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Greek nazis on trial for murdering rapper
Posted on October 13, 2015 by petrel41
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Why would you vote for the political descendants of murderers? Across Greece, villages that were once destroyed by the Nazis and their Greek collaborators are now voting to give Neo-Nazis power. Tracing the direct line between Nazism and Golden Dawn, this film provides a unique insight into the party. It is a terrifying look at Greek Nazi history in all its horror and why political memory is so important. How can the Greeks have forgotten their past so quickly?
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Murder trial implicates leadership of fascist Golden Dawn in Greece
The mother of slain anti-fascist hip-hop musician Pavlos Fyssas testified last week in the trial of members of Greece's fascist Golden Dawn (Chrysi Avgi) party, who stand accused of having carried out her son's murder.
Top Golden Dawn figures, including leader Nikos Michaloliakos, are accused of being part of a criminal organisation. Their trial is being held at a purpose-built court in Korydallos Prison, Piraeus, where Michaloliakos and five other Golden Dawn parliamentary deputies have been in custody since late 2013.
Fyssas was surrounded by a group of Golden Dawn members and stabbed to death in September 2013, at a café in Keratsini, near Piraeus. Golden Dawn member Giorgos Roupakias is charged with the murder.
On October 6, Fyssas' mother, Magda, described Roupakias as "a trained killer." Roupakias arrived in a car at the café with three other people, but dozens of Golden Dawn members and supporters were already there, she explained. "They cornered [Pavlos] and then the murderer came and stabbed him. He got out of the car and stabbed him twice in the heart."
She believed Golden Dawn parliamentary deputy Yiannis Lagos played a central role in her son's murder. "Lagos gave the order. He gave the OK," Magda said, adding that Michaloliakos had "the ultimate responsibility."
The same day as Magda gave her testimony, the Efimerida ton Syntakton newspaper posted a video showing Giorgos Patelis, the leader of Golden Dawn's Nikaia branch, telling a crowd of party supporters about a planned attack at an upcoming fair. In the video, which was not allowed to be heard in court, he states that before the attack can go ahead the order had to come from Lagos.
On the night of Fyssas's murder, Patelis spoke on the telephone with Lagos.
In the video, whose origin and date are not yet known, Patelis tells Golden Dawn supporters to be ready for an attack at a fair on August 15. He states, "Certain people will get a message on the 15th of the month. … If I get the OK from Lagos. If I don't, we don't do it". Patelis adds, "Whatever they tell us, we must do it."
Describing what will happen, Patelis says, "A group of 20-30 people will leave from here fully loaded… Nothing will be left standing, nothing! Anything that moves gets slaughtered."
On the second day of her testimony, Magda Fyssas revealed how Roupakias was treated with kid gloves after being arrested following the murder. She said that Roupakias told police as he was being taken into a police car, "Okay guys, I'm one of your own."
When he was asked if he too was a police officer, Roupakias replied, "I am from Golden Dawn."
Magda said she had inside information that when Roupakias was in the police station he was so familiar with the surroundings that police officers mistook him for an employee. When news came through that her son had died in the attack, Roupakias requested he be taken to another part of the police station. She said officers told him to walk up to the third floor on his own: "That is how familiar the environment was to him."
Golden Dawn is brazen about the murder of Pavlos Fyssas. Just prior to September's general election, Michaloliakos stated that the party "assumes political responsibility" for Fyssas's murder.
Golden Dawn has been built up by the state in recent years to provide shock battalions to be hurled against the working class. It placed third in the most recent election, winning 18 seats in the 300-seat parliament with 7 percent of the vote, up slightly from 6.3 percent in January. Overall, it won 379,581 votes, down from 388,387 in January.
Golden Dawn does not have extensive support in Athens and the main urban centres. But as mass austerity has ravaged Greece's population, it has been able to win a response from layers of the middle class and lumpen workers and youth. Recently it has been exploiting opposition to the arrival of refugees fleeing war and persecution, increasing its vote in Greece's eastern islands including the third largest, Lesbos. But even on the island of Symi, which has only 2,000 permanent residents but has received 5,500 refugees since March, its vote only climbed from 6.5 to 10.7 percent.
Golden Dawn is clearly not a mass party, but the threat it poses to the working class is real and growing. As the trial of its members reveals, Golden Dawn has extensive ties to the state.
Last year, Panayiotis Baltakos, then cabinet secretary of Greece's main conservative party, New Democracy, was forced to resign following leaked footage of a conversation between himself and Golden Dawn MP Ilias Kasiadiaris. Baltakos was a confidante of then Prime Minister Antonis Samaras and effectively the number two figure in his government.
Golden Dawn also has well-known ties to the police, especially its riot squad. When the party first won seats in parliament in 2012, election data revealed that close to 50 percent of police officers voted for the party.
At the height of Greece's financial and political crisis in 2012, Golden Dawn's members and supporters went on the rampage on an almost daily basis in Athens and other cities. The police turned a blind eye, as immigrants and political opponents were assaulted. A number of the assaults were even led by some of its parliamentary deputies.
Golden Dawn's ties reach into the highest echelons of the state. In 2014, retired Lieutenant General Eleftherios Synadinos, who once commanded the army's Special Forces, and Georgios Epitideios, a former director at the European Union Military Staff, stood as European Parliament candidates for the party.
According to their Golden Dawn biographies, Epitideios served as a staff officer at the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe—the central command of NATO military forces. He served on NATO's International Military Staff and was director of the department of crisis response and current operations of the European Union Military Staff. …
In his comments on Golden Dawn's vote, Kasidiaris said the party would only be strengthened because of the social consequences of the further savage austerity that Syriza must impose. The Greek people "have not experienced the worst effects of the memorandum [bailout accord] or illegal immigration," he said. "When that happens, you will see, Golden Dawn will have a radical increase in support."
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Rovio has been on a rocky road lately, but it still insists it can become the next Disney. We spoke to the company's new CEO, Pekka Rantala.
When Fast Company first profiled Rovio in 2012, the company was riding high. Not only were Angry Birds and its sequels regularly on top of the App Store charts, the company had successfully started growing its revenue in the physical marketplace with books, toys, clothes, and even Angry Birds speakers. Merchandising sales of those colorful little birds and evil pigs were so good they accounted for 40% of Rovio's roughly $200 million revenue from licensing deals.
But despite its previous fortunes, in 2013 Rovio saw its revenue growth virtually flatline–and 2014 was even worse. While revenue from mobile games was up 16%, Rovio's product and licensing business faltered, resulting in a 9% year-on-year decline in total revenue and a whopping 73% decline in profits. Its most recent numbers make you wonder if Rovio can still live up to its execs' stated goal of becoming a Disney for the 21st century.
Rantala is a relative newbie at Rovio, coming on board last summer and shadowing former CEO Mikael Hed until just a few weeks ago. Rantala's job as Rovio's new CEO isn't his first foray into mobile gaming. He spent 17 years at Nokia, where in 2003 he acted as vice president of marketing during the launch of the company's N-Gage handheld gaming console, arguably the progenitor of today's smartphone gaming market. But when I met Rantala in London, the only story he was excited about retelling was Rovio's.
That original Angry Birds game spawned a generation of physics puzzler imitators, and has garnered 2.8 billion downloads for the series to date. It also landed coveted franchising deals with the NBA and with Lucasfilm to make a series of Angry Birds Star Wars spin-offs, which allowed the company to be one of the first–and certainly one of the most successful–smartphone gaming outfits to edge its way into the physical merchandising and entertainment markets with Angry Birds plush toys, clothing, storybooks, and television shows.
For a while, it seemed the only limit was how high you could slingshot a bird into space. But in the last few years, Rovio has seen its revenues and profits decline. In its 2014 financials, which the company announced this week, revenue dropped to 158.3 million euros ($169 million) from 173.5 million euros a year earlier. Its profits fell 73% to 10 million euros ($10.6 million)–a big part of that fall the result of Angry Birds merchandise sales declining from 73.1 million euros ($75.7 million) to 41.4 million euros ($44 million). To put that profit number into some context, Candy Crush Saga maker King Digital Entertainment made $2.26 billion last year.
Though mobile game revenue was up 16%, the company's most recent numbers have left many in the industry wondering if Rovio is falling victim to gamers' fickleness. Was Angry Birds just another gaming fad whose time is up?
"I understand the question. I definitely get it," says Rantala, who only fully took the reins as Rovio's CEO 10 weeks ago. "But last year our Angry Birds games had more than half a billion downloads, so I think that's just one data point to show that Angry Birds is not a fad." He also pointed out that Angry Birds now has over 27.5 million Facebook followers, 170 million active monthly players, a YouTube channel with 1.6 billion views, and a multi-platform ToonsTV channel that will soon celebrate its 5 billionth view.
But if Rovio and its Angry Birds franchise have engagement numbers many other gaming companies would kill for, how come its revenues flatlined and then fell over the past 24 months? Rantala cited repercussions from the changing landscape of mobile gaming revenues as one of the primary causes, noting that Rovio built its fortunes on the pay once, play forever model that was popular in 2009-2011, but which has now been superseded by the free-to-play model, in which players can download the games for free and game studios monetize their apps via in-app purchases.
Internally acknowledging that free-to-play is now the name of the game has been a journey for us.
"Internally acknowledging that free-to-play is now the name of the game has been a journey for us. That acknowledgement began a while ago and we are still in the transition," Rantala says, but notes that all of Rovio's games in 2014 were released under the free-to-play model–-a model which helped dampen the overall 9% decline in revenues. Rovio's free-to-play revenue actually increased 16% during the year. It's the completion of Rovio's transition to this new revenue model, Rantala insists, that will lead to further games' revenue growth in the future.
But as far as reclaiming lost revenue goes, Rovio faces challenges most other game developers don't, in large part thanks to its previous successes. Between 2009 and 2013, Rovio successfully branched out into physical merchandising, including Angry Birds plush toys, backpacks, and books. In 2013 merchandising sales peaked at $75 million. But in the last year, merchandising sales plummeted over 40% to just $44 million.
Yet Rantala says the company has laid a golden egg: a full-length feature Angry Birds animated film due out in 2016 that he believes will not only increase game downloads and spur merchandising sales to new heights, but will complete Rovio's transition to becoming a full-fledged entertainment company.
Angry Birds characters are getting the Hollywood makeover.
It's undeniable that Rovio has done better than any other game developer in slingshotting its brands from the touchscreen to the physical world. If you've got kids, you'll undoubtedly know what I'm talking about: They or their friends have Angry Birds T-shirts, backpacks, and plush toys. They watch Angry Birds TV shows and animated films on DVD. And if they're in the right part of the world they may even go to Angry Birds theme parks.
It's that kind of fan base that gives Angry Birds a brand awareness rating of 91%, according to the company's internal polling. That puts Angry Birds in the same 10th percentile as Disney brands (98%), The Simpsons (96%), Toy Story (92%), and Hello Kitty (91%)–and all of those brands have been in existence 14 to 70 years longer than Angry Birds.
We envision ourselves as an entertainment company with mobile games at its heart.
That brand awareness is why Rantala is particularly optimistic about Rovio's growth potential in the future and its chances of becoming a modern-day Disney. It is the reason why the company is betting big by making the first 3-D animated Angry Birds feature film, due out in 2016.
Instead of selling those rights, the company has put up $80 million of its own money–half of its revenues in 2014–to fund the production. It's teamed up with Sony for the distribution and marketing to the tune of another $100 million.
The creative team behind the Angry Birds film does read like a who's who of the Hollywood hotlist. The script is being written by The Simpsons alum Jon Vitti; David Maisel, the ex-chairman of Marvel, is executive-producing; John Cohen (Despicable Me) and Catherine Winder from Lucasfilm are producing; and Fergal Reilly (Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, Hotel Transylvania) and Clay Kaytis (Tangled, Frozen) are directing.
For the first time, our characters are going to have lips, wings, and will also speak.
And while Rantala says that the number-one goal of the movie is to delight fans, he also knows that a global hit a la Finding Nemo or Frozen, or even a moderately successful animated feature like How To Train Your Dragon, would be enough to ignite those declining merchandising sales.
That boost is already occurring, he says, thanks to the early buzz surrounding the film.
A Disney For The Digital Age?
But while its hundreds of millions of fans may be delighted to see Angry Birds on the big screen, many might also worry that Rovio is abandoning its roots, opting to invest tens of millions to head into Pixar and DreamWorks territory instead of developing the next hit game we never knew we always needed.
Not to worry, says Rantala, who stresses that mobile games are the heart of the company–and that's not something that's going to change. Indeed, Rovio is launching no fewer than a dozen games this year. Three of those games will initially target the Asian gaming market, including Angry Birds Fight! set to be released in Japan in April. All will be free-to-play. And Rantala says Rovio isn't going to be caught catching up with the ever-changing mobile gaming landscape again.
The company also will continue its Rovio Stars label, which sees it acting as the publisher and promoter of promising indie games titles. In addition, it will continue to nurture the promising Angry Birds spin-offs Stella and Bad Piggies, which "will start to live a life of their own." Rantala also says the company is looking for other ideas featuring stories and characters that have the possibility to make great games and, perhaps, TV shows or even films.
Stella's solo outing proved a popular Angry Birds spin-off for Rovio.
I ask Rantala if Rovio still thinks its feature-film plans and entertainment vision have it on a clear path to becoming a new Disney.
We want to be an entertainment company of modern times.


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What is Operating System and Why is it Important to Your Computer?
An operating system is a software application that manages the hardware and software resources of a computer. It also provides common services to computer programs. In this article, we'll look at some of the key features of an operating system. You'll learn why this type of software is important to your computer.
The operating system must be able to manage memory to protect the data and code in it from being accessed by other processes. This is the job of the Memory Management Module in the operating system. It provides mechanisms to share memory between processes and allows user-specified sharing. In addition, the memory management system must be able to protect the operating system from programs making memory access requests.
Memory is divided into main memory and secondary memory. The former is divided into fixed-size blocks called pages, while the latter is divided into frames. A process is initially stored in the secondary memory and is moved to the main memory when it is needed. A process consists of parts the size of a page, and each page is mostly stored in one memory frame. Memory is not always allocated contiguously, and the memory management system must make sure that two processes are not referencing data in the same memory block.
The file system is a collection of hardware and software components that enable a computer to manage and organize files. These components include the file system, disk controller, buffer cache, hard disk, and device drivers. In addition, these components are part of an operating system. However, file systems are not the same for all operating systems.
Unlike traditional computer systems, file systems don't disappear after a user logs out or closes the system. They also have access permissions associated with them that allow users to control who can view them. Additionally, file systems can be organized into complex structures. For instance, a directory can group together several files, each with its own attributes. A file system also allows the computer to recover from crashes and prevent data loss.
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Process abstraction is a key component of the operating system (OS) design. It helps to separate kernel-level processes from PC-level processes. It enables a single entity for the OS Scheduler to manipulate. While the kernel-level data about a process is kept separately, the PC-level data is merged into the process execution context.
Despite its benefits, OS developers face an additional challenge: maintaining the system's reliability. Applications requiring high availability must be able to operate without human intervention. Decoupling resources allows developers to secure data and create recovery mechanisms in the event of failure. It can also improve load-balancing algorithms. This approach promotes application reliability and minimizes performance overhead.
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Another way to keep your operating system safe is to use an antivirus product. This product will scan for potential threats and detect and block them before they can affect your system. Another way to protect your computer is by installing a firewall. These security tools can help to keep out malware and other threats that could otherwise compromise the system.
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If you have a self-installed WordPress blog, you should be familiar with File Transfer Protocol (FTP). This is the protocol used by WordPress users to upload plugins and themes to the web server. FTP is also a popular protocol used by website builders to transfer files between computer and web server.
To be able to use FTP, you need an FTP client. There are two kinds of FTP clients: computer-based and web-based Online FTP Clients: Use FTP Online without Installing A Client Online FTP Clients: Use FTP Online without Installing A Client Read More , but we are not going to discuss the web-based clients here.
1. Classic FTP –> is a fully featured, free FTP client available for Mac OS X and Windows. It has a "Mirror and Upload" tool which will scan a selected local folder and upload any files that do not exist on the remote folder. The application also allows you to synchronize navigation of a local and remote folder.
2. CrossFTP –> is designed to be an easy-to-use client. It has a two-pane browser-like user interface which is simple to learn and use. Multi-tabs design facilitates managing and connecting multiple FTP sites simultaneously in a single window. It's written in Java so it would work in any Java-enabled machine.
3. FileZilla –> is a popular Windows-based FTP client. I didn't even know that there was a Mac version of FileZilla until I researched for this article. I had high hopes when I was about to use this app for the first time. But personally, I think that the Mac version is not as easy to use as the Windows version Transfer Files by FTP with FileZilla Transfer Files by FTP with FileZilla Read More . FileZilla is also available for Linux.
4. Cyberduck –> is a open source product licensed under the GPL and free to use. It is available in many languages and most translations are contributed by users. It is voted by many Mac communities as one of the best FTP clients available for Mac. Cyberduck is also available as a dashboard widget.
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There are others, of course, which did not make it to the list simply because of my lack of knowledge. So, if you know any other alternatives, please share using the comment below.
Do not use ClassicFTP it is sooo slow and to my knowledge it lacks major features such as CHMODEing.
SublimeText is a really good one. But unfortunately it's only for windows.
Classic FTP is a dog! It's so sloooowwww!
Will try the FireFox FTP next!
FireFTP and Fetch for me. For simple jobs, Go=>Server... and type ftp://server is also adequate.
I've been using Filezilla for a long time. I personally found it much superior than Cyberduck. chmod'ing, remote editing, toggling hidden/system files etc can't be done (or maybe there is some complex way to do it) in Cyberduck. Thanks for the article, I have some others to try.
Have you tries cmnd . for preferences?
There you will find that you can select an editor, I use smultron.
Try cmnd i to change permissions or ctrl return to copy or change the name.
Have you tried cmnd . for preferences?
Er...doesn't OSX include the usual FTP client...you know, "ftp"?
AFAIK, there's no stand-alone FTP client included in OS X, but you can use "Go --> Connect To Server" menu (or Command + K) in Finder to connect to FTP server.
Fetch is free for educational and charitable use.
Good information and thanks for doing the research. If you use the Firefox browser on your Mac you can install the FireFTP addon for the browser (This also works in Windows).


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Paro – Genekha-Gur (Trek start) 15km, 4 hours.
Gur – Labathamba. 12km, 5 hours.
Labathamba – Pangkha. 8km, 4 hours.
Pangkha – Cherigang. 10km, 6 hours.
Cherigang – Thimphu (Trek end). 6km, 2 hours.
The joyous flight to Paro presents the splendid View of Mountains. Once you have landed in small dragon kingdom in Paro International Airport Bharal Adventure Representative will take you to the hotel. If you are travelling from Nepal then our representative might accompany you to Bhutan from Nepal itself. Afternoon will be filled with the sightseeing of museum and Rimpong Dzong. The strolling around the Cantilever bridge over Paro Chhu can be fun as well.
The glorious day of sightseeing in Paro formally takes place today. The drive to northern end of Paro Valley for the amazing hiking to Tiger Nest Temple takes place. Tiger Nest is the famous and symbol of national identity of Bhutan as well. The temple is on the vertical cliff above 900m from its foothill. This two hours of hiking helps to acclimatize for next day's trekking. While returning back the historical Drukgyel Dzong and Kichu Temple are visited to pray for the best journey ahead.
The trekking starts from the village Genekha. The scenes of the numerous different vegetations and alpine forest environment along with animals and birds on the trail welcome you on the trail. The continuous uphill walking takes you to the beautiful Gur Village for the overnight camping. If the season is spring you will see abundance of flowers around Gur.
This is probably the most beautiful day of trekking. If you are travelling in spring season then if would feel as if you are walking on the flower carpet. The asparagus and other small herbal plants can be seen on the trail. The crossing of the first pass takes place here which gives spectacular view of the Dagala range. Alpine Meadows and Yak Herders camps too can be seen from this place. Walking along the meadows the journey ends at Yutsho Lake.
This is the acclimatization day in Labathamba. The hiking trip will take place towards lakes as well as high altitude pass. If climate permits the view of Mt. Kanchenjunga which is world's third highest mountain can also be seen. Apart from Kanchenjunga you can see Mt. Jumolhari which is the highest mountain of Bhutan.
Just about half an hour of uphill and total downhill trekking takes place in this phase of trekking. While descending trekkers can see the beautiful view of various Himalayas like Kanchenjunga, Jumolhari, Tserimgang, Masagang, Everest and others. The trip ends in Pangkha.
This is the trekking day full of crossing the passes. While crossing these passes trekkers enjoy the blue poppy flower, mountain birds and some animals too. The last ridge of the Dagala region is climbed in this trail from where one can see spectacular view of Thimpu Valley. The trip for the day ends in Cherigang.
The journey is very easy and beautiful. The walking on the trail full of varieties of vegetation and orchards make it even more spectacular. Once you have reached the motor able road then vehicle will transport you to Thimpu. After lunch the sightseeing of the memorial Chorten, Changangkha Jhakhang and Buddha Statue takes place.
Bhutan still practices the traditional week end market. The morning walking around these markets for the observation of various handicrafts, paper mills and craftsmanship can be informative. The visit of the heritage folk museum and national library takes place before you travel towards Paro. The day's trip ends in Paro.
The amazing Bhutan trekking and tour ends once we bid farewell to our Bhutan Partners. You can continue your holiday in Nepal or you can take flight back to your country. Bharal Adventure is always there for the best arrangement of your holidays.


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4th Committee of UN General Assembly: Senegalese Consulate General in Dakhla Symbolizes Morocco's Opening to West African Region
The inauguration of the Consulate General of Senegal in Dakhla symbolizes the opening of Morocco to the West African region, said Friday in New York the representative of the Senegalese mission to the UN. Speaking before the 4th Committee of the UN General Assembly, the Senegalese diplomat highlighted his country's support for the progress made by Morocco on the ground, particularly in the promotion of human rights and democracy as well as the "considerable" efforts made to promote economic development. He noted that Senegal has supported these advances and efforts by the inauguration on April 5, 2021, of its Consulate General in the city of Dakhla, noting that more than 6,000 Senegalese nationals live in the Moroccan Sahara. The diplomat reiterated his country's support for the Moroccan autonomy initiative as a basis for achieving a "realistic, pragmatic, lasting and compromise political solution" to the Moroccan Sahara issue. The Moroccan initiative will "also make it possible to reach a final solution to the humanitarian situation in the Tindouf camps", he stressed. He also welcomed the appointment of the new personal envoy of the Secretary General for the Sahara, Staffan de Mistura, wishing him success in his new mission. The Senegalese diplomat said his country "strongly" urges the new personal envoy of the UN Chief for the Moroccan Sahara to resume the process launched by his predecessor, in the same format, as requested by resolutions 2494 and 2548 of the Security Council. "We also urge the parties to remain mobilized in the constructive momentum instilled by the two round tables in Geneva to support the political process carried out under the exclusive auspices of the United Nations, on the basis of the resolutions adopted by the UN Security Council since 2007," he pointed out.
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Best Bets for Phoenix
November 2, 2021 November 7, 2021 FantasyRacingTips DFS Racing Picks
The NASCAR Cup Series is ready to crown a champion and I cannot wait to see who it is. I am very interested in this race because before the season started I recommended five drivers for my Best Bets for the 2021 Season article. I recommended placing a wagers on Kyle Larson (9-1), Chase Elliott (11-2), Kyle Busch (7-1), Ryan Blaney (12-1) and Joey Logano (7-1). Well, I have $50 tickets on two of the four championship drivers. I will win $450 if Larson wins the championship and $275 if Elliott wins. So I am a big Hendrick Motorsports fan this week.
NASCAR has been using the current playoff format since 2017. Martin Truex Jr. won the championship race at Homestead and the championship in 2017. Joey Logano won the championship race at Homestead and the championship in 2018. Kyle Busch won the championship race at Homestead and the championship in 2019. Chase Elliott won the championship race at Phoenix and the championship in 2020. See a theme here? The winner of the race Sunday is almost guaranteed to be one of the championship four drivers, but their odds suck.
My strategy this week is to wager a lot of money on one of the championship drivers and then throw a few bucks at some value picks that could spoil the party.
DraftKings Odds for Phoenix
* The odds could change between the time of this article and the time you place your bet
** The first number is the amount of money based on the second number (the amount of the wager). So if you bet $1 on Kyle Larson you will win $2.
Here are my Best Bets for the Championship Race…
Denny Hamlin (4-1) will be the championship four driver I will plant my flag with this week. I already have tickets on Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson to win the championship so I will bet Hamlin to win the race. Will this be the year Hamlin finally gets the monkey off his back? Hamlin leads the series with a 117.4 Driver Rating on the short, flat tracks this season. Hamlin has also led 816 laps on these tacks. No driver in the Cup Series is even close to Hamlin in dominating the short, flat tracks in 2021. His only problem is that he leads the series in pit road penalties at Phoenix and pit road penalties in the championship races. If he can handle the pressure and avoid mistakes, Hamlin should be your 2021 NASCAR Cup Series Champion.
Kyle Busch (16-1) could be the spoiler Sunday. Mr. Potty Mouth has had one problem the last two seasons… He has complained that he needs practice and qualifying in order to win races. Well, Rowdy will get his wish Sunday. There will be two practices Friday and qualifying Saturday. I want to get some bets in with Busch before he turns some fast laps in practice. Busch has finished 5 of his last 7 races at Phoenix in the top-three. That includes two wins. I would not be surprised if Busch won the race this week.
Joey Logano (22-1) is my favorite driver to wager on this week. He has been awesome at Phoenix in the 750 HP aero package. Logano won at Phoenix last year and finished 3rd in the championship race in the desert last year. He also led 143 laps and finished 2nd at Phoenix in March. Logano is the type of driver who will race the championship four drivers hard and try to win the race for Team Penske. I will put some money behind the No. 22 car Sunday.
Kevin Harvick (28-1) is a great value this week. When was the last time we had 28-1 odd with Harvick at Phoenix? How about…Never. I know Harvick has not won at Phoenix since 2018 but he doesn't need a map to find Victory Lane at this track. Harvick has 9 wins at Phoenix and he hasn't finished outside the top-10 since 2013. Having two practice sessions should really help the No. 4 team. I want to get a wager in with Harvick before he posts some fast speeds in practice.
Long-Shot Special: My long-shot special this week will be Aric Almirola (70-1). Almirola hasn't been a good pick in most of the races this season but he has been good on the short, flat tracks. He finished 6th last week at Martinsville, finished 6th at Richmond, finished 13th at Phoenix in March and Almirola won the race at New Hampshire. The Magic Mile is a similar track to Phoenix. I will wager a few bucks on Almirola at 70-1 odds and hope he can shock the Cup Series at Phoenix like he did at New Hampshire.
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AeroVironment Receives $16M Contract for Unmanned Aircraft Systems from US Army
12:00 AM, June 4, 2012
AeroVironment, Inc. (AVAV) today announced it received a $15,813,406 firm fixed-price authorization to perform on May 22, 2012 from the United States Army as the initial portion of a contract action with a total projected value of $65,889,191. The order includes RQ-11B Raven systems, new miniature gimbaled payloads and initial spares packages, and is funded from the Army's fiscal 2012 procurement budget. Delivery of systems, spares and payloads is scheduled for completion by April 30, 2013. AeroVironment unveiled its Mantis line of miniature gimbaled sensor payloads on April 1, 2012 at the Army Aviation Association of America symposium in Nashville, Tenn. Weighing 450 grams, the ruggedized, multi-axis Mantis i23 houses an electro-optical and infrared thermal video sensor in addition to a laser illuminator. The single payload replaces two separate sensor payloads on the Raven air vehicle, delivering daytime and nighttime capabilities from a single package. "The U.S. Army has more than 1,700 Raven systems in its inventory with an ultimate goal of more than 2,300 systems," said Roy Minson, AeroVironment senior vice president and general manager, Unmanned Aircraft Systems. "Since winning the Army's small unmanned aircraft system competition in 2005 we have focused on delivering highly reliable, highly capable Raven systems and on continuously enhancing their capabilities. The new miniature gimbaled payload is the latest example of cost-effective improvements that will benefit soldiers directly through enhanced situational awareness."
Middle East 'Regional Power' Buys AeroVironment Puma UAVs for $44 Million
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Tabcorp and Tatts announce merger integration
Tabcorp Holdings and Tatts Group have announced that the combination of the two firms has been completed. A statement from the firm read: "Tabcorp Holdings Limited (Tabcorp) advises that the Scheme of Arrangement (Scheme) in relation to the combination of Tabcorp and Tatts Group Limited (Tatts) has been implemented today. Tatts is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tabcorp." Adding: "Tabcorp …
Tabcorp shuts down loss making Luxbet
Tabcorp Holdings has decided to shut down online property Luxbet (luxbet.com), as the company focuses on completing its approved AUS $11 billion merger with Tatts Group. The underperforming online betting division had been under strategic review throughout 2017. In its latest trading update, Tabcorp governance disclosed that Luxbet had made pre-tax losses of approximately AUS $13 million (£7.5 million) for …
Supreme Court approval sees Tabcorp and Tatts merger set date
The long proposed merger between Tabcorp Holdings and Tatts Group has moved a further step towards completion, following approval of the scheme from the Supreme Court of Victoria. Originally announced in October of 2016, court orders have now been lodged with The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), with the scheme now effective and a date of implementation set for …
Tabcorp ends Odyssey affair as Tatts investors approve of marriage
Australia ASX listed gambling group Tabcorp Holdings has confirmed that it has completed its full divestment of Odyssey Gaming Services (Odyssey). Updating investors, Tabcorp confirms that it has fully sold its gaming machine and venue solutions supplier to Australian National Hotels Pty Limited, a transaction initially agreed in April 2017. The divestment of Odyssey is in accordance with merger demands …
ACCC will not stand in way of Tabcorp-Tatts merger
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has detailed that it will not challenge the Australian Competition Tribunal's (ACT) decision to approve the AUS $11 billion merger of Tabcorp Holdings and Tatts Group. Issuing a short market update, ACCC still believes that the Tabcorp-Tatts combination will impact industry competition within Australia's gaming and betting markets. Nevertheless, ACCC governance will not challenge …
Crownbet drops all oppposition to Tabcorp-Tatts merger
Updating the market, Australia ASX-listed gambling group Tabcorp Holdings has confirmed that it has fully settled its Tatts Group merger dispute with competitor Crownbet Limited. "CrownBet has agreed not to apply for judicial review of the Tribunal's decision on 22 November 2017 to grant authorisation for the Transaction. CrownBet has also agreed not to take any action which would impede …
Kindred Group looks to make inroads Down Under with new marketing drive
Online gambling operator Unibet, part of the Malta-based Kindred Group, intends to use aggressive marketing techniques to increase its share in the Australian gambling market, according to The Australian Financial Review. Despite entering the market back in 2012 after purchasing local firm Betchoice, Unibet is still relatively small in the Australian market, particularly in comparison to the likes of …
William Hill eyes Australian expansion by entering CrownBet takeover talks
Crown Resorts, the Australian gaming and entertainment group, and William Hill have both moved to confirm discussions have taken place, and are ongoing, regarding the formers 62% stake in online betting firm CrownBet. Speculation first came to light in The Australian newspaper, that 'in depth' talks over a potential deal were believed to ongoing between governances. Presenting a statement to the media, Crown Resorts …
Tabcorp hails "significant step" following merger greenlight
The tortuous progress of the long planned AU$11bn merger between Tabcorp and Tatts has been eased after the Australian Competition Tribunal (ACT) gave the deal the go-ahead, for the second time. The case had been referred back to the ACT for a second review, following opposition to the deal from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and rival betting …
Lottoland aims to work with Northern Territory Government after ban
Online lottery operator, Lottoland has revealed it 'aims to work with the Northern Territory Government,' after the Australian regulatory body revealed its plans on banning licensees from betting on Australian lotteries. The ban come as a result of heavy lobbying against synthetic lotteries, from the Tatts Group and the Australian Lottery and Newsagent Association (ALNA). Adam Joy, chief executive of …


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Little Bookshop of Murder, September 2020
by Maggie Blackburn
Crooked Lane Books
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"Can a good book include murder?"
Little Bookshop of Murder
Maggie Blackburn
Reviewed by Evie Harris
Mystery Amateur Sleuth | Mystery Cozy
Summer Merriweather's career is shaky. She is in England doing research when she learns her mother, Hildy, died unexpectedly of a heart attack. Summer returns to Brigid's Island where she was raised to settle her mother's estate. Something isn't right. Her mother had been healthy-everyone said so. Going through some of her mother's things she finds evidence that her mother had been threatened. Someone wanted her mother's bookshop. Had Hildy been murdered and, if so, why? And, the threats keep coming. Summer and her relatives launch an investigation.
There is a varied cast of characters that includes the police chief who is the father of the man Summer left at the alter years ago and the members of her mother's book club who cook as much as they read. Finding a murder suspect proves difficult as everyone loved Hildy. Even though this is a mystery story it touches on other issues as well. There was a time when Summer couldn't wait to leave Brigid's Island and she had hated her mother's romance themed bookstore. Had she made the right decisions in her life? Being immersed in what was her mother's life brings surprises.
LITTLE BOOKSHOP OF MURDER is a well paced story that is easy to read. It is well written and engrossing. Highly recommended.
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Summer Merriweather's career as a Shakespeare professor hangs by a bookbinder's thread. Academic life at her Virginia university is a viper's pit, so Summer spends her summer in England, researching a scholarly paper that, with any luck, will finally get her published, impress the Dean, and save her job. But her English idyll ends when her mother, Hildy, shuffles off her mortal coil from an apparent heart attack.
Returning to Brigid's Island, NC, for the funeral, Summer is impatient to settle the estate, sell her mom's embarrassingly romance-themed bookstore, Beach Reads, and go home. But as she drops by Beach Reads, Summer finds threatening notes addressed to Hildy: "Sell the bookstore or die."
Clearly, something is rotten on Brigid's Island. What method is behind the madness? Was Hildy murdered? The police insist there's not enough evidence to launch a murder investigation. Instead, Summer and her Aunt Agatha screw their courage to the sticking place and start sleuthing, with the help of Hildy's beloved book club. But there are more suspects on Brigid's Island than are dreamt of in the Bard's darkest philosophizing. And if Summer can't find the villain, the town will be littered with a Shakespearean tragedy's worth of corpses--including her own.


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Michael James Langlands
Passed Away: 2021-10-30
November 29, 1957 – October 30, 2021
It is with great sadness that I write of the passing of my loving husband Michael Langlands.
Michael was born in Creston, BC on November 29, 1957. After trying his hand in the grocery business in BC, he moved to Edmonton, attended NAIT and then graduated with a Business degree from the University of Alberta. He spent most of his work life in the transportation industry and ended his career as a National Accounts Manager for TForce Logistics. Unfortunately his last fifteen years were marked by numerous visits to the University of Alberta hospital and the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute. He had three open heart surgeries, and an AICD in his chest. He confided in me the fear he lived with because he was so hyper-aware of the frequent rhythm changes in his heart. After his last surgery his heart was no longer strong enough to survive his weakened condition. I and his best friend Curtis Stewart were with him, as he quietly passed away at the age of 63 in the University of Alberta Hospital ICU at 2:40pm October 30th, 2021.
Michael was a kind, caring, and compassionate man who always spoke of friends and family in honouring ways; and he was a devoted man — devoted to friends and family, devoted to me, devoted to my children, devoted to being a loving grandfather and devoted to the companies he worked for. He was generous to a fault, stood up for his principles, and would often say when referring to his stubborn and habitual nature, that he came by it honestly because he had German in his blood.
Michael referred to himself as a jokey fellow, a description that had been given to him by his grandmother; and he lived up to that role. He would often make fun of himself or those around him, or pass on laugh inducing witticisms. He seemed to have the ability to come up with a very broad range of humorous comments and then he would laugh as soon as offering them up. Together we were the perfect couple because I was willing to participate in offering up disparaging comments about things he did as often as he could dish them up about me. We had a life together that was rich. We loved so many of the same things — the symphony, local theatre, summer music festivals, and the Fringe. We had gone on some wonderful vacations, and being a solid history buff his favourite was a trip to the first and second world war battlefields in France.
Michael would say that we were the perfect complement — he would drink enough for the two of us and I was the designated driver. He loved his craft beer and fine wine, and he loved the Oilers hockey team. His best friend Curtis and he would go to Oilers games together and then once a year attend a wine tasting event at the Edmonton Convention Centre…… Curtis' wife Louise and I would go enjoy a movie and pick the loaded and laughing pair up after the wine swilling event. All of these special memories and many more will live with me until the day I die. We both loved our lives among family and rescued pets, and if I could have one last moment with him I would hold him close just to breath in his goodness and tell him how very much he has been loved and admired.
Michael is survived by me, his wife, Beverly Leeck; by his mother Helen (Pagens) Aldham and step-father Roy Aldham; his brother David Langlands and nephew Matthew Langlands; by his step-daughter Julia Lesmister, step-son Marc Lesmister (Marlena) and his grandson Owen Lesmister; his sister-in-laws Leona King, Christine Joll, and Dianne Larko (Terry). He was pre-deceased by his father Edward James Langlands and his brother-in-law Duane King.
Cremation will take place in Edmonton and interment will follow in Mountainview Cemetery, Lethbridge at a later date. A special celebration of his life will be planned for spring 2022 or later depending on the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions.
Michael loved dogs and when last we spoke of our final resting place he asked that the ashes of his favourite dog be buried with us.
In lieu of flowers we would appreciate it if you would make a donation to SCARS (Second Chance Animal Rescue Society) Alberta.
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Dale Mullen November 30th, 2021
Sincere condolences to your family.
I was lucky to spend some time with Michael through our workplace. He was certainly all those things you beautifully said and a delight to be around.
Christine Joll November 11th, 2021
I cried all over again reading that. I too remember his sense of humor and his love of dogs. You were so fortunate to have his company during his time on this earth. I am sure he is surrounded by dogs and if they have drinks there in heaven I hope he gets his share of them. All will miss him dearly. In time we will meet again. Love to your whole family Beverly as this empty space in your heart and soul mourns. Christine.
Jeff Kropinak November 5th, 2021
A beautiful tribute Beverly. Michael was a loyal and generous friend, with a sense of humour second to none. I'm going to miss you buddy.
Kathy Fayant November 5th, 2021
Beverly, my sincere condolences to you and your families . Mike was a great friend with an awesome sense of humour. You left a beautiful tribute to him! Take care and god speed to Mike!
Charmaine Veitch Clayton November 5th, 2021
Very sad. Michael came from a great family and I love his brother David. I wish his family well.
Cathleen Nowak-Morgenroth November 5th, 2021
Wo man am meisten fühlt, weiß man nicht viel zu sagen.
Die Menschen, die von uns gehen und die wir lieben, verschwinden nicht. Sie sind immer an unserer Seite. Jeden Tag, ungesehen und ungehört, und dennoch immer ganz nah bei uns. Für immer geliebt und für immer vermisst, bleiben sie für immer in unserem Herzen.
Zum Tod von Michael. Ist er doch aus der Mitte seines Lebens gegangen, doch werden wir mit Euch an ihn denken.
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Samireh Roohipour (Sammy) November 5th, 2021
Dear Beverly, I'm saddened and speechless to express my feelings. Mike has been a good friend, since 90's when I met him and Curtis. I was looking to phone call to him on his birthday. His laugh was contagious and I can hear him. Rest in peace my friend. I will miss you for ever.
Michele Courtemanche November 5th, 2021
Beverly, you've captured Michael's essence beautifully with your lovely words. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to have spent time with both of you. Brad & I will miss him. I'm sure his spirit will be with me every time I cheer & swear while watching our favourite hockey team, I can picture in my mind his big smile when he was around all his favourite critters & I hope that he is with his beloved Murphy, Shadow, Lexi and Reesie. Even Wendy would likely give him a cuddle. We are so sad that you have lost your love M.
David Langlands November 5th, 2021
Beverly, what a beautiful tribute to Michael. You have captured the essence of my Brother perfectly. Thank you. Mom, Roy, Matthew and I share in the loss in the Michael. Our hearts are broken.
Louise Stewart November 5th, 2021
Beverly, a beautifully written memorial. So very sorry for Michael's passing and your loss. He is missed and fondly remembered.
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King Mike has been in the mix for the past 12 years. Starting from his college dorm room in the summer of 2004 as a bedroom DJ, you can now catch King Mike performing in clubs, shows, and producing educational programing for youth all over the state of Texas. He has performed alongside many well known acts like Juicy J, Bun B, A$AP Ferg, J. Cole, Slim Thug, Talib Kweli, and more. King Mike has toured with Blue October, Ray C, Greg G, and Worldwide, doing shows all over Texas, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. Along side Donnie D and DJ Nappi, King Mike co-hosted Trendsetter Radio on 91.7 KRTU in San Antonio, Tx. His next project, "Cocoa Butter Radio", has premiered and releases new editions every 2 weeks.
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Der Fluss hat seinen Ursprung im Selwyn Lake. Er verlässt Selwyn Lake an dessen Südwestende, durchfließt anschließend den Bompas Lake, und erreicht nach etwa 50 km den Black Lake. Das Einzugsgebiet umfasst 6580 km², die Abflussmenge beträgt 13 m³/s.

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I am a bad listener.
It's true. My name is Patience and I am a bad listener. I am a bad listener to complaints. I think I might be an ok listener other times…my mom's friend told me a while back that it is because I am so good at coming up with solutions to problems.
As a problem-solver who grew up with an alcoholic parent, it's inevitable (I think) that my problem solving ability gives way to codependent strategies like: "I can do this for you!" "Just listen to my idea!" which both eventually give way to frustration at the other person for not doing those two things, and then frustration becomes anger, and then you both are fighting with each other in the kitchen and no one is happy.
I find relationships, especially the one I am in with my fiance, to be challenging in the best ways. Cody shows me myself in harsh relief, and shows me himself in a clear light. Sometimes these views go together and our opinions are the same, and sometimes we are standing in the kitchen, him leaning against the sink and I against the refrigerator, aghast at what we are putting each other through.
One of the many things I am thankful about my relationship is that we always fight fair, and so far, come to a place where we can agree to take a breath, seek perspective, apologize where necessary, and assure the other person that we are not truly angry and that the other one is very loved.
Coming from an alcoholic family in which either nothing was discussed or someone was throwing a plate or crashing a car, this is my greatest space for growth: how to be a responsive and loving human, despite when, and maybe especially so, I am most uncomfortable by being shown my self in the mirror of the soul.
As I type this and think how grateful I am for all of it, despite its momentary pain, bewilderment and frustration, I am sitting with a small kitten, under a handmade quilt that I named "Find Your Heart". Indeed.
It has been ever so long since I consistently have written here: it is my mistake, to be sure, because if there is one thing that I do know, it's that I forget the myriad twists and turns in this game of life unless I write them down.
Almost a year ago, my now fiance and I bought a unique, old house in a rural town east of Austin, Texas. We are 25 miles and 50 years away, it seems. I now teach in the school district, and he works on the maintenance crew. The town is very beautiful and small, and we love our property and funny old house very much.
When we first bought the house, I would get very overwhelmed by all that needed to be done here: the house itself is built of bricks and concrete with no wood framing, but all the wood trim in the house was eaten by termites. There is a flat roof on the sun porch that leaks. The 4 barns on the property, also brick, have a decided lean to them. There are cracks in the stucco on the walls, which would make any new homeowner nervous, but, after all, said new homeowner was assured by the engineer, when he did his inspection, that the house was old, but everything was all right.
Over the last 10 months, I have learned not to panic as much, and understand that the house has been here for at least 70 years (the other mystery is that no one knows how old it is, as it was outside city limits until a few years ago), and everything still works. It is a wonder to live in an old, handmade house. I love the well-appreciated book about handmade houses, and I have to say, that living in one is a pretty magical experience. I feel everyday the love that went into the building of the house, and the living in of the house. We knew, when we first saw it, that it was our house, despite its cracks, peeling paint, rotted porch windows, etc. We could see the beauty underneath that now, is slowly beginning to come out again.
Termite Art — now gone — but how beautiful (and a little scary!)?
About a month ago, when the weather turned cold and the winter garden was all in place, we started tearing out the termite-eaten wood and discovered the crazy beauty of termite trails, and felt very grateful for termite poison and not having to deal with these bad boys (like we did, as a surprise in the spring!!! til they were nuked). We cleaned away all the dirt and discovered that, more than likely, our house was built with piers of bricks on the dirt, creating a nice little open-air passageway for termites to crawl up, building their trails into the wood of the trim-work and eating the wood from the inside out. When we took the wood off, some of it was paint-thin: literally the thickness of the few coats of paint put on sometime in the 1960s. We have learned a lot about termites since, and now know that unless they have something to eat, they will not come back, so all's well that ends well.
We are having an adventure, to be sure: cutting down trees, carving out landscapes, retiring the old and creating the new, step by painstaking step. Cody spent last weekend shoring up the leaning barns with new posts, and, like, magic, as he set the vertical posts, the barns settled back into square: their roof lines straight, as if they were stretching out and saying "ahhhhh – thank you for that!" and seating back to the way they must have been originally built, who knows when and by who knows who.
My goals here, for the newest iteration of this project, are to write regularly and to keep track of this life as it passes by ever so much faster each year. I would like to see how perspective changes with the reflection on the passage of time. I would like to share some home-renovation adventures. I would like to write my book, based on these musings here-in. If you have been with me for long, I thank you very much. If you are new, I thank you, too. If there is no one out there reading, well, this is for me, above all, so that is ok, too!
Merry Christmas! Now is the slow, reflective period between the Winter Solstice and the beginning of a new year: how marvelous.
Sunset Last Night – on the shortest day of the year!
I love old maps, don't you? Can you see Elgin up there near the top?
The other day I drove in my burgundy Ford F-150 pickup truck to downtown Bastrop. I love driving the truck down the country roads of Bastrop County: they are wide and open and go past field after field after field. I see cows and trucks and tractors, enormous circular bales of hay, old cars and trucks, houses, trailers and water towers. I have always valued driving time as thinking time; the only time this is not true for me is when I am stuck in terrible traffic and then I just feel frustrated and defeated! But country driving always gives me a sense of clarity, distance, perspective and tends to be a generative process in the ideas department.
The Bastrop County Courthouse (and Jail it turns out) is a beautiful, old building in the center of town. There were lots of people standing around the entrance, waiting for their docket times I suppose. I walked up the center sidewalk and noticed that a petrified tree stands to the right, sparkling in the sunlight. I asked a man where the County Clerk's office was, and he pointed me to a small, carved pine door that looked more like a cuckoo-clock facade than an office entrance, but enter I did and found myself in room after room of age-old filing cabinets, lining the walls. The ladies sitting at desks were very kind, and I had my businesses (the farm and the jewelry studio) filed in no time, stamped, and, I suppose, entered into one of those large files along the walls.
The wind had been blowing as I got back into the truck, and I always take the spirit of the wind as a woman communicating something each time she blows and whistles about. Most of the time, I take her message to be one of, "get used to change" or, when she is especially vociferous, "a change is a-comin'!". I try to look up and breathe in the wind, as if I will glean something else from the scent, or temperature, or force of it.
As I have gotten older, I am committed to understanding that the only constant in this life is change, and that we can fight it, or not. I choose not, and for this I can be considered flighty. My mother calls me a willo'-the-wisp, and I don't think that either categorization is quite right. Do I follow the river of my life, ever-attempting to stay in the boat? Yes. Do I run from idea to idea? No. Perhaps I used to, but doesn't everyone, in one way or another, do that in their days of youthful indiscretions and blindness? I would say so, even to people who think that they had it all figured out in their twenties and did things "the right way". Those folks make me laugh a bit.
The herb farm has begun, I think that is what the wind was telling me, and upon its wings I will be carried forward. It is amazing to be able to dream an idea into reality. I am very lucky to be in my boat on this great river, and I hope I am able to continue my journey for years to come. Today is a short musing on transitions and transformations: I am also lucky to have the grounding force of a little brick house in Elgin and a very sweet man to have dinner with in the evenings. It helps this Goldberry take stock of the beauty of the day, and the understanding that tomorrow may be very different. The clarity of the present is, perhaps, all we really have.


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Signpost to Murder is a 1965 American crime thriller film directed by George Englund from a screenplay by Sally Benson, based on the 1962 play of the same name by Monte Doyle. The film stars Joanne Woodward, Stuart Whitman, and Edward Mulhare. It was released on May 19, 1965, by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

Synopsis
A man, on the run after killing his wife, takes refuge in the house of a woman who is hiding dark secrets of her own.

Cast
 Joanne Woodward as Molly Thomas
 Stuart Whitman as Alex Forrester
 Edward Mulhare as Dr. Mark Fleming
 Alan Napier as The Vicar
 Joyce Worsley as Mrs. Barnes
 Leslie Denison as Superintendent Bickley
 Murray Matheson as Dr. Graham
 Hedley Mattingly as Police Constable Mort Rogers
 Carol Veazie as Auntie

Remake
Yash Chopra and B R Chopra remade it in India as the 1969 Hindi film Ittefaq starring Rajesh Khanna and Nanda. B R  Chopra's grandson, Abhay Chopra, remade it in India as the 2017 Hindi film Ittefaq starring Sidharth Malhotra and Sonakshi Sinha.

See also
 List of American films of 1965

References

External links

1965 films
1965 crime films
1960s American films
1960s crime thriller films
1960s English-language films
1960s mystery thriller films
American black-and-white films
American crime thriller films
American films based on plays
American mystery thriller films
Films directed by George Englund
Films scored by Lyn Murray
Films set in country houses
Films set in England
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films


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The itinerary starts in Gleisdorf, a nice small town, where it is possible to try some good Styrian wine in a typical Buschenschanken.
Gleisdorf is also known as a centre of renewable energy technologies, therefore it is possible to cross a part of the Austrian "Energy Route".
The itinerary continues through the valley of the Raab that connects Styria and Hungary. Here the visitor will see the immense production of fruits. From here the route leads to Riegersburg, located in the so called "Austrian delicacy store", where some of the most famous producers of culinary specialities are found, with white wine, the käferbohne (a big multi-coloured type of bean), Vulcano ham, and even organic artisanal chocolate.
As holidays are not only about eating and drinking, the route takes in a number of other interesting activities like swimming in a lake or visiting famous castles.
Following, the list of the points of interest which visitors can find along the route. You can check here the details of all facilities and attractions or you can use the Intermodal Journey Planner, where it is possible to locate all attractions on an interactive map, and to get information on the points of interest, comprising information on their accessibility features, to choose in autonomy the most suitable facilities and paths, depending on your needs.
The wave pool in Gleisdorf will give tourists a refreshment on hot summer days. And for the smaller guests, the slides will provide a fun experience.
This is a museum which gives an in depth look into the local and regional history and the traditions of the area.
During hot summer days this lake is be the best solution for refreshment. The slides and playing grounds also make this a fun experience for children. There are different lakes, some of them having water lilies.
The Weidenhof and Blätterwerk accommodate a hospitality business where you can enjoy homemade cake and coffee and tea. A small petting zoo is also located here. The Blätterwerk makes small products from natural materials, as for example spice bags and Advent wreaths.
The Tabor museum has a collection of regional archaeological artefacts and provides a good overview of the regional history and traditions.
It is possible to reach the castle on foot from the village centre or by a funicular on the northeast face of the volcano. The castle museum shows the history of the 17th century castle. It also accommodates the witch museum and the weapons museum. The view of the Riegersburg during the sunny days is a pure optical joy. The wine road is curvy and meanders through the hills and valleys of the East Styrian vineyards.
At the foot of the Riegersburg the Seerosenbad will attract you to refresh and relax at bank of this lake. The many sporting and playing facilities can offer a nice alternative to the culinary experience. You can also embark on a paddle-boat tour around the lake. The restaurant Seehaus serves delicious regional and international cuisine.
Gölles creates great vinegar and schnaps from their vineyards in the close Vulkanland. They sell their products and offer a traditional restaurant to enjoy the tastes of the area.
At the Buschenschank Maurer you will experience a myriad of homemade specialties. The wine tastings offered here will give you a new insight into the local wine terroir. The location is wonderful, the view towards the Riegersburg is remarkable.
The concept of the Bürgerstüberl is to provide simple but well-furnished rooms and a varied cuisine. the menu can be tailored to different tastes or needs.
A pleasant fromagerie and bistro in a castle-shapede building invites you to a great tasting of regional cheeses.
The castle can be reached by foot from the village centre or by a funicular on the northeast face of the volcano. The castle museum shows the history of the 17th century castle. It also accommodates the witch museum and the weapons museum. The view of the Riegersburg during the sunny days is a pure optical joy. The wine road is curvy and meanders through the hills and valleys of the East Styrian vineyards.
Amidst these idyllic surroundings the time spent here will be most rewarding. The flats are spread among four different typical East Styrian farmhouses, but each one renovated, to accommodate between four and eight guests.
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Known more commonly by her stage name Halsey, Ashley Nicolette Frangipane, is an American artist due to release her first album next month! I also found out she's going to be a part of the Imagine Dragons Smoke + Mirrors Tour during their tour in the US, and I'm hoping she'll show up to the concert I'm going to in August! Fingers crossed.
Take a listen to her sound and let me know what you think.
PS: I put up another video the other day (check out my channel HERE) showing you an all-natural face scrub I've been using lately. It's really helped with my dry patches this summer, and I hope it helps you too if you try it!
awesome. and great video you made, too!
I am digging the tunes. Thank you for sharing. I have the hardest time staying on top of music these days.
thats pretty awesome that she will be opening to imagine dragons!!! I love Imagine Dragons haha. will listen to her music now!
I love this! Her style goes pretty well with Imagine Dragons~ thank you for sharing this!
Hope you had a lovely 4th July!
I love discovering new music!
I've never heard about this artist, but I really enjoyed that song Hold Me Down! I'm going to add it to my playlist. thank you for the recommendation.
Hope you will be able to see her on the stage at the concert you are planning to go!
Enjoyed the tracks, thank you for sharing that!


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Gig with "lesson of art" for listeners. Adam Fulara says about counterpoint improvisation method, and about 20 years of the Full-X band (since 1993). May 11, 2014. Fot. Lidia Trzeciak.
"20 years of the Full-X" - Review of gig at the Ostrzeszow Festival of Art 2014. "Czas Ostrzeszowski" (K. Juszczak, May 20, 2014). Polish language.


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Do they do 5ks in Warsaw?
Just finished Pat's Run!!! What an exciting race honoring the late Pat Tillman #42 on the ASU football team and the Arizona Cardinals. It is a benefit for military family scholars. Me and 28,000 runners ran in the broiling Arizona heat 4.2 miles finishing up at Sun Devil Stadium on the 42 yard line. So what my thoughts are at the moment… still on my runners high… is… do they run 5ks and 10ks in Warsaw? How fun would that be to hear the Polish national anthem then people counting down in Polish! After the race would they serve Polish hotdogs? Pierogies? Fun thoughts.
I came up on your post because I was looking for the same inforation. I just finished a 5k this morning and thought how cool to do a bunch in Poland. I'll let you know what I find and please post anything you find (not Polish, but learned Polish in the army and have visited twice and loved it.) Poland is a great country to visit, whether you are Polish or not.


The Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia outside Washington, D.C. is seen in this aerial photograph, April 23, 2015.
The study didn't include estimates of these costs for reservists, due to "their highly limited military health care eligibility." It also didn't include estimates for retirees or military family members, because many of those individuals may also have "limited eligibility" for care via military treatment facilities.
"The implication is that even in the most extreme scenario that we were able to identify . . . we expect only a 0.13-percent ($8.4 million out of $6.2 billion) increase in health care spending," Rand's authors concluded.
By contrast, total military spending on erectile dysfunction medicines amounts to $84 million annually, according to an analysis by the Military Times – 10 times the cost of annual transition-related medical care for active duty transgender servicemembers.
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The price of providing medical care to transgender servicemembers, in other words, is negligible, and hardly "tremendous" as the president put it.


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Генна́дий Васи́льевич Фроло́в (31 января 1947, Курск — 3 мая 2021, Москва) ― русский поэт и переводчик.

Биография
Детство и юность будущего писателя прошли в Орле, куда в начале 1950-х из Курска переехали родители. В 1971 году окончил Литературный институт имени А. М. Горького, учился вместе с Николаем Рубцовым, Юрием Кузнецовым. Был близким другом последнего. После института живёт в Москве.

Член Союза писателей СССР с 1987 года. Работал в издательствах «Современник», «Советский писатель», в московских литературных журналах. Член Императорского Палестинского общества с 2007 года.

Творчество
Первые стихи опубликованы в 1965 году в газете «Орловский комсомолец». В последующие годы стихи печатались в журналах «Юность», «Новый мир», «Наш современник», «Грани», «Мы», выпусках московского «Дня поэзии», а также в различных альманахах и сборниках.

Известен как переводчик с языков народов СССР. В его переводах выходили книги Боси Сангаджиевой, Альберта Ванеева, Василия Лебедева, Янко Есенского и др.

Геннадий Фролов принадлежит к поколению русских поэтов, родившихся вскоре после Великой Отечественной войны. Детство и юность, прошедшие в старинном русском городе, не убитая ещё природа, быстрая Ока, ласточки в высоком небе, жесткая, полуголодная жизнь «как у всех». Всё это проявилось уже в ранних стихах.

Поэтическое слово Геннадия Фролова обладает не только тонкостью и вниманием к деталям ― отчетлива и вместе с тем зыбка линия, позволяющая осязать предмет и окружающий его воздух. Манера поэта определилась не без влияния его земляков ― Фета, Бунина.

Последние стихи поэта говорят о понимании краткости жизненных сроков, для них характерны смутные, противоречивые, но интенсивные по творческому напряжению поиски, срывы, возвращения вспять.

Литературные премии
 Премия Афанасия Фета Союза писателей России за вклад в поэзию.
 Премия журнала «Наш современник» за 2002 год.
 Премия Константина Бальмонта.
 Литературная премия имени Александра Прокофьева «Ладога» (2015).
 Литературная премия «Словес связующая нить»: Российский писатель: вручение литературных премий-2019.

Примечания

Библиография

Поэтические книги
 Сад. ― М., «Современник»,1982
 Месяцеслов ― М., «Современник», 1987
 Бьющий свет. ― М., «Столица», 1992 ISBN 5-7055-1336-4
 Вавилонская башня. ― М., «РБП»,1992
 Накануне парада. ― М., «БП»,1993
 Невольные мысли. ― М., изд-во «Современный писатель»,1997 ISBN 5-265-03407-2
 Погост. ― М., Издание Московской организации Союза писателей России, 2000
 Не своё время. ― М., изд-во «Кругъ», первое издание — 2011, второе издание — 2012 ISBN 978-5-7396-0198-8
 Сто стихотворений. — М., Прогресс-Плеяда, 2013. С. 152. ISBN 978-5-7396-0292-3

Книги переводов

Литература
 Николай Лисовой. Книга Геннадия Фролова «Сад» // Литературное обозрение, 1984, № 11, с. 81.
 Виктор Дронников. Невольные мысли. Поэт о поэте // Орловская правда, 27 мая 1997.
 Геннадий Иванов. Обретение радости // Москва, № 7,1984, с. 202.
 Михаил Шаповалов. Со светлой душой // Литературная Россия, 28 марта 1997.
 Мария Аввакумова. Пространство глубинное // Правда, 30 мая 1997.
 Анатолий Лесных. О новой книге поэта // Орловский вестник, 3 июля 1993.
 Нам ничем не лгала красота // Московский литератор, № 3, февраль 2001.
 Олег Шестинский. Редкий талант // Российский писатель, январь 2005.

Ссылки
 Стихи Геннадия Фролова
 Геннадий Фролов. Из новой книги
 Русский журнал: Нежного клевера сонный трилистник
 Лидия Калинина. «Какою бездной ты прошел…» // Московская правда, 2007, февраль
 Поэзия орловского края
 Вадим Ковда: Мой друг Фролов Российский писатель, 2013
 Геннадий Фролов в альманахе «45-я параллель»

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