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The English Lord's Secret Son
AuthorRiho Sachimi Margaret Way
Cate, a single working mother raising her son, was astonished by the customer who appeared before her-the fifth baron of Wyndham, Julian Ashton Carlisle...her first love. His unforgettably beautiful blue eyes brought back all the memories of Cate's once-in-a-lifetime romance. But her inability to defy his mother, who'd opposed their relationship due to their different social statuses, caused their relationship to be short-lived. She couldn't believe that they were meeting again, and she feared he would find out about the son she had kept hidden from him...
(c)RIHO SACHIMI/MARGARET WAY PTY LTD
Emergency: A Marriage Worth Keeping
AuthorMiyako Fujiomi Carol Marinelli
Since losing her little son in a car accident, Isla has been lost in grief and a distance has opened between her and her husband. She doesn't want to leave him, but it's become difficult for her to spend time with him... Thinking about her future, Isla returns to work as a nurse at the very same hospital where her husband, the department chief, works. They decide to deal with their problems together and seem to have become a warm and loving family with their children again... Until an unexpected twist of fate threatens to break their bond once more.
(c)MIYAKO FUJIOMI/THE SAL MARINELLI FAMILY TRUST
AuthorAkemi Maki Sharon Kendrick
She'll throw away her past with him and be reborn! Donna, who finally was able to open up her dream tea room, celebrated at the restaurant owned by her former lover and benefactor, Marcus. She wanted to get rid of her feelings to begin her new life. But Marcus's sexy voice once again lit the flame of love in her heart. After their painful breakup nine years ago, she thought the past in which they loved each other had been erased. But Marcus was pressing for a reconciliation with the words, "I want to love you"...!
(c)AKEMI MAKI/SHARON KENDRICK
Untamed Lover
AuthorYuri Takagi Sharon Kendrick
Scarlett married Liam, the son of one of her family's servants years ago, but their marriage threw Liam's life into chaos. Filled with regret, the scenes replay even in Scarlett's dreams. It's been ten years since then, and now Scarlett is engaged to the man her father approved, a man she doesn't love. But the once-poor Liam shows up on the night of their engagement party wearing an expensive suit and brimming with confidence as he takes her into his arms. His voice is full of a sarcasm that wasn't there ten years ago as he whisks Scarlett away for the night. She has a fiance now...but he has a deal that might prove more compelling!
(c)YURI TAKAGI/SHARON KENDRICK
The Sheikh's Princess Bride
AuthorShion Hanyu Annie West
Samira, the princess of Jazir, was just reunited with her first love, Tarik, at a charity party. He's now the recently divorced sultan of Al-Sarath. Tarik introduces Samira to his twins and she is immediately smitten. This might be her first and last chance to be a mother, since she's been told she can never get pregnant again. So Samira dared to suggest a marriage of convenience, for the sake of the children...and Tarik's expression changed completely!
(c)SHION HANYU/ANNIE WEST
AuthorAyumu Aso Miranda Lee
Right before her wedding, Ashleigh is shocked to receive a token from her childhood-a heart-shaped necklace. A teenage Ashleigh gave Jake her virginity, her love and the necklace, but then he dumped her, saying he never wanted to see her again. Now, years later, Ashleigh is flustered by the way Jake is playing with her feelings. She tries to hold in her pain and heads to the chapel, but the man who stands before her there... Could he be Jake?
(c)AYUMU ASO/MIRANDA LEE
The Getaway Bride
AuthorKasumi Kuroda Gina Wilkins
Paige had changed her name and appearance repeatedly over the course of two and a half years in order to protect those she loves. One day, while living as Paula, she froze as she saw a picture delivered to her door and considered running away again. After Paige packed her belongings and went outside, there was an unexpected person waiting for her-Gabe! She'd married him two and a half years earlier, and had been running away from him ever since. How had he found her?
(c)KASUMI KURODA/GINA WILKINS
The Sheikh's Wife
AuthorMaoko Nagasaki Jane Porter
"Our divorce was never finalized... You're still my wife." When her ex-husband, Khalil, suddenly appears on her doorstop one day with those words, Bryn can hardly believe her ears. It's been three years since she ran away from her husband, the ruler of the Middle Eastern kingdom of Zwar. She'd never gotten over her culture shock, and her days there had felt like a nightmare. She'd finally gotten out and started a life of her own...so what is Khalil doing here now? Laid bare by his seductive gaze, Bryn starts to tremble, terrified that he might take her son away from her.
(c)MAOKO NAGASAKI/JANE PORTER
Twilight Vows
AuthorShion Hanyu Maggie Shayne
After graduating from college, Rachel is returning to her hometown. She'd lost her parents when she was young, and when she was still a child, her aunt and uncle decided to murder her for the insurance money. Fortunately, a beautiful man saved her life, promising her that she was not alone, that she had him. The man shared his name with a legendary vampire from the area, and when she grew up, Rachel decided she would seek out the enigmatic man who'd saved her life.
(c)SHION HANYU/MARGARET BENSON
Lady Folbroke's Delicious Deception
AuthorRiho Sachimi Christine Merrill
Emily was so happy to have married her first love, Adrian, an earl. But after the wedding ceremony, he went to London and never came back. And then one day, three years later, her husband's cousin comes to see her, saying that unless she gives birth to an heir, her husband's lands and title will become his. Without thinking, Emily blurts out, "I'm carrying the earl's child." Now that she's said it, she's going to have to make an heir in a hurry. So Emily heads for London, knowing she's unwelcome there, and is shocked when she discovers the real reason her husband hasn't come home.
(c)RIHO SACHIMI/CHRISTINE MERRILL
Dante: Claiming His Secret Love-Child The Orsini Brothers II
AuthorTsukiko Kurebayashi Sandra Marton
A year ago, innocent Gabriella fell for Dante, a young investor, in New York. After dating her briefly, he left her with nothing more than an expensive farewell gift. A year later, Gabriella returned to her family's ranch, but even there, trouble followed. The ranch had to be auctioned off because of her father's debt, and she was being bullied by a local man who wanted the family land. That's when a excessively wealthy man came to her rescue-Dante!
(c)TSUKIKO KUREBAYASHI/SANDRA MYLES
Injured Innocent
AuthorMarito Ai Penny Jordan
Eight years ago fifteen-year-old Lissa made a stupid mistake in an attempt to rebel, just a bit, against her strict parents. The results were disastrous. It made her parents think she was a harlot when they saw her her lying in bed with a boy. And her brother-in-law, Joel, was with them! Since then, she's done her best to avoid him, but now Joel and Lissa have been appointed shared guardianship of their nieces after the sudden death of the girls' parents. Seeing Joel after so long, Grace trembles at the cold, scornful look in his golden eyes.
(c)MARITO AI/PENNY JORDAN
More Precious Than a Crown
AuthorAyumu Aso Carol Marinelli
Trinity was reunited with her first love, Zahid, at her brother's wedding. She never thought she would see him again. Zahid was her brother's friend and prince of the desert kingdom Ishla. Ten years ago, she fell in love with him and they kissed, but then he returned home and she never saw him again. After her brother's vows, she has the chance to see Zahid again, and she is full of fond memories and happiness...until she overhears that Zahid is to be married!
(c)AYUMU ASO/CAROL MARINELLI
The Wedding Garden
AuthorIkuko Koda Linda Goodnight
Annie, a nurse, runs into her onetime lover Sloan, who vanished twelve years ago, at work. He's there to see her sick aunt. He used to be a rebel, but now he's a handsome man who runs a successful business. Annie, who always dreamed of marrying Sloan in a beautiful garden, is itching to know why he left town without a word all those years ago, but she has her own secret to keep...?
(c)IKUKO KODA/LINDA GOODNIGHT
The Big Bad Boss
AuthorFusako Wazumi Susan Stephens
Bronte, the daughter of the servant of the house, was awaiting Heath, who was returning home for the first time in thirteen years. He'd been a success in London and was thinking about selling the estate he'd inherited-the only thing holding him back were the memories it still held for him. For Bronte the estate was a place of memories where the two once studied together...and where she fell in love. But Heath was stubborn and cold, refusing to acknowledge the passion that still tied them together.
(c)FUSAKO WAZUMI/SUSAN STEPHENS
An Unforgettable Man
AuthorNaoko Kubota Penny Jordan
Courage could hardly believe her ears when her boss, multimillionaire Gideon Reynolds, said he would loan her the money for her grandmother's heart operation. But she never could have imagined how the loan would turn her entire world upside down. Before long, Courage begins to wonder if Gideon is the boy she fell in love with under that gazebo so many years ago. But before she can come to any realization, Gideon becomes unbelievably cruel toward her. Is this the true nature of the boy she had been longing for all this time?
(c)NAOKO KUBOTA/PENNY JORDAN
Shattered Mirror
AuthorKazuko Fujita Kate Walker
Out of nowhere, a stranger approached Eve, saying he'd never let her run away again! Anger visible in his handsome face, he tells Eve she's his wife and that he has been looking for her since she went missing two years ago. And it was two years ago that Eve was found with memory loss. A kind nurse at the hospital offered Eve a place to live and found her a job. Eve was just starting to feel content with her life when the man appeared. Was she really married to this beautiful man? Her heart trembled at the thought.
(c)KAZUKO FUJITA/KATE WALKER
The Pregnancy Contract
AuthorRitsuka Amane Yvonne Lindsay
Shocking news greeted Piper when she arrived home for the first time in eight years. The bearer of the news was Wade, the man she'd once loved. Her father, who'd fallen ill and died, owed Wade a huge debt and all the property she was supposed to inherit had to be placed in Wade's name. And she, too, had incurred a significant debt... Unsympathetic, Wade is willing to strike a deal-if Piper gives birth to his baby, he will cancel her debt!
(c)RITSUKA AMANE/DOLCE VITA TRUST
Resolution: Marriage
AuthorChizuko Beppu Patricia Knoll
Mary had hoped to go to the prom with her beloved boyfriend, but that wish was crushed when Gus, her boyfriend's father, broke them up. Mary married another man in order to be able to raise the baby she was carrying in the heart of a warm, kind family. But Gus's harassment continued, and Garrett never came to see her. Many years passed and, after Mary was widowed, Garrett appeared again. He'd struck it big in the meantime, but Mary had to think about what was best for her child and her heart.
(c)CHIZUKO BEPPU/PATRICIA KNOLL
AuthorKasumi Kuroda Emma Darcy
Single mother Carrie has been sick for a while, and now her child has been taken away from her by the Child Protection Services. At a loss, she thinks of her son's father, Dominic Savage. She fell in love with him eight years ago, but she left him after learning that he had a fiancee. She believed she was just a plaything to him. But she has no choice but to rely on his wealth and power now. In desperation, she visits Dominic and is taken aback by his proposition. He says he wants her to live with him...in the same house with his wife!
(c)KASUMI KURODA/EMMA DARCY
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"In the mouth of three witnesses shall these things be established."
The prophet Nephi foresaw that the gold plates of the Book of Mormon would be "hid from the eyes of the world" and that "the eyes of none shall behold it save it be that three witnesses shall behold it, by the power of God" and "none other … shall view it, save it be a few according to the will of God" (2 Nephi 27:12–13). Moroni further declared that "in the mouth of three witnesses shall these things be established" (Ether 5:4).
Golden plates and other artifacts. Image via Wikimedia commons.
As described by President Ezra Taft Benson, the testimony of the Three Witnesses was a part of the Lord's "built in … proof system of the Book of Mormon."35 Moroni declared that accompanying these three earthly witnesses would be three heavenly witnesses—"the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost"—and that at the last day these combined witnesses would "stand as a testimony against the world" (Ether 5:4).
1. For the role that 2 Nephi 27:12 and Ether 5:2–4 played in generating interest for the three witnesses to seek a divine manifestation, see John W. Welch, "The Miraculous Translation of the Book of Mormon," in Opening the Heavens: Accounts of Divine Manifestations, 1820–1844, ed. John W. Welch (Salt Lake City and Provo, UT: Deseret Book and BYU Press, 2005, 2nd edition 2017), 115–117, n. 111. Accompanying the prophetic promises about the three witnesses found in the Book of Mormon is also a revelation recorded in Doctrine and Covenants 5:11–15. Moreover, Joseph apparently obtained the Lord's approval before venturing into the woods with the prospective witnesses. See Steven C. Harper, "The Eleven Witnesses," in The Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon: A Marvelous Work and a Wonder, ed. Dennis L. Largey, Andrew H. Hedges, John Hilton III, and Kerry Hull (Salt Lake City and Provo, UT: Deseret Book and Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University, 2015), 118; Lucy Mack Smith, History, 1844–1845, p. 11, online at josephsmithpapers.org.
2. For further information regarding the interest and preparations of the witnesses, see Richard Lloyd Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book, 1981), 7–9.
3. This vision actually took place in two stages. Initially, these companions all joined in prayer together, but after their second failed attempt Martin Harris withdrew himself, "believing ... that his presence was the cause of [their] not obtaining" the witness they desired. With Martin Harris departed, Joseph Smith, Oliver Cowdery, and David Whitmer jointly experienced the reported vision. Soon after this, Joseph Smith found Martin and joined him in prayer. It wasn't long before Joseph Smith and Martin Harris experienced the same vision the other companions had witnessed. History, 1838–1856, volume A-1, p. 24–25, online at josephsmithpapers.org.
4. History, 1838–1856, volume A-1, p. 25, online at josephsmithpapers.org.
5. See History, 1838–1856, volume A-1, p. 25, online at josephsmithpapers.org.
6. For the prophetic promise that they would behold these items, see Doctrine and Covenant 17:1. For a discussion of these items' evidentiary value, see Daniel C. Peterson, "Tangible Restoration: The Witnesses and What They Experienced," 2006 FairMormon Conference presentation, 31–33, online at fairmormon.org.
7. A few days afterwards, the Eight Witnesses handled the plates which were shown to them by Joseph Smith in Manchester, New York.
9. See Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 9.
10. See Richard Lloyd Anderson, "Book of Mormon Witnesses," (FARMS Transcripts, 1994), 9.
11. See Welch, "The Miraculous Translation of the Book of Mormon," 90–91, 143.
12. Richard Lloyd Anderson, "A Brief Biography of Oliver Cowdery," in Oliver Cowdery: Scribe, Elder, Witness, ed. John W. Welch and Larry E. Morris (Provo, UT: Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship, 2006), 1.
13. See Steven C. Harper, "Oliver Cowdery as Second Witness of Priesthood Restoration," in Days Never to Be Forgotten: Oliver Cowdery, ed. Alexander L. Baugh (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University, 2009), 73–89.
14. Welch, "The Miraculous Translation of the Book of Mormon," 143 (spelling standardized). For further information regarding Miller's account of Oliver Cowdery's testimony, see Richard Lloyd Anderson, "Reuben Miller, Recorder of Oliver Cowdery's Reaffirmations," in Oliver Cowdery, 401–417.
15. Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 53–54.
16. Gerrit J. Dirkmaat and Michael Hubbard MacKay, "Joseph Smith's Negotiations to Publish the Book of Mormon," in The Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon, 168.
17. See Richard E. Bennett, "Martin Harris's 1828 Visit to Luther Brandish, Charles Anthon, and Samuel Mitchell," in The Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon, 103–115.
18. Statement of William M. Glenn to O. E. Fischbacher, May 30, 1943, Cardston, Alberta, Canada, cit. Deseret News, October 2, 1943, as cited in Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 116.
19. See Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 118. For a treatment of Martin Harris's final years, see Susan Easton Black and Larry C. Porter, "'Rest Assured, Martin Harris Will Be Here in Time,'" Journal of the Book of Mormon and Other Restoration Scripture 20, no. 1 (2011): 5–27.
20. See Richard Lloyd Anderson, "The Whitmers: A Family That Nourished the Church," Ensign, August 1979, online at lds.org.
21. Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 79.
22. Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 90.
23. Journal of Angus Cannon, January 7, 1888. Cp. Cannon's Tabernacle speech, Deseret Evening News, February 12, 1888, as cited in Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 92.
24. For treatments of Nephi's use of this ancient legal standard, see Bruce A. Van Orden, "The Law of Witnesses in 2 Nephi," in The Book of Mormon: Second Nephi, The Doctrinal Structure, ed. Monte S. Nyman and Charles D. Tate Jr. (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University, 1989), 307–321; Bruce A. Van Orden, "'We Prophesy of Christ': The Law of Witnesses in 2 Nephi," Ensign, February 1990, online at lds.org.
25. See John W. Welch, The Legal Cases in the Book of Mormon (Provo, UT: BYU Press and Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship, 2008), 89–99 for a discussion of the role of witnesses in ancient Israelite judicial procedures.
26. John W. Welch, "The Power of Evidence in the Nurturing of Faith," in Echoes and Evidences of the Book of Mormon, ed. Donald W. Parry, Daniel C. Peterson, and John W. Welch (Provo, UT: FARMS, 2002), 31.
27. Joseph Smith taught that the Three Witnesses were essential elements in building the kingdom of heaven on the earth: "The kingdom of heaven is like unto leaven which a woman took and hid in three measures of meal, until the whole was leavened. It may be understood that the church of the Latter Day Saints, has taken its rise from a little leaven that was put into three witnesses. Behold, how much this is like the parable: it is fast leavening the lump, and will soon leaven the whole." "Letter to the Elders of the Church, 30 November–1 December 1835," p. 228, online at josephsmithpapers.org.
28. Harper, "The Eleven Witnesses," 119; also published as "Evaluating the Book of Mormon Witnesses" Religious Educator 11, no. 2 (2010): 37.
29. Neal Rappleye, "'Idle and Slothful Strange Stories': Book of Mormon Origins and the Historical Record," Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture 20 (2016): 29.
30. For a discussion of these increasing trends, see Dallin H. Oaks, "Stand as Witnesses of God," Ensign, March 2015, 31–33, online at lds.org.
31. Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 53. For over 75 such statements by those close to the translation process, see Welch, "The Miraculous Translation of the Book of Mormon," 129–164. See also, Richard Lloyd Anderson, "The Credibility of the Book of Mormon Translators," in Book of Mormon Authorship: New Light on Ancient Origins, ed. Noel B. Reynolds and Charles D. Tate (Provo, UT: FARMS, 1996), 213–237.
32. With their lives at stake, David Whitmer, Oliver Cowdery, and Hiram Page stood firmly by their testimonies. See Mitchell K. Schaefer, "'The Testimony of Men': William E. McLellin and the Book of Mormon Witnesses," BYU Studies 50, no. 1 (2011): 109.
33. See Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses, 184–190.
34. Jacob Forsberry Gates (son of Jacob Gates), signed and notarized affidavit, 30 January 1912, LDS Church Archives; published in Improvement Era 15, no. 5 (1912): 418–419; as cited in Scott H. Faulring, "The Return of Oliver Cowdery," in Oliver Cowdery: Scribe, Elder, Witness, 362.
35. Ezra Taft Benson, "The Book of Mormon and the Doctrine and Covenants," Ensign, May 1987, online at lds.org.


Born in 1936, Ignacio Sotelo is a noted writer, teacher of sociology, and political analyst. Having graduated in Philosophy and Literary Studies at the Complutense University of Madrid, he went on to study philosophy and sociology at the University of Cologne, Germany. He is a member of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts, and his column on international politics has been a regular feature in the Madrid daily El País since its launch in 1976.


March 31, 2011 - What happens when the country's largest Legislative Black Caucus comes face to face with nine thousand immigrants -- many of them declaring themselves as undocumented -- chanting aqui estamos, y no nos vamos! (we are here, and we're not leaving!)? Love. Or a mad crush, at least.


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Do you remember when the very first cake mixes came out? They were an abject failure; because there was nothing for the cook to do, except add water. Using a cake mix was unrewarding, and not seen as proper cooking.
Cake mixes became successful when one ingredient was left out. Now the cook had to add an egg, and cake mixes became a concept that really was cooking.
It's the same deal when creating ads. We always know what we want customers to think, and what we'd like them to do, that's what briefs are for. It's just that, if we tell them all this, they're left with nothing to do; you're merely giving information, rather than engaging them, and allowing them to appreciate your brand.
Yet, when you look through journals, you see ad, after ad, all assuming doctors are like sheep, all just dying to be told what to think, feel and do.
The real trick is to let your `mark' take part in the communication process too, by giving just enough information to start them off, then allowing them to think it through for themselves. That way; not only will your customers feel rewarded when they reach the opinion or decision you're leading them to, they'll remember what they've learned because they'll feel they've come to this opinion or decision for themselves.
A classic case of having your cake, and eating it too.
What on earth is the point of trying to shoehorn an entire brief into an ad, thereby turning it into a morass of muddled messages?
Now even I can see what the message should be: a contraceptive that you can prescribe to breastfeeding women. In fact, that's what the headline is saying (assuming the headline is the larger of the half-dozen or so messages on the page), yet we also have a picture of someone breastfeeding through what looks like a porthole.
Clearly, this is here because doctors haven't the foggiest idea what breastfeeding is, so it's best to show them. Then, as if that isn't enough, there are five other bits of information splattered about the place, all in different sizes, all trying to outdo one another in unreadability.
I know it's easy to criticise, but surely it must be possible to come up with a single, compelling thought - and nail it.
Now I get the distinct impression that this product has something to do with water. That's mainly because there's a vacuous, twisted, female contortionist floating about in it, whose entire purpose seems to be to hold up a board, with the reasons to believe the proposition written on it. That's the problem with the proposition, there isn't one - and without it, this ad doesn't say anything.
Oh, granted, it does babble on about there being four dimensions, yet regales us with four actions or features, call them what you will. But there is nothing here to hang on to, enjoy, believe or motivate; it just confuses and annoys.
Yet, the entire point of this ad may be found, if you search around for long enough, in the body copy, as if a busy doctor idly leafing through a journal, is going to be bothered to do that.
The moral is: if you've got something to say then say it, if you haven't then you're wasting the fourth dimension.
Now this we like. It's not earth shattering, slap in the face creativity, but then it doesn't have to be. Simple, unexpected, clear and, perhaps most importantly, focused communication is the key here.
The proposition is crystal clear too and that, after hours of trawling through the journals, is a blessed relief.
It simply cajoles you into taking part in the communication, then lets you get on with your life that little bit richer in the knowledge department. And that, I believe, is one of the great secrets of communication. Potty? Flowers? Window sill? Oh, I get it.
When it's done well, as it is here, your readers not only feel some ownership of the message, but also smile as the message inculcates the brain.
Sometimes, if you care to look, you can find a small, bright, shining light in the darkest of places. This ad not only sneaked up on me, but also left me with a warm glow, because it's so refreshing to see some real thought, care and well-judged creativity put into a small-space ad. Now if this ad has run in a double page spread, then forgive me, I haven't seen it.
It would have been so easy to have gone straight down the `ah, bless', inconvenience route; you know, with a sweet old man looking pathetic and unloved. But they didn't. Instead, they've gone for a very simple idea, and crafted it well.
The headline just `tells it like it is', giving the reader a chance to make his/her own decision, without being told what's right, and what should be done. The art direction is subtle, and crafted with a confident feel.
Now I know erectile dysfunction is a tricky subject to handle. But if you beat about the bush too much (no pun intended), you just end up with a thoroughly beaten bush, and now't else.
Let me put it another way: speak, and the world may listen - mew and you become invisible and this ad mews like a frightened cat.
It doesn't say anything meaningful, and it has no real proposition.
Trying to be positive, it kind of tries to say something, but then, startled by its own audacity, it scurries back behind the sofa to hide. What, may I ask, are these two catalogue models supposed to be doing? If they are improvising then, bearing in mind what the `script' is about, they are just so off Broadway.
Now I know I've been banging on about letting your customers complete the communication circle, but do, at least, give them something to go on. Now come on.


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MP accuses Coco Pops of being racist
by James Hall
17th Jun 2020 5:22 AM | Updated: 6:28 AM
Coco Pops has been accused of racism by a former MP in Britain who has questioned why the chocolate flavoured breakfast cereal is promoted with a monkey while its white coloured stablemate Rice Krispies has three fair-skinned characters splashed on its box.
The former Labour politician Fiona Onasanya, who was jailed last year after she lied to police about a speeding ticket, wrote to Kellogg's demanding answers and shared her claims on social media.
She says there is no difference between the two cereal products other than flavour and colour.
"As you are yet to reply to my email," the disgraced former MP wrote in a tweet directed at the breakfast giant.
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"Coco Pops and Rice Krispies have the same composition (except for the fact CPs are brown and chocolate flavoured).
"So I was wondering why Rice Krispies have three white boys representing the brand and Coco Pops have a monkey?"
In response to the claims Kellogg's said it stands in support of the black community and conceded it was important discussions are raised to improve racial equality.
The Coco Pops mascot is a monkey.
"The monkey mascot that appears on both white and milk chocolate Coco Pops, was created in the 1980s to highlight the playful personality of the brand," the company said, according to Daily Mail UK.
"As part of our ambition to bring fun to the breakfast table, we have a range of characters that we show on our cereal boxes, including tigers, giraffes, crocodiles, elves and a narwhal.
"We do not tolerate discrimination and believe that people of all races, genders, backgrounds, sexual orientation, religions, capabilities and beliefs should be treated with the utmost dignity and respect."
@KelloggsUK, as you are yet to reply to my email - Coco Pops and Rice Krispies have the same compòsition (except for the fact CP's are brown and chocolate flavoured)... so I was wondering why Rice Krispies have three white boys representing the brand and Coco Pops have a monkey?
— Fiona Onasanya (@Fiona_Onasanya) June 15, 2020
A number of responses to the tweet addressed the accusation.
"The monkey is called Coco," one said. "Remove the monkey and they are just called pops."
And another: "The cacao tree from which cocoa beans and hence cocoa powder is derived is native to the Amazon Basin where there are monkeys."
The claims come on the back of a global uprising which has reignited the Black Lives Matter movement following the death of George Floyd, who was killed while in police custody in Minneapolis.
A number of products have been embroiled in similar claims this week, including Coon Cheese and Margaret River's Colonial Brewing.
Coon Cheese is often criticised for racial insensitivity. Picture: Peter Ristevski
The Australian cheese brand was thrust into the spotlight after comedian Josh Thomas posted a picture of the label on Twitter accompanied with the caption: "Hey Australia - are we still chill with this?"
Saputo Dairy Australia, which owns the brand, did not respond to a request for comment.
However, on its website it provides "a brief history" of Coon Cheese in Australia, where it explains where the brand name came from.
And it's that historical detail that could prove to be a stumbling block for those who want Coon renamed.
Saputo Dairy Australia says Coon was named in recognition of "the work of an American, Edward William Coon, who patented a unique ripening process that was used to manufacture the original Coon cheese".
"The manufacturing of Coon Cheese in Australia commenced in November 1935 and continued through to December 1942, when production ceased because of the war," it says.
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Laura's Reviews > Brazen
Katherine Longshore (Goodreads Author)
Laura's review
Longshore has done it again! The writing was beautifully crafted, from start to finish. Everything that you would expect and more happened and that made reading this so much more exciting. It made me sad once I finished because I knew that this was the last one.
"Marriage is a word that tastes like metal- the steel of armor, the gold of commerce, the iron bite of blood and prison bars. But also bronze, a bell that rings clear and true and joyously. Like Hope."
And she was right about that last part, although it didn't look like a well suited match and for the majority of it, it wasn't, Mary ended up falling for him. He was understated just like her and like Thomas Wyatt he encouraged her to embrace her words, even if it was written rather than spoken. He gave her the courage to become herself rather than hide and be forgotten. I think the exact moment they fell in love was probably that adorable scene where they dance and find a common thread between them, their own clumsiness.
"When grace meets rhythm, the effect is beautiful."
"What about when gracelessness meets rhythmlessness? He asks. "Can the effect not be beautiful? Because we too are well matched. Equal."
"At least I can dance."
"With the right partner."
I glare at him. "Obviously not."
Talk about sparks!!! The whole moment was romantic and the hits kept on coming. Every time Fitz was in a scene you could see them getting to know each other and couldn't help but watch as they fell in love. In my mind, Fitz was right. They were a perfect match. Mary Fitzroy never married again. As to say whether or not it was because she already found the love of her life can't be said as true but for me I'm going to let it be.
"I will not haunt you as a ghost. But I will always be with you. I will take on your sadness, Mary. When you feel it lift, you'll know it was me."
The whole book felt so real. Brazen opens with 14-year-old Mary Howard moments away from her wedding to King Henry VIII's illegitimate son, Henry Fitzroy who is also 14. Mary didn't want this, she knew nothing about being someone's wife and let's be real, who does at 14? All of her thoughts and feelings of impending dread is exactly how I would think someone her age would be feeling. Her inexperience is pushed out by greater forces and locks her into a fate not of her own making.
"It's so easy for him. He spends his days surrounded by friends. Sure of his position. At his father's side. He doesn't have to think every moment about the way he walks, the way he holds his head, the way people look at him. He doesn't have to be a duke. He just is one. I wake up every day feeling like me and then I remember I'm not me, anymore. I'm a duchess. And I need to act like one. So I spend the entire day as if on stage. Always watched but never listened to."
Although slightly understated compared to her cousin, Anne Boleyn, that fire was still there! She doesn't like the fact that she is expected to do things on the whim of men. Mary respected and admired her cousin even when treason was thrown around and Anne was executed she still admired her and her spirit.
"There are some people who make an impact as soon as you meet them. Lodge themselves in your mind. Embed themselves in your soul. Anne Boleyn is one of those people."
Finding out that Mary's father is more manipulative than first shown was a shock to the system for me and Mary.
"As if by the single swing of an ax, I am separated from the one truth that always held me secure. My father's name, my brother's name."
By the end of Brazen, everything was flipped. Mary grew into a strong, independent woman who wouldn't let anyone, especially the men in her life from controlling her and changing her into something she's not. Her father and his name was no longer a warming embrace. And the husband that she didn't even want to marry broke her heart when he died, losing her chance at happiness.
"The Church tells you to honor and obey me. Me. Not some ghost of a child."
"He wasn't a child."
"You are a Howard."
"I am a Fitzroy. I am a duchess. I do not need a man to give me my identity, Father. I have my own."
Absolutely outstanding! Mary standing up for herself and for Fitz was beautiful. Not only did she embrace, the late Queen Anne but she showed everyone who she is. She doesn't allow anyone to be rude to those she loves and defends those who can't.
What made these novels so strong and good was the women they were written about. Anne was strong in a time where women were nothing. Mary was thrown into a marriage she wanted nothing to do with at the hands of the very men she felt safe with. They never compromised who they were and got and stronger and stronger as their lives got more complicated. These women fought to be heard and although Anne didn't end up with Thomas Wyatt or have the chance to raise her daughter, she was strong and never stopped using her words as her greatest weapon. And although Mary never had the chance to spend her life with Fitz, he showed her the strength that he always knew she had and when he died she finally embraced it and got out from under her father's thumb to start living the way she wanted to live.
"I am a duchess. If I am going to survive, I will not be owned. I refuse to be a doll or a piece of furniture, moved around used and displayed but never cared for. I want to be me."
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Q: STM32 - writing and reading flash Can someone tell me what stupid thing I am doing wrong or understanding?  As a test, I am trying to write a simple number into flash and retrieve it.  Once successful, I will expand this to 6 signed values.
My device is an STM32L476RG
uint64_t data = 88;
Erase_Flash();
HAL_FLASH_Unlock();

Address = ADDR_FLASH_PAGE_256;
if (HAL_FLASH_Program(FLASH_TYPEPROGRAM_FAST, Address, data) != HAL_OK)
    serprintf("Error writing flash.");

HAL_FLASH_Lock();
uint8_t *flash_biases = (uint8_t*) (ADDR_FLASH_PAGE_256);

Based on what I've read, I should be able to access the flash memory like I have.  But it's not retrieving the value I expect.
The Erase_Flash() function looks like this:
void Erase_Flash() {
    HAL_FLASH_Unlock();
    /* Clear OPTVERR bit set on virgin samples */
    __HAL_FLASH_CLEAR_FLAG(FLASH_FLAG_OPTVERR);

    /* Fill EraseInit structure*/
    EraseInitStruct.TypeErase = FLASH_TYPEERASE_MASSERASE;
    EraseInitStruct.Banks = FLASH_BANK_2;

    if (HAL_FLASHEx_Erase(&EraseInitStruct, &PAGEError) != HAL_OK) {
        serprintf("Error erasing flash.");
    }
    HAL_FLASH_Lock();
}

A: FLASH_TYPEPROGRAM_FAST mode is used for writing 32 double words at once and when this mode is used, the third argument (data) becomes the raw starting address of that 32 double word data source, not the data itself.
Currently, your code fetches data from the address starting from 0x88 and writes it (a total of 256 bytes) to the flash. It appears that there is 245 on address 0x88.
You need to use FLASH_TYPEPROGRAM_DOUBLEWORD for writing uint64_t data.

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8 classic female ensemble films to watch before Ocean's 8
June 04, 2018 at 10:30 AM EDT
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Ocean's 8 is about to hit theaters and deliver a female ensemble film with a cast that is truly the stuff that dreams are made of – Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Anne Hathaway, Mindy Kaling, Rihanna, Awkwafina, Helena Bonham Carter, and Sarah Paulson all in one movie! But it's not the first time Hollywood's mashed up some major star power with well-respected acting talent and up-and-comers to create movie magic.
The female ensemble film has long been a force for stellar storytelling in the Hollywood canon, whether it's dealing with backstage drama, infidelity, or good old-fashioned revenge. When it's done right, it's a tale of sisterhood and teamwork triumphing over bitchery and female stereotypes – even as far back as the 1930s.
Before you go all-in on the Ocean's 8 jewel heist, here's eight classic female ensemble films that are worth watching.
Thirteen Women (1932)
Despite its title, Thirteen Women features only 11 women (two actresses' scenes did not make the final cut). It's one of the darker titles here as a psychological thriller based on the hard-boiled crime novel of the same name. Myrna Loy stars as Ursula Georgi, a mixed-race woman who is seeking revenge against her former sorority sisters who bullied her until she left school. Using her sway over a clairvoyant, Ursula sends the women messages portending their doom before arranging their deaths until Laura Stanhope (Irene Dunne) gets wise to the plot and attempts to escape. The titular women in question are those who largely meet their doom, but the film is notable for its ties to Hollywood lore – it's the only film appearance of Peg Entwistle, the failed actress who famously (and rather poetically) committed suicide by jumping off the Hollywood sign (reportedly due to despondence over her career). Though the women here don't interact a great deal, Thirteen Women is considered an early female ensemble film because of its large cast.
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Stage Door (1937)
Though several of its stars weren't yet household names when it was made, Stage Door boasts a cavalcade of female talent that includes Ginger Rogers, Katharine Hepburn, Ann Miller, Gail Patrick, Lucille Ball, and Eve Arden. The lesser-known Andrea Leeds also gives a stunning Oscar-nominated performance as a despondent actress trying to claw her way back to relevancy. The predominantly female cast star as aspiring actresses residing in a theatrical boarding house in New York City while they eke out a living trying to realize their dreams. Based on the play of the same name, the film was a rare look at the very real struggles women face in the performing arts from the unwanted advances of the casting couch to depression and self-doubt. It deals frankly and movingly with suicide while also allowing time for plenty of humorous banter between Rogers and Hepburn, as well as signature wisecracks from Ball and Arden. The story chronicles everything from the women's efforts to make it as a dancing double act to their romantic travails to the jealousy that ensues when one of them wins a coveted role. But most of all, it catalogs the interior lives of women – how much our friendships, our rivalries, our hopes and dreams, and our failures can color and effect every inch of our lives. It's remarkably both of its moment and ahead of its time – a female ensemble film that devotes meaty plot lines to a fair number of its characters.
Available on Google Play, iTunes, and Vudu
There is probably no greater female ensemble film ever made (and more referenced) than this 1939 gem that offered a showcase for everyone from Norma Shearer to Rosalind Russell to Joan Crawford and more (we refuse to acknowledge the existence of the ghastly 2008 remake). Other classic greats including Joan Fontaine, Paulette Goddard, Marjorie Main, and Ruth Hussey also feature. The film brilliantly examines the interconnected lives of a group of women without ever showing a man onscreen (despite them being the frequent subject of conversation). Shearer stars as Mary Haines, a socialite who doesn't realize her husband is having an affair with shopgirl Crystal Allen (a deliciously bitchy Joan Crawford) until her girlfriends arrange for her to overhear the gossip. Mary meets a bevy of other women when she goes to Reno for a divorce, and they ultimately help her get the revenge and happy ending she deserves. There are more than 130 roles in the film, all of which are played by women. The film is famous for its dizzy mid-film Technicolor fashion show, as well as its crisp, biting dialogue, which includes plenty of one-liners for Crawford and an iconic tribute to "Jungle Red" nail polish. There have been many female ensemble films in the years since The Women, but it still reigns supreme as one of the best of its kind.
Available to stream on FilmStruck
A Letter to Three Wives (1949)
Three friends portrayed by Jeanne Crain, Linda Darnell, and Ann Sothern embark on a school field trip, but not before they receive a letter from neighborhood pal Addie Ross who reveals she's run away with one of their husbands – without specifying which one. Celeste Holm provides the voice-over for Addie Ross, a fact that was kept secret as a promotional tactic upon the film's release. Beloved character actress Thelma Ritter appears in one of her earliest roles as a smart-mouth housekeeper, laying the foundation for the types of roles that made her a star. All three of the women fret and run over their past in their minds throughout the course of the day before anxiously arriving home to find out which one of their spouses has run off with another woman. Kirk Douglas also features as the husband of Ann Sothern's Rita, but the film really hinges on the women and each of their insecurities and love for their husbands. The women also continually support each other and help each other navigate difficult moments in their marriages, making their joint concern and anxiety all the more moving as they struggle to get through the day. The film offers a nice blend of compelling, disparate storylines for each of the titular three wives, while also featuring sweet moments of interaction between them. It earned Joseph L. Mankiewicz an Oscar for best director and best screenplay, a feat he repeated the following year with All About Eve – an accomplishment that has never been replicated since.
Available to rent on Amazon, Vudu, and Google Play
How to Marry a Millionaire (1953)
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For mid-century filmmaking, it's hard to imagine a bigger trio of female stars than Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grable, and Lauren Bacall. The movie stars feature as three New York models and roommates who concoct a scheme to land rich husbands and end up falling in love (with comedic hijinks) in the process. The project marked 20th Century Fox's first Cinemascope film used to great effect to showcase its three stars in wide split screen at key moments throughout the film. The Hollywood gossip mills were expecting to dine out for months on stories of on-set backstabbing and catty behavior between the three big-name stars, but the actresses got along swimmingly with Grable and Bacall becoming fast friends and nurturing Monroe's nervous nature with thoughtful gestures and understanding. By all accounts, the set and project were a happy one – and the result is a sheer comedic delight.
Available to rent on Vudu and iTunes
The Opposite Sex (1956)
This romantic musical comedy was a remake of 1939's The Women (also based on a play of the same name by Clare Booth Luce) with significant alterations including musical numbers and the presence of male cast members. June Allyson stars as Kay Hilliard, the socialite who discovers her husband is having an affair originally played by Norma Shearer. In a twist of delicious casting, Joan Collins steps into the role of other woman Crystal Allen originated by Joan Crawford. Ann Sheridan, Ann Miller, Joan Blondell, Alice Pearce, Dolores Grey, and Agnes Moorehead round out the heavily stacked female ensemble, while Leslie Nielsen makes an early career appearance as Steven Hilliard, philandering husband to June Allyson. Reportedly, Allyson and Collins had a spat on set when a miscommunication caused Allyson to actually slap Collins so hard her earrings fly off while filming a scene. Though many consider this remake inferior to The Women, it does present another rich female ensemble packed with some of the biggest studio actresses of the 1950s.
Available only on DVD
9 to 5 (1980)
9 to 5 remains a perennial favorite for its portrayal of three over-worked women who seek revenge on their misogynist boss (and all of the bigoted men in their lives). The idea for the story of ambitious working women coming into their own came from star Jane Fonda. She also produced the film under the banner of her production company IPC, which she had committed to turning out socially relevant films. The film's blatant tackling of harassment and gender bias in the workplace still feels incredibly relevant over 30 years later. 9 to 5 marked the film debut of Dolly Parton, who also earned an Oscar nom for the title song, which she said she devised the beat for by clacking her acrylic nails against a table. It also marked the start of a friendship between Lily Tomlin and Fonda, which continues to this day on Netflix's Grace and Frankie. The film proved so popular it spawned a TV series and a Broadway musical with additional songs penned by Parton.
Available on HBOGo and HBONow
Steel Magnolias (1989)
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Based on a 1987 play of the same name, Steel Magnolias takes a look at a community of Southern women who rely on their bond to get through life. The absolutely stacked ensemble cast includes Dolly Parton, Shirley MacLaine, Daryl Hannah, Sally Field, Olympia Dukakis, and Julia Roberts. Roberts was still very early in her career and earned an Oscar nomination for her role as Shelby, a spirited young woman whose diabetes threatens her life when she decides she wants a child. Much of the action takes place in Parton's Truvy's beauty salon where the women gossip and confront the harsh realities of their lives all while sticking by each other's sides. Playwright Robert Harling wrote the play as a tribute to his sister Susan who died from complications from diabetes, and the original stage production (much like The Women) did not feature any male characters. The film is notable for its blend of comedy and pathos, which expertly conveys both the steely resolve and fragile delicacy of the metaphorical title.
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Paige Spiranac Net Worth: Height, Age, Wiki, Career & More
Paige Spiranac is an American Instagram star and professional golfer. She is known for posting trick-shot videos on her Instagram account. Her account has more than 3 million followers. As of 2022, Paige Sprinac net worth is estimated to be $3 million.
Net Worth (as of 2021) $3 million
Date of Birth March 26, 1993
Born Place Wheat Ridge, Colorado, United States
Source of Wealth Instagram star, Golfer
Husband Married to Steven Tinoco
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Paige was born on March 26, 1993, in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Her father Dan was a football player and was a member of the 1976 Pittsburgh Panthers national championship while her mother Annette was a professional ballerina.
Paige wanted to become a gymnast and hoped one day to compete in the Olympics. Her gymnastics dreams got shattered due to her broken kneecap twice. She then shifted her focus towards golf. Regarding her education, she graduated from San Diego University in 2015.
Regarding her personal life, she accepted a marriage proposal from Steven Tinoco. He is a former minor league baseball player.
In her junior career as a golfer, she won five tournaments including the 2010 CWGA Junior Stroke Play. At that time, she was a top-20 junior player in the world and top-5 college recruit. She was awarded a golf scholarship from the University of Arizona.
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In her freshman year, Paige participated in Windy City Intercollegiate, Pac-12/SEC Challenge, and Wildcat Invitational. For her sophomore year, she transferred to San Diego State. She finished her senior season with the Aztecs' first Mountain West Conference Championship.
Paige's fame grew enormously in 2015 after a Total Frat move article encouraged people to check her online. Her Instagram followers jumped from 10,000 to 100,000 in just two days. With that amount of followers, she got many sponsors and endorsement deals.
As a pro golfer, she participated in CoBank Colorado Women's Open in 2016. She won the prize money of $1,750. She also performed on Cactus Tour at Las Colinas Club but managed to get 14th place in the Tour. Her first win as a pro golfer came at Scottsdale's Orange Tree Country Club.
Sprinac was invited to play at Dubai in 2016. Since then, she hasn't played professional golf and moved her mind to growing her brand. She has also started a podcast called "Playing-A-Round with Paige Renee". The first episode titled "Teeing Off" was released on February 7, 2020.
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The 29-year-old Instagrammer or golfer stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches or 168 cm tall and weighs around 60 kg or 132 pounds. Her body measurements are 35-26-36 inches. Meanwhile, her hair color is blonde/brown and eye color is dark brown. Her shoe size and dress size are 7 (US) and 6 (US) respectively.
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Socialist International Women is the international organisation of the women's organisations of the socialist, social democratic and labour parties affiliated to the Socialist International.
There are currently 140 organisations from all parts of the world.
First Panel: The First 100 Years of the Socialist International Women
Second Panel: 100 Years of the Socialist International Women and the International Women's Day
Fifty-second session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), United Nations, New York, 25 February - 7 March 2008
- First panel discussion hosted by the Socialist International Women:
The First 100 Years of the Socialist International Women
Date: Tuesday 26 February 2008
Place: Church Center, 44th Street and First Avenue, New York, Grumman Room (8th Floor)
Time: 13.45 hrs - 15.15 hrs
PIA LOCATELLI, Member of the European Parliament and President of Socialist International Women, Italy
MARLENE HAAS, Secretary General of Socialist International Women, The Netherlands
CHANTAL KAMBIWA, Vice - President of Socialist International Women, Cameroon
MARGARITA ZAPATA, Vice - President of Socialist International Women, Mexico
- Second panel discussion hosted by the Socialist International Women with the support of the Permanent Mission of Italy to the United Nations:
100 Years of the Socialist International Women and the International Women's Day
Date: Wednesday 27 February 2008
Place: Conference Room C, United Nations, New York
VIDEO of the celebration of 100 Years of the Socialist International Women
MARCO DE GIORGI, Member of the Italian Delegation to the 52nd Session of the CSW; Director General, Department of Rights and Equal Opportunities, Italy
WINNIE BYANYIMA, Director of the UNDP Gender Team
VALERIA FEDELI, Secretary General of the FILTEA-CGIL, Italian General Confederation of Labour, Italy
Declaration on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
This year's International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women is an opportunity to strongly remind our global community of the unacceptable levels of violence women and girls are suffering every single day, in every region around the world...
A Good Education is the Best Guarantee for a Good Life
Article by Tuula Peltonen, published in the Brussels Morning Online Newspaper on 09 September 2021
In Finland, schools are just beginning their autumn term. Despite the coronavirus pandemic, schools will reopen as normal and thousands of teachers will return to teaching...
Situation of Women and Women's Rights in Afghanistan
Following the fall of Afghanistan into the control of Taliban forces, the Socialist International Women stands in firm solidarity with the international community both in condemnation of all forms of violence and oppression in Afghanistan and in firm support of innocent civilians caught up in this distressing situation...
Role of Women in Sustainable Peace for Inclusive Development and Economic Security
Article by Shazia Marri, published in the Brussels Morning Online Newspaper on 30 July 2021
Throughout history, women have played a pivotal role in shaping the future. Whether it is the freedom struggles in Asia and Africa or the economic uplift of Europe after the Second World War, women have proved — time and again — their resilience in the face of danger and difficulty alike...
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Women and girls paid a disproportionate price of the economic shutdown during the pandemic, particularly in developing economies — our policies need to prevent this becoming the new norm, argues Ouafa Haji...
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International Women's Day Declaration
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Victoria Falls & Hwange Circuit Package
Per Person Sharing For 7 Days 6 Nights @ Usd 1,850/ Kes 203,500
Victoria Falls is a town in western Zimbabwe and a gateway to the massive waterfall of the same name. Here, the Zambezi River plummets over a cliff and into the Boiling Pot before flowing through a series of gorges. The Devil's Pool, a natural infinity pool, is on the edge of a sheer drop. Spanning the river is 1905 Victoria Falls Bridge. The surrounding Zambezi National Park is home to white rhinos and elephants.
Hwange Circuit
Hwange presents an unforgettable experience in an intimate setting, bordering Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. This authentic African eco-lodge is designed to meet guest's needs with style and excellent service, and sets a high standard for the discerning traveler.
Ilala Lodge Victoria Falls
Set amid gardens off the A8 highway, this upmarket, family-run hotel is 2 km from the iconic Victoria Falls and 13 km from Livingstone Museum. Upscale rooms and suites feature free Wi-Fi and flat-screens, plus minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. All provide balconies or terraces with garden views. Upgraded suites add living rooms, kitchens and/or open-air hot tubs; some have views of the falls. Freebies include parking, and breakfast served in a restaurant featuring a relaxed terrace. Other amenities include an outdoor pool with a cocktail bar. Activities consist of elephant rides, river cruises and helicopter trips, all for a fee.
Elephant Eyes Hwange
It is located in Dete and has a restaurant, a shared lounge, bar, garden, outdoor pool and terrace. The lodge features both WiFi and private parking free of charge. There's a private bathroom with shower and a hairdryer in each unit, along with free toiletries. A continental breakfast is available daily at Elephant's Eye, Hwange. The Teak (Hwange Safari Lodge) is 13 miles from the accommodation, while Painted Dog Conservation Centre is 21 miles away.
DAY 1-3: DEPARTURE TO VICTORIA FALLS
Zambezi National Park
Upon arrival at Victoria Falls Airport, you will be met by a representative and transferred by road to the local hotel. One of the original natural wonders of the world, the Victoria Falls is a World Heritage Site and an extremely popular tourism attraction. Known locally as 'The Smoke that Thunders', this spectacle straddles both Zambia and Zimbabwe and it is an ideal place to combine game viewing and water sports. There is excellent fishing, a terrifying bungee jump and arguably the best commercial whitewater rafting in the world.
During your stay in Victoria Falls you will enjoy a guided tour of the falls which takes approximately 2 hours. This includes fascinating history on the discovery of the falls reflecting that in November 1855, Dr. David Livingstone was transported in a canoe by the local Makalolo people to the very edge of these falls. The sensitive Scotsman was so overwhelmed by his first sight of these spectacular falls, that he momentarily abandoned his scientific observations and recorded, "It has never been seen before by European eyes, but scenes so wonderful must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight". The good missionary, whose heart lies buried in Africa, named this great wonder of the world after Victoria, his British queen.
A thrilling stay in Victoria Falls will end off by watching the sun-setting over the Zambezi by cruising on the luxurious and exclusive Ra-Ikane boat. From the Zambezi River a variety of wildlife can be seen including hippo, crocodile and elephants that often make the daring journey across the vast expanse of the river. Overnight at Ilala Lodge.
DAY 4-6: Hwange National Park
After breakfast you will depart via road transfer to Hwange National Park, a journey time of approximately 2.5 hours. Accommodation for the next 3 nights will be spent at Elephant's Eye. Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's biggest reserve, home to a profusion of wildlife, including giraffe, lion, zebra and approximately 40 000 elephant. It provides sanctuary for all the country's endangered species, including a population of wild dogs thought to be among the most sizeable surviving groups on the continent.
Visitors have the choice of game drives, guided walks or horseback safaris as a means of experiencing the park and its creatures. It was declared a game reserve in 1928 and with neighboring Robins Game sanctuary became a national park under the National Park Act of 1949. When founding member Ted Davidson walked across virtually every square kilometer in 1928-29, he discovered the wildlife was almost non-existent. The once teeming herds of elephant numbered less than 1 000 and the rhino, both black and white, had been exterminated due to hunting. Davidson perceived that the water was the critical key and in the years that followed he drilled boreholes to create 60 new pans, linked to the seasonal pans that already existed.
Slowly the animals, particularly the elephant and buffalo, began to move back. To this day water remains the single most important management factor in Hwange's continued existence - absolutely vital to the survival of what is perhaps Africa's single largest concentration of elephant. The constant maintenance of the artificial but natural looking water pans, complete with resident hippo and crocodile, has been a major factor sustaining this ecological treasury. Overnight at Elephant's Eye.
After breakfast, guests are taken by scheduled road transfer to Victoria Falls Airport for their onward travel arrangements. Breakfast.
03 nights' accommodation in Ilala Lodge or similar one.
03 nights' accommodation in Elephant's Eye or similar one.
06 Breakfast, 05 Lunches & 6 Dinners.
Meals on full board basis
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Half day concession game drive
Walking safari
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Q: C# System.Type is namespace? System.Type type = Type.GetType("something");

System.Type has no member 'IsNamespace', so how do I tell if the type refers to a namespace?
The type "something" is not known at compile time.

A: Types don't refer to namespaces - they refer to types. Types have a property which describe which namespace they are in.
You could enumerate all the types in an assembly/appdomain and collect/cache the unique namespaces.
HashSet<string> allNamespaces = new HashSet<string>(
    AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()
        .SelectMany(s => s.GetTypes())
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    );

bool isNamespace = allNamespaces.Contains("foo");

A: It has no member "IsNamespace" because namespaces cannot be represented by Type objects. The following line fails to compile:
typeof(System.Linq);

So assuming you have a Type object, you know its not a namespace. With a string like that, GetType should throw if it is just a namespace.


When I sat down to write this, I didn't feel inspired to write, much less think of what to write. But you know the power of just doing it. Inspiration has a way of finding us when we show up. Even if we show up in pajamas and last night's makeup, it can't resist the seduction of determination.
The muse, inspiration, whatever you want to call it likes to be asked out on dates. It likes routine. It likes to meet you at 7 a.m. for coffee or 10 p.m. for a late night snack. Sometimes it's less formal and shows up randomly, but you can't wait around for that. You can't perch on the street corner and expect it to make its way around. No, you have to ask it out, give it a time and place and show up with pen and paper in hand.
Take this article for example--I had no idea what to write about and knew inspiration wasn't going to make a sneak attack into my mind, so I called it up, told it to meet me after lunch in the hammock and we'd talk writing. Guess what? It showed up as soon as I put ink on the first line.
Sometimes it doesn't happen so quickly. Sometimes inspiration is late, like three pages late and the ideas and words seem a bit stale, but it shows up all the same. It always gives us something to work with, and the longer we stay with it, the more it gives. The better it gives.
So next time you're feeling a bit lonely and inspiration hasn't showed up for a few days, don't sulk and wait for the call. Do the calling yourself! Take charge of that muse, pick up the "phone" and ask it out for jasmine tea or lunch in the park. Wear your favorite lipstick if you like, but it won't matter too much. Once inspiration sees you there, wielding the pen like a magic wand, it will join you and the magic will begin.
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You're so right, Margo! I might only have a handful of material if I only wrote when the bolt of inspiration struck.


This summer, my family and I are building a wooden summerhouse from scratch in our garden. I have designed the building myself and it will be an octagonal structure with a 'green' roof, external deck and space for seating and a small woodburner inside.
The robin, frequently pictured on Christmas cards, is making something of a "come back". Its numbers have increased by roughly 50%, compared to when it was first recorded back in 1970.
This weekend (29th & 30th January) sees the the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch. You can sign up here to take part.


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One of my local customers recently moved from Small Business Server 2003 to Small Business Server 2008. Among other things, this required a move from SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2008 as well.
Report data set execution failure. Error: Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'with'. If this statement is a common table expression, an xmlnamespaces clause or a change tracking context clause, the previous statement must be terminated with a semicolon.
Hmm. It keeps getting better and better. Now what exactly does that mean?
It turns out that when the SQL commands they had written to populate the report were sent to the SQL server, they were combined with other SQL commands.
Unfortunately, SQL didn't like the way the commands were combined. It wanted you to use a semi-colon ( ; ) to separate the commands so it could determine how the commands should be run.
Which is exactly what the error message states.
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ABC Hails Ocasio-Cortez as Possible 'Kingmaker' in 2020 Dem Primary
By Nicholas Fondacaro | June 16, 2019 1:21 PM EDT
Freshman New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has become a darling of the liberal media because of her young age and unabashed promotion of socialism. They celebrated her ludicrous Green New Deal while ignoring her many campaign finance violations and ethics questions.
Now, during Sunday's Good Morning America and This Week, ABC chief White House correspondent Jon Karl hailed the influence the Congresswoman could have over the 2020 Democratic primary process and perhaps "play kingmaker" with her endorsement.
The fawning began on GMA, where co-anchor Dan Harris recalled that Ocasio-Cortez had "been vocal at times in her criticism of the Democratic front-runner", former Vice President Joe Biden. He wanted to know, "how much work is Biden going to have to do to in order win over AOC and her fans?" If he were to win the nomination, of course.
Karl gushed about how "you can argue that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the most sought-after endorsement in this Democratic primary. And it's hard to imagine a scenario where Joe Biden wins her over in the primary."
After suggesting that was "the big question", Karl recounted how Ocasio-Cortez had already ripped Biden for claiming he had the most "progressive" record of the entire 2020 field. "That is something we've already heard from AOC saying she thinks is completely ridiculous," he noted.
At the top of This Week, Karl teased his interview with the Congresswoman with these superficial questions: "Who will she endorse? Will she play kingmaker in the 2020 Democratic primary?"
Following the liberal media's obligatory questions about impeaching President Trump, Karl dove into the 2020 endorsement hype. "All right, so let's turn to the 2020 campaign. Are you going to endorse," he asked with obvious excitement.
Despite Ocasio-Cortez's repeated comments that she wasn't ready to endorse yet, citing the lack of debates so far, Karl pressed her on the possibility of endorsing Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, her socialist comrade:
KARL: Bernie Sanders just announced his list of New York endorsements. You obviously weren't on that list because you're not endorsing. Did he ask for your endorsement?
KARL: Would he have an edge? I mean, you volunteered for his campaign, he supported your campaign.
A short time later, Karl asked her if she felt "Democrats will lose to Donald Trump if they don't nominate" "a true progressive". Ocasio-Cortez thought there was a good chance her party could lose in 2020.
Citing the Congresswoman's criticism of the large Democratic field and how she wanted to see candidates like former Congressman John Delaney "eliminated", Karl was eager to know "who else should step out of this race?"
ABC was really putting a lot of unearned influence in the hands of a freshman representative that had absolutely zero accomplishments in their career.
The transcripts are below, click "expand" to read:
ABC's Good Morning America
8:06:55 a.m. Eastern
DAN HARRIS: You're going to be talking to Freshman Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, also known as AOC. She's become a breakout left-wing star. She's been vocal at times in her criticism of the Democratic front-runner in the race to take on Donald Trump, Joe Biden. So, how much work is Biden going to have to do to in order win over AOC and her fans?
JON KARL: Well, I'm going to ask her exactly that. Hopefully, she's not listening, Dan, now she knows what I'm going to ask. You know, that's a critical question. I think that you can argue that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the most sought-after endorsement in this Democratic primary. And it's hard to imagine a scenario where Joe Biden wins her over in the primary.
The big question is, if Biden wins the nomination, can he convince Ocasio-Cortez or more importantly all of her supporters that he could be the progressive standard bearer. As you know, Biden called himself the candidate with the most progressive record in this field. That is something we've already heard from AOC saying she thinks is completely ridiculous. She's not a fan of Biden. It's going to take a lot of work from Biden ultimately to win her over and her supporters over.
ABC's This Week
JON KARL: Plus, AOC unfiltered.
ALEXANDRIA OCASIO-CORTEZ: An impeachment inquiry is right on our doorstep.
KARL: Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez live in studio for her first Sunday show interview since taking office. Who will she endorse? Will she play kingmaker in the 2020 Democratic primary? And her reaction to the President's suggesting that he accept help from a foreign power.
KARL: All right, so let's turn to the 2020 campaign. Are you going to endorse?
OCASIO-CORTEZ: Uh. I mean. Not now. [Laughter] It's possible that I'll endorse later on perhaps, you know, I do not see myself endorsing any time soon. We haven't had our first debates yet. I'm very interested in seeing how things will play out. So, we'll see.
OCASIO-CORTEZ: He hasn't. he hasn't.
KARL: So, do you believe that Democrats will lose to Donald Trump if they don't nominate somebody who is, in your mind, a true progressive along the lines that you just described?
KARL: I saw that you said recently there are too many candidates. 23 I think at the latest count. And you've called for I think you sad "eliminations". And one of those you named was John Delaney, who you said should sashay his way out. But, who else, who else should step out of this race?
KARL: Do you think Democrats in hindsight made a mistake by giving Bill Clinton a pass all those years over his treatment of women?
NBDaily Campaigns & Elections 2020 Presidential Bias by Omission Political Groups Liberals & Democrats Broadcast Television ABC Good Morning America This Week Video Jonathan Karl Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez


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Came across this little issue while trying to install Centreon (monitoring server).
Apparently during a MySQL upgrade it is common for something to not quite finish completely.
To fix the problem I had to run the following command from a console window. By the way this was run on a Centos 5.9 server.
After the above I was successfully able to continue the Centreon install.
Bless you! I was getting ready to throw things when I saw this. Worked for me too!


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Success, Failure And The Drive To Keep Creating
BY TED: Ideas Worth Spreading
Elizabeth Gilbert was once an "unpublished diner waitress," devastated by rejection letters. And yet, in the wake of the success of 'Eat, Pray, Love,' she found herself identifying strongly with her former self. With beautiful insight, Gilbert reflects on why success can be as disorienting as failure and offers a simple — though hard — way to carry on, regardless of outcomes.
TED: Ideas Worth Spreadinghttps://www.ted.com/
TED is a nonprofit devoted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful talks (18 minutes or less). TED began in 1984 as a conference where Technology, Entertainment, and Design converged, and today covers almost all topics — from science to business to global issues — in more than 100 languages. Meanwhile, independently run TEDx events help share ideas in communities around the world.
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I was recently sent two Jelly Belly products to review and from the moment we opened up the boxes we were spoil't for choice in the vast fabulous array of flavours.
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The first Jelly Belly product was a 20 Valentine Sleeve Gift Box 250g size, which makes a great change from the usual box of chocolates that is given to your loved one on Valentines Day.
The box itself is in a gorgeous red, foiled embossed sleeve that's just the ticket for that someone special & Inside you have 20 different flavour assortment beautifully presented in individual compartments.
The second product we were sent to review was a Jelly Belly Toy Dispenser 628g.
This is the newest dispenser on the block in the Jelly Belly Dispenser range. This cute addition has a manual crank mechanism. Press the lever, watch the gears go and out come the beans! This is a must have item for the Jelly Belly fan in your life. A push of Mr. Jelly Belly's handle turns the real working gears and dispenses Jelly Belly beans through the chute. The Mr. Jelly Belly Machine normally comes packed with a small 28g sample bag of beans but Jelly Belly Candy Company want to fill it up from the get go so.....they have included 2x300g 50 Assorted Tie tops which should do the job nicely. The machine when brim full will hold approximately 650g of beans and is 23.5cm high.
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