Asher.
Featuring a number of gay characters, starring, Dylan Minnette as Clay Jensen, and Katherine Langford as Hannah Baker the emotional and captivating series sheds light on a topic often kept in the shadows and ignored by many.
13 Reasons Why (Netflix)
With numerous pieces of research finding that attempted suicide rates among rainbow youth compare higher to that of heterosexual youth, it is no surprise that LGBTI teens and young adults have one of the highest rates of suicide globally.
According to the US Suicide Prevention Resource Centre who have amalgamated a number of studies from around the world, the centre estimates that between 5 and 10% of LGBTI youth, depending on age and sex groups, have attempted suicide, a rate 1.5-3 times higher than heterosexual youth.
The successful series which has effectively raised awareness about suicide and bullying to teens, parents, friends and schools has also been credited for an almost 100% increase in the number of calls to Brazil's suicide hotlines.
Miles Heizer(Alex) and Dylan Minnette(Clay) in 13 Reasons Why (Beth Dubber/Netflix)
13 Reasons Why has however received some negative reviews, a suicide prevention advocate, MollyKate Cline, criticised the series in Teen Vogue, saying the show failed to address depression and mental illness.
Cline also criticised the series for not portraying any of the characters seeking help from their parents, writing, "If you are experiencing bullying, or feeling depressed or suicidal, the best thing you can do for yourself is to tell somebody. And that's what I had hoped 13 Reasons Why would focus on instead of a dramatic story line over getting revenge for those 13 people."
Miles Heizer, Alisha Boe, Brandon Flynn & Ross Butler in 13 Reasons Why (Beth Dubber/Netflix)
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|artista          = Nightwish
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|álbum            = ''Oceanborn|fechas           =
|fecha_comienzo   = 21 de enero de 1999
|fecha_fin        = 14 de agosto de 1999
|invitados        =
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|shows            = 33
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|añoA             = 1997
|tour_anterior    = The First Tour of the Angels
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}}Summer of Wilderness''' es la segunda gira de la banda finlandesa de metaleros sinfónico Nightwish
El tour duró cerca de dos meses y medio  y sólo las fechas en Finlandia ,  fue el primera gira con el exbajista Sami Vänskä , un par de shows,con el cantante Tapio Wilska ha participado en las canciones "Pharao Sails to Orion " y "Devil and the Deep Dark Ocean. "
Después el grupo realizó una gira de Oceanborn , esta vez para Europa , el Oceanborn Europe Tour.

Canciones

Total
Angels Fall First
"Elvenpath"
"Beauty and the Beast"
"Astral Romance"
"Know Why the Nightingale Sings"
Oceanborn
 "Stargazers"
 "Gethsemane"
 "Devil and the Deep Dark Ocean"
 "Sacrament of Wilderness"
 "Passion and the Opera"
 "Moondance"
 "The Pharaoh Sails to Orion"
 "Walking in the Air"

Setlist
Un setlist típico consistiría de:
 "Sacrament of Wilderness"
 "Elvenpath"
 "Stargazers"
 "Passion and the Opera"
 "Know Why the Nightgale Sings"
 "Devil and the Deep Dark Ocean"
 "Walking in the Air"
 "Gethsemane"
 "Astral Romance"
 "The Pharaoh Sails to Orion"
 "Beauty and the Beast"

Lugares

Miembros
 Tarja Turunen- Vocal feminino
 Tuomas Holopainen- Teclado
 Erno Vuorinen- Guitarra
 Jukka Nevalainen - Batería
 Sami Vänskä- Bajo
 Tapio Wilska- Vocal masculino

Referencias

Giras musicales de 1999
Giras musicales de Nightwish

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Merry Christmas/ Happy Holidays, everyone!
I'm attaching an MP3 sound file of a tune recently played by my band at our Sunday night gig in Buffalo, NY, which I'm actually kind of proud of... a good old Louis Armstrong tune... please pardon my singing!
I am particularly proud of the fact that this was the first time our band had ever played this number, and the clarinet player didn't know the middle eight, so he threw it back to me... and lo and behold, i didn't @#$% it up!
Great crooning - eat your heart out shade of Al Bowlly!
And a very nice solo Will!
PS I was humming this tune the whole morning.
Nice job Will, thanks for posting it!
Yes, I liked the solo too.
Looks like Louis Armstrong's repertoire is coming into its own again, with Tcha Limberger singing I Surrender Dear and Someday You'll be Sorry (which Armstrong apparently wrote whereas AKTBADO was composed by Hammerstein & Co).
Just for the record, "A Kiss to Build a Dream On" was composed by the great team of Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, songwriters for some of the early Marx Brothers films.
They also wrote the 30's swing standard "Three Little Words" immortalized by Django and Stephane.
Now I must say I am happy, but not too surprised, to learn of Tcha Limburger's love of Tin Pan Alley pop/jazz standards.
Not surprised because at his Django in June concert in 2013, I was very pleased to hear Tcha play another one of my favourite early 30's obscurities, "When Your Lover Has Gone".
Tcha, if you are listening....!!!... Next time you are in North America.... come to Buffalo NY and sit in with my band! And bring along your clarinet, too!!!
I had a tiny bit of pride when I accidentally dug out "one day you'll be sorry" and started to play it with my old band. I'm even more happy to hear that Tcha is singing it.
Born into a family of Belgian Manouche Gypsy musicians, Tcha Limberger was playing guitar and clarinet in the family orchestra by the time he was a teenager.
I enjoyed the listen, great to hear GJ being played in that part of the world.


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Trump hosts victims of undocumented migrants amid family separations row
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US President Donald Trump has hosted the relatives of victims killed by illegal immigrants amid outrage over the separation of migrant families.
"Your loved ones have not died in vain," he told the group of so-called Angel Families at the White House.
Mr Trump has faced global condemnation for the US immigration policy that has seen more than 2,000 migrant children stripped from their families.
He bowed to public pressure and reversed the policy earlier this week.
The president signed an executive order on Wednesday to stop undocumented immigrant children being detained separately from their parents after they have illegally entered the country.
But the administration's "zero-tolerance" policy of criminally prosecuting anyone who crosses the border illegally remains in place.
What did the president say?
"These are the American citizens permanently separated from their loved ones," Mr Trump said on Friday, before introducing family members of victims.
"I cannot imagine it being any worse, but we promise to act with strength and resolve.
"We'll not rest until our border is secure, our citizens are safe and we end this immigration crisis once and for all," the president added.
Laura Wilkerson, whose son was killed in 2010 by an undocumented immigrant, told audience members: "None of our kids had a minute to say goodbye. We weren't lucky enough to be separated for five days or 10 days.
"We were separated permanently."
Are immigrants more likely to commit crimes?
In 2017, Gallup polls showed that almost half of Americans believe that immigrants raise crime rates. Yet many studies have found that the reverse is actually true.
Native-born Americans are more likely to commit a crime than immigrants, and more likely to be incarcerated.
One study spanning four decades compared immigration rates with crime rates. The researchers found that immigration appeared to be linked to decreases in violent crimes like murder, or property crime such as burglaries.
"The results show that immigration does not increase assaults and – in fact, robberies, burglaries, larceny, and murder are lower in places where immigration levels are higher," said the paper's lead author, Robert Adelman.
A 2017 study by the Cato Institute found that the incarceration rate for native-born Americans was 1.53%, compared to 0.85% for undocumented immigrants and 0.47% for legal immigrants.
What started the row over migrant families?
Approximately 2,300 migrant children have been removed from their families since Mr Trump's "zero-tolerance" policy began in May, and housed in detention centres run by the Department of Health and Human Services.
Some shelters, including three in Texas, house so-called "tender age" children, who are under five years old.
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Richard H. Patchin Papers
Identifier: 01/Mss. Acc. 2008.57, 2009.194, 2010.406
Papers of Richard H. Patchin of Marlborough, Ulster County, N.Y., who was a teacher, clothing sales clerk, farmer and public lecturer.
Largely includes accounts of Patchin's daily activities and personal reflections. Correspondence and professional documents also make up a portion of the collection. The materials document Patchin's work as a teacher, farmer, clothing sales clerk, and lecturer in and around Marlborough, New York during the mid and late 19th century. The documents also address religion, relationships, business activities, and personal aspirations. Some of Patchin's writings suggest that he had periods of mental instability that appear to have increased with age.
Acc. 2009.194 consist of 0.05 cu. ft. of papers, 1860-1879. Included are documents relating to his teaching, a receipt and notes on his financial situation and troubles, as well as miscellaneous writings on a variety of topics.
Several pages of notes are written on the back of broadsides advertising two of his public lectures, titled 'The Characteristics for the Highest Human Happiness' and 'The Element for Success in Business' - both undated.
Acc. 2010.406 consists of 0.05 cu.ft. of papers, circa 1866-1888. Included are writings and notes on a variety of topics, as well as accounts.
Patchin, Richard H., b. circa 1828 (Person)
Richard H. Patchin of Marlborough, Ulster County, N.Y., was a teacher, clothing sales clerk, farmer and public lecturer. Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki: .
2.00 Linear Feet
Acc. 2008.057: The materials (1.4 cu. ft.) are arranged in nine series: Personal Writings, Correspondence, Teaching, Business, Poetry and Lyrics, Public Lectures, Miscellaneous Materials, Bound Volumes, and Photographs.
Additions are not fully processed yet and are filed at the end of the collection in accession number order.
Acc. 2008.057 Purchase. Acc. 2009.194 was purchased in March 2009. Acc. 2010.406 is a gift and was received in July 2010.
Processing Information:
Acc. 2008.057 processed and described by Sarah Dorpinghaus in July 2008. Acc. 2009.194 accessioned and described in May 2009 by Ute Schechter. Acc. 2010.406 accessioned and described in July 2010 by Ute Schechter.
Account books
Mentally ill--United States--Diaries
New York (N.Y.)--History--19th century
Orators--United States
Teachers--New York (State)--History--19th century
Patchin, John (Person)
Patchin, Leah (Person)
Stevens, Sarah (Person)
Guide to the Richard H. Patchin Papers
Finding Aid Authors: Special Collections Staff.
The collection description/finding aid is written in English
Richard H. Patchin Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
Richard H. Patchin Papers, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary. https://scrcguides.libraries.wm.edu/repositories/2/resources/8869 Accessed January 28, 2023.


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November - 2018 issue
Classic Rummy
Classic Rummy: Committed to promoting Rummy as a Game of Skills
Sreeram Reddy Vanga,MD
An online rummy portal that has over 1+ million registered players and offers traditional 13 card Indian rummy and all its exciting variants is what perfectly describes Classic Rummy. As one of India's leading Online Rummy gaming portals, the founding team behind Classic Rummy has a 14-year strong track record of operating in the regulated European iGaming markets especially the United Kingdom. "With our strong foundation, we ventured into our home market with Rummy, the most popular traditional Indian skill game. With time and technology, today the online avatar of Rummy is gaining popularity," asserts Sreeram Reddy Vanga, MD.
Classic Rummy has been built on strong pillars of product excellence, customer experience and technology. Today, it caters to around a million players across India and is organically growing at 60 percent CAGR. "The key principles are customer protection and responsible gaming. These are an integral part of the value system of our company. And we consistently perform and live up to the Indian player expectations as we would in a regulated market. This philosophy gave us a lot of traction and enabled us to win customer trust," he mentions.
Like every start-up,Classic Rummy
had its own share of ups and downs. Regulatory challenges, strong competition and educating players were the initial hiccups that the team had to navigate. But with a clear vision for product and customer excellence, they in no time tasted success. Sreeram says, "Our experience in highly regulated international markets proved to be very useful; we are the only internationally experienced, domestic operator in India."
"Classic Rummy caters to around a million players across India and is organically growing at 60 percent CAGR."
Creating a Disruption in the Gaming Ecosystem
Known to maintain highest standards of game integrity and security, the Classic Rummy platform is built on Open Source Stack which allows for unprecedented customization. This gives the team a tremendous leverage to enhance and do more with the product."Our strongest vantage point is our agility,"he informs.
Keeping in mind the convenience of the players to use user-friendly design and the ease of game-play, the team implements a split screen to play up to 3 games simultaneously. "Also we are the only operator providing 24/7 customer support via phone, email, live chat and online tickets in all major Indian languages," he adds.
Classic Rummy offers impeccable 24x7 & 365 days customer support, great user experience and responsible gaming practices and that is what makes them stand out in the crowd. The team leaves no stone unturned to give utmost
importance to player feedback and make it part of their product roadmap. "One such feature is our bonus structure which is perhaps the industry best and our players vouch by it," he further adds.
Summarizing the Journey
From a humble beginning with the initial Party Gaming team in 2002 to founding and scaling CozyGames, as one of the largest online Casino & Bingo network in the UK and its subsequent acquisition by GVC Holdings Plc in 2017, the team has come a long way! As a company, Classic Rummy has seen a remarkable growth over the years. Sreeram says, "We have mature systems and processes in place and are an ISO 9001 and ISMS 27001 certified company. Process automation allows for scalability without exponential need of manpower." He takes immense pride in mentioning about the mentors who have supported the team throughout."We are privileged to have a strong tribe of mentors. My personal association with The Entrepreneur's Organization (EO) Hyderabad, as its President gives me access to some of the great minds from various industries," he proudly states.
Going further, the company wishes to expand its skill gaming portfolio in India and take back to the global markets. With solid International markets experience, the team is upbeat about it. "With the Indian online gaming sector evolving at a fast pace, it can be safely said that the coming days would be extremely interesting. We are proud to be part of the growth story of the gaming industry," he concludes.
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Privacy Policy of Kiwi Browser
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Kiwi Browser is a product developed in Estonia by:
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Data controller is Arnaud Granal - arnaud _at_ geometry.ee
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We are based in Europe, and respect privacy laws of Europe (generally considered as very good).
We do not collect the websites that you visit. What you do in the browser is your own freedom and responsibility.
When you enter a search query, the query is sent to the Search Engine that you have selected
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At Kiwi Browser, we respect your privacy, and we understand the importance of the information you entrust to us. This Privacy Policy describes the practices concerning Geometry OU through the use of the (i) websites and applications (the Kiwi Browser Products) and (ii) our Search Applications made available by means of a search box on a Kiwi Browser Product or website from which you can access our search services.
Collectively, we refer to the Kiwi Browser Products and these Search Applications in this Privacy Policy as the Kiwi Browser Services.
Geometry OU respects the privacy of users of the Kiwi Browser Services, and has developed this privacy policy (the Privacy Policy) to demonstrate our commitment to protecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy is intended to describe for you the information we collect, how that information may be used, with whom it may be shared, and your choices about such uses and disclosures.We encourage you to read this Privacy Policy carefully. If you have any questions about our privacy practices, please refer to the end of this Privacy Policy for information on how to contact us. Unless indicated otherwise Kiwi Browser Services are subject to our Terms of Service, this Privacy Policy, and for downloadable software (where applicable) the End User License Agreement. Certain Kiwi Browser Services may be subject to different privacy policies and/or terms of service as indicated on the sites or applications from where those services are available and/ or accessed.
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Welcome to this edition of my In Therapy mini-series on Loss and Grief, where I would like to touch on other types of loss and how we might work through them.
Last week, we spoke about sudden and predictable loss and grief. There are more types of grief, and this post will help you identify them (click here to read it).
Working through the breakup in a romantic relationship can take many shapes and forms, depending on the length and intensity of the relationship.
Questions such as: Will I be able to cope on my own? Why did this happen? How could I let him/her treat me like that for so long? Why didn't I do this sooner?
Thoughts such as: I had the rest of my life with him/her planned, now I need to start again; I will never trust another man/woman ever again!; I will be sad and alone forever.
In practical terms, there are issues such as bumping into them at the shops and how to act or react; if you work together, how is that going to work now; what happens if you see them with someone else? What are they going through during this breakup, do they feel as bad as you? Have they found it easy to move on?
It gets more complicated if there are children or a mortgage involved. But if this doesn't apply, then it's just a matter of working through the pain of the breakup, whatever shape it takes, however long it takes.
I guess it depends on whether the breakup was as amicable as possible (you grew apart, you had different ideas of what your life was meant to look like, for example) or you left it in really bad terms (violence in the relationship, cheating, etc).
Re-thinking your life will start when you are ready, and you can then pick yourself up, take the things that remind you of that relationship and put them in a box and return them or give them to charity, or whatever you want to do with them.
You can start making new plans for your life without that relationship. Every relationship teaches us something. In time you can see what you can take from that relationship and use it to your advantage.
Talking through the breakup and everything it brings up in you with a counsellor might help you process the pain and move forward with your life.
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross has some great books on Life Lessons that might be helpful, both when working through relationship issues as well as when working through grief and loss.
Loss of health can be a frustrating time, whether it's permanent or temporary.
I have worked as a support worker at a rehabilitation centre, where people go when discharged from hospital after a fall (usually older people), to recover, have physiotherapy, and heal before going back home.
They were usually over-confident in their abilities and angry at having to be looked after.
I had to hoist someone back into bed after telling him that if he wanted to get up he needed to call me. He looked at me like I was exaggerating. He didn't after he tried to get up on his own and fell on the floor! That fall scared him and made him realise that I wasn't patronising him, that we were both there for a reason – him to get support in doing what he used to do independently before his accident, and me to support him to do just that!
It can be such a shock to need someone to help do things that we used to do so easily, like getting up from bed, using the toilet, and other activities. It is understandable that they be cranky and upset when brought to this rehab centre! (nothing a bit of patience, compassion and humour can't fix).
Being unable to speak can be highly frustrating to someone that used to talk normally before a stroke or an accident. Manoeuvring through the feelings of having to communicate in a different way, not being understood or wanting to express your anger and fears and being unable to.
These types of loss of health and more will be significant and will need to be worked through with patience and compassion on the side of the carers and family members. Imagine yourself losing your ability to walk, talk, be independent. Working through all the emotions that might arise after an accident or medical complication will take time and lots of adjusting.
Losing your job, your source of income and possibly career satisfaction, will bring its own complications.
How do you face yourself, your family and friends, and tell them that you lost your job due to redundancy, being fired, or quitting? What will you do for income now? Are benefits an option for you? How quickly will you get another job? Will you be homeless soon?
As with other life circumstances, we can learn from losing a job.
We can regroup and reorganise our lives so that we focus on what's really important. We can prioritise what we spend our money on – budgeting might be necessary if you are relying on benefits or on your savings for a period of time.
Go through the feelings, see a therapist, work through what it all means and then pick yourself up and go get that job you want. Maybe it's time for you to start your own business and this job loss is a blessing in disguise?
Losing a pet can be as hard as losing a family member or close friend.
Pets become part of the family and therefore losing them will bring up feelings similar to the ones described in the previous post.
So cry for your pet, miss them, talk about them, remember them. You are allowed and indeed important that you do process this loss.
Every change in life requires adjusting, working through the positive and negatives it might bring. Graduating highschool means you are ready for the big wide world, you can study what you want at University or you can go travelling for a year. Starting a new job means learning new skills, meeting new people and many new opportunities; it might also mean a raise in salary from your previous post. Moving to a new city is a challenge – it might be scary to be somewhere nobody knows us, we might feel lonely for a while, or we might enjoy the freedom of being anonymous!
Embrace change, but also honour your feelings of fear, anxiety, excitement at every life transition.
I hope you have enjoyed this edition and have found helpful tips and ideas to help you work through loss and grief.
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Hi Karin, This is good work! Insightful, compassionate and much needed. Thanks. I work with art, and addictions, and grief is always close by. I have looked at losing a loved one…friend, or partner to Alzheimers. It is a different process to lose the mental connections while the heart is still there. Like what you said about accomodating a disability. Peace to you.
Will look into writing about loss and alzheimers in the future.