Grant County is an area which, when visited, is like taking a step back in time. The same area where early pioneers settled to raise their families and enjoy the fruits of the beautiful rich valleys and timbered mountains, sparkling streams and abundant fish and wildlife.
A land where a person's word and a handshake are still a way of life. Where a neighbor helps a neighbor and children grow up with strong family values. An area rich in history and a slower pace of life, but still on pace with modern schools, technology and a community spirit that is focused on the twenty-first century. Once you visit you will always want to return.
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Cytotoxic activity of methanolic extract and two alkaloids extracted from seeds of Peganum harmala L.
Published in: Journal of Natural Remedies, 5 (1), 41-45.
Abstract: To study the cytotoxic activity of P. harmala. Materials and method: The alkaloids harmine and harmaline have been isolated from a methanolic extract from the seeds of P. harmala L. and have been characterized by spectroscopic-Mass and NMR methods. The cytotoxicity of the methanolic extract and both alkaloids has been investigated in the three human cancer cell lines UACC-62 (melanoma), TK-10 (renal) and MCF-7 (breast) and then compared to the positive control effect of the etoposide. Results and conclusion: The methanolic extract and both alkaloids have inhibited the growth of these three cancer cell-lines and we have discussed possible mechanisms involved in their cytotoxicity.
Cite: Berrougui, H., López Lázaro, M., Martín Cordero, C., Mamouchi, M., Ettaib, A. y Herrera González, M.D. (2005). Cytotoxic activity of methanolic extract and two alkaloids extracted from seeds of Peganum harmala L.. Journal of Natural Remedies, 5 (1), 41-45.


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Breaking barriers at the age of eight
Candelaria Cabrera's story a landmark in Argentinian women's football
Eight-year-old had been told she could no longer play in a team of boys
League rules changed after lobbying by family and Argentinian women players
- Maaaaaaaa!... How much longer before we go to football?
Candelaria Cabrera's pestering is music to the ears of her mother Rosana, even if on this occasion the interruption comes when she is chatting with FIFA.com.
"Club training resumes today so she set the alarm to make sure she wasn't late," says Rosana, who is still thrilled her daughter's quest to play football has had the desired ending.
Eight-year-old Candelaria plays for Huracan in Chabas, a town of some 9,000 inhabitants in the province of Santa Fe, but is the only girl among hundreds of children competing in the Casildense League.
Candelaria Cabrera
Candelaria Cabrera pose for a picture
Candelaria Cabrera pose for a picture. Photo: courtesy of Candelaria Cabrera family
Candelaria Cabrera poses with here team mates of Huracan of Chabas
Candelaria Cabrera poses with here team mates of Huracan of Chabas. Photo: courtesy of Candelaria Cabrera family
Back in July 2018, the club coordinator gave Rosana unexpected news: Candelaria, who has been at Huracan since 2016, was not going to be able to continue playing with her team-mates.
"With clubs increasingly looking for younger players, a while back the minimum age a player could sign for a club was reduced from 12 to 8. It has to do with training rights," Rosana explains.
"'Cande'" was seven and so was approaching the age when she could sign, but she was prevented from doing so because there were no girls' teams in the league. As she couldn't continue playing with the boys either, she was in limbo. She could keep training but couldn't play."
Understandably, breaking the news to her was very hard. "She cried and cried when we told her. 'Why are they so mean? Did I do something wrong?' she asked us. She was inconsolable."
Candelaria's love for football is "very strong", says Rosana. "I'm not a big football fan myself, but I've always followed Independiente. She took after her dad and became a Boca Juniors fan, and a football was always her favourite toy."
So enamoured was she with football, that when her parents brought her to girl's hockey at Huracan, she was more interested in checking out the nearby football pitch. "One day we were all in the town square, and next thing we knew, Cande was playing ball with some other young boys she'd never met before."
And so it was then that Rosana decided to bring her to football training. "She was only five and I was fearful she'd get knocked around. I also worried they might not respect her or might tease her. I was even told by some mothers: 'You shouldn't bring her; she'll get a name for herself, as if it were something bad."
In spite of everything, Cande was soon happily playing at left-back and never afraid to get on the ball. Nor was she intimidated by her opponents or the remarks she often heard. "Parents of opposition players would say things like 'you can't lose to a team with a girl in it' or 'how could you let a girl take the ball off you' – that kind of thing. There were also plenty of words of support," says Rosana.
The young player prefers to watch videos of Carlos Tevez than Lionel Messi and has already shown herself capable of a little gamesmanship. "One day she got hit hard in the face by a ball and showed no signs of getting up. I went over to the fence and asked her if she was ok. 'I'm just wasting time', she replied. I didn't know whether to get mad at her or laugh."
Faced with the bad news last year, Rosana knew that doing nothing was not an option, so she began exploring some possibilities. One of the avenues for her frustration was Facebook, never imagining that it would generate such a reaction in the media and eventually involve some of the players from Argentina's national women's team.
"The first to write was team captain Estefania Banini from the USA. Then Ruth Bravo got in touch and later the Boca women's team. Both those players recounted their own stories, which had a lot in common with Cande's. They all said the same thing, which was not to give up. Those letters are now among her most treasured possessions."
The momentum was such that Bravo, along with others such as Belen Potassa, a FIFA Women's World Cup™ participant in 2011 and current Albiceleste striker, came all the way to Chabas to give a clinic at Huracan. "Some of Cande's team-mates at the club told her they didn't even know Argentina had a women's national team," Rosana reveals.
Candelaria, who turned eight last September, was given permission to play until the end of the year, when there was a meeting of the Casildense League to discuss her case. That in turn would lead to significant changes to the league, as Rosana explains. "They created a women's football department, agreed there should be no gender distinction until 11 and that clubs would be able to register all-girls teams from the age of 12. We'll have to see how it goes, but it can be a catalyst for more changes."
How did Candelaria react to the news? "The first thing she did was to convince her six-year-old sister to start playing. Now she is wondering what we'll do when she goes to Boca," says Rosana with a laugh.
The last word goes to Cande, who can be heard shouting in the background: "Maaaaaa!... Where did you leave my boots?"

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Technology, tips and advice
The biggest technology advancements of the last decade
By buzzpoint-admin16 December 2019 No Comments
We are nearly at the end of this decade and about to enter 2020. There have been some massive technological advancements in this last 10 years, some for health benefits and others just to improve our daily lives and make certain tasks easier. So here's our pick of the best technology from the last decade.
1. Android
If you wanted a smartphone the only choice used to be the iPhone. But in September 2008 Google released Android, a free mobile operating system for companies to install onto their new devices. Although that was the previous decade, it only really started to evolve and improve in the last decade. It is now on the 10th version and is estimated to be used on over 2.5 billion active devices around the world. Since 2011 Android devices have year on year outsold iPhone's and the technology used in the devices keeps on improving to make thinner, faster and better performing smartphones.
2. 5G network
Mobile internet used to be awful. It would take minutes to download images or files, and you didn't even attempt to try and watch something on YouTube as it was so slow. The first improvement to mobile networks was 4G with the highest speeds matching and sometimes even better than home broadband speeds. Then in February 2017 5G was released which is even faster than 4G. Not only will this improve internet for our devices but it will also help the transfer of data in sectors such as production, automotive, health care, and energy. It will also help many industries make the change from wired to wireless connections.
3. Virtual reality
Virtual reality, or VR as it is often shortened to, was first launched in the 90's, but it wasn't until 2010 that Oculus released the first virtual reality headset that was realistic and fully immersive. It works by showing an image on small screens in a headset which you wear, making your eyes think that you are actually in that environment and you can also move your head around to explore the whole location you are in. One of the main areas it is used in is gaming, creating a fully immersive experience like you are actually inside the game, whether that be in a first person shooter or a driving simulator. It will be exciting to see where this tech goes in the future as it has already made such a big improvement in the last decade.
4. AI (Artificial intelligence)
AI is a really clever piece of tech and is such a big advancement on the tech we have had in the past. AI can be used in all sorts of applications from solving calculations to voice assistants like Siri and Google Assistant. AI is also being used in driverless cars to help understand the road and make snap decisions in dangerous conditions. In 2017 Scientists at Facebook created 2 AI robots instructed to negotiate with each other over things like swapping one item they each owned with the other robot, to see if they could develop negotiation and bartering skills. They advanced so much that they began to talk in their own language which no one else could comprehend, so the project was eventually shut down due to concerns. It may paint pictures of robots running around with their own minds taking over the world, but in reality it can be controlled and used to help us with problem solving in the future.
5. Quantum supremacy
In October 2019 Google announced that using a machine running on quantum mechanics they had solved a problem which would confuse even the world's top super computer, they called the breakthrough "Quantum supremacy". According to the report Google's Sycamore processor made a calculation in less than three and a half minutes that would take even the most powerful classic computer 10,000 years to complete. But what does this actually mean? Well if it is true it would revolutionise the modern world and completely transform the current way we process data. They also say it could help us with our understanding of the universe in the future.
6. Electric cars
Now if you look in the history books the very first electric car was released in 1832. But only really in 2012 when Tesla launched the Model S did electric cars really start to make improvements and be a realistic rival to internal combustion engine cars. Range has improved to over 300 miles on 1 charge which is nearly as much as petrol or diesel powered cars, and charging times are dramatically reducing, making it feasible to do a long journey with just a quick 30-40 min coffee stop at a service station to charge up the car. Other manufacturers are also getting in on the act now and almost every current major car brand either has an electric car or have released a concept electric car to be released in the future. There is no denying that eventually all cars are going to be using some sort of electric motors.
Instagram launched at the beginning of the this decade in October 2010 and could never have been predicted how successful it would be. It currently has 1 billion active monthly users and over 100 million photos are uploaded to the social media platform every single day. It's only going to get bigger as it expands it's reach and user count. It hasn't necessarily improved the way we live apart from our social lives, but it has helped businesses expand and reach their services and products out to a much wider audience by using the platform to advertise on. It is estimated that over 2 million businesses advertise on Instagram.
8. Tablets
Last but not least we get to tablets. The first tablet ever released was the iPad in April 2010 and it was a revolutionary bit of tech. They worked similar to iPhone's, but had a massive 9.7″ touchscreen display making it easier to interact with things like games, watching movies and also working on if you wanted something a bit smaller than a laptop. If you look at the design of the very first iPad compared to the current model the design brief hasn't really changed, they have just improved things like screen resolution and device thinness but the actual tablet design language has been unchanged since 2010. Other companies started getting in on the act with Android tablets, like Samsung and Lenovo. It's one of those devices (like smartphones) that just feels natural to use. We don't expect them to be going away anytime soon in the future.
That's quite a lot of impressive tech, and we are excited to see what the next decade has to offer. This is now our last blog post of the year so we would like to thank everyone for reading this blog, and keep a look out for more reviews and articles coming in 2020.


The crufter's dilemma: You come across something simply wonderful, but it's too heavy, awkward, or hard to move to the place you want to move it and in a way you want to move it.
I think problems like this are interesting, and I'm going to dump experiences in this post. Some of them even have pictures.
motorized 14' long projection screen - tied to bicycle seat and handlebars, did not attempt to ride bicycle. would have been uncomfortably heavy to carry a long distance.
I tried to carve a spoon a few weeks ago. It went well until I tried to carve the scoop. I could really have used a curved blade. Instead, I gouged it and ground it smooth with rocks. It worked, but I'd rather have carved it instead.
Back at school, I was reminded of the "crooked carving knives" I saw on this site. I love it when people provide lots of details on how they make things, even when they're trying to sell them, because it makes it a whole lot easier for me to try to make them. So I tried making one.
I first saw these on youtube a while ago. They're lamellophones just like the mbira, except made out of wood. Having recently crufted some nice-ish wood, I traced out a pattern, figuring that if I made the tongues roughly different sizes, I could tune them later.


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UK govt stands firm against UN defamation of religion proposals
January 21st, 2010 by Monitor
It is nice to hear that repeated attempts by the ridiculous Organisation of the Islamic Conference to push a blasphemy law at the UN are being stoutly resisted by the UK government.
Last week, Lord Patten raised the question of the government's position in Parliament, and it was answered by Foreign Office Minister Baroness Kinnock of Holyhead:
The Government share the concern of the Organisation of Islamic Conference that individuals around the world are victimised because of their religion or belief. We all need to do more to eliminate religious intolerance and to ensure that those who incite hatred or violence against individuals because of their religious beliefs are dealt with by the law.
But the Government cannot agree with an approach that promotes the concept of "defamation of religions" as a response. This approach severely risks diminishing the right to freedom of expression. We believe that international human rights law already strikes the right balance between the individual's right to express themselves freely and the need for the state to limit this right in certain circumstances. International human rights law provides that only where advocacy of religious hatred constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence should it be prohibited by law.
We believe that the concept of "defamation of religions" puts in danger the very openness and tolerance that allows people of different faiths to co-exist and to practise their faith without fear. It risks changing the focus of international human rights law from examining how countries promote and protect the right to freedom of expression to censoring what individuals say. If this happened, people might feel unable to speak out against human rights abuses or hold their government to account. It is also inconsistent with the international human rights legal framework which exists to protect individuals and not concepts or specific belief systems.
For this reason the UK, along with our EU Partners and other like-minded countries, voted against the resolution put forward by the Organisation of Islamic Conference at the 64th session of the UN General Assembly on Combating Defamation of Religions.
(Hat tip: The New Humanist)
3 Responses to "UK govt stands firm against UN defamation of religion proposals"
Thank goodness for that!
Christian from Egypt says:
Thanks God for this, this is a work from the moslems brotherhood to shutup everyone speaks about this fake religion but Ideology of dominating the world named Islam.
I warn of another great threat. It is called Islam. It poses as a religion, but its goals are very worldly: world domination, holy war, sharia law, the end of the separation of church and state, the end of democracy. It is not a religion, it is a political ideology. It demands your respect, but has no respect for you.
Ken Clark says:
23/Jan/2010 at 11:51 am
Wow common sense; and from the UK government…I'm impressed!


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Sia Has Adopted Two Teenage Boys Who Were About to Age out of the Foster Care System
Sia, the 44-year-old singer-songwriter, revealed in an interview with SiriusXM's "The Morning Mash Up" that she adopted two boys who were aging out of the foster system last year. The boys are now 19 years old.
Sia admits that both of her sons are finding it hard to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, "one more so than the other." However, she says that both her sons are doing "a lot of educational stuff that's good for them."
Earlier this year, Sia mentioned that she had become a mother. She told GQ in January 2020 that she told Diplo, "I've decided to be single for the rest of my life, and I just adopted a son. I don't have time for a relationship."
In May 2019, Sia shared her desire to adopt a child on Twitter.
"Hey dasani from 'FOSTER' on @HBO! I'd like to adopt you we're just trying to find you and get my house check done etc. but I want you to know you will have a home with me," she wrote. The tweet has since been deleted.


This weekend the second annual Serbia Open begins with qualifying rounds. It is an official stop on the ATP tour. The tourney is a minor event, as it is used by the players as a warm-up to the culmination of the clay court season, the French Open. It is squeezed between the Grand Slam French Open, and two Masters Series events, the clay court tourneys in Monte Carlo and Rome. Because of the length of the ATP season and the other events occuring simultaneously, most of the top players skip it.
I called it last year the Novak Djokovic Open and it looks to be the same this year. The field does look a bit stronger and there are a couple of players that could possibly stop Novak from defending his title. The top-ranked player after Novak is ATP #22 Tommy Robredo, who has eight clay court titles in his career. USA players John Isner and Sam Querrey will be playing. I guess those guys enjoyed Serbia for the Davis Cup and wanted to come back. There are a few other names I recognize in the draw, Ivo Karlovic, the 6-10 Croat, Frenchman Richard Gasquet, and of course, the other ranked Serbian players.
Djokovic this weekend is playing the quarterfinals in the Rome Masters series. He takes on Fernando Verdasco today. He is an emotional, inconsistent player so you never know how he will do. He is very patriotic and loves playing at home and will be tough to beat. I have a feeling however, that someone will manage to upset him and ruin the party. I hope to take the family to one of the games. We went to the finals last year but I'll try for one of the earlier rounds this year. We shall see if Novak can do it again. I enjoyed watching big John Isner play in the Davis Cup last month and I hope he can advance far into the tourney.


There are few periods during the parenting experience filled with more angst than the transition from chauffeur to backseat driver. From being the chauffeured to the "chaufferee".
When parents hand over the keys to a vehicle, it often feels as though we have just handed over the keys to the world. In a way, perhaps we have. For some parents, the handing over of keys can be cause for celebration – another driver in the household! For others, it may be a more cautious experience, full of uncharted waters, with both parents and child carefully testing limits and pushing boundaries. As a teenager, nothing feels more exhilarating, even though few things come with as much responsibility as getting the keys to your first vehicle.
Since I am getting ready to be the parent of a teen driver, I was thrilled to be Toyota's guest at the 2016 New York International Auto Show, where the company unveiled a vehicle that just might create a more symbiotic relationship between parent and child: the 2017 Prius Prime Plug-In Hybrid, which is set to go on sale this fall. Consistent with a brand that's almost synonymous with hybrid vehicles, Toyota did not disappoint with the Prius Prime, debuting one of the most technologically advanced hybrid models since, well, ever.
Toyota's Intelligent Parking Assist to round out the long list.
Intelligent Parking Assist just might become your new teen driver's best friend. IPA uses ultrasonic wave sensors to size up a parallel parking space and then, when activated by the driver, actually steers the car into it. But it's speedy senses don't stop there. The same technology can even back the Prius Prime into perpendicular spaces and automatically steer it out of a parallel space. Similar technology also provides a warning if the driver gets too close to the obstacles alongside the vehicle, such as errant shopping carts or parking garage walls and columns.
Tech appeals to teens like safety features appeal to parents, and the Prius Prime is loaded with tech. Most notable is the 11.6-inch HD central infotainment screen. For some perspective, that's just slightly smaller than the iPad Pro, and it dominates the dash as command central.
The Prius Prime also comes equipped with the Entune Suite and Prius Prime mobile apps. In addition to helping the driver locate nearby charging stations, it also allows you to track and compare the driver's eco driving score, and remotely control the vehicle's climate system. It's a great conversation starter between parent and teen for properly taking care of your vehicle and developing good driving habits. It also allows drivers to share their green driving scores across social media and perhaps turn it into a competition that's a win for everyone, especially the environment.
Included with this technology is standard navigation, so getting lost will never be an excuse for a missed curfew. The Entune app suite also allows drivers to access Slacker Radio, Pandora, iHeartRadio, Destination Search, movietickets.com, Yelp, and Facebook Places, so checking in just got a whole lot easier.
Another notable feature that adds to both safety and the tech factor is the full color Heads Up Display that offers essential driving data projected across the windshield just below the driver's line of sight. This driving data includes current speed, the hybrid system indicator, Active Cruise Control proximity warning, and a Lane Departure Alert.
So what would everyday life with the Prius Prime look like? For starters, the Prius Prime offers maximum speeds of 84 mph. To charge, the vehicle can be plugged into a standard 120 volt electrical outlet and be completely charged in 5.5 hours. Hooking it up to a 240 volt outlet (such as those found at charging stations) reduces that time by half. Toyota is projecting an electrical range that has doubled to 22 miles, bringing the combined fuel range to 600 miles on a full charge and a full tank of gas. That's a whopping 120 MPG in EV Mode!
All things considered, the Prius Prime definitely isn't your father's Prius. This tech-savvy, feature rich and safety minded Prius does more than just live up to expectations. It steps up the eco-game and makes it cool to be a young, green, tech-savvy driver.
Are you in the market for a new car? If so, which cars are you looking at?
Disclosure: The Online Mom, LLC receives a promotional fee from Toyota. All opinions are my own.


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Böckwitz ist ein Ortsteil der Ortschaft Jahrstedt und der Stadt Klötze im Altmarkkreis Salzwedel in Sachsen-Anhalt.

Geographie
Das Rundlingsdorf Böckwitz liegt etwa 15 Kilometer südwestlich von Klötze in der Altmark am Grenzgraben Böckwitz-Zicherie, der hier die Grenze zu Niedersachsen bildet. Direkt benachbart ist der heutige Bromer Ortsteil Zicherie in Niedersachsen. Geologisch gesehen liegt das Dorf auf der Calvörder Scholle in der Nähe des Feuchtgebietes Drömling.

Geschichte

Mittelalter bis Neuzeit
Das Dorf Böckwitz wird erstmals 1420 urkundlich als dacz dorff czu Bakewissche (Orig. kokewitze) erwähnt, als Markgraf Friedrich Günzel von Bartensleben in der Herrschaft Wolfsburg belehnt. Weitere Nennungen sind 1492 bakewitze, 1687 Bockevitze und 1804 Böckwitz und Böckefitz.

Bis 1945 gingen die Zicherier Kinder in Böckwitz zur Schule. Durch die Errichtung der innerdeutschen Grenze und die schrittweise Abriegelung kamen die Kontakte bis 1952 weitgehend zum Erliegen. Damals wurden Häuser, die direkt an der Grenze lagen, abgerissen. Am 12. Oktober 1961 wurde südlich des Ortes der westdeutsche Journalist Kurt Lichtenstein erschossen, als er versuchte, mit Landarbeitern aus der DDR zu sprechen. Er war das erste Todesopfer an der Grenze nach dem Mauerbau in Berlin. Die Teilung des Doppeldorfs Böckwitz/Zicherie wurde in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland als Beispiel der Unmenschlichkeit der Grenze thematisiert. So wurden Abbildungen von grenznahen Häusern der beiden Dörfer in Schulbüchern abgedruckt. Heute liegt Böckwitz am Grünen Band Deutschland.

Eingemeindungen
Bis 1807 gehörte das Dorf zum Salzwedelischen Kreis der Mark Brandenburg in der Altmark. Danach lag es 1807 bis 1808 im Kanton Brome und von 1808 bis 1813 im Kanton Jübar auf dem Territorium des napoleonischen Königreichs Westphalen. Ab 1816 gehörte die Gemeinde zum Kreis Salzwedel, dem späteren Landkreis Salzwedel.

Böckwitz wurde am 15. Juni 1950 in den neuen Kreis Gardelegen umgegliedert. Am 25. Juli 1952 kam die Gemeinde dann zum Kreis Klötze. Am 1. Januar 1974 wurde Böckwitz in die Gemeinde Jahrstedt eingemeindet. Mit der Eingemeindung von Jahrstedt nach Klötze am 1. Januar 2010 kam der Ortsteil Böckwitz zur neu entstandenen Ortschaft Jahrstedt und zur Stadt Klötze.

Einwohnerentwicklung

Quelle, wenn nicht angegeben, bis 1946:

Religion
Die evangelischen Christen aus Böckwitz sind in die Kirchengemeinde Steimke eingekircht, die früher zur Pfarrei Steimke gehörte und heute betreut wird vom Pfarrbereich Steimke-Kusey im Kirchenkreis Salzwedel im Propstsprengel Stendal-Magdeburg der Evangelischen Kirche in Mitteldeutschland.

Böckwitz hatte nie eine Kirche. Anfangs, im Jahr 1686, eingekircht in Steimke, gehörte es ab 1794 mal zu Brome mal zu Altendorf im Lüneburgischen. Nachdem 1854 die Pfarrei Steimke endgültig von der Pfarrei Brome abgezweigt wurde blieb Böckwitz dauerhaft bei Steimke.

Kultur und Sehenswürdigkeiten

Museum

Im Museum Böckwitz werden seit 1996 auf einer Fläche von etwa einem Hektar mehr als 10.000 Exponate der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich gemacht. Die Landwirtschafts- und Grenzgeschichte des Ortes werden hier dokumentiert. In einer noch im Aufbau befindlichen Grenzausstellung werden Bild-, Wort- und sonstige Originaldokumente ausgestellt. Das Museumsgelände ist ein alter Bauernhof mit fachwerkgetreuen Scheunen, einem 2002 wieder aufgebauten Backhaus von 1911 und einem Bauerngarten, der nach früheren Richtlinien gestaltet wurde. In einem Seitenbauwerk befinden sich historische Geräte, Maschinen, Kleidungsstücke und andere typisch altmärkische Exponate. Eine Schmiede-, Küchen- und Schlafzimmerausstellung gehört ebenfalls zum Museumsareal. Das Museum wird durch einen Verein betrieben, der auch traditionelle Brauchtumsfeste, wie zum Beispiel Kräutertage, Getreidemahd und Dreschtag, aber auch Lesungen zur Grenzgeschichte durchführt.

Das Museum betreibt einen Grenzlehrpfad, der südlich von Böckwitz liegt. Dort gibt es einen original erhaltenen Grenzbeobachtungsturm sowie chronologisch gestaffelte Grenzanlagen, die die geschichtliche Entwicklung der Absperrungen zwischen Böckwitz und Zicherie aufzeigen. Zur Eröffnung pflanzte Hans-Dietrich Genscher dort 1998 einen Ahorn.

Kulturdenkmale
 Der Ortsfriedhof liegt im Nordosten des Dorfes.
 In der Ortsmitte steht ein Denkmal für die Gefallenen des Ersten und Zweiten Weltkrieges, eine Stele gekrönt mit einem steinernen Kreuz.

Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur

Landwirtschaft
Bei der Bodenreform wurden 1945 folgende Flächen erfasst: Eine Besitzung über 100 Hektar mit 106 Hektar, 30 Besitzungen unter 100 Hektar hatten zusammen 583 Hektar, die Gemeinde hatte vier Hektar. 1946 wurden 106,6 Hektar enteignet und auf 17 Siedler aufgeteilt. Bereits im Jahre 1952 entstand die erste Landwirtschaftliche Produktionsgenossenschaft, die LPG Typ III "Voran". 1959 wurde diese an die LPG Typ III "Karl Marx" in Jahrstedt angeschlossen.

Vereine
 Museumsverein für landwirtschaftliche Geräte und Maschinen, sowie für deutsch-deutsche Geschichte e. V., Träger des Museums
 Der Schützenverein Zicherie-Böckwitz e. V. wurde bereits 1872 in Böckwitz gegründet.
 Schießsportgruppe Zicherie-Böckwitz von 1984 e. V.

Literatur

Weblinks
 Fotos von der Grenze bei Böckwitz/Zicherie 1979 mit Vergleichsfotos 2004
 Bericht im Magazin Focus über Böckwitz und Zicherie 2009
 Innerdeutsche Grenze: Das geteilte Dorf von Michael Latz auf ndr.de, abgerufen am 6. November 2019

Einzelnachweise

Ort im Altmarkkreis Salzwedel
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Altmarkkreis Salzwedel)
Geographie (Klötze)
Innerdeutsche Grenze
Ersterwähnung 1420
Gemeindeauflösung 1974

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Vision in Legacy Music Productions
Jamaican Roots Rock Reggae singer/songwriter/arranger/composer/performer Anthony Garvey(formerly known as Garvey) has a proud lineage stretching back to the philosopher and activist Marcus Garvey, his great-grandfather. Anthony is consciously directed to fulfill the legacy with a vision of harmony among all the races permeating his music and life path.
His first album, Garvey Astonish (2007) is a true testament of the journeys and struggles it takes to produce truly astonishing music. Some of the recordings on that album include artists Ranking Scroo and Ras Kiddus (whom he also performed with), and the album was mixed by Hopeton Brown (Scientist). The artist shares, "Big up Marcus Garvey, for your teaching must go on through all of I&I to all my people, keep the faith JAH blessed children. One Love.
Anthony Garvey has been creating music for decades and his lyrics and riddims lend a strong timeless Roots Rock vibe to his songs that reggae fans love. Anthony's experience in reggae music & Rastafari spirituality go back over 30 years to his early days in Hermitage, August Town, Jamaica. Now based in northern California, he recently released the first single, "Justice" from his forthcoming second album, which will be soon be released on his Vision in Legacy Music label. The single, and his first album are available on iTunes, CDBaby and all online platforms.
Anthony Garvey's philosophy and musical style was built upon a firm foundation in his native Jamaica. He was blessed to grow up around the University of West Indies and rub shoulders with many of reggae's founding fathers such as: Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer, U Roy, Dennis Brown, Israel Vibration, Fred Locks & Josey Wales to name a few. Garvey's music and Rasta faith is influenced by attending Twelve Tribes of Israel meetings, Nyabinghi chanting sessions and dances.
In the early 80's he moved to Montego Bay and joined a band called Barry Sadler & The Merry Wonders. Together they performed all over the north coast and in all the major hotels and clubs in Jamaica. When the band dissolved, Anthony began spinning records with sound systems such as Twilight HiFi and Ticka Tone. 1984 brought him to Los Angeles and he joined a band called, Black Wadda which performed all over southern California, and he was also in the studio recording.
He is currently routing tour dates while completing his second album.
Do link up and support on all the Social Media channels.
Keep your eye out for the new works from Vision in Legacy Music.
From Anthony Garvey to everyone:
"Give Thanks for Life, blessed blessing to all humankind… love you all!"
Anthony Garvey Singles
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"Astonish" 2007 – Sampler
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The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/2014/12/01/guest-room-cornell-at-150-unique-opportunities-for-students-during-this-sesquicentennial-year/)
GUEST ROOM: Cornell at 150: Unique Opportunities for Students During This Sesquicentennial Year
By The Cornell Daily Sun | December 1, 2014
By NATALIE ROSSEAU
Ezra Cornell's vision was to found a university where "any person [could] find instruction in any study." Since 1865, Cornell has positioned student input and experience at the center of its mission. As we prepare for our Sesquicentennial, student voices and experiences are integrated into the celebration by the appointment of a student to the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee and through student-centered contests and engagement opportunities. I was appointed the Undergraduate Representative to the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee in the fall of 2013. I am grateful for the opportunity to explore Cornell's rich history and to search for ways to connect past, current and future members of the campus community with our founders and their principles. It is an honor and a privilege to work closely with dedicated members of Cornell's trustees, faculty, staff and students on this once-in-a-sesquicentennial project. As a History major, this appointment has allowed me to reveal the stories of people and events that shaped and continue to inform our present research university. I have been impressed by the extent to which the University values and respects student voices throughout its history.
It is truly an exciting time to be on campus, and I am learning that this excitement is shared by many members of the student body. The University is eager to collect and feature the voices of students during this celebration of Cornell's 150 years and is hosting several opportunities for students to share their experiences. The MyCornell contests, open to all undergraduate students, offer students the opportunity to narrate their Cornell experiences through an essay or video. The writing and video contests are sponsored by the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee, the John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines and the Department of Performing and Media Arts. The submission period for these contests began on November 15, 2014 and will close on February 2, 2015.
The winners and runners-up of these contests will receive generous cash prizes and will have the opportunity to present their work during Charter Day Weekend, which will take place during April 24-27, 2015. Charter Day Weekend will feature fascinating panels, engaging presentations, literary readings and performances from Cornell faculty, alumni and distinguished guests; it will also spotlight the work of on-campus student innovators. Participation in this weekend affords students the chance to meet and share their ideas with global leaders in a wide variety of fields, including business, the humanities, engineering and the social sciences. Charter Day Weekend gives students the opportunity to be an integral part of celebrating the University's storied past and crafting the vision for Cornell's bright future.
Graduate and professional students may participate in the celebration through a Graduate and Professional Student Sesquicentennial Video Contest. Sponsored by the Graduate School and the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, this contest seeks to highlight graduate research through 60-180 second videos produced by graduate and professional students. Winners will receive a cash prize. In their emphasis on student voices, both the undergraduate and graduate and professional contests place students at the heart of the scholarship, passion, ingenuity and idealism of a university students have come to love.
The Sesquicentennial website includes additional opportunities to engage: students can upload stories, memories and photos, and they can also join a global choir of Cornellians to sing the alma mater. I encourage students to participate in all of the Sesquicentennial events throughout this academic year and to take advantage of the events during Charter Day Weekend. Current students are fortunate to be on campus during this important year in Cornell history and are uniquely poised to make the most of it, through these exciting and engaging events planned to celebrate 150 years of Cornell innovation.
The Sesquicentennial Steering Committee shares my eagerness to see the energy, passion and creativity that Cornellians will bring to these student contests and engagement opportunities throughout the year. These Sesquicentennial events honor and celebrate our University's storied past and bright future. If you have any questions or comments, or are interested in becoming more involved in the Sesquicentennial celebration, please do not hesitate to contact me via email.
Natalie Rosseau is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences and serves as the Undergraduate Representative to the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee. She can be reached at [email protected] Guest Room appears periodically this semester.
C.U. Doorstep Shuts Down After One Week
By The Cornell Daily Sun December 1, 2014
By ANDREW LORD
Citing issues with the Cornell housing contract, C.U. Doorstep — a student-run food service that delivered Chipotle to pick-up locations around campus on Tuesdays — shut down last Monday. The service, which had been in operation for one week before closing, is attempting to resolve the issues and hopes the shutdown is only "temporary," according to Declan Sander '18, co-founder and chief technology officer of the company.
GPSA Resolves to Decrease Lab Emissions
By MADELINE COHEN
The Graduate and Professional Student Assembly unanimously passed a resolution to create an ad hoc sustainability committee to lower carbon emissions, particularly those in laboratories, at a meeting Monday. Alexander Loiben grad and Teja Bollu grad discuss the creation of an ad hoc sustainability committee to lower carbon emissions in Cornell laboratories.


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Wollongong covers the Wollongong city centre, as well as surrounding suburbs including Berkeley, Lake Heights, Port Kembla and Unanderra.
At the 2011 election, independent candidate Gordon Bradbery challenged Hay, and came within 700 votes of winning. Bradbery was elected Lord Mayor of Wollongong in 2012.
Hay was re-elected in 2015, but resigned in 2016. The 2016 by-election was won by Labor candidate Paul Scully.
Wollongong is a reasonably safe Labor seat.
Booths in Wollongong have been split into three areas: north-east, south-east and west.
At the 2015 election, Labor won a majority of the two-candidate-preferred vote (against independent Arthur Rorris) in all three areas, ranging from 51.7% in the north-east to 70.2% in the south-east. The Liberal Party came third, with a primary vote ranging from 14% in the south-east to 22.3% in the north-east.
Labor also won a majority of the two-candidate-preferred vote (against independent Gordon Bradbery) in all three areas at the 2016 by-election, ranging from 54.3% in the north-east to 69.5% in the south-east. The Greens came third, with a primary vote ranging from 6.8% in the south-east to 16.6% in the north-east.
Toggle between two-candidate-preferred (Liberal vs independent) votes and Liberal primary votes.
The Liberal Party has unveiled university student and former political staffer, Zachary Fitzpatrick as its candidate for the state seat of Wollongong.
Has any high-profile Independents put their hands up yet for the Gong?
Just to clarify; Zachary is a former university student whom has graduated.
I don't think any independents have put their hands up as of yet.
I'll have my eye on this as Liberals haven't even announced their Kiera and Shellharbour candidates.
I don't know about the rest of you but I'm tired with all the previous broken promises from the Liberal state government and to make thing worse, Labour hasn't done enough for the current rail issues that are substandard for a developed country. I going to vote different this time. I'm going to get in touch with the independent, Nikola Nastoski and see what they has to offer.


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Analysis: Early childhood care scheme too little, too late
Access to childcare outside ECCE hours dependent on parents' income and education
Tue, Jul 7, 2015, 01:00
Kitty Holland
One of the key recommendations of the Tusla study is that the focus of childcare policy must broaden from just the early years. There is a necessity for "high quality childcare at all stages of childhood". -
When a year's free preschool year for every child aged between three and four was announced in 2009, it was heralded as a measure that would particularly benefit the most disadvantaged children.
The Early Childhood and Care Education (ECCE) scheme would give all children access to structured education and play, three hours a day, five days a week, over the 38-week school year in preparation for formal schooling.
However, research soon to be published by the University of Maynooth, commissioned by Tusla and the Irish Research Council, shows that welcome as ECCE has been, it is too little and too late in a child's life to have any real impact.
This is the first research of its kind to look at the impact of childcare arrangements on children's development from infancy to age nine and, drawing as it does on the Growing Up in Ireland study which is tracking almost 20,000 children and infants, its findings are robust and important.
It shows access to childcare outside those ECCE hours, and in the years before and after the preschool year, is highly dependent on the income, education and employment status of a child's parents.
More than this, the detrimental impact of food poverty, income inequality, ill-health and stress in a child's home on their development is already identifiable by the age of three.
Since the introduction of the ECCE scheme, child poverty has not fallen, but has almost doubled from 6.3 per cent in 2008, to 11.7 per cent in 2013 (the most recent data available).
A further 17.9 per cent of children are at risk of poverty, and children are 1.4 times more likely than adults to live in consistent poverty.
These are shocking figures in a developed country. Even during a recession, Government has choices about whom it protects.
The Government speaks about employment being the route out of poverty, most recently in its decision to "activate" lone parents – whose children are at greatest risk of poverty – by moving them off the One-Parent Family payment on to jobseeker's allowance.
And yet this study shows starkly how difficult accessing childcare is for low-income households. Children in high-income households "have significantly greater participation in non-parental care than children living in low-income households", it finds.
This is true at infancy and all the way through to mid-childhood, the report says.
Childcare policy
One of the key recommendations is that the focus of childcare policy must broaden from just the early years. There is a necessity for "high quality childcare at all stages of childhood".
However, quality childcare is not enough if the playing field for children is to be levelled.
"Our research also highlights the existence and persistence of considerable stratification in child wellbeing outcomes from infancy onwards, even when controlling for different types of childcare arrangements," write the authors.
"What transpires within the home, and the socio-economic circumstances of the household, are very important in predicting child wellbeing."
The choices the Government makes as Ireland moves out of recession, as to whether to invest in supporting all children's families, will reveal much about priorities.
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Better language skills at age 3 if young minded by relatives - study
State concludes case against ex-GAA star accused of being part of cross-Border ATM gang
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Large town house with 2 private courtyard gardens. Property is flexible and could make a good B 'n' B. Entrance hall, large kitchen-diner, sitting room, lounge, dining room, wc, 2 bathrooms, 5 bedrooms plus attic which would make a great apartment or owners accommodation enabling the house to be a full B'n' B.
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The recently concluded session had traders exchanging LCI Industries (NYSE:LCII) high level. Roughly 215557 shares changed hands compared to the one-week volume average 187320 shares. The first trade took place at $88.5 and the stock went up 2.66% to attain the closing price of $90.04.
LCI Industries is currently rated as buy by 7 stock analysts, with the company still having around 10.18% shares outstanding that can be sold short legally. The value of their shares went up by 14.45% last month. Over the course of a year, the stock has grown by 34.79%. Financial analysts are becoming more bullish than ever, with the 7 analysts who cover the activities of LCII advising investors to buy. Experts on Wall Street have set a price target of $93.17 for the stock. The decision was arrived after looking at their 3.48% gain from current levels. At the moment, LCI Industries (LCII) trading price is around -11.92% below its 52-week high.
LCI Industries (LCII) was unsuccessful in overcoming the expected $1.01 as the stock recorded an earnings of $0.82 a piece during their last financial report presentation. Revenue, meanwhile, had a distance of -9.08% from the previous quarter, with the company recording $549.39 million in revenue.
The shares of LCI Industries (NYSE:LCII) have struggled and recovered 50.87% ever since it recorded its 52 week low. During the course of 5 days, the stock price volatility has remained at 2.86%, increasing the time frame to a month, the volatility recorded was 3%. The price of their shares has been successful in staying above its 20 day-moving average, staying at a distance of 13.48% and while its 50-day moving average is around 12.17%. In a look at the previous five trading session LCII stock has returned 8.31% and has spiked 9.71% when compared to its 200-day moving average that is $76.67. LCI Industries (LCII) will look to overcome its -5.57% fall that it witnessed in the past year.
As the normal trading session ended, the stock of Cool Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:AWSM), fetched in a $-0.11 retreat to $3.16. The session began with the stock price at $3.29, hitting a high of $3.3999 before down again. For the week, analysts seem to be okay with their bullish with the consensus call staying at 0. Cool Holdings, Inc. The shares of the company tumbled -86.02% from its high $22.61, with their overall market value now roughly $25.88 million.


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Insolvency & Bankruptcy
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Unfair Preferences: the recent shield given to directors against personal liability for insolvent trading may not protect creditors from clawbacks
The Coronavirus Economic Response Package Omnibus Act 2020 (Cth) may protect directors from personal liability for trading a company insolvently for the next six months, but it does not extend protection to unsecured creditors from unfair preference claims for transactions in this period.
This may mean that an unsecured creditor (such as a supplier of goods or services) who receives payment from an insolvent company in this period in which directors are protected, may have to pay that money back.
What is an unfair preference?
The law relating to unfair preferences is designed to prevent unsecured creditors having an unfair advantage over other creditors by receiving a payment which is higher than it would otherwise receive in a distribution through a liquidation.
A transaction which is an unfair preference is one where:
the company and the unsecured creditor are parties to the transaction; and
the transaction occurred whilst the company was insolvent, or the company became insolvent as a result of the transaction; and
the transaction resulted in the unsecured creditor receiving more than it would have received in a distribution to unsecured creditors in a liquidation.
An unfair preference may be a voidable transaction, which may mean the money has to be paid back to the company.
What is an insolvent company?
Under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Corporations Act), a company is an insolvent company if it is not solvent, in other words if the company cannot pay all its debt as and when they fall due.
See: https://www.blackwattlelegal.com.au/shadow-director-insolvency/
Who are unsecured creditors?
An unsecured creditor is an individual or an entity that is owed money by a company and does not have a secured interest in respect of its debt. Unsecured creditors may include suppliers and retail customers however they do not include financial institutions or other persons that have collateral against an asset of the debtor company in respect of the particular debt in question.
What is a voidable transaction?
In the context of unfair preferences, a transaction is a voidable transaction where:
under the transaction, the company (debtor) transferred money or other property or some other benefit from the assets of the company to a third party;
the transaction occurred at a time that the company was insolvent, or the company became insolvent as a result of the transaction; and
the transaction was entered into during the 6-month period prior to the 'relation-back day' or after that day but before the day when the winding-up began.
Determining the relation-back day, and therefore understanding the period in which a transaction could be classified an unfair preference is complex. Section 91 of the Corporations Act identifies 15 scenarios to be considered in determining the relation-back day. There are a number of factors which need to be considered, such as (but not limited to) whether the company was subject to voluntary administration before a winding-up application was made, whether the liquidation of the company was the result of a Court ordered or voluntary resolution or whether the company is or has been the subject of a deed of company arrangement (DOCA).
Commonly, the relation-back day is:
for a creditors' voluntary liquidation, the date of liquidation
if the company was in administration, the date the administrators were appointed
in a Court appointed liquidation, the date the winding-up application was filed
What is the effect of a voidable transaction?
Among other remedies, the liquidator may be able to obtain a Court order directing the unsecured creditor to:
pay the money (or money equivalent of the property) back to the company
transfer the property received under the transaction back to the company
pay the company an amount that fairly represents some or all of the benefit the unsecured creditor received as a result of the transaction
What defences can an unsecured creditor rely on?
There are several defences unsecured creditors should consider. Whether a defence is available will depend on the facts of each case. The defences include:
demonstrating that the debt was secured, rather than unsecured. For example, by pointing to a PPSA security interest
Good faith. That is:
the defendant to an unfair preference claim received no benefit because of the transaction; or
the person received the benefit in good faith, and at the time of receiving the benefit, the person:
had no reasonable grounds for suspecting that the company was insolvent or would become insolvent at the time of the transaction, and
a reasonable person in the person's circumstances would have had no such grounds for so suspecting.
In considering whether there was a suspicion of insolvency, the Court will look closely at the evidence. Evidence which might lead a Court to determine there were reasonable grounds for suspecting insolvency include:
an uncharacteristic delay in the company paying the invoice in question
the company asking for more time to pay the invoice
an email from the company indicating that it is having cash-flow difficulties
Running Account. A creditor may rely on the 'running account' principle (which is not strictly speaking a defence). Under a running account defence, where the company and the unsecured creditor had a continuing business relationship which the transaction was an integral part of, and the indebtedness of the company to that unsecured creditor is increased and reduced from time to time, the Court may have regard to the net effect of all transactions in the relevant period, rather than the effect of an individual transaction. This defence is not a complete defence which means it may not result in the entire reduction a claim, however it may operate to reduce the amount a liquidator can claim.
In the current COVID-19 environment, it will be interesting to see how a Court would assess the question of suspicion given the Big 4 banks' positive financial hardship response, landlord subsidies and Government stimulus packages.
Where a supplier who is owed money but continues to supply the debtor with the goods or services but now on a cash on delivery basis, if the supplier receives payment for outstanding invoices during the debtor's insolvency, liquidators will no doubt argue that the move to a cash on delivery term demonstrates the supplier's suspicion of insolvency.
Notwithstanding the new and temporary shield afforded to company directors against personal claims for insolvent trading, in the months ahead, liquidators may continue to investigate whether any transactions amount to voidable unfair preferences even though the transaction might have occurred during the period directors were, in effect, allowed to trade their companies insolvently.
If you are an unsecured creditor, and you receive payment from an insolvent company or one that becomes insolvent as a result of the payment to you, beware that this payment could be the subject of an unfair preference claim.
If you are a liquidator considering unfair preference claims, or a creditor who has received a demand for repayment, then as a specialist insolvency and commercial litigation firm we are well placed to advise.
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New Chrysler Pacifica Is The Best Mini-Van, Says Derek Price
By John Mark Dempsey • Nov 22, 2017
Credit Chrysler, Cargazing.com
The writer of the nationally syndicated "Cargazing" column, Derek Price of Greenville, says Chrysler's new Pacifica is the best mini-van on the market. The Pacifica is hybrid vehicle that can drive about 30 miles on electric power. It replaces the iconic Town & Country. Derek says Volkswagen has simplified its Jetta line. The Jetta was rated as a top safety pick by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Blacklands Cafe. "Cargazing" columnist Derek Price is the guest. KETR, John Mark Dempsey.
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Do Old iPhones 'Slow Down' When New iPhones Come Out?
Apple, Facebook
Our personal technology commentator, Jeremy Gamez, discusses claims by some iPhone users that their old iPhone "slows down" when Apple releases a new version of the iPhone, as with the recent iPhone 10. Jeremy also comments on the quirks of the facial recognition technology in the new iPhone. Jeremy is the business technical analyst with the
19 Children Adopted On 'National Adoption Day'
CASA Hunt County
Lori Cope, the director of the Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Hunt County, says 19 children were adopted at the Hunt County Courthouse on November 17 as part of National Adoption Day (and Month). Most of them were adopted by their foster parents. Lori says recently a 17-year-old was adopted by a Hunt County couple one day before he became an adult at 18. Several Christmas-oriented events are benefiting CASA: The Festival of Trees at Greenville Floral on Lee Street in downtown Greenville; the Altrusa Christ
Will 'Movie Pass' And Surge Pricing Boost The Movie Business?
Herald-Banner movie reviewer Alice Reese reflects on the recent decline in movie-theater attendance, and discusses two developments designed to boost theaters, "Movie Pass" and surge pricing.
The Solar System's First Interstellar Visitor?
Texas A&M College of Science
Dr. Kent Montgomery, the director of the Texas A&M-Commerce Planetarium, discusses a recent interstellar visitor to the solar system, an asteroid from another star. It may be the first object from the orbit of another star to enter the domain of the Earth's sun. And it may have been traveling for millions of years.
Agrilife Short Course On Diabetes Control Is Friday
Hunt County Agrilife Extension Agent Sarah Latham says 10.3 percent of Hunt County residents over the age of 20 have diabetes. She is conducting a "Do Well, Be Well" clinic for helping control diabetes through diet and exercise from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday (November 17).


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Four covid restrictions Boris could bring in after SAGE warning
Ministers will discuss their next move
Boris Johnson is under mounting pressure to introduce fresh restrictions, in the wake of SAGE advice last week
Ministers will discuss whether new covid restrictions will be put in place over the New Year and beyond in a crunch meeting to be held tomorrow.
Scientific adviser Chris Whitty will also be attending the virtual meeting, and Sir Patrick Vallance is also expected to make an appearance.
The cabinet will use the meeting to examine and discuss the latest Covid data in an attempt to figure out what they should do next, the Mirror reports.
The Prime Minister has said repeatedly that he will put in further measures after Christmas if they are required to slow the spread of the highly infectious omicron variant.
Nonetheless, Johnson's premiership is at an all-time low in terms of support within the ranks, casting doubt on whether he still has the political capital to take decisive action.
The PM may bend to rebellious Tories' calls for no more restrictions. Or he may follow the advice from Government scientific advisers calling for tougher measures.
Tory MPs hoping to succeed the PM were warned to avoid backing tough measures, or risk damaging their chances to take Mr Johnson's job.
Liz Truss, seen as a potential Tory leader, is also against tough Covid restrictions (Image: PA)
At the last Cabinet meeting, Chancellor RIshi Sunak, Foregin Secretary Liz Truss, Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng and Transport Secretary Grant Shapps spoke out against strict measures.
Some scientists have long been calling for a circuit breaker lockdown, with Independent Sage saying it needed to be rolled out before Christmas for it to have any effect on curbing Omicron.
Sage scientists published some research which outlined the need for stricter measures.
Data released by the UKHSA on Thursday looked fairly optimistic, which may steer the procrastinating PM to introduce tougher guidance.
If the statistics shared in tomorrow's meeting appear somewhat optimistic, ministers may be call for no restrictions to be introduced for the time being.
As we await to learn when the next Covid-O meeting will take place, we look at the possible measures the PM could introduce this week…
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is against tougher restrictions
What are current Covid measures in England vs the rest of the UK?
England is the only nation in the UK that has not rolled out new Covid measures on Boxing Day or December 27.
In Wales, a maximum of six people can meet in pubs, cinemas and restaurants.
People in Northern Ireland will no longer be able to attend indoor standing events, and nightclubs are set to close.
From Monday, nightclubs will be shuttered and hospitality businesses will need to return to offering only table service if serving alcohol.
Bars, restaurants and indoor leisure facilities such as gyms, theatres and museums will also have to reinstate one-metre social distancing regulations.
In England, compulsory masks in confined spaces are required, alongside proof of vaccination or negative tests required to enter large events and nightclubs.
People with confirmed Covid must isolate for seven days.
Sir Graham Brady of the powerful 1922 Committee said 'enough is enough', calling for the end of restrictions (Image: PA)
1) Invoke 'Step 2'
If the PM invoked Covid "Step 2" restrictions Brits could see a return to the rule of six outdoors and indoor gatherings.
The curbs that were in place in April saw people unable to mix with another household indoors.
Bars, pubs and restaurants would only be able to serve outdoors.
Before you dismiss such an idea, it's been revealed that top scientists have been modelling the impact of such measures on Omicron.
Experts from the Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling, Operational sub-group (Spi-M-O) based their study on introducing the measures on December 28 or New Year's Day and keeping them in place until January 15, 28 or March 28.
They examined whether the Step 2 measures could reduce the impact of the variant and found it would "rapidly enacted Step 2 measures reduce the peak of hospital pressure to about half its level under Plan B only".
In a summary of its findings, the Spi-M-O said: "A reduction in mixing equivalent to half that of Step 2 results in only a very small reduction in severe outcomes compared to Plan B alone.
"Step 2 has a much larger effect, reducing the number of deaths up to 31st May by 39% (24-54%) if kept in place from December 28 until March 28, and 18% (12-27%) if kept in place until January 15."
The modelling has not yet been handed for ministers to consider.
2) Circuit breaker lockdown
Circuit breaker lockdowns are restrictions enforced over a short period of time to delay the spread of Covid.
Experts hope these types of measures will reduce Covid cases down.
December 28 is understood to be the the earliest possible start date for this type of lockdown.
If used, you can be certain officials are hoping it will reduce the pressure on the NHS.
The PM is still banking on his booster programme, especially after encouraging Brits to get the jab even on Christmas Day.
Labour have not called for a circuit breaker lockdown. Sir Keir Starmer said the number of people being admitted to hospital were "different" to when he called for circuit-breaker in Autumn 2020.
He told Times Radio: The numbers are a cause for concern. [But] the hospitalisations are different than they were… the autumn before, when we called for the circuit break."
He added: "The government needs to get a grip, needs to come up with a plan.
"We will look at it just as we did last week with Plan B, if we think it's the right measures then we will then support it."
3) Roll out 'Plan C''
Fears have been growing that a Covid 'Plan C' could be enacted straight after Christmas.
The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) warned a "large wave" of Covid hospital admissions were expected soon.
The minutes say: "The earlier interventions happen, and the more stringent they are, the more likely they are to be effective."
"Earlier interventions can produce the same or greater effect at lower stringency and applied for a shorter duration than interventions that come late."
So in line with their advice which would enact a Plan C, the Government could reintroduce table service at pubs, bars and restaurants to avoid crowding.
They could also reintroduce the need for Brits to check in at venues, using the NHS COVID app.
Schools may be shut down, despite Nadhim Zahawi's efforts to avoid this.
The Government could take a different approach of shutting elder classes in secondary schools first, before considering disrupting primary education.
Professor Christina Pagel, the director of University College London's clinical operational research unit, said the PM should act as soon as possible, instead of waiting for more definitive evidence.
She urged ministers to "follow Sage advice and return to step two of the roadmap immediately to prevent thousands of infections over the coming days and then monitor the situation hour by hour so that measures can be lifted as quickly as possible, hopefully even in time to enable limited household mixing over Christmas weekend".
4) Full lockdown
The PM could be considering a full lockdown, while monitoring the situation "hour by hour".
But it's very unlikely, given the number of rule breaches that took place in Downing Street last year, with many revealed by the Mirror.
Last week, addressing the nation in a pre-recorded message, Mr Johnson said: "We can't rule out any further measures after Christmas - and we're going to keep a constant eye on the data, and we'll do whatever it takes to protect public health."
But the likes of Professor Stephen Reicher, a member of the government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), warn Omicron is "coming at us like an express train".
Prof Reicher insisted that the government must give the public a "good, clear message" about how "serious the crisis is".
A full lockdown could constitute as a "clear message", but given the latest UKHSA data, it is unclear on how necessary a full lockdown is.
It would be expected to last until pressure on the NHS significantly falls.
But this will be the last thing the PM considers given how many lockdown rules Downing Street officials broke last year.
The Mirror revealed Christmas Parties took place in Number 10, Tory CCHQ and different Government departments.
In light of this, a Mirror poll found 77% believe other Brits will be less likely to follow Covid rules after the Christmas Party scandal.
No new changes
Tory MPs are prepared to rebel on any prospect of new restrictions, with 100 alone rebelling over face masks and Covid passports for nightclubs.
Early analysis for the UK government revealed a person with Omicron Covid is "50 to 70% less likely to be admitted to hospital" than a person with the Delta strain.
Someone with the Omicron variant is also 31% to 45% less likely to attend A&E compared to Delta, the UK Health Security Agency said.
Tory rebels may use this as further evidence backing the need to stop rolling out further measures.
Graham Brady, chairman of the powerful 1922 Committee of backbench Tory MPs, told the Observer it was "time to move on from the lazy assumption that Government has the right to control our lives", adding that Britons should "take responsibility for our own lives once again".
Guard faces deportation after this bin bag stuffed full of cannabis found in car boot
Stoke-on-Trent billionaire John Caudwell in cutting blow to Boris Johnson
Writing in the Mail on Sunday, Sir Graham said: "Even with new concrete evidence that the Omicron variant will not cause the devastation first predicted, there are very real fears that, if this year's Christmas has been reprieved, New Year could be cancelled instead. It must not happen."
Charles Walker, a former vice-chairman of the committee said he hoped emerging data would support maintaining the current course of action.
Mr Walker told the Observer: "I think the PM has done extremely well to weigh up the information, hold his nerve and get us to this point."
When could they be enforced?
Parliament takes around two days to recall, so it could mean measures would not take force until around December 29 at the earliest.
December 27 and 28 are both bank holidays, which could slow down the process.


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Scandal Season 5 Premiere Recap: Fitz Serves Mellie with Divorce Papers
By Jim Donnelly
Welcome to the official Scandal Season 5 Premiere recap for "Heavy Is the Head" (original airdate September 24, 2015). When we last left Olivia Pope, she was making out with the President of the United States on a White House balcony. Yes, politics makes for really hot bedfellows. While Olivia is back in Fitz's arms, Cyrus and Mellie are still on the outs with him. What's next for Olitz, Cy and Commonwealth of Virginia's next senator? Let's find out in the Gladiator Report!
Wonder if She'll Get a Drawer: The President is throwing a party. Sally Langston lets her TV audience know that the bash may just be a way to get chummy with a visiting queen in order to build a naval base on her home turf. Sally believes her former boss is hiding secrets. She has no idea how true that is especially when it comes to his hot White House sleepovers with Olivia Pope.
Lizzie Bears Claws: Elizabeth is summoned to Mellie's office. Her four-part response as to why she betrayed Virginia's next senator is highlighted by the declaration that she's now the one standing by the side of the most powerful man on the planet.
The Blindsided: After checking on a housebound Huck, Olivia visits the Oval Office where she convinces Fitz to attend Mellie's swearing in. Abby is blindsided by this in the White House press room. As for Mellie, she's blindsided by the divorce papers she's handed.
The Fix Is Not In: Mellie pays Cyrus a visit. The latter part of their discussion is about how Fitz doesn't want them anymore. As for Huck, he's slowly starting to come out of his funk. He's been waiting for Olivia to fix him so he can go home to his family. That's not going to happen.
Waiting Is Overrated: After taking down an evil queen, Olivia returns to the White House to convince Fitz to wait until they are both ready to go public with their relationship. Abby interrupts an intimate moment on a White House balcony to let the Fitz know that there's something he needs to see. Sally Langston has exposed Fitz and Olivia's relationship on national television for the whole country to see -- and she has photos as proof.
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Q: Sort/clean a MySQL database I have an MySQL database that looks like this, where it is no system of the valuses in the columns. What are the easiest way to copy this over to an new database and sort it`?
+----+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+
| ID |      ID1      |    Value1    |      ID2      |    Value2    |      ID3      |    Value3    |      ID4      |    Value4    |
+----+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+
|  1 | Picture       | picture1.png | Documentation | doc1.pdf     | Height        | 10           | Volume        | 150          |
|  2 | Documentation | doc2.pdf     | Picture       | picture2.png | Volume        | 150          | Height        | 10           |
|  3 | Volume        | 200          | Height        | 20           | Picture       | picture3.png | Documentation | doc3.pdf     |
|  4 | Height        | 25           | Volume        | 250          | Documentation | Doc4.pdf     | Picture       | picture4.png |
+----+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+---------------+--------------+

I want it to looks something like this ID1=Picture, ID2=Documentation and so..?
+----+---------+--------------+---------------+----------------+--------+--------------+--------+--------+
| ID |   ID1   |      Value1  |        ID2    |         Value2 |  ID3   |     Value3   |  ID4   | Value4 |
+----+---------+--------------+---------------+----------------+--------+--------------+--------+--------+
|  1 | Picture | picture1.png | Documentation | doc1.pdf       | Volume |          100 | Height |     10 |
|  2 | Picture | picture2.png | Documentation | doc2.pdf       | Volume |          150 | Height |     15 |
|  3 | Picture | picture3.png | Documentation | doc3.pdf       | Volume |          200 | Height |     20 |
|  4 | Picture | picture4.png | Documentation | doc4.pdf       | Volume |          250 | Height |     25 |
+----+---------+--------------+---------------+----------------+--------+--------------+--------+--------+

A: For the data you have provided, this will work:
CREATE TABLE Table2
    (`ID` int,
     `ID1` varchar(13), `Value1` varchar(12),
     `ID2` varchar(13), `Value2` varchar(12),
     `ID3` varchar(13), `Value3` varchar(12),
     `ID4` varchar(13), `Value4` varchar(12));
INSERT INTO Table2
    (SELECT id, 'Picture' as ID1,
     CASE WHEN id1='Picture' THEN value1 WHEN id2='Picture' THEN value2 WHEN id3='Picture' THEN value3 ELSE value4 END AS value1,
    'Documentation' AS ID2,
    CASE WHEN id1='Documentation' THEN value1 WHEN id2='Documentation' THEN value2 WHEN id3='Documentation' THEN value3 ELSE value4 END AS value2,
    'Volume' AS ID3,
    CASE WHEN id1='Volume' THEN value1 WHEN id2='Volume' THEN value2 WHEN id3='Volume' THEN value3 ELSE value4 END AS value3,
    'Height' AS ID4,
    CASE WHEN id1='Height' THEN value1 when id2='Height' THEN value2 when id3='Height' THEN value3 ELSE value4 END AS value4
    FROM Table1);

SELECT * FROM Table2

Output:
ID    ID1      Value1        ID2            Value2    ID3    Value3    ID4    Value4
1     Picture  picture1.png  Documentation  doc1.pdf  Volume 150       Height 10
2     Picture  picture2.png  Documentation  doc2.pdf  Volume 150       Height 10
3     Picture  picture3.png  Documentation  doc3.pdf  Volume 200       Height 20
4     Picture  picture4.png  Documentation  Doc4.pdf  Volume 250       Height 25

At this point you should probably consider changing the structure of your table, as this table has a lot of redundant information in it (ID1 is always 'Picture', ID2 is always 'Documentation' etc.) so you can probably remove those fields and just have fields named Picture, Documentation etc. You could do that using this query:
CREATE TABLE Table3
    (`ID` int,
     `Picture` varchar(12),
     `Documentation` varchar(12),
     `Volume` varchar(12),
     `Height` varchar(12));
INSERT INTO Table3
    (SELECT id,
     CASE WHEN id1='Picture' THEN value1 WHEN id2='Picture' THEN value2 WHEN id3='Picture' THEN value3 ELSE value4 END AS Picture,
    CASE WHEN id1='Documentation' THEN value1 WHEN id2='Documentation' THEN value2 WHEN id3='Documentation' THEN value3 ELSE value4 END AS Documentation,
    CASE WHEN id1='Volume' THEN value1 WHEN id2='Volume' THEN value2 WHEN id3='Volume' THEN value3 ELSE value4 END AS Volume,
    CASE WHEN id1='Height' THEN value1 when id2='Height' THEN value2 when id3='Height' THEN value3 ELSE value4 END AS Height
    FROM Table1);

SELECT * FROM Table3

Output:
ID   Picture       Documentation  Volume  Height
1    picture1.png  doc1.pdf       150     10
2    picture2.png  doc2.pdf       150     10
3    picture3.png  doc3.pdf       200     20
4    picture4.png  Doc4.pdf       250     25

A: for a better DB Model Use proper Column Names
record_id,image_name,image_url,doc_name,doc_url,volume,height
and make record_id Auto Increment


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Blackhawks Look to Start California Swing Off With Win vs. Sharks
Published Nov 25, 2015 at 8:45 PM
New Jersey Devils right wing Lee Stempniak (20) celebrates his goal on Chicago Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford (50) during the first period of an NHL hockey game, Friday, Nov. 6, 2015, in Newark, N.J. The Devils won 4-2. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)
The Chicago Blackhawks will be kicking off the second half of their circus trip on Wednesday night when they take on the San Jose Sharks, and when they do, the team will be hoping that history repeats itself for one of their best players.
After all, it was on this day six years ago that winger Marian Hossa made his Blackhawks debut against these very Sharks in the very same building the team will play in on Wednesday night. That game was a great one for Hossa and the Hawks, as the forward scored two goals and racked up four shots on goal in a 7-2 victory over San Jose.
That game obviously has no bearing on the current season, but it's still a neat coincidence as the team finds itself in need of Hossa's scoring touch. The team has been relying on their second line for scoring punch throughout the season, but with that group starting to slow down just a bit, it will be imperative for players like Hossa and Jonathan Toews to step up their offensive output.
The Blackhawks will also need their goaltending to improve in a big way. Corey Crawford hasn't looked like himself in recent games, giving up 15 goals and stopping less than 90 percent of the shots he's faced in his last five outings. Saturday's game against the Vancouver Canucks was particularly bad, as he surrendered five goals on just 19 shots in the Hawks' 6-3 loss to cap off the Canadian portion of their current road trip.
The puck will drop at 9 p.m. at the SAP Center, with game coverage on Comcast Sportsnet.


Analysis: Google paid $25,000 each to 50 programming teams to build apps that aren't relevant to the enterprise. What's next?
Google's $500 million stake in the new Clearwire could give it a major platform for its wireless OS.
A Google programmer builds a wiki application for Android providing a template for future productivity applications on the mobile platform.
Will Android and LiMo Cancel Each Other Out?
Google's Android and LiMo are barrelling down the open-source highway to make their mobile operating systems ubiquitous, but will they collide?
At the World Mobile Congress, chip maker TI shows how Android runs a Web browser, e-mail and video on a smart phone.
Google confirms that chip maker ARM will demonstrate the Android operating system on a prototype device at the upcoming Mobile World Congress.
Startup A la Mobile releases a browser, audio player and other applications based on Google's maligned Android mobile OS.
Google needs programmers to start building apps if it wants to get its mobile strategy off the ground, and put users in front of advertisers.
Google gives a sneak peek at its software development kit for mobile phones.
Google's mobile applications platform could cut red tape on application development.
Could Google's Android Be the Cell Phone Savior?
Opinion: Critics have been hard on Google's smart phone consortium. What they don't see is the sorry state of the cell phone market.


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Q: cant set material in UI text I want to change my text color after sometime and want to continue the process. I was trying to do that by changing the material color.but the text gets filled up when I am trying to add a material on it. here's the image which will help you to understand.The first one is without a material and the second one is with a material.

A: You can use a user defined material for the UI. The reason you see a blcock shaped image instead of your Text is because of the shader of the Material. You cannot use the Standard shader or any shader not intended to be used for the UI. You must use the shader under the UI shader menu.
Select your scoreMat Material and change its shader to UI ---> Default shader.


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On Manhattan's gilded Upper East Side a young painter, Charlie, finds the man of his dreams in an older pianist from Europe.
On Manhattan's gilded Upper East Side a young painter, Charlie, finds the man of his dreams in an older pianist from Europe. However, Charlie is secretly in love with his own manipulative best friend Sebastian. Embroiled in a financial scandal Sebastian and his Upper East Side brat pack try to deal with the realities of adulthood.
This unrequited gay love story is beautifully filmed with a storyline similar to our own Brideshead Revisited – is it by chance that the most troubled character is called Sebastian?
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Preventing drunk driving should be an important focus of all parents. Last year, over 17,000 students were involved in alcohol related traffic crashes and hundreds were killed, including drivers and passengers.
Nobody wants to see their child go to jail, or be injured or lose their driver's license. But what can you do to address this devastating situation? Education and training to protect your children and yourself are the solutions.
Children have enough pressure just learning to function in society, they don't need to add drinking alcohol to the equation.
Peer pressure is the main factor in student drinking.
Concerned school resources are preventing underage students from drunk driving by checking students at the door with breathalyzers. If it is determined a student has been drinking, they will either call the parents for a ride home or they will be escorted by school personnel. But this is only one step toward controlling underage students from drinking and driving.
There are many alcohol abuse prevention programs available to the public. SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) and MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) are just two of the many safety organizations which offer tips, statistics and education on underage alcohol related problems.
Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) has a teen alcohol abuse prevention and co-existence program called Al-Anon Teens. This concerned group offers counseling and meetings for students who have parents who abuse alcohol. Al-Anon Teens helps young people learn to live with adults who abuse alcohol without becoming addicted themselves.
Underage student drunk driving is everybody's problem. Educating children and young adults about this serious life and health problem is the primary step to preserving our national future.
Talk to your child about drinking laws and help them understand the severe, life-changing consequences they could face if they drive impaired or ride with someone else who is drinking and driving.


Gylfi Sigurdsson scores a wonder goal for the Toffees!
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Last weekend, Gylfi Sigurðsson scored twice as they beat Fulham in their best performance so far.
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What a fabulous day! I was able to meet on of my heroes, Carmen B Pingree, founder of the Carmen B Pingree Center for Children with Autism. She is a woman with decades of experience and has been instrumental in improving the lives for those who have autism and their families. She has a copy of my book, Autism: Understanding the Puzzle, and began reading it right away. She told me later, "This is a Great Book." Here her say that made my day! She was really sweet and complimented me in my role as a mother. Our conversation today inspired me to keep going as a mother and advocate. I hope this book continues to reach others, be a guide, bring about hope, and educate others.


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Q: Android: GridView: how to load only the items that are displayed on screen when scroll? I have a gridView with a lot of images (bitmaps).
How I can load only the ones are displayed on screen and load the others only when they will be displayed scrolling my gridview?
Many thanks
PS: Please show me an example.

A: Look at this docs from Google, a part is dedicated to gridviews.


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Letters To A Young Comedian…
Results!
Once I…
Posted byArthur Smth Thursday, March 22nd, 2012 0 responses
hitched a lift from a nun
kissed an actress on Frith Street in Soho. A few years later she won an Oscar.
was on stage at a Company Christmas party; the audience was irredeemably pissed – too pissed to understand my most Neanderthal joke. I tried the classic one-liner –"Arsenal are shit" – but even this proved too sophisticated. I resorted to getting one of the Scottish hecklers on stage, where he announced exuberantly, "I am so arseholed!" Not much of an insight but it was met with clapping and cheering. He seemed to run out of material, so I asked him how long he'd worked for the company. "Too fucking long!" More cheering. "What do you think of the managing director?" I asked. "He's a cunt!" This caused a tumult of laughter and applause. As I left, he was sitting on the stairs, head in hands. On leaving the stage he had promptly been fired by the MD in question, a man clearly determined to confirm his, by now, public sobriquet. Back in the party I could hear a very loud, very raucous rendition of Silent Night. Not his best ever Christmas I hope.
introduced a Stockholmer bravely playing the Comedy Store in its early days. His opening line, "Hello, I am a comedian from Sweden" got an immense laugh, which must have surprised him. Sadly, it was the only one.
hitched a lift from another nun. As she pulled up on a stretch of the A11 I noticed the tune she was listening to on Radio Norfolk was familiar. I could not resist exclaiming; 'that's me singing!' She looked alarmed at this unlikely claim until I sang along with a couple of lines, whereupon she opened the door with a smile.
woke up my tent, having arrived in the small German place the night before and found a field. It was not a field. I was on a patch of grass in the middle of a shopping precinct.
Was chatting to an old woman in the launderette who declared gleefully,
"81 today!"
"Really? You don't look a day over 75."
It's 81 degrees today. I'm 68."
interviewed Basil Brush. He was drunk.
bought a coconut ashtray from a man on the beach in Antigua which, it transpired, he had just stolen from our hotel balcony.
was the art critic for Richard and Judy
had to kiss Jenny Éclair for three minutes without pause, when we were background extras in a TV show. Poor Jenny, I had forgotten to shave and there were about 5 takes of the song. By the end of this marathon face-dinner we both had stiff necks, she sported a red rash and any chance of an affair between us was dead in both our hearts.
was Sid James for a few years. 'A sadness in my life, ladies and gentlemen…' I announced mournfully at the end of gigs, 'is that, slowly, inexorably, I am turning into Sid James.'
was asked to write a panto for Julian Clary. I wanted to do something radical so I came up with "King Lear – The Panto". It struck me that the there are structural similarities between the great play and Cinderella, who is obviously Cordelia. Regan and Goneril are the ugly sisters. The Fool is Buttons. Admittedly, King Lear as Baron Hardup was stretching it a bit, but I presented my proposal with enthusiastic optimism. Julian's people said they'd get back to me. That was fourteen years ago. Blow winds and crack your cheeks missus.
in a publicity-seeking performance for the children at a Saturday morning picture show in Edinburgh. Our material was not to their taste so I stepped forward in my costume and shut them up with, 'Right! Which boy wants to fight Batman?' All of them, it seemed. They queued up to punch Batman in the gut.
competed with Steve Coogan for the favours of a woman at a gig who had shown interest in both of us. Gentlemanliness dictates that I not disclose which of us was the winner…
had a fight with the tallest man in Britain
presented a late-night show on Channel 4 with hard-man footballer turned hard-man actor, Vinnie Jones. Vinnie left all script considerations to me which meant I was able to present him as an enthusiastic follower of contemporary dance and lover of poetry about flowers.
interviewed a man with a pet wolf.
interviewed, for no reason, relevant to the programme I was recording, the famous models Giselle Something and Eva Herzegova at a New York catwalk show. Eva was extremely beautiful and very tall. I thought I would ask a question she could never have heard, 'What is it like,' I enquired, 'being one of the ugliest women in the world?' She burst into tears, and I felt terrible. 'I only ask that to women who are beautiful,' I said, truthfully, and she cheered up a bit.
had lunch with Arthur Miller at his home in New England.
was checking into at a hotel in Cork next to a woman who was taller than me, which is unusual. Then another appeared who was taller than her, followed by a third giantess; it was the Dutch women's basketball team. They did not want to have a drink with me.
was told by a man in Budapest about a Hungarian reality TV programme in which a celebrity was secretly filmed being told by a doctor that he had inoperable cancer. The doctor was in fact an actor and the celebrity didn't have cancer, but they filmed him for some time before he learned this.
was in the shops in the basement of the World Trade Centre on September 11th. It was the year 2000.
saw a cashmere coat in a sale in the window of a posh shop on the Boulevard Saint-Germain. It was a beautiful coat, it fit me perfectly and it was surprisingly cheap. As I was paying for it I realised the 200 Euro price tag that had attracted me was attached to the scarf with which it was displayed…
was in Montreal at the annual Just for Laughs Festival, I noticed other comics had left handouts advertising their wares on a table. So I made one too.
International male escort
-English accent disguises lack of sophistication
-Special 'tricks'
-For the lady who dares
-Introductory offer $10 for 6 hours
-See Luke the pimp on this desk.
No-one looked at it
stayed in the ice hotel in Northern Sweden.
interviewed Germaine Greer over several days in Calabria in Southern Italy. England played in the World Cup while we were there and we watched it together. Catching Germaine off guard I got her to agree that if England beat Sweden I could pinch her arse but I think we were both pleased when Sweden equalised in the last minute.
sailed across the pink skies above Albuquerque, New Mexico, in a hot air balloon. Later, I went to where Billy the Kid was gunned down and took part in the Denby Duck race with my duck Arthur. He won!
went to the cash point next to the station in Locarno to get a hundred euros out and found I had bought a train ticket to Milan
presented a TV programme about the new world of Health and Safety. Eamon, the brilliant and tenacious director, took me to the Pamplona Bull Run with an H and S man who was required to do a 'risk assessment' of the event. He was a charming chap who played along and concluded that the run could only go ahead in Britain if the bulls were made of plastic.
nearly had a fight with Billy Connolly
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