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"Singapore's Current Rule On Home Sharing Is Not Feasible" - Airbnb Regional Director, Siew Kum Hong
To say that Airbnb is a global phenomenon is not farfetched.
Since inception a decade ago, Airbnb has expanded to 81,000 cities in the world, with 4.5 million listings available for booking.
400 guests checked into listings in the year 2008, but now, 400 guests are checking in every 2 minutes.
For context, 1.5 million Singaporeans checked in at Airbnbs around the world in 2017.
Listing a property on Airbnb has also proven to be a new source of income for hosts – it is reported that they have earned US$41 billion in the last 10 years.
But that's not to say that it has been nothing but a smooth ride for the San Francisco company.
More than certain groups expressing their displeasure at the business model, regulatory frameworks have been a cause for contention – with a number of cities imposing strict restrictions on short-term rentals.
In Singapore, Parliament passed a law last February which made it illegal for private residential owners to rent out their apartments or rooms on a short-term basis (i.e. for less than 3 months) on platforms like Airbnb.
Owners will only be allowed to do so if they have permission from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA).
In the first such prosecution in Singapore, two men were also charged in December last year for renting out four condominium units for short-term accommodation via Airbnb.
The number of private residential properties that have been investigated for breaching the minimum stay duration had similarly sharply increased from January to September in 2017, and was almost double the number investigated for each of the past few years.
However, through all of this, Airbnb has remained firm in its stance – "that an individual should, minimally, be able to share the private residence that they live in".
Airbnb Singapore shares with us in an email:
The current laws governing short-term home sharing and rental in Singapore are some of the most restrictive in the world, but we remain committed to working with the Government on a path forward that allows everyone to benefit from home sharing.
I caught up with Airbnb's Regional Director of Asia-Pacific Mr. Siew Kum Hong, and found out more about the platform's challenges in Singapore, and the potential of home sharing being beneficial to various groups in Singapore – if harnessed properly.
"I Think There Has Been A Lot Of Misconceptions"
According to the platform, there are 8,100 Singapore listings currently, and 60% of hosts in Singapore sharing their own homes on an occasional basis.
Some Airbnb listings in Singapore
On average, each host in Singapore rents out their space for 37 nights a year, and earn approximately US$3,400 annually from the arrangement.
This extra income allows the hosts to use it as supplementary income to help them pay bills and make ends meet.
However, these instances have been overshadowed by negative press of guests from hell, or enterprising property owners who have been using their assets as cash cows and therefore not properly screening guests.
This had inevitably ignited the ire of neighbouring residents.
In 2016, URA received 608 complaints regarding short-term rentals, a 60% increase from 377 in 2015.
"I think there has been a lot of misconceptions [of Airbnb hosts and short-term rental], and we've been working hard to clarify that," shared Mr. Siew.
[The hosts that rent out their own homes] use that income to help pay their bills, make ends meet, and it's all very regular, everyday people.
"And the thing is, when you're renting out your own home, you care very deeply about the guests that you get. Hosts also ensure that they don't disturb there neighbours, that they fit into the community – because you live there!"
Of course, this has been picked up by the Government, and there is a potential for tweaks to the current ruling, one of which being the creation of a new category of private homes that will be allowed for short-term rentals.
Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong also told Parliament recently (6 Feb) that his ministry and URA are currently "working out these regulatory parameters and will consult the public on the proposed measures before finalising them".
Said Mr. Siew, "I look forward to what the Government has to announce, and we hope that they truly take all these considerations into account."
Airbnb Hosting As 'Active Ageing' For Singapore Seniors
In the past year, more than 1.5 million Airbnb guests were hosted by seniors (60 and above) across Asia Pacific.
In Australia, India, Japan and Singapore, senior hosts are also the fastest growing host age bracket with increases of 47.81%, 45.60%, 50.67% and 27.59% respectively over the past year.
This group was also reported to have a higher percentage of five-star reviews compared to hosts from other age groups.
Enthused Mr. Siew:
Senior hosts are one of our fastest growing segments, they actually also happen to be really, really great hosts!
"So many of our Superhosts are actually senior folks. So I think that's a lot of promise here, for Singapore."
One of the Airbnb Experience hosts in Singapore is actually an 86-year-old great-grandma who runs Singapore's last Taoist deity shop.
"Where Gods Are Born", an Experience by great-grandma Chwee Lian
Not being able to speak English doesn't hold her back either.
Her grandsons act as her translator, while she shares her family's story and demonstrates the art of effigy-making.
For seniors on Airbnb, either as Home or Experience hosts, the arrangements can help give them some extra income without the need to step out of their comfort zones.
With an average annual earnings of USD$3,400 in Singapore (for Home hosts), it's a very powerful tool when it comes to retirement funding.
"People can stay in their own homes – you don't have to sell your place, you don't need to downgrade, you don't need to move into a retirement home. You can stay in your own home – the home you've been in for years – and you can host."
"And you can monetise your home, which the Government always reminds us is our biggest asset without actually having to sell it."
More than that, the arrangements also ties in closely with the concept of 'active ageing' – something that the Government has been pushing for in light of our rapidly ageing population.
Image Credit: challenge.gov.sg
"One of the things about retirement is actually that when people quit their jobs, if they don't have anything to do, that can be very tough."
"However, if you're hosting, you can get to interact with the world, you are active, you stay engaged with society…so I think that all these other benefits from short term rentals and hosting that we're going to see."
"We Hope To See Fair And Progressive Regulations"
Brian Chesky, CEO and co-founder of Airbnb announces the company's Roadmap to 2028
Mr. Siew didn't mince his words when expressing his disappointment about the current ruling for home sharing.
We believe that Singapore's current rule on home sharing is not feasible, not tenable.
He also hopes that the upcoming public consultation conducted by the Government would lead to "fair and progressive regulations that are commensurate with Singapore's status as a hub for technology, innovation, and new business models."
Referencing the Roadmap announced last week by co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky, which plans to put the company on the path to serving more than 1 billion guests a year by 2028, Mr. Siew shared his wish that Singapore can too be part of that goal.
"We want Singapore to be part of that Roadmap. And a big part of that is having progressive laws being introduced in Singapore."
We'd like to thank Mr. Siew and Airbnb for their time, and for hosting us!
You Can Soon Watch Concerts, Camp In The Sahara, And Paddle With Penguins On Airbnb Experiences
Tags: airbnbsingapore

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In this post tips and detailed review of the second leg in Madrid between Real Madrid and Juventus, after the 2-1 in Turin.
After the result of the first leg this is surely the most interesting semifinal.
Both teams do not have any particular absences, expection made for Modric in Real lineups but we have already wrote a lot about this big lack in spanish team in the previous post relative to the first round.
What do bookmakers think about this match?
According to the main bookmakers, although the 2-1 loss, Real is still the favourite team. Sporting Bet, 10Bet, William Hill, Paddy Power and Betfair consider Real as the favourite team to reach the final with odds between 1.66 and 1.72.
Summing up, a 1-0 win would be enough for Real Madrid, because they scored a goal in Turin, 2-1 would mean extra time.
Juventus would get the access to the final with any kind of positive result and even with a loss but scoring at least 2 goals (3-2, 4-3, 5-4 but this is fantafootball).
Not that brilliant, again: 2-2 draw against Valencia, a tough team to be faced in this 2015, but in any case Real should have won this match, because Barcelona is now 4 points above and Liga seems to be gone.
Marcelo and Carvajal are really dangerous when it comes to attack, but they are surely not perfect in the defensive phase.
Moreover, the goalie, Casillas is far from being perfect and does not assure certainty.
Pepe is a good central back but often shows some lacks, while Varane will be really a good defender in the prospect but often makes mistakes due to his inexperience.
Sergio Ramos is the only skilled player in the defense but only when playing as lateral back and not as a midfielder as seen in Turin.
True, but Real scores and a lot!
Although the lacks in the defensive phase, Real Madrid scores so much and also trees, rocks and walls know it!
A good news is that Benzema is finally available and in any case Chicarito Hernandez is on a good shape.
Some doubts about Toni Kroos, out in the first half in the last Liga round against Valencia for a muscular injury, but he should fix it and be available tomorrow.
James Rodriguez is playing really good.
Bale has a huge potential but with the 4-3-3 often alternates ugly performances to excellent ones (against Valencia he played a great match).
Why does Juventus still have possibilites to reach the final?
First of all they won the first leg, increasing trust in their skills, but have also showed they can play on equal terms against Real Madrid.
Juventus defense is really soilid but this solidity could be penalized by the module chosen by Allegri: 4-3-1-2.
We have already talked about that: when Juventus adopts 4-3-1-2 scores more than the times they use the 3-5-2 but at the same time they concede a bit more goals.
In our opinion Allegri has chosen the 4 men defense in order to avoid a defensive approach of his men since the beginning.
With 3-5-2 they could mainly think about defending all the time and lowering the baricenter: a big mistake, in short, because Real would be attacking all the time and in 90' they would easily score at least 1 goal (let's remember that 1-0 would give the qualification to the spanish team).
Moreover, with the 3-5-2 there would be less chances to hit counterattacking and Juventus is forced to score if they want to reach the final.
With a 4-3-1-2, Tevez and Morata could be really dangerous with their pace and Juventus has already showed they are masters in this kind of game style as seen in Dortmund (0-3).
In our opinion is going to be a fight, a very open challenge, but in any case we expect a match where Real will probably have the best.
REAL MADRID (4-3-3): Casillas; Carvajal, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo; Kroos, Isco, Rodriguez; Bale, Ronaldo, Benzema.
JUVENTUS (4-3-1-2): Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Chiellini, Evra; Marchisio, Pirlo, Pogba; Vidal; Morata, Tevez.


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What does it mean to be a woman?
In the preface to the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave. Written by Himself, William Lloyd Garrison says that Douglass "has borne himself with gentleness and meekness, yet with true manliness of character." Throughout the Narrative, Douglass himself gives constant attention to his desire to not only prove that he is human but also to prove that he is a man. What assumptions about manhood or masculinity are revealed in the Narrative? In other words, what does it mean to be a man? Also consider Douglass's descriptions and discussions about the female figures in his life such as his mother, Aunt Hester, and Sophia Auld. What does it mean to be a woman? How does the system of slavery impact a person's ability to be a man, to be a woman, to be human?
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Q: Angular: How to refresh a part of html ( form / div / table ) I have a page for create operation. In my page I have 1 form with 2 field. If I reload the page (or window.reload by code) I can see updates in that form. But I want to trigger a refresh on the form by pressing button click.
So please help me to write a function that can refresh the form (or any other html element like tabe/paragraph/etc.)
.html of my form:
<form class="was-validated" #zoneForm=ngForm id=#zoneForm>

                Zone Entry

                <input [(ngModel)]="code" name="code" type="number" class="custom_form_control custom input" placeholder="ID" style="padding: 0px;"
                  disabled>

                <input [(ngModel)]="zonename" name="zonename" type="text" class="custom_form_control custom-input" placeholder="Zone Name" required>

                <button type="button " class="btn btn-outline-primary" style="margin-left: 90%; " (click)="createZone()">Save</button>

</form>

the function should be called by clicking Save button

A: You could use ngOnChanges()
Example:component.ts file
import { Component, Input, OnChanges } from "@angular/core";

@Component({
  selector: "child-component",
  templateUrl: "./child-component.html"
})
export class MyComponent implements OnChanges {
  @Input() someHtml: string;

  constructor() {}

  ngOnChanges() {
  ///** WILL TRIGGER WHEN PARENT COMPONENT UPDATES '**

   console.log(this.someHtml);
  }

}

A: I recommend you to use ReactiveFormModule, because it is so powerful and It is the best way to work with Forms in Angular:
form example:
component.ts
public myForm: FormGroup;

  constructor(private fb: FormBuilder) {
    this.myForm = fb.group({
      one: [],
      two: []
    })
  }

  submit() {
    this.myForm.reset()
  }

component.html
<form [formGroup]="myForm" (ngSubmit)="submit()">
  <input formControlName="one" type="text"/>
  <input formControlName="two" type="text"/>
  <button type="submit">Submit!</button>
</form>

I recommend you to look Angular Reactive Form docs:
https://angular.io/guide/reactive-forms
Look this example:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ivy-zevbtg?file=src/app/app.component.html
You should keep in mind that ngModel will be deprecated to work with forms on next versions...

A: please use ngOnInit() in your method without refresh page.
import { Component, Input, OnInit} from "@angular/core";

@Component({
  selector: "my-component",
 templateUrl: "./my-component.html"
})
export class MyComponent implements OnInit {
 @Input() someHtml: string;

  constructor() {}

ngOnInit(){}

createZone(){
this.ngOnInit();
}
}

A: public myForm: FormGroup;

  constructor(private fb: FormBuilder, private http: HttpClient) {}

ngOnInit(){
this.myForm = fb.group({
      one: [],
      two: []
    })
}

  submit() {
  this.http.post().subscribe(
  (data) => {
  this.ngOnInit();
  console.log(data);
  this.myForm.reset()
})

  }

A: A scenario I had, where I needed to update an HTML structure that used a boolean to show part of the page before calling a method for printing.

  <component [showLast]="isPrint"></component>

print() {
  const selectionHtml: HTMLElement = document.getElementById('div');
  this.isPrint = true; //Boolean I used to change the component inside the div
  selectionHtml.onload
  setTimeout(() => {
    PrintUtil.print('page');
    this.isPrint = false;
    selectionHtml.onload;
  }, 100);
}

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Working as intended? I was under the impression they only had crystals and higher in them(and at a much higher rate, but that's a different topic). These bags are rare enough, it'll be a crotch shot if they can drop archeum as low as dust.
Anyone else get dust from a bag or was this just a freak accident?
I'm pretty certain the librarian coinpurse/stolen library bag drop tables and rates are just... broken.


Yes, I understand the season is already underway, however I thought I'd get these predictions out sooner rather than later. I apologize in advance that I waited so long. As we know, there are a number of uncertainties surrounding the 2016 New York Yankees. Every team has their share of question marks, but in my opinion the Yankees have a relatively high amount. Is Starlin Castro enough to improve an offense that became borderline unwatchable towards the end of last season? Will the members of the rotation stay healthy, and achieve a level of consistency? Will the middle relievers be able to form an effective bridge to Betances, Miller, and Chapman (after he returns from his suspension of course)? Currently, I believe this is an 85 win team, with the potential to win 90 games if some of the question marks I described above are answered in the affirmative. Will that be enough to secure a wild card birth? Is this team drastically better than last season? Time will tell, but making predictions is always a fruitful exercise.
1. Starlin Castro will perform at all star level.
As someone who is no fan of Brian Cashman, I was exhilarated upon hearing the news of Castro's acquisition. Not having an automatic out in Stephen Drew at second base this year should have a notable impact on the team's overall offensive statistics. While Castro faced some adversity in Chicago last season, he has proven that he can perform at a very high level. Due to a combination of his spring training performance, mindset, and straight up talent, I don't think this is as much of a stretch as many would initially believe. The double play tandem of Castro and Didi Gregorius should be very exciting to watch this season. Having two starters under the age of thirty is also reason for celebration!
2. Aaron Hicks will prove he should be starting over Brett Gardner.
In light of Hicks' misplay on opening day, many may argue this is an unpopular declaration. Even if Hicks were to outperform Gardner, I highly doubt Girardi would give away the latter's job. That being said, I think Hicks will have a huge impact on this ball club. As streaky as he was, Chris Young played an integral role last season by starting against lefties. At the very least, I see Hicks filling this role admirably. I would argue he has much more upside than Gardner, who is already 32 and has proven he is as streaky as they come. Gardner also tends to cool off in the second half, so having a capable reinforcement off the bench is advantageous. It is worth noting that all of this is contingent on Jacoby Ellsbury staying healthy, which is always a risky proposition.
3. Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira will pick up where they left off.
In order for the Yankees to have any success this season, A-Rod and Teixeira have to come close to replicating their 2015 successes. While Rodriguez struggled during August and September last season, he still managed to hit 33 home runs, coupled with 86 RBIs. This year we should expect to see A-Rod be given more days off so he doesn't run out of gas again. The addition of Hicks is key to this as well. Considering the switch hitting Carlos Beltran is a defensive liability, he can slide into the DH role occasionally on A-Rod's off days. For whatever reason, Teixeira always seems to end up with a fluke injury. In my view, he is the most important part of our offense, especially since Greg Bird is out for the year. We now lack a viable insurance policy. As long Teixeira stays healthy he will produce, so lets cross our fingers and hope for the best.
4. The rotation will perform better than we expect.
I'm not going to waste my time going over the numerous question marks of each Yankee starter, however we know there is an abundance of them. The performance of the rotation will determine whether or not this team is competing for a wild card birth, or a division title. I'm expecting a huge year out of Severino. He is the closest thing to an ace we have, and he appears ready to take the next step. As long as Tanaka stays healthy, which is obviously nowhere close to a sure thing, he should perform at a respectable level. The Yankees need either Michael Pineda or Nathan Eovaldi to significantly progress this season. Both have high upside. Hopefully, one of them will finally figure it out and help anchor our rotation. I have no confidence in CC Sabathia, but at the very least we should hope he can be a competent number five starter. Nonetheless, his leash should be very short, and the Yankees should be amenable to making a change.
5. The bullpen will carry the Yankees to the playoffs.
This is perhaps the most likely to happen of the five predictions, so it's only proper that it rounds out the list. I'm intrigued to see how this group will perform when Chapman returns from his suspension in May. Health permitting, the last three innings should be locked down. The dominance of these three pitchers is the closest we have to a sure thing on the entire roster. That being said, if our starters struggle to consistently pitch six innings, as they did in 2015, we need a trustworthy bridge to the big three. Whether it be Chasen Shreve, Kirby Yates, Johnny Barbato, or someone else, we need to effectively fill this striking gap.
The 2016 New York Yankees will either be an exciting team to watch, or an absolute train wreck. Considering I'm a perpetual pessimist, it's increasingly difficult for me to view this team, with its plethora of question marks, in a positive light. I'm trying my best to hold out hope for health and consistency, the two keys to any team's success. At the very least, I expect them to repeat last year's performance, but lets hope for a better outcome!
I'll be back on Twitter in a few months, but for now follow the BBB: @BronxBomberBlog .


Greyfriars United Presbyterian Church in Albion Street, just south of George Street in the Merchant City.
In 1821, one year after the creation of the new United Secession Church, the congregation of the old Burgher church in Shuttle Street moved to a new building in Albion Street. The church was built on part of the site of the old Franciscan monastery and human bones were discovered while excavating the foundations. It was named Greyfriars, the popular name for members of the Franciscan Order.
The church was designed by John Baird Jnr with a massive Doric portico, and dedicated on 18 November 1821. It was demolished in the 1960s.


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Q: How to apply a polymorphic function to both sides of an Either? I tried this:
type TestT = Either Int Float

testM :: (a -> a) -> TestT -> TestT
testM f (Left x) = Left (f x)
testM f (Right x) = Right (f x)

but it doesn't work, is there any way to do this? I did some looking around and everything similar was really complicated and limited.
Error message, as requesed:
Main.hs:101:28: error:
    • Couldn't match expected type 'a' with actual type 'Int'
      'a' is a rigid type variable bound by
        the type signature for:
          testM :: forall a. (a -> a) -> TestT -> TestT
        at Main.hs:100:1-35
    • In the first argument of 'f', namely 'x'
      In the first argument of 'Left', namely '(f x)'
      In the expression: Left (f x)
    • Relevant bindings include
        f :: a -> a (bound at Main.hs:101:7)
        testM :: (a -> a) -> TestT -> TestT (bound at Main.hs:101:1)

A: I don't think you can do that in the base language. As mentioned in the comments, you might need to enable a couple of extensions, such as RankNTypes.
As all involved types are numeric ones, it is tempting to use an increment function, such as (+1) as the polymorphic function.
Let's try under ghci:
$ ghci
GHCi, version 8.6.5: http://www.haskell.org/ghc/  :? for help
 λ>
 λ> type TestT = Either Int Float
 λ>
 λ> :set +m
 λ>
 λ> :set -XRankNTypes
 λ> :set -XScopedTypeVariables
 λ>
 λ> {-
|λ> let { testM :: (forall a. Num a => a -> a) -> TestT -> TestT ;
|λ>       testM fn (Left x) = Left (fn x) ;
|λ>       testM fn (Right x) = Right (fn x) }
|λ> -}
 λ>
 λ> :type testM
testM :: (forall a. Num a => a -> a) -> TestT -> TestT
 λ>
 λ> testM (+3) (Left 42)
Left 45
 λ>
 λ> testM (+3) (Right 3.14159)
Right 6.14159
 λ>

Note 1: If you omit the language extensions, it breaks, with a message hinting to RankNTypes.
Note 2: If you use forall a. Num a => (a -> a) instead of (forall a. Num a => a -> a), it also breaks.
Note 3: Some prior art here: SO-q38298119 with a useful comment from Alexis King.

A: One way to do this is with Bifunctor:
Prelude> :m +Data.Bifunctor
Prelude Data.Bifunctor> bimap show show (Left 3)
Left "3"
Prelude Data.Bifunctor> bimap show show (Right 'x')
Right "'x'"
Prelude Data.Bifunctor>


A 30-year-old Monroe County man received minor injuries in a two-car crash early yesterday in Paradise Township.
According to state police at Swiftwater, Ivan Vazquez of 114 Cambell Way, Tobyhanna, was injured when a vehicle driven by Walter Harrison, 34, also of Tobyhanna, made a left turn in front of his as both were traveling north on Route 611 near Trinity Hill.
Harrison, police said, had been moving north in the right lane of traffic. Vazquez was attempting to pass in the left northbound lane.
Vazquez was taken to Pocono Hospital following the 1:20 a.m. incident, police said.
A hospital spokesman said Vazquez was treated and released.


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This is a new addition to Canadian whisky, a non-chill filtered combination of corn and malted barley whiskies matured in Canadian Whisky Casks, New White Oak Casks, and Ex-Bourbon Casks. It is an independent bottling of Canadian whisky, so it wasn't distilled in Newfoundland, where it was bottled (no distiller is listed). It is bottled by Rock Spirits, who also bottle Screech and George Street Spiced Rum (I like to mix with George St.). The presentation of the whisky is fantastic, too – I find the bottle quite attractive. The whisky is named after Signal Hill, right near where it is produced in Newfoundland - the site of the first reported transatlantic transmission by Guglielmo Marconi.
They recommend Old Fashioned, Whisky Sours, and Manhattans with this. They all work pretty well, though the manhattans need a lighter vermouth.
The nose is fresh and clean, with light notes of dried berries, floral rum, and gentle oak. There is a nice rich spiciness to it, one that is a bit bitter, in a pleasant fashion that provides some grip. The fruitiness tends to grow with time, revealing more dried fruit and a bit of citrus. The palate is lightly sweet, and very easy. It has light brown sugar, light oak, dried blueberry, clove-studded oranges, and a flourish of vanilla and rum at the end. The finish has a touch of molasses, vanilla, some tannins, hard caramel candies, and clove and white pepper.
This is a very easy whisky to drink, and I find it very pleasant and well balanced – a great choice for a casual whisky. How about a comparison the 10 year old, rum-finished Guy Lafleur whisky from Wiser's. That has a much deeper grain character and is more full bodied and rich, with less of what seems to be a rum characteristic. But Signal Hill is a bit more straightforward, and doesn't emphasize the grain as much.
Value: Average. It's a good whisky, and the price isn't too high. It is perhaps a bit more than I would like to pay for this whisky (35$ might be the sweet spot for me), but that's still only a difference of 5$.


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Probable Ancestry of Sir George Buswell Jnr Founder of the Clipston Grammar School and "Hospital"
On the wall of the All Saints Church in Clipston, there are three life sized busts of three early prominent members of the congregation. From left to right, the busts are John Buswell (about 1628-1659); Sir George Buswell, Snr. (About 1555-1632), an Alderman from the City of London, and Sir George Buswell, Jnr. (1626-1667). John Buswell and Sir George Buswell Jnr were sons of Sir George Buswell, Snr. The Buswell family evidently made major contributions toward the building of the All Saints Church in Clipston.
Buswell Memorials in All Saints Church, Clipston
Sir George Buswell, Jnr., and his wife, Katherine Enyon, founded a Grammar School and "Hospital" in 1667/1668, a short distance from the All Saints Church. The school is still in operation, after all these years.
In 1956, Sir Gyles Isham, Baronet, wrote a history of the School, entitled, The Story of Clipston Grammar School, Northamptonshire. In this history, Sir Gyles included a pedigree chart of the Buswell family, which shows that Sir George Buswell, Snr. was the son of John Buswell, a Yeoman from Dishley Grange, Leicestershire, and his second wife, Marie Botham. I believe that this John Buswell was born in Clipston, and was engaged in the sheep and wool trade later, in Dishley Grange, Leicestershire, with Marie Botham's father, John Botham, a Draper from Derbyshire. This John Buswell was almost certainly married first to a woman with the surname of Allestre, and they had five children together: Thomas, William, Roger, James, and Elizabeth. Sir Gyles Isham wrote in his book on the ClipstonSchool that Thomas Buswell (the eldest son of John Buswell of Dishley Grange) lived in a home across the street from the All Saints Church, which was in the family for many years. In fact, the owner of the home in 1956, Mrs. Winifred Wilford, was a Buswell by birth.
After his first wife died, John Buswell married Marie Bothom, the daughter of his friend and/or business partner, John Bothom, in the wool trade. John Buswell and Marie had four children, the oldest of which was Sir George Buswell, Snr. the Alderman from London. The other three children of this second marriage were Clement, John Buswell Jnr and Patience.
John Buswell of Clipston and Dishley Grange was almost certainly the son of Thomas Bosville of Tickhill, Yorkshire, and Ann Sanderson, of Sandbeck, Yorkshire; however, this is unproven at the moment. No one that I know of knows the reason why the spelling of the surname was changed from Bosville to Buswell, though a great deal of effort and money has been expended by me and others, trying to find out the reason for the name change; and to confirm the ancestry to the Bosvilles of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire.
There are two facts that tie the Clipston Buswells to the Bosvilles of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire:
(1) The bust of John Buswell on the wall of the All Saints Church in Clipston, has a crest over it, that is unique to the Bosvilles of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire. The three Bear's Heads on the crest have muzzles on them. This crest ties the Clipston Buswells, unmistakably, to the Bosvilles of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire.
Crest over the bust of John Buswell
(2) On page 17 of the book, The Story of Clipston Grammar School, Northamptonshire, by Sir Gyles Isham, Baronet, there is a letter written by Lady Katherine Enyon Buswell, wife of the founder, that is sealed with the "Good seal; Bosville of Yorkshire."
In my opinion, the most likely candidates for the parents of John Buswell, Yeoman, of Clipston and Dishley Grange, are Thomas Bosville, of Tickhill, Yorkshire, and Ann Sanderson, of Sandbeck, Yorkshire. It does not appear to me that there are any other Bosvilles in the Gunthwaite Branch that could be John Buswell's father; but the link is unproven so far.
There are two major books in my possession that have been written about the Boswell family: (1) The Boswell Family, by Jasper John Boswell, printed in 1906; and (2) Fortunes of a Family, by Lady Alice Macdonald of the Isles, printed in 1928. In addition there are many pedigree charts that have been published on the Boswell family origins. A complete list of the pedigree charts on the family in my possession is as follows:
1. The Glover Chart, prepared by Richard Glover, the King's Cartographer, in 1586. The original chart is two feet wide and ten feet long, and is kept in a climate controlled vault in Hull, Yorkshire. This chart begins in 1066 with Sir Martin Bosville (some other sources say his name was Sir Robert Bosville), the Treasurer of the Army of William the Conqueror; and the Treasurer of England under King Rufus, William's son. The chart follows, primarily, the descendants of the Bosvilles of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire, and their marriages into other prominent English families. This chart is is beautifully done, in colour. It was commissioned by Sir Godfrey Bosville, Esquire, who lived between about 1519 and 1580.
2. The Parent Tree of the Boswell Family, printed by Jasper John Boswell in 1900, prior to the publishing of his book in 1906. This is the most complete chart on the family, because it attempted to cover all of the branches of the Boswell family up to that time. It includes the ancestry and descendants of the famous James Boswell, of Auchinleck, the biographer of Samuel Johnson, who descended from the Scottish branch of the Boswell family. This chart also begins with Sir Martin Bosville. When Jasper John Boswell printed his book six years later, in 1906, he said that the founder of the family was now known to be Sir Robert Bosville, rather than Sir Martin.
3. The Bosvilles of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire, by William Radcliffe, Rouge Croice, in 1814. It begins with John Bosville and Muriel Barnby, of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire, and continues that branch of the family to 1814.
4. Pedigree of Bosville, of Ardsley, Gunthwaite, Warmsworth, Ravenfield, & c.
5. The Descent of the Ancient Family of the Bosvilles of Gunthwaite, compiled by John Charles Brooke, 1772.
6. Genealogical Table 1 of the Bosville Family, by J. H. Baverstock, F.S.A.
7. Many charts on different branches of the Bosville family in the two volumes of South Yorkshire, by Reverend Joseph Hunter, Printed in London in 1831. The official title of these two volumes is, The History and Topography of the Deanery of Doncaster, in the Diocese and County of York.
8. Some charts and commentary on the Bosville family are included in the book, History of Hallamshire, (in the Sheffield area) also by Reverend Joseph Hunter.
9. On pages 169 and 170, of The Visitation of Kent, 1619, there is a chart of the descendants of John Bosville and Alice Darfield for fourteen generations.
10. Genealogical Table of the Boswell Family, on the wall of St. Peter's Church, Cobourg, Ontario, Canada. I have corresponded a great deal with a living descendant of Sir Robert Bosville, whose name is Walter Edward "Ozzie" Boswell, of Dundas, Ontario. He has a direct line connection to a person on this chart by the name of John Boswell, of Alverstoke, and afterwards, of London, Solicitor and Notary, who died 25 December 1828. John Boswell of Alverstoke's ancestry on this chart goes all of the way to Sir Robert Bosville.
There are minor differences in the first four generations at the top of some of these charts, but they all agree from the first John Bosville, who married Alice de Darfield, in the fourth generation from Sir Robert Bosville.
In addition to the major books and the ten pedigree charts mentioned above, there are six major repositories of genealogical data on the Boswell family that I know of. They are as follows:
A. Family History Library of 'The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints', in Salt Lake City, Utah.
B. Library at Yale University, in New Haven, Connecticut.
C. Wilson Collection at the Brotherton Library, at the University of Leeds, in Leeds, England.
D. Brynmor Library at the University of Hull, in Hull Yorkshire.
E. College of Arms, in London, England.
F. British Library, in London, England.
I have been to all of these sources, and have spent considerable time studying each of their collections on the Boswell family.
In my opinion, after more than 70 years of studying this family, this is how the Buswells of Clipston reach back 15 generations to Sir Robert Bosville, who came with William the Conqueror:
Sir George Buswell, Jnr., Baronet, the founder of the Clipston Grammar School and "Hospital." He made provisions for the school in his will, dated 18 March 1667. He died 6 March 1668. His wife, Katherine Enyon, daughter of James Enyon, Baronet, of Flore, Northamptonshire, followed through with the construction.
Sir George Buswell, Snr. Alderman from the city of London; and his wife, Elizabeth Kynnesman, daughter of Harold Kynnesman, Esquire, of Broughton, Northamptonshire.
John Buswell, Yeoman, of Clipston, Northamptonshire, and Dishley Grange, Leicestershire; and his second wife, Marie Botham, daughter of John Botham, a Draper from Derbyshire.
Almost certainly, Thomas Bosville of Tickhill, Yorkshire; and his wife, Ann Sanderson of Sandbeck, Yorkshire, daughter of Thomas Sanderson, Esquire.
John Bosville, Esquire, of Gunthwaite, Yorkshire; and his wife, Anne Clapham, daughter of Thomas Clapham, of Beamsley, Yorkshire.
Richard Bosville, Esquire, of Beighton, South Yorkshire; and his wife, Jane Neville, daughter of Thomas, or Robert Neville (of royal ancestry).
John Bosville, Jnr., Esquire, of Newhall and Ardsley, Yorkshire; and his 2nd wife, Isabel Cresacre, daughter of Percival Esquire, of Barnburgh, South Yorkshire.
John Bosville, Esquire, of Ardsley and Newhall, Yorkshire; and his wife, Isabel Dronsfield, daughter of William Dronsfield, Knight, of North Emsall, Yorkshire.
Roger Bosville, of Ardsley East, West Yorkshire; and his wife, Alice.
Thomas Bosville, Under Sheriff of Lockwood in 1348, of Ardsley East; and his wife, Alice Gunthwaite, daughter of John de Gunthwaite.
Adam Bosville, Lord of Ardsley; and his wife, Matilda, of Yorkshire.
Peter de Bosville, of Ardsley East; and his wife, Beatrix de furnival, daughter of Gerald or Gerard de Furnival, Jnr., Lord Furnival, Lord of Sheffield and Hallamshire.
John de Bosville, Knight, of Ardsley East; and his wife, Alice de Darfield, daughter of Hugh de Darfield, Lord of Newhall and Ardsley.
Elias de Bosville, Knight, of Castle Acre, Norfolk; and his wife Miss Newmarch, daughter of Adam de Newmarch.
William de Bosville, Knight, of Castle Acre; and his wife, name not known to me.
Sir Robert Bosville, of Bosville, in Normandy, France, Treasurer of the Army of William the Conqueror, and Treasurer of England under King Rufus, William's son; and his wife.
On page 5 of the book, Fortunes of a Family, it says that the wife of Sir Martin Bosville [Sir Robert in some other sources], the Treasurer , was the daughter of Hugh Lupus, 1st Earl of Chester of the second creation. The first Earl of Chester was originally Gerbod the Fleming. Gerbod was taken prisoner at the Battle of Cassel in France; and the King vacated his title, and gave it to Hugh Lupus. The assertion that the daughter of Hugh Lupus was the wife of Sir Robert Bosville is challenged by at least one prominent author on the Boswell family, stating that it was not probable. The reason given was that if Miss Lupus was in reality, the wife of Sir Robert Bosville, the family would have been much wealthier. Hugh Lupus was the son of Richard le Goz, Viscount of Avranches--one of the wealthiest men in England and France. According to Wikipedia, Richard le Goz furnished 60 ships to William the Conqueror, to use in the assault on England in 1066. Also, since Hugh Lupus was born in about 1047, his daughter was probably not born until the 1060's, making it a difficult connection, timewise, to Sir Robert Bosville, who was the Treasurer of the Army in 1066 (unless, of course, Miss Lupus was much younger that Sir Robert Bosville).
The author would welcome any information from any reader of this article that sheds any light on any of the assumptions shared in this article.
Stephen Ralph Boswell, 13 March 2016
Stephen Ralph Boswell, 871 Westchester Place, Los Angeles, California90005-3502
E-Mail: ralphboswell@hotmail.com


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The percent who did not finish the 9th grade of Kansas City Metro Area (MO-KS) was 2.90% in 2018. The percent who did not finish the 9th grade of Portland Metro Area (OR-WA) was 3.30% in 2018.


Hurricane Hector is a powerful category four storm with sustained winds of 140 MPH as it entered the central Pacific basin on Sunday night. The hurricane will likely remain south of Hawaii as it makes its closest approach this weekend, but a small northward change in its track could bring dangerous conditions close to the islands.
Hector is downright impressive on satellite imagery today. Its appearance reflects its strength. The storm has a solid eye, thick core, and good outflow. It's unsettling to see a storm this strong in any ocean basin let alone moving in the general direction of heavily-populated islands.
The hurricane will make its closest approach to the Hawaiian Islands between Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Most strong storms in the past that have moved through Hurricane Hector's current location stayed south of the islands and it looks as though this one will do the same. Assuming Hector stays south as forecast, the greatest threat to the islands will be rough surf and rip currents.
The hurricane's track depends on the strength of a ridge of high pressure to the north of the Hawaiian Islands. The outer edge of a high acts like a guardrail for hurricanes, steering them along the outer periphery of the ridge. A stronger ridge will steer Hurricane Hector farther south of Hawaii, while a weaker ridge will allow the storm to track farther north and closer to the 50th state. If the ridge turns out to be weaker than forecast and Hector jogs north, dangerous conditions can't be ruled out on the Big Island on Wednesday.
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center—the NHC's counterpart in Honolulu—expects that the hurricane is at or very near the strongest it'll get this week. Dry air from the north is starting to wrap around the hurricane and will soon start chipping away at its organization, forcing the storm to slowly weaken as it makes its closest approach to Hawaii.
The close approach of a hurricane is the last thing Hawaii needs at the moment. The May 3 eruption of Kilauea on the southeast coast of the Big Island destroyed entire neighborhoods and the lava flow is still going three months later. A large wildfire also broke out on the island of Oahu this weekend, consuming at least 5,000 acres of land and several homes.


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CIA denies reports it paid $100,000 to mystery Russian selling NSA tools & Trump secrets
11 Feb, 2018 04:18
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has firmly denied reports about its involvement in secret negotiations with a "Russian intermediary" from whom the agency, along with the NSA, allegedly tried to retrieve a trove of stolen hacking tools. "The fictional story that CIA was bilked out of $100,000 is patently false," the CIA said in a statement to AFP on Saturday. The agency added that the only "people swindled here were James Risen and Matt Rosenberg," the authors of the Friday reports in the New York Times and the Intercept. The vague descriptions of the alleged spy saga described how the US spies were conned by a man they believed was linked to Russian intelligence, who fed them $100,000-worth of 'gossip' about Trump instead of the material they were after. The National Security Agency (NSA) has not yet officially commented on the issue.


Arrogant men throughout history have claimed that they can establish peace on earth. Modern examples abound. The United Nations Charter talks of faith, but not of God. At their "summit meetings" world leaders constantly talk about peace yet it evades them. All too often lofty aspirations vanish as words are forgotten.
November 11, 2018, will be the centennial of the Armistice that ended World War I. Since this anniversary comes so quickly after the centenary of Our Lady's appearances at Fatima in 1917, it is fitting to compare two sets of predictions about peace made in that year.
The year 1917 was disastrous. World War I raged throughout Europe carrying the twin horrors of trenches on land and submarines roaming the oceans. Millions of young men suffered through wretched lives and sudden deaths. In its third year, the war expanded as the United States decided to enter the conflagration. War-related unrest in Russia would cause two political upheavals that ultimately brought Lenin and his Communists to power.
Some leaders were searching for an end to the bloodshed. Pope Benedict XV offered to mediate a peace agreement, but only Emperor (now Blessed) Karl I of Austria-Hungary was ready to take the Holy Father's offer. German Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg negotiated with Russia's "provisional government" but that went nowhere.
At this time, two dramatically different world figures appeared. Each made predictions about the future of the world. The first one believed that men guided by reason, progress and good intentions could chart a course toward peace. The other, possessed of supernatural knowledge and status, saw the folly of human means and warned the world of greater disasters to come.
Woodrow Wilson was entering his second term as the President of the United States. A man of massive arrogance, he had total faith in his own wisdom and the "enlightened" ideas behind it. He had plans for a new world order that would reflect modern outlook. He had eked out a slim majority in the Election of 1916 under the slogan, "He kept us out of war." The first three months of 1917 were showing him that to be a promise that he could not keep.
The turn of events on the front would facilitate American entry into the fray. German generals planned a spring offensive, hoping to end a two-year stalemate. Part of that plan was expanding submarine warfare. Every ship traveling between the U.S. and Great Britain carried ammunition and supplies to Germany's enemies. American guns, grain, and all manner of other products flowed to the Allies. Meanwhile, Germany grew ever nearer to bankruptcy and starvation.
Purely military considerations would have Germany use their submarines – the best in the world – to sink these ships. They sank those flying the British flag, but not those carrying U.S. colors. Germany did not want to provoke the U.S. into the war.
Germany's leaders were reconsidering. One supreme military effort might win the war. The U.S. military was tiny. Americans had always resisted the notion of large standing armies as a threat to democracy and a waste of money. The Germans reasoned that it would take at least six months for the U.S. to recruit, train, and send an army to Europe. If Germany could win the war during those six months, it would all be over before the Americans got there. They decided to sink American ships.
This compromised President Wilson's position. Since the war began, he had urged neutrality in "fact as well as in name." The most popular song in America was "I Didn't Raise My Boy to be a Soldier." Now, the Germans were rapidly taking the decision out of his hands.
Of course, Germany did not win the war in 1917. The U.S. troops helped shift the balance in favor of the Allies. On November 11, 1918, the shooting stopped. President Wilson, promising a just peace for all time, went to France to create the League of Nations. Little did he know that the end of this war to end all wars would prepare the ground for an even greater and more destructive series of wars twenty years later.
Woodrow Wilson also did not know that another figure, infinitely more powerful than he, had spoken words that showed his man-made peace to be mere wishful thinking.
Who Was Right: Woodrow Wilson or the Virgin Mary?
The date was July 13, 1917. The place was Fatima, a village in Portugal. The messengers were three shepherd children. The august figure was Our Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Queen of Heaven.
Our Lady had appeared to these children twice before, on the thirteenth days of both May and June. Her July message was terrible. She showed the children all of the horrors of Hell. They saw the indescribable torture of the souls whose rejection of God had consigned them eternally to the fire.
Our Lady would appear to the children three more times, culminating in the Miracle of the Sun on October 13, 1917.
Two visions of peace, one real and true, the other foolishly optimistic and human, were offered to the world in 1917.
The world would follow Woodrow Wilson's dream, albeit in an adulterated form. His "wisdom" came to naught. His vision of a League of Nations would barely see the light of day. One result of his promised path to peace would end with Adolf Hitler and World War II. Additionally, the "peacemakers" of Wolrd War I made decisions that would help revive Islam, a problem that continues to this day.
But if they do not stop offending God, in the reign of Pius XI a worse war will begin. World War II began with the Japanese invasion of Manchuria on September 18, 1931.
If my requests are fulfilled, Russia will convert, and there will be peace; if not, she will spread her errors throughout the world, promoting wars and persecutions of the Church. Communists took over Russia on October 25, 1917. The errors of the Russian Communists continue to inspire Marxists all over the world.
The good will be martyred. More Christians were martyred or killed in the twentieth century than in all previous centuries, perhaps all previous centuries combined.
The Holy Father will have much to suffer. The sufferings of the Popes since 1917 have been legion.
Many nations will be annihilated. Looking at a map of the world in 1917 will reveal many nations that no longer exist. Additionally, the Soviet Union took over many nations that still existed formally but actually were puppets of the Soviets.
Faithful Catholics await the triumph of Our Lady's Immaculate Heart, placing their full trust in the promises of the Queen of Heaven.
However, the world honors Wilson's vision and ignores Our Lady. It is not surprising that humanity never seems to learn. When "wise men" separate themselves from the source of all Truth, they render themselves incapable of understanding it.
1. The peace treaty known as the Versailles Treaty was not signed until June 28, 1919. Here the date of the Armistice, which stopped the shooting is used.
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With the LIST International Award in Bioinnovation (LIAB Award), the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) seeks to connect Luxembourg to world-leading researchers in the fields of biology, ecology, circular economy, health sciences and food sciences. Endowed with 10,000 euros and sponsored by PM-International, a Luxembourg-based nutrition company specialized in premium dietary supplements and health products, the prize will be awarded at the Halle des Poches à Fonte in Belval on 23 November 2017 at 19h00.
Earlier this year, LIST launched a call for proposals to the international research community to highlight their innovative work submitted or published after 1 January 2014 in domains such as the bioavailability of nutrients, nutrient transport and nutrient effectiveness on a cellular level. More than thirty world-renowned researchers responded to this call.
All applications were reviewed by a jury composed of academics from LIST as well as international experts from renowned universities in the field, such as the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, as well as bioinnovation professionals, with a pharmacist and a general medical practitioner, the latter also working at PM-International.
Among the applications received, it was the outstanding work of Paul Spagnuolo, Associate Professor within the Department of Food Science at the University of Guelph in Canada, which appealed most to the jury members. He was chosen for the prize of 10,000 euros thanks to his paper on anticancer nutraceuticals (nutrients with pharmaceutical properties) published in June 2015 in Cancer Research, a prestigious cancer research journal.
In his article "Targeting Mitochondria with Avocatin B Induces Selective Leukemia Cell Death", Paul Spagnuolo unveiled his work on Avocatin B, an avocado-derived lipid with potent anti-leukemia activity. Exploring a potential answer to cancer, his article highlights the cell and molecular mechanisms by which Avocatin B selectively targets and eliminates leukemia stem cells. This work, which received much international attention at the time of its publication, has since provided the framework for studies that are now moving Avocatin B into human testing for bioactivity.
Paul Spagnuolo is a renowned researcher in the field. Author of over 30 peer-reviewed publications and a Principal Investigator since March 2012, he has secured more than 2 million dollars in funding from Canadian and international agencies as well from industry. At the University of Guelph since 2016, Paul Spagnuolo runs a laboratory that is uniquely positioned amongst world leaders in food, nutrition and nutraceutical research.


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REPUBLIC RECORDS PROMOTES GARY SPANGLER TO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, PROMOTION
New York, NY, May 9, 2016 – Republic Records promotes Gary Spangler to Executive Vice President, Promotion effective immediately—as announced today by President of The Republic Group, Charlie Walk.
Based in New York, Mr. Spangler will continue to oversee all of the label's promotion efforts across multiple formats, guiding the team and consistently breaking new superstars.
Regarding the promotion, Mr. Walk comments, "When I came to Republic Records it was clear that Gary had major potential in his thinking and strategic approach to promotion. Three years later, he has become the clear leader in his field bringing world class execution, and consistently dominating the charts."
"I'm truly grateful to Monte, Avery and Charlie for nurturing and empowering me over the years. Together, we're building the most dynamic and forward-thinking promotion department in the industry. I look forward to furthering the legacy of Republic and continuing to work hand-in-hand with our great artists," says Spangler.
Mr. Spangler joined the Republic Records team in 2006 as VP, Crossover Promotion before moving to Senior VP, Promotion and Operations during 2012. Over the past decade, he has driven successful campaigns for a myriad of artists, ranging from Ariana Grande, Drake, The Weeknd, Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift to James Bay, Hailee Steinfeld, DNCE, and many more. In 2014, he took on the additional responsibility of contributing to the promotion campaigns for Island Records artists such as Demi Lovato, Nick Jonas, Tove Lo, Fall Out Boy, and Shawn Mendes.
In 2015, Billboard recognized his efforts, placing him in their prestigious "40 Under 40" feature.
Prior to Republic Records, he served as Senior VP of Promotion at Lawman Promotion following his entry into the business at KYLD Radio in San Francisco. Mr. Spangler is based at the company's New York headquarters.
About Republic Records
A division of Universal Music Group, the world's leading music company, Republic is home to an all-star roster of multi-platinum, award-winning legends and superstar artists such as Ariana Grande, Black Sabbath, Florence + the Machine, Gotye, James Blake, James Bay, John Mellencamp, Keith Richards, Nickelback, Of Monsters and Men, Seth MacFarlane, The Weeknd, Zendaya, among many others. Founded by brothers and chief executives Monte and Avery Lipman, it is also comprised of innovative business ventures including American Recordings (The Avett Brothers), Brushfire (Jack Johnson), Cash Money (Lil Wayne, Drake, Nicki Minaj), John Varvatos Records (Zac Brown Band), Lava Records (Jessie J, Lorde), Monkeywrench (Pearl Jam), Casablanca Records (Stromae, Tïesto), NBC's The Voice, School Boy Records (PSY, Sheppard), among others. In addition, Republic maintains a long-standing strategic alliance with country powerhouse Big Machine Label Group which is comprised of Big Machine Records (Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw, Florida Georgia Line) and Dot Records (Maddie + Tae).


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Very interesting account of German jamming activity in The Med. It is the first time I have seen this information published, it must have taken a long time to research.
Thanks for the kind words. The time it took? Some hours online, searching the National Archives catalogue for file references; more time online reading DEFE 3 files; six days at Kew between August last year and June this year to gather material from paper files; quite a while writing version 1 (January) and making it into web pages; much longer integrating additional material and turning it into version 2 (August).
Ghost Bombers … NSG 9: OB SW's communiqué the morning after NSG 9's first operations over the Anzio beach head.
Kampfflieger Vol. 4: orders of 30 August 1943 for a reprisal raid on Oxford; a situation report on the raids on Corsica on 12/3 May 1944; and two Fw 190 G-3 of III./KG 51 which crashed on 11 October 1944.
Kittyhawk vs. Fw 190: A prisoner of war's assessment of the damage inflicted by Kittyhawks on SG 4's base at Rieti during April 1944.
Markings and camouflage: a rebuke of September 1942 over non-regulation markings on ambulance aircraft.
Kommando Koch: more about WIM-Bodenstellen; film stills showing a COL radar on Malta and an RAF attack on an Axis convoy; addition of Werk Nummern for three Ju 52; a personal account of service with the Führungskette X. Fliegerkorps; two new quotes from a pilot of 6./KG 100; a warning to No. 201 Group about the possibility of jamming; and two planned Western Mediterranean search radar sorties in November 1942.
Kommando Kunkel: strength figures for 3 December 1944.
Geschwader Bongart: the 79th Fighter Group's impressions of its attack on Valence; additional illustrations of wrecked Re. 2002 aircraft at Valence and revisions to the captions.
Sonderstaffel Kaatsch: correction of a pilot's name (thanks to Xerumbe).
I./JG 4 returns home: addition of victories claimed on 12, 28 and 29 September 1944, and two losses on the 28th.
Nachtjagdstaffel Norwegen: correction to Kurt Keilig's last victory (thanks to Rod McKenzie).
Kommando Olga: a Dutch court's verdict on the captured agent, Willem Copier (thanks to René Voulon).
Heinz Hauck and 6.(F)/123: more about the unit's predecessor, 3./KG 66 (thanks to a lead from Bruce Dennis); a proposed 6.(F)/123 operation in July 1944; and something more about where that Staffel ended up.
The Ar 234 in Norway and Denmark: an additional sortie flown on 4 April 1945.
Invasion Watch: addition of a reconnaissance of Chatham on 15 February 1944.
No promises about what comes next (or when) but I am working, amongst other things, on incorporating some additional missions by Sonderstaffel Kaatsch and adding some ground war context for the sorties they flew.
Kampfflieger Vol. 4: three new pages about the raid on Paris on 26/27 August 1944; additions about the abortive attack on Bristol on 14/15 May 1944; more about the Kettenhund jamming transmitter.
Kommando Koch: extensive new material on the unit's operations; more about the loss of an He 111 of Führungskette Fl.Kps. X; anti-jamming operations by the RAF's Nos. 49 and 86 Squadrons; a new page on British development from 1941 of systems to home on jamming aircraft; characteristics of the German Kobold jamming set.
Kommando Rastedter: a year-end assessment for 1943; more about development of the Roderich jammer and various smaller additions; a new page about radar-monitoring operations over the North Sea in Summer 1944.
Heinz Hauck and 6.(F)/123: an additional paragraph about suspected radars on Mediterranean fishing boats.
Sonderstaffel Kaatsch: numerous additions concerning the unit's operations during September 1944.
Geschwader Bongart: some information about the French Resistance's own airpower; an Re. 2002 abandoned at Reims.
II./SG 10 in Yugoslavia: an addition about Ogefr. Franz Antes.
Geschwader Bongart: additional material regarding Glières; a "special operation" by 9./SG 4 from Valence on 5 June 1944; the Battle of Guéret (thanks to the continuing efforts of Philippe Canonne); the later career of Bongart's Obltn. Higgelke, Kapitän of the 13. Staffel; a Kriegsmarine reference to Operation CADILLAC; sorties against Murat on 15 August.
I./JG 2 in Italy: extracts from Ob. SW daily situation reports.
Kommando Koch: various additions, mainly about No. 89 Squadron operations from Malta.
Kommando Rastedter: more about Thetis decoys (January 1944) Naxos (February) and the vulnerability of Allied systems (March).
Invasion Watch: several additions from Kriegsmarine sources including reconnaissance results from the early months of 1944.
Staffel Kaatsch: various small additions including reconnaissance of the Franco-Italian border by Luftflotte 2 in August 1944.
JGr. 200: a table of pilots' victory clams.
III./SG 4 and the Battle for Normandy: expanded to include (amongst other things) more about live-fire exercises early in 1944 and operations in response to the Invasion.
Kampfgruppe 100, the first weeks in France: various additiona including a German assessment of the first attack on Castle Bromwich.
KGr. 100 and the Coventry Blitz: German reports on damage casued by Operation Medium; figures for bomb tonnages dropped on Coventry and Birmingham; some duplicated material removed.
Kampfflieger Vol. 4: a German communiqué about a raid on Hull; the attack on Paris, 26 August 1944, additions about AA and civil defences.
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Matchday 4 ended with victories for Celtic FC, Boavista FC, and FC Barcelona, and defeats for AS Monaco, FC Schalke 04, and FC Nantes. The victories were very important to those teams, because it improved greatly Boavista's chances of avoiding the Last Chance Group, and qualified FC Barcelona and Celtic FC in the Finals. Matchday 5 is very important to the rest of the teams, since there is only one spot left for them to qualify directly to the Finals.
The first match of the day between Celtic FC and Schalke 04 (Saturday, April 13th, 16:00 CET) is very important to Schalke, since they can claim the last spot of the Finals, if they win and the rest of the teams loses. Celtic FC still have the race for the first place of the eFootball.Pro League table against FC Barcelona, so it is as important for them, if they want to win the Regular League championship. If the Blaugranas win, Celtic will remain on second place, because when the teams faced each other, Barça won the match.
The second match of the day is between FC Nantes and Boavista FC (Saturday, April 13th, 16:50 CET). Boavista went up to 4th place on the table after having its first victory of the eFootball.Pro League. It is vital that they win in Matchday 5 against FC Nantes if they want to increase their possibilities to qualify directly for the Finals, although they depend more on AS Monaco's results to qualify. If Monaco loses and Boavista wins, Boavista will qualify, because they will end the Regular League with more victories than Monaco. Although FC Nantes are at the bottom of the eFootball.Pro League table, they still have the chance to statistically qualify for the Finals. But they need to win against Boavista Matchday 5 and hope to have a better goal average than AS Monaco, and wait on the final results of the day.
The last match of Matchday 5 will have the eFootball.Pro League table leaders, FC Barcelona, against AS Monaco (Saturday, April 13th, 17:40 CET). The Blaugranas are already qualified for the Finals. All they need is this last win to secure the eFootball.Pro Regular League championship. On the other hand, this last match is very important to AS Monaco, who need this win to qualify for the Finals. If they end up with a draw or a defeat, it will lower their chances greatly for them to evade the Last Chance Group.
The last matchday for the Regular League has a huge significance to the teams that are yet to qualify for the Finals. Some teams have it more difficult than others, but there are still possibilities for every team, since some of them will depend on the other matches' results. At the end of this last matchday, the teams that make up the Finals and Last Chance Group will be set for the knockout stage, on May 18th and 19th.


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St Andrew's Prep
St Andrew's Prep is an independent day and boarding school for boys and girls aged 9 months to 13 years. The school is set in a stunning location in Eastbourne, tucked between the South Downs and the sea in East Sussex. The school was founded in 1877 and is one of the most highly established prep schools in the area.
The St Andrew's academic and sporting reputation is second to none and is something of which it is very proud. In 2019, the Year 8 leavers gained a total of 38 Academic, Art, Drama Music and Sport scholarships to a number of prestigious senior schools including Eastbourne College, Millfield, Bede's and Lewes Old Grammar School. Facilities include vast playing fields, a state-of-the-art sports hall and dance studio, beautiful, indoor swimming pool, a music studio, Forest and Beach schools and a stunningly refurbished boarding house. As part of the Eastbourne College Charitable Trust, the Prep School also makes use of the wonderful facilities at Eastbourne College including two astroturfs and the superb performing arts centre, the Birley Centre.
All children thrive in this happy school which offers an outstanding curricular and extra-curricular education. There are opportunities galore to try something new - be it on stage, in the classroom, on the sports field or attending one of the many school activities for children from Reception to Year 8 including but by no means limited to chess, fives, jazz dance, mountain biking, pottery, skiing, table tennis and shooting. Boarding is an integral part of life at St Andrew's Prep and the stunning facilities are now amongst the best in any prep school. The boarding house is fun, friendly and cosy. The housemaster and his team have created a homely atmosphere and understand the importance of making the children feel like they are at 'home'. St Andrew's offers full boarding, weekly boarding, and overnight 'sleepovers' to girls and boys from Year 3 (age 7). Our fantastic Forest School is one of the many hidden gems at St Andrew's Prep. It's hugely popular with all ages and allows children to investigate and experiment with new skills in forestry such as woodcarving, cooking and shelter building. Our Beach School, just five minutes walk from the school gate, provides, amongst others, opportunities to build fires, sand-sculpt, rockpool and make mobiles, crowns or boats from wood, rocks and shells washed up on the shore. In early 2010, the charities of Eastbourne College and St Andrew's amalgamated. Both schools benefit from shared resources including the new Creative Arts Birley Centre, fantastic sports pitches and shared support staff. Importantly, the two schools remain independent - each retaining their own Head and name and a shared commitment to offer choice at 13. The two schools believe that it is essential that all children go to the right school for their individual needs and the St Andrew's Prep Headmaster works closely with parents to offer advice and help when selecting a senior school. There is no automatic right of transfer from one school to the other.
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I had a dream early Sunday morning about 4:30 AM while staying and Lee & Sherrie's house. I was told that I had cancer and would only live a very short time. I cried in anguish because I have worked so hard my whole life so that I could enjoy my years now. I said, "it is not fair for me to die now." I thought it was unfair that my grandchildren were so young that they would not remember me. I thought, "what can I do so that they will remember me?" I thought that the one thing, the only important thing was to video tape myself with my grandchildren telling them how much I loved them and missed them and promising them that I would be around after my death watching over them. That my sign to them would be a coin found on the ground heads up.
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Peridotite mantle xenoliths from the Premier kimberlite pipe. South Africa, have mostly similar Os-Ir-Ru-Rh contents as primitive mantle, but they are relatively depleted in Pt and Pd. The concentrations of the IPGE and Rh remain largely constant with decreasing indices of melt extraction (e.g. Al2O3, CaO, Sc), but there is a positive correlation between Pt and Pd contents and the basaltic components. At large degrees of melt extraction, all PGE are highly depleted indicating complete consumption of the PGE host phases. These compositional patterns could suggest that Pt and Pd behave in an incompatible manner and the IPGE and Rh in a compatible manner during the initial stages of partial melting. In addition, there is some evidence that Pt and Pd may be mobile during mantle metasomatism. For example, there is a positive correlation between Pt and Pd contents and those of mobile elements such as Ba, Rb, K2O and Sr. Furthermore, those xenoliths that equilibrated at the shallowest levels (the spinel harzburgites) are most depleted in Pt and Pd, in agreement with a model of refertilization of the deeper portions of the SCLM. It has been suggested by previous workers that the refertilization of the Premier xenoliths occurred during the Bushveld magmatic event. This could be tested by collecting more PGE data from other metasomatised Kaapvaal xenoliths and comparing them to the present data.


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The US Treasury Department said a new round of sanctions will be imposed on a Venezuelan military counter-intelligence organization, following the death of a Venezuelan military officer in government custody.
The sanctions will target the country's Directorate General of Military Counterintelligence (DGCIM), an agency tasked with combating espionage, the Treasury Department announced on Thursday, and will freeze all assets owned directly or indirectly by the agency.
The penalties come on the heels of the mysterious death of Venezuelan Navy Captain Rafael Ramon Acosta Arevalo, who was arrested on suspicion of plotting to overthrow the government and died in custody in late June under suspicious circumstances. The sailor's wife claims he was tortured.
"The politically motivated arrest and tragic death of Captain Rafael Acosta was unwarranted and unacceptable," US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement, adding that Washington was "committed" to ending President Nicolas Maduro's "inhumane treatment" of political opponents.
Caracas has yet to respond to the new penalties.
The Venezuelan government has launched a probe into what happened to the officer, according to a statement from the Defense Ministry, which noted the captain "fainted before standing trial" and was taken to a military hospital in Caracas, where he later died. Two DGCIM officers have also been charged with homicide in connection with the incident, Chief Prosecutor Tarek Saab said earlier this month.
For years, the United States has maintained a raft of sanctions on Venezuela, including on the country's all-important petroleum sector, on which the socialist government relies for revenues. Washington has also made no secret about supporting opposition figures in the Latin American nation, including opposition leader Juan Guaido, who declared himself "interim president" in January with US backing.
Following a failed coup attempt in late April, which also received American support, the Venezuelan government has made a spate of arrests of military officers and others suspected of participating in the ill-fated regime change operation, which apparently included Acosta.
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Jan Risberg, född 5 april 1953, är en svensk grammisbelönad dirigent, oboist och tonsättare. Risberg har dirigerat ett stort antal orkestrar bland annat Kungliga Filharmonikerna, Malmö Symfoniorkester, Helsingborgs symfoniorkester, Norrköpings symfoniorkester. Han är ordinarie dirigent för Södra Latins kammarkör samt kammarensemblen Sonanza och är särskilt aktiv inom den nutida konstmusiken, vilket resulterat i över 50 uruppföranden av verk tonsatta av bland annat Georg Riedel och Benjamin Staern.

År 2010 tilldelades Risberg och Sonanza en grammis i kategorin "bästa klassiska" för sin skiva "Unheard of again".. Året senare fick han Föreningen svenska tonsättares interpretpris för att han "entusiasmerar och tränar unga musiker, initierar och driver engagerande projekt, allt med stor kärlek till den nyskrivna musiken".

Som oboist har Jan Risberg bland annat spelat med Kungliga Filharmoniska Orkestern, Stockholms Blåsarsymfoniker samt i ett flertal kammarmusikaliska sammanhang med bland annat gitarristen Göran Söllscher.

Han är även lärare vid Södra Latins yrkesmusikerprogram  och vid Kungliga Musikhögskolan i Stockholm.

Kompositioner
Improvata flöjt, klarinett, piano, violin, viola, cello och kontrabas
Divertimento för flöjt, klarinett, piano, 2 violiner, viola och cello
Lovsången som inte kan tystna för soloröst, unison flickkör, fl, vl, vlc och dansare
Cristall för oboe, eng horn, glasbåt, glasskål, dator och video 22'
5 Intermezzi för piano
Fylgia för SATB
Klädnaden för sinfonietta, blandad kör, barnkör och solister, kyrkoopera, ca 1 tim
Tales för dubbel blåskvintett, trp och perc
Shadows för dubbel blåskvintett, trp och perc

Uruppföranden
Svensk Musik listar Jan Risberg som dirigent vid följande uruppföranden:

med Sonanza
Tidslinje / Henrik Strindberg
Divertimento / Anders Nilsson
Fantasia över ett ackord av B.A. Zimmermann / Benjamin Staern
Rondo / Thomas Jennefelt
Moonwalker / Mirjam Tally
Le cimetière marin II / Djuro Zivkovic
In su / Martin B Svensson
Ankh / Fredrik Hedelin
Mad cow Donalds : kammaropera / Jonas Klingborg
Ett porträtt = A portrait / Daniel Börtz
Frameworks : a furore norrmannorum libera nos Domine / S Patric Simmerud
Bilder / Henrik Strindberg
Le cimetière marin / Djuro Zivkovic
Gilded splinters / Mattias Lysell
XV / Per Magnusson
Déjà-vu - over and over again / Pär Frid
Nattens djupa violoncell / Benjamin Staern
Con-Sonanza / Cristian Marina
Deklaranterna / Magnus Bunnskog
Musik till en katedralbyggare = Music to a cathedral-builder / Thomas Jennefelt

Med Södra Latins kammarkör
En mans väg hos en ung kvinna / Henrik Strindberg
Faseliga drömmar / Kristofer Lundin
Lyte / Gustav Alexandrie
Genom luft och brus / Benjamin Staern
Womb / Robin Rolfhamre
L'arm - sånger utan ord / David Lennartsson
Go cycle / Pär Frid

Övriga
People's voice : kammaropera / Malin Bång
Eyjafjallajökull / Gustav Alexandrie
Springtime / Björn Sikström
Ur en dalglaciär / Hans Höglund
En liten ljusglimt = A small gleam of light / Hardi Kurda
Fanfare for wind orchestra / Lennart Westman
Den sovande staden / Georg Riedel
A et B - Machaut reveries / Magnus Bunnskog
Lines for Jenny / Adrian Knight
Ethnical paraphrases / Moris Cengic
Konsert Guitar concerto / Johannes Jansson
S:t Sebastians blick : kammaropera /  Magnus Bunnskog
Tystnad : Kantat / Werner Wolf Glaser
Six inter, ludes / Sven-David Sandström
Liquidations / Martin B Svensson

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