The amount of interest in the coin laundry business is staggering! I specialize in the laundry business thus I am unaware of other industries and the amount of interest they garner but I do know that I speak to many, many people who want to get into this business.
Why do so many people explore this business? Why do you want to get into the Coin Laundry business? I assume you have your reasons; many that may be common and some very personal.
Let's explore some reasons why many people find this to be an interesting or attractive business (outside of the shear glamour of it all!).
1. Simplicity. It is quite simple, certainly more so than other businesses. Your clients do much of the work, you don't have to get a degree or go through licensing procedure and there is little that is overly technical.
2. It is a steady business as all people do laundry and do it on a regular basis.
3. It can be a very profitable business and there are no receivables. People tend to like collecting cash too!
4. Flexibility in work hours is a very attractive feature of the laundry business. There are no set hours and it is highly unlikely you need to be at a store 40 hours a week.
5. Potential for multiple locations. Once you own and operate a store you can develop a system and rhythm and learn how to efficiently duplicate your efforts. You don't have to reinvent the wheel on subsequent stores.
6. Little management or need to deal with employees.
7. Potential for your children get an early start on work and an introduction to entrepreneurship.
8. Tax benefits by means of depreciation and general business expenses.
These reasons motivate the self starter or the person who wants to get away from the corporate life, the commute, the 8-5 hours, the business suit and politics that goes with that world. The Laundry business is truly the poster child for the "KISS" concept.
Ok, let's buy a Laundromat! Woo Hoo!
Well, I would be remiss if I didn't point out a few things you may want to consider. This is by no means meant to discourage you but you may want to ponder these aspects of the business before jumping in with both feet.
By way of example; I recently sold a store for a gentleman who thought owning a store would be fabulous for many of the reasons I mention above. On top of that his son owned a store and told his Father how much he enjoyed and profited from the business.
This gentleman was a retired Fireman, an owner of another business that required little time or customer service and he was a man who liked things neat and in order. Also, the store he bought was about 45 minutes from his home. To top it off he was, for all intents and purposes, retired and really didn't need to make extra money.
He quickly determined that he didn't like the business. The occasional drive at odd hours was too far, a Laundromat is not always a neat and orderly place and people don't always treat your store with the utmost in respect. And this store was on the smaller side so the profit, though it had more potential than he realized, was never going to make him enough money to change his already comfortable life.
In short the day he sold the store was similar to the day the proverbial man sold his boat; it was the happiest day of his life!
Time to explore some reasons the Laundry business may not be for you.
8. Are you willing to deal with the public and give good customer service?
11. Glamorous it is not!
Ok, let's buy a Laundromat! Woo Hoo! Or, maybe not.
Again, this is not meant to discourage anyone. There are many great reasons to get into the laundry business and to be sure many love the business and profit greatly from it. Since many reading this may not have owned a store and have no way of knowing some of these things I suggest you consider these aspects of the business in addition to the many good reasons you have for jumping in.
All businesses, jobs or any endeavor have their down side or challenges. Hopefully this will help you to determine if your personality, desires and skill sets are conducive to the Laundry Business. After all, the last thing you want from your new Laundry business is to be put through the ringer!
About The Author: Steve Erlinger specializes in assisting those buying and selling laundromats in the Orange County and Inland Empire areas. He helps potential laundry buyers navigate the many facets of finding, evaluating, and operating coin laundry businesses. He also assists current owners find additional stores or evaluate an existing store in order to help grow their business. Steve can be reached direct at 949-500-5893 for more information.
More and more we see "Coinless Laundries". Anyone in the business or entering the business will face the age old question; Coin or Card? Well, perhaps it's not an age old question, but it is a question worth considering. Steve Erlinger (Laundry Broker & Consultant at 949-500-5893) explains.
Running a laundromat is simple, yes, but it's not easy. In this article Steve Erlinger - Laundry Broker & Consultant at 949-500-5893 will cover what it takes to increase business and get your card or coin, laundromat in top shape ready to sell for top dollar in any economic environment.


The 65-inch 65EC9700 model will be sold for $9,999 (€7,716) and be placed on sale nationwide. The larger 77-inch 77EG9700 will be priced at $24,999 and only sold through specialist home theatre distributors.
The pricing structure was announced by LG executives as they demonstrated the new screens - which use LG's WRGB OLEDs - at the CEDIA 2014 trade show in Denver on 10-13 September.
The move follows the launch of the new screens in Korea in August 2014.


And Me In A Body Bag . . .
I spent the morning talking with our travel agent, Chantelle Nugent, finalizing the last details of our European trip.
One of the things we were talking about is the trip insurance for the Paris/London land tour part of our trip. The trip insurance for the cruise part comes through Viking, but for the land part we're on our own.
Chantelle said she had two possibilities. The first one covered pretty much anything for any reason. If your brother-in-law's cousin's neighbor's hairdresser gets a zit, you can cancel for a full refund. That one cost about $475.
However, if I just wanted a policy that covers only cancellation for major medical/death reasons, personal or family, that one is $315.
Guess which one I bought.
I told Chantelle that as far as Jan was concerned, I don't think my death would cause Jan to cancel the trip. She's been wanting/planning this trip for too long. She would just go, come hell or high water, while dragging me along in a body bag.
I did get a call from Richard at RV Mobile Lube this morning saying he was in the area and would come by this afternoon to take a look at my leaking oil filter. For his sake I'm glad he's coming this afternoon and not this morning, because it just poured down the whole time, but, as forecasted, it cleared up in the afternoon.
Richard showed up about 5pm and got right to work.
He pulled the old filter off and we checked it out. It wasn't loose and the filter housing itself seemed fine, with no cracks or dents, and the threads looked fine with no burrs or cross-threading. Not ever having seen the gasket on one of these big filters, I figured that the gaskets were a flat fiber washer like on an auto/pickup vehicle.
But they're actually a large rubber doughnut-looking thing, so no way to leave it off, or use the old one and the new one at the same time like on a car. And in this case the gasket looked perfect, also with no nicks or cuts. Richard also said the threads on the engine side of the filter looked fine too.
So at this point the next step was to install the new filter and gasket and see if it helped. After Richard got the filter cleaned off and the area wiped down, I crank up the rig, set it to high-idle, and then we waited.
When I checked it out on Tuesday and ran it for 30 minutes, oil started dripping within 10 minutes. But this afternoon, after 30 minutes, the ground pads were completely dry. I'll check it again this weekend for maybe an hour for confirmation, but for now it looks the problem might be fixed.
Richard's last task was to top off the oil with about 6 quarts of Shell Rotella 15W-40.
I did learn a neat trick watching him do this. Adding oil though the normal oil filler cap is a pain in the rear on this engine. So I was surprised to see Richard adding it though the TDC (Top Dead Center) port.
But this looks like a much faster, easier way.
As soon as Richard left, Jan and I headed over to Whataburger for burgers and salads. Then afterwards, Jan noted that today was National Coffee Ice Cream Day and that we needed to stop by the nearby Marble Slab to take part in the celebration.
Personally I think she made it all up.


Apple's iCloud faced a fairly wide ranging outage early Thursday, with service like iMessage, Photo Stream and Backup & Restore down for some [updated].
Just over a month after the initial structures began rising at Apple's iCloud data center site near Reno, Nev., two vast data center buildings now appear to be fully enclosed as work continues on the project.
Apple on Wednesday updated its iCloud.com beta site for developers, bringing many of the design elements the company already introduced to testers in pre-release builds of iOS 7.
A closer examination of iOS in the Car, unveiled at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference last month, reveals both a deeper glimpse at its user interface and indicates it's actually a real product, not just a conceptual demo.
In an email sent out by Apple on Thursday, former MobileMe members were notified that their free iCloud storage would expire at the end of September, bumping them down to the usual 5GB allotted to new users.
San Francisco's District Attorney George Gascón described the smartphone theft deterrent systems demonstrated by Apple and Samsung as "clear improvements" in the City's efforts to thwart crime.
Reports are coming in saying Apple is rolling out iWork for iCloud Beta access to non-developers, suggesting the company is offering the online productivity suite to anyone with a valid Apple ID.
A man who broke into a Springfield, VA wireless store smashed a display case and grabbed "several iPhones," but was apprehended after police discovered he had left behind his Samsung Galaxy.
Apple's iCloud-based iMessage service suffered a short outage on Tuesday that left about 30 percent of users without service for 36 minutes.
The first large structures are now being erected at Apple's iCloud data center site near Reno, Nev., at the sprawling but largely still vacant Reno Technology Park where the company is building its fourth major U.S. server installation supporting its online iTunes, iBookstore, App Store and iCloud services.
Apple on Wednesday began rolling out iWork for iCloud in beta form to existing users, bringing the suite of productivity software online to a wider audience, including some non-developers.
Apple's servers were hit with an unknown issue on Wednesday, with the company's iCloud service seeing a brief outage before a larger problem affected some 20 percent of all iTunes customers for nearly an hour and a half.
Apple revealed at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday that it will be releasing a new version of iWork for iCloud, enabling remote access to the productivity suite with nearly full functionality offered in a Web client.
Apple has paid over $100,072 in fees for new building permits on three construction projects valued at over $16 million, all to be located within its new Reno, Nev. iCloud data center site.


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A 100 suns to the rescue
Bangalore Mirror Bureau | Updated: Oct 4, 2018, 06:00 IST
With 100 Suns, Amogh Sahaje (above) has helped villagers move to using solar power for cooking
By Reya Mehrotra
An invention by an IISc alumnus is helping people in villages of Maharashtra, Bolivia, Ghana and Zimbabwe
Amogh Sahaje, 29, an alumnus of IISc, Bengaluru, has chosen to travel the 'road not taken'. Since the last three years, he has been staying with the Pavra community in a tribal village in Northern Maharashtra and has gifted them a '100 Suns'. The 100 Suns is a fairly simple project that taps the power of the sun, but has brought about far reaching changes in not just this little hamlet in Maharashtra but has been adopted in Ghana, Zimbabwe and Bolivia too.
The village has remained untouched by development. Agriculture is the main source of livelihood and people still cook using firewood. With this invention, Sahaje has helped the village leap frog to using solar power for cooking. Now, the villagers of the Nandubar district are enjoying the convenience of cooking food quicker, and in a smoke-free environment.
He calls this project '100 Suns' and the model has been replicated by villagers in Zimbabwe, Bolivia and Ghana. This is not Sahaje's first project. During his graduation too he had constructed a micro hydro turbine that generated power and was appreciated by his teachers.
Born and brought up in Mumbai, he completed his Mechanical Engineering in 2014 at IISc. On why he chose to help this community, Sahaje says, "The Pavras who belong to the Bhil tribe are found in the Nandurbar district of Maharashtra. The village has no electricity or water supply but is self-sufficient. They depend on firewood for fuel because this area is rich in forests, but the surrounding areas are not. I had read in a census report that this village was completely untouched by development or political involvement of any kind and felt that it was ideal for me as a researcher. There are hardly any schools or toilets here. Malnutrition and poverty is a major issue in the village which I am trying to fight."
Sahaje's solar panels come handy as firewood becomes a fast-depleting resource. One solar panel can be used by several families in turns, and costs between Rs 1,000 and 2,000. If one takes care and prevents it from getting wet in the rains, it can last for years. Besides, it is modular in design. If there is any accidental damage to some of the mirrors, just that portion can be replaced at a meagre cost, says Sahaje. He has also written a manual with step by step instructions on how to construct and use the solar panel.
The uniqueness of the panel is its Do It Yourself (DIY) character. Sahaje had posted the design and construction manual on a few online forums. An NGO from Ghana called 'Partners in Sustainable Development' approached him and has adopted the design.
"The model has also been replicated in the villages of Ghana, Zimbabwe, and Bolivia. "I have also collaborated with 'Devrai Art Village' an NGO based in Panchgani, Maharashtra and have helped them make another 100 Suns. I have not patented the design as I want the communities in need to replicate the design and use the solar panel for cooking purposes. But I do have the copyright on the construction manual," says Sahaje.
The Pavra community hardly sees visitors except those who come to trek. This is virgin land and Sahaje plans to write a book on the community and the region. A few months from now, he plans to participate in an exhibition at the IISc Bengaluru where he will be presenting his model of 100 Suns. Among other things, a start-up which will open a chain of health and nutritional food stores at very low costs for the villagers to fight malnutrition, is on the anvil.
"Currently, I am trying to promote the culture and tradition of the Pavra community. I have rediscovered the Gangool, a musical instrument made from bamboo, which the community used till a few decades ago but had gone extinct. I have revived the interest of the villagers in it. They saw me playing it and picked up the Gangool once again. I have also written another manual to construct and play the Gangool. Since the rest of the world is not aware of this musical instrument, I am urging the villagers to make these and sell them to the world."
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Ronald William Hooker (22 February 1935 – 22 February 2019) was an English cricketer. Hooker was a right-handed batsman who bowled right-arm medium pace. A successful all-rounder, Hooker played for the first-class county Middlesex and later for the minor county Buckinghamshire, in a career which spanned from 1956 to 1975. He was born in Lower Clapton, London.

Middlesex
The years between 1959 and 1963, together with 1966, were his most productive seasons with the bat. In 1959 he scored 1,449 runs in first-class matches at an average of 30.18. That year, in 52 innings he reached 50 on 13 occasions, though he only went on to a century once. He only exceeded 1,000 runs in one other season, 1963, with 1,083. The previous season he had recorded his highest average, 34.78, but narrowly failed to reach a thousand runs.

His most productive period as a bowler was from 1961 to 1966, when he took over 40 wickets every season. During this period, only twice did his average fall outside the narrow range 23.88 to 26.81: in 1966 he averaged 21.70 and in 1962 he had a relatively poor season and averaged 33.44. He took most wickets in 1965, with 90, and also had his best innings analysis of 7/18. Perhaps because he had to do much more bowling than usual that season, he had a very poor season with the bat.

He was an excellent close fielder, especially at short leg. Between 1959 and 1965, only in 1964 did he take fewer than 26 catches in a season. In 1961 he held 38 in 26 matches and in 1963, 37 in 30 matches. Arguably his catching was even better in the intervening season, when he held 34 in only 21 matches.

In the John Player League List A match against Surrey in 1969, his last season for Middlesex, he had the remarkable analysis of 8 overs, 4 maidens, 6 runs, 6 wickets. He took six of the first seven wickets to fall.

Buckinghamshire
Hooker left Middlesex at the end of the 1969 season. He joined Buckinghamshire the following season, making his debut in the Minor Counties Championship against Berkshire. Hooker played Minor counties cricket for Buckinghamshire from 1970 to 1975, which included 48 Minor Counties Championship matches. His played his first List A match for Buckinghamshire in the 1970 Gillette Cup against Bedfordshire. He made 5 further List A appearances for the county, the last coming against Middlesex in the 1975 Gillette Cup. In List A cricket for Buckinghamshire, he scored 152 runs at an average of 38.00. He made his only List A half century against Hampshire, scoring 65. He took four wickets at an average of 46.25, with best figures of 2/30. Hooker retired from county cricket at the end of the 1975 season.

Personal life
Hooker died on 22 February 2019, his 84th birthday.

References

External links
Ronald Hooker at ESPNcricinfo
Ronald Hooker at CricketArchive

1935 births
2019 deaths
People from Lower Clapton
Cricketers from Greater London
English cricketers
Middlesex cricketers
Buckinghamshire cricketers

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HomeDESIGN AREASArchitectureSuper Shopping Centre opens in London – mixed reactions
Super Shopping Centre opens in London – mixed reactions
October 31, 2008 Damian Holmes Architecture, Business
Westfield London – a new 1.7 billion pound shopping centre has opened to mixed reviews. Many think that the architecture may be understated and could be more grand and uplifting and that it feels like a place just for retailers to push their wares.
In recent years more and more shopping malls are becoming the 'town squares' of suburbs and cities with more and more emphasis placed on the secondary uses of shopping malls such as dining out, concerts, people watching and general passive recreation rather than consumption. Although these secondary activities are not welcome by some shopping centre managements.
What do you think of the new Westfield London merely a place to shop or does it add more to the community and area?


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Buccaneers record watch: Week 15
With playoffs completely out of the question, pride and potential records are all that's left on the table for Tampa Bay.
By Bailey Adams@BaileyJAdams22 Dec 14, 2019, 9:00am EST
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Despite winning their third straight game last week against the Colts, the Buccaneers were eliminated from playoff contention thanks to a Minnesota win over Detroit. With that, Tampa Bay has officially missed the postseason for the 12th consecutive season.
But this week, the Bucs perhaps get a shot at "revenge" against the team that played a role in their elimination just last week. Bruce Arians will lead his guys into Detroit on Sunday for a matchup with the struggling Lions. On the line is a fourth straight victory, which would get Tampa Bay back to .500 at 7-7.
On the individual side, there is plenty left to play for as far as records are concerned. There are some single-season records on the line, while other guys have a chance to continue climbing up the ranks of the franchise's history. With that in mind, let's see where things stand heading into Week 15.
Single-Season Passing Yards
With his 456-yard game last week against the Colts, Jameis Winston broke his own single-season franchise record for passing yards, which was previously set at 4,090 in 2016. He now stands at 4,115 with three games to go.
Single-Season Passing Touchdowns
Jameis Winston has 26 touchdown passes this season, leaving him two away from tying his single-season franchise record, which he set at 28 in 2016.
Single-Season Receptions
Chris Godwin's 81 receptions are currently the ninth-most in a single season in Bucs history. With three more, he passes Antonio Bryant (83 in 2008) and Joey Galloway (83 in 2005) for seventh and ties Keenan McCardell (84 in 2003) for sixth. Of course, that means four more pushes him past McCardell and would tie him with James Wilder (85 in 1984) for fifth. He is six away from passing Mark Carrier (86 in 1989) and Mike Evans (86 in 2018) for third-most.
Single-Season Receiving Yards
Chris Godwin is up to 1,212 receiving yards on the year, which is also the ninth-most by a Bucs receiver in a single season. With 13 more, he passes Vincent Jackson (1,224 in 2013) for eighth. He needs 37 more to pass Antonio Bryant (1,248 in 2008) for seventh, and with 55 on Sunday, he takes sixth from Keyshawn Johnson (1,266 in 2001).
A 76-yard day against the Lions would put Godwin ahead of Joey Galloway (1,287 in 2005) for fifth, while 110 yards would get him past Mike Evans (1,321 in 2016) for fourth.
Another monster day out of the third-year receiver could get him even higher on the list. He can pass Vincent Jackson (1,384 in 2012) for third with 173 yards and take second from Mark Carrier (1,422 in 1989) with 211 yards.
Single-Season Receiving Touchdowns
Chris Godwin has nine touchdown catches this season, which ties him for fifth-most in a season. He needs one more to tie Joey Galloway (10 in 2005) for fourth and two more to tie Mike Williams (11 in 2010) for third.
Career Receiving Touchdowns
With a receiving touchdown in last week's win over Indianapolis, Cameron Brate now has 26 in his Bucs career. He is in sole possession of sixth place all-time, leaving him one away from tying Mark Carrier (27) for fifth.
Career Rushing Touchdowns
Peyton Barber's 15 career rushing touchdowns have him tied with Lars Tate and Earnest Graham for ninth-most in team history. He needs one more to tie Ricky Bell (16) for eighth.
Jameis Winston picked up the 10th rushing touchdown of his career last week, tying him with Michael Pittman for 14th all-time. He is four away from passing Doug Williams (13) for most rushing scores by a quarterback.
Career Solo Tackles
Lavonte David has 702 tackles in his career, which means he is 327 away from passing Ronde Barber (1,028) for second-most in franchise history.
Single-Season Sacks*
After a stat change gave him a full sack instead of a half in last week's game, Shaquil Barrett now has 15.5 this season. He needs one more to tie Warren Sapp's single-season franchise record of 16.5, which was set in 2000. With 1.5 more over the final three games, Barrett will hold the all-time record.
*Sacks did not become an official stat until 1982.
Career Sacks*
Lavonte David is stuck on 22.5 sacks for his career, which places him 14th in Bucs history. He needs one more to pass Santana Dotson and Lee Roy Selmon (23) for 12th and two more to pass Stylez G. White and Marcus Jones (24) for 10th.
Career Passes Defended*
With 43 passes defended, Lavonte David ranks sixth in franchise history. He is 12 away from passing Aqib Talib (54) for fifth.
*Passes defended did not become an official stat until 1999.
Career Interceptions
Lavonte David is tied for 15th in career interceptions with 11. His next one will tie him with Dwight Smith, Mark Robinson and Jeris White (12) for 12th-most.
Single-Season Forced Fumbles
Shaquil Barrett has six forced fumbles this year, leaving him one shy of the team's single-season record of seven. With one more, he'll share the record with Broderick Thomas (seven in 1991) and Stylez G. White (seven in 2007).
Career Forced Fumbles
Lavonte David's 19 forced fumbles in his career still have him tied with Simeon Rice for second-most in team history. He needs six more to break Derrick Brooks' record (24).
Career Games Played
Sunday is set to be Demar Dotson's 128th game with the Bucs, leaving him two away from tying Brian Kelly (130) for 11th-most in franchise history.
With his 119th career game as a Buc this Sunday, Lavonte David will take sole possession of 19th in team history. He'll then need two more to tie Chidi Ahanotu, Lee Roy Selmon and Jimmie Giles (121) for 16th.
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The World's Most Dangerous Ukulele Show. Enter at own risk.
History sings as two hundred emigrant women embark on a musical voyage to Sydney in 1833.
Dive into the world of Elizabeth Moncello; the unofficial inventor of the Butterfly stroke.
A gripping thriller where a father tries to save his ice addicted daughter from her own crimes .
Oscar Wilde's dazzling genius in words, music and song.
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Episode 46 - Footloose
August 01, 2017 by Film Snuff
"Ecclesiastes assures us... that there is a time for every purpose under heaven. A time to laugh... and a time to weep. A time to mourn... and there is a time to dance." -Ren McCormack
The 1984 musical drama, "Footloose," makes viewers laugh at its afterschool special-caliber plot…and weep about the fact Kenny Loggins was nominated for both an Oscar and a Grammy for the title song. It makes us mourn the 110 minutes we wasted watching it… and it makes us want to dance directly into an oncoming train.
Applewood-smoked Kevin Bacon plays Ren McCormack, a dance-crazed gymnast who's forced to move from Chicago to a small religious town where dancing is illegal after his father abandons his family.
John Lithgow plays Reverend Shaw Moore, a silver-tongued preacher who rules his town by issuing fiery pronouncements from the pulpit. After his dunce son died while driving drunk and acting like a moron, he decided to ban everyone from dancing. He also viciously slaps his daughter at one point.
Lori Singer plays Ariel Moore, a rebellious preacher's daughter whose entire identity revolves around the death of her brother and punishing her father. Her favorite pastime is putting her friends' lives in grave danger.
Chris Penn plays Willard Hewitt, a super-friendly hick who learns some bizarre dance moves that wouldn't be well-suited for prom, or any other social occasion.
Sarah Jessica Parker plays Rusty, Ariel's gossipy BFF who has the hots for Bacon, but settles for Penn.
Join us as we discuss Jim's aversion to glitter and how 80s movies love to perpetuate the reefer madness myth.
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Whitehall Choir
From its origins as a lunchtime madrigal group in the Board of Trade during the Second World War, the Whitehall Choir has developed into a notable performer on the London music scene. Its members, all amateurs, perform in at least three concerts each season in some of central London's major venues.
Anyone who makes a donation in support of the Choir is considered a Friend, and the Choir is very grateful.
Categories of Friends will be recognised, and their support acknowledged in concert programmes, at three donation levels, Bronze, Silver and Gold.
Bronze is for Friends making an annual donation of £120 (or £10 per month) or more
Silver is for Friends making an annual donation of at least £240 (or £20 per month), which is the same as a Choir member's subscription
Gold is for Friends making an annual donation greater than £600 (or £50 per month)
Gift Aid: if you are a UK taxpayer, the Choir can claim back tax from the government on your donations if you pay enough UK income tax and/or capital gains tax to cover the amount of tax the Choir will reclaim – at present 25% of the net amount donated.
Support of Friends is acknowledged in concert programmes, or can be anonymous
Friends' purchases of any concert and event tickets for Whitehall Choir promotions are discounted: Bronze 10%, Silver 20% and Gold 50%
Friends receive advance notice by email of all concert and events
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Busted! Democrat's Star Impeachment Witness Noah Feldman "Contradicts" his Sworn Testimony
In a heated exchange with Congressman Matt Gaetz, Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman claimed that he was an "impeachment skeptic" until July 25, 2019.
You can watch the full exchange here, where Feldman clearly states under oath:
"Until this call on July 25th [2019], I was an impeachment skeptic."
"Until this call on July 25th I was an 'impeachment skeptic.' The call changed my mind sir, and for good reason."
— Prof. Noah Feldman to Rep. Matt Gaetz #ImpeachmentPBS pic.twitter.com/AL4LBQ63wE
— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) December 4, 2019
Noah Feldman's own words contradict his testimony.
In a May 17, 2017 story in Vice about the Comey firing, Professor Feldman said:
What the president did is an outrage. It's impeachable, and obstruction of justice in the sense of being a "high crime and misdemeanor." But it's almost certainly not a crime of obstruction of justice.
When pressed to provide more nuance about impeachment, Professor Feldman said:
So just to clarify, this looks like obstruction of justice in the high crimes and misdemeanors sense but not in the Jeff Sessions–led Justice Department will do anything about it sense? Correct. And frankly, breaking the norm of politicizing law enforcement—it's a great basis for impeachment. It's not a crime, and in fact it's in the president's constitutional authority, but it's still impeachable. That's the whole point—the president can do things within his legal constitutional authority where the only sanction available under our system is impeachment.
Feldman doesn't qualify his statement. He doesn't express skepticism or doubt. He is clear with his words: "What the president did is an outrage. It's impeachable."
Feldman also suggested in other articles that garden variety political bluster could lead to Trump's impeachment
Donald Trump's Obama wiretapping claims could get him impeached, says Harvard law professor
Donald Trump's claims that Barack Obama ordered a wiretap of his phones during the presidential campaign could lead to the Republican being impeached, a leading US law professor has said. Noah Feldman, a professor at Harvard Law School, said the unsubstantiated claims, if proved false, could be a "major scandal" that "could get the current president impeached".
In the above article Feldman qualifies his statements a bit:
And accusing the past Democratic president of an impeachable offense is every bit as harmful to democracy, assuming it isn't true. Obama is the best-known and most popular Democrat in the country. The effect of attacking him isn't just to weaken him personally, but to weaken the political opposition to Trump's administration.
Given how great the executive's power is, accusations by the president can't be treated asymmetrically. If the alleged action would be impeachable if true, so must be the allegation if false. Anything else would give the president the power to distort democracy by calling his opponents criminals without ever having to prove it.
Yet on Twitter on May 17, 2017, when asked about Trump's decision to fire Comey, Feldman was unequivocal: "Their legally novel reading of "corruptly" wouldn't fly in court. But we agree that this is impeachable!"
Feldman is thus on record twice in 2017 claiming that Trump's conduct was impeachable.
How does Feldman's clear and unambiguous language square with his testimony today that, "Until this call on July 25th [2019], I was an impeachment skeptic."
Feldman's testimony shows that this entire process is dishonest and without any respect for the rule of law.
General Washington says
the jerk lied to congress….
ARREST HIM and give him the Roger Stone treatment…
DowntoEarthThinking.com says
These supposed academic professors are a serious bad joke on all of us to the extreme
RandyLee says
its incredible how stupid and pathetic law professors are now. we can see why they aren't practicing law. they have no idea what real law is.
barack says
I knew him when he was Norah.
In the article you referenced, Feldman looked at two different scenarios regarding the wire tapping of Trump by Obama. In both cases he outlines how EACH could be impeached, sorry you left that, you must have forgotten.
So, Feldman believed that Trump's actions could be impeachable, which is the entire point, regardless of his view on Obama (who he believes is in the clear anyway).
You Republicans suck.
Kim G says
If we've learned anything, anything at all from this process, and all the events that have happened since the beginning of 2016, it's this: prominent, powerful people are not held to the same standards of justice that the rest of us are.
It pains me to write this, but I cannot see how it is otherwise.
A very sad time in America.
Coco9 says
Regretfully the US Educational System has turned left, extremely left and embraces Communism. Yet, we have all witnessed the demise of the Soviet Communist System and academics should remember that Capitalism (though not a perfect ideology with many drawbacks) has lifted millions out of poverty.
These so called professors corrupt, mislead, poison our students and instead teach them how to destroy a democratic system. Morals are non existent in these Professor's mind, they teach evil and evil becomes the new reference.
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AIM Wins at the ESG Investing Awards 2020
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Leading global impact bond investment manager AIM has won the award for 'Best ESG Investment Fund: Green Bonds' and was a runner-up for 'Most Innovative ESG Initiative' at the ESG Investing Awards 2020.
The ESG Investing Awards 2020 celebrate the best in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) research, ratings, products and sustainability. The awards are the only ones devoted to assessing and evaluating the best companies involved in all areas of ESG investing across the globe.
In assessing AIM, the judges made the following comments:
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In November 2014 I already wanted to write about democracy and the trias politica. From the moment I learnt about the concept of the trias politica as a school boy I loved it. The reason why for me is very simple to explain. The division of powers in government and state is one of the best ways to separate interests that can conflict each other. In ideal circumstances the effective implementation of the trias politica creates a transparent and balanced decision-making processes for civilians and politicians alike. Especially in democratic systems of government the trias politica is very effective.
The concept of a democratic system of government is quite old. The example the of Athenian Greeks (among others) has inspired generations of thinkers and politicians. In 1748 a the French author Charles-Louis Montesquieu published the work, in short called "De l'Esprit des Lois" meaning "The Spirit of Laws". The work combined his knowledge of law, history, economics, geography and political theory.
The origins and history of the trias politica go back the Greek city states, the Roman system and the British Magna Carta that all have their specific context. Montesquieu, just like everyone else who studied these systems found out one thing in particular: the powers were separated to avoid people in powerful positions to directly grab and abuse all powers at once.
Legislative powers refer to the power to make laws. Think back to the Latin noun for law, "lex" and its possessive form "legis" meaning "law of …" Usually a king, emperor or tyrant in the past would make laws on a personal behalf while enjoying some form of political and legal immunity. By separating that power by installing ministers or a parliament of representatives the sole ruler has to share the power.
Executive powers refer to the ability to enforce laws that have been made. Look at the state as a big organisation with special groups of people who are tasked with "keeping lawful order and maintaining peace" in the state territories. These groups have been given many names throughout history and civilisation. Nowadays "police" is the common term for such task forces with specialised departments and specialised tools.
Judiciary powers refer to the power to judge over those who have broken the law. In older civilisations often the sole ruler or replacement ruler could have the authority and power to make law and act as judge. Even the Roman emperors had this privilege making him all-powerful in the empire. By separating this power and installing independent judges all-powerful rulers and politicians cannot exist in the state.
The implementation of the trias politica depends on a certain factors. First of all the separation of powers has to be a real separation of powers. Words have to be backed up by actually creating separate institutions within the state organisation to force heads of state to really recognise the trias politica. Second there is the issue independency. Montesquieu especially emphasised that judges had to be independent to avoid legislative conflicts of interest.
Montesquieu was not the first to write or talk about separating powers from ruling classes and politicians. History and civilisation are riddled with examples of abuses of power by powerful individuals. Bad King John's behaviour in Medieval Britain caused civil war and previously loyal noblemen to revolt against him. His contempt for his people led to the Magna Carta. Julius Caesar was killed by his own senators for becoming a dictator in Rome.
Fast forward from Rome to 2015. I am a Dutch and European civilian. The Netherlands are a monarchy that has a democratic system of government. Next up there is the EU with its own internal bodies. The EU is not like Washington in the U.S. but more like a big organisation based on mutual co-operation treaties among European states. In the Netherlands the political capital is The Hague. In Europe the political capitals are Brussels and Strasbourg.
When looking at the Netherlands and the EU the separation of powers is strange. In the Netherlands the trias politica is almost completely adopted by the Dutch state. In the EU though separation of powers is a jungle of dependent and independent bodies that overlap each other in tasks and responsibilities. Politically and legally the combination of the Dutch state and the EU organisation are a pure chaos in my opinion.
I distrust the combination of the Dutch state and the EU because there is an obvious lack of transparency and I cannot forgive the past politicians for the Treaty of Lisbon. The Dutch state and EU were afraid of the Dutch people and forced a constitution on people who had voted "no" in a referendum for the people.
The trias politica which separates political powers reduces conflicts of interest and can increase political transparency in decision-making processes. Transparency and availability of information are essential to understand what is going on in the world of today.
For this article I had to double-check some information. Here are some sources I used.
Wikipedia on the separation of powers and the trias politica.
Project Gutenberg which provided a text copy of Montesquieu's work.
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Posted on 7 June, 2012
Repost from the National Post with an Erroneous Headline
'Your God is wrong': Anti-abortion Prolife activist to appeal conviction, saying judge attacked religion
Sarah Boesveld Jun 7, 2012 – 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: Jun 7, 2012 10:23 AM ET
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Mary Wagner (R) with fellow anti-abortion protester Linda Gibbons. Both have lengthy criminal records and jail time due to abortion clinic protests.
The lawyer for an anti-abortion activist jailed for entering a Toronto abortion clinic last fall is appealing her conviction, saying he thinks the judge may have left the impression of bias during a verbal skirmish in which the judge told his client: "Your God's wrong."
Justice S. F. Clements launched a "conditional attack on the Christian God" during the March 21 hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice, in which Mary Wagner was convicted of mischief and breach of probation, apellate lawyer Peter Boushy plans to argue during the forthcoming appeal hearing.
"I think it could be certainly argued on appeal that the justice's conditional attack on the Christian God, along with the tenor and content of his other comments that day, gives rise to a reasonable apprehension — and I stress the word 'apprehension'— of bias by [the judge]," Mr. Boushy said in a statement to the Post.
Supreme Court set to rule on whether jailed anti-abortion protester was treated fairly by law
Barbara Kay: Confronting abortion, 'the defining moral conflict of our epoch'
Andrew Coyne: The idea we can't debate abortion is unworthy of a democratic country
Is one woman's 16-year protest a case of harassment or free speech?
Court transcripts reveal a tense exchange, first between Judge Clements and one of Ms. Wagner's supporters in court and then between the judge and Ms. Wagner.
After the man was ordered out of the court by Judge Clements, the judge turned to Ms. Wagner and said "Ms. Wagner is smiling. You don't get it, do you Ms. Wagner?" before saying she does not know what the law means.
She asked him to explain it.
"If you think that you have some higher moral authority that allows you to break [the] rule of law, that allows you to go to that clinic, to allow you to disregard the rights of other people to use that clinic, to disrespect those people, then you are wrong, and your God is wrong, because no God would tolerate that," Judge Clements said.
Later in their exchange she said she would not stay away from abortion clinics in the future.
"You are going to go to jail," the judge said.
He found Ms. Wagner guilty of entering Bloor West Village Women's Clinic the morning of Nov. 8, 2011, approaching patients in the waiting room, refusing to leave and pushing on a door being closed on her by staff to prevent her entry into a secure area of the clinic. Ms. Wagner was already on probation for a previous mischief charge and was barred from contacting clinic staff or being at least 500 metres from its doors when she appeared that day.
In her victim impact statement, clinic co-owner Patricia Hasen said Ms. Wagner returns to the clinic despite her legal restrictions, adding that it puts employees in an "emotional tailspin when a staff member says 'Mary is here.'"
A devout Catholic, Ms. Wagner's pro-life activism has earned her a lengthy criminal record made up of mischief charges and jail time connected to her abortion clinic protests in Toronto and Vancouver. She is friends with Linda Gibbons, a well-known anti-abortion activist who will hear from the Supreme Court this week if she had been appropriately dealt with in the courts. In fact, Ms. Wagner and Ms. Gibbons encountered one another in prison shortly after the November incident, friend Leeda Crawford said.
'If you think that you have some higher moral authority that allows you to break [the] rule of law … then you are wrong, and your God is wrong, because no God would tolerate that'
In his sentencing, Judge Clements dismissed a joint submission from Crown counsel Derek Ishak and defence lawyer Russell Browne that took time served into account, saying it was "not substantial enough if she is not going to abide by court orders."
"You know, get a grip. She sure wouldn't like it if somebody was standing on her doorstep everyday pushing her around. If I had the power to do that, that is what I would do. I would have somebody in her face every day, go and rattle her door. How would she like that?" Judge Clements went on to say.
Mr. Boushy said he will raise concerns about that comment as well as the judge's exchange with Ms. Wagner over what is meant by the rule of law.
"There is simply no authority under the criminal code for a judge to so engage an accused during the sentencing process since all accused have the time honoured right to remain silent," Mr. Boushy's statement went on to say. "And this is for good reason. Because soon after this engagement, a fairly extensive debate ensued between Mary Wagner and the judge, the fruits of which the judge then used as an aggravating factor on sentence."
Judge Clements sentenced Ms. Wagner to an extra three months in jail. She was released May 21st, and is now in Illinois taking a religious course, Ms. Crawford said.
Mr. Boushy will get the date for the appeal hearing later this month and doesn't expect it to take place until fall.
Judge Clements did not respond to requests for comment.
Posted on 30 May, 2012
The War on Infant Girls
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Now we're just like China! This video is from the US perspective, so what is happening here is that Planned Parenthood is encouraging the young woman to use Medicaid, not to deliver a healthy baby, but to learn the gender of the child so that it can be aborted if it is a girl.
In Canada, one doesn't have to be so sneaky–we're all on "Medicaid," and so every taxpayer funds abortions as a matter of policy.
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Posted on 8 May, 2012
"Not Everyone Who Says, Evangelical, Evangelical Will Enter the Kingdom of Heaven."
Repost from the Gospel Coalition
JOE CARTER|2:28 AM CT
South Korea Finds Smuggled Capsules Contain Human Baby Flesh
The Story: South Korean customs officials seized thousands of smuggled drug capsulesfilled with powdered human flesh.
The Background: According to the Associated Press report, the capsules were made in northeastern China from dead babies whose bodies were chopped into small pieces and dried on stoves before being turned into powder, a statement from the Korea Customs Service said.
Customs officials refused to disclose where the babies came from or who made the capsules, citing possible diplomatic friction with Beijing. Chinese officials have been cracking down on the production of such capsules since last year.
The grim trade is being run from China, notes the Daily Mail, where corrupt medical staff are said to be tipping off medical companies when babies are aborted or delivered stillborn.
The tiny corpses are then bought, stored in household refrigerators in homes of those involved in the trade before they are removed and taken to clinics where they are placed in medical drying microwaves.
Once the skin is tinder dry, it is pummeled into powder and then processed into capsules along with herbs to disguise the true ingredients from health investigators and customs officers.
According to customs agents, 35 smuggling attempts have been made since August last year involving more than 17,000 capsules disguised as 'stamina boosters'.
The San Francisco Times reported that tests carried out on the pills confirmed they were made up of 99.7 per cent human remains.
What It Means: Why exactly should anyone have a problem with eating powdered fetus?
While the question is macabre, the answer is not as obvious as it might appear. Sadly, for too many people—including some Christians—their revulsion is aesthetic rather than moral: they are more disturbed by the consumption than they are in how the human being died. In fact, the Chinese using powered remains of babies for health benefits is considerably more moral than some similar practices supported by Christians in America.
In the case mentioned above, the human beings were already dead when their remains were used to make pharmaceuticals of questionable valuable. We rightly find that disturbing, yet almost a third of evangelicals support a procedure in which a human being is actively killed in order to use their remains for medical research of questionable utility.
Polls taken in the mid-2000s found that almost 40% of evangelicals supported harvesting the cells of embryos for medical research—even though the procedure ended a human life. Fortunately, the debate about embryonic stem cell research has largely subsided since the lies, exaggerations, and wishful thinking proffered by the research's supporters has been proven to be—as the critics always claimed—nothing more than lies, exaggerations, and wishful thinking.
Similarly, some of the same Christians who recoil in horror at the idea of a dead fetus being microwaved in a clinic in China show no concern for the "spare" embryos they created being left to thaw in an IVF clinic in America.
Our moral intuitions are justified—we should be disgusted by the cannibalistic customs of our pagan neighbors in the East. But we should wonder why our discernment fails us when, in the name of advancing science, curing disease, or alleviating infertility, we turn a blind eye to the Satanic practices supported by our Christian neighbors in the West.
We're like vegetarian butchers at Moloch's feast. We think we are somehow morally superior because we draw the line at eating the children we kill. But whether the blood is on our mouths or only on our hands, the stain of the slaughter seeps into our souls.
Joe Carter is an editor for The Gospel Coalition and the co-author of How to Argue Like Jesus: Learning Persuasion from History's Greatest Communicator.


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Chief Executive Officer and Director
Joseph J. Sarret joined CohBar as Chief Executive Officer and Director in May 2021. From 2019 until 2021, Dr. Sarret worked as a consultant in the life science industry, focusing on business development and corporate development activities. From 2015 until 2019, he served as Chief Business Officer at Corium International, Inc. (formerly NASDAQ: CORI), a biopharmaceutical company developing and commercializing transdermal healthcare products. Prior to Corium, Dr. Sarret served in senior leadership roles at Solazyme, Inc. (formerly NASDAQ: SZYM) and Sevident, Inc. From 2005 to 2012, he held several executive management roles, most recently serving as Chief Business Officer at Codexis, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDXS), a publicly traded life sciences company developing novel enzymes for a variety of applications. Earlier in his career, Dr. Sarret worked as a practicing clinician focused on patients with human immunodeficiency virus and an attorney specializing in IP transactional work in the life sciences industry. He received a B.A. in human biology from Stanford University, an M.D. from the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine and a J.D. from Stanford Law School.
Kenneth C. Cundy, Ph.D.
Chief Scientific Officer
Kenneth C. Cundy joined our Company as chief scientific officer in November 2014. From December, 2012 to November, 2014, Dr. Cundy served as the chief scientific officer for XenoPort, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of product candidates for the potential treatment of neurological disorders. He served at XenoPort, Inc. as senior vice president of preclinical and clinical sciences from 2011 to 2012, as its vice president of preclinical development from 2004 to 2011, and as its vice president of biopharmaceutics from 2000 to 2004. From 1992 to 2000, Dr. Cundy was senior director of biopharmaceutics at Gilead Sciences, Inc. Prior to Gilead Sciences, from 1988 to 1992 Dr. Cundy was principal research investigator at Sterling Drug, a pharmaceutical division of Eastman Kodak Company. He received a B.S. in pharmacy from the University of Manchester and was registered as a pharmacist in the UK. He received a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical sciences from the University of Kentucky and postdoctoral training in biochemistry at the University of California, Berkeley.
Jeffrey F. Biunno, CPA, MBA
Chief Financial Officer, Secretary and Treasurer
Jeffrey F. Biunno joined our Company in October 2013 as chief financial officer and was appointed secretary and treasurer in September 2014. Prior to joining CohBar, Mr. Biunno served as chief financial officer, secretary and treasurer of ManageIQ, Inc., a provider of global cloud IT systems management solutions, from March 2012 until its acquisition by Red Hat, Inc. in December 2012. From February 2009 until March 2012 Mr. Biunno served as vice president and worldwide controller of Dialogic Inc., a provider of mobile telecommunications network software and hardware enterprise solutions then listed on NASDAQ. Mr. Biunno founded Scalable Financial Solutions, LLC, a financial consulting firm, and operated it from March 2008 to January 2009. From February 2005 to March 2008, Mr. Biunno worked at Geller & Company, a financial services consulting firm. From 1997 to 2004, Mr. Biunno served as vice president and corporate controller of Novadigm, Inc. (NASDAQ: NVDM), an international provider of IT systems management solutions to Fortune 500 companies and government agencies. Mr. Biunno received a B.S. in accounting and an MBA in finance from Montclair State University. Mr. Biunno is a certified public accountant and a chartered global management accountant.
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Dr. Kent Grindstaff rejoined CohBar in January 2022. Dr. Grindstaff was previously at BioAge Labs, where he was the Senior Vice President, Discovery Research. Prior to BioAge Labs, he served for six years as the VP, Biology at CohBar. Earlier in his career, Dr. Grindstaff was Vice President, Global Operations at Solvo Biotechnology and Principal Investigator at XenoPort, Inc. Dr. Grindstaff holds a B.A. in Biology from Knox College, received his Ph.D. in Molecular Cell Biology and Biochemistry from Washington University in St. Louis and completed his post-doctoral fellowship in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology at Stanford University.


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Whilst scanning the sand on a Dorset beach with his metal detector,John Silver uncovers Aladdin's Magic Lamp.After floating in the sea for two thousand years, the lamp has become a battered relic of what it used to be.When John polishes his find to summon up the genie,the slave of the lamp cannot get past the twisted spout.Thinking that the lamp is just another useless piece of junk, John's mother throws it away for recycling.During the recycling process, the genie becomes miniaturized and the lamp is recreated as a bicycle bell.Although John doesn't own a bicycle, he feels compelled to buy the bell when he sees it displayed in a shop window. When he rings the bell, a tiny genie appears. John's first two wishes turn out to be miniature replicas of what he had asked for. His disappointment grows when the genie informs him that the lamp must be restored to its former glory before he can grant full sized wishes. The genie then tells John, that the only person with the power to turn the bicycle bell back into a lamp is Merlin the Magicain. Seated on a magic carpet with the genie on his shoulder, John travels back twenty eight years in time where he meets his mother and father and several of their friends who agree to accompany him on his great adventure to find merlin.


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Tyburn (The Southwark Saga, Book 1)
Sally Green is about to die.
She sees Death in the streets. She can taste it in her gin. She can feel it in the very walls of the ramshackle brothel where she is kept to satisfy the perversions of the wealthy. She had come to London as a runaway in search of her Cavalier father. Instead, she found Wrath, a sadistic nobleman determined to use her to fulfill a sinister ambition. As the last of her friends are murdered one by one, survival hinges on escape.
Nick Virtue is a tutor with a secret. By night he operates as a highwayman, relieving nobles of their riches to further his brother's criminal enterprise. It's a difficult balance at the best of times, and any day that doesn't end in a noose is a good one. Saving Sally means risking his reputation, and may end up costing him his life.
As a brutal attack throws them together, Sally finds she has been given a second chance. She is torn between the tutor and the highwayman, but she knows she can have neither. Love is an unwanted complication while Wrath haunts the streets. Nick holds the key to Wrath's identity, and Sally will risk everything to bring him to justice.
Unless the gallows take her first.
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Virtue's Lady (The Southwark Saga, Book 2)
Lady Jane Ramsey is young, beautiful, and ruined.
After being rescued from her kidnapping by a handsome highwayman, she returns home only to find her marriage prospects drastically reduced. Her father expects her to marry the repulsive Lord Lewes, but Jane has other plans. All she can think about is her highwayman, and she is determined to find him again.
Mark Virtue is trying to go straight. After years of robbing coaches and surviving on his wits, he knows it's time to hang up his pistol and become the carpenter he was trained to be. He busies himself with finding work for his neighbors and improving his corner of Southwark as he tries to forget the girl who haunts his dreams. As a carpenter struggling to stay in work in the aftermath of The Fire, he knows Jane is unfathomably far beyond his reach, and there's no use wishing for the impossible.
When Jane turns up in Southwark, Mark is furious. She has no way of understanding just how much danger she has put them in by running away. In spite of his growing feelings for her, he knows that Southwark is no place for a lady. Jane must set aside her lessons to learn a new set of rules if she is to make a life for herself in the crime-ridden slum. She will fight for her freedom and her life if that's what it takes to prove to Mark–and to herself–that there's more to her than meets the eye.
The Long Way Home (The Southwark Saga, Book 3)
A paranoid king, a poison plot, and hideous shoes…it's not easy being Cinderella.
After saving the life of the glamorous Marquise de Harfleur, painfully shy barmaid Alice Henshawe is employed as the lady's companion and whisked away to Versailles. There, she catches King Louis' eye and quickly becomes a court favorite as the muse for Charles Perrault's Cinderella. The palace appears to be heaven itself, but there is danger hidden beneath the façade and Alice soon finds herself thrust into a world of intrigue, murder, and Satanism at the heart of the French court.
Having left his apprenticeship to serve King Charles as a spy, Jack Sharpe is given a mission that may just kill him. In the midst of the Franco-Dutch war, he is to investigate rumors of a poison plot by posing as a courtier, but he has a mission of his own. His childhood friend Alice Henshawe is missing and he will stop at nothing to see her safe. When he finds her in the company of the very people he is meant to be investigating, Jack begins to wonder if the sweet girl he grew up with has a dark side.
When a careless lie finds them accidentally married, Alice and Jack must rely on one another to survive the intrigues of the court. As old affection gives way to new passion, suspicion lingers. Can they trust each other, or is the real danger closer than they suspect?


The keynote address is at the heart of the Conference's mission to educate our audience on the importance of respect for all human life and to encourage meaningful, informed discussion.
On his return to Saint Louis, Cardinal Dolan again served in parish ministry from 1983-87, and then was appointed to a five-year term as secretary to the Apostolic Nunciature in Washington, D.C. When he returned to St. Louis in 1992, he was appointed vice-rector and professor of Church History at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, as well as an adjunct professor of theology at Saint Louis University.
In 1994, he was appointed rector of the Pontifical North American College in Rome, where he remained until June 2001. While in Rome, he also served as a visiting professor of Church History both at the Pontifical Gregorian University and the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas.
On June 19, 2001 - the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood - then Monsignor Dolan was named the Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louis by Pope Saint John Paul II, choosing for his Episcopal motto the profession of faith of St. Peter: Ad Quem Ibimus, "To Whom Shall We Go?" (Jn 6:68).


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If the TSA Were Running New York
How would it respond to this weekend's Times Square bomb threat? Well, by extrapolation from its response to the 9/11 attacks and subsequent threats, the policy would be:
- All vans or SUVs headed into Midtown Manhattan would have to stop and have their contents inspected. If any vehicle seemed for any reason to have escaped inspection, Midtown in its entirety would be evacuated;
- A whole new uniformed force -- the Times Square Security Administration, or TsSA - would be formed for this purpose;
- The restrictions would never be lifted and the TsSA would have permanent life, because the political incentives here work only one way. A politician who supports more open-ended, more thorough, more intrusive, more expensive inspections can never be proven "wrong." The absence of attacks shows that his measures have "worked"; and a new attack shows that inspections must go further still. A politician who wants to limit the inspections can never be proven "right." An absence of attacks means that nothing has gone wrong -- yet. Any future attack would always and forever be that politician's "fault." Given that asymmetry of risks, what public figure will ever be able to talk about paring back the TSA?
Something about airplanes and air travel heightens the emotional response to such threats (as Bruce Schneier and I discussed in a Second Life conversation recently). Thus the mood of fear and panic after this event seems less than after the foiled "underwear bombing" airline plot at Christmas time. But as a matter of logic, the steps above are what the TSA approach would necessitate. After all, we still feel the consequences (shoes off! no liquids!) of the failed "shoe bomber" in 2001, and there is no foreseeable reason to expect that to change.
There is one other crucial element in the Times Square case, and it can't be stressed often enough. So far we have seen a New York-style rather than a Washington-style response to the threat. And while New York is the least "American" of U.S. cities, its emotional and social response is just what America's should be. Let me explain:
The point of terrorism is not to "destroy." It is to terrify. And for eight and a half years now, the dominant federal government response to terrorist threats and attacks has been to magnify their harm by increasing a mood of fear and intimidation. That is the real case against the ludicrous "orange threat level" announcements we hear every three minutes at the airport. It's not just that they're pointless, uninformative, and insulting to our collective intelligence; it's that their larger effect is to make people feel frightened rather than brave.
I won't go into the arguments about whether creation of an ever-threatened public mood is deliberate, or what interests it serves. I'll just say: it works against larger American interests (as argued here), and New York in these past two days has shown the alternative. That is nothing more than: being alert, but living your life and not skulking around terrified. I hate to say that when people act fearful, "the terrorists win," but it's true.
After the jump, quotes from a National Security Network posting today that lays out the importance of being resilient, as New Yorkers in general are doing now. I am anything but a Gothamite in spirit. "Nice place to visit" is about as far as I'll go. But today I say: I Heart NY!
From the National Security Network "Taking on Terror" essay:
This is at least the tenth such plot on New York foiled since 9/11/2001, and the city continues to thrive. Just hours after the failed attack was discovered and the vehicle removed, Times Square was once again packed and back to business. The vendor who alerted police was among the first back at work, "out here showing my colors" at 8:30 Sunday morning.Such resiliency has "historically been one of the United States' great national strengths," says terrorism expert and President of the Center for National Policy Stephen Flynn. While resilience foils terrorists' intentions, the overreaction and fear-mongering advocated by some conservatives creates a siege mentality that works against America's interests and strengths. Today we can be proud of our police and our fellow-citizens - and we should all take a lesson from New York.
New Yorkers demonstrate resilience, refuse to give in to fear. During and after the bomb scare this weekend, New York City residents showed why awareness and resolve are the best means for defusing terrorist threats... Following the scare, New York City officials were keen not to raise fears unnecessarily by indulging in speculation about the thwarted attack.
The next morning, it was clear that New Yorkers and visitors alike would not be intimidated by the evening's drama. The Washington Post reported: "...it was a testament to the national resilience that Times Square was packed again Sunday morning, just a few hours after the vehicle was disarmed and removed. The only visible signs of the close call the night before were the scores of police officers on the scene, including the white Technical Assistance Response Unit vans surveying the hours of video surveillance recordings from the cameras that are a ubiquitous staple of New York's post-Sept. 11 life." ...
In a piece for Foreign Affairs in 2008, Steve Flynn, now President of the Center for National Policy, noted: "...A climate of fear and a sense of powerlessness caused by the threats of terrorism and natural disasters are undermining American ideals and fueling political demagoguery. Rebuilding the resilience of American society is the way to reverse this and respond to today's challenges."
Editor of Newsweek International and Washington Post Columnist Fareed Zakaria writes that "The purpose of terrorism is to provoke an overreaction. Its real aim is not to kill the hundreds of people directly targeted but to sow fear in the rest of the population. Terrorism is an unusual military tactic in that it depends on the response of the onlookers. If we are not terrorized, then the attack didn't work." Similarly, Marc Lynch, senior fellow at CNAS and professor at George Washington University, explains that an "overreaction" to terrorism attempts plays "right into the hands of a terrorist group."
Next step in the thought experiment: after wondering what NY would look like this weekend if run by the TSA, imagining what the TSA might be like if run in the spirit of this weekend's NY.


The Ludwig Black Beauty Snare, featuring the famous black nickel-plated brass shell, is part of what made (and continues to make) the legendary drum company's name. Today, Ludwig announced a new take on the classic, with the release of its Raw Brass Snare.
Made with an aesthetic nod to the popular rustic-looking shells of contemporary custom builders like Q Drum Co. and A&F Drum Co., Ludwig is making its Raw Brass Snare with the same machinery and techniques behind the Black Beauty.
The new drums follow Ludwig's Raw Copperphonic Snare, released last year, which was the brand's first foray into the retro aesthetic.
Available in sizes 14"x5", 14"x6.5", and 14"x8", the Raw Brass Snare touts an unfinished-looking yet smooth patina, as well as a new P88 strainer. They have a 1.2mm seamless shell and include 2.33 steel triple flange hoops. Find them now on Reverb.


Read the Confused about cayenne pepper, chili powder and paprika discussion from the Chowhound General Discussion, Cayenne Pepper food community. Join the discussion today.
If you add the dehydrated peppers or powder to soups, stews or chili just add water as needed, as there is probably enough liquid in your recipe to accommodate reconstituting a few peppers or a few tablespoons of pepper powder.
2018-11-28· Determine which type of pepper will be right for making your crushed red pepper flakes. With a whole family of peppers you can pick, base your decision on how hot of a pepper you can handle. Pepper hotness is measured by Scoville units--the higher the Scoville unit, the hotter the pepper.
In most instances I've seen, in American cookbooks, "red pepper" refers to cayenne pepper or chili powder (not the spice mix designed for making chili con carne, but dried, ground chilis). It is usually spicy rather than being red bell pepper.
Since cayenne pepper is made solely from the cayenne pepper, it is not a chili powder substitute. Whereas chili powder is a blend of spices, cayenne pepper is pure ground dried chiles and is eight times hotter than chili powder.
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I use cayenne (pictured here) and jalapeno peppers, pepper flakes or cayenne powder in Hot Pepper Jelly, Salsa, Tomato Jam, Stews, Popcorn Seasoning and tons of other recipes. We like a bit of heat in our food, but compared to some of our friends and family, our tastes are probably on the tame side. So a big batch of peppers like in this photo will last us a long time.
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Q: Yahoo Pipes Only One Item per Hour Hello I'm building a Yahoo Pipe to feed my Facebook Fanpage. I have plenty of RSS Feeds which stream pictures and I want to limit the output to one picture per hour. But I'm completely new to pipes and can't find an understandable tutorial. Pipe looks like that
RSS1   RSS2 ... RSSn
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     PIPE OUTPUT

A: You can do that using this algorithm:

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*Create a new field that contains the date truncated to hours

*Use the Unique operator on this new field to get only one item per hour

You could implement this using pipes like this:

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*Copy pubDate to, say, datepart, using a Rename operator, with params:

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*item.pubDate

*Copy As

*datepart

*Truncate datepart, using a Regex operator, with params:

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*In = item.datepart

*replace = ^(.{13}).*

*with = $1
That is, since date fields are represented as YYYY-mm-DDTHH:MM:ssZ we take the first 13 characters to get the date part up until the hour and discard the rest. For example if pubDate was 2013-11-03T13:34:37 then we get 2013-11-03T13.

*Use a Unique operator based on item.datepart to filter items
As a simple demo, I put together a pipe for you that shows 1 question per month tagged yahoo-pipes on stackoverflow:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=72fea3931e145324f308f0d5f6852d93
Note that you will get different results depending on where you put these elements. For example, you could put this logic after your union, to get one image per hour from all your source feeds combined. Or you could put this logic before your union, to get one image per hour per feed.
You might also ask, in case of multiple images per hour, which one will be picked? The first one. I think the default ordering is by pubDate. To make Yahoo Pipes pick a different item, insert an appropriate Sort operator before Unique.


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Q: Firebase Functions deploy had errors with the following functions I am trying to deploy firebase functions and it gives below errors:
    PS D:\projects\functions> yarn deploy
i  functions: ensuring required API cloudfunctions.googleapis.com is enabled...
i  functions: ensuring required API cloudbuild.googleapis.com is enabled...
+  functions: required API cloudbuild.googleapis.com is enabled
+  functions: required API cloudfunctions.googleapis.com is enabled
i  functions: preparing functions directory for uploading...
i  functions: packaged functions (54.39 KB) for uploading
+  functions: functions folder uploaded successfully
i  functions: creating Node.js 16 function geoCodeByGoogle(us-central1)...
i  functions: creating Node.js 16 function placesByGoogle(us-central1)...

Functions deploy had errors with the following functions:
        geoCodeByGoogle(us-central1)
        placesByGoogle(us-central1)
i  functions: cleaning up build files...
Error: There was an error deploying functions:
- Error Failed to create function geoCodeByGoogle in region us-central1
- Error Failed to create function placesByGoogle in region us-central1
error Command failed with exit code 2.
info Visit https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/cli/run for documentation about this command.

I tried,

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*Deleting functions form CLI

*Tried changing the region and redeployed but still does not work as it is going to previous region settings.
3.Deleting Node modules
4.Renaming functions
5.Deleting functions from console
6.Redploying

Nothing worked.
Any idea guys, how to resolve it?
Thanks

A: Found the answer,
Just tried to print logs by hitting firebase functions:log which gave what was missed. In my case @googlemaps/google-maps-services-js was missing. I added and it worked.

A: Do this in beginning:- npm install -g firebase-tools

A: npm i -g firebase tools. Don't forget to do this.


The Christian campaign group that acted for the family of Alfie Evans could face an investigation by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), the Guardian has learned.
Three court of appeal judges criticised the role of supporters who may have "infiltrated or compromised" the legal representation of Alfie's parents, Tom Evans and Kate James.
…The high court judge Mr Justice Hayden was particularly critical of the role of Pavel Stroilov, a Russian-born law student who appeared to have taken the lead in representing Alfie's parents for the Christian Legal Centre (CLC).
The Christian Legal Centre is a project of the campaigning group Christian Concern, which I have discussed a number of times on this blog. Some background and criticism are provided by the blogging solicitor Nearly Legal here.
Stroilov believes he has uncovered an international conspiracy—chiefly directed by Gorbachev, but with the assistance of U.S. President George H. W. Bush—aimed at returning Israel to its 1947 borders as a quid pro quo for Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait. Gorbachev's anti-Jewish "socialist jihad" was part and parcel of his mission of "conquering the world" by using the "Red Arabs" of the Middle East, especially the Iraqis, Syrians, Libyans, and Egyptians, as his proxies. Bush (who, Stroilov suggests at one point, was Gorbachev's "agent") was duped into playing along because he was so heavily invested in building a "new world order" (p. 167).
Diamond is the CLC's "standing legal counsel", and he represented Alfie Evans's family at the Court of Appeal last month – and like Striolov, he was also rebuked by Mr Justice Hayden ("I don't need to be reminded we have a human being. You do not have the moral high ground in this court. It is treacherous terrain"). He and Batten in turn were previously linked via a "Proposed Charter of Muslim Understanding" that Batten launched at the House of Lords in 2007. This was a proposed loyalty oath for Muslims written by an activist named Sam Solomon; Batten provided the foreword, and the acknowledgements include thanks to Diamond for his "legal expertise" (Solomon later took the concept to the US, where it was promoted by Rick Womick, State Representative for Tennessee's 34th District).
As noted previously on this blog, Christian Concern has number of US links: it takes advice from the Alliance Defense Fund and is a "partner" of the World Congress of Families. There was also a link with the Tennessee Freedom Coalition, although that group appears to now be moribund. In 2011, Diamond addressed a meeting of MassResistance alongside the anti-gay activist Scott Lively, and Christian Concern promoted Lively during a trip to the UK a few years ago. However, Diamond is clear that he does not himself oppose gay rights, and he received an out-of-court settlement in 2005 when a religious news website apparently suggested otherwise.
Religious legal activism during the Alfie Evans case has also had a Catholic angle; on 25 April Sky News's Health Correspondent Paul Kelso noted on Twitter that "Barrister & solicitor for Ms James [Alfie Evans's mother] recruited by a supporter, Caroline Farrow, today. Phone, with Ms James on the line, handed to barrister, for their first conversation, by executive director of Christian Legal Centre". The barrister here was Jason Coppel QC – an odd decision given Diamond's involvement, and it prompted Mail Online to ask "Why did Alfie Evans' parents take different lawyers to their latest appeal?" Farrow is frequent media commentator, brought into TV debates to provide a Catholic perspective; previously, she did so as a member of a lay group called Catholic Voices, although that affiliation appears not be current.
Farrow's involvement has been criticised by Michael Mylonas QC, who led Alder Hey Hospital's legal team in the case. He suggests that Farrow made misleading statements about Alfie Evans's condition, and that she "breached" a Reporting Restriction Order in an article she wrote on the subject. In response, Farrow says that she had only "reflected" on the effects of medication "before the 2nd scan", that her article had been published before the order came into existence and that she had complied with it within hours.
Farrow also accuses "a group of lawyers" of "engaging with troll accounts" that in turn have elicited further abusive comments, and she says that she finds it "alarming and distressing" to be "lied about by lawyers" – a choice of wording obviously meant to invoke the "alarm and distress" criteria for the criminal offence of malicious communication (this is not a new strategy). Farrow has also cut links with the website Conservative Woman, after the site's editor Laura Perrins asked Farrow not not use her affiliation with the site as a credential in media appearances relating to the case – Farrow felt the need to publish their private exchange of messages, as documented by Tim Fenton here.
(1) One of these works, Inglorious Revolution. How the English Constitution was Subverted: And How to Reclaim Our Sovereignty is noted in the latest issue of Private Eye (1469, p. 7). The magazine notes the incongruity of such a title given that former UKIP leader Nigel Farage is now railing against the UK's "state-run medical system… backed up by the state court" on Fox News, and that the Christian Legal Centre is asserting its right "to appeal… to the European Court".
(2) In late 2016, Bukovsky went on trial accused of the possession of child abuse images on his computer; however, the trial was adjourned due to ill health and is now "postponed indefinitely".


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The Homesman | Tommy Lee Jones, Hillary Swank, Meryl Streep, Grace Gummer, Miranda Otto, Sonja Richter | Review
The Homesman
Actor Tommy Lee Jones took a stab at directing his first feature film with 2005's The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada. Now, ten years later he is back at the helm, directing himself in the western drama, The Homesman, that he cowrote with Kieran Fitgerald and Wesley Oliver, based on Glendon Swarthout's 1988 novel.
The story is set in the mid 1850's when the harsh realities of living on the almost desolate prairie of the Nebraska territory was too much for some to bare, especially women who struggled to help work the land and raise a family.
With their husbands unable to care for their wives who have gone insane and no man willing to pitch in, Mary Bee Cuddy (Hillary Swank) a 31 year old, unmarried, strong willed, pious woman comes to the plate, volunteering to transport three such woman, 19 year old Arabella (Grace Gummer, Meryl Streep's daughter), Theoline (Miranda Otto), and Gro (Sonja Richter) by a make shift covered wagon to a safe haven in Iowa where the town's Methodist minister and his wife (Meryl Streep) have agreed to take them in.
After eventually realizing the journey might be more than one person, yet alone a single woman, can handle, help appears in the form of George Briggs (Jones) a scraggly old drifter, claim jumper and army deserter, that Cuddy comes across in a life threatening position. In exchange for escorting the women to their destination, Cuddy promises to save Briggs' life, which considering his state of being, is an offer he can't refuse. What follows is their arduous five week journey, in which the unlikely pair and their human cargo endure challenges including starvation, an encounter with hostile Native Americans, a sleazy cowboy with rape on his mind (Tim Blake Nelson), and other hardships that threaten their mission.
Swank delivers a powerful and moving performance as Mary Bee, a spinster desperate to find a husband despite constant rejection by potential male suitors who deem her too bossy and "plain as an old tin pail". While tough on the outside, there is much more to her complex character and we get to see a soft, compassionate side along with a vulnerability that reveals her deep emotional pain and suffering.
Although the movie starts off about the women, halfway through, the story takes a shocking, unexpected turn whereafter it shifts to Tommy Lee Jones' character becoming the central focus. True to form, Jones delivers yet another fine performance as Briggs who, in spite of his self serving, nasty and irresponsible behavior is given an opportunity to redeem himself. Unfortunately, his role is infused with occasional humor that for such a serious drama, feels out of place.
With all things considered, regardless of its uneven tone and execution, I recommend The Homesman because is not the traditional western, for Swanks's standout, memorable performance, the gorgeous cinematography by Rodrigo Prieto (Brokeback Mountain), and its rare, revealing insight into what frontier life was like for women and the horrendous toll it took on them. Although bleak and filled with heartache and tragedy, The Homesman offers a rocky, yet interesting journey worth taking.
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