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From the foundation up until today – the chronicle of SC Berne
The foundation of SCB is a milestone in the sports history of the city of Berne. Again and again the club left its fans in a state of collective joy – and sometimes plunged into deep despair.
Founding 1931
SC Berne was launched by Dr. Fredi Müller on November 3, 1930. At that time 16 active players were part of the team who mostly converted from the «IceFellows» to SCB, The game venue was at Kirchenfeldstrasse 70 where you will find the facility of Tennis Sporting Club Berne today. The ice hockey section started its activity with the official founding date on January 1, 1931. It was in the same year that SCB ordered their own boards as an outline of the matchfield. These boards were never paid for. The unknown supplier was therefore noted as the first sponsor in the history of SCB…
On to the Ka-We-De
1933 followed SCB-s move to the legendary Ka-We-De. The first opponent in the new arena were ZSC on December 3, 1933. It took a couple of more weeks though until the first victory: on January 8, 1934 SCB beat the Canadians of the Cambridge University with 6:2. In the season of 1936/37 it happened: SCB could afford their very own jersey. SCB played fairly well in the league of the big but it was not enough to reach the top in this phase.
The first championship title
A first bitter moment for SCB followed in the season 1955/56: the decent to the NLB was unavoidable. Fortunately, the resurgence was realized in the following season. One year later, it was reality: SCB celebrated its first championship title in the season 1958/59. An average of 7'857 spectators appeared to the home games on the KA-WE-DE back then.
Move to the Allmendstadium
On June 30, 1963 the city of Berne said «YES» to the construction of the ice stadum Allmend. However, the start of the construction was delayed by 3 years due to various objections… 1964/65 SCB celebrated its second championship title. An average of 7'711 spectators were present. The first appearance with the jersey advertisement helped little: SCB descended to the NLB in the 1966/67 season. Exactly at this time the move to the Allmend – without a roof yet – was waiting for SCB.
Question with consequences
In the season 1968/69 the resurgence to the NLA took place. This had a beneficial effect on the political mood. Mayor Reynold Tschäppät asked the legendary question in the stadium: "Do you want a roof?" The local council then decided on November 13, 1969 that the Allmendstadium would get a roof. However, SCB could not exploit this thrust and descended again to the NLB in the season of 1969/70. Therefore, the premiere of the covered Allmend in the lower league became a fact. On November 28, 1970 7'100 spectators witnessed the first SCB victory (5:4 against Küsnacht) in the covered Allmend.
As the team was then on the rise again in the 1971/72 season the crowd showed up in droves: 13'759 spectators meant peak at that time. Then, 1973/74 a great era with four championship titles in six years was initiated. SCB won its third title which was then defended in 1974/75. After the canton rival from Langnau was successful a year later, SCB immediately took the title back again in the season of 1976/77. The championship title 1978/79 should then be the last great success for 10 years. In the 1979/80 season SCB scored the until then highest cut in its history with 14'595 spectators per game. The power curve of the relatively old team however showed down already at this time.
Phase in the NLB
The low was reached at the end of the 1981/82 season when SCB relegated to the NLB. In the following four years SCB did not succeed in rising on its own again. Due to the impending bankruptcy EHC Arosa voluntary descended to the 1st league which came as a rescue in the 1985/86 season. Thanks to a controversial verdict at the green table SCB was first class again although surprisingly it had previously lost the series for the rise against EHC Chur.
Championlike again – and how!
The next championship title for SCB followed just three years later in 1988/89. The way to the seventh title against the supposedly overpowering HC Lugano which was won by the team of Bill Gilligan was hard to beat on drama. The final series with home advantage for HC Lugano went over the full distance of five games, SCB won 3:2 (2:6, 5:1, 4:3, 1:5, 4:2). Another great era was ushered in, also thanks to the great imports Reijo Ruotsalainen and Alan Haworth: In the seasons 1990/91 and 1991/92 two more championship titles followed under the American Gilligan. In 1991 SCB defeated HC Lugano again in the final – this time with 3:1 (3:2, 4:3 OT, 2:4, 2:1 OT). In 1992 they met the winner of the qualification, HC Fribourg-Gottéron, in the finals whom they defeated in five games 4:3, 11:2, 1:5, 0:3 and 4:1.
Low point – Champion – Collapse
After a down phase it was under coach Brian Lefley that in the season 1994/95 things went back up again. The three years in which Gaetano Orlando led the team with his fighting spirits were crowned with the 10th championship title in 1996/97. SCB won the final series against EV Zug with 3:1 (1:4, 5:2, 3:2 n.V., 4:0). After that a radical reconstruction had to be tackled – not only sporty. For financially, things had gotten a bit out of hand at SCB. SCB was facing bankruptcy which could only be averted thanks to the entry of Valora Holding AG on January 11, 1999. Thanks to this commitment top ice hockey could continue to be played in the city of Berne. On October 1, 2002 the Allmendstadium was renamed into BernArena. The event hall should no longer be used only for icehockey but also for music events, congresses and exhibitions.
40'000 at the championship-parade
After seven years which more or less were lean the season of 2003/04 became a success with winning the 11th championship title. After a very constant qualification phase SCB, under Kent Ruhnke, stormed back to the top of Swiss ice hockey, despite of many injured top performers. In the final Berne met HC Lugano as in 1989, 1990 and 1991 and won 3:2 (3:1, 2:1, 1:5, 3:4, 4:3 OT) and again the title win was secured away as in 1989, 1991, 1992 and 1997. At 11:22 pm on April 10, 2004, Marc Weber scored the golden goal for SCB in the overtime of the fifth and last final in Lugano, sweeping an entire region into a collective frolic of joy: 40,000 fans celebrated the team on Easter Monday's grandiose parade through the city of Berne,
NHL-Lockout
The bar for the following season was high: SCB fought unhappy for a long time under head coach and SCB legend Alan Haworth who had replaced Kent Ruhnke. On November 6, 2004 Haworth was fired after a 1:2 home defeat to Geneva. Alpo Suhonen took over. The coach's change only brought little movement in the beginning but SCB did reach the playoffs thanks to a 10:1 win against Kloten Flyers in the last game of the qualification round. After the surprise win over the first of the qualification, HC Lugano, in the quarter finals there was nothing else to get against HC Davos in the semi-finals. The season also provided lots of stuff to discuss: Because of the NHL-lockout there were a lot of changes on the import positions (not only with SCB). No less than ten imports played for SCB in that crazy season. Although the season was peppered with ups and downs as many people as never before visited the games: on average 15'261.
SCB won the qualification round in the season 2005/06. But in the quarter finals against Kloten SCB lost the series surprisingly clear with 2:4. The fans were on top of Europe though also in this season. For the fifth time in a row SCB had the highest number of spectators in all of Europe during the qualification round. An average of 15'917 spectators travelled to the stadium. The loss in the quarterfinals had consequences though. Coach Alpo Suhonen was let go and GM Roberto Triulzi was removed from office as well. His job was taken over by Sven Leuenberger, the former defender and captain of SCB. In year 1 under the new headcoach John van Boxmeer SCB played a strong season and finished the qualification round in second place behind HC Davos. The playoffs of the 2006/07 season lasted for a whole 17 games for SCB who was defeated only in the very last game.
Score record
After the just lost final series the hunger for the next title win was even bigger now. SCB convinced in every way in the qualification round of the 2007/08 season, set a new record with 111 points in 50 games and took on the playoffs with 22 points ahead of the second-ranked – Genève-Servette HC. HC Fribourg-Gottéron who had scored 41 points less than SCB in the qualification round awaited SCB in the quarterfinals. The high favorite was dominant in all games of the series but failed with 2:4 wins clearly.
The best fans
Reparation and reconstruction were the slogans for the season 2008/09 but once again after winning the regular season the bitter realization that the team of SCB was not good enough in the playoffs and lost the quarterfinal against Zug. Despite the freezing cold and the icy wind in the PostFinance-Arena, which was being remodelled, an average of 16'200 paying spectators found their way to the games – a new record. But the faithful followers were again badly disappointed.
Epic championship
For the third time in a row SCB finished the qualification as winner and starts with 102 points out of 50 games into the playoffs. In the final against the second of the qualification, Genève-Servette HC, SCB initially leads with 3;1 but then allows the "Belle". In game 7 the team of Larry Huras falls behind already after 80 seconds. However, the Bernese can turn the tide in the first period already and finally win the 12th championship title with 4:1. For the first time since the playoffs were launched SCB was able to accept the championship cup in its own stadium on April 24, 2010.
Top class in Europe
The year of the title defense began excellent for SCB: at the newly created preparatory tournament for the European Trophy the Bernese qualified the the final tournament and win the game for 3rd place against Färjestad BK with 3;1. Three international games within 3 days one week before the season starts did not pass by the team without a trace: SCB seeks its rhythm in the qualification for a long time and ends the regular season in 3rd place. In the quarterfinals SCB wins the series with 4:0 against playoff rookies SCL Tigers. In the semi-finals against Kloten Flyers SCB falls behind fast with 0:3 wins. With an inspiring chase the team fights for the 3:3 equalizer but then loses game 7 with 0:1.
Drama against ZSC
On October 21 the era Larry Huras is over. New headcoach ist Huras' assistant Antti Törmänen with whom SCB wins nine out of the following eleven games and ends the qualification in 5th place. Opponents in the playoff quarterfinals are the Kloten Flyers again which SCB eliminates with 4:1 just as convincingly as afterwards HC Fribourg-Gottéron in the semi-finals. In the final round SCB first leads 3:1 against ZSC Lions and thus has the opportunity to win the 13th championship title in the fifth game. But the "Z" wins this game as well as game 6 at home. Like two years ago the decisive seventh game had to be played at PostFinance-Arena in which SCB receives the (irregular) 1:2 just 2.5 seconds before the regular game time. The Berne players as well as the spectators showed greatness in defeat and maintained exemplary fair.
Unprecedented turnaround
The following season starts badly and SCB is classified only on rank 8 at times. Also the NHL-shutout and the temporary top-engagements of Roman Josi, Mark Streit and John Tavares do not bring any improvement for the time being. Only a startling 0:3 in Rapperswil and a legendary speech by CEO Marc Lüthi bring the turnaround: until Christmas the Bernese win eleven out of 14 games. The return of the NHL loans did not lead to another performance loss. Following the motto "now more than ever" SCB builds on the previous successes. In the playoffs SCB is with their backs to the wall at first against Genève-Servette but they can stay in the series in extremis and finally win the quarterfinals with 4:3. Also in the semi-finals against EV Zug and in the finals against HC Fribourg-Gottéron SCB shows a great fighting heart and wins both series with 4;2. On April 16 SCB can celebrate their 13th championship title at home at PostFinance-Arena.
Missed playoffs
The main goal of the defending champion is to get out of the starting blocks betten than in the previous years. But already in the European Trophy the newly manned team showed fluctuating performances in numerous positions. Also in the first phase of the qualification the SCB engine is not revving up and after 15 rounds SCB ranks in 9th place. After the 15th defeat in the 24th game coach Antti Törmänen is released and replaced through his assistant Lars Leuenberger. A positive series follows until Christmas with 9 wins out of 10 games. At the beginning of the new year, however, numerous chances are lost to get some air. At the end of January there is another change of coaches. NHL-coach Guy Boucher cannot turn the oar around in time. So it happens that 25 years after the introduction of the playoffs with eight teams SCB did not qualify for them for the very first time.
Start to great success
After the first failure to reach the playoffs this will be the season of a new start. With coach Guy Boucher and numerous new signings the team needed time to exploit their full potential. In the Champions Hockey League SCB starts with a 0:7 loss against Ocelari Trinex and in the national league it took them one month to get going. Just before Christmas SCB took over the lead in ranking for the first time and at the beginning of the new year the cup victory over the Kloten Flyers followed. At the end it was 2nd place In the qualification. The Bernese win the quarterfinals against Lausanne in seven games but then lose the semi-finals against the later champion HC Davos without discussion with 0:4. Really top are the SCB-fans: for the fifth time over half a million spectators travelled to the 31 games at PostFinance-Arena.
Probably the most turbulent season of SCB since the playoffs were launched. Not the least because of bad luck with injuries the team does not get off the mark. Shortly after the November break Guy Boucher is released and replaced by Lars Leuenberger. But the injury witch cannot be driven away, at some phases up to ten players are missing. At the beginning of the new year there are seven defeats in series and the fall out of the playoff ranks onto rank 9. It is only in the second to last qualification round that the liberation blow succeeds with a 3:2 home win against Lausanne. In the playoff quarterfinals SCB starts with a lucky 4:3 win away after shootout against the sovereign qualification winner ZSC Lions. This is the start of a run that no opponent can slow down anymore. ZSC Lions are beaten with 4:0, HC Davos in the semi-finals with a whooping 4:1. In the finals SCB loses the starting game against Lugano but then succeeds in the following three games and celebrates its 14th championship title of club history on April 12 in Lugano with a 3:2 win.
Title defense
After the nerve-wrecking previous year SCB follows with a relaxed season. Under the new headcoach Kari Jalonen the Bears make it into the quarterfinals in the Champions Hockey League in which the team is eliminated against Sparta Prag. At the national level it takes longer for the system Jalonen to grip. But starting October the Bernese show rising tendencies and at the end of the month they are in rank 2 after seven wins out of nine games. SCB increases in November and even scores the maximum out of seven games in December. With 109 points in the regular season the Bernese confidently secure the 1st place in the end. In the playoffs the team shows itself in better shape from round to round and impresses with team spirit and nerve strength. In the quarter- and in the semi-finals SCB wins against Biel as well as against Lugano with 4:1. With a total score of 4:2 the Bernese also beat EV Zug and with that they succeed as the first team since ZSC Lions 2001 to defend the title.
Missed triple
After the switch to Kari Jalonen's system took some time 2016/17 the team starts the season successfully now. SCB takes over the top of the table in mid-October already and does not give that up until the end of the season. In the Champions Hockey League the quarterfinals against Växjö Lakers mean the end of the road. In the Swiss Cup SCB reaches the round of the last eight as well but is defeated by EHC Biel with 3:5. After the turn of the year, however, SCB can no longer build on the sometimes outstanding performances from before Christmas. Although the Bernese initially prevail in the playoffs 4:1 against Genève-Servette they are defeated by ZSC Lions in the intensive semi-final series with 4:2. With 16'437 spectators in average and a total of 8 sold out home games SCB surpassed the average of 16'000 for the 11th time in series and is Europe's crowd puller Number 1 for the 17th time in a row.
The 16th title
As in the two years before SCB dominates the league also in the third season under Kari Jalonen. Despite a rather moderate yield in October the Bernese can place themselves in the front positions of the table early on. The highlight of the first phase of the season is the NHL game against the New Jersey Devils in which the host lost with a close 2:3 OT in the sold-out PostFinance-Arena. The only drawbacks are only the retirement in the CHL round of 16 against Malmö and the defeat in the Cup semi-final against Zug. SCB finished the qualification in 1st place with 101 points. In the playoffs the team is challenged to the utmost but overcomes all hurdles against Genève-Servette, Biel and EV Zug and therefore wins the third championship title in four years (the 16th in the Club's history). The fans remain world class with their loyalty as well. With an average of 16'403 spectators and nine sold-out home games SCB again is Europe's Number 1 team for the 18th time in a row.
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The author is an amazing genius, the only one of his ilk to speak the truth. Or, he's a wingnut. You decide.An advanced humanoid civilization on Mars was destroyed by another advanced alien civilization, somewhere between a quarter and a half billion years ago. It was done by planet-busting sized nukes. We need to get some archaeologists there ASAP, learn what we can, and, oh, by the way, colonize the heck out of the place so we're not sitting ducks, should the bad guys revisit this part of space.If you can live through the (pretty whiny) career narrative, you can figure out that the author is a really smart physicist. If you can deal with the repetitive presentation of facts and pictures, which could have been presented in a book about a quarter the length of this one, you should come away with at least some questions, if not some ideas for some pretty cool SF stories. Oh, wait -- Martian Chronicles has already been written. Planets have already been destroyed in Star Wars.Still, you night find some of the speculation interesting. Or not.
Ugh."New proof of a nuclear catastrophe on Mars!" = Blah blah blah grad school Cold War ex-wife Albuquerque blah blah H-bomb blah blah plasma physics blah blah science as business blah blah academic conspiracies blah blah Face on Mars blah blah Carl Sagan blah blah hostility from colleagues blah blah Xenon isotopes blah blah frame angles blah blah spacefaring humanity blah blah cosmic Jesus.Here is the "proof" mustered by the author: there may have been water and bacterial life on Mars, a few blurry photos from space showed what looked likea face (at least until later, better pictures were taken), and the ratio of a particular xenon isotope in Martian rocks is similar to that found in nuke sites on Earth. Ergo a humanoid civilization on Mars was wiped out by a nuclear attack on the part of a second, technologically superior species. Seriously. The author finds this conclusive and continually describes it as the simplest hypothesis based on all the data!! If only I were kidding:Based on the widespread evidence for a geologically long period of Earthlike condition on Mars and evidence for life on Mars, the author concludes that the civilization was indigenous to Mars and perished during some catastrophe that collapsed Mars' climate system. Evidence that this catastrophe may have been a nuclear holocaust is also present, suggesting that the Mars civilization reached high levels of technology, though it's [sic] overall appearance is of a primitive bronze Age civilization. This latter conflict between evidence for nuclear weapon technology and yet primitive civilization of the other, means that hostile technological agencies extrinsic to Mars may be implicated in the Red Planet's demise. (p. 234) Full disclosure: I wasn't expecting to read a book that would actually convince me of a pretty out-there hypothesis, but I was at least hoping to be entertained by some interesting ideas. This book wasted dozens of pages on personal reminiscence that should have been kept personal, while taking serious pains to avoid making a substantial case. Or even a circumstantial case, frankly. By the end of the book (I am generous; most folks would've pre-decided this based on the mere fact of the book's existence) I determined that the author has some... issues.
Very interesting scenario!Very technical in places for those not well versed in higher chemistry, but the message the author brings is easy to follow, and definitely awakens your thought processes! I have wondered why so much emphasis has been placed on Mars rather than a permanent presence on the moon, which would certainly be easier/cheaper. This author's well-researched data, as well as scientific, spiritual, and personal history provide a solid base from which he expounds his startling theory.I am so glad I bought this book!
Must read on mars Well formed arguments for historical earth like environment on mars and disturbing evidence for its unnatural demise. Good images. Author succeeds in popular description of technical evidence for general consumption. Isotopic evidence compelling. Would have given five stars but found political theme a bit unnecessary though it does have implications for future disclosure.
Intriguing hypothesisThe idea that Mars was destroyed by a nuclear weapon from outer space was startling, but if the author's science is right he seemed to have the proof. Since I'm not a scientist I wouldn't know. I think the book would have been better if it wasn't so redundant with scientific jargon.
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Interesting information and hypothesis, with nice photographs (b/w and colour). The book starts slow, but gets much better after the prologue and chapter one.


Last week I put together two abstracts for the British Sociological Association's conference next year. One abstract is for a panel on digital public sociology and the other is for a workshop on the quantified self. In the digital public sociology abstract I refer to the need to take a critical sociological perspective on engaging in public sociology using digital tools. In the abstract on the quantified self, I focus on the conditions that have come together to make the quantified self assemblage possible.
As I was thinking about what I wanted to discuss in these papers, it struck me that there are strong connections between the two. Engaging as a public sociologist using digital media invariably involves some form of quantifying the self. Roger Burrows has employed the term 'metric assemblage' to describe the ways in which academics have become monitored and measured in the contemporary audit culture of the modern academy. As part of configuring our metric assemblages, we are quantifying our professional selves.
Academics have been counting elements of their work for a long time as part of their professional practice and presentation of the self, even before the advent of digital technologies. The 'publish or perish' maxim refers to the imperative for a successful academic to constantly produce materials such as books, book chapters and peer-reviewed journal articles in order to maintain their reputation and place in the academic hierarchy. Academic curricula vitae invariably involve lists of these outputs under the appropriate headings, as do university webpages for academics. They are required for applications for promotions, new positions and research funding.
These quantified measures of output are our 'small data': the detailed data that we collect on ourselves. Universities too engage in regular monitoring and measuring practices of the work of their academics and their own prestige in academic rankings and assessment of the quality and quantity of the research output of their departments. They therefore participate in the aggregation of data, producing 'big data' sets. The advent of digital media, including the use of these media as part of engaging in public sociology, has resulted in more detailed and varied forms of data being created and collected. Sociologists using digital media have ever greater opportunities to quantify their output and impact in the form of likes, retweets, views of their blogs, followers and so on. We now have Google Scholar, Scopus or Web of Science to monitor and display how often our publications have been cited, where and by whom, and to automatically calculate our h-indices. Academic journals, now all online, show how often researchers' articles have been read and downloaded, and provide lists of the most cited and most downloaded articles they have published.
As I argued in my abstract for the digital public sociology panel, as sociologists we need to stand back and take a reflexive perspective on these developments in academic life: not simply to condemn them but also to acknowledge their contribution to the 'making up' of academic selves. We should be alert to both the pleasures and the privations of academic self-quantification.
See here for my blog posts on using digital media as an academic and here for my other posts on the quantified self.
Although there is a large body of literature about labour and childbirth in the social sciences, surprising few researchers have sought to investigate women's experiences of the moment of birth.
Virginia Schmied and I recently published an article in the Sociology of Health & Illness that drew on interview data with Australian women who had recently given birth. We asked women to recount their birth stories to us, and the data that eventuated gave interesting insights into women's perceptions and experiences of what we call 'the body-being-born'. We use this term to refer to the foetus/infant, an ambiguous body at the moment of birth because it is not quite inside but not quite outside the maternal body. When inside the maternal body, this body is technically a foetus; once expelled from the maternal body, it is called an infant. But in the process of vaginal labour and birth itself, when the body-being-born is passing through the cervix, parts of this body (most commonly its head) slip inside and outside the maternal body, moving back and forth as the woman works to deliver the body.
This stage of labour, therefore, is a highly liminal one, involving the two-in-one foetal/maternal body in the process of individuating to become two separate bodies over a period of time. Women who gave birth vaginally without anaesthetic often described this process as a 'splitting' of their bodies, a sensation of their bodies 'opening to the world' over which they had no control.
The midwife handed her straight to me and I held her, but I had held her for a while, I just was — it was like looking at her and wondering 'Where did this baby came from?' You know, despite what I'd gone through, it was hard to associate that she was actually mine and she was out of my stomach … Even holding her for the first few minutes — just, it wasn't like she was mine, my kid, which is weird …when you think of what you went through, it was really quite strange.
This is a time in which women have to deal physically and emotionally with the disrupted boundaries of their bodies, the significant distortion and opening that has occurred with the birth and the splitting of body/self. There is a sense of disbelief, of wonder that this amazing, unique and strange process has happened to them.
It was very hard to think that she was my daughter after she was born, because I had a caesarean under general anaesthetic and all of a sudden I'm not pregnant any more. And I wake up a few hours later and you're presented with a baby. You think, 'Oh, why isn't this, why aren't I feeling any kicks in my abdomen anymore?' — you know. And there's the baby and it's very hard to relate to it.
Virginia and I conclude our article by arguing that the circumstances in which women give birth are pivotal to how they experience the process of coming to terms with the body that was once inside them emerging to the outside. Our findings suggest that health professionals and attendants working with women in labour and childbirth need to allow not only for the physical and the emotional but also the ontological dimensions of how a woman experiences both her own body and that of the body-being-born, and the significant difference that undergoing a caesarean section can make to the woman being able to achieve the transition from two bodies in one to two separate bodies successfully.


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Tomasovszky Lajos (Tiszaújlak, 1869. – Sopron, 1944. december 6.) vegyész, főiskolai tanár.

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Harvey Weinstein Moves Back to Buffalo Where He Spent His Youth
Harvey Weinstein has left Rikers Island and has been assigned to Wende Correctional Facility, a maximum-security prison in Alden, New York just east of Buffalo.
The jail houses more than 950 inmates, including Mark David Chapman, who murdered John Lennon.
The Wende Correctional Facility is in the rural town of Alden New York, 33 miles east of Buffalo.
About 950 inmates will be Harvey's hale and well-met companions and, according to our intel, they are happy to learn that the illustrious former movie mogul will be sharing meals with them, if he gets out of solitary and the coronavirus does not force them all to practice social distancing and eat in their cells.
Weinstein is not expected to stay long at Wende. He is there for evaluation to determine which state prison best meets his "security, medical, mental health and other needs," according to a Department of Corrections and Community Supervision release.
Harvey has been severely depressed and some fear he could be suicidal.
New York State prisoners with more than six years in their sentences are required to be housed at maximum-security facilities. Weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of committing a criminal sex act in the first degree and rape in the third degree.
Following his sentencing last week, Weinstein was immediately cuffed and transferred to Bellevue Hospital after experiencing chest pains. After having a medical procedure to implant a stent, he was immediately transferred to Rikers Island.
Weinstein's name will be listed alongside some other notables in the facility which has housed:
Jack Abbott – Criminal and author. He committed suicide at Wende in 2002.
Jimmy Burke – Mastermind of the Lufthansa Heist. Burke was imprisoned in Wende until his death in 1996.
Robert Chambers – The "Preppie Killer." He was imprisoned in Wende in 2008 and later transferred.
Mark David Chapman – The man who murdered former Beatles member John Lennon. Chapman was transferred from Attica Correctional Facility to Wende on May 15, 2012.
David Gilbert – Participant in the 1981 Brink's robbery and murders. Is currently incarcerated at Wende.
David Sweat – The man who killed a Broome County sheriff's officer and then led an escape from Clinton Correctional Facility in 2015, was transferred to Wende in April 2018.
Maksim Gelman – The perpetrator of a 28-hour stabbing spree lasting from February 11 to 12, 2011, in New York City, which involved the killing of four people and the wounding of five others.
This gives us a hint that Harvey is among some pretty rugged characters.
However, all is not bleak for Harvey. He may have access to programs such as:
Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Anger Management Programs
Educational/Vocational Programs
Family Development Programs
Guidance and Counseling Services
Library and Law Library Services
Sex Offender Treatment Programs
Volunteer Services and Programs
Coming to Wende marks a return home for Harvey who last lived here in the Buffalo area in the 1970s. Back then, Harvey was well known as a concert promoter. He partnered with a man named Corky Burger and they booked concerts of well known national acts under the name "Harvey and Corky Present".
They dominated the Buffalo concert market for perhaps a decade before Harvey left for greener pastures in the movie industry.
Corky Burger, Frank Sinatra and Harvey Weinstein in Buffalo in the 1970s. Weinstein, a two-bit punk even then, tried to use his so-called Mafia connections to intimidate and impress rivals and women.
As I understand it, Harvey and Corky broke up their partnership when Harvey, alone with Corky's wife, tried to sexually assault her. She successfully stopped him and told her husband and the partnership was dissolved.
In Buffalo, Harvey was well known for his fawning association with the Italian Mafia. He liked to flaunt his contacts with them and name drop to try to intimidate rivals and impress women.
Harvey was known to the mafia – then under the control of Stephano Maggadino and his able top lieutenant Sam Pieri – as kind of a classless punk. He was not a man of respect.
Salvatore Sam Pieri [1911-1981] was the soul of good manners. Still, he had a high turnover in friends. One day he would meet a guy and then he would never see him again. Sam considered Weinstein a punk and the Buffalo mob was aware of Harvey's filthy sex habits which were pronounced and notorious even then.
Harvey liked to brag that he knew Joe 'The Wolf' DiCarlo, but Joe never bragged about knowing Harvey.
If Harvey was a man of respect for a time in Hollywood, he is not one now as he shuffles from one prison to another. Presumably, he will head off to California sometime soon – where he'll be housed in some Los Angeles jail in order to attend his second sex offense criminal trial.
If he is convicted in California, the two states may have to fight over who gets to house old Harvey.
I doubt they will leave the choice up to him.
Harvey's cell is anything but luxurious, but he will call it home for the time being.
While Frank Report was unable to obtain an actual picture of the cell Harvey will occupy, we are told that this cell is quite similar in size and comfort.
Heidi Hutchinson says:
Who knew there were so many 'Stronzo's' from Buffalo?
Wasn't that where Samuel Bronfman made his bloody billions just across the lake during prohibition?
Chicago's own Sam Carlisis had a brother Roy who was in Stefano Magadino's Buffalo Organization.
"Sam Carlisi's brother Roy was a caporegime in the Buffalo crime family, otherwise known as the Magaddino crime family. Roy was close to legendary Buffalo Mafia boss Stefano Magaddino, which gave Sam direct access to various east coast crime families that were aligned with the Buffalo Mafia such as those based in Rochester and Utica, New York and in Northeastern Pennsylvania
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Carlisi
What's the saying, behind every great family is a great crime.
Horacio Steamer says:
I'm still wondering WHY he was given a 23 year (virtual life) sentence.
All he did was bone some whores who voluntarily gave up their poontang in exchange for the 'hope' of getting some career/financial benefits.
Yeah, I'm sure that Harvey 'hinted' at various career/financial incentives if they agreed to bang him, but EVERY person in Hollywood does that.
Every 'player' strings women along using 'hints' of things that may or may not be true.
That's just playing the game like a true PLAYA.
Just like many women use men for their own purposes for less than honorable reasons.
How can we send a man to prison for LIFE just for being a 'player'?
I think we need to have a conversation about where our society is going.
#FreeHarvey
#SalemWitchTrials
#HarveyDeservesCompassion
I think it's ironic that Claviger isn't condemning this article.
This article was written to pour salt into the mental wounds of Harvey and his supporters.
It was written to celebrate a 23 year prison sentence.
Yet Claviger doesn't believe in giving a LIFE sentence to a guy for merely being a 'player.
Where is Claviger's outrage?
My attitude towards the way in which Weinstein was prosecuted and the sentence he received is very similar to my attitude towards's Raniere's trial and his likely sentence. Both guys were treated unfairly before and during their trials – and both will end up with excessive sentences.
And I'm just fine with both of those outcomes.
Although I believe that the judicial process in our country has become extremely unbalanced in favor of the prosecution, I think both of these dirtbags deserved to be put away for long periods of time. And if they die before completing their sentences, I won't shed any tears.
Every once in a while, our judicial process produces a correct result for the wrong reason.
Weinstein and Raniere are two examples of that phenomenon.
RAPING WOMEN IS NOT GLAMOROUS YOU PIECE OF SHIT
There are probably men who think this way because they are rich, famous and powerful, and have multiple connections and influence. These people think that no woman can refuse not to have intercourse with them and every woman has to be grateful that she has been chosen. A special honor and a compliment that cannot be refused, and these women should be grateful because they could have any other woman.
That is pretty sick. I think you must be a bad person.
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Federal prison workers say conflicting orders on corona virus response is putting lives at risk
Federal prison employees say their lives are in danger after a series of bungled instructions and widespread supply shortages amid the corona virus outbreak. The Bureau of Prisons on Thursday reported that two staff members were presumed positive for COVID-19, marking the first possible cases in the federal prison system.
So what about Harvey? It was made clear in court that he was given a long sentence for crimes he had never been prosecuted for. For what he did to other women in the past.
Frank has said that Clare should not get extra time for crimes she was never prosecuted for.
Crimes that have evidently come to light in regards to victims of hers coming forward, mentioned in her pre-sentencing report.
Look how thin Weinstein looks in that picture with Frank Sinatra and Corky Burger!
Now Weinstein is so fat it looks like he ate both Corky and Frank.
And maybe Corky's wife to boot.
Assuming Weinstein is not a cannibal maybe Harvey visited the buffets in Las Vegas too many times.
It's a small miracle that a man with Weinstein's outrageous sexual habits never got whacked.
In honor of Harvey's trip to Buffalo here is a song from the musical 42nd Street.
"Shuffle Off to Buffalo."
I don't suppose Harvey will be having a Honeymoon in Buffalo.
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PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission has approved a utility company's first natural gas rate increase in 11 years and its first electric rate hike in two decades.
The regulatory commission agreed to the increases, which were negotiated down from what MidAmerican Energy originally requested, at a meeting Tuesday in Pierre.
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Developing the Owner Strategy for Family Businesses
By Fung Mei Lin, Entrepreneurial and Private Business, Lead Partner, PwC Malaysia
Family-owned businesses, which make up 80-90% of firms worldwide, are important drivers of national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and job growth. As family businesses are built from the ground up on the back of owners' hard work and effort, it stands to reason that they would strive to preserve the business that had been founded or entrusted to them for the generations to come. This is no different in Malaysia.
However, not all family businesses survive. Beyond the day-to-day business operations and market forces, family businesses also need to contend with the dynamics among family members, especially around money, power and love. These three factors, if not addressed in the early stages, can cause even strong families and successful companies to stumble and sometimes fail.
There is a popular saying in family business circles - the first generation starts a business, the second generation runs it, and the third generation ruins it. PwC's Family Business Survey 2018 has shown that, statistically, this saying is quite valid with very relatively few family businesses surviving past the third generation. The results of our study can be seen in the diagram below.
Source: Prof. Dr. Peter May, founder of INTES Family Business Academy, part of the PwC network
A key question that leaders of family businesses should ask themselves is, "Do I want to leave a legacy for my family?"
Why do family businesses need an owner strategy?
A common characteristic of most successful family businesses is that they understand family comes first, and that cohesion among family members is key to ensure business continuity and success. The current or next generation looking to lead their family business to long-term success needs to understand the unique characteristics of their family ownership, and investment and governance structure in order to find the answers to the challenges they are facing, or anticipate they will face. This has to be balanced against the diverse interests and expectations of family members, including those working in the business and those who are not.
To achieve this, they need to have in place a well-defined framework to achieve a good balance between professional management, responsible business ownership and a healthy family dynamic - and that's where owner strategy comes in.
The leader of the family business has the ultimate responsibility to initiate the owner strategy and define the "rules of the game" for the family. A well-thought through owner strategy should integrate family and business interests in a structured way.
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An effective owner strategy is not a product of chance. Our experience shows that a robust owner strategy with the correct family governance structure is the result of a process rather than a decision or imposition of a solution.
From what we've observed in our work with family businesses, the leader's vision is usually the driver behind many decisions. It's important that this vision is communicated to and understood by other members of the family to align their actions towards achieving the shared vision. This alignment is why we believe they can, and should, begin the structured process of coming up with an owner strategy that links both the family strategy and business strategy and provide a framework to help address current and future matters that may arise.
Tough questions need to be addressed in forming an owner strategy, such as:
Who can become a shareholder
What are the succession principles
What goals do we want to achieve as a family
Which structures should apply to the company and the family
What is the dividend policy
How do we deal with conflicts, etc.
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Ultimately, each family business is unique. It will not be possible to have a one-size-fits-all solution for owner strategies. But one thing is for sure - business success cannot make up for family failure. Don't leave the legacy of your family business to luck and chance. Developing an owner strategy is not easy, but it is necessary. If implemented well, it offers the opportunity to secure a lasting legacy for the family and the business.
In our next blog, we will be discussing the key considerations to think about when developing your own owners' strategy. Watch this space and let us know your thoughts.
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Sore Throat were a British crust punk band formed in Huddersfield in 1987. They are known for being one of the earliest exponents of the grindcore subgenre known as "noisecore", as well as for launching the careers of several prominent members of the British heavy metal community.

Biography
Sore Throat were formed in 1987 by Richard "Militia" Walker (vocals; of Wartorn and Warfear) and Nick Royles (drums). After a short-lived false start that involved Mick Harris & Jim Whitley from Napalm Death on vocals and bass respectively, with Rich actually playing guitar, they soon recruited John "Doom" Pickering (bass; previously a member of Doom, Pelvic Thrust, Police Bastard, and Cain), Brian "Bri" Talbot (guitar; also previously associated with Doom and Pelvic Thrust, as well as Ackworth St. Chaos Front, Metal Motherfuckers from Mars, Bugeyed, Warfear, Woodhouse Rejects, Stalingrad, Blood Sucking Feaks, Devils, and Virtual Reality). The band were vehemently opposed to what they saw as commercialism with the hardcore scene, and used ridicule to lyrically lambast the likes of Napalm Death, Sex Pistols, Suicidal Tendencies, D.R.I., OLD, Wehrmacht, and S.O.D. Other lyrics mocked Nazis, capitalism, and the straight edge movement. The band developed a style completely based on improvisation: all of their musical output was made up on the spot, without rehearsals, during recording sessions.

The band's first release was the Aural Butchery demo, recorded on 20 August 1987, and like other early releases such as the 42 track Death to Capitalist Hardcore EP (1988) and the Noise Annoys demo (1988) consisted largely of raw, sub-one minute blast of grindcore noise; Death to Capitalist Hardcore was later ranked number 14 in Terrorizer Magazine'''s list of essential European grindcore albums. A line-up change resulted in Paul "Hammy" Halmshaw taking over on drums and after signing to the Meantime label in 1988, Sore Throat released their debut album, Unhindered by Talent, which continued the trend, albeit with a number of more traditional, Discharge-style numbers. Their second album, Disgrace to the Corpse of Sid on Earache, showed even more diversity, incorporating distortion, blast beats, screams and grunts, and sound samples. It featured 101 tracks in total. However, whilst the A side of the album consisted of the band's patented noisecore, the B side contained more doom-inspired crust punk, along the lines of Amebix. The band also released the Inde$troy album in 1989 under the moniker Saw Throat, through Manic Ears Records.

Sore Throat released their final full-length album, Never Mind the Napalm... Here's Sore Throat, in 1989, returning to their crust punk roots. A number of other releases followed, including the Soar Throat EP, the And We Don't Care compilation and the Poison Idea / No Handle Beer demo (featuring two Poison Idea covers and one original track), but Sore Throat disbanded in 1990 due to the band coming to "its logical conclusion."

Vocalist Rich Walker was already involved with Sludgelord and went on to play in the doom metal band Solstice and epic heavy metal group Isen Torr, as well as some hardcore bands like Wartorn, Warfear, Discontrol, Nailbomb and Harmony As One, all of whom released records in the early 1990s. He currently runs his own label The Miskatonic Foundation and plays guitar in Solstice. Guitarist Brian Talbot went on to play with doom metal group Khang (latterly Lazarus Blackstar). Bassist John Pickering became a DJ at Radio Kerrang! Original drummer Nick Royles went on to play in several straight edge bands namely Withstand, In Touch, No Way Out, Steadfast, Ironside, Unborn, Season of War and Unquiet Grave. He ran Sure Hand Records and the influential How We Rock Fanzine in the 90s. He also became a DJ with his own club night playing Gypsy Punk and Balkan turbo folk. Currently playing in Howl and Cracked Cop Skulls. Paul Halmshaw founded Peaceville Records.

In 1991, the band briefly reformed with Royles returning on drums. They played a single performance at the 1 in 12 Club, and planned to release an EP, however broke up for a second time before it could be negotiated.

On 4 February 2022, the band announced on their official Facebook page that they "were bored last Monday afternoon so we recorded 25 new songs of which 22 will be released as a 22 song 12-inch vinyl EP". The title was revealed to be Starving Wolves Stand & Fight! with the release date being 6 May on Bandcamp.

 Members
 Rich "Militia" Walker – vocals (1987–1990, 1991)
 Brian "Bri" Talbot – guitar (1987–1990, 1991)
 John "Doom" Pickering – bass (1987–1990, 1991)
 Nick Royles – drums (1987–1988, 1991)
 Paul "Hammy" Halmshaw – drums (1988–1990)

 Discography
 Official releases
 Aural Butchery demo (1987)
 Death to Capitalist Hardcore EP (also known as self-titled EP) (1988) (Acid Rain Records)
 Noise Annoys demo (1988)
 Unhindered by Talent LP/cassette (1988) (Meantime Records)
 Disgrace to the Corpse Of Sid LP/CD (1988) (Earache Records)
 Inde$troy LP/CD (1989)(Manic Ears) (the band went under Saw Throat for this release) (LP rerelease on Epistrophy Records and Skuld releases in 2006, CD rerelease in 2006 on s.o.a.)
 Never Mind the Napalm... MLP/cassette (European edition: 60 tracks, USA edition: 16 tracks) (1989)
 Soar Throat EP (the band went under the name Soar Throat for this release) (1989)
 And We Don't Care CD (1989)
 Poison Idea / No Handle Beer demo (two Poison Idea covers and one original track) (1989)
 Death to Capitalist Halmshaw (featuring all Sore Throat demo tracks, the Death To Capitalist Hardcore EP and rare live material and unreleased material) (2006)
 Disgrace to the Corpse of Sid & Unhindered By Talent CD (re-released) (2010) (Earache Records)
 Who Killed Gumby? (The first ever Sore Throat recording, made in Rich Militia's bedroom in May 1987) (2021) (FOAD Records)
 Starving Wolves Stand & Fight! EP (2022)

 Compilations featuring Sore Throat
 A Vile Peace LP (Peaceville)
 Spleurk LP (Meantime)
 Grindcrusher LP (Earache)
 The Hysterical Years CD (Manic Ears)
 Six Ways 7-inch LP (Komist-A))
 Summertime Sampler 7-inch flexi (Skateboard magazine)
 Volnitza LP (1 In 12 Records)

 Bootlegs
Aside from their official discography, Sore Throat have been heavily bootlegged. Rich Walker commented that bootlegging of T-shirts has been especially prevalent. All Sore Throat albums have also been bootlegged on both CD and vinyl; some examples include:

 Abraham's Ear 7-inch EP (Aural Butchery demo released with bonus live tracks)
 Death to Capitalist Hardcore EP (bootlegged three times with red/black sleeve)
 Death to Capitalist Grindcore LP
 Death to Capitalist Thrashcore LP
 F.O.A.D. studio/live LP (first half of this release is Walker's post-Sore Throat band Sludgelord)
 Algo Que Nunca Fue CD
 Encerrado En El Trago'' CD

References

External links
 Sore Throat Myspace profile
 Sore Throat biography at MusicMight

English grindcore musical groups
British crust and d-beat groups
Musical groups established in 1987
Musical groups disestablished in 1990
Earache Records artists
Punk rock groups from West Yorkshire


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Ruischerwaard is een wijk in Groningen. De wijk is gebouwd rond 1998 en ligt naast Lewenborg aan de overzijde van het Damsterdiep en ten zuiden van Ruischerbrug. Samen met Ruischerbrug en Noorddijk wordt Ruischerwaard door de gemeente als een wijk geregistreerd.

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Is a paperless office a pipe dream?
Whether it's for cost, or for the climate, a lot of us are trying to cut down the amount of paper we use at work. But is TOTALLY paperless office a reality, or just a nice idea?
OK, you've got my attention. Oh? Why am I reading the news online? Well it's because I'm trying to see whether I can make my office paperless!
Sure, I know that's not really what paperless means, but you'll know, if you've read these articles for long enough that I sure do love a tenuous link!
What paperless really means is to move away from using paper to... keep your orders, keep your customers information, prepare your staff and so on – instead, optimising your usage of technology to do the same things, but without having to use so many additional resources, with mountains of paper, and potentially printing supplies too setting you back.
But is a truly paperless office attainable now, or in the near future? Or is it all just a lovely pipe dream? Well, we don't have all the answers, but we can try and break it down to see whether options are available to try and at least get everyone moving in the right direction.
First of all, we have to face the negative. You are never, ever, at least in our working lifetime, going to be able to stop everyone from sending you paper correspondence. Unfortunately, that is just one of those things that's inescapable, and whether It's contracts, bills, sales pitches, payments, or anything else – you will always find yourselves getting a delivery from the postman in the morning. However, several companies have taken a big step to making even that as paperless a process, by investing in a shredder. When your post arrives, items that need dealing with either now, or later, or just keeping for posterity, can be scanned into a computer and saved as a file, with the original paper copy going through a shredder – the shreds can then be recycled at put to good use at a later point.
Companies can use an awful lot of paper for menial tasks and keeping a track of process, and progress. The issue with doing this is that one of two things will happen. Either everybody gets their own sheet of paper, meaning that it's impossible for everyone to keep up with what's been happening, and be on the same page at the same time, or alternatively, one piece of paper goes around, but that still means that only those handling it at the time are in the know, or you're all gathering around one piece of paper. A way of avoiding this is to use a task manager such as the one that Office 365 provides, or come up with your own solution that you can access from tablets and then issue your staff with tablets. For certain tasks such as managing engineers, this could also be done with our Business Data Toolkit – yep, the one that we've got a great offer on this month. Hey – we never miss an opportunity to get a plug in for one of our own products!
How about billing? Billing is something that traditionally has always been done with a paper invoice, but now more and customers are actually REQUESTING a digital invoice. If you're truly trying to go paperless, then asking customers to help you by making the change to accepting digital invoices from you could be a great way to go. Of course this doesn't work for every person, and so there will always be exceptions, however trying to move existing customers this way, and making it standard practise for new customers could improve your usage no end.
These do not make an exhaustive list of all the ways you can cut your paper consumption down – indeed there is probably a plethora of things I haven't even thought of yet, let alone included. So why don't you drop us a note with some of YOUR ideas for things that we could all be doing to make every office a digitalised, paperless utopia! OK, utopia might be a bit too far, but at least a place where we can all feel we're doing our bit, both for our business' coffers AND for the environment.


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Baseball gets shutout at Regis
Katerina Gonzales
The CSM baseball team traveled to Denver to play the Regis Rangers in a set of double headers Saturday and Sunday. Mines couldn't get the bats going Saturday as they fell 9-0 in the first game and 4-0 in the second.
Senior righty Blake Dunham started Game 1 and got off to a rough start. Regis put up 3 runs in the first inning, but most of the hits were bloopers or grounders that got through. The Rangers started hitting the ball well in the second and third, scoring 2 and 3 runs respectively. Dunham settled down after that, throwing four shutout innings, and finishing the game with four strikeouts. The Mines defense was sharp, turning three double plays while committing no errors.
The Orediggers failed to put any runs up on the board, but collected 8 hits, 3 of which belonged to senior catcher Jordan Williams. Mines had an opportunity to break the shutout in the eighth, as sophomore third baseman Zach Bothwell bunt singled to the left side of the field and was caught stealing second base on a call that went Regis' way, as it appeared the catcher's high throw brought the second baseman off the bag. Freshman Nate Olinger reached on an error following the base stealing attempt, and Williams singled to right center, but a fly out ended the inning. Mines went down in order in the ninth, losing the game 9-0.
For the offense in the seventh inning afternoon game, it was more of the same for the Orediggers, this time with seven hits, two of which Bothwell hit.
Sophomore Ben Gilman started game two, and put forth an overall solid outing, going the full 6 innings and striking out 7 batters. Gilman allowed 3 runs in the first, although the triple down the left field line that scored two was ruled fair when it appeared foul by a foot. Gilman only allowed one more run in the fourth inning, keeping Mines in the game. Gilman took the loss, but still leads the starters with an ERA of 2.98 and shares the lead for pitcher wins with Dunham, at 5.
Mines played Regis Sunday in another double header. The team will make up a game against CSU-Pueblo that was earlier postponed due to snow and face Colorado Christian University over the weekend in their final series of the season at Darden Field.
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Cairns Airport has two terminals: International Terminal (T1) and Domestic Terminal (T2).
Sun Palm Transport provides transfer between the airport and city center. At the airport Arrival, you will find their reception desk where you can book buses to Cairns city center, Palm Cove or Port Douglas.
Tips: Drop-off Service Hours: 3:00 am to 22:30 pm, from Cairns city center, Palm Cove (and North Beach) and Port Douglas.
There are taxi stops outside the arrival floors of both T1 and T2 to your destination.
Tips:The above costs are for reference only and an additional 3.5 AUD will be required for taxiing from the airport terminal for airport construction.


We've adopted the single-use plastic habits quite easily, but how quickly can we get rid of them?
I have a professional deformation – whenever I am standing in the line in a supermarket and I see an old lady with bananas (or any other item that already has a wrapper) in a plastic bag, it gets on my nerves. Poor old lady, you might say, leave her be, you eco-freak! Why is it an old lady that bothers me, rather than any other person, e.g. a girl in my age? I'll tell you why. Girls in my age were born and grew up in the plastic age and therefore have the plastic habits since their childhood-they don't know any different. It's not an excuse for their unsustainable choices, of course. My point is, that the afore mentioned old lady once surely had different shopping habits. Before the plastic spree, people used to buy staples such as flour, legumes or rice in bulk, into paper bags, directly from the counter. They'd put the fruits and veggies directly into their shopping bag or basket without any plastic bag or box. However, these habits changed when the plastics became wide spread. Which shows that we are able to change our habits quite quickly and easily if we are given an a more convenient alternative. Plastic packaging was cheap, lighter and it made the products last longer. Now that we know it has had a negative impact on the environment, the questions is, can we change these shopping habits and adopt less harmful and wasteful ones?
I'll give you another nice example of people changing their habits. Smoking. Take any movie or series from the 1930s till 1990s. No matter whether it is American, French, Czech or Mexican, I bet you will see most of the protagonists smoking. Not just occasionally- most of the time and mostly everywhere! The movies depict the reality, which was, that people were smoking in their homes, cars, in public places, cafés, restaurants…and no one really bothered. Can you imagine that now?! Can you imagine that someone lights up a cigarette on a bus? I surely can't. Since Czechia still maintains some of the eastern European vibe, it occasionally happens that someone smokes at a bus stop or while waiting in a line (outside). But even here, you should see the faces of the rest of the people. Disgust, disdain, anger. What an impertinence!
My colleague recently remembered his trip to Spain in the end of 90s, when it was normal that people smoked in public transport. It's not so long ago that most of my family members smoked and it's only one year since Czechia banned smoking in restaurants (!).
I mean it's not so long ago that the habits were different, but look at the change in peoples' perception! Something that was normal and would go unnoticed couple of years ago is now unacceptable and disgusting! I can't help it but this swift change is just so fascinating to me!
I guess it has a lot to do with the health effects in this case. There was only a little or no knowledge about the possible links of cigarettes with lung cancer back in the 1930s. When more and more cases appeared and it became public knowledge, the perception of smoking changed. It had to, I guess. And when more studies showed up, proving also the bad effects on the non-smokers who inhale the smoke, no one could oppose the legislation that banned smoking in public places. I guess. This is only my assumption. But it sounds legit. (Tereza, you are so clever!) Most of all, this change was a change towards the better – especially for the non-smokers, but eventually for the smokers, too. Who likes to smell like an ash tray after leaving the restaurant (especially on the day when you had washed your hair?!)? Who likes to wait for the bus having to inhale the smoke rolling on you? Not even the smokers themselves do. The ban chased the smokers out to have their cigarette on a balcony or on the corner of the street and people welcomed that change – to the extent that over a short course of years smoking became simply an unwanted activity.
The question is are we able to change other habits, too? I am talking about the single-use plastic ones now. There is a parallel to smoking in terms of the health effects, but it's a bit tricky here. Although the presence of microplastics in our food and drinking water has been proved, no one has ever died because of plastics. Animals die, true. But what do we, humans in Central Europe, care about turtles and seagulls somewhere in the Pacific ocean?! (it's sad but true, face it). That's one thing.
Another thing is, that if we simply ban the single-use plastics (which the EU just recently did, btw), we have to benefit from it somehow. But do we have beneficial alternatives to single-use plastics now? Those that are less harmful for the environment, but offer the same, or even higher comfort and convenience to us, humans? I think that not for now, but we are on a good way. I strongly believe that alternatives will show up. There is a bunch of new opportunities for businesses with the reusables – reusable containers, reusable hygienic tools (cotton pods, buds), reusable dishes…you name it. And once the single-use plastics ban takes effect and we have good alternatives, we will change our habits (cuz' we will have to). And eventually our perceptions, too. I am not afraid of that. I can imagine people looking weirdly at someone who puts his bananas into a plastic bag. Why is he doing that?! What a stupid ignorant. It will take years, but it will be like that, I'm sure.
History has proven that humans are capable of changing their habits, so I don't see why we couldn't change our single-use plastic shopping habits to something less wasteful.
Plastic bags are made evil lately. Reusable bags sometimes needs to be reused 100s of times to break even with the ecological impact they have with plastic.
Study with similar result was also done by the Danish govt.
You're right, I am very well aware of that. I think that most people are likely to use a cotton bag 100 times, since the material is durable. But anyway, thanks for bringing this up, it's very important to look at things in the holistic way and take the whole life cycle into account.


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Q: Error request for member getName which is of non-class type 'char' I'm trying to make a program involving files assign2.cpp, Player.h, Player.cpp, Team.h, Team.cpp which reads data from a txt file on player info (like hits, atBat, position, name and number) and displays it out into assign2.cpp. assign2.cpp is what contains int main() and is suppose to contain very little code because relies on the other files to do the work.
The error:
request for member getName which is of non-class type 'char'...

Please help, I've been trying to find the issue and can never do so. The compilation failure :
In file included from Team.cpp:1:0:
Team.h:34:11: warning: extra tokens at end of #endif directive [enabled by default]
Team.cpp: In constructor 'Team::Team()':
Team.cpp:15:5: warning: unused variable 'numPlayers' [-Wunused-variable]
Team.cpp: In member function 'void Team::sortByName()':
Team.cpp:49:56: error: request for member 'getName' in '((Team*)this
-> Team::playerObject[(j + -1)]', which is of non-class type 'char'
Team.cpp:49:74: error: request for member 'getName' in 'bucket', which is of non-class type 'int'
Team.cpp: In member function 'void Team::print()':
Team.cpp:63:18: error: request for member 'print' in '((Team*)this)-                >Team::playerObject[i]', which is of non-class type 'char'
make: *** [Team.o] Error 1

Team.h
#ifndef TEAM_H
#define TEAM_H
#include "Player.h"

class Team
{
  private:
     char playerObject[40];
     int numPlayers; // specifies the number of Player objects
                     //   actually stored in the array

     void readPlayerData();
     void sortByName();
  public:
     Team();
     Team(char*);

     void print();
};
#endif / *Team.h*  /

Team.cpp
#include "Team.h"
#include <cstring>
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fstream>
#include <cstdlib>

using namespace std;

Team::Team()
{
    strcpy (playerObject,"");
    int numPlayers = 0;
}

Team::Team(char* newPlayerObject)
{
    strncpy(playerObject, newPlayerObject, 40);

    readPlayerData();
}

void Team::readPlayerData()
{
    ifstream inFile;

    inFile.open("gamestats.txt");
    if (!inFile){
        cout << "Error, couldn't open file";
        exit(1);
    }

    inFile.read((char*) this, sizeof(Team));

    inFile.close();
}

void Team::sortByName()
{
    int i, j;
    int bucket;

    for (i = 1; i < numPlayers; i++)
    {
        bucket = playerObject[i];

        for (j = i; (j > 0) && (strcmp(playerObject[j-1].getName(),   bucket.getName()) > 0); j--)
            playerObject[j] = playerObject[j-1];

        playerObject[j] = bucket;
    }
}

Player.h (incase anyone needs it)
#ifndef PLAYER_H
#define PLAYER_H
class Player
{
    // Data members and method prototypes for the Player class go here
    private:
        int number;
        char name[26];
        char position[3];
        int hits;
        int atBats;
        double battingAverage;

    public:
        Player();
        Player(int, char*, char*, int, int);
        char* getName();
        char* getPosition();
        int getNumber();
        int getHits();
        int getAtBats();
        double getBattingAverage();

        void print();
        void setAtBats(int);
        void setHits(int);
};
#endif

I'm very stuck, Thanks in advance.

A: In the Team constructor on this line
playerObject = newPlayerObject;

you're trying to assign a value of type char* to a member of type char[40], which doesn't work, since they are two different types. In any case, you probably would need to copy the data from the input instead of just trying to hold the pointer internally. Something like
strncpy(playerObject, newPlayerObject, 40);

Generally, you will always be able to assign a char[N] to a char*, but not the other way around, but that's just because C++ will automatically convert the char[N] to a char*, they are still different types.

A: Your declaration is:
char playerObject[40];

And your constructor reads:
Team::Team(char* newPlayerObject)
{
     playerObject = newPlayerObject;

The error message you referenced in the title of this question obviously comes from here, and it is self explanatory. An array and a pointer are two completely different, incompatible types, when it comes to this kind of an assignment.
What you need to do depends entirely on what you expect to happen, and what your specifications are.
A) You could be trying to initialize the array from the character pointer, in which case you'll probably want to use strcpy(). Of course, you have to make sure that the string, including the null byte terminator, does not exceed 40 bytes, otherwise this will be undefined behavior.
Incidently, this is what you did in your default constructor:
Team::Team()
{
    strcpy (playerObject,"");
}

B) Or, your playerObject class member should, perhaps, be a char * instead, and should be either assigned, just like that, or perhaps strdup()ed. In which case your default constructor will probably need to do the same.
Whichever one is the right answer for you depends entirely on your requirements, that you will have to figure out yourself.

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A very new square, it didn't exist until 1989. It was laid out over the former Gunpowder Alley, which was demolished to make way for Hill House. A plaque on the King George III cannon monument in the centre of the square reads: "Opened on 29th November 1989 by Sir Hugh Bidwell GBE, Lord Mayor of London". Al Smith in Dictionary of City of London Street Names explains where this evocative name may have originated: "In the late seventeenth century when the reign of Charles II was ending, there was fear among Londoners that the king's brother, the future James II, would restore the Catholic faith and all over England no-popery meetings were held; and none were larger than those held in Fleet Street where effigies of the Pope were burned or blown up. The gunpowder used in the demonstrations were made and stored in the little courtway which was nicknamed Gunpowder Alley."
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