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Flexible and adaptive coastal planning and protection approach in Aurich, Lower Saxony (2014)
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The rural district of Aurich in Lower Saxony is the northernmost district of Germany, bordering the Netherlands and the North Sea. Its natural environment is characterised by the Wadden Sea, by three islands off the coast and by more than 70km of coastline. Dominant habitats include coastal wetlands and inland moors and swamps. Large areas of the Aurich District are protected, the Wadden Sea National Park of Lower Saxony being only one example. In addition, large areas lie below sea level, both on the islands as well as a strip 2 and 15 km wide behind the mainland coast. Consequently, coastal protection has always played an important role in the district. Tourism and agriculture are the main economic activities with the economic importance of renewable energy production increasing.
Climate change is expected to result in sea level rise and seasonal increase of storm events and precipitation including more extreme rainfall events in winter. These projections are posing serious challenges for coastal protection (drainage of low-lying areas, risks of flooding from rivers and sea), water services, agriculture, conservation and tourism. The Coast Climate Project undertook an approach to implementing Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) in the District of Aurich, with the goal to come to more integrative and flexible solutions for coastal protection. Furthermore, the purpose of the project was to adapt existing planning frameworks to the challenges of competition for space between use functions, which is expected to be aggravated by climate change. Stakeholder participation in group interviews and workshops was used to identify conflicts of interest among use functions and to identify potential measures supporting the implementation of ICM. The project was funded by the German Agency for Environment and conducted by two institutes, Ecologic Institute (Berlin) and Raum & Energie. The project, focusing on the case study in Aurich, was carried out between January 2013 and February 2014 and resulted in a political decision concerning the implementation of concrete adaptation measures. The development of several concepts has been decided, as described below. Moreover the implementation process was initiated through strengthening existing networks for ICM and creating new ones.
Aurich is a rural district, which is characterized by coastal lowland and wetlands. The area is vulnerable to flooding as a consequence of storms and heavy rainfalls. Regional climate models and climate change effect projections were used to identify likely trends in the district with regards to temperature, precipitation, storm intensity, water balance and sea level rise. A seasonal increase in precipitation including more heavy rainfall events and storm intensity in the winter has been predicted. Similarly, the water balance is expected to shift towards the winter months. The forecasted sea level rise lies between 26cm and 82 cm to the end of the century. A rise in flooding magnitude and frequency is very likely an, according to predictions, the area of flooding will increase. Hence, the district of Aurich is threatened by flooding originating from both land and sea.
This poses serious challenges in the fields of coastal protection, conservation, agriculture and water services, and conflicts about the use of space are likely to develop between these different activities. The following list summarise the different challenges caused by climate change in the district of Aurich per sector, as identified during group-interviews with experts in this case study:
Coastal protection: Increased occurrence of damage to dikes, harbour and transportation infrastructure, and coastal infrastructure; High costs associated with coastal protection measures; Decrease in mud flats.
Water services: Drought stress in agriculture and conservation; Drainage in the face of rising sea levels and increased frequencies of events with high precipitation rates; Water supply on the islands while freshwater aquifers are shrinking and sea level is rising.
Agriculture: Change in precipitation rates: droughts and events of high precipitation; Changes induced by shifting species composition; Increasing risks associated with crop yields due to extreme events; Increasing amount of conflicts on spatial use; Limited capacity of spatial planning to take influence.
Conservation: Increased drought stress impacting on habitats adapted to high humidity; Conflicts with agricultural sector about the production of biomass for renewable energy; Conflicts with the water services sector and with drainage interests.
Tourism: Use of the opportunities generated by climate change; Impacts from deterioration of water quality; Impacts from increased intensity of storms that will cause more ocean debris to accumulate on beaches; Increased drinking water demand during summer months.
In discussions, the problems of drainage of the low lying areas and the provision of clay and sand for coastal protection measures were identified as the most pressing challenges.
The main goal of the "Coast Climate" Project was to identify options to address conflicts of interest arising from climate change and to identify potential synergies jointly with local stakeholders. In a pre-assessment exercise in which the main issues arising from climate change effects in the area were identified, the thematic focus was placed on problems with drainage of low lying areas and conflicts regarding the spatial planning of clay and sand abstraction, as both problems were considered particularly important for the project and the needs of the stakeholders due to their high complexity and conflict potential with other use functions. Possible solutions were identified also in view of the parallel efforts of the District of Aurich to develop regional spatial planning programs which take into account climate change. Reciprocal effects between clay and sand abstraction, drainage and other use functions and stakeholder needs were also taken into account in the analysis.
Beach and shoreface nourishment
Adaptation of integrated coastal management plans
Inland-drainage
In expert interviews, desk research and stakeholder workshops the following solutions were identified:
Use of mobile pumps as a flexible response to events of high precipitation.
Remote control of pumps.
Increase capacities of pumps.
Combine pumping stations with wind energy installations to improve energy supply.
Transform closed (/blind) drainage systems (particularly abundant in settlements) into open drainage systems, which are more resilient to fluctuating amounts of drainage water.
Incorporate and identify possibilities to retain water in order to mitigate peaks in drainage/flooding.
Shift the focus from pumping water to storing it in diked areas. Possible options for this include widening up of ditches, increasing height of dikes bordering tidal outlets, usage of new tidal outlets.
Create room for flooding by establishing reed areas bordering the drainage canals (also beneficial for nature conservation).
Transform former clay and sand abstraction sites into water storage areas.
Use retention areas/reservoirs/areas designated for flood protection also for production and saving of energy (synergies with conservation possible).
Make use of tools such as 'eco-accounts' and 'area pools' for the reservation of areas and the up-front implementation of conservation measures, which can function as compensation of negative ecological effects of future measures. However, it is due to the initiative of communities to use these tools as they belong to soft law.
Conduct research to enhance prediction of events of strong precipitation, so that adaptive measures can be targeted more accurately and conflicts avoided.
Awareness raising on the scarcity and importance of space and associated use conflicts.
Relevant events and related milestones to progress in the inland-drainage topic include:
Round tables (twice a year) with representatives of the following sectors: agriculture, nature conservation, water management association, planners, renewable energy. Related milestones are: (i) concept for the transformation of closed drainage systems into open systems by end of 2015; (ii) concept for the combination of pumping stations with wind energy installations to improve energy supply by 2017.
Round table of regional and Länder administration to find ways of including needs for a better inland drainage into existing legal frameworks. The related milestone was identified in: providing a wording to support an open drainage system within the current spatial planning program of Lower Saxony (LROP, 2008) until 2015.
Sand and clay extraction
Follow an integrative approach in order to avoid/ mitigate competition for space between sand- and clay extraction, agriculture and conservation.
Participation of all sectors in spatial planning for abstractions (e.g. informal working groups).
Improve data sharing on demand, occurrence and availability of clay.
Acquisition of prior purchasing rights of areas by the district of Aurich, implementation of a leasing scheme for dike- and water associations (weaker dike- and water-associations would need financial support by the state).
Explore alternative sources of clay (e.g. from dredging activities).
Construction of groynes as a means for promoting the sedimentation of clay and sand. The accumulating outland could function as dike support (conflicts with conservation sector).
Thoroughly assess & make use of possible synergies between uses, e.g. the use of former clay- extraction areas as retention areas/reservoirs (consider trade-off between needs of flood-protection and conservation).
A freely accessible cadastre collecting relevant information of possible re-use of areas.
Implement a pilot project on the re-use of areas after the extraction of sand/clay.
Integrate existing efforts of integrated coastal zone management by the state of Lower Saxony.
The relevant event to progress in the sand and clay extraction topic include was identified in a roundtable of regional and Länder administration on re-use concepts. Related milestones are: (i) concept for the re-use of extraction areas behind the dike taking into account the interests of nature conservation and agriculture, by 2016; (ii) in parallel development of a cadastre with all available information as basis for decisions on reuse of the areas.
Case developed and implemented and partially funded as a CCA measure.
In its search for integrative and flexible solutions for ICM and climate change adaptation, the project followed a participative set-up with a strong focus on stakeholder interviews and interaction during workshops. The method used was structured in 4 distinct phases:
Group interviews with experts in June 2012. In June 2012, the first group interviews with experts were held in Aurich District. The purpose of these interviews was to identify the relevant topics and actors. Invited experts were representatives of the district administration, the state of Lower Saxony and associations (for dikes, drainage and agriculture). As the need for action at the time was most pressing in these fields, drainage, clay-and sand abstraction were identified as the most important issues, and the following workshops were thus directed to these issues.
Desk study: Establishing the information base. To enable focused dialogue processes and to produce a common contextual information basis, during a second phase an independent expert team of two consulting institutes, subcontracted by the Federal Environmental Agency (UBA), analysed the impact of climate change, the aims of and potentials for climate protection, existing planning instruments and concepts with regard to climate protection, adaptation, coastal protection and ICM, as well as specific problem constellations and conflict situations in the case study region.
Workshop on CoastalClimate: Future strategies for coastal development facing climate change in September 2012. During a workshop in September 2012 with an extended group of participants, possible courses of action were identified for dealing with the spatial conflicts and challenges which result from the need to expand drainage, clay-and sand abstraction in response to climate change.
In-depth expert interviews (starting in January 2013). The results of the workshop were further developed by means of in-depth interviews with both external experts and experts who had previously participated in project activities. Apart from the elaboration of the results from previous project activities, the purpose of these interviews was also to include the state-level perspective on project results, and to obtain comments from and draw parallels with other states in Germany.
Main success factors include:
The engagement of a variety of stakeholders during all project phases and in the decision-making process, assuring a comprehensive approach and a commonly accepted solution.
Consistency of stakeholder meetings, due to the relatively small numbers of stakeholders.
Inclusion of climate change adaptation measures into existing development plans of local municipalities and on state level.
Continuous stakeholder meetings support the motivation to keep on with activities even though a project ends and no funds are available in the near future.
The interest of the stakeholders to participate in different projects provided the opportunity to develop ICM guidelines on state level.
Main limiting factors include:
Lack of financial capacity: in district administrations like Aurich, costs are often the main argument for not implementing climate adaptation measures, as the benefits are not clearly visible in the short term. Cost-benefit analysis could provide a useful tool here, but is not often used at this administrative level.
Lack of expertise regarding funding instruments.
The resources for the project were relatively limited (approx. 40.000 EUR) and mainly went for the organisation of workshops and the preparation of reports and flyers. The participation of local stakeholders was not paid and was only possible for those who were sponsored by their institution or for individuals on voluntary basis. In general it is difficult especially for representatives of small administrations to participate in a series of workshops without getting funded.
Local representatives often do not get back tailor-made solutions for their problems, which lowers their motivation to participate in other projects/workshops.
Existing programs for financing climate protection and adaptation measures on national and European level require matching funds (see also 2.6 for an overview of existing funding mechanisms on EU level, national level and of the federal state of Lower Saxony), and this has limited their potential uptake.
The Aurich case study is an example of how, with very limited financial means, an improvement of coastal management towards a more integrated approach as well as the consideration of climate adaptation was achieved. This was due to the small, highly motivated circle of stakeholders as well as to the general strong network in the region working on a day by day basis on several non-ICM issues. Above all, the work on the Aurich case study was supported and channeled by the ICM platform of Lower Saxony. Therefore, local stakeholders are continuously working on these topics and see projects as helpful support. New for the stakeholders were organized workshops. These workshops conducted during the project have resulted in the formation of a community of stakeholders and ICM practitioners from different administrative levels who have continued meeting also after the lifespan of the project has expired. Furthermore, light was shed on the integrated nature and spatial dimension of problems such as sand-and clay abstraction and drainage, and the need for integrative approaches and flexible measures has become clear during the exercise.
As for the measures identified in this case study, data on their costs and benefits are difficult to find for the specific scale and area of the project. However, an approach on how to conduct such a cost-benefit analysis and what could be the results is provided by a study conducted for the German Environmental agency UBA: A cost-benefit-analysis for 28 case studies on climate adaptation measures was conducted (see also Tröltzsch et al 2012). For the construction of dikes and beach nourishments with a time horizon of 2085, the study found the benefits to be higher than the costs by a factor of 2.5. Despite the usefulness of such data in political decisions, care needs to be taken in their interpretation, as an important factor in estimating costs and benefits of climate adaptation measures is the uncertainty of possible effects of climate change. The degree of security associated with the cost-benefit estimation for dike-enforcement and beach-nourishments in this study was estimated to be moderate.
The policies which were assessed during the project and were found to be important building blocks for ICM and guiding coastal development in the case of Aurich are:
Land-Use Planning Policy of the federal state of Lower Saxony (German abbreviation: LROP). It contains binding land-use plan for the whole state of Lower Saxony. Updated from 2009-2012 with provisions on land-use for the implementation of climate protection and precautionary regulations for flood protection as part of climate change adaptation. A package of regulations for integrated coastal management is also part of this policy. Year of inception: 2012; Legal status: fully binding.
Regional Land-Use Policy (German abbreviation: RROP). It concretizes the provisions of the LROP for the regional level and function as a link to municipal land development plans. Issued by districts as the lowest entity of regional planning (such as the district of Aurich) and revised every ten years, these policies also devise areas for clay-and sand- winning. As of 2006, a strategic Environmental Assessment is necessary for the RROPs. Status: The RROP of Aurich is awaiting a thorough update. Until then, the version from 2008 (including an update from 2012) stays valid; Legal status binding.
Land-Use Concept for the Coastal Sea of Lower Saxony (German abbreviation: ROKK). It formulates statements on land-use based on the LROP, complying with and cross-cutting through the RROPs of all coastal districts within Lower Saxony. The ROKK functions as an important ICM building block, as it offers information on different use functions and conflicts in the coastal sea and provides measures to solve these conflicts and to promote sustainable development. Year of inception: 2005; Legal status: spatial planning provisions non-binding.
The following list includes an overview of the commissions and platforms in place which are important for ICM in the case area of Aurich:
Governmental Commission of Lower Saxony for Climate Protection. The commission functions as think-tank for the proposition of components for the Climate Protection Strategy of the State of Lower Saxony. Year of foundation: 2008. Degree of formality: voices recommendations for a climate protection strategy for the state of Lower Saxony, not binding.
ICM Platform. Platform for information exchange and networking concerning ICM, chaired by the government of the city of Oldenburg. The platform has produced a web-based interactive map displaying relevant ICM activities in the coastal zone of Lower Saxony. Local actors can enter projects and information into the map. Year of foundation: 2013. Degree of formality: offer from the government of Lower Saxony, not binding.
German-Dutch Commission for Land-Use Planning. The Commission has the task to facilitate the collaboration between Germany and the Netherlands on topics of land-use planning and to coordinate harmonize measures and plans in the border area. Year of foundation: 1967. Degree of formality: informal Commission, not binding.
The Coast Climate project was conducted between January 2013 and February 2014 resulting in a political decision concerning implementation of concrete adaptation measures. Moreover the implementation process was initiated.
Potentially very long term.
Ingo deVries
E-mail: Ingo.deVries@landkreis-aurich.de
http://www.raumordnung.niedersachsen.de
EC DG ENV Study "Sharing of Best Practices on Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) in a Context of Adaptation to Climate Change in Coastal Areas"
Aurich, conflict of interests, drainage, inland drainage, sand and clay abstraction, spatial planning, stakeholder involvement
Coastal areas, Disaster Risk Reduction, Water management
Sub National Regions
Weser-Ems (DE)


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1The story
2Production
3Characters
3.1Returning from the first movie
3.2New in this movie
4Animals featured
5Hidden Appearances
6Soundtrack
7Trivia
8.1Criticism
8.2Box office
10Other websites
The Jungle Book 2
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Karl Geurs
Mae Whitman
Connor Funk
Bob Joles
Tony Jay
Jim Cummings
Christopher K. Gee
Peter Lonsdale
Paul Grabowsky
Richard M. Sherman
Robert B. Sherman
Icon Film Distribution/Igor Entertainment/Beacon Pictures (Australia)
February 14, 2003 Australia
February 23, 2003 United States
September 17, 2008 Togo
May 18, 2019 Bhutan (internet)
$20 million[1]
The Jungle Book 2 is a 2003 animated movie produced by DisneyToon Studios in Sydney, Australia. It was released by Walt Disney Pictures and Buena Vista Distribution. It was released in France on February 5, 2003, and released in the United States on February 14, 2003. It is the sequel to Walt Disney's 1967 movie The Jungle Book. Haley Joel Osment did the voice of Mowgli, and John Goodman did the voice of Baloo. The movie was going to be a direct-to-video movie, but it was released in theaters first. The movie is not based on The Second Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling (published in 1895). However, they do have some of the same characters. When released, the movie was criticised mainly for its bad animation and a story similar to the original movie. Disney released the VHS and DVD versions on June 10, 2003. On June 17, 2008 a Special Edition DVD was released.
The story[change | change source]
Mowgli feels unwelcome and out of place in the human village where he now lives. When Baloo arrives for a visit, Mowgli leaves with him to go back to the jungle. However, his friend Shanti thinks he was kidnapped. She follows him into the jungle. Shere Khan is still hunting for Mowgli, which puts him, as well as Shanti and Baloo, in danger. Mowgli must decide whether he wants to live in the jungle with Baloo, or stay in the village with Shanti.
Production[change | change source]
John Goodman recorded his voice work in New Orleans while Haley Joel Osment recorded his in California.
Due to a legal dispute, the character of King Louie from the original Jungle Book could not be included in this movie. However, he is briefly mentioned in the middle of the movie.
The decision was made to keep Shere Khan in shadow during the beginning of the movie to "reflect his 'wounded pride'".[2]
Characters[change | change source]
Returning from the first movie[change | change source]
Mowgli, voiced by Haley Joel Osment
Baloo, voiced by John Goodman
Bagheera, voiced by Bob Joles
Shanti, voiced by Mae Whitman
Shere Khan, voiced by Tony Jay
Kaa, voiced by Jim Cummings
Colonel Hathi, voiced by Jim Cummings
Hathi, Jr., voice unknown
Buzzie, Flaps, Dizzie, & Ziggy, voiced by Jim Cummings, Jeff Bennett, and Jess Harnell
Flunkey, voiced by Jim Cummings
New in this movie[change | change source]
Lucky, voiced by Phil Collins
Ranjan, voiced by Connor Funk
Ranjan's Father, voiced by John Rhys-Davies
Messua, voiced by Veena Bidasha
Additional voices provided by Jeff Bennett, Baron Davis, Jess Harnell, Devika Parikh, Veena Bidasha, Brian Cummings, and an uncredited J. Grant Albrecht.
Animals featured[change | change source]
Human (Mowgli, Shanti, Ranjan, Ranjan's Father, Messua, Nathoo & Other Villagers)
Sloth Bear (Baloo)
Black Panther (Bagheera)
Tiger (Shere Khan)
Indian Python (Kaa)
Asian Elephant (Colonel Hathi, Hathi Jr. & Elephant Patrol; Some seen in King Louie's former palace)
Indian Vulture (Buzzie, Flaps, Dizzie, Ziggy & Lucky)
Baboon (Flunkey)
Indian Rhinoceros (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Parakeet (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Hippopotamus (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Indian Mongoose (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Ocelot (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Water rat (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Insect (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Earthworm (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Crane (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Cuckoo (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Kookaburra (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Gazelle (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Langur (The Bandar-log)
Owl (Seen by Shanti in the jungle)
Vampire Bat (Seen attacking Shanti)
Macaque (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Meerkat (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Warthog (Seen in King Louie's former palace)
Hidden Appearances[change | change source]
During one of attempts at the classic musical number "The Bear Necessities" from the first movie, two prickly pears land on and stick to Kaa's head, making him look like Mickey Mouse. This is an example of a Hidden Mickey.
During W-I-L-D, Pumbaa can briefly be seen dancing until Baloo bounces them off with his backside.
Soundtrack[change | change source]
The band Smash Mouth recorded a cover of the Sherman Brothers song, "I Wanna Be Like You" (originally from the 1967 musical movie), which is featured on this movie's soundtrack.
Trivia[change | change source]
This is the second Disney sequel to take place right after the ending of the first movie since The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, which took place right after the ending of the original.
Kaa is the second character to originally be played by Sterling Holloway and then taken over by Jim Cummings, the first being Winnie-the-Pooh.
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Criticism[change | change source]
Many people thought that The Jungle Book 2 was too much like the original 1967 classic. Many people thought it should have gone direct-to-video like what it was originally made for. On Rotten Tomatoes, the general opinion is "This inferior rehash of The Jungle Book should have gone straight to video." Based on 86 reviews, the movie has a "rotten" 19%, with an average score of 4.4.[3] In the "cream of the crop" division, the movie has a 17% with an average score of 4.1.[4] In the RT Community, it has a 30%, with an average score of 3.7.[5]
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The movie has made a total domestic gross of $47,901,582.[1]
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↑ Tracy, Joe. "A Look at The Jungle Book 2". Digital Media FX. Retrieved 2008-09-11.
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Saludos Amigos (1942)
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Make Mine Music (1946)
Fun and Fancy Free (1947)
Melody Time (1948)
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (1949)
Peter Pan (1953)
Lady and the Tramp (1955)
One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961)
The Sword in the Stone (1963)
The Aristocats (1970)
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977)
The Rescuers (1977)
The Fox and the Hound (1981)
The Black Cauldron (1985)
Oliver & Company (1988)
The Rescuers Down Under (1990)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)
Dinosaur (2000)
Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)
Treasure Planet (2002)
Brother Bear (2003)
Home on the Range (2004)
Chicken Little (2005)
Meet the Robinsons (2007)
Winnie the Pooh (2011)
Wreck-It Ralph (2012)
Big Hero 6 (2014)
Zootopia (2016)
Moana (2016)
Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018)
Frozen II (2019)
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Monsters University (2013)
The Good Dinosaur (2015)
Finding Dory (2016)
Incredibles 2 (2018)
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Soul (2020; international release)
Luca (2021; international release)
Lightyear (2022)
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DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (1990)
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Return to Never Land (2002)
Piglet's Big Movie (2003)
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Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue (2010; international release)
Secret of the Wings (2012; limited release)
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Mars Needs Moms (2011)
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Song of the South (1946)
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John Williamson interview: John Williamson speaks about his Muster experience, past and present. (Audio only)
JOHN Williamson has been a regular at the Muster since it first began, so it is only fitting the Aussie icon is on hand to help celebrate its 35th Anniversary - and promising the "best show that I've ever put on".
Mr Williamson said the festival presented a wonderful experience for musicians thanks to its unique combination of location and fan response.
"I think it's a great sound in that Amamoor forest and I think anyone in this career loves a chance to perform to so many people at once," he said.
"You do get to entertain a lot of people and they're all on your side."
Having played at more than every second show since it started he said it was great when the weather turned wet, although he would not wish it on organisers.
"I think it's a lot of fun when its wet... when people are bogging to get out there, and it gives everyone an excuse to have their hats and their Driza-bones."
With an abundance of memories from Musters past, he said his favourite was getting to know Aussie country legend Chad Morgan at the very first, which was held at the Webb Brothers farm until 1985.
Fans at this year's show can expect to see several new things in his set, from the first festival performance of his new single Aussie Girls to the addition of two artists which will give a new flavour to his music.
"We've been experimenting with things and I think we've come up with a sound that's very very refreshing," he said, adding that for this year he will have two new artists backing him on a variety of instruments.
Claire O'Meara, a member of country band The Bushwackers, will be joining on violin, piano accordion, and vocals, while Matt Fell will also be contributing on bass and the mandolele.
While he is restricted by time, he added that he is going to try sneaking a few new songs into the setlist.
With everything shaping up for a spectacular show, though, Mr Williams laughed that it was guaranteeing the most basic elements which still concerned him.
"I just want them to sing along when I ask them to sing along."
John Williamson will be playing the Main Stage tomorrow at 6.45pm, and will be involved in a Songwriters Session at the Grove from 1pm as well.
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Have you been telling a friend or neighbor about the Forklift for years? Here's a great excuse to bring them to visit!
On the first Friday of each month, we stay open late to host live bands, artists, food trucks, plus a pop-up bar with craft beer and wine, thanks to Riverdale's Town Center Market. It's a kid- and adult-friendly event, so all ages (and friendly, leashed pets) are welcome.
The next party is August 5th!
We'll have jazz funk from Glass Caravan, a rock and jazz quartet based in central MD. They specialize in original compositions, innovative arrangements, and straight-up covers and standards.
Local artists exhibiting include Mary Ann Lipovsky, Karla Lawrence, Michelle Elizabeth, Richard Brown, and Denise Marie Brown. Visit our blog for a preview of their work!
Are you keeping cool this summer? Help us make sure ALL our neighbors are able to beat the heat!
Through our Home Essentials program, Community Forklift provides free building materials, home fixtures, and appliances to neighbors in need. At the moment, the demand for window air conditioning units and refrigerators is sky-high, but we haven't seen enough of these items come through our warehouse to keep up.
If you have a spare AC unit or fridge that is fully functioning and clean, please bring it over to the warehouse!
It could make the difference for a senior trying to properly store her insulin, a father hoping to cut costs by buying healthy food in bulk for his kids, or someone with limited mobility trying to stay cool in their home.
Thanks, Forklift Fans - we know we can count on you!
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Superintendent Lionell and crew, with a haul of reclaimed materials from a deconstruction site.
Along with their sister organization, Details Deconstruction, Brick + Board has deconstructed over 130 vacant rowhouses in Baltimore, diverting 95% of waste from the landfill, salvaging over half a million bricks and nearly 150,000 board feet of lumber, and creating 35 jobs for Baltimoreans.
Now, you can find their beautiful reclaimed bricks here at Community Forklift.
At just $1 each, these vintage bricks are perfect for building a patio with a lovely patina! You can find them in our courtyard, but we also have many pallets hidden in our overflow storage area - so if you need a large amount, just ask a Reuse Associate.
You have just purchased the perfect piece of furniture... a glass front cabinet from the early 1900's, exactly what you have been looking for, at a bargain price. It just needs a little love... a hinge is missing from one of the doors, a piece of the wavy glass is broken and it needs a new latch. Where will you find everything?
Community Forklift, of course! Check out our blog for details about our stock of hardware and parts for repair.
"Sometimes you have to go back to move forward. We have so much amazing new inventory at the shop that we needed to move part of our space back into Community Forklift, where we started this whole upcycling journey back when we were Shabadaba Chic. Feels like we have come full circle, joining efforts as two businesses focusing on salvage and community."
You can find this great upcycled inventory in Community Forklift's warehouse, across from our Historic District room.
Remember, most of our classes include a free opportunity to pre-register for prime seating. Just follow the class links below to RSVP on our EventBrite site.
THE TOOL SERIES IS BACK, FOLKS!
This two-part series covers basics about use, purchase, and safety of household tools. You'll gain confidence and learn new skills while getting hands-on with common hand and power tools. Presented by Mark Wardlaw of BNV Remodeling. Mark is a licensed contractor in DC and MD with more than 35 years of experience in the construction and remodeling fields.
In this hour-long class, learn which hand tools to use for which jobs, and how to use them effectively.
In this hands-on class, learn about a variety of small power tools, including drills and saws. Mark will discuss safety, and how to perform different cuts and tasks. Bring your questions!
Join professional home inspector, Sean Troxell, and learn about inspection techniques and issues found in different systems - plumbing, electrical, structural - of older homes and what to look out for when purchasing historic properties.
This year, our friends at Christmas in April completed repairs on their 2,500th house in Prince George's County! This wonderful local nonprofit helps elderly, disabled, and low-income neighbors to live in comfort and dignity.
This month, save on modern AND vintage lights, shades & bulbs with orange or blue tags. Sale includes a large variety of chandeliers, wall sconces, patio lights, lamps, and fluorescent fixtures - we even have some surplus lights that are still in the box! Sale does not include light parts, electrical supplies, or ceiling fans without lights.
Sale includes modern AND vintage washers, dryers, stoves, fridges, and microwaves with orange or blue tags. This sale does not include ALCO reconditioned appliances, water heaters, HVAC equipment, air conditioners, or other types of machines.
10% Off Your Purchase When You Wear a Community Forklift Shirt!
Don't have one yet? They're just $10 each, so pick one up at our front desk. Then, throughout July you can save 10% off any regularly priced items when you are wearing your shirt. Thank you, Forklift Fans! We appreciate you!
We have mens crewneck and womens scoopneck styles available in small through 3X. They are 100% cotton.
Free Orphan Cabinets, Doors, and Drawers!
Giveaway includes kitchen cabinets with orange price tags of $15 or less, as well as "orphan" cabinet doors & drawers. Limit 3 cabinets per household, and 10 cabinet doors & drawers per household. Giveaway does not apply to cabinet sets, vanities, or other types of furniture.


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Based on the novel, Fengshen Yanyi, featuring an all-star cast including Jet Li, Tony Leung, Louis Koo, Huang Xiaoming and more! As King Zhou slowly turns into a tyrant due to the influence of a vixen spirit disguised as one of his concubines, the forces between good and evil begin to mobilize and both sides head towards a climactic battle.
cast Jet Li, Tony Leung, Fan Bing Bing, Huang Xiao Ming, Louis Koo, Angelababy
director Koan Hui
Lonesome marriage consultant Ming meets a blind but charming young lady, Yeuk, at a subway station. When Ming suddenly turns blind too, Yeuk helps him navigate through his world of darkness, and they begin to fall in love. This feature is based on the illustrated book from famous Taiwan illustrator Jimmy Liao.
cast Tony Leung, Miriam Yeung, Chang Chen
director Joe Ma
Mrs K is a housewife who lives in a quiet suburban neighborhood with her husband, Mr. K, and their daughter, Lil' K. But when a stranger shows up to black Mrs. K, she is forced out of her sheltered life to face an old enemy and save her family.
cast Kara Hui, Simon Yam, Wu Bai, Siow Li Xuan
director Ho Yuhang
Love Endures
Jiang Shun, a man with an IQ level of a preschooler, finds an abandoned baby one day. He decides to adopt her and names her Jiang Chong Ming, meaning clever. Chong Ming grows up to be a smart and clever girl who protects her father from bullies, but when Chong Ming discovers romance, she starts to feel that her father`s existence is a burden.
cast Liu Kai Chi, Emily Kong
director Jovi Theng
In 1992, a heavy rainstorm caused a massive power outage in Hong Kong. Two young astrology enthusiasts, Moon and Sun, met on that starry night and fell in love. However, the path to love is not an easy one and they would need to endure parental objections and overcome challenges from teachers and friends.
cast Kathy Yuen, Daichi Harashima
director Benny Lau
A Better Tomorrow 2018
In this remake of John Woo's legendary heroic bloodshed movie, a former drug smuggler attempts to start his life anew and repair his relationship with his estranged brother, who is a rising star in the Police Narcotics Division.
cast Wang Kai, Ma Tian Yu, Darren Wang, Lam Suet
director Ding Sheng
May We Chat
In this contemporary film starring strong performances from newcomers Rainky Wai, Kabby Hui and Heidi Lee, "May We Chat" sheds light on the city's marginalized youth. Yan, Wai Wai and Yut Gei are three young women from very different backgrounds who met on WeChat, a social media platform, to discuss fashion, make-up and sex. When one of them is kidnapped, the other two attempt to find her, and dive into the world of prostitution and lowlife triads.
cast Rainky Wai, Heidi Lee, Kabby Hui, Irene Wan, Mak Tak Wwho
director Philip Yung
The pregnant queen of the monster realm flees a civil war and lands in human world, near Yung Ning Village. She seeks the help of a wimpy villager to become the surrogate father for her child, Wuba. From the time he was born, little Wuba embarks on a thrilling journey to escape from those who want to capture him at all costs.
cast Bai Bai He, Jing Bo Ran, Eric Tsang, Sandra Ng
director Raman Hui
The Way We Keep Dancing
This sequel of "The Way We Dance" features the plight of Hong Kong's grassroots performing artists as they fight against the government's plan to gentrify an industrial district where they settled in.
cast Cherry Ngan, Babyjohn Choi, Lokman Yeung, Heyo


Blending dairy with grains is a fast-emerging, important and often overlooked area of new product development. It may be new in Europe and North America, but its business potential has already been proven by huge successes in Australia and New Zealand, where the concept is long-established, not to mention traditional products like bircher muesli in Switzerland.
1. A more filling eating experience – which is particularly appealing to male consumers. In New Zealand the Mammoth yoghurt brand, which combines a high protein dairy base – 15g per 100g – with buckwheat, quinoa, and barley. A major success in New Zealand, despite retailing at a 100% premium to the biggest yoghurt brand, it accounted for 26% of the growth in New Zealand's yoghurt market.
2. Possibility of sustained energy marketing message. As the success of Belvita has shown, the sustained energy message is very interesting to consumers. Depending on the grain and other ingredients selected, the door is opens the door to using one of the claims approved by Europe's demanding health claim regulator. Oats, for example, can make slow energy/healthy blood sugar claims. Inulin – commonly used in dairy products – is also now able to make such a claim.
3. Gluten-free. Selection of a grain such as quinoa opens the door to making a gluten-free claim. Gluten-free is not only of interest to people with coeliac disease but to a growing swath of consumers for whom it signifies "a healthier choice". One company has told New Nutrition Business that 80% of the buyers of its gluten-free products are healthy people with no medical need for them.
At present this opportunity is largely being pursued by entrepreneurial start-ups. One of the many brand working to create this new market is UK yoghurt-and- muesli combination Oso Natural Fuel. As a self-confessed 'fitness freak', Oso founder Paul Hayes says he first came up with the idea for the oat and yoghurt blend while travelling in Australia and taking part in a variety of sports.
The basic recipe is relatively simple: oats (20% of the product), low-fat yogurt, fruit, apple juice and "a small amount of natural cane sugar" (total sugars are 8g per 100g). The apple juice plays a significant part in the overall consistency and accounts for 22% or 23% of the product. The concept is similar to a traditional, home-made Bircher muesli, in which the oats are soaked in apple juice, typically overnight, and then yoghurt and fresh apple are added before eating.
In the case of Oso, fruit is added in three different flavours: strawberry, raspberry and mango & passion fruit. This choice was determined purely by the most popular flavours in the yoghurt category, the company says. Shelf life is 25 days and the 200g pots, presented in a printed sleeve, come with a spoon. The retail price for each 200g pot is between £1.29 ($2.12/€1.55) and £1.39 ($2.28/€1.67).
Based on oats' good nutritional science and permitted health claim, the brand focuses on a 'Natural Fuel' message. The strong sports and fitness branding on the website is in part about allowing consumers to feel they can choose when to eat Oso, he explains. "People may naturally associate it with breakfast, but it's not specifically – or only – aimed at that market," says the company's founder.
Because the idea of a grain-plus-dairy snack is still relatively new, in-store sampling is key to creating success. It is a vital tool in re-assuring people that something with which they are unfamiliar also tastes good.
Single-serve products which combine the "naturally healthy" virtues of dairy and grains are completely aligned with consumers' needs for convenience, health (from "naturally healthy" ingredients) and indulgent tastes. They are an embryonic market that's waiting to be developed and is neglected by everyone but a few entrepreneurial companies. The evidence is that though the combination may be completely unfamiliar to consumers, once they have experienced the tastes and textures and the satisfying nature of such snacks, they become committed buyers. At present many dairy companies are focused on split pots – dairy foods with the cereal in a separate cup that the consumer must mix in themselves. Most of them will find that in terms of profit margin, convenience and opportunity dairy-and-grain blends will be the bigger opportunity.


Insta Story – all features explained!
Since you've clicked to read this article, you probably know in general what Insta Story is – a series of photos and videos people can swipe through on Instagram.
As you probably know, Insta Story disappears 24 hours after publishing, so it has a different purpose than a regular photo on your Instagram account. It was created to keep you in touch with your followers on a day-to-day basis rather than expand your feed. It is great to share moments of the day with your friends, but it's even important for public persons or those who run their own businesses to reach people who will buy what they offer.
Stories that were updated most recently tend to appear first.
An algorithm predicts user's preferences – it shows you things that usually interest you most.
At the beginning, you see Stories of people with whom you interact the most.
If you've muted some accounts, Insta Stories of them will appear last.
How to post your own Insta Story?
You can post a photo or video from your camera roll – but only these taken during last 24 hours. That is the purpose of Insta Story – show your HERE & NOW, not the past! You can post live Insta Story, regular photos and videos, put some different cute face filters (puppy!), record boomerangs or rewind your videos, or even record without pressing the button all the time which is actually a life-changer for some users!
After you shoot a photo or record a video, it's a time to edit it! You can choose a color filter that you like most – and if you are planning to post few photos in a row (that are somehow connected to each other), you may consider putting the same color filter for all of them. Why? Because it will make your Insta Story look more consistent and intentional.
You can easily add some text to your photo or video. Simply tap on the text icon in the upper right corner, type the text and tap on the chosen color. If you swipe left on the color palette, you will see more color options. The other way is to press on one color – it will unlock all the colors of the rainbow! If you wish, you can make each word in a different color.
Now it's a good time to tap on the drawing tool and add some custom drawings! You can choose between pointed marker, angled marker, highlighter or a rubber. You can also change the size and color of it.
Life-hack: Choose a pointed marker tool, a color, then tap on the screen, hold it a while, and swipe down. The whole screen should be filled with a chosen color. The perfect canvas for some text!
More and more stickers are available! Smiley faces, crowns, sunglasses, and mustaches can be added to your photo or video.
What is more, you can add hashtags or your location that are actually live links, just as regular ones. You can also tag your friends by using the @ symbol (you can tag up to 10 people).
You need to know that for now, this feature is available only for verified accounts. If such accounts share a link, you will see the "See More" button at the bottom of their Story. You just need to type on it or swipe up to open the link.
In case you want to disable messages to your Story, go to your profile, tap on Settings in the top right corner, choose "Story Settings" and select an option from the list: "everyone", "people you follow" or "off".
Phew..! You CAN delete your Insta Story! 🙂 Tap on three dots at bottom right corner of the photo or video, hit "Delete" and "Confirm".
Again, go to your profile, choose "Settings" icon, tap on "Story Settings", then "Hide My Story From" and choose proper accounts. Done!
Since Insta Story feature has become available, many users post A LOT every day. Let's be honest, everyone has that one friend who posts BILLIONS of meaningless stuff on their Insta Story. Others think that it doesn't require as good quality as their regular Instagram feed.
By the way… We all skip such Stories, right?
Be professional! Add only few photos or videos a day and keep the high quality of the posted material. Otherwise, people will be sick of your absolutely not interesting content.
Woah, a lot of stuff to remember, huh?
Let me know in the comments section below what is your key to master Insta Story feature!


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Thomas Elder Boyd (1802 – 12 October 1860) was a Scottish-born banker and politician in colonial Australia, member of the New South Wales Legislative Council in 1845.

Boyd was born in Perth, Scotland, the son of James Boyd. In 1842, Boyd was the manager of the Melbourne branch of the Union Bank of Australia, in January 1854 he became manager of the Colonial Bank.

On 1 August 1845, Boyd was elected to the New South Wales Legislative Council as member for Port Phillip District (later to become the separate colony of Victoria). Boyd left the Council on 11 December 1845.

Boyd died in Melbourne on 12 October 1860. He had married Jessie Small, in Dundee, Scotland c. 1831 and to Sarah Kennedy Young, in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1848.

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Осети или Осетини, су народ иранског порекла који живи на Кавказу. Потомци су сарматског племена, Алана.

Име
Преци Осета били су познати под именом Алани. Други назив који је употребљаван за Алане био је Јаси (на мађарском -{Jász}-, на руском -{Jasy}-, на грузинском -{Osi}-). Сматра се да је из овог имена настало и модерно име Осета. Осети сами себе називају именом Ирони ("Иранци").

Бројност популације
Данас на Кавказу живи око 700.000 Осета. Највише их живи у Републици Северној Осетији-Аланији (део Руске Федерације) и Републици Јужној Осетији (формално део Грузије, али фактички је независна држава).

Осети чине етничку већину у обе републике. У Северној Осетији-Аланији, Осети чине 65%(2010) популације, док у Јужној Осетији чине 89%(2012).

Језик и религија
Осетски језик спада у источну групу иранских језика. По вероисповести, Осети су већином православни хришћани, а има их и муслимана.

Историја
Од краја 1. до друге половине 4. века нове ере, преци Осета, Алани, имали су врховну власт над моћном конфедерацијом сарматских племена. Кинески извори из 3. и 5. века нове ере помињу између Каспијског и Црног мора краљевину Yancai која је променила име у краљевина Alanliao и која је била у вазалном односу према држави Kangju (Согдијани). Забележено је да су одећа и начин живота становника државе Alanliao били исти као становника Согдијане.

72 године после Христа, Алани су у савезу са другим племенима извршили инвазију на Јерменију и Медију. У четвртом веку један део Алана се под притиском Хуна сели на запад.

На крају четвртог и почетком петог века Алане налазимо у више региона Западне Европе. 406. године Алани прелазе Рајну и упадају у Галију (данашња Француска). Ту су се Алани поделили на две групе. Једна група је прешла у службу Римског царства и остала у Галији. Друга група је 409. године упала на Пиринејско полуострво, где је формирала Аланску државу. Аланску државу су 418. године уништили Западни Готи. Под притиском Западних Гота 429. године Алани, Вандали и Свеви су се преселили у Северну Африку, где су формирали Вандалско-Аланску краљевину, која је постојала нешто више од 100 година, док је нису уништили Византинци.

Алани, који су остали у Галији, су повремено били у служби Римског царства, а повремено у савезу са Готима. Године 439. је формирана нова Аланска држава на подручју данашњег града Орлеана. Међутим, и ова држава је уништена, а Алани су се касније асимиловали у друге западноевропске народе и престали да постоје као нација.

Алани који су остали у региону Кавказа под влашћу Хуна, преселили су се нешто јужније, на саме Кавкаске планине. Између десетог и дванаестог века, Аланија је била значајна држава у кавкаском региону. Алански краљеви имали су велику моћ и међународни углед. Највећу моћ Аланија је достигла у време краља Дургулела у једанаестом веку, кога стране хронике из тог времена називају Дургулел Велики. У 13. веку, Аланију су уништили Монголски освајачи.

Један део Алана се 1239. године доселио у Угарску, где су били познати под именом Јаси. Њихови мађаризовани потомци данас живе у мађарској жупанији Јас-Нађкун-Солнок, говоре мађарским језиком и сматрају се етничком групом Мађара, али је међу њима сачувана и свест о јашком пореклу.

У време постојања Совјетског Савеза, потомци Алана, Осети, добили су две аутономне територије: Аутономну Републику Северну Осетију (у саставу Русије) и Аутономну Област Јужну Осетију (у саставу Грузије). После осамостаљења Грузије (1991. године), Јужна Осетија је такође прогласила сопствену независност и данас постоји као независна држава са ограниченим међународним признањем. Северна Осетија је недавно променила име у Северна Осетија-Аланија, рефлектујући тако своју везу са средњовековном краљевином.

Сродни народи
По језику, најсроднији народ Осетима су Јагнобци (народ настањен у Таџикистану), затим Пуштуни и Памирски народи, као и други Ирански народи.

Неки истраживачи порекла Срба и Хрвата сматрају да су Срби и Хрвати такође били аланска племена,  тако да би се и Срби и Хрвати у извесном смислу могли сматрати сродницима Осета. Према овим тврдњама, Срби и Хрвати су првобитно живели у аланској постојбини северно од Кавказа, одакле су се у време хунске најезде преселили у средњу Европу, где су се временом стопили са Словенима, којима су оставили своје име (За више информација видети чланке: Иранска теорија о пореклу Срба и Иранска теорија о пореклу Хрвата).

Види још
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 Јаси
 Алани
 Сармати
 Северна Осетија-Аланија
 Јужна Осетија
 Срби
 Хрвати
 Мађари
 Секељи
 Хајду (Мађари)
 Кумани
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Осети
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Етничке групе Русије
Етничке групе Грузије
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Aurora City Hall is located at 15151 East Alameda Parkway, Aurora, CO 80012; phone: 303-739-7000.
Photo: William Smith House, ca. 1910, 412 Oswego Court, Aurora, CO. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. Photographed by User:Jeffrey Beall (own work), 2011, [cc-by-3.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons, accessed July, 2013.
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William Smith was very much a part of the settlement and development of Aurora. Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1860, Smith came to America in 1878 under the sponsorship of Lord James W. Barclay. Barclay was head of the banking house of Barclay and Company, a member of the English Parliament, and a director of the Colorado Mortgage and Investment Company of London, Ltd. The Colorado Mortgage and Investment Company was involved in numerous irrigation projects, but is best known for its development of the Highline Canal. James Duff was the local director of the company and its subsidiary, the Platte Land Company which managed land along the canal. Lord Barclay arranged for Smith to work for Duff in Denver for a period of twelve months in exchange for his passage and expenses traveling from New York to Denver.
By 1882 William Smith was able to purchase his own farm land in the vicinity of what is now Sixth Avenue and Peoria Street in Aurora. He built a one-room frame house to which more rooms were added. The yard was a field of cactus bordering the Highline Canal which watered the semi-arid fields to the north. The land south of the canal had to be dry land farmed. Smith raised sheep, alfalfa, barley, corn, wheat, and sugar beets in addition to a small dairy operation.
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You can't make me happier than giving me a great beer and then referencing a great TV show to do so. Rock Bottom Brewery in Loveland has done just that. 'Arrested Development' remains as one of my all-time favorite shows, and Rock Bottom's head brewer must have liked it too.
'Arrested Development' was great. I LOVED that show. Well, the first three seasons, for sure. Michael Bluth and his crazy family always made me laugh. Sidebar- if you're looking for a crazy drinking game, try 'Drink 'em, Michael'- where you take a drink every time someone says 'Michael' (do NOT use whiskey). So when I sat down recently at Rock Bottom Brewery at The Promenade Shops at Centerra and saw that they now have a beer name that references one of the best episodes of the show, I nearly cried.
In the second episode (technically the FIRST episode after the 'pilot') 'Top Banana', two things are notable that happen. One, Michael makes his son, George Michael, manager of the family's banana stand. Michael says, 'You're in charge, Mr. Manager' and George Michael goes on to keep calling HIMSELF 'Mr. Manager.' It's hysterical. Second, Michael's father, George Bluth, keeps telling Michael that 'There's always money in the banana stand', as if it's a money maker. When the banana stand gets into financial trouble with George Michael and his cousin Maebe running it, Michael and George Michael end up burning the stand down. When Michael gives the news to his dad, who's in prison, dad flips out because there's always money in the banana stand! There was cash lining the walls of the stand! Classic!
Rock Bottom's head brewer must have loved the episode, because their latest IPA is 'Mr. Manager.' The description of the beer begins, 'There's always money in the banana stand', and goes on to talk about how the beer has banana in it. How cool is that?
Beer and TV just seem to go together, it really shouldn't come as surprise that local brewer would put them together in a beer! Have you seen other TV references at craft brewers in Northern Colorado?


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Schism will not help First Nations
Grand Chief Derek Nepinak of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press
Published July 17, 2013 Updated July 17, 2013
Derek Nepinak, the Grand Chief of Manitoba, is in effect threatening to confuse the lines of communications between the government of Canada and the country's First Nations, by his proposal to establish a new National Treaty Alliance, to replace the Assembly of First Nations. This week, a conference called a National Treaty Gathering is being held at Onion Lake, Sask., to such an end – the AFN is holding its own general assembly in Whitehorse from Wednesday to Friday. This looks like the beginning of a schism, inducing many aboriginal leaders to choose between the two events.
Shawn Atleo, the National Chief of the AFN, does not regard himself as the holder of prime ministerial or powers; rather, he is the representative of the chiefs who elected him. Grand Chief Nepinak may see fit in due course to oppose Mr. Atleo's re-election, and in the meantime to urge him to change his approach. His complaint that Mr. Atleo is trying to negotiate "behind closed doors" is misplaced; it would make little sense to negotiate about the application and interpretation of treaty rights on live television.
Mr. Nepinak's argument that the parties to the treaties, not the AFN, should be negotiating with the federal government, almost comes down to a distinction without a difference. The AFN, after all, is the association of the aboriginal parties to those same treaties. The Crown gathering of January, 2012, showed some success in engaging directly with Prime Minister Stephen Harper. The way forward is to find a comprehensive approach that also accommodates particular circumstances. Grand Chief Nepinak's alternative seems doomed to divide the First Nations communities, and to scatter the attention of the federal government.
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Dan Fogelman Inks Mega New Overall Deal With 20th Century Fox Television
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This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman is staying put at 20th Century Fox TV, signing a massive new five-year deal with the studio behind the hit NBC drama.
Under the pact, Fogelman will continue to help steer This Is Us, which is headed into its fourth season, and develop new series for the studio, now owned by Disney, through his Rhode Island Ave. Productions. (This Is Us has bot been renewed by NBC but that is considered a formality.)
Fogelman was one of the biggest names on 20th TV's roster to come into play this year. It was important for the studio to step up to keep him and it did so. No one would comment but I hear Fogelman's new deal is in the nine figures.
This is the latest big overall deal announced by 20th TV since its acquisition by Disney (along with other key 21st Century Fox assets) was finalized in March. It brings Fogelman back in the Disney fold where he established himself as a screenwriter with the Pixar hit Cars, followed by the Disney animated features Bolt and Tangled.
'This Is Us' Tops Tuesday Night Ratings; 'The Conners' Dips In Return
Before moving to 20th TV in 2015, he had an overall deal at ABC Studios stemming from the Disney relationship on the feature side, which yielded two comedy series, The Neighbors and period musical Galavant.
Fogelman got off to a quick start at 20th TV, selling two broadcast projects in his maiden development season, This Is Us and Pitch, both of which went to pilot and then series.
This Is Us, which originated as a movie idea and was written on spec by Fogelman, was a breakout ratings and critical hit for NBC. Having recently wrapped its third season, This Is Us is the highest-rated series on broadcast TV among adults 18-49 this season with a 3.79 Live+7 rating. It is the fourth most watched show behind CBS' The Big Bang Theory, NCIS and Young Sheldon.
This Is Us, which Fogelman is co-showrunning with Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, has garnered a slew of Emmy nominations, including back-to-back best drama series noms, with three acting wins, in the lead actor category for Sterling K. Brown and in the guest actor field for Gerald McRaney and Ron Cephas Jones.
Baseball drama Pitch, which Fogelman co-created with Rick Singer, aired on Fox for one season, quickly reaching a cult status.
"Dan Fogelman is everything you could want in a creator — inventive, collaborative, wise, funny, unbelievably talented and improbably humble," said Dana Walden, chairman of Disney TV Studios and ABC Entertainment. "He has devoted his heart and soul to every perfect episode of This is Us. He deserves every bit of the success he's enjoying right now and Craig (Hunegs), Jonnie (Davis), Howard (Kurtzman) and I consider ourselves lottery winners to be in business with him."
Added Fogelman, "I continue to be so grateful to my incredible partners at 20th – Peter Rice, Dana Walden, Jonnie Davis, Howard Kurtzman and every single person at the studio whom I've been fortunate enough to work with these past four years. It has been the best partnership of my career, I've never felt so supported, and I am beyond excited to begin this next chapter at Disney.
Fogelman is a rare TV creator who has never been a writer-producer for hire on primetime series and has only worked on series he has originated. His first show as a creator was the 2006 WB comedy Like Family.
Fogelman, recipient of the 2016 Humanitas Prize for the This Is Us pilot script, began his career in Hollywood working on The Howie Mandel Show, The Man Show and TV Guide Channel, where he wrote the 60-second celebrity bios.
Fogelman's feature credits also include Crazy Stupid Love, starring Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling; Last Vegas, starring Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman and Kevin Kline; The Guilt Trip, starring Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen; and Danny Collins, starring Al Pacino. Fogelman's latest film, Life, Itself, which he directed, starred Oscar Isaac, Olivia Wilde, Annette Bening, and Antonio Banderas.
This is the ninth overall deal announced by 20th TV In the four weeks since the Disney acquisition has gone through, joining pacts with Drew Goddard, Jason Winer, Octavia Spencer, Nora Smith, Jake Kasdan & Melvin Mar, Marlene King, Liz Meriwether, and Amy Holden Jones.
Fogelman deal was negotiated by WME and Bruce Gellman.
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Georgine's thesis title is "On doing Zuo yuezi ("sitting the month") - the practice and implications of postnatal health practices in China."
Her primary supervisor is Professor Therese Hesketh.
To get in touch with Georgine, please email her at georgine.leung.17@ucl.ac.uk.
About Georgine
Georgine is a Nutritionist who grew up in Hong Kong and acquired her MSc in Public Health Nutrition at Queen Margaret University Edinburgh. In the past ten years, she has worked as a Nutrition Scientist at the British Nutrition Foundation and a Lecturer at St Mary's University London. Aside from completing her PhD fieldwork, Georgine currently practices freelance. She writes about topical nutrition issues, teaches on food and nutrition courses and runs cooking workshops to different community groups. She recently completed an MA in the Anthropology of Food at SOAS, University of London, to study the complexities of food matters around the world.
Georgine commenced her PhD studies with the Institute for Global Health in October 2017 and is a part-time researcher. Her supervisors are Professor Therese Hesketh at the Institute for Global Health and Dr Rebecca O'Connell from the Thomas Coram Research Unit.
Thesis summary
Georgine's PhD research explores postnatal practices on Zuo yuezi ("sitting the month", sometimes referred to as self-confinement) in China. She will look at how traditions are being interpreted and acted upon by the women of urban and rural households, the ways these customs and practices are negotiated with their families, healthcare institutions and businesses in Chinese society and the impact on the women's health.
Her methodology comprises (1) textual analysis to trace the prescription of any 'confinement' or related practices in historical and contemporary Chinese medical literature; (2) interviews with new mothers, family members, healthcare professionals, healthcare business managers and workers to discuss their views and personal experiences on Zuo yuezi, (3) participant-observation at a maternity ward, confinement centres and new mothers' homes in Zhejiang province, China.


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But, after three series of the popular comedy drama, Kingdom, the Norfolk market town of Swaffham will no longer be dressed up as fictional Market Shipborough because the show has been axed by ITV.
When the first series was screened in 2007 it was watched by millions of viewers across the country every Sunday night and put its locations of Swaffham and coastal areas such as Wells and Holkham on the map. Swaffham became a tourist destination for viewers keen to see it for themselves.
And for Mr Fry, who starred as solicitor Peter Kingdom, it couldn't have been nearer to home, with his west Norfolk property a couple of miles down the road.
The cast included Celia Imrie as Gloria Millington, Tony Slattery as Sidney Snell and Karl Davies as Lyle Anderson.
But this week, on the social networking site Twitter, Mr Fry expressed his personal sadness that there is to be no fourth series. The last series ended in July with almost five million viewers.
"Our masters at ITV have decided there shan't be a fourth series of the television drama Kingdom. I am sorry because it was such a pleasure making them in my beloved Norfolk," he wrote.
Mr Fry, who is often seen in the check-out queues in local supermarkets, said he was sorry the series has come to an end because the crew of mostly local East Anglians was so cheerful, professional and delightful to work with.
He talks of the citizens of Castle Rising, Wells and Swaffham, who put up with the programme makers' desire to control traffic which he describes as "something of a vain, Canute-like hope in Swaffham's central butter market - Norfolk's Piccadilly Circus".
Mr Fry bids an emotional farewell to the series on the site.
Swafham mayor David Harman said he was greatly disappointment that the Kingdom series had come to an end.
"It is a great disappointment, it is a shock but it was not a total surprise. It was a two-way partnership between the production crews and the townspeople and we thoroughly enjoyed having them in Swaffham, it really put the town on the map," he said.
An ITV spokesman said: "Kingdom has performed well for us over the last three years but we will not be developing any further episodes.


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Karl Nickerl (born 9 June 1931) is an Austrian football defender who played for Austria in the 1960 European Nations' Cup. He also played for First Vienna FC.

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1931 births
Austrian footballers
Austria international footballers
Association football defenders
First Vienna FC players
Living people


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Novgorod pode ser:

 República de Novgorod, um dos mais poderosos Estados russos da Idade Média.

 Oblast de Novgorod
 Veliky Novgorod, cidade na Rússia.
 Oblast de Níjni Novgorod
 Níjni Novgorod, cidade na Rússia.
 Novohrad-Volynskyi, cidade na Ucrânia.
 Novhorod-Siverskyi, cidade na Ucrânia.
 3799 Novgorod, asteróide nomeado em homenagem ao Estado medieval.

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