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Dani Ceballos returns to save us from Elneny, while Arsenal pursue Thomas Partey
Anthony Okike • Gooner Daily
When Dani Ceballos joined the Gunners on loan from Real Madrid last season, much was expected of him and it was fair to say that he was the direct replacement for the departing Aaron Ramsey, an Arsenal stalwart that served the club for many years before his big money move to Juventus. Ceballos himself had a triumphant European campaign with the Spanish U-21s a couple of seasons ago, so there was already some pedigree associated with a player coming from Real Madrid.
The fear of the unknown still existed as we had not really seen him in consistent action to make fair judgment of his abilities, so the onus was on him to make an impression on the pitch and boy, did he do that in the 2-1 win against Burnley early in the season. Ceballos had the Emirates sunshine on him that afternoon as he played the Clarets across the pack with two assists that had the fans run out of superlatives for him. However, he struggled to build on that early season form and the injury he suffered in a Europa League fixture compounded his woes.
With constant bench time, Ceballos became a bit disgruntled under Unai Emery and made his feelings known to the new manager, Mikel Arteta, stating that he wanted to cut his loan spell short and return to Real Madrid. Arteta, on the other hand, didn't heed to his demands to leave but instead hyped him up to the media of how he wanted him to remain at the club.
"I like him (Ceballos) more when he's close to the box rather than coming deep to receive the ball. Defensively he can play in a two, rather than as a number 10. I don't really see him as an isolated number 10 playing with two holding midfielder.
"He's a very creative player, one who can cause problems in the final third, he always wants the ball, he had big personality to play so I like him."
With Matteo Guendouzi falling out of favor with the gaffer and Lucas Torreira suffering that nasty ankle injury in the FA Cup clash with Portsmouth, the door opened for Ceballos to make his mark on the team and he never looked back. According to WhoScored, Ceballos averaged 1.9 tackles per match and 1.3 interceptions, while maintaining a completed passing percentage of 87.9 percent. He also made 1.2 key passes per game and averaged 3.2 long balls, as it turned out to be one of his specialties, switching plays on both sides to support the attack. Then there was the all-important last minute winner in the FA Cup quarterfinals against Sheffield United, which gave the Gunners the impetus to their FA Cup triumph.
There was some dispute around the contractual situation with Real Madrid and it seemed that he was odds on to return to his parent club, leaving the Gunners with a central midfield hole to fill up, and coupled with the fact that Lucas Torreira is edging closer to the exit door and the Gunners not anywhere close to signing Thomas Partey from Atletico Madrid, it was going to be challenging to see who would partner with Granit Xhaka in central midfield. Yes, Mohamed Elneny has returned from his loan spell with Besiktas and we still have the fledgling Joe Willock in our ranks, but in all honesty, these are not players that can nail a first team berth and are just squad options at best.
Which is why the club's decision to retain Ceballos' services on loan for another season is a very welcome addition to the new season. Ceballos has spent a full season in England and doesn't need any adaptation process, and he's loved by the fans, which is a welcome bonus for the player and the club. The manager, Mikel Arteta, also had some encouraging words on the signing,
"Dani was an integral part of our team last season and finished the season in excellent form. I love Dani's passion and commitment and he's a highly skilflul player. We're all delighted to welcome him back and we look forward to seeing him pick up where he left off"
I am looking forward to watching Ceballos in action this season and I hope he can continue in the form that saw him finish last season superbly and prompt the Gunners to reach an agreement with Real Madrid for another season of his services.
Sayonara.
Anthony Okike
A proud Arsenal fan with a good sense of humor. Gooner Daily's blogger. (Follow @goonerdaily)
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Courtois: "I think I'm not nominated for best goalkeeper because I criticized UEFA and FIFA"
During the presser ahead of the Sheriff Tiraspol game, Thibaut Courtois was asked whether he was angry that he wasn't nominated for The Best FIFA Men's Goalkeeper award.
"Individual awards are not as important as collective awards. I would prefer to win the Champions League," the Real Madrid star said.
"I think I'm not nominated for FIFA The Best due to what I said a month ago (about UEFA and the international schedule). I won't say more."
Back in October, Courtois slammed UEFA and FIFA after having to play a third-place match in the Nations League with Belgium. He accused the governing bodies of caring about money more than about the players.
The five goalkeepers that have been nominated for the award are Alisson Becker, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Edouard Mendy, Manuel Neuer and Kasper Schmeichel.
Courtois' exclusion is surprising considering how impressive he was recently. Last season, the 29-year-old played 51 matches for Real Madrid, conceded just 44 goals and kept 21 clean sheets.
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I used to do posts like this waaaaay back when I first started my little blog but then I just kind of stopped. I'm not really sure why. I think my life just got quite boring and I didn't really have stuff worthy of being included. Woe is me.
I don't know if my life has got more interesting but I keep watching YouTube videos and reading blog posts about other people's favourites and all I can think about is "if I was to do one, I would include this, this and this" which has just inspired me to do one. Maybe this will become a monthly thing, maybe it won't, we'll see how it goes. I have had so much going in the last month and I have SO much coming up in the next couple months so perhaps this post won't be me discussing the pros and cons of ITV daytime TV.
Well, in all honesty, I failed miserably at my 18 Before 18 list. Maybe I should do another list before my nineteenth birthday and have better luck next year? I compiled the original 18 Before 18 back in October 2015 and here we are now in March 2016, where I have been 18 for just over a month. And I am loving it.
Strangely, this is not a post I had even planned on writing. I forgot I wrote the first list and as I was stalking myself on Twitter one night whilst watching The Walking Dead (multi-tasking) and I came across my tweet sharing the original post.
I am not a music buff in any capacity but even I have a Spotify premium account to tempt me away from podcasts galore. I thought I'd share a few of my favourites at the moment and who I'm listening to lately. Dive on in.
Has anyone else heard of First Aid Kit? Because I feel like they are getting pretty big right now. For those of you aren't cool enough to know about them, they are a Swedish folk/rock duo (and sisters) who have beautiful soul searching songs but also make you want to dance along too.


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The multi-purpose central courtyard serves among others as a visual focal point.
Wide open spaces that allows for ventilation and natural lighting.
The central courtyard is an inter-connector that links other rooms in the house.
A modern-day sanctuary opens up to the world, but can only be truly appreciated from the inside.
72 Sentosa Cove makes Mother Nature's day by cutting the environmental impact of traditional lodgings.
This unique 6,032 sq ft masterpiece in Singapore is designed to adapt accordingly to the various climates, factoring in sunlight, wind, rain, and even topography. Simple and sleek from the outside, the home's true nature can only be truly appreciated from the inside.
It started with a family; a couple with two kids, who wanted a private home with space enough for a service personnel and maybe a guest or two eventually. Maximizing space and privacy became a prime focus because of the site's close proximity to surrounding neighbors. This in mind, the architects of Ong&Ong turned a typical home inside out.
72 Sentosa Cove was designed as a mass container that faces inwards, towards a courtyard at the center of the home. This multi-purpose centerpiece not only acts as a visual focal point, but also a circulation pivot, a ventilation exhaust and a light well. Lined with glass walls, it also acts as an inter-connector, joining the multiple rooms and levels of the home together. While giving a sense of space, it also secures priceless privacy for the dwellers within.
From the outside, the wide-open North and South façades are seen to purposely differ from the smaller and slimmer East and West. This is done in order to accommodate natural lighting, provide thermal circulation and wind ventilation. Crossed ventilation techniques are applied to ensure proper air circulation is achieved to cool the interiors. Vertical timber louvers and sliding timber panels can be seen lining the main glazed façade, done to control the entrance of natural light and wind current flow. A timber layer wraps the front and rear façades to avoid direct solar radiation on the glazed elevations. At the end of the day, this combination of natural lighting and ventilation methods indirectly decreases energy consumption, a welcome thought when it's time to pay the bills.
Four levels make up this one-of-a-kind home. It consists of the underground basement, the ground level with aluminum cladding, the second level with stone and timber and the roof terrace. At the top, pitch roofs and light openings showcase a design of repeating slopes that flow luminance into the principal spaces below.
The social areas are on the ground floor where the main access, foyer, kitchen, dining area, living area and guest bedroom are located. Outside, a lap pool, Jacuzzi and the central courtyard cater to the family's active lifestyle. The second level however, branches to more private areas like the bedrooms, home office, television room and reading room. The basement houses the laundry area, pantry, service bedrooms and even a bomb shelter – just in case. Last but not least, the rooftop settles as a second entertainment deck for sun bathing and barbeques, looking over an ocean view.
Living up to its green purpose, environmentally friendly materials were used in constructing the building. For instance, timber floorings are 100% natural teak wood with no additives or harmful compounds. The thickness of the façade is also increased with natural stone cladding that promotes the delay of thermal changeability and heat transference. The addition of mature native plants surrounding the compound not only complements the luxurious appearance of the house, but plays a more important part as well. They assist to ensure the soil's steadiness, considering that the existence of a basement generates a major balance offset to the terrain. Topping it all off is a dense foliage to induce solitude and harmony.
This architectural gem with a noble environmental cause has truly been an eye-opener and possibly a benchmark for future homes. No doubt this model home attracted global attention after it grabbed a win at the MIPIM Asia Award 2010, under the Residential Developments category. For its ingenious concepts and beauty on the inside as well as out, 72 Sentosa Cove may well be perfect role model for today's concept of the modern home.


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Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, RENT has become a pop cultural phenomenon. With songs that rock and a story that resonates with audiences of all ages, it's a powerful tale about falling in love, finding your voice… and living for today.
Based on Puccini's beloved opera La Bohème, RENT traverses the rocky terrain of a year with a group of impoverished, artistic friends living in Manhattan's East Village. Their dreams, losses, and loves weave through this award -winning musical to paint a stunningly raw and emotional portrait of the gritty bohemian world of New York City in the late 1980s, under the shadow of HIV/AIDS.
Running 28 April to 6 May, Melbourne audiences will have the chance to see this much lauded hit performed by the next generation of Australian Music Theatre artists. Performed by two different casts across a limited season, this latest offering from the Arts Academy Ballarat promises a dynamic night, not to be missed.
Hailing from the esteemed Bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre) Course at the Arts Academy, Federation University Australia in Ballarat, this program provides training by some of the most respected arts makers, teachers and industry leaders, both in Australia and internationally.
"We can proudly say that generations of Australia's leading music theatre actors have studied at the Arts Academy at FedUni," says Arts Academy Ballarat Director Bryce Ives. "Our Music Theatre program is a renowned creative hothouse, and the regional township of Ballarat provides an invigorating and surprising backdrop to master the art of creating and performing."
"We've assembled a stellar team of artists, including Director Jeremy Stanford and Music Director Robyn Womersley, for this production and they have been charged with the task to challenge and provoke our students to create a contemporary and visionary take on this iconic musical."
"RENT is passionate and raw, it's both a love letter and the scream from the Kurt Cobain generation, a generation who witnessed Reagan and Thatcher destroy the fabric of communities, and a generation who were living in the shadow of the AIDS epidemic. 2017 is a junction point to reconsider how the politics of that time influence this precise moment."
Director: Jeremy Stanford Performers: 2017 Graduating Music Theatre Company Musical Director: Robyn Womersley Choreographer: Cristina D'Agostino Stage Manager: Janine Stacey Lighting Design: Niklas Pajanti Sound Design: Phillip Pietruschka Set Design: Adrienne Chisholm Costume Design: Julia Spizzica
Athenaeum 2, 188 Collins Street, Melbourne
Season: 28 April – 6 May 2017
Bookings: www.federation.edu.au/eduarts-events
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Highest placement offer of Rs 48 lakh at SP Jain School of Global Management
The SP Jain School of Global Management has recorded a 14% jump in average starting salaries for the Class of 2017, global MBA (GMBA) programme, during campus placements this year. From last year's Rs16.50 lakh, salaries have gone up to Rs 22.52 lakh, the highest being Rs 48 lakh for contemporary marketing management.
The biggest recruiters on campus included the consulting sector, followed by the IT and logistics sectors. Companies included TESCO, Hewlett Packard, Dell, Salesforce, Cummins, Henkel, Dunia Finance, Xchanging, JDA, Societe Generale, Tata Trent and Tech Mahindra.
About 51 students have been placed so far this year.
The GMBA cohort that graduated in May 2017, recorded a threefold jump in starting salaries – from Rs 7 lakh (pre-MBA) to Rs22.52 lakh on completing the programme.
Dr Indu Niranjan, dean of SP Jain's postgraduate programmes, said alumni were "leading cross-cultural teams, growing family businesses, developing digital initiatives, incubating new ideas, working with local governments, participating in community initiatives, consulting at Fortune 500 companies and travelling across the globe. They have done extremely well in the global workplace and that is why companies believe in our model," she adds.
In 2015, Forbes and The Economist ranked the school's global MBA among the world's top 10 and top 100 MBAs respectively. The institute has branches in Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore and Sydney
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Clues To Molecular Cancer Switches Probed
HANOVER, NH-A genetic variation in human cells could facilitate cancer invasion and spread by boosting production of agents that dissolve the framework that holds the body together, report Dartmouth Medical School researchers. Their findings offer clues to molecular switches that control cancer progression and provide tools for cancer detection and treatment.
The study, headed by Dr. Constance Brinckerhoff, Nathan Smith Professor of Medicine and of Biochemistry, was reported in the Dec. 1 issue of Cancer Research.
The work builds on Brinckerhoff's studies of the enzymes called collagenases that break down collagen, the body's most abundant protein. The rigid collagen molecule gives the body shape and structure.
A family of at least 15 enzymes have essential roles in the modeling of connective tissues-the network of skin, bones, and blood vessels that mold the body. These enzymes are active in normal physiological processes such as wound healing and in diseases such as arthritis. Several have the unique ability to degrade collagens in the connective tissue matrix outside cells.
The team studied two different versions of a particular collagenase in normal skin cells and in cells from melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer and one of the fastest growing cancers, according to Brinckerhoff, with more than 40,000 new cases a year.
Both the normal and cancer cells with one particular version had high levels of the collagenase, while those with the other version did not. Collagenase destroys tissue and its increased production could be a factor in the ability of tumor cells to invade other tissues and migrate.
The enzymes require metals and are also known as matrix metalloproteinases. The most ubiquitous of these is matrix metalloproteinase-1 (MMP-1), also called collagenase-1. Too much of the emzyme is associated with irreversible cartilage damage in arthritis. Cancer patients whose tumors produce MMP-1 have an overall poorer prognosis than those with non enzyme-producing tumors, studies have found.
Genomic differences are powerful tools for identifying disease genes, the researchers note. Most such alterations, known as a polymorphisms, involve the region of genes that code the information to make proteins and enzymes. The polymorphism the DMS team documents is in the promoter or control region that turns the enzyme on and off.
Brinckerhoff and her colleagues compared versions of MMP-1 whose genetic sequence varies by a single nucleotide building block. The polymorphism entails the presence or absence of the chemical guanine (G), one of the four DNA bases for genetic blueprints. The precise order of these units is unique for each gene.
The version with the extra "G" significantly augments production of the MMP-1 gene in both normal and malignant cells, the team found. It's as if the switch for the enzyme is always in the on position. Additional analysis determined that the difference was an inherited structural variation found in the general population rather than an abnormal mutation of these cancer cells.
"It is well established that MMP-1 has a critical role in collagen degradation. Therefore, the discovery of a structural alteration in the MMP-1 gene that influences its level of expression is important to our understanding of how this enzyme modulates extracellular matrix metabolism, " said Brinckerhoff. The continuous production of the enzyme, she adds, could be a factor in tumor invasion and metastasis.
Other team members included DMS researchers Teresa Mitchell and Jennifer Meyers (biochemistry) and Joni Rutter (pharmacology and toxicology) as well as Laurie Ozelius and James Gusella of Harvard Medical School and Giovanna Butticè of the Institute de Biologie, Lille, France.
The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
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Layage is one of the best hair colour trends for 2016. You could describe Layage as a controlled type of free-hand painting technique. In order to apply layage colour, the stylist will apply the colour using her hands to give a natural and soft colour to your hair with soft variations. According to the fashion experts, layage is the hottest new trend in hair colour for 2016 that will be in fashion throughout the year and longer.
It allows you to highlight a particular area of your head easily. You can also say that layage is a low-maintenance hair colour, so you don't need to do any root touch-ups or worry about growing out your natural colour.
Your hairdresser with divide your hair and pin the portion you want left uncoloured out of the way. The hair to be coloured is fanned out on a plastic sheet or shelf behind your head while you rest your head and neck on a comfortable headrest or cushion. In order to get the best results, you should always avoid applying colour to the top layer of hair.
Many younger women are choosing vibrant colours or colours that are in contrast to their natural hair colour. But if you want subtle streaks and variations, you should choose a colour that is a few shades different from your natural hair colour.


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I open my eyes, rub the sleep away. I walk into the bathroom, catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror. No connection. I shower to wash the grime away; the same dirt that I have never been able to scrub off. I touch my wet skin, watch as the soap cascades off of my curves. He wants to join me, but he doesn't understand. I do not know this girl. No connection.
Who is she? Who is this girl? The fear sets in and my chest tightens. It is happening again; I am losing grip of myself. I don't even realize when its happening; floating away from my body for hours at a time.
I clutch onto him; hold me down. I search for my spot on the ceiling, it is a game, my anchor. I find it; This is my spot, I am here, I am here, I am here. I cannot put words together.
What are you thinking? What are you thinking? What are you thinking? My answers are never good enough; he doesn't understand that I can put no words together.
Inside of my mind is a hurricane. I can barely breathe, barely think, barely be. There is no way to form words. What are you thinking? Can't you please give me something? Anything? What are you thinking? What are you thinking?
The bomb explodes; my knees go weak. I stop on the middle of the bridge, look down to the water. What I wouldn't give to be able to jump off at that moment; escape this storm inside of me. I do not know myself or what is happening, and I cannot give him what he needs. It all escalates so quickly, too quickly, and before I know it, I am on the brink. The worst part is that it hits so suddenly, there is no way to prepare. One moment I am here, the next, I am gone; above.
I have been here before, I know where it is going. I have been here before, I know how badly this could turn out if I am not careful. Everything is moving too quickly too fast I cannot keep up I cannot catch up and so my mind in an effort to protect allows me to leave, to dissassociate in order to preserve my life and keep me from those depths that I have climbed out of.
I need a moment, a single moment for the world to stop so that I can catch up. I need silence. I need open air. I need everything to cease so that I can come back down. I have been here before, and I know where its going, if I do not stop slow down.
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10 Of History's Most Terrifying And Brutal Pirates
by Alyssa Howard
fact checked by Micah Duke
Commonly known pirates like Blackbeard and Calico Jack tend to take the spotlight. However, some of these lesser-known but equally terrifying masters of the sea made their permanent mark in maritime history and deserve recognition as well.
10 Sadie The Goat
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Sadie Farrell was a gang leader from New York who was known for headbutting male victims in the stomach and then robbing them blind. Although she began her life of crime with petty thievery, she was inspired to become a pirate while witnessing the botched robbery of a sloop by the Charlton Street Gang. Farrell jumped to the aid of the gang and successfully led the takeover of a much larger ship within a few days.
Farrell's crew was known for their vulgarity and recklessness—openly sailing up and down the Hudson and Harlem Rivers to rob other ships, raid villages, and kidnap people for ransom. Along with reputedly making prisoners "walk the plank," Sadie the Goat was known for wearing an ear around her neck, a trophy that had been bitten off a rival gangster during a fight.
Farrell's vicious crew continued their raids for several months before local farmers banded together in strong enough numbers to fight them off. Although Farrell was forced to return to life on land, she was known forever afterward as the "Queen of the Waterfront."
9 Francois L'Olonnais
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During the 1600s, Francois l'Olonnais was born in France as Jean-David Nau to poor parents who were forced to place him into indentured servitude. Once his servitude was complete, he ultimately traveled to Saint-Domingue (modern-day Haiti). L'Olonnais was at home in the rowdy colonial settlement and became a buccaneer, targeting ships with goods coming from Spain and the West Indies.
After a shipwreck in which his crew was attacked and nearly destroyed by Spanish soldiers, l'Olonnais swore revenge. He led the remainder of his men to the island of Tortuga where they raided and ransacked the town, destroying an entire rescue crew sent by the governor of Havana. L'Olonnais spared only one sailor, a witness to tell the horrid tale.
Renowned for his cruelty, l'Olonnais enjoyed torturing prisoners. A couple of his favorite methods were slicing off portions of prisoners' flesh with his sword and "woolding," a process in which a rope was tightened around a person's head until his eyes popped out.
While escaping an attack by Spanish soldiers, l'Olonnais ran his damaged ship aground on the coast of Panama. When he and his crew set out to find food and supplies, they were captured by the native Kuna tribe. This proved to be the end of the fearsome l'Olonnais. The Kuna were cannibals and devoured both him and his crew.
8 Nicholas Brown
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Nicholas Brown, known by his contemporaries as "The Grand Pirate," was an English pirate who operated off the coast of Jamaica in the early 18th century. Little is known about his early life, but he made a name for himself in the Americas by raiding and pillaging English, Portuguese, and Spanish ships. Eventually, he was offered a royal pardon in the hopes of bringing a stop to his savage pirating.
Initially, Brown accepted the pardon. But he soon grew bored with life on the straight and narrow and returned to life as a pirate. Enraged, the Jamaican government placed a £500 bounty on his head.
Brown had a childhood friend and naval rival named John Drudge who took this bounty quite literally. He pursued Brown and killed him. After Brown's death, Drudge beheaded his old friend, pickled the head in a keg of rum, and returned to Jamaica to claim his prize.
7 The Victual Brothers
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The Victual Brothers were a squadron of German mercenaries hired by King Albert of Sweden to fight against Denmark during the 14th century. Instead of robbing and ransacking foreign ships for the Crown, however, the guild quickly became the Robin Hood of the Baltic Sea, plundering rich merchant ships to feed the hungry and provide for the poor.
During the siege of Stockholm by Danish Queen Margaret, the Victual Brothers led a daring attack and broke through the enemy's blockade to deliver food, supplies, and military relief to the city's inhabitants.
Afterward, the guild set up a permanent camp on Gotland Island and preyed the icy waters. They attacked any unfortunate ships that they encountered, causing such terror among merchant and government vessels that trade on the Baltic Sea came to a virtual standstill.
In response, King Albert and Queen Margaret temporarily united forces to oust the Victual Brothers. In 1400, the royal forces successfully captured Klaus Stortebeker, one of the guild's primary leaders, and sent him to trial in Hamburg.
Stortebeker, along with many of his crew members, was beheaded. Afterward, it only took a short time for the Danish and Swedish governments to dismantle and destroy the remaining members of the Victual Brotherhood.
6 Edward Jordan
Edward Jordan's short but ruthless career as a pirate began in Ireland as a rebel fighting the British Crown. In 1798, he was captured and sentenced to hang. He escaped, was captured again, and finally slipped the noose by trading valuable rebel secrets in exchange for a king's pardon. When the Irish discovered his treachery, he fled to America to make a new life as a fisherman.
Jordan settled in Gaspe and took out a loan to buy a schooner named Three Sisters. However, he was unable to repay his significant debt. In 1809, Jordan's creditor sent Captain Stairs to seize the Three Sisters in exchange for payment.
Initially, Jordan appeared to go along with the punishment. He even requested that he and his family be given passage on the schooner so that he could find new employment.
But once the Three Sisters hit open water, Jordan pulled a pistol and attempted to shoot Stairs. Jordan missed and killed the first mate instead. Meanwhile, Stairs escaped by jumping overboard. Rather than risk going back, Jordan took control of the schooner and set a course toward Newfoundland. He planned to hire a crew and flee to Ireland.
But Jordan's reckless plan didn't work. A passing ship rescued Captain Stairs, and a search party was immediately sent out for the Three Sisters. The promised reward was £100 for the capture of "Pirate Jordan."
The schooner and everyone aboard was captured just off the coast of Newfoundland. Jordan was tried and sentenced to hang. Afterward, his body was tarred and hung in chains in the harbor as a warning to all passing mariners.
5 Edward Low
Edward Low was born in London to an impoverished family and began thieving as a young boy. After an early marriage, he and his wife moved to America to pursue better prospects in the New World. But his wife died in childbirth, and Low quickly returned to his old habits. He became a pirate after leading a mutiny on a sloop headed to Honduras where he was working as a rigger.
Unlike many pirates, Low preferred to keep a small fleet of only three or four vessels. After capturing and looting a ship, he viciously tortured the sailors before burning the vessel and leaving it behind. Philip Aston, a member of Low's crew, later said, "Of all the piratical crews that were ever heard of, none of the English name came up to this in barbarity."
Low was known to tie a victim's hands behind his back and place rope between each of the fingers. Then Low would set the bindings on fire and watch the flames go through the rope and burn the victim's flesh to the bone.
Low was also renowned for brutally beating and slashing prisoners with his cutlass. After capturing the Portuguese ship Nostra Signiora de Victoria, he cut off the captain's lips with the cutlass. Then Low broiled and force-fed them to the captain.
This heinous cruelty, along with Low's reckless battle tactics, made him the most feared pirate during the early 1700s. Although no one really knows how Low met his end, there are many different theories. Some believe that his ship sank during a storm off the coast of Brazil. Some say that he died in a mutiny. Others believe that he was captured by the French and hanged in Martinique.
4 Black Caesar
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Known for his stature and strength, Black Caesar is believed to have been a chieftain in Africa before being captured and brought to America as a slave. After the slave ship wrecked off the coast of Florida, Black Caesar and another slave stole a longboat and a few supplies and escaped the sinking vessel.
Posing as shipwrecked sailors, he and his companion flagged down passing ships and asked for their assistance. When they were close enough to the men, they held the sailors at gunpoint and demanded food, supplies, and any other valuable items. Black Caesar collected a small fortune that he buried on Elliot Key.
After a few years, Black Caesar grew his operation by capturing a larger ship and adding a crew of pirates so that he could sail into deeper waters. He continued to frequent the Florida Keys, however, and devised a clever method of using rope and a metal ring embedded in stone to heel his entire boat over. This would hide it beneath the water to avoid detection by coast patrols.
In the early 18th century, Black Caesar joined Blackbeard's crew as a lieutenant on the Queen Anne's Revenge. Shortly after Blackbeard's death, Black Caesar was taken prisoner by Virginia authorities and sentenced to death by hanging. Although none of his famous treasure has ever been found on Elliot Key, many piracy fans and treasure hunters continue to search for it today.
3 Henry Every
Henry Every, known as "Long Ben" or "The King of Pirates," led the most profitable pirate raid in history—worth an estimated $78 million by today's standards—and then vanished into thin air.
He began his life at sea as a member of Britain's Royal Navy, serving during the Nine Years' War. After the war ended, Every worked as a mariner on the Charles II, which was deployed in the West Indies to capture French vessels. After a slow season, however, the crew became restless and mutinied.
Every was made captain, and he renamed the mutinied ship the Fancy. He was renowned for his mastery of ambush tactics as well as the ability to easily maneuver his ship through traps and difficult waters. After successfully pillaging several English and Danish ships, Every set sail for the island of Perim after hearing that a large Indian fleet would soon pass by.
The Fancy joined ringleader pirate Thomas Tew and several local pirating crews to intercept the convoy of 25 Indian ships. During the battle, Tew died. Several of the other pirate ships were too slow to keep up with the Indian fleet. Unfazed, Every chased the two largest of the ambushed ships.
After overtaking both, Every collected his treasure and allowed his crew to rape, pillage, and torture to their hearts' content. Then he headed across the Atlantic to escape the manhunt ordered by the East India Trading Company. He briefly anchored off the coast of Nassau before embarking on his final escape. After departing from the Bahamas, Every, his crew, and his astounding treasure were never seen again.
2 Bartholomew Roberts
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With over 400 vessels captured during his illustrious career, Bartholomew Roberts was one of the most successful pirates in history. In 1719, he was working aboard the slave ship Princess when it was captured by pirates off the coast of West Africa. Roberts was quickly brought onto the pirate crew when they discovered his keen abilities as a navigator.
He rose speedily through the ranks and was chosen to lead the crew after their captain died in battle. The Royal Fortune ruthlessly pursued any ship it came upon and captured much larger and better-equipped British, Portuguese, and Spanish military vessels. Known as "Black Bart," Roberts built his reputation on his fearlessness in battle and his ruthless treatment of prisoners.
Black Bart's approach to the victims of his raids was simple and cold-blooded. For example, after capturing a slave vessel with 80 chained Africans aboard, he burned the entire ship without bothering to unshackle the prisoners.
Similarly, after getting into a feud with the governor of Martinique, Roberts boarded a ship while the governor was on board, killed him, and then proceeded to hang the body from the Royal Fortune's yardarm for months.
In the winter of 1722, Black Bart was finally overtaken by the English ship HMS Swallow. In his characteristically brazen fashion, Roberts took on the larger ship. But this time, he was brutally killed when grapeshot hit him in the throat.
Dismayed and shocked at the death of their captain, his crew tossed Roberts's body overboard in accordance with his wishes. Though the members of the HMS Swallow searched desperately for proof of their kill, Roberts's body was never recovered.
1 Stenka Razin
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Stenka Razin, a Cossack rebel fighter and pirate in the mid-1600s, continues to be a beloved folk hero in Russia to this day. Traditionally, the Cossacks were given some autonomy by the Russian government. However, in the early 1600s, that began to change.
The Russian government exerted more control over the Cossacks, often doling out harsh punishments and collecting taxes. Stenka Razin had been a longtime community leader, but after his brother was executed by Russian troops, Stenka swore revenge.
He led 1,000 Don Cossacks to the Volga River and captured a large number of the tsar's ships. Under his authority, the Cossacks sailed up and down the Volga, pillaging trading vessels and releasing political prisoners.
Razin's actions made him a peasant hero and inspired uprisings all across Russia. Many believed that he could not be defeated. Once his army grew to over 2,000 Cossacks, Razin expanded his operations to the Caspian Sea and the coast of Persia.
In 1671, Razin planned a daring capture of the city of Simbirsk but was betrayed by his own soldiers. The defeated pirate was taken to Moscow, brutally tortured for four days, and executed. Even though their leader was dead, Cossack rebels continued to fight against the Russian tyrants and remembered Razin's leadership through stories and song.
Alyssa Howard is a freelance writer and history fanatic. You can see her work at www.kitfoxsociety.wordpress.com.
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No criminal charges were expected to be filed in the fatal shooting of 39-year-old Henry Hugh Thomas, a Greenville resident who was shot earlier this month when he walked into a home unannounced and uninvited, authorities said Tuesday.
Pickens sheriff's deputies said they were called about a gunshot victim on Walker Street in Easley about 9 p.m. on Sept. 12.
According to Chief Deputy Creed Hashe, Thomas entered the residence through unlocked but closed door just before 8 p.m.
"The occupants immediately determined that Thomas was a stranger to everyone inside the residence and when questioned about his identity, Thomas produced a .22-caliber semi-automatic handgun and proceeded to point it in the direction of the occupants," Hashe said in a release late Tuesday afternoon.
Thomas then fired two rounds, Hashe said, and a struggled ensued between Thomas and two of the men inside the home.
One of the men retrieved a handgun from a bedroom and fired twice, striking Thomas in the upper and lower torso, according to Hashe.
"Witnesses stated that when those rounds were tired, Thomas was still holding the weapon that he had brought to the scene and was still actively fighting the two men who were attempting to disarm him," Hashe said.
The chief deputy said Thomas dropped his weapon after being shot and was held on the floor until authorities arrived,
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Harsimrat Kaur Badal has resigned as union minister
Akali Dal's best Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal resigned from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cupboard on Thursday as her birthday party confronted warmth from farmers over its preliminary give a boost to to best friend BJP's farm sector expenses. Ms Badal, who attended the cupboard meet that cleared the expenses, stepped down in a while sooner than the expenses have been handed through the Lok Sabha, tweeting that she was once "Proud to face with farmers as their daughter & sister". Akali Dal leader Sukhbir Badal stated for now, they'd give a boost to the federal government from out of doors however oppose "anti-farmer insurance policies". But amid Congress power concerning the continuation of the alliance with BJP, he stated the subject will likely be made up our minds later at a birthday party assembly.
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The Produce Trade and Commerce and the Price Assurance and Farm Services expenses sailed thru Lok Sabha because the opposition events walked out. Most of the opposition events and a few of those who lend issue-based give a boost to to the federal government, together with Naveen Patnaik's Biju Janata Dal and the TRS, have been antagonistic to the expenses.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh stated Harsimrat Kaur's resignation was once "too little too past due". Pointing to the Akali Dal's determination to proceed as a part of the ruling NDA, he stated the resignation was once not anything greater than a gimmick to idiot the farmers of Punjab.
Asked whether or not the Akali Dal would proceed its alliance with the NDA, Mr Badal advised NDTV, "See we're the founder contributors of the NDA. But with the placement, our birthday party will meet. We will have a look at the placement. In our birthday party there's a core committee which takes all of the choices".
The expenses — which the BJP claims is large price tag reform within the agri-sector — have vastly dissatisfied the farmers of Punjab and Haryana, who've been holding protests for weeks. The govt stated the expenses, which might exchange the 3 ordinances issued in June, will assist farmers around the nation get a greater marketplace and value for his or her produce.
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On Tuesday, Mr Badal voted towards the Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill, which seeks to decontrol agricultural meals pieces, together with cereals, pulses and onion.
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Sunderland AFC Legend Kevin Ball visited teenagers in County Durham to help launch a Friday night youth project.
Premier League Kicks, run by the Foundation of Light, will be delivered at North Durham Academy in Stanley, which will see youngsters and teenagers aged 8-19 take part in a variety of activities and workshops.
Sessions delivered in the school have received funding from Stanley Community Fund and will run every Friday with two separate sessions for different age groups, in a bid to offer young people a positive way to spend their free time.
The Foundation of Light have been delivering Premier League Kicks in the community for over 10 years helping young people in hard to reach areas through the power of sport.
Kevin Ball said: "Having somewhere to go on a night for me was brilliant: I can still picture the youth club up the road where I used to live, and they would give us a variety of activities to do.
The Kicks programme is going to be so important to the young people of Stanley because it'll give them an opportunity. It's up to them to embrace it and we hope they'll come off the streets, come and meet us, come and say hello. Personally, I think it's a fantastic programme for the young people of Stanley and the surrounding areas
In 2019, youth-related incidents across Stanley fell by 11% an improvement that Durham police attribute to tougher enforcement action and better diversion schemes.
Michelle Cooper, Chief Executive for County Durham Community Foundation, added: "We're really delighted to see Stanley Kicks become a reality in bringing better health and well-being to young people in our community. The Stanley Community Fund is giving us the progress we so urgently need to see – putting money to good use by giving it to local people who understand what makes a difference.
"The project is funded for two years and that's two years when young people in Stanley have something constructive to do on Friday nights. We all know what it's like to be bored and have no opportunity – it causes trouble – so we're keen to offer these young people something of value that can shape their lives for the better."
The Stanley Community Fund was put together by County Durham Community Foundation, Stanley Town Council, Durham Police, Crime and Victims' Commissioner, Stanley Area Action Partnership and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and has already given out almost £60,000 in grants to 16 local groups. Grants from the fund can be larger amounts and for longer time spans, to make sure projects can really make an impact.
Stanley Kicks is a project that has received funding for two years as part of the Stanley Community Fund project.
The free sessions run every Friday, 4.30-6pm for 8-12-year olds and 6.30-8pm for 13-19-year olds. No booking required. For further information contact dave.jeffries@foundationoflight.co.uk
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The (Post) Modern of the Defeated
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In this report, Norimatsu reflects upon contemporary Russian thought through comparison with various statements on Japan's (post) modernity. Japan and Russia both initiated modernization through the recognition of defeat by Europe. Moreover, that modernization resulted in the experience of defeat by the United States—Japan
in World War II and Russia in the Cold War—and both Japanese and Russian postmodernities are products of defeat by America. Both of these (post) modern movements are littered with calls never to forget their original defeat, the starting point of the modernization process, and to turn defeat into victory.
However, post-World War II Japan and post-Cold War Russia also exhibit differences. Post-World War II Japan was heavily protected by the United States during the Cold War. Under that protection, Japan was isolated from international politics and instead aimed for success in economic terms. Conversely, post-Cold War Russia lacked that protection and fell into social chaos due to the "shock therapy" of sudden economic liberalization. Consequently, the liberalism induced by America was reviled as economic libertarianism, and Russia today aims for victory not in economic terms, but in international politics governed by Schmittian relations of "Friend–Enemy."
Based on this understanding of circumstances in contemporary Russia, Norimatsu explores the impasse of liberalism, the rise of nationalism, and the recycling of Soviet memory in the anti-authoritarian use of nationalism by New Leftist thought.