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"We wanted the money… but we wanted to burn it more." The KLF appear on RTÉ's The Late Late Show [October 1995] – 909originals
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In August 1994, The KLF's Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, then calling themselves the K Foundation, undertook one of the most infamous performance art pieces of all time, as they burnt one million pounds sterling on the Scottish island of Jura.
The occasion was filmed by their friend Gimpo and developed into the film K Foundation Burn a Million Quid, while the ashes from the fire would eventually be turned into a brick, which itself was the subject of a later art installation.
The only interview the duo did on the back of the incident, however, was with RTÉ's The Late Late Show, a long-running panel show, hosted by Irish institution Gay Byrne. Organised by then-show researcher (and club promoter) Donal Scannell, the interview was broadcast in October 1995, and is probably one of the most interesting in the Late Late Show's history.
"Is there a philosophy behind this – is this sort of a denial of the material world?" Byrne asks at one point, as a video of the infamous event takes place on a video screen in the studio.
"No, some days it is that, but it's not really that," Drummond answers. "We could have done with the money, we wanted the money… but we wanted to burn it more."
Inevitably the conversation turns to whether the decision was misguided – could charities not have done with a donation such as this?, the host asks – leading to a curt response from Drummond.
"If we had gone and spent the money on swimming pools and Rolls Royces, I don't think people would be upset," he says. "It's because we've burnt it, that they're upset."
The audience reaction, as you might expect, is a combination of horror, bemusement and anger – particularly at the 19.29 mark – while there's also a guest appearance from Gimpo, filming the audience reaction for posterity.
This was a period, lest we forget, a few years on from hits like 3AM Eternal and Justified & Ancient, that the KLF had 'turned their back' on the music industry, although Cauty hinted that the group's sonic endeavours may not be entirely behind them.
"There's always a possibility that we could if we wanted to, because it's something we know how to do," he said.
"We stopped before our records became useless records," Drummond adds. "Most people can only make good records for a short period of time. It's better to get out while you're ahead."
For some reason, Def Leppard's Joe Elliott is among those also on the Late Late Show panel – dubbing the pair "a few sandwiches short of a picnic", and asking whether they would have been better off helping people rather than making an artistic statement.
"We have helped people… by burning that money," says Drummond. "It brings something into people's heads.
"Us burning that money doesn't mean that there's any less bread in the world, or any less apples. The only thing that's less is a pile of paper."

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The Newport Links Golf Club in Pembrokeshire has helped raise money for Wales Air Ambulance after holding a special memorial event.
Members of the golf club raised an incredible £6,000 for the helicopter charity during a sporting fundraiser in memory of the former club captain, Steve Hodges.
The event was sponsored by local businesses and club members with some participating in competing teams and many others simply taking part and contributing to the fundraising.
Richard Bellars, the event organiser, said, "Initially a group of friends decided to hold an event in Steve's memory, however support for the event has been such a hit that it has become a much-anticipated event in the club calendar".
"Winners on the day were Johnathan Evans, Rhodri Lorenz, Lee Evans & Kevin Salmon. However, the taking part was far more important as all who attended gave generously to the cause.
"With a sum of over £6,000 raised, the biggest winner on the day was Wales Air Ambulance".
A presentation of prizes kindly donated by both members and non-members was followed by a raffle & auction.
Wales Air Ambulance fundraising coordinator Steffan Anderson-Thomas said: "We would like to thank Newport links golf club for this incredibly generous donation. The money raised by members of the club will help keep our four helicopters flying across Wales and we're tremendously grateful for all your efforts".
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Wales Air Ambulance calls out for votes to bag a share of Tesco's community fund
Wales Air Ambulance is bidding to bag a massive cash boost from the Tesco Bags of Help Centenary Grant initiative.
Wales Air Ambulance Auctions Rare Welsh Gin
Gin fans are in for a treat this weekend as the highest distilled gin in the UK goes under auction to help raise vital funds for Wales Air Ambulance.
Children's Wales Air Ambulance fondly remembers South Wales Midwife
Family and Friends of a former South Wales midwife have paid tribute to her following a donation made to Wales Air Ambulance.
By Order of the Peaky Fundraisers
A Swansea fundraising event has raised a considerable amount of money for Wales Air Ambulance.
Thank you to the Darth Sponsors
After another very successful Darth Mannion Beath & Swamp Run this year, Wales Air Ambulance would like to say a huge thank you to all the sponsors who kindly donated prizes to the raffle and auction.
Remembering Desmond Edward Jenkins
Friends of the late Desmond Edward Jenkins have paid tribute to the man who has left a substantial lifesaving legacy to the Wales Air Ambulance Charity.
Children's Wales Air Ambulance Shop Lands in Welsh Capital
Wales Air Ambulance (WAA) has officially opened its newest charity shop in the heart of the Welsh capital.
Wales Air Ambulance Marks International Women's Day 2019
Wales Air Ambulance has marked International Women's Day 2019 by highlighting some of the inspiring women who work for the lifesaving charity.


Asby Badminton Club is affiliated to the Leicestershire Badminton League.org and the East Staffordshire Badminton League in which we have several Mens and Mixed teams.
Ashby Mens 1 Playing in Mens Division 3b.
Ashby Ladies 1 Playing in Ladies Division 3.
Ashby Mixed 1 Playing in Mixed Division 5b.
Ashby Mens A Playing in Mens Division 2.
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Ashby Mixed 1 Playing in Mixed Division 2.
The badminton season runs from October through the end of March and includes many League and Cup matches. Most fixtures are on Thursday nights but check with the Club's Fixtures Secretary for further information. Fixtures for this season (2015/2016) can be downloaded here as a PDF file. There is no obligation to play in any Team.
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Heidi Klum Brings Sparkling Drama in Sheer Mini Dress & Silver Sandals at Golden Globes 2023
Heidi Klum brought sparkling drama to the 2023 Golden Globes.
While hitting the red carpet at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills with husband Tom Kaulitz, the "Making the Cut" host posed in a sparkly silver minidress by Kevin Germanier. Her sleek piece, hailing from Germanier's spring 2023 collection, featured a high-necked construction, alternating between sheer fabric and curved panels coated in silver sequins. Adding a burst of drama to the piece were sprays of asymmetric ombre lavender and white feathers. Klum finished her outfit with several sparkling diamond rings and post earrings, as well as a white and silver embellished bar clutch.
Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz attend the 2023 Golden Globes at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills on Jan. 10, 2023.
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Kaulitz was also dapperly dressed for the occasion in a classic black tuxedo and leather brogues.
When it came to footwear, Klum opted to strap into a set of metallic silver sandals. Her high-shine style featured thin soles with thin ankle and toe straps, creating a minimalist silhouette. Soaring stiletto heels totaling least 4 inches in height finished the pair with a height-boosting base, complementing her outfit's silver hues while allowing her dress to take center stage. Due to the fit, her toes spilled over onto the carpet.
A closer look at Klum's sandals.
Heidi Klum attends the 2023 Golden Globes at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills on Jan. 10, 2023.
The Golden Globes honor the top film and television performances of the past year. This year's event, held at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, will be hosted by comedian Jerrod Carmichael. The occasion includes a star-studded list of nominees, including Zendaya, Viola Davis, Austin Butler, Jennifer Coolidge, Michelle Yeoh and Selena Gomez, among numerous others. This year's Globes will notably be the first held in-person since 2021, and will include a pre-show hosted and streamed online by Variety.
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In Warren, Michigan
In Warren, there is only one nursing school where nursing faculty can find employment. The trends in Warren's nursing academic community can be evaluated by looking at the statistics and graphs below, which includes nursing training at the nursing associates degree level.
Warren Vs. Michigan Nursing Employment
Warren 36,410
Michigan 165,670
Exactly 36,410 of the 165,670 nursing professionals employed in Michigan, work in Warren. Between 2006 and 2010, in Warren, there has been a 1% growth in the number of nursing professionals. As the number of nursing professionals in Warren has increased, overall employment in Warren has also increased.
Warren Vs. Michigan Nursing employment growth
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Nursing VS. All professions salaries in Warren
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Dark Yellow: All Professions in Warren
Salaries for nursing professionals in Warren have increased. In 2010 Warren nursing professionals earned an average yearly salary of $60,786. Four years earlier in 2006, nursing professionals in Warren made an average salary of $55,470 per year. The growth in the salary of nursing professionals in Warren is slower than the salary trend for all careers in the city.
Salary percentiles for Nursing professionals in Warren
Nursing professionals make a median salary of $56,628 per year in Warren. The 10% of nursing professionals in the lowest pay bracket earn less than $38,520 per year, while those in the highest pay bracket earn approximately $89,486 per year.
Average Salaries for Nursing professionals and related professions in Warren
Nursing $60,786
BSN $67,770
RN to BSN $67,770
Gerontology $67,884
Forensic Nursing $81,625
On average nursing professionals in Warren earn salaries that are lower than the salaries earned by other professionals in Warren.
Nursing schools in Warren
Many of Warren's nursing professionals are graduates of the only accredited nursing school in the city.
Nursing Programs Offered In Warren
There is one degree and certificate program in nursing offered by Warren's nursing school.
Student Completed Nursing Degrees In Warren
associate 111
Approximately 111 students graduated from nursing courses in 2010.
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Building the capacity of organizations and individuals so that they can carry out their work effectively and efficiently is an integral part of the majority of AfricaRice projects. For many years, the agricultural sector has been under-resourced in sub-Saharan Africa to the point that many national agricultural research systems (NARS) were aging and shrinking, because of the lack of qualified young scientists moving into position as the 'old guard' moved on.
To help address the shrinking human-resource base of the NARS, AfricaRice has a long history of collaboration with universities both within and outside its mandate region.
Since the temporary relocation of the Center's headquarters to Cotonou, Benin, the policy program has developed strong informal linkages with the Faculty of Agronomic Sciences of the University of Abomey-Calavi, also based in Cotonou. Prof. Gauthier Biaou explains that students who want to study rice within the faculty are linked with either AfricaRice or the Institut national de recherches agricoles du Bénin (INRAB). Students involved in this linkage are pursuing either a bachelor's degree or a postgraduate Diplôme d'études approfondé (DEA, equivalent to a master's).
For AfricaRice, Aliou Diagne determines the thesis program and is also involved in developing the research protocol with Biaou and the student. Diagne and a lecturer from the faculty supervise the thesis work. "We start between one and three new thesis programs each year with AfricaRice", Biaou says. Many students gaining their DEA then have the opportunity to take up a six-month placement at AfricaRice for ongoing training, prior to moving on to a PhD program. "Many of our students choose to pursue their PhDs in the USA", says Biaou.
AfricaRice has similar links with the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, the University of Gaston Berger, Saint-Louis, Senegal, and the University of Lomé, Togo.
AfricaRice model for capacity-building
AfricaRice's philosophy for capacity-building is intimately linked to its approach to research and development within the region, which is that AfricaRice will empower its NARS (and other) partners to carry out much of the research and all of the development work. Consequently, the model for capacity-building is a combination of the following:
■ AfricaRice does not implement — that is the NARS' role
■ AfricaRice provides backstopping and training
■ The Center runs an annual training workshop for one to two weeks on policy analysis and impact assessment
■ AfricaRice develops software tools to automate the processing and analysis of survey data collected by the NARS
■ The Center's Visiting Scientist scheme involves NARS scientists being invited to AfricaRice, which provides tools and training for their work; the scientists analyze their own data and write their own country reports (the time spent at AfricaRice is typically six weeks), while AfricaRice focuses on cross-country comparative analyses and synthesis reports
■ AfricaRice facilitates linkages between universities and NARS to give students 'real world' research experience.
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Coinbase and Robinhood are two of the most popular places to trade cryptocurrencies, but which one is better for you? The answer depends on your needs, especially on how much crypto trading you intend to do and the costs you're willing to pay.
Coinbase and Robinhood may appeal to different kinds of traders, though there's likely some significant overlap. Coinbase is a cryptocurrency exchange that targets traders deeply in the world of digital currencies. In contrast, Robinhood is a trading app that allows users to buy and sell stocks, ETFs, options and some types of crypto for no out-of-pocket cost.
Here's how Coinbase and Robinhood differ along a few other key dimensions.
The cost structure at Coinbase and Robinhood are significantly different, and it doesn't help matters that Coinbase purposely obscures much of its fee structure from potential customers (though it does disclose them before you actually place a trade). That said, Robinhood is not exactly straightforward about how it's compensated either.
The fee structure at Robinhood is simple, relative to Coinbase's. In keeping with the broker's "no commissions" model for stock and options, you won't pay any cost directly out of your pocket for buying and selling crypto. Instead, the cost of trading is effectively rolled into a spread markup on the trade. So you'll effectively pay more when you're buying and receive less when you're selling than if you received the best market price at the moment of your trade.
Coinbase's fee structure is confusing, to say the least. Not only does it charge varying fees based on how much you purchase, it has a basic tier of service and a pro tier, each of which have different fees. And recently Coinbase began to obscure the fees for its basic service, making it difficult for prospective customers to see how much they're paying (Spoiler alert: prices are high if you're buying just a little bit of crypto on the basic tier.)
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More than $10 and up to $25 $1.49
More than $50 and up to $200 $2.99
At the lowest levels, around $10, you'll pay a fee that eats up nearly 10 percent of your purchase. But even at $200, you're still paying a hefty 1.5 percent or so. And that's on top of the 0.5 spread mark-up that's already factored into the purchase or sale price.
At purchase amounts above $200, you're still paying that 0.5 percent spread mark-up while a variable fee depends on your source of funds:
U.S. bank account 1.49 percent
Coinbase USD wallet 1.49 percent
Debit card 3.99 percent
Instant card withdrawal Up to 1.5 percent of any transaction; minimum fee of $0.55
If you opt to use Coinbase Pro, the company's higher service tier, you'll be able to score lower overall fees, even if you're trading with lower amounts. Coinbase is clearer about these fees but the structure is scaled and depends on whether you're adding liquidity (where the commission ranges from 0 to 0.5 percent of trade value) or taking liquidity (with commissions ranging from 0.04 to 0.5 percent).
Advantage: Robinhood, for the simplicity of its fee structure, even if its disclosure is no better than the one provided by Coinbase.
Available coins
Coinbase supports trading in more than 90 different cryptocurrencies, including the biggies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, Solana, Dogecoin and more. So you're likely to find what you're looking for and even plenty that you aren't. Sure, Coinbase doesn't offer thousands of other much smaller digital currencies, but that won't matter for almost anyone but niche traders.
In contrast, Robinhood allows users to trade in just seven digital currencies: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic and Litecoin. However, the app does give traders access to real-time data on these cryptos and nine others. The company has said that it's working on adding more coins to its platform, but it's not clear when that could occur.
Advantage: Coinbase, for its much broader range of available coins.
Securities types
When it comes to the type of securities being offered, Coinbase is all crypto, all the time. If you want anything else — stocks, ETFs, options — you'll have to find it elsewhere.
In contrast, Robinhood offers a wider range of securities, including stocks, options, ETFs and cryptocurrencies, though it doesn't offer bonds or mutual funds. Still, the app will reel in plenty of traders with what it does offer, so it can appeal to a wide audience even with a shallower pool of crypto.
Advantage: Robinhood, for its broader range of offerings.
Cryptocurrency custody
If you're looking to handle custody of your crypto assets yourself, Coinbase is your pick here. The exchange offers its own wallet, but you can also take custody of the assets yourself through your own wallet. So you can pick the solution that fits your needs best, whether you're looking for a hardware wallet or software wallet or you just want to leave it with Coinbase for trading.
Robinhood does not offer a wallet, so traders will be forced to hold their crypto with the broker, as they would for stocks and other assets. The company has said it intends to offer a crypto wallet but hasn't laid out a timeframe for doing so.
Advantage: Coinbase has the edge here for offering more options. Though if you intend to trade, this matters less.
Coinbase and Robinhood also differ significantly when it comes to cryptocurrency staking, a process through which owners of cryptocurrency receive income on their holding. Staking is like earning interest on a bank account, though with significant differences and risks.
With Coinbase, users can stake their crypto assets, which are then used to validate transactions on the given currency's blockchain. Currently, clients can earn staking rewards on a handful of crypto coins, including Ethereum and Tezos. Coinbase takes care of the technical details behind the scenes, and you earn additional coins for keeping your assets there.
Robinhood does not offer staking, though it has said that it would like to offer the service soon.
Advantage: Coinbase, for offering staking rewards, albeit only on a few coins.
Which company is better for you ultimately depends on your needs, but it's fair to say that those focused heavily on cryptocurrency or many types of crypto will find Coinbase a better fit. On the other hand, those interested in a few popular crypto coins as part of a broader portfolio may prefer Robinhood, and they may even want to check out rival Webull, which also offers cryptocurrency trading.
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Editorial Disclaimer: All investors are advised to conduct their own independent research into investment strategies before making an investment decision. In addition, investors are advised that past investment product performance is no guarantee of future price appreciation.
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