These terms and conditions ("Terms") (together with the documents expressly referred to in these Terms and our Privacy Notice) provide information about us and the legal terms and conditions on which apply to all bookings for "Good to Go Park and Ride", "Good to Go Meet and Greet" and "Good to Go Drop and Ride" car parking services (as defined below at paragraphs 4, 5 and 6 respectively and together the "Services") made via www.goodtogoparking.com (the "Website") or by calling us on 0344 335 0901.
1.2. These Terms will apply to any booking for the Services made by you on the Website or via telephone. They contain important information and specify those matters for which we do not accept responsibility so we recommend that you read these Terms carefully before booking to satisfy yourself that you accept them. We draw your attention in particular to our Cancellation Policy at clause 7. We also recommend that you print a copy of these Terms at the time of booking for your records.
1.3. Your booking is subject to these Terms as they apply at the time of your booking. We reserve the right to make changes to the Terms as displayed on the Website at any time, but this does not affect the Terms as they apply to your booking. Please do not assume that the Terms on the Website at a later date are the same Terms as those that are applicable to your booking. Every time you make a booking please check these Terms to ensure you understand the terms which will apply at that time.
2.1. "Good To Go Parking" is a trading name of Heathrow Airport Limited, (Company Number: 01991017) which is referred to as "the Airport" in these Terms and is incorporated in England, its registered office is at The Compass Centre, Nelson Road, Heathrow Airport Limited, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW6 2GW. The VAT number for the Airport is 927 3654 04.
2.2. Good To Go Parking and the Website are owned and operated by the Airport. Any reference to Good To Go Parking in these Terms will mean Heathrow Airport Limited as the car parking operator.
2.3. In these Terms "you" and "your" refer to any person who makes a booking via the Website and "we", "us" and "our" refers to the Airport.
2.4. Should you need to contact us please either email us at hello@goodtogoparking.com or call us on 0344 335 0901.
3.1. To make a booking for the Services (a "Booking"), you can either make a Booking via the Website or you can call us on 0344 345 0901. The Booking pages will guide you through the steps you need to take to make a Booking with us.
3.2. All Bookings must be made by 23.59 on the day before the date of your intended entry time. Subject to paragraph 3.7 below, the length of the Booking must include a Saturday Night Stay. For the avoidance of doubt a Saturday Night Stay is defined as a period within your Booking that commences in advance of 19.00 on any given Saturday, continuing until at least 00.01 on the following Sunday, at a minimum.
3.3. Our booking process allows you to check and amend any errors before submitting your Booking. Please take the time to read and check your order at each page of the booking process.
3.4. After you make your Booking, you will receive an e-mail from us acknowledging that we have received your Booking. This confirmation is our acceptance of your order and it is at that point that the contract between you and the Airport will be formed (the "Contract").
3.5. When you make a Booking via the Website or by phone you will be given a unique booking reference number ("Booking Reference"). The Booking you make is non-transferable either from you to someone else or between different car parks and is valid only for the times, dates, car park and terminal specified in your Booking.
3.6. All prices for the Services shown are in pounds sterling and include VAT at the current rate. Prices may change from time to time, but changes will not affect a booking after you have received a Booking Reference from us.
(a) The Services are priced based on 24 hour periods. If your Booking includes part of a 24 hour period you will be charged for the complete 24 hour period. The number of 24 hour periods for which you will be charged when you pre-book is calculated on the basis of the times and the type of product you select when making your Booking.
(iii) where the Good To Go Drop and Ride Service has been booked, the Additional Charge shall be £3 pounds sterling.
(c) Any Additional Charges for early entry or late return must be settled before you leave the car park or reception area. Please note that this applies irrespective of the reason why you are late back into the car park, unless your delayed return is caused by our negligence.
(d) A proportion of the charge you pay includes a Public Transport Levy which is used to develop public transport initiatives at Heathrow.
4.1. Good to Go Park & Ride is a self-park product which utilises spaces in the designated Heathrow Long Stay car park.
(a) When you enter the gate to the car park, you must follow the instructions you have been issued with via email. Please be aware that some car parks use a number plate recognition service and if your number plate is not recognised or is not consistent with the number plate for which you have booked, you may not be allowed in.
(c) If you are issued with a car parking ticket on entry to the car park, please retain this in a safe place as you may need it to exit. On exit please follow the instructions issued to you at the time of booking.
vi. ensure any possessions are locked in your boot and are not on display.
We cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever occurring to your vehicle or possessions within it resulting from your failure to do these things. The Airport and its subcontractors do not accept any valuables or other articles for safe custody.
(e) You must drive carefully and responsibly in the car park. You must also ensure that any children and animals are properly supervised and are accompanied at all times when they are in the car park. Please take care to be aware of all vehicles in motion within the car park. You must comply with all signs giving directions and all other instructions when in the car park.
(f) While we use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the car parks are secure, we do not guarantee that they are a secure environment.
while the vehicle is in the car park, unless such damage or theft is caused by the Airport's negligence or the negligence of its agents or employees, and then only to the extent that our negligence has caused or contributed to the relevant damage or theft.
we will deem the vehicle to have been abandoned. In such circumstances we shall give you at least 30 days' notice in writing via the 'signed for' mail service (or equivalent) to the address that you provide at the time of booking. After the expiry of that notice period, we shall be entitled to remove and sell the vehicle and deduct from the proceeds our reasonable handling expenses as well as any unpaid sums for days in which the vehicle has been in the car park (calculated at the drive up tariff). We will then pay the balance to the credit card used for the booking (unless we are notified to do otherwise in writing). Our rights of disposal set out in these terms and conditions are in addition to any of our rights to dispose of unclaimed vehicles under the Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977.
ii. issue a parking charge notice to you for such amount as may be published at the car park from time to time in respect of the relevant breach.
xii. spending excessive time (as we may determine) in your vehicle in the car park. This includes sleeping in your vehicle.
4.5. We reserve the right to move any vehicle within or outside the car park to the extent that we deem necessary to carry out the efficient management of the car park.
5.1. The Good to Go Meet & Greet service is a valet parking service where you drop your car off in the designated reception area and our employee or subcontractor will park your car for you, utilising spaces in a designated Heathrow car park, as determined by Heathrow.
(g) ensure that you have removed all of your luggage that you are taking with you, and ensure that any possessions are locked in your boot and are not on display.
5.3. If you are issued with a car parking ticket on entry to the reception area, please retain this in a safe place as you may need it to exit. On exit please follow the instructions issued to you at the time of booking.
5.4. You must comply with all signs giving directions and all other instructions when in the reception area.
5.5. Once you have complied with paragraphs 5.2 to 5.4, you can then walk from the reception area directly to the required terminal. Walking distances and times vary according to terminal and are as advised on the Website at the time of Booking.
5.6. Subject to Paragraphs 5.7 and 5.8, while we use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the car parks are secure, we do not guarantee that they are a secure environment.
5.7. After it has been left with us, we are responsible for ensuring that your car is parked and driven carefully. The Airport and its subcontractors are insured for any loss or damage to your vehicle which occurs as a result of the negligent driving of the Airport's employees and subcontractors who are providing the Good To Go Meet and Greet Service. As such, we will pay to you the reasonable cost of repairing any damage to your vehicle which is caused by the negligent driving of its employees and subcontractors while they are providing the Meet & Greet service, up to the limit set out in Paragraph 9.6.
5.8. Except as set out in Paragraph 5.7 above, we do not accept liability for damage to your vehicle (whether caused accidentally or by way of vandalism) while the vehicle is in the car park/reception area.
5.9. We do not accept liability for theft of or from your vehicle unless you have entrusted the keys of the car to us and then only where the keys have been used in order to carry out the theft.
5.10. You should ensure that you leave with our employees or subcontractors your ignition key, the key to your driver's door and the key for any security or immobilisation device fitted to your vehicle, and no other key. The Airport and its subcontractors accept no liability for any loss or damage suffered by you where you leave other keys with us.
5.11. By leaving your vehicle with our employees or subcontractors, you warrant that the vehicle is and at all times while in our custody shall be roadworthy, has a valid MOT, has the relevant road tax paid and your vehicle is properly insured so as to comply with all relevant legislation in the United Kingdom. If we (or our subcontractors) suffer any claims, losses, damages, costs and/or expenses ("Losses") as a result of any breach of this Paragraph 5 you will be liable to pay to us the full amount of those Losses on an indemnity basis. You accept liability for all harm suffered by third parties as a result of any breach of this Paragraph 5.
5.12. We reserve the right to move any vehicle within or outside the designated car park to the extent that we deem necessary to carry out the efficient management of the car park.
6.1. The Good to Go Drop & Ride service is a parking service where you drop your car off in the designated reception area and our employee or subcontractor will park your car for you, utilising spaces in a designated Heathrow car park, as determined by Heathrow.
(g) ensure that you have removed all of your luggage that you are taking with you and ensure that any possessions are locked in your boot and are not on display.
6.3. If you are issued with a car parking ticket on entry to the reception area, please retain this in a safe place as you may need it to exit. On exit please follow the instructions issued to you at the time of booking.
6.4. You must comply with all signs giving directions and all other instructions when in the reception area.
6.5. Subject to Paragraphs 6.6 and 6.7, while we use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the car parks are secure, we do not guarantee that they are a secure environment.
6.6. After it has been left with us, we are responsible for ensuring that your car is parked and driven carefully. The Airport and its subcontractors are insured for any loss or damage to your vehicle which occurs as a result of the negligent driving of the Airport's employees and subcontractors who are providing the Good To Go Drop and Ride Service. As such, we will pay to you the reasonable cost of repairing any damage to your vehicle which is caused by the negligent driving of its employees and subcontractors while they are providing the Meet & Greet service, up to the limit set out in Paragraph 9.6.
6.7. Except as set out in Paragraph 6.6 above, we do not accept liability for damage to your vehicle (whether caused accidentally or by way of vandalism) while the vehicle is in the car park/reception area.
6.8. We do not accept liability for theft of or from your vehicle unless you have entrusted the keys of the car to us and then only where the keys have been used in order to carry out the theft.
6.9. You should ensure that you leave with our employees or subcontractors your ignition key, the key to your driver's door and the key for any security or immobilisation device fitted to your vehicle, and no other key. The Airport and its subcontractors accept no liability for any loss or damage suffered by you where you leave other keys with us.
6.10. By leaving your vehicle with our employees or subcontractors, you warrant that the vehicle is and at all times while in our custody shall be roadworthy, has a valid MOT, has the relevant road tax paid, and your vehicle is properly insured so as to comply with all relevant legislation in the United Kingdom. If we (or our subcontractors) suffer any claims, losses, damages, costs and/or expenses ("Losses") as a result of any breach of this Paragraph 5 you will be liable to pay to us the full amount of those Losses on an indemnity basis. You accept liability for all harm suffered by third parties as a result of any breach of this Paragraph 6.
6.11. We reserve the right to move any vehicle within or outside the designated car park to the extent that we deem necessary to carry out the efficient management of the car park.
xi. spending excessive time (as we may determine) in your vehicle in the car park. This includes sleeping in your vehicle.
6.14. A Transfer Service to your required terminal or car park is provided as set out in paragraph 4.4 above.
7.1. You have a legal right to cancel the Booking under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 within 14 days after your Booking (the "Cancellation Period"). This means that if you change your mind during the Cancellation Period, or decide for any other reason that you do not want to keep your booking before the Service commences, you can notify us of your decision to cancel the Booking and receive a refund. Advice about your legal right to cancel the contract is available from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or Trading Standards office.
7.2. If you have booked a Service that is set to commence on a date that is within the Cancellation Period, you are requesting that your Service begins during the Cancellation Period. If the Service has commenced during the Cancellation Period, you may have lost your right to cancel the booking and the right to receive a refund. If you cancel your order after you have entered the car park or reception area, but before the end of the Cancellation Period, you will be liable to pay for your Booking in proportion to the Services received. You will not be able to cancel any Service after it has been fully performed within the Cancellation Period.
providing that you quote your Booking Reference number. Please note, without your booking Reference number we will not be able to process your change or cancellation.
The cancellation period will expire after 14 days from the day of the formation of the Contract.
To exercise the right to cancel, you must inform us, Good To Go Parking, (a trading name of Heathrow Airport Limited) of your decision to cancel this contract by a clear statement (e.g. a letter sent by post or e-mail). You may use the above cancellation form, but it is not obligatory.
You can also electronically fill in and submit the model cancellation form or any other clear statement via the "Manage my Booking" section of the Website. If you use this option, we will communicate to you an acknowledgement of receipt of such a cancellation on a durable medium (e.g. by e-mail) without delay.
If you cancel your Booking, where the Service or any part of the Service has not been provided to you, we will refund to you all payments received from you. However, if you cancel your booking and the Service or any part of the Service has been supplied to you we may make a deduction from the refund to reflect the Service provided.
We will process any refund due to you without undue delay, and not later than 14 days after the day on which we are informed about your decision to cancel your Booking.
We will make the refund using the same means of payment as you used for the initial transaction, unless you have expressly agreed otherwise; in any event, you will not incur any fees as a result of the reimbursement.
If you requested to begin the performance of services during the cancellation period, you shall pay us an amount which is in proportion to the service that has been provided to you until you have communicated to us your request to cancel your Booking, in comparison with the full service proposed in your Booking.
7.5. After the expiry of the Cancellation Period your Booking will be non-refundable. (Please visit heathrow.com/parking for information on flexible car parking at the Airport).
7.6. If you wish to amend your Booking after the expiry of the Cancellation Period, where you require a change in the number of days of Booking we must receive notice of your change to your Booking by 23.59 on the day before your intended entry time as recorded in your Booking. If you do not give Good to Go this required advance notice, your Booking will be non-amendable and you may have to pay an additional amount relevant to any additional parking days to those indicated in your Booking.
7.7. No refund will be made if a Booking has not been redeemed for any reason or cancelled in accordance with these Terms following procedures set out above. Any days booked and left unused will not be refunded. Any refunds will be made to the original card on which payment was made.
7.8. If we cancel your booking for a reason within the Airport's direct control and not due to an event beyond our control (see Paragraph 8 below) then we will refund the amount we have received from your pre-booking to you on the card on which payment was made.
8.1. We do not accept liability for any failure to perform our obligations, or delay in our performance due to an event beyond our reasonable control. A non-exhaustive list of such events includes war or threat of war, riots, civil strife, terrorist threats or activity, industrial disputes, natural and nuclear disaster, fire, adverse weather conditions, volcanic eruption or ash cloud, government regulations, closure or congestion of airports (where this is not within our reasonable control) and/or cancellation or changes of schedules by airlines.
8.2. Except as expressly stated in these Terms (including your cancellation rights at Paragraph 7), we shall not be obliged to either refund any pre-payment by you or make any other change to your booking in the event that you wish to amend or cancel your booking due to an event of the kind listed in Paragraph 8.1.
9.1. We will act with reasonable skill and care when providing services to you.
9.2. If we fail to comply with these Terms, we are responsible for loss or damage you suffer that is a foreseeable result of our breach of these Terms or our negligence, but we are not responsible for any loss or damage that is not foreseeable. Loss or damage is foreseeable if they were an obvious consequence of our breach or if they were contemplated by you and us at the time we entered into the Contract.
9.3. We are not responsible for loss or damage to the extent that the loss or damage is caused by your breach of these Terms, or your negligence.
9.4. We only supply car parking services for your personal use. We have no liability to you for any loss of profit, loss of business, business interruption, loss of a bargain, or loss of business opportunity.
9.5. Nothing in these Terms limits our liability in the case of death or personal injury caused by our negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
9.6. Unless Paragraph 9.5 above applies, our liability to you for the provision of car parking, valet parking, meet and greet services, priority security or lounge services shall be limited to an aggregate of £50,000.
10.1. You may only make a booking on the Website if you are at least 18 years old.
10.2. Any contract made between you and us via the Website is governed by English law. These Terms (and any contract between you and us) are only in the English language. You and we both agree that any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with it will be governed by English law. You and we both agree the courts of England and Wales will have exclusive jurisdiction.
10.3. These Terms, along with all other relevant terms and conditions that are referred to in these Terms and information provided on the Website constitute the entire agreement between you and us with respect to the sale of the relevant services.
10.4. This contract is between you and us. No other person shall have any right to enforce any of its terms whether under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 or otherwise.
10.6. We only use your personal information in accordance our Privacy Notice. For details, please see our privacy notice. Please take the time to read this, as it includes important terms which apply to you.
10.7. As a consumer, you have legal rights in relation to products that are not as described. Advice about your legal rights is available from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or Trading Standards office. Nothing in these Terms will affect these legal rights.
10.8. Each of the paragraphs of these Terms operates separately. If any court or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining paragraphs will remain in full force and effect.
10.9. In so far as it is not possible to contractually agree otherwise, your statutory rights are not affected by these terms and conditions.
These online terms and conditions were last updated Feb 2017.


Idris Elba poses for a photo with his fiancee Sabrina Dhowre while attending Drake's New Year's Eve party on Monday night (December 31) at Delilah in Los Angeles.
The 46-year-old actor met up with the rapper, who hosted the event to celebrate his new business venture, Mod Sélection Champagne.
It's a big week for Idris' fans in the U.K. as his popular series Luther returned on New Year's Day. The fifth season has four episodes that are airing four nights in a row.
Gigi Hadid Dressed as Mary Poppins for Taylor Swift's NYE Party!
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Kate Beckinsale Dazzles in White for New Year's Eve Party!
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Kylie Jenner & Travis Scott Dine Out on New Year's Eve!
David Beckham Rings In the New Year with His Family!
Madonna Performs at NYC's Stonewall Inn on New Year's Eve!


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Barricade Situation on Route 83 in Vernon Resolved
Published October 10, 2017 • Updated on October 10, 2017 at 11:55 pm
The barricade situation that shut down Route 83 in Vernon on Monday evening has been peacefully resolved after a several-hour standoff.
Vernon police said a barricaded man with a gun was in an apartment above a business on the 200 block of Talcottville Road with a woman and started around 5 p.m.
Police are not describing the woman as a hostage but said she was in the apartment voluntarily.
People in several nearby businesses were evacuated and the situation was contained to one building.
The suspect has been placed under arrest just before 10 p.m.
The road was shut down between Naek Road and Sunset Terrace, according to police.
About a dozen of different police districts came to assist on the scene.

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Sam Starling
2021 Week 5
We stormed through "It's A Sin" this week. It's a brilliant and important show: managing to be simultaneously hilarious and heartbreaking. I'd have loved to see what it would have been like with 8 episodes. It's a good juxtaposition to the slightly more carefree Queer as Folk.
As a gay man, you'd think I'd know a bit more about history, but it showed me how much I didn't know: people locked up under the Public Health Act, wild misconceptions about transmission, funeral directors refusing to handle AIDS-related deaths – it's a lot to take in. I saw someone recommend How to Survive a Plague, so that's up next on my reading list.
Switching off from work has been tricky this week. Yoga has helped, but a friend set up a Minecraft server and I'd forgotten how much I can get lost in games. I'd never played it with friends before, but there's something nice about the fact that you don't have to all be playing at the same time. The main problem is I keep letting things blow up the corner of Alex's house. Sorry.
Watching the Gamestonks/Reddit/Robinhood (and Dogecoin) sagas unfold this week was fun. The summary from Markets Weekly was the best summary I found, and now I have articles about 'Payment for Order Flow' queued up in my Instapaper 🤓. I bought James 10,000 DOGE years ago for about £2.50, but they're nowhere to be found, so I think it's time to forget about them…
Ann said she reads these every week, so hi Ann!
🔊 It's A Sin


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Talent Spotlight: The Grindhouse Radio
Cast of Grindhouse Radio
The award-winning Grindhouse Radio, frequently referred to as GHR, is an internationally syndicated, pop culture talk series. As a trusted destination for an exponentially growing number of fans, the show's popularity is, in part, thanks to guest stars like comic books legend Stan Lee, celebrated chef Chris Santos, Grammy-nominated singer J-Sutta, American voice actor Sean Schemmel, and so on.
Having premiered in 2015, the show has a rather eclectic cast consisting of seasoned professionals in entertainment. Brimstone's, or William Kucmierowski's professional titles include wrestler, radio host and podcaster, actor, author, musician, food critic, and model. Kim Adragna works as a model, actor, writer, producer, and brand influencer. While Tom Greer is an audio producer, editor, on-air radio talent, and sports fanatic.
Though the show has three main hosts, it also features other talent, including jack-of-all-traits Zambo, musician Guy Brogna, self-proclaimed geek Kevin Dempsey, and athlete/career woman Amy Palmiero-Winters.
According to the press release:
"GHR is essentially a show that is designed to appeal to everyone, from a group of not-so 'normal' people. Carefully crafted into a TWO HOUR talk radio show, the Grindhouse cast offers listeners their weekly pop culture fix of current news & events, comics, music, gadgets, gaming, sports and movies seamlessly blended into a precise format. A no holds barred, madhouse of mythological proportions, GHR aims to be the public's weekly fix for pop-culture, nerdisms and all around oddball topics that relate to media and celebrity."
Some of GHR's notable accolades in 2021 include the Gold AVA Digital Award for Audio Production/Radio Podcast and a Gold Award of Excellence|Individual Episodes, Entertainment Podcast for the 27th Annual Communicator Awards. Also, Adragna has been named a recipient of the Long Island Business News', 30 Under 30 Award 2019 and Grindhouse Radio, which was a major topic of discussion at the European Planetary Science Congress 2018, making GHR a citable source for scientific and collegiate papers.
Check out more from the diverse series on all of their respective social media accounts, and make sure to visit them on iHeartRadio, iTunes, Google Podcast, and Spotify.
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ORLANDO, FL June 14, 2017, (InfoComm 2017, Booth 2561) — Aurora Multimedia redefines HDBaseT with many new industry first capabilities including the ability to work at 4K60 4:4:4 with a single unshielded CAT 5e or better cable and the world's first Dante® option for 2 or 8 channel Dante.
Three new HDBaseT 2.0 products comprised of the HTW-2 two gang transmitter Decora® wall plate, HTE-TX2 transmitter box unit, and the HTE-RX2 receiver box unit will change the way HDBaseT is utilized.
All products are capable of transmitting 4K60 4:4:4 18Gbps HDMI 2.0/HDCP2.2 100m (330ft) over a single unshielded CAT cable with no quality compromise and with zero frame latency. In addition, all products have an integrated web server for remote IP control, USB 2.0 with directional control, and the world's first Dante® option for 2 or 8 channel Dante.
"The proAV market is constantly evolving, and it is important to address needs and demands and they arise. HDBaseT is a versatile technology that enables us to deliver the performance and flexibility expected in the market today, and Aurora's HDBaseT 4K60 4:4:4 is proof of it," says Gabi Shriki, Sr. Vice President and Head of Audio Video Business, Valens.


With all the perverted Jared Fogles and Harvey Weinsteins probing around in the world today, women have to be alert and ready, not afraid to protect themselves. It should never be #trendy to be a victim of sexual abuse; that's why yoga pants with built-in gun pockets are suddenly becoming popular with young women. Women are taking their personal protection into their own hands.
Nothing is more comfortable than yoga pants, and nothing feels more secure than having built-in pockets for carrying self defense weapons. Former NRATV host Amy Robbins started a self defense clothing company to empower young women, and the brand is becoming wildly popular with Millennials.
On a daily basis, over 40 million women carry some form of self defense tool. Robbin's new clothing line, Alexo Athletica, offers athletic pants, jackets, tanks, and sweaters with built-in pockets for carrying firearms and mace. Robbins launched the company in October 2017 from her garage in Dallas, Texas. Now, just a year later, her web store is overflowing with orders.
Alexo Athletica gained popularity with Millennials on Instagram, as young women started posting pictures and showing off the pants. Sales have gone through the roof since Thanksgiving, forcing Robbins to expand her warehouse space. Women are buying a few pairs for themselves and picking up extras for the women in their lives. Men are purchasing the pants for the women in their lives.
"There's something so empowering about being among the young females who are equipping themselves with the necessary tools and mindset to defend themselves," said Poole, who is now a brand ambassador.
The pants could save lives, too. Anna Paulina, a 29 year-old military veteran said the pants make it easier for her to carry. When she was 20 years old, she had a home invasion experience that caused insomnia for years. "I tried everything… but nothing quite restored my sense of security until I got my concealed carry," Paulina told PJ Media. She now wears comfortable Alexo pants and carries a sidearm to be prepared. I NEVER want to experience that again," she said.
For more on personal protection, check out Guns.News.
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Heavy Magnolias was successfully funded by YOU THE LISTENERS (through a Kickstarter campaign) in May 2017, recorded with Grammy-award winning producer Julian Dreyer in October 2017, and released March 18, 2018.
To order a physical CD, email us at hannahkaminermusic@gmail.com.
This album was funded in part by a Regional Artist Project Grant (RAPG), a grant sponsored by a coalition of Western North Carolina arts councils.
Preview tracks from "Acre by Acre" (2015) below. The full album is available on iTunes.


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Julie's lacrosse stats have been updated for the win vs. Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy.
RESULTWin Girls varsity lacrosse vs. CGLA.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Friday's home non-conference game against Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy (Chattanooga, TN) by a score of 13-2.
RESULTWin Girls varsity lacrosse @ Gatlinburg-Pittman.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Thursday's away non-conference game against Gatlinburg-Pittman (Gatlinburg, TN) by a score of 17-10.
RESULTWin Girls varsity lacrosse vs. CAK.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Tuesday's home conference game against Christian Academy of Knoxville (Knoxville, TN) by a score of 16-13.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity lacrosse @ Ooltewah.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team lost Friday's away non-conference game against Ooltewah (TN) by a score of 13-9.
Julie's lacrosse stats have been updated for the win vs. Knoxville Catholic.
RESULTWin Girls varsity lacrosse vs. Knoxville Catholic.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Tuesday's home conference game against Knoxville Catholic (Knoxville, TN) by a score of 13-10.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Monday's home conference game against West Knoxville Warriors [West/Bearden/Hardin Valley Academy/Morristown-Hamblen East] (Knoxville, TN) by a score of 14-11.
RESULTWin Girls varsity lacrosse vs. Signal Mountain.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won by forfeit in Saturday's home non-conference game against Signal Mountain (TN).
RESULTLoss Girls varsity lacrosse vs. Pigeon Forge.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team lost Thursday's home non-conference game against Pigeon Forge (TN) by a score of 12-6.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity lacrosse @ Seymour.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team lost Tuesday's away non-conference game against Seymour (TN) by a score of 18-2.
RESULTLoss Girls varsity lacrosse @ Pigeon Forge.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team lost Thursday's away non-conference game against Pigeon Forge (TN) by a score of 11-9.
RESULTWin Girls varsity lacrosse @ RCK (CO-OP).
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Tuesday's away conference game against Roane County Knights [Kingston, Midway, Rockwood, Harriman, Oliver Springs] (Kingston, TN) by a score of 21-5.
Julie's lacrosse stats have been updated for the win @ Sevier County.
RESULTWin Girls varsity lacrosse @ Sevier County.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Tuesday's away non-conference game against Sevier County (Sevierville, TN) by a score of 13-8.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Saturday's neutral tournament game against Paul Laurence Dunbar (Lexington, KY) by a score of 8-0.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team won Saturday's neutral tournament game against Frederick Douglass (Lexington, KY) by a score of 10-3.
The Cookeville varsity lacrosse team lost Thursday's home conference game against Farragut (Knoxville, TN) by a score of 9-6.
Julie has been added to the Cookeville girls lacrosse roster.


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#ifndef MINIASCAPE_STEPPER
#define MINIASCAPE_STEPPER
#include "core/World.hpp"
#include "core/Rule.hpp"
#include "core/RandomNumberGenerator.hpp"
#include <pseudo/zip_iterator.hpp>

namespace miniascape
{

template<typename T_traits>
class SynchronousStepper
{
  public:
    using traits_type = T_traits;
    using time_type   = typename traits_type::time_type;
    using state_type  = typename traits_type::state_type;
    using cell_type   = typename traits_type::cell_type;
    using rule_type   = RuleBase<traits_type>;
    using world_type  = World<traits_type>;

    SynchronousStepper() = default;
    ~SynchronousStepper() = default;
    time_type step(world_type& world, const rule_type& rule) const;
};

template<typename T_traits>
typename SynchronousStepper<T_traits>::time_type
SynchronousStepper<T_traits>::step(
        world_type& world, const rule_type& rule) const
{
    std::vector<state_type> temp(world.size());

    for(auto cell = psd::make_zip_iterator(world.cbegin(), temp.begin());
            cell != psd::make_zip_iterator(world.cend(),   temp.end()); ++cell)
        *psd::get<1>(cell) = rule.step(**psd::get<0>(cell));

    for(auto cell = psd::make_zip_iterator(world.begin(), temp.begin());
            cell != psd::make_zip_iterator(world.end(),   temp.end()); ++cell)
        (*psd::get<0>(cell))->state = std::move(*psd::get<1>(cell));

    return rule.delta_t();
}

template<typename T_traits>
class AsynchronousRandomStepper
{
  public:
    using traits_type = T_traits;
    using time_type   = typename traits_type::time_type;
    using state_type  = typename traits_type::state_type;
    using cell_type   = typename traits_type::cell_type;
    using rule_type   = RuleBase<traits_type>;
    using world_type  = World<traits_type>;

    AsynchronousRandomStepper(const std::shared_ptr<RandomNumberGenerator>& rng)
        : rng_(rng)
    {}
    ~AsynchronousRandomStepper() = default;
    time_type step(world_type& world, const rule_type& rule) const;

    const std::shared_ptr<RandomNumberGenerator> rng_;
};

template<typename T_traits>
inline typename AsynchronousRandomStepper<T_traits>::time_type
AsynchronousRandomStepper<T_traits>::step(
        world_type& world, const rule_type& rule) const
{
    const std::size_t idx = rng_->uniform_int<std::size_t>(0, world.size()-1);
    world.at(idx)->state = rule.step(*(world.at(idx)));

    return rule.delta_t();
}

template<typename T_traits>
class AsynchronousSuccessiveStepper
{
  public:
    using traits_type = T_traits;
    using time_type   = typename traits_type::time_type;
    using state_type  = typename traits_type::state_type;
    using cell_type   = typename traits_type::cell_type;
    using rule_type   = RuleBase<traits_type>;
    using world_type  = World<traits_type>;

    AsynchronousSuccessiveStepper() = default;
    ~AsynchronousSuccessiveStepper() = default;
    time_type step(world_type& world, const rule_type& rule) const;

    const std::shared_ptr<RandomNumberGenerator> rng_;
};

template<typename T_traits>
inline typename AsynchronousSuccessiveStepper<T_traits>::time_type
AsynchronousSuccessiveStepper<T_traits>::step(
        world_type& world, const rule_type& rule) const
{
    for(auto cell = world.cbegin(); cell != world.cend(); ++cell)
        (*cell)->state = rule.step(**cell);

    return rule.delta_t();
}

}

#endif /* MINIASCAPE_STEPPER */

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Common Grounds Reunion
mdavidhornbuckle	Uncategorized	 June 6, 2011 June 6, 2011 3 Minutes
In 1995, I played my first show with the band that would become PopCanon, at a little coffeehouse called Insomnia in Gainesville, Florida. I had just opened for Planet Ten up the street at the Civic Media Center, and they invited me to open this show. Planet Ten bassist Ned Davis and drummer Blue Lang said they'd "back me." So we rocked through ten or eleven songs with me calling out the chord changes, and you'd never have guessed that we'd never played together before.
Shortly after that, Insomnia came under new management and changed its name to Common Grounds. It was a dark, smoky place where arty teenagers and grizzled drunks played chess and talked about existentialism. It was the kind of place every town out to have, especially a college town. The owners of Common Grounds (various owners over time) were some of PopCanon's biggest supporters. As the band grew from three to four to six or seven members (sometimes more), we played there once a month for the next five years. Common Grounds bought the space next door and doubled in size, put in a professional sound system, and grew right along with us.
I played shows there with a bunch of other bands as well–Eurotoaster, the Exes, the Familiar, and Project Dingo. I did solo shows there. I played background music for art events. One New Years Eve, I played in three different bands. I juggled beer cans for open mike nights and sang Led Zeppelin songs when there were karaoke nights. And when I wasn't performing there, I was almost always there anyway, perched at the bar with a Guinness. I met some amazing friends there over the years, many of whom I am still close to.
Almost any night of the week, and certainly any weekend night, a band would be playing and that band would be good. We may have never heard of them, but people would pay attention, often would dance. It was an incredibly supportive, open environment for musicians. Especially after other venues like the Covered Dish and the Hardback Cafe went out of business, Common Grounds was one of the only places keeping the music scene in Gainesville alive for years.
Some time after I moved to New York, Common Grounds moved to the old Covered Dish location, further securing its place in Gainesville music history. With a larger space (and a liquor license), they could host bigger and better shows. At the end of this month, they will leave that location, and then Common Grounds will be no more. Owner Nigel Hamm said, "Fifteen years is a pretty good run. It was time to move on."
What Nigel will move onto, and more importantly, what will fill the void in Gainesville's music scene, remains to be seen.
In the meantime, Ashley Dean Myles decided that a Common Grounds reunion was in order. She put out the word on Facebook, and the response was overwhelmingly positive. I drove down from Birmingham for the weekend. Others came from New York, Chicago, and elsewhere to attend.
The festivities began at Common Grounds' original location, now an all ages venue called 1982. Though the decor had changed somewhat, 1982 still had the basic dinginess that was integral to the atmosphere at Common Grounds in the early days.
It was sort of overwhelming to walk in there. Right away, I saw a dozen people I hadn't seen in ten years–among them Liz, Spider, Joe, Fitz, and James Lantz. I have visited Gainesville a good bit since I moved away, so I had seen many of the locals–Matt, Frog, Tom Miller, Rusty Valentine, and others–periodically over the years. Still, it was strange to see everyone in that space, already doing Guinness challenges at 7pm.
At nine, Ashley herded everybody over to the current Common Grounds location. Mike Cecchini of the Remedies, one of several staple bands from what I consider to be CG's heyday, had flown in from New York and played a set with his old band mates for the first time in several years. And they rocked ass, as expected.
After that, some bands that had already been booked for the night before the reunion was planned went on. Unfortunately for those bands, many of us chose to stay out on the patio and catch up rather than listen, ironic given that so much of the draw of Common Grounds in the first place was the music. At the end of the night, James Lantz played an acoustic set. Everyone did go back inside to watch that, and it was a fitting finale for the event.
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It's the time of year we're grateful for our AC. There's nothing much better than walking into a nice, chill house after being out in the summer heat. If you find that your system is not getting your home cool enough, there could be various reasons. It could be abnormally hot outside, or may be stalled filters or dirty coils, or even your thermostat. But, it may be that the system is low on refrigerant. There are some warnings you can look out for to let you know that your refrigerant is running low and that it's necessary to call in a professional for air conditioner service.
An air conditioner that is lacking refrigerant will have to be on longer in effort to cool the temperature. This results in higher utility bills. If you've observed abnormally high bills it might be time to reach out to someone in to check out your air conditioner.
If you observe any ice on your outdoor AC unit, there's a possibility that there's an issue. When you're low on refrigerant, your system's evaporator coil might get too cold and the humidity around your refrigerant line will freeze. This could lead to compressor issues. If your compressor becomes damaged, and it's not under warranty, it's may be more cost effective to restore the entire outside unit.
If your system is taking longer than it normally does to cool your home or if it's not maintaining the temperature set on your thermostat, your greatest bet is to have your system serviced. There are a number of things that might be taking place that a technician would be able to figure out.
If you're stressed you may be running low on refrigerant, it's crucial to get it looked at by the experts. Give us a call and we'll get you taken care of and keep you cool. Give us a call at 318-855-2326.


NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde will open a brand new sexual, emotional and reproductive health service for the people of Renfrewshire at the Russell Institute on Monday, July 7th.
The new Hub, named the Sandyford Renfrewshire is part of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's Sandyford service that provides sexual, reproductive and emotional health and will offer sexual health services in the heart of Paisley town centre.
It will provide an expanded range of services and will be fully supported by enhanced clinics at Renfrew and Johnstone that will offer expanded family planning and sexual health care. These clinics will not only offer additional services but will have longer opening hours allowing more local people, both men and women to access services.
Erskine's clinic will be developed as a sexual health service for young people and the clinic in Ferguslie would continue to operate as it currently does.
"This new Hub has been developed following extensive consultation with local people and will mean better services and improved sexual health information for Paisley residents."
This new hub, the seventh in Greater Glasgow and Clyde, will provide an expanded range of treatment, testing, counselling and care.


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School District Five announces virtual community events on redistricting
IRMO – Lexington-Richland School District Five will hold two virtual community events to answer questions on redistricting and get feedback from the community.
The first event was held held Thursday, Nov. 19 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event included live video featuring experts from Milone & MacBroom, the firm studying capacity and growth in the district. Questions can be submitted before the event or live during the event, using a Google form. Any questions not answered will be retained and answered at the second event, via the district's redistricting email address (redistricting@lexrich5.org) or via our FAQ web page.
The second event will be a Dec. 3 Lunch & Learn from 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. Like the first event, there will be live video responses to questions. Members of the public can join the virtual public events at the following link: https://lexrich5.rev.vbrick.com/#/webcasts/forum. Questions can be submitted, using the following link: https://forms.gle/jowkm7ndVjtJazMW6
Thursday, Nov. 19 Virtual Community Event
5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 3 Virtual Lunch & Learn
12 noon - 1:30 p.m.
Community Event Link (both events): https://lexrich5.rev.vbrick.com/#/webcasts/forum
Submit Questions (both events): https://forms.gle/jowkm7ndVjtJazMW6
"Though COVID-19 has impacted our plans for in-person community events, we remain committed to sharing information and answering questions through online tools," said Superintendent Dr. Christina Melton. "We welcome the input of our community and look forward to hearing from them through these two events."
Engineering and planning firm Milone & MacBroom was approved by the Board in October 2019 to study capacity and growth in School District Five. The study by the company was prompted by growth in the Chapin area and a need to redistrict for the planned new elementary school in Chapin, but the firm's study also examines capacity and growth across the district as part of that process. Any recommendations by Milone & MacBroom will be presented publicly to the School Board for implementation and approval.
During an October board meeting, officials with Milone & MacBroom shared preliminary redistricting scenarios to balance "enrollments across all school buildings to ensure efficient and equitable use." The firm also announced a new interactive map, which can be utilized in addition to surveys, a web page and a dedicated email address which were launched this summer.
View the online map: www.lexrich5.org/redistrictingmap. Review background information and see presentations on redistricting at www.lexrich5.org/redistricting. Send questions or comments regarding the redistricting scenarios to redistricting@lexrich5.org.


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Warrington Local Offer – Warrington Borough Council want to ensure that all people, including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, between the age of 0 and 25 receive the best outcomes possible. To do this Warrington want all of the information about facilities, offers and opportunities for people with SEND to be all in one place. Click the link below to look at the website to find out more.
At Locking Stumps we strive to support all children to help them achieve at school. In order to do this, may steps are taken to help them on their learning journey. Quality teaching is vital; however for some children there may be occasions when additional support is needed to help them achieve their targets.
Below is a document outlining the programme that we offer to children with Special Educational Needs. Please click the link below or at the bottom of this page to view the programme.
Admissions to school are in line with Warrington Local Authority admissions procedures for community schools. Click here to see the admission's page.
This information report is written for parents / carers who have children at Locking Stumps Community Primary School, or who may be considering their children attending the school. It explains how we identify and support children with special educational needs at our school. More detailed information can be found in our school SEN Policy that is also available on this website. If you would like to discuss any of the information included in this report, or in the school SEN Policy, or if you have any further questions, please contact Jane Evans (Headteacher) or Hannah Woodward (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) via the school office.
At Locking Stumps Primary School, with the support of outside agencies providing specialist advice when required, we aim to meet the needs of all children who enter our school. We are currently providing for children who have special educational needs arising from dyslexia, cognition and learning, speech and language, autism spectrum, attention and hyperactivity, dyspraxia, sensory processing and specific medical conditions.
The school follows the new statutory guidelines outlined in the new Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014. This means that, in discussion with you and with your permission, we will start the process of documenting your child's needs and how we intend to meet them within the school. In this school, for this purpose, we use Pupil Passports. The Pupil Passports are written by your child's class teacher with yourself, your child and sometimes the SENCo. The Pupil Passports include information about what your child is good at, what is important to / important for your child, the short term targets for your child's progress and the support in place to help achieve those targets.
Extra support often takes the form of specific working strategies within the classroom. Also, small group work or individual support, either within or outside of the classroom, may be timetabled as appropriate. Any work undertaken outside of the classroom is overseen by the class teachers and implemented by teaching assistants fully trained to deliver that specific area of support. Wherever possible, the classroom environment is adapted to meet the needs of individual children within the whole class setting. This includes for example, quiet areas, whole class visual timetables, changing the background colour of interactive whiteboards and the use of ICT software such as Clicker and the Nessy Learning Programme.
What if the school does not understand how best to support my child?
Your child's progress, and how this is recorded in the Pupil Passport, is continually being monitored and is reviewed at least termly. If the support being offered does not seem to be sufficient to meet your child's needs, the school will discuss with you the possibility of requesting advice from agencies/services outside of the school. This could include for example, a specialist teacher, educational psychologist, speech and language therapist or paediatrician. In a few cases, the SENCo may discuss with you the possibility of asking the Local Authority to recognise your child's needs in a formal assessment / document called an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). The process and implications for this will be fully discussed with you and your views will be paramount. Each child and family's needs are different and require individual consideration.
All moves to and from other schools / settings are managed by the school to ensure that transition for your child is as smooth as possible. If a child comes to us from another school or a pre-school / nursery, every effort is made to liaise with that setting before your child arrives and any existing paperwork is requested. Where appropriate, school staff visit the previous setting and extra visits to Locking Stumps can be arranged for your child before the transition formally takes place. If your child moves from locking Stumps to a different setting, we liaise as much as possible with the new setting and pass on all the records of support your child has received whilst attending our school. Extra visits and summer holiday activities are arranged for those who may need extra support when moving to high school.
At Locking Stumps Primary School, with the support of outside agencies providing specialist advice when required, we aim to need the needs of all children who enter our school. We are currently providing for children who have special educational needs arising from dyslexia, cognition and learning, speech and language, autism spectrum, attention and hyperactivity, dyspraxia, sensory processing and specific medical conditions.
The first member of staff to recognise that your child may have a special educational need is usually your child's class teacher. Teaching staff receive regular training on the identification of specific needs: teachers currently use the 'Oxfordshire Guidance' for identification of Special Needs. They use this information, together with continual assessment of your child's rates and patterns of progress, plus any information provided by yourselves, to identify any concerns that may arise. Should your child's class teacher become concerned about your child in any way, they will speak to you and the school's Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo).
The school follows the new statutory guidelines outlined in the new Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014. This means that, in discussion with you and with your permission, we will start the process of documenting your child's needs and how we intend to meet them within the school. In this school, for this purpose, we currently use Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and from October 2014 will be using Pupil Passports. The Pupil Passports are written by your child's class teacher with yourself, your child and sometimes the SENCo. The Pupil Passports include information about what your child is good at, what is important to / important for your child, the short term targets for your child's progress and the support in place to help achieve those targets. It will also include your role in supporting your child.
What if the school needs more specialist help to support my child?
All moves to and from other schools / settings are managed by the school to ensure that transition for your child is a smooth as possible. If a child comes to us from another school or a pre-school / nursery, every effort is made to liaise with that setting before your child arrives and any existing paperwork is requested. Where appropriate, school staff visit the previous setting and extra visits to Locking Stumps can be arranged for your child before the transition formally takes place. If your child moves from locking Stumps to a different setting, we liaise as much as possible with the new setting and pass on all the records of support your child has received whilst attending our school. Extra visits and summer holiday activities are arranged for those who may need extra support when moving to high school.


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You should check out Solskjær. The baby-faced assassin. He might not be all time goal scorer, but that is because he had problems with his knee. He often came in as substitute just to win the game for United, cause he wass allways at the right place to score. Skill of Luck or some 6th goal sense.
You should check Juan Román Riquelme! He is one of the best players that Argentina has had!!
Henry and Bergkamp together at Arsenal were just ridiculous. Unstoppable when they were at their peak.
This is a re upload man wtf!? I watched this like a couple weeks back. Have you just re uploaded it?!
He played in the MLS. scored some good goals there and he played till 2014 for New York Red Bulls.
You should react to Alan Shearer. The Premier Leagues record goalscorer and England captain. He chose his home town club over a more successful career and still had amazing stats. Him and R9 were easily the best strikers of the 90s.
Alessandro del piero. Legend. Do him next please.
Henry is a hero among us Arsenal fans. He played for Arsenal for 8 seasons before going to Barcelona and then ending his career at New York Red Bulls. He's Arsenal's leading goalscorer with 226 goals and won Premier League titles with us including the "Invincible" season where Arsenal didn' lose a single game all season. (no one else has done that for 100 years).
You should react to "Matt Le Tissier - Magical Goals". Le God was a top class that played all his career for a humble team (Southampton FC) and rejected the money of the big clubs. Seriously dude, he deserve to be remembered.
Dude you posted this like a month ago... I remembered because you sipped your water bottle during the best goal of the video.
If you like worldys, Paul Scholes.
Invincibles : Bergkamp and Henry.


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Radiohead and Hans Zimmer collaborate for Blue Planet II teaser
EP4PRO, September 15th, 2017, in ep4records
A prequel to the blockbuster nature documentary series will feature (ocean) Bloom, an orchestral reworking of Radioheads song Bloom
Radiohead have teamed with Hans Zimmer, the Oscar-winning composer for The Dark Knight, The Lion King and Gladiator, on a new piece of music called ocean (Bloom) that will appear on a prequel to the BBCs flagship nature documentary series Blue Planet II.
The track is an orchestral reworking of Bloom, Radioheads song from their 2011 album The King of Limbs, with Thom Yorke rerecording his vocals for the new version. Bloom was inspired by the original Blue Planet series, so its great to be able to come full circle with the song and reimagine it for this incredible landmarks sequel, Yorke said.
The popular natural history series will again be narrated by Sir David Attenborough, and will be scored by Zimmer.
Zimmer, who also created the music for Planet Earth II, will also compose the theme and score for the new BBC series alongside Jacob Shea and Dave Fleming, his co-composers in music production company Bleeding Fingers.
[Zimmer] is a prodigious composer who effortlessly straddles several musical genres so it was liberating for us all to work with such a talent and see how he wove the sound of the series and Bloom together, Yorke added.
Zimmer said: Bloom appears to have been written ahead of its time as it beautifully reflects the jaw-dropping lifeforms and seascapes viewers are introduced to in Blue Planet II.
figcaption class="caption" caption–img caption caption–img" itemprop="description"> Blue Planet II will mark 16 years since the channels natural history unit first set out to explore never-before-seen parts of the worlds oceans Photograph: Dan Beecham/BBC
Working with Thom, Jonny and the boys has been a wonderful diversion and its given me an interesting peek into their musical world. Theyve been incredible to work with.
The prequel video, spearheaded by BBC Worldwide and produced by BBC Studios natural history unit, will feature exclusive footage that will not be shown when Blue Planet II is aired.
The video will be simulcast globally on 27 September to coincide with the shows world premiere.
James Honeyborne, Blue Planet IIs executive producer, added: This collaboration between an iconic Grammy-winning band and an Oscar-winning orchestral composer is simply mouthwatering and (ocean) Bloom doesnt disappoint.
Its an incredibly powerful companion to the scenes weve spent years capturing. What a great curtain-raiser to the upcoming series that we just cant wait to share with everyone.
The new seven-part series will be broadcast later this year on BBC1.
Blue Planet II will mark 16 years since the channels natural history unit first set out to explore never-before-seen wildlife in the deepest and darkest parts of the worlds oceans.
Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/sep/14/radiohead-hans-zimmer-blue-planet-2-soundtrack-bloom


Kicking off 2019 in awesome form, Mastodon took to the stage of Birmingham's O2 Academy on the night of the 22nd. Looming like fearsome titans on the foggy stage, they conjured bolts of crushing metal and melody to impress an awestruck crowd.
Support for the night started with the mighty Mutoid Man. Making sure to blast any expectations straight out of the water, they kick things off with the opener to 2017's War Moans: aptly titled 'Melt Your Mind'. The set maintains a thrashing pace as vocalist Stephen Brodsky howls and shows off his impressive vocal range. Ben Koller annihilates the drum kit like a four armed monstrosity and Nick Cageao delivers pummeling basslines throughout. At some particularly busy moments during songs, the mix seems slightly off and the vocals get lost in the sheer volume of everything, but it doesn't detract much. The set comes to an end with the band's biggest hit, taken from 2015's Bleeder: 'Bridgeburner'. An extremely solid start to the night.
Not wasting much time, Norwegian black'n'rollers Kvelertak make their way to the stage with an undeniable energy. Boasting three guitarists, they make the point of never slacking on volume and ferocity and this is startlingly clear from the opener, taken from 2013's Meir: 'Åpenbaring'. Clad in a leather jacket and a range of comical expressions, new vocalist Ivar Nikolaisen cements his place at the helm of the savage and mighty Kvelertak (Norwegian for "stranglehold"). They close out their set in style with their eponymous track 'Kvelertak' and frontman Ivar retrieves a gigantic flag with their signature owl sigil on it, and waves it triumphantly as the final melodies blow the crowd away. Having recently supported Metallica on an arena tour, their performance really is one of the best out there right now. A must see band for fans of anything from rock'n'roll to the most extreme metal.
Soon, the stage darkens once more, and Gene Kelly's 'Singing in the Rain' begins pouring from the speakers. The crowd sings along heartily, and collectively loses their minds as Mastodon stomp into position. 'Iron Tusk' ruthlessly tears Gene Kelly's classic in two and thrusts the room into a chaotic frenzy. Razor sharp riffage from Brent Hinds and Bill Kelliher, guttural bass from Troy Sanders, and thundering drum work from Brann Dailor. Together they form the mighty Mastodon itself, violently stampeding through a showcase of their catalogue's finest moments. 'Mother Puncher' is a standout moment from the early set, taking the room back to 2002's Remission album.
After some older songs, comes a wide plethora of newer material from Emperor of Sand, Cold Dark Place, and Once More 'Round The Sun. The crowd reacts with incredible energy no matter how old or new the material, which proves how Mastodon continue to be hugely relevant in the metal scene, maybe more now than ever. Troy makes a comment about Birmingham being "the legendary city of metal" and announces that for the last third of the set, Scott Kelly (frontman of Neurosis) will join Mastodon on stage to sing Brent's parts with a welcomed ferocity. Highlights toward the end come in the form of 'Crystal Skull', 'Crack the Skye', and the inevitable finale: 'Blood and Thunder'.
Yet another incredible night for metal in Birmingham, with all three bands putting on exceptional performances.
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The LG G6 might not be the latest and greatest anymore, but the upgraded G6+ on Amazon is a reasonably good deal right now. Amazon just shaved $100 off the price of this device, leaving it at a mere $399.99. There's not a ton of competition in that price range, so the G6+ might be a good purchase.
This phone, which is not the Prime Exclusive variant, debuted at $700 but fell to $500 more recently. Now, it's 4100 cheaper than that. In most ways, this is the G6 you may remember from 2017. It has a 5.7-inch 140p LCD display, a Snapdragon 821, and a headphone jack (wow, how quaint). There's also a quad-DAC and bundled B&O headphones. The Plus variant also has 128GB of storage.
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200 m brystsvømning for damer under Sommer-OL 2016 vil finde sted den 10. august - 11. august 2016.

Turneringsformat
Konkurrencen blev afviklet med indledende heats, semifinaler og finale. Efter de indledende heats gik de 16 bedste tider videre til semifinalerne, hvor det blev afgjort hvilke otte tider, der var de bedste. Disse gik til finalen, hvor medaljerne blev fordelt.

Tidsplan
Nedenstående tabel viser tidsplanen for afvikling af konkurrencen:

Resultater

Heats

Semifinaler

Semifinale 1

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Finaler

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger
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http://www.tpenoc.net/download/Rio2016/SportExplanatoryGuides/Aquatics.pdf

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SAGA Sets a New World Record for Purdue: $37.6 Million in 24 Hours!
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In focus: domestic implementation of universal norms
Prevention: operationalization of the Council's prevention mandate (paragraph 5f GA res. 60/251)
Human Rights and the Sustainable Development Goals
Business perceptions and opinions
Human Rights Council reform
Human Rights Council resolutions
Treaty Body reform
The UPR, Treaty Bodies, and Special Procedures – a connectivity study
Human rights in the wider world
Human rights financing in the UN system: towards 6%?
Human Rights Resolution Portal
A Rough Guide to Human Rights
A Rough Guide to the OHCHR
URG launches UN human rights media engagement project
by the URG team March 22, 2016 International human rights institutions, mechanisms and processes, Press, URG News
As the Human Rights Council hits its 10th birthday, it is important that it strengthens both the effectiveness and the visibility of its work. If the Council is to remain a credible institution, it is important not only that it fulfills its mandate to promote and protect human rights, but that the wider public, around the world, sees that it does so. In that regard, the role of the media is vital: both to help break the 'Geneva bubble' and to hold members of the Council accountable for the positions they take and the votes they cast.
Notwithstanding this importance, a 2014 Universal Rights Group (URG) media survey showed that international press coverage of the work of the Human Rights Council is fairly limited, especially in comparison to other key UN bodies/entities such as the Security Council or the WHO. Our research found that most media coverage focused on prominent global crises, like Syria, Iraq and Gaza, while important thematic issues of potential public interest were largely – if not entirely – overlooked.
Graphs from URG pilot media survey 2014
In order to address this situation, to strengthen media interest in and knowledge about the Council and its work, and thereby to improve public transparency, accountability and credibility, the URG this month launches a new project, with support from the Government of Germany, aimed at increasing the level and scope of media interest in the Council at national and international levels, and by engaging with and providing opportunities and capacity building for journalists. The project will also monitor global media trends vis-à-vis the Council, to better understand public perceptions of the UN's human rights pillar.
In this context, during the last week of the 31st session of the Council, the URG will bring 7 independent journalists, from Colombia, Uruguay, Argentina, Tunisia, Turkey, Georgia and Sri Lanka to Geneva to follow developments, especially during voting. During their time in Geneva, the journalists will benefit from briefing sessions with URG analysts, key Ambassadors and diplomats, and a representative of the OHCHR. They will also hold information exchange sessions with a selection of Geneva-based human rights NGOs, including ISHR, UPR Info and Article 19, as well as with Geneva press correspondents. This is the first of three media visits/workshops planned for 2016. The others will take place during the 32nd session of the Council in June and the 33rd session in September. At the end of the year, URG will publish the findings of a year-long media survey, to understand public interest in and perceptions of the Council.
Photos taken during the week are available online here.
Click here for more information on the URG's broader press engagement project.
Involucramiento de la prensa
Beauty and strength lie in diversity
2019 Human Rights Council elections: good news overshadowed by complacency and short-termism


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HomeHeadlineSHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm 1) Hash Function Broken Again by Researchers
SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm 1) Hash Function Broken Again by Researchers
February 23, 2017 Kellep Charles Headline 1
Researchers from Google and the CWI Institute revealed that they had found a consistent way to break the cryptographic hash function SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm 1) during a recent demonstration.
The Secure Hash Algorithm is a family of cryptographic hash functions published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) as a U.S. Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) which includes:
SHA-1: A 160-bit hash function which resembles the earlier MD5 algorithm. This was designed by the National Security Agency (NSA) to be part of the Digital Signature Algorithm. Cryptographic weaknesses were discovered in SHA-1, and the standard was no longer approved for most cryptographic uses after 2010.
SHA-2: A family of two similar hash functions, with different block sizes, known as SHA-256 and SHA-512. They differ in the word size; SHA-256 uses 32 byte words where SHA-512 uses 64 byte words. There are also truncated versions of each standard, known as SHA-224, SHA-384, SHA-512/224 and SHA-512/256. These were also designed by the NSA.
SHA-3: A hash function formerly called Keccak, chosen in 2012 after a public competition among non-NSA designers. It supports the same hash lengths as SHA-2, and its internal structure differs significantly from the rest of the SHA family.
Even though SHA-1 has been considered out-of-date for a while now, and many browser vendors had planned on suspending SHA-1 based certificates this year due to its weaker crypto structure than the newer SHA-2 and SHA-3 standards. This recent news should enforce the need to not use SHA-1 as part of security operations.
Google and CWI engineered a collision attack against SHA-1, demonstrating two PDF files with the same SHA-1 hash and different content as a proof-of-concept of their findings.
Calling All Researchers: A Discussion on Building a Security Research Framework – Michael "@DrBearSec" Smith
Researchers Enlist Machine Learning In Malware Detection
Not good enough, Oracle – promises to secure Java are too little, too late
Black Hat USA 2013 Showcases NAND, Windows 8 Secure Boot Hacking Talks
Bypassing Android encryption by freezing android phones
March 8, 2013 fdesir 1
Enterprise Log Management: An Overview (Part 2) – – FOSE
IBM takes a big new step in cryptography: practical homomorphic encryption
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SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm 1) Hash Function Broken Again by Researchers – sec.uno


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Users and Groups - ``awsauth users``
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Prerequisites:

- admin access to auth account
- spec file setup

  - install template spec files
  - spec files under git
  - site specific paramaters defined in common.yaml
  - configure ~.awsorgs/config.yaml
  - create at least one satelite account (see awsaccounts)

Commands used:

- git diff
- awsauth users
- awsauth users --exec
- awsauth report --users

Spec files impacted:

- users.yaml
- groups.yaml
- custom_policies.yaml

Actions Summary:

- `Report users and groups in all accounts`_
- `Create an IAM user and group, and add the user to the group`_
- `Attach a IAM managed policy to your group`_
- `Attach a IAM custom policy to your group`_
- `Modify attached custom policy`_
- `Detach policies, users from group`_
- `Delete group, delete users`_

Report users and groups in all accounts
***************************************

Run ``awsauth report`` command with ``--users`` flag::

  $ awsauth report --users
  _________________________________________
  IAM Users and Groups in all Org Accounts:
  _____________________
  Account:    Managment
  Users:
  - arn:aws:iam::123456789011:user/awsauth/sysadm/agould
  - arn:aws:iam::123456789011:user/awsauth/drivera
  - arn:aws:iam::123456789011:user/awsauth/jhsu

  Groups:
  - arn:aws:iam::123456789011:group/awsauth/all-users
  - arn:aws:iam::123456789011:group/awsauth/orgadmins

  ____________________
  Account:    blee-dev
  ____________________
  Account:    blee-poc
  _____________________
  Account:    blee-prod
  __________________
  Account:    master
  Users:
  - arn:aws:iam::222222222222:user/agould

  Groups:
  - arn:aws:iam::222222222222:group/Admins

Some variations::

  $ awsauth report --users --full --account Managment
  $ awsauth report --users --full
  $ awsauth report --credentials --account Managment
  $ awsauth report --credentials

Create an IAM user and group, and add the user to the group
***********************************************************

Edit the following files:

- users.yaml
- groups.yaml

Example Diff::

  ~/.awsorgs/spec.d> git diff
  diff --git a/groups.yaml b/groups.yaml
  index 7f37144..d3fe879 100644
  --- a/groups.yaml
  +++ b/groups.yaml
  @@ -46,3 +46,8 @@ groups:

  +  - Name: testers
  +    Ensure: present
  +    Members:
  +      - joeuser
  +      - maryuser
  diff --git a/users.yaml b/users.yaml
  index 22d2d61..5424bf4 100644
  --- a/users.yaml
  +++ b/users.yaml
  @@ -36,3 +36,6 @@ users:

  +  - Name: joeuser
  +    Email: joeuser@example.com
  +    Team: test
  +  - Name: maryuser
  +    Email: maryuser@example.com
  +    Team: test

Review proposed changes in ``dry-run`` mode::

  $ awsauth users

Implement and review changes::

  $ awsauth users --exec
  $ awsauth report --users

Attach a IAM managed policy to your group
*****************************************

Edit file ``groups.yaml``

Example Diff::

  ~/.awsorgs/spec.d> git diff
  diff --git a/groups.yaml b/groups.yaml
  index d3fe879..9e05738 100644
  --- a/groups.yaml
  +++ b/groups.yaml
  @@ -50,4 +50,6 @@ groups:
     - Name: testers
       Ensure: present
       Members:
         - joeuser
         - maryuser
  +    Policies:
  +      - IAMReadOnlyAccess

Review proposed changes in ``dry-run`` mode::

  $ awsauth users

Implement and review changes::

  $ awsauth users --exec
  $ aws iam list-attached-group-policies  --group-name testers

Attach a IAM custom policy to your group
****************************************

Edit the following files:

- groups.yaml
- custom_policies.yaml

Example Diff::

  ~/.awsorgs/spec.d> git diff
  diff --git a/custom_policies.yaml b/custom_policies.yaml
  index da46ebb..5d411f0 100644
  --- a/custom_policies.yaml
  +++ b/custom_policies.yaml
  @@ -111,3 +111,14 @@ custom_policies:
           Action:
             - aws-portal:Account*
           Resource: '*'
  +
  +  - PolicyName: ReadS3Bucket
  +    Description: list and get objects from my s3 bucket
  +    Statement:
  +      - Effect: Allow
  +        Action:
  +          - s3:List*
  +          - s3:Get*
  +        Resource:
  +          - arn:aws:s3:::my_bucket
  +          - arn:aws:s3:::my_bucket/*
  diff --git a/groups.yaml b/groups.yaml
  index b506856..11e87cb 100644
  --- a/groups.yaml
  +++ b/groups.yaml
  @@ -36,3 +36,4 @@ groups:
         - maryuser
       Policies:
         - IAMReadOnlyAccess
  +      - ReadS3Bucket

Review proposed changes in ``dry-run`` mode::

  $ awsauth users

Implement and review changes::

  $ awsauth users --exec
  $ aws iam list-attached-group-policies  --group-name testers
  $ aws iam get-policy --policy-arn <your_policy_arn>

Modify attached custom policy
*****************************

Edit file ``custom_policies.yaml``

Example Diff::

  ~/.awsorgs/spec.d> git diff
  diff --git a/custom_policies.yaml b/custom_policies.yaml
  index d6f29d7..7f5748a 100644
  --- a/custom_policies.yaml
  +++ b/custom_policies.yaml
  @@ -131,6 +131,8 @@ custom_policies:
           Resource:
             - arn:aws:s3:::my_bucket
             - arn:aws:s3:::my_bucket/*
  +          - arn:aws:s3:::my_other_bucket
  +          - arn:aws:s3:::my_other_bucket/*

Review proposed changes in ``dry-run`` mode::

  $ awsauth users

Implement and review changes::

  $ awsauth users --exec
  $ aws iam list-attached-group-policies  --group-name testers
  $ aws iam get-policy --policy-arn <your_policy_arn>
  $ aws iam get-policy-version --policy-arn <your_policy_arn> --version-id <version_id>

Detach policies, users from group
*********************************

Edit the following files:

- groups.yaml

Example Diff::

  (python3.6) ashely@horus:~/.awsorgs/spec.d> git diff
  diff --git a/groups.yaml b/groups.yaml
  index 9e05738..565b1ab 100644
  --- a/groups.yaml
  +++ b/groups.yaml
  @@ -49,7 +49,4 @@ groups:
     - Name: testers
       Ensure: present
       Members:
  -      - joeuser
  -      - maryuser
       Policies:
  -      - IAMReadOnlyAccess
  -      - ReadS3Bucket

Review proposed changes in ``dry-run`` mode::

  $ awsauth users

Implement and review changes::

  $ awsauth users --exec
  $ awsauth report --users
  $ aws iam list-attached-group-policies  --group-name testers
  $ aws iam get-policy --policy-arn <your_policy_arn>

Delete group, delete users
**************************

Files to edit:

- users.yaml
- groups.yaml

To delete IAM entities we must set attribute ``Ensure: absent`` to associated spec.

Example diff::

  (python3.6) ashely@horus:~/.awsorgs/spec.d> git diff
  diff --git a/groups.yaml b/groups.yaml
  index 9e05738..4eda72b 100644
  --- a/groups.yaml
  +++ b/groups.yaml
  @@ -47,9 +47,6 @@ groups:

     - Name: testers
  -    Ensure: present
  +    Ensure: absent
       Members:
       Policies:
  diff --git a/users.yaml b/users.yaml
  index 5424bf4..3e8b87d 100644
  --- a/users.yaml
  +++ b/users.yaml
  @@ -37,5 +37,6 @@ users:
     - Name: joeuser
  +    Ensure: absent
       Email: joeuser@example.com
       Team: test
     - Name: maryuser
  +    Ensure: absent
       Email: maryuser@example.com
       Team: test

Review proposed changes in ``dry-run`` mode::

  $ awsauth users

Implement and review changes::

  $ awsauth users --exec
  $ awsauth report --users


NANTWICH Town made it back-to-back wins when they edged AFC Fylde 2-1 on Tuesday.
The hosts, second in the Evo-Stik Premier, hit the front through Danny Lloyd but top-scorer Aaron Burns made it 1-1 from the penalty spot after Ben Deegan had been fouled in the box just after the hour mark.
And substitute Deegan poked home the winner on 76 minutes after a Max Harrop free-kick had been saved.
It was an excellent win for the Dabbers which underlined their potential to do better in the league.
Lloyd had put Fylde ahead on 10 minutes after a short free-kick from Adam Sumner caught the Nantwich defence unaware and the clever striker in space.
Burns turned outside to fizz a powerful effort at Fylde's goal on 16 minutes but keeper Ben Hinchcliffe pulled off a fabulous save.
Burns had another effort on target a minute later but it was easier to deal with.
Sam Wilson glanced a header at goal on 45 minutes but Hinchcliffe was equal to it with half the ground thinking it was heading in.
The Dabbers showed their first threat of the second half on 62 minutes when Burns was allowed space to turn with the ball and send Steve Foster in to a channel but the ex-Witton striker hit wide.
Burns brilliantly dispatched a spot kick on 69 minutes at a crucial point in the game after Coasters centre half Andy Russell pushed strike partner Deegan in the back.
Substitute Deegan swivelled to blast over the Fylde bar on 72 minutes after the industrious Burns whipped a deep cross.
Deegan did extremely well to poke a rebound in after Harrop's freekick tested Hinchcliffe to his max on 76 minutes to put the Dabbers in the lead for the first time.
The big striker was at it again when he chased down a Fylde defender and won the ball to take a shot at the solid Hinchcliffe however the keeper made another great tip over.
The Dabbers entertain Stocksbridge Park Steels on Saturday (3pm).