I love making Pot Roast this time of year. It makes the whole house smell amazing and the Bozos love it. I saw this recipe in my new cookbook by the Barefoot Contessa and I've been dying to try it. This isn't necessarily an easy recipe. Not in the sense that it's difficult technique-wise, but it does include a fairly large ingredient list, and contains many steps. This is the type of meal you start when you have a big block of time to spend in the kitchen. But, I think it's worth it for special meals. In my version I've adapted the original recipe slightly.
For starters, I didn't add the chicken bouillon cube to the sauce. I'm not a fan of bouillon, unless it's the all-natural variety, because really it's just a small brick of MSG and salt. The roast is cooked with many flavorful vegetables for hours. Everything breaks down and gets infused with flavor, so really I didn't find it needed the bouillon. I also adjusted the quantities of salt. As much as I love Ina's recipes, I find they can be a bit heavy handed with the salt. However, everyone has different tastes...so, just adjust it to suit yours.
Finally, the original recipe suggests making a roux at the end, from flour and butter, and stirring that into the finished sauce to help thicken it. I didn't bother with this step, as I thought it was just the right consistency as is. Totally up to you whether you'd like to add that step in. For your reference, you can find the original recipe here.
First, prepare the veggies. Chop 2 cups of onions. Put them in a mixing bowl and add 2 cups of chopped carrots, 2 cups of chopped celery, and 5 smashed cloves of garlic.
Next, you will need 3-4 leeks. Chop the white and light green parts and rinse well in water to remove any grit. You should have 2 cups. Add them to the bowl and set aside for now.
Next, you'll need a 4-5 lb. boneless beef chuck roast. I put mine in a large mixing bowl to avoid a giant mess. Pat the roast dry with paper towels and season generously with kosher salt and ground pepper on all sides. Next, roll it in flour until coated on all sides and shake off the excess.
Heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a large dutch oven, over medium heat. Sear the roast on all sides, for about 4-5 minutes per side. Remove it to a plate.
If the pot is dry, you can add another 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Then toss in the chopped veggies and saute for 10 minutes, or until they are tender. Add 2 cups of red wine and 2 tablespoons of Cognac. Bring to a boil. Tie a few sprigs of fresh thyme and fresh rosemary together with some kitchen twine. Add that to the pot, along with a 28oz. can of whole tomatoes, 1 cup of chicken stock, a teaspoon of salt and some pepper.
Stir to combine. Then add the roast back in and bring the liquid back up to a boil. Cover the pot, place in the oven and roast for 1 hour. Reduce the oven temperature to 250 degrees and roast for an additional 1 1/2 hours, or until the meat is very tender.
and serve with the sauce. This recipe makes a lot of sauce. Much more than you will need. So, it would be a good time to make some mashed potatoes.
I've made some minor changes to Ina's original recipe. I skipped making a roux from flour and butter, then adding it to the finished sauce - as I thought the chunky vegetables, only half pureed, did a fine job of getting the sauce just thick enough. I also eliminated adding a chicken bouillon cube to the sauce, as I'm not a fan of using bouillon. Typically, it's loaded with MSG, so I try to avoid using it in my cooking. There are companies out there that make all-natural bouillon, but it's difficult to find them in chicken. This recipe is far from lacking flavor...truthfully, it doesn't need any.
Pat the roast dry with paper towels and season generously with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper. Coat all sides of the roast well with flour and tap off the excess. Heat 2 tablespoons of the olive oil in a large dutch oven over medium heat. Place the roast in the pot and sear for 4-5 minutes, or until well browned. Flip the roast and continue searing for 4-5 minutes per side until all surfaces are nicely browned. Remove from the pot and set aside.
Heat another 2 tablespoons of olive oil in the same pot, over medium heat. Add the onions, carrots, celery, garlic and leeks. Season with a teaspoon of kosher salt and a 1/2 teaspoon of freshly ground black pepper. Cook for 10-15 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are softened and just beginning to brown. Add the wine and Cognac and bring to a simmer. Tie the herbs together with kitchen twine and add to the pot, along with the tomatoes and chicken stock. Return the roast to the pot and bring back to a boil. Cover the pot, place in the oven and roast for 1 hour. Reduce the oven temperature to 250 degrees and roast for an additional 1 1/2 hours, or until the meat is very tender.
Transfer the roast to a cutting board. Remove the herb stems from the pot and skim as much visible fat from the surface as possible. Transfer about half of the liquid and vegetables to a blender, or food processor and puree until smooth. Add the puree back to the pot and stir to combine with the remaining chunky vegetables. Leave the sauce as is, or simmer for several minutes to reduce to desired consistency. Taste for seasoning, and add some kosher salt and black pepper to taste, if desired. Remove the ties from the roast and slice. Arrange the slices on a serving platter and cover with sauce. Serve with extra sauce on the side.
Notes: You will have much more sauce than you'll need for the roast. I recommend making a side of creamy mashed potatoes to help use it up!


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Beaconsfield Station Sheep Wash is a heritage-listed sheep washing facility at Beaconsfield Station, Ilfracombe, Longreach Region, Queensland, Australia. It was built in 1890s. It is also known as Beaconsfield Station Sheep Wash (Ruins). It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992.

History
The former Beaconsfield Station Sheep Wash comprises a dam, washing trough, machinery and tramlines situated on a creek bank near the site of the 19th century woolshed, north of Ilfracombe.

The runs that later comprised Beaconsfield Station were first taken up in 1872, although they were acquired by southern investors and little development seems to have taken place before the property was bought by George Fairbairn in 1882. Fairbairn built one of the greatest pastoral empires in Australia, his station holdings in Queensland including Landsdowne, Barcaldine Downs, Home Creek, Bimerah, Delta, Logan Downs, Wolfgang, and Beaconsfield, which became one of Australia's premier sheep stations. At their peak, the Fairbairn stations in Queensland carried over 800,000 sheep with Beaconsfield alone commonly running 100,000 head.

Beaconsfield's growth is largely attributed to its manager, Walter Anderson, who oversaw the station for Stephen Fairbairn, the youngest of George's several sons, and was resident at the station between the 1880s and early 1900s. A number of improvements were made during the stewardship of these two men; in 1893 an artesian bore was put down and 24 Wolseley shearing machines were installed at the shearing shed, which was also used by other property owners. The sheep wash is thought to have been built around this time.

Sheep accumulate dirt, grease and vegetable material such as burrs in their fleeces. Washing the sheep before shearing removes this matter, reducing the weight of the wool to be transported. The Beaconsfield wool wash was built near a former dam on Brutus Creek about  from a shearing shed. The pumping machinery was installed in a timber-lined trough cut into the bank of the dam. Water was drawn out of the dam by a steam pump located in the trough near the creek. The sheep were washed in the trough by a combination of manual scrubbing and water jets located along the length of the trough. The washed sheep were then moved up a race on the western side of the trough to draining pens where they stood before being taken to the woolshed on trolleys that were winched along twin rail lines. The winch was possibly powered by the steam engine used to power the steam press in the shed.

The process was found unsatisfactory, perhaps because of difficulties in obtaining sufficient water supply, and was abandoned later in the 1890s. The wash may have been abandoned after an artesian bore was sunk at Ilfracombe in c.1897 and a wool scour established soon after. Other steam-driven scouring works, popular in the early 1890s, had by the end of the decade been rendered obsolete by the establishment of a wide-ranging network of large, mechanised wool scours (e.g. the Blackall Woolscour). Over time the track and trolleys were removed to sugar mills and the wool scours at Cramsie (near Longreach) and Ilfracombe.

The scheme is considered highly unusual in Queensland pastoral practice; the large scale of both the scheme and of the pump itself are testament to both the imagination and capital resources of the Fairbairns who may have had experience of comparable schemes in New South Wales and Victoria.

George Fairbairn died in 1895, after which the property passed to Stephen Fairbairn who moved to England in 1904 and remained there until his death in 1938. After his departure, the property reverted to the family company with Walter Anderson as manager until 1907, when Frederick Cobb took over from him. In 1911 the property was sold to John Murray. By this time Beaconsfield's area had been somewhat reduced by resumption.

John Murray was a Scot who had moved to Victoria with his family as a youth. In 1864 he moved to Rockhampton to join his oldest brother and took up a run in the area called Fitzroy Park. He was successfully involved in the sugar industry in the 1870s. Entering politics in 1888 as a member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, he later became a member of the Queensland Legislative Council and Minister for Railways and Public Works. After his retirement in 1903 he expanded his pastoral holdings, including the acquisition of Beaconsfield.

Following his death in 1917 the property passed to his son Norman who had managed Beaconsfield since its purchase. It continued as one of the larger properties in Queensland's central west until further resumptions were effected in 1929. The property is still held by members of this family.

Description

Beaconsfield is located approximately  north of Ilfracombe. The former sheep wash is located some  west of the homestead. The shearing shed, about  south-east of the sheep wash, has been replaced by a modern building.

The remains of the sheep wash are on the bank of an intermittently dry creek; the dam that retained the water there was washed away in a flood.

The visible remains of the sheep washing process comprise a circle of timber stumps, which supported the turning loop of the twin rails from the wash to the shearing shed and which encircled the draining yard. Miscellaneous machinery survives including a  centrifugal pump made by Robinson Bros & Co. (patent 1882) of Melbourne, jets under which the sheep were washed, and the end of the pump with a column to a head of pressure.

Heritage listing
The former Beaconsfield Station Sheep Wash was listed on the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992 having satisfied the following criteria.

The place is important in demonstrating the evolution or pattern of Queensland's history.

The former Beaconsfield Station Sheep Wash, thought to have been constructed in about 1893, is important in demonstrating the evolution of mass wool production techniques during the development of Queensland's pastoral industry. It is a good example of an attempt at mass, mechanised washing of sheep using available technology in a remote location.

The place demonstrates rare, uncommon or endangered aspects of Queensland's cultural heritage.

The former sheep wash is important as an uncommon example of a large-scale sheep washing system in outback Queensland.

The place has potential to yield information that will contribute to an understanding of Queensland's history.

The former sheep wash at Beaconsfield has the potential to yield information that will contribute to an improved understanding of wool production techniques in outback Queensland during the 19th century. The place is sufficiently intact to permit further study of the washing technique used at that location and to contribute to a broader understanding of the development of Queensland's wool industry.

The place is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a particular class of cultural places.

The former Beaconsfield Station Sheep Wash is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of such a facility, the following key features being extant: a dam, washing trough, pump, water jet, and tramline for transporting the washed sheep to the nearby woolshed.

The place has a special association with the life or work of a particular person, group or organisation of importance in Queensland's history.

The former Beaconsfield Station Sheep Wash has a special association with the Fairbairn pastoral empire, one of the most extensive pastoral holdings in Australia at the time. It has a particular association with Stephen Fairbairn and Walter Anderson the owner and manager of Beaconsfield respectively, who were responsible for its development into one of Australia's foremost sheep stations.

References

Attribution

External links

Queensland Heritage Register
Longreach Region
Agricultural buildings and structures in Queensland
Articles incorporating text from the Queensland Heritage Register
Australian sheep industry

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W/14/00547/PN Non-householder planning application Wood Norton Hall, Evesham Road, Wood Norton, Evesham, WR11 4TE
Erection of a building comprising a close care retirement community (Class C2) comprising 60 care bedrooms, 50 care suites and 50 care apartments and erection of a further building providing 13 apartments (Class C3).
Location: Wood Norton Hall, Evesham Road, Wood Norton, Evesham, WR11 4TE
Parish: Norton & Lenchwick
Ward: Harvington & Norton
Application Received: 12 March 2014
Statutory Start Date: 16 April 2014
Consultation Period From: 24 April 2014
Consultation Period End: 3 March 2015
Decision Date: 12 August 2015
Case Officer: Heather Pearson
No building hereby permitted shall be occupied until surface water drainage works have been implemented in accordance with details that have been submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority. Before these details are submitted an assessment shall be carried out of the potential for disposing of surface water by means of a sustainable drainage system in accordance with the principles set out in Annex F of PPS25 (or any subsequent version), and the results of the assessment provided to the local planning authority. Where a sustainable drainage scheme is to be provided, the submitted details shall: provide information about the design storm period and intensity, the method employed to delay and control the surface water discharged from the site and the measures taken to prevent pollution of the receiving groundwater and/or surface waters; include a timetable for its implementation; and provide a management and maintenance plan for the lifetime of the development which shall include the arrangements for adoption by any public authority or statutory undertaker and any other arrangements to secure the operation of the scheme throughout its lifetime. Reason - To ensure the proposed development is served by an appropriate surface water drainage system.
None of the development hereby permitted shall be occupied until works for the disposal of foul sewage have been provided on the site to serve the development hereby permitted, in accordance with details to be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority.
Reason - To ensure a satisfactory means of drainage is available to serve the development.
The development hereby permitted shall only be occupied by
(i) persons who at the date of taking up residence shall be over 60 years of age, frail, in need of care and support or any spouse, cohabitee or dependent living with any such person for duration of that person's or the dependent's life; or (ii) any registered disabled person and any spouse, cohabitee or dependent living with any such person for duration of that person's or the dependent's life; or (iii) any person in need of and currently receiving care and support and any spouse, cohabitee or dependent living with any such person for duration of that person's or the dependent's life; or (iv) any person employed or engaged to provide services for any persons living on the site falling within any of the categories i to iii above.
Reason - As the development proposal is only deemed acceptable against planning policies because it is proposed to provide accommodation for elderly persons for which there is a significant need.
The development hereby permitted shall not be brought into use until the applicant has submitted to and have approved in writing a staff and residential Travel Plans that promotes sustainable forms of access to the site with the Local Planning Authority. This plan thereafter will be implemented and updated in agreement with Worcestershire County Councils Travel plan co-ordinator.
Reason - To reduce vehicle movements and promote sustainable means of transport.
Notwithstanding the details provided with the planning application and prior to the commencement of development hereby approved the following details shall be submitted to the local planning authority for approval in writing:-
- details on how renewable energy measures are to be incorporated into the proposed development; - details of energy efficiency measures to be incorporated into the proposed development; and - details of construction materials to be used in the proposed development with the aim of minimising the use of primary non-sustainable materials.
The approved measures shall be implemented and incorporated into the approved development in line with a implementation timetable to be submitted and approved in writing by the local planning authority prior to the commencement of development.
Reason - To ensure the prudent use of natural resources.
Prior to the commencement of development full details of measures to safeguard protected species and to enhance the biodiversity of the site shall be submitted to the local planning authority for approval in writing. Details to be submitted shall include:-
- measures to protect bats and roosts within the existing trees on the site during construction; - position and design of new bat boxes to provided on the site; - measures to be employed to avoid harm to bats during the demolition of existing buildings; - position and design of roosts to be provided within any of the proposed buildings; - a timetable for implementation of the various proposed measures.
The development shall be carried out fully in compliance with the approved measures and implementation timetable.
Reason - To ensure that the proposed development does not harm protected species and enhances the biodiversity value of the site.
Prior to the commencement of development a scheme for the external lighting of the site shall be submitted to the local planning authority for approval in writing. No external lighting other than that approved as part of this scheme shall be provided on the site.
Reason - In the interests of visual amenity and to ensure that the proposed external lighting does not have an adverse impact on the well-being of protected species.
All planting and seeding/turfing comprised in the submitted landscape master plans and planting plan (1002 L 18 Rev B ), hereby approved, shall be carried out in the first planting season following the completion or first occupation/use of the development, whichever is the sooner.
Reason - To protect and enhance the visual amenities of the area and to ensure the satisfactory development of the site - in accordance with Policy GD2, Policy ENV1 and Policy SUR2 of the Wychavon District Local Plan (June 2006).
The development hereby permitted shall not be brought into use until the vehicular accesses and entrances, turning areas internal roadways and parking facilities shown on the approved plan have been properly consolidated, surfaced, drained and otherwise constructed in accordance with details to be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority and these areas shall thereafter be retained and kept available for those uses at all times.
Reason - In the interests of internal vehicle and pedestrian safety.
The development hereby permitted shall not begin until a Construction Method Statement has been submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority in consultation with the Highway Authority. The approved statement shall be adhered to throughout the construction period. The statement shall set out and relate to the following issues:-
a) The parking of vehicles of site operatives and visitors within the application site. b) Loading and unloading of plant and materials within the application site. c) Storage of plant and materials within the application site. d) Siting of site offices within the application site. e) routing of construction traffic onto and off the site f) measures to minimise and control noise, vibration and dust disturbance from the site during construction (including hours of construction and delivery times) g) artificial lighting h) details of the timing and method of any piling and boring work to be carried out on the site.
Reason - To prevent indiscriminate parking in the interests of highway safety and to ensure the proposed construction works do not unduly harm the amenities of nearby properties.
No dwelling hereby permitted shall be occupied until the applicant has submitted to and have approved in writing a welcome pack that promotes sustainable travel for future residents with the Local Planning Authority.
Reason - To reduce vehicle movements and promote sustainable access.
9284/PL016 Existing Site Plan/Block Plan 9284-PL017 Site Location Plan 9284-PL003B Floor Plan Level 0 9284-PL005B Floor Plan Level 2 9284-PL006B Floor Plan Level 3 9284-PL007B Floor Plan Level 4 9284-PL008B Roof Plan 9284-PL009B VCC Elevations 9284-PL010B VCC Elevations 9284-PL011B VCC Elevations 9284-PL012B VCC Elevations
9284-PL020A Block 03 Floor Plans 9284-PL021A Block 03 Elevations
1002L.12_Rev M Landscape Masterplan 1002L.13_Rev G Landscape Masterplan 1002L.14_Rev G Landscape Masterplan 1002L.18_Rev C Planting Plan
No development shall take place until samples of the materials to be used in the construction of the external surfaces of the buildings hereby permitted have been submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Development shall be carried out in accordance with the approved details.
Reason - Details shown on the drawings are not satisfactory and to ensure the proposed development appears in keeping with the area.
Prior to the commencement of development, details of scheme for the provision and implementation of a surface water regulation system that includes the use of Sustainable Drainage Systems shall be submitted to the Local Planning Authority for approval in writing. The Scheme should ensure no increase in run-off from the site for all flood events up to the 100 year storm event with allowances for climate change. The surface water drainage scheme should identify any possible overland flood flow routes that could occur, and ensure no properties are affected. A scheme for maintenance and adoption of the drainage system should also be provided for approval in writing.
A surface water drainage scheme shall be implemented in accordance with approved details prior to the occupation of the development hereby approved or in accordance with an alternative timetable agreed in writing by the Local Planning Authority. Once provided the drainage system shall be maintained in accordance with the approved maintenance scheme.
Reason - To ensure the provision of an adequate and sustainable drainage system.
Prior to the first occupation of the apartments hereby approved secure parking for 2 cycles to comply with the Council's standards shall be provided for of each category C3 dwelling and these facilities shall thereafter be retained for the parking of cycles only.
Reason - To comply with the Council's parking standards.
Prior to the first occupation of the care units herby approved secure and dry staff parking for 20 cycles to comply with the Council's standards shall be provided within the curtilage of site and these facilities shall thereafter be retained for the parking of cycles only.
Development shall not begin until wheel-cleaning apparatus has been provided in accordance with details to be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority and this equipment shall be operated and maintained during construction of the development hereby approved.
Reason - To ensure that the wheels of vehicles are cleaned before entering and leaving the principal road A44 in the interests of highway safety.
Drainage arrangements shall be provided to ensure that surface water from the main entrance and southern entrance to A44 together with the internal roads does not discharge onto the public highway. No drainage or effluent from the proposed development shall be allowed to discharge into any highway drain or over any part of the public highway.
Reason - In the interests of highway safety.
Before any other works hereby approved are commenced, visibility splays shall be provided from a point 0.6m above ground level at the centre of the access to the application site and 2.4 metres back from the nearside edge of the adjoining carriageway A44 (measured perpendicularly), for a distance of 90 metres in a northerly direction and 90m in a southerly direction measured along the nearside edge of the adjoining carriageway. Nothing shall be planted, erected and/or allowed to grow on the triangular area of land so formed which would obstruct the visibility described above and these areas shall thereafter be retained and kept available for visibility purposes at all times.
Upon completion and occupation of 75% of the units hereby approved, the existing southern vehicular access arrangements onto the adjoining highway, A44 shall be closed. Details of the means of secure closure, which shall include the restored "Golden Gates", of this existing set back gated entrance shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority and the scheme shall subsequently be implemented in accordance with the approved details.
Reason - To ensure the safe and free flow of traffic using the adjoining County highway.
Demolition, clearance or construction work and deliveries to and from the site in connection with the development hereby approved shall only take place between the hours of 08.30 and 17.00hrs Monday to Friday. There shall be no demolition, clearance or construction work or deliveries to and from the site on Saturdays, Sundays or Bank Holidays.
Reason - To preserve the amenities of the locality.
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Richmond Care Villages Holdings Limited
Richmond Villages
Letcombe Regis
Mr R Bradbeer
Bradbeer Planning Ltd
Lypiatt Green
Nether Lypiatt
Erection of a building comprising a close care retirement community (Class C2) comprising 60 care bedrooms, 50 care suites and 50 care apartments and erection of a further building providing 13 apartments (Class C3) as approved under permission ref no. W/14/00547/PN but without compliance with condition 13 ( to allow change to list of approved plans and design of Village Centre Building)
Erection of a building comprising a close care retirement community (Class C2) comprising 60 care bedrooms, 50 care suites and 50 care apartments and erection of a further building providing 13 apartments (Class C3) as approved under permission ref no. W/14/00547/PN but without complying with condition 13 (so as to allow change to list of approved plans and access to, positioning and design of Block 3)
Erection of a building comprising a close care retirement community (Class C2) comprising 60 care bedrooms, 50 care suites and 50 care apartments and erection of a further building providing 13 apartments (Class C3) as approved under permission ref no. W/14/00547/PN but without compliance with condition 21 (so as to allow the southern vehicle access to remain open).
W/14/00194/LB
Listed Building consent: Withdrwn by Applicant/Agent/Non determin
We seek a variation of condition 7 for a s.73 Minor material amendment to 'flip' the building to make it more coherent with the service entity of the hotel. Further detail may be found in the submitted supporting documents
NM/14/00287/NM
Non Material Amendment: Approved - Non Material Amendment
Non material amendment to planning approval W/13/00884/PN re-orientation of the layout of the building east-west. Amendment to 'flip' the building allowing the service function of the events space to be located closer to the principle hotel.
Demolition of existing single storey timber shed and the construction of a single storey conference facility -Variation of condition 6 of planning permission W/13/00884/PN (the installation of rainwater harvester) to the recently built conference centre building, so that water butts be used instead.
Demolition of existing single storey timber shed and the construction of a single storey conference facility
W/11/01793/ET
Extension of Time: Approved - Extension of Time
Application to extend the time limit for implementation of outline planning permission W/08/03294/OU for continuing care retirement community (Class C2) comprising 30 care bedrooms, 55 care suites and 35 care apartments.
Non Material Amendment: Refused - Non Material Amendment
Non-material amendment to application W/10/02853/PN for the construction of a new intercepting (mini) pumping station on an existing foul sewer adjacent to manhole 6.
Sewage treatment plant.
W/08/03294/OU
Outline: Approved - Outline
Continuing care retirement community (Class C2) comprising 30 care bedrooms, 55 care suites and 35 care apartments.
Replacement of road blockers and works to access road.
Outline: Refused - Outline


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The UK's newly created National Cyber Advisory Board has held its first meeting in London, bringing together expertise from across the country to set out an agenda to protect and promote the UK's interests in the digital world, and counter cyber threats.
Chaired by chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Oliver Dowden, who replaced Nadim Zahawi in the post after Rishi Sunak's elevation to Number 10, and Lloyds Banking Group CISO Sharon Barber, the board's inaugural session took place ahead of the planned launch of a campaign to tackle cyber fraud in the run-up to Christmas.
The meeting follows the September 2022 release of figures by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), revealing that there were 2.7 million incidences of cyber-related fraud targeting organisations and private individuals in the UK in the 12 months to March 2022, making it the third "most-targeted" nation for cyber attacks, behind the US and Ukraine.
Among some of the topics under discussion were the government's Whole of Society approach, laid down in the £2.6bn National Cyber Strategy, improving the UK's overall levels of security and resilience, better preparing the country for evolving threats and risks, and using cyber capabilities to protect the public from cyber crime, digitally enabled fraud, and hostile states.
"Protecting and promoting the UK's interests in cyber space cannot be achieved in isolation, it must be a shared endeavour between government and all parts of the economy and society," said Dowden.
"We have seen how cyber attacks are increasing, putting the UK and our businesses and services on the frontline of global threats. That's why this new National Cyber Advisory Board is so important, bringing leaders from across industry, the third sector and academia to share information and expertise on how to build and protect our digital economy and services."
Barber added: "The digital world is ever changing, and businesses and the government must continue to adapt, innovate and invest to protect ourselves, the public and our data – that's why we need everyone around the table through the board working together to help keep individuals and businesses safe online.
"Only if we ensure everyone plays their part in the UK's cyber future will we prosper from the opportunities that the online world brings," she said.
The board's membership includes techUK CEO Julian David, UK Cyber Security Council chair Claudia Natanson, ICO executive director of regulatory futures Stephen Bonner, Tech Talent Charter co-founder and CEO Debbie Forster, Plexal innovation director Saj Huq, and Queen's University Belfast pro vice-chancellor of engineering and physical sciences Chris Johnson.
Other organisations at the table include online fashion retailer Asos, advisory practice Brunswick Group, and high street stalwart Marks and Spencer, while the tech sector is represented by voices from Cisco, Google Cloud, Microsoft, Secureworks and Vodafone.


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How to Use the Optional Features of the GFDL
by Richard Stallman
The GNU FDL (GNU Free Documentation License) includes two optional features, invariant sections and cover texts, which you can use if you wish. The manual's license notice should say whether you are using these features.
The simplest case is that you do not use these features. Then the license notice should say so, like this:
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this
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Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software
Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and
no Back-Cover Texts.  A copy of the license is included in the
section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".
But if you want to use these features, here is an explanation of what they are intended for and how to use them.
Invariant sections
The idea of invariant sections is that they give you a way to express nontechnical personal opinions about the topic.
The classical example of an invariant nontechnical section in a free manual is the GNU Manifesto, which is included in the GNU Emacs Manual. The GNU Manifesto says nothing about how to edit with Emacs, but it explains the reason why I wrote GNU Emacs—to be an essential part of the GNU operating system, which would give computer users freedom to cooperate in a community. Since the GNU Manifesto presents the principles of the GNU Project, rather than features of GNU Emacs, we decided that others should not remove or change it when redistributing the Emacs Manual, and we wrote that requirement into the license. In effect, we made the GNU Manifesto into an invariant section, though without using that term. To do this today using the GNU FDL, we would write the license notice like this:
Foundation; with the Invariant Sections being just "GNU
Manifesto", with no Front-Cover Texts, and with no Back-Cover
Texts.  A copy of the license is included in the section
entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".
This says that the section "GNU Manifesto" is the only invariant section.
The old Emacs Manual license did not allow others who modify and redistribute the manual to add new invariant sections. But while formulating a more general version of the concept for the GNU FDL, I felt that it would be more morally consistent if those who modify a manual can write invariant sections, just as the first authors can. The FDL permits this.
But that feature requires a safeguard to prevent it from being abused to endanger the free status of the manual. Person B who modifies a manual that was written by person A should not be able to make any of person A's documentation invariant, for that would deny person C the permission to modify it further. Likewise, if person B adds documentation for additional subtopics, this added documentation must not be invariant; the documentation itself must be modifiable by others. The FDL's conditions on adding invariant sections provide this safeguard.
There is no need for a manual to have any invariant sections. The simplest case is to have none at all. You do not have to list the GNU FDL itself as an invariant section, because the FDL explicitly says that the FDL itself may not be changed. The FDL also distinguishes certain section titles, "History" and "Dedications" and others. You should not list these sections as invariant, because the FDL already gives the rules for these sections.
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A cover text is a short piece of text that you insist must be printed on the cover of the manual when the manual is published, even if someone else is publishing it. You can specify a "front-cover text" which has to be printed on the front cover, and you can specify a "back-cover text" which has to be printed on the back cover. You can specify one of each.
Cover texts are a new feature, so I cannot cite past examples of their use, but the intended purpose is simple. They are meant to give the original publisher of an edition a way to ask or encourage people to buy the copies they publish rather than those of some other reprinter. For example, we could imagine specifying this as a back-cover text:
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Spain Park won seven straight games in the Gulf Coast Classic before falling to Austin 5-4 in the semifinals. (Reporter photo/Keith McCoy)
Spain Park makes semis of Gulf Coast Classic
By Alec Etheredge
Published 2:00 pm Friday, March 31, 2017
By ALEC ETHEREDGE | Sports Editor
GULF SHORES – After a 4-0 start in pool play to the 2017 Gulf Coast Classic in Gulf Shores, Spain Park had more than the beach on their mind as they were able to pick up the No. 2 overall seed heading into the single elimination portion of the tournament, which gave them ideas of bringing home a spring break championship.
Starting at 12:30 on Wednesday, March 29, the Jags took to the field at the Gulf Shores Sportsplex and continued their dominating chase all the way to the semifinals where they lost their first one-run game of the year in a 5-4 contest with Austin High School.
Still though, in a tournament that featured 39 of the best high school softball teams from around the southeast, picking up just their second loss of the season and making a run all the way to the semifinals shows just how much confidence this group can play with.
Game 1. Spain Park 9 Oneonta 3
After falling behind 3-1 after the top half of the second, Spain Park turned up the heat as their bats caught fire. The Jags scored eight unanswered runs over the final three innings to win by the final of 9-3. They were able to outhit Oneonta 10-4 and allowed no errors in the game.
Maddie Majors, Julianna Cross, Jenna Olszewski and Caroline Parker all had multi-hit games, while Cross and Olszewski also had multi-RBI games thanks to a double from each. Carolin Kendrick got the win in the circle going all four innings and giving up just four hits.
Game 2. Spain Park 4 Pisgah 2
In a more low-scoring affair, where the Jaguars had no multi-hit players, Spain Park was able to take down Pisgah 4-2. Tied at two after four innings, the Jags went into the bottom of the fifth with a runner on second to start the inning due to extra inning rules. After eventually loading the bases, Bailey Bowers took the role of hero and drove home two runs with a walk-off single to keep Spain Park's tournament alive.
Bowers went 1-2 at the plate with her crucial 2-RBI hit, while Annabelle Widra went all five innings in the circle and struck out eight opposing batters.
Game 3. Spain Park 3 Thompson 0
In a short three-inning game, Spain Park took care of business against a tough Thompson team by scoring two in the second and one in the third to advance to the semifinals.
Majors and Parker both went 2-2 in the game, while Bowers and Cross each added an RBI. Widra picked up another win in the circle after allowing just six hits and striking out five.
Game 4. Spain Park 4 Austin 5
After grabbing a 3-1 lead in the top of the second inning, Austin came back to score three in the bottom half of the inning to take a 4-3 lead and take control of the game. They added one more run in the bottom of the third to extend the lead to 5-3.
Spain Park strung together back-to-back singles in the top of the fourth before Mary Katherine Tedder put together a third consecutive single to bring in the Jags' fourth run of the game. Unfortunately, that's the last run they brought home as they stranded runners on first and second to end the inning.
The Jags were able to put runners on second and third in the top of the fifth with one out, but back-to-back strikeouts prevented them from tying or taking the lead as they went on to fall 5-4.
Widra and Majors both had multi-hit games, while Parker was they only Spain Park player to have two RBIs. The Jags now sit at 29-2 and are the firm No. 1 team amongst all 7A teams.
Oak Mountain wins 2017 Gulf Coast Classic
By ALEC ETHEREDGE | Sports Editor GULF SHORES – Heading into spring break, the Oak Mountain baseball squad was on... read more


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CircleCI is on something of a tear. The company's continuous integration and deployment build platform is used by hundreds of thousands of developers around the world to create their own software. It has also received $59 million in venture capital funding, including a $31 million Series C earlier this year.
As it looks to continue growing, the company is expanding its global footprint. It has opened its first international office outside of its SF headquarters, in Tokyo, Japan. As part of the opening, CircleCI is intending to eventually build an office of 4-5 employees and create partnerships with local companies.
The company has experience in the geography, with several remote workers stationed there. It's also the third largest market for the company, after the United States and the United Kingdom, where it works with local companies like CyberAgent and DeNA.
"We are really excited about Japan, excited about global," CEO Jim Rose explained. "Japan has been a market that has had its own momentum, and it has had speed that has picked up over the years." Rose joined CircleCI as COO in 2014 through the company's acquisition of Distiller, and became CEO in 2015.
CircleCI has had a bottoms-up sales model, where developers can install Circle on their infrastructure anywhere around the world. The company's message has been heard widely, with roughly 35-40 percent of the company's gross revenues coming from global customers, according to Rose.
However, CircleCI's product is not just click-and-install. It's also a whole new way of managing software in a cloud-native environment, which means that developers and managers are increasingly needing to work together to migrate legacy codebases from old models to cloud and Git-native ones. "What we have seen over the last six quarters is that that practice is starting to embed itself in large enterprise," Rose said.
However, that education, training and cultural change has been tougher in non-English speaking markets like Japan. Rose says that once a company gets beyond the first step of installing a system like Circle, "there is another step of socializing the product inside of those companies," and "those efforts require local knowledge." The hope is that a dedicated, localized team designed to bridge that gap will help CircleCI cement its products in developers' workflows.
While the U.K. is the second-largest market for the company, the company chose Japan to launch international expansion since its English language resources have proven adequate so far, and complications from Brexit make strategic planning in Europe more complicated.
"There are a lot of moving parts around Brexit and GDPR and whether you can approach them as a single market or multiple. At the very least, you have to approach the U.K. as its own market separate from the EU," Rose explained. CircleCI is still determining the right way to set up its international expansion in Europe to encompass successful markets for the company like Germany, France and the Nordic countries.
Rose sees the company eventually increasing the share of global revenues to 50 percent. Japan then is just the start of intensifying global expansion for the company.


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220: The Beginning in Prison, Episode 2
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Success After Prison
I'm Michael Santos and I'm typing this manuscript on an awesome Mac Pro computer. When I served my sentence, I had to write all of my manuscripts by hand. Now I'm addicted to Apple products and word processors. These tools allow me to write much more efficiently, but I no longer have the time that was available to me while I was in prison. Again, that's why I won't devote hundreds of hours to editing this manuscript. At least for this draft, what you see is what you get.
I started typing this manuscript on Saturday morning, December 4, 2015. I don't know how long it will take for me to finish, but I'm going to do my best to finish a solid draft before the end of this year. Why? Well, it may seem strange, but I'm scheduled to visit the United States Penitentiary in Atwater on January 8, 2016.
After speaking at a judicial conference in Sacramento that I wrote about in the introduction, I had a conversation with Warden Andre Matevousian. He extended an open invitation for me to return to Atwater—the prison that released me in 2013—so I could meet his team and make an address to the prisoners inside. I welcomed the opportunity.
Twenty-eight months have passed since I concluded my 9,500-day journey as a federal prisoner. I've got a lot of work ahead of me, which I'll explain in the chapters that follow. But in order to help readers understand more about how I opened opportunities that few would expect for a man who served so much time in prison, I need to provide some context—at least an abbreviated background.
If you've read my earlier books, particularly Earning Freedom: Conquering a 45-Year Prison Term, you won't be learning anything new in this chapter. I won't take the time to provide the same level of detail as I wrote in that book. Those who want a more comprehensive glimpse of my prison journey will find value in Earning Freedom. After this initial chapter, the remainder will show how decisions in prison related to opportunities and success I've been building since my release. We'll start with the backstory.
In 1982, I graduated from Shorecrest High School in Seattle as a mediocre student. Then I started working with my father in a contracting company he established when I was a young boy. My father escaped from Cuba and worked hard to build his company, hoping he would pass the business along to me after I matured. Unfortunately, I disappointed both my father and mother.
When I was 20, in 1984, I saw the movie Scarface, with Al Pacino. Pacino played the character Tony Montana, a super cool Cuban immigrant who built a fortune trafficking in cocaine. Rather than wanting to follow in my father's footsteps, I made the bad decision to follow guidance from Tony Montana. "In this country, first you get the money, then you get the power, then you get the woman."
I admired Tony's philosophy.
His outlook on life didn't work out so well. After seeing the film, I coordinated a scheme to earn quick money by distributing cocaine. Foolishly, I believed that I could shield myself from prosecution. By limiting my role to negotiating transactions and hiring other people to transport the cocaine, or storing the cocaine, I convinced myself that I could avoid the criminal justice system.
On August 11, 1987, I learned how badly I had misinterpreted the criminal justice system. In the late afternoon, I saw three DEA agents pointing guns at my head. They told me I was under arrest. Soon I felt an officer pulling my wrists behind my back and locking them in steel cuffs. My journey began. Over subsequent decades, I'd go through:
Federal holding centers
Court proceedings
Pierce County Jail
Kent Jail
Puyallup Jail
USP Atlanta
FCI McKean
Federal correctional Institution, Fairton
United States Penitentiary Lewisburg
FCI Fort Dix
Federal Prison Camp in Florence
Federal prison camp in Lompoc
Taft, Federal Prison Camp
Atwater Federal Prison Camp
San Francisco Halfway house
Parole, and
Special parole
The pages that follow will show how decisions I made inside influenced my life outside.
It's my hope that this message will inspire you to begin preparing for your successful outcome.
Transformation after Trial:
Wanting nothing more than to get out of jail, I welcomed my attorney's optimism. When he told me that a big difference existed between an indictment and a conviction, I put my future in his hands. Then I proceeded to make every bad decision a defendant could make.
I refused to accept responsibility.
I didn't contemplate expressing remorse.
While in custody, I stayed involved with the criminal enterprise that I had begun.
I took the witness stand to testify during my trial and I lied to the jury.
Members of the jury saw through my perjury and convicted me of every count.
A New Philosophy:
After the jury convicted me, the U.S. Marshals returned me to the Pierce County Jail. While in my cell, for the first time, I came to terms with the bad decisions that I had made. I began to pray for guidance. Those prayers led me to a book of philosophy and I came across the story of Socrates.
At that time, I didn't know anything about philosophy or Socrates. He was a teacher in ancient Athens. Laws of that era made it a crime to teach people who were not from the ruling class. Socrates broke that law. He believed that every human being had value and a right to learn. Authorities convicted Socrates for breaking the law of teaching and judges sentenced him to death. While being held in jail until his execution date, Socrates received a visit from his friend Crito. Crito presented Socrates with an opportunity to escape. Instead of taking the easy way out of escape, Socrates chose to accept his punishment—accepting death before dishonor.
From Socrates, I learned a great deal. His wisdom came through asking brilliant questions—which spawned the term "Socratic questioning." After reading several stories about his life, I stretched out on the concrete slab in one of Pierce County's jail cells and I thought about the decisions I had made that put me in my predicament. While staring at the ceiling, I contemplated the many bad decisions of my youth.
I made a poor choice of friends
I lived a fast lifestyle, and
I lacked discipline.
As a consequence of my convictions for leading an enterprise that trafficked in cocaine, I faced a possible sentence of life in prison.
Even though my conviction carried the possibility of a life sentence without parole, I believed that I would return to society at some point. I began to question whether I could do anything while I served my sentence to prepare for a better life when my prison term ended.
As I learned from Socrates, the secret to success wasn't to ask questions about my own life. Instead, I needed to ask questions about my relationship to the broader society. Later, I learned from many other masterminds that taught me the timeless value of asking the right questions. For example, a well known sales coach and motivational speaker, Zig Zigler, is famous for having said: If I can ask questions to help other people get what they want, I can get everything that I want.
Reading about Socrates taught me to ask questions that would help me understand the people I wanted in my life. I hated confinement and didn't want to be a prisoner forever. Although I couldn't undo the bad decisions of my past, I started thinking about the people I wanted to interact with in the future. Ironically, although I faced a life sentence, I didn't want to think of myself as a criminal. In the future, I wanted others to judge me for the way that I responded to my problems—not for the bad decisions that resulted in my imprisonment.
Socratic Questioning and Avatars:
Who were the people I would want to interact with in the future?
What did they do for a living?
What influence would they have in my life?
Those kinds of questions led me to "humanize" my avatars. What's an avatar? From my perspective, an avatar was the type of person I wanted to meet in the future. That person would influence aspects of my life. Although the avatar didn't exist as a flesh-and-blood person, in my mind the avatar was real—even though I didn't know who he or she would be.
I thought about my future probation officer because that person would have an influence on my life whenever my prison term ended.
I thought about my future employer.
I thought about future lenders.
I thought about the woman I would marry and the friends I would choose.
Who were those people? What characterized their lives? What level of education would they have? What could I do to earn their respect?
The more questions I asked of my avatars, the more insight I had as I contemplated the way that I would adjust through my prison journey. I began with questions about whether there would be anything that I could do from prison to influence the way those avatars would perceive me in the future.
The initial answer to my question was a resounding yes.
If I acted appropriately, I believed that I could influence the perceptions of my avatars. As Socrates taught, one question always led to another. What then could I do to influence the ways that those avatars would see me? What would they expect from me if they were going to see me as something more than the bad decisions I made when I was 20?
Those questions led to a three-part plan:
My avatars would expect me to educate myself.
My avatars would expect me to contribute to society.
My avatars would expect me to build a support network.
If I kept the expectations of my avatars at the forefront of my mind, and if I turned to those thoughts with every decision, I believed that I would influence perceptions. Instead of judging me for my criminal conviction, being a prisoner, or an ex convict, my avatars would respect me. They would perceive me as a man of discipline and integrity, as someone who worked to earn his freedom.
Now I have a question for readers. If you could influence someone, who would you want to influence? What do you know about that person? In what ways would influencing that person change your life? What steps could you take today to influence that person?


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Q: Accessing array in another JS file - Chrome Extension Hi I am making a chrome extension for some practice that is a simple website blocker. I have two different JS files that are needing to share the same array that contains URLs to be blocked.

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*background.js handles the webRequests and blocking websites

*options.html is the options page where users can edit URLs to be blocked, it calls storeURL.js so that it can store all the elements in the list on the html page into a js array. No problem so far.

However I cannot access the array inside of storeURL.js from background.js. It seems as if they are being called in two separate instances. If I try to include both storeURL.js and background.js inside of my background.html, that results in two totally separate storeURL.js scripts running.
How should I go about doing this? Should I store the array contents from storeURL.js into a file?
Some examples:
background.js
chrome.webRequest.onBeforeRequest.addListener(
    blocking,["blocking"]);
    { urls: blockedURLS, types: [] }, ["blocking"]);

storeURL.js populates the array based on the list in options.html
var blockedURLS = [];
        $('li').each(function(i, elem) {
            blockedURLS.push($(elem).text());
        });

blockedURLS in my background.js appears as undefined. I have also tried to point my options.html file to background.js and just include all of the js in one file with the following:
<script type="text/javascript" src="background.js"></script>

However when I do this it seems that a second background.js is called rather than just pointing to the one already running.
Feels like I've reached a dead end with possibly a simple solution that is available to fix my problem. I'm fairly new to JS/chrome extensions as well.
Thanks for taking the time to read this!
EDIT:
After some more fiddling I am able to access my blockedURL array in my background.js. However it is never updated.
var blockedURLS = ["hi"] ;

    var list = document.getElementById('list');
    $("#saveList").click(function(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        localStorage.setItem('todoList', list.innerHTML);
        alertify.success("You have saved your list.");

        //Pushes each element in the list from options.html into the urls array
        blockedURLS = [];
        $('li').each(function(i, elem) {
            blockedURLS.push($(elem).text());
        });
        alert("Currently blocked:\n" + blockedURLS);
    });
    $("#reset").click(function(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        localStorage.clear();
        location.reload();
    });

    loadToDo();

    function loadToDo() {
      if (localStorage.getItem('todoList')){
        list.innerHTML = localStorage.getItem('todoList');
    }
    }

What should be happening is that after I go into my options.html and save the list, "hi" should be replaced with all the different URLs I have in my list. However it is not. The blockedURL array is printed correctly in that alert though.

A: I haved to work with that kind of thing recently. I have never find a really good way to do... So I have used the Storage api of Chrome Extension API. But it's not really funny to use because all methods are asynchronus so you can't simply do
myValue = chrome.storage.local.get("MyValue")

If you want I have made an object that store data automatically in the chrome storage but allows simple and synchronus calls like myValue = storage.myValue or storage.myValue = "something"
Here the github link
It was written in CoffeeScript so you can find javascript file in bin folder. The generated javascript is not very easy to read/modified but you can understand the idea simply by reading the CoffeeScript code I guess.
I can explain more how it works if you want. Tell me in comment and I will update my response.
And pay attention that it's a code I have written for my use so it's not the cleaner and bugless code that I have ever made :-) but it works fine.
EDIT : I have forget to says that you need to include this tow files in all pages / Content Script where you need to use it, of course.
Ho and sorry for my poor english... it's not actually my principal language ;-)

A: I had to use the following command:
var bg = chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage();

then I could access the blockedURLS array by:
alert(bg.blockedURLS);

and also edit the array by
chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage().blockedURLS = [];

which would set it to an empty array.
Thanks guys for the help, it helped me in thinking of different possibilities on approaching this problem.

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Monaco has made important progress in the implementation of the international standard, swiftly addressing all the deficiencies previously identified in its legal framework and putting resources in place to ensure proper oversight and the effectiveness of EOI in practice. These efforts have been recognized in this second round report which finds Monaco Compliant overall with the international EOIR standard. The only remaining deficiency relates to its legal framework regarding beneficial ownership information on partnerships and to strengthen its monitoring of certified accountants, statutory auditors and notaries who are in possession of information on the beneficial owners of legal entities and arrangements in Monaco. During the peer review period (1 October 2013 to 30 September 2016), Monaco handled adequately and in a timely manner the request received from both its traditional partner and its new partners. Monaco has dedicated appropriated resources to its exchange of information program and is viewed as a cooperative and efficient partner by its peers.


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Benjamin Gabbay
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Benjamin Gabbay is a classical pianist and composer. He holds an ARCT in piano performance from the Royal Conservatory of Music and a Bachelor of Music in Composition (Hons.) from the University of Toronto's Faculty of Music, where he is currently pursuing his Master's in Composition, studying under Prof. Gary Kulesha. He previously studied under Dr. Roger Bergs and Dr. Alexander Rapoport. He is currently an Associate Composer with Arcady, a contemporary music ensemble in Brantford, Ontario (www.arcady.ca).
Benjamin's compositions have received recognition by Toronto's St. James Cathedral (for i thank you God for most this amazing day, one of two winners of the cathedral's 2018-2019 composition competition), the Amadeus Choir International Seasonal Song-Writing Competition (honourable mention, 2015, for Ave Maria) and the Ruth Watson Henderson Choral Competition (honourable mention, 2017, for Lux Aeterna). In 2018, he was commissioned to write a highlight premiere for the Mississauga Summer Chorale's end-of-season concert (Requiem l'homme armé). His works have been described by conductors and composers as filling a demand in the Canadian choral scene for compositionally and technically adventurous choral music that still follows in a tradition with mainstream appeal. Through U of T, he has been the recipient of the Susan Cale Award (2017), the Robert and John Elliot McBroom Scholarship (2017, 2018, 2019), the Lobodowsky Choral Scholarship (2018), the Gwendolen M Grant Music Scholarship (2019), and the Lothar Klein Memorial Fellowship (2020).
Below is a selection of recordings of Benjamin's piano playing and compositions. All these and more may be viewed on his YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/bengabbay.
"for Freedom" (2022)
"for Freedom," a piece for solo violin, was commissioned in early 2022 by violinist Marie-Claire Cardinal for her graduating recital at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where she premiered it on May 2, 2022. This recording was made on August 24, 2022, in the Église de Saint-Antoine-de-Tilly, a historic 18th-century church on the bank of the St. Lawrence River in Québec, Canada. Please see the YouTube video description for program notes in both English and French. The May 2 premiere of the piece may be viewed here: https://youtu.be/lW99p-HGcG8.
"Musette" for clarinet and piano (2018)
On August 6, 2022, as part of Arcady's Voices of Summer concert, my "Musette" for clarinet and piano was performed by Kaye Royer (clarinet) and me (piano) at the beautiful Whistling Gardens in Wilsonville, Ontario, Canada.
This clarinet-piano duet is based on an early piano composition of mine and inspired by the bal-musette French popular music style of the early 20th century. Combining a languid "chanson" and a quick valse, it seeks to evoke a folk-like pastorality reminiscent of La Belle Époque.
"O Great Mystery" for a cappella SSATB choir (2018)
"O Great Mystery" is a bilingual choral setting of the liturgical Latin Christmas chant "O magnum mysterium," where the original Latin text (sung by the choir) is combined with an English paraphrase (sung by a soloist). It was recorded under the direction of conductor Victor Daoyuan Cheng, performed by soprano Lindsay McIntyre and Toronto Voice Lab choir on November 27, 2021 at St. Basil's Catholic Parish in Toronto. Full text, program notes, and list of performers can be found in the YouTube video description.
"The Answer" (2021)
"The Answer" is a setting of a little-known poem of the same name by Italian-British poet Humbert Wolfe (1885-1940). The piece was written in my role as composer-in-residence with the University of Toronto's MacMillan Singers in 2020-2021 and recorded virtually due to the COVID-19 lockdown in Canada. It was originally premiered on April 17, as part of U of T Choir's End-of-Year Showcase concert, which can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/LiXYnnKyVy0. Full text, program notes, and full list of performers can be found in the YouTube video description.
"Annabel Lee" (2019)
My setting of Edgar Allan Poe's last completed poem, "Annabel Lee" (1849), for SATB choir and piano, performed by Concreamus Chamber Choir at the November 2019 Faculty of Music Student Composer Concert in Walter Hall, University of Toronto. Full text and program notes can be found in the YouTube video description.
Conductor – Kai Leung
Piano – Benjamin Gabbay
"Toward Eternity" (2019)
My setting of Emily Dickinson's poem #479, "Because I could not stop for Death…," written for, and performed by, soprano Claire Latosinsky as part of her December 6, 2019 recital at the University of Toronto, with pianist Suzy Smith.
Text is used with permission of Harvard University Press. Please see the YouTube video description for full lyrics, program notes, and copyright information.
"Sous l'abside du ciel d'été" (2019)
My setting of Léon-Paul Fargue's poem "Romance" (1919) performed at the October 2019 Student Composers Concert in Walter Hall, University of Toronto.
Performed by Claire Latosinsky (Soprano I), Abigail Bugden-Sinclair (Soprano II), Sarah Mole (Soprano II), Elizabeth Legierski (Alto), Francesca Hauser (Alto), Nathan Gritter (Tenor), Ricardo Ferro (Baritone) Kai Leung, (Baritone), Nicholas Wanstall (Bass), and Dante Mullin Santone (Bass). Conducted by Benjamin Gabbay.
Full program notes and lyrics can be found in the YouTube video description.
i thank You God for most this amazing day (2019)
A setting of E. E. Cummings' poem "i thank You God for most this amazing day" for a cappella SATB choir. This work was one of two winning entries in St. James Cathedral's inaugural (2018/2019) Choral Composition Competition, premiered and recorded by the St. James Cathedral Choir in Toronto, Canada.
Conducted by St. James Cathedral Director of Music, Robert Busiakiewicz
Soprano solo: Rachel Allen
Alto solo: Rebecca Claborn
The Lake (2019)
A setting of Edgar Allan Poe's poem "The Lake" for two voices and piano, premiered at the 2019 TILT Composers' Collective concert in Victoria Chapel, University of Toronto, on April 9, 2019.
Voice 1: Claire Latosinsky
Voice 2: Anika France
Piano: Benjamin Gabbay (with assistance from Kai Leung)
"Requiem l'homme armé" (2018)
Toronto premiere of my "Requiem l'homme armé" for SATB choir and piano. Performed in Walter Hall, University of Toronto, on November 20, 2018. Commissioned by the Mississauga Summer Chorale for their 2018 concert "Reminiscence." Full program notes and lyrics can be found in the YouTube video description.
Conductor: Victor Cheng
Pianist: Hyejin Kwon
Soloist: Nila Rajagopal
SOPRANOS: Anika France-Forget, Nila Rajagopal
ALTOS: Julia Barber, Claire Latosinsky
TENORS: Ricardo Ferro, Benjamin Gabbay, Nathan Gritter, Kevin Mulligan
BASSES: Kai Leung, Dante Mullin Santone, Nicholas Wanstall, Tristan Zaba
i carry your heart with me (2019)
The premiere of "i carry your heart with me" for mezzo-soprano and piano, my setting of the well-known E. E. Cummings poem, at the Toronto songSLAM art song competition in Walter Hall, University of Toronto, on January 16, 2019.
Mezzo-soprano: Maria Milenic
Pianist: Benjamin Gabbay
Flying Fish and Falling Stars: Adynata and other forms of hyperbole in Irish and Scottish ballad literature (2018) [Click for PDF]
"Erschallet, ihr Lieder, erklinget ihr Saiten!": A study of Bach's third Weimar cantata and the spirituality of his musical
language (2018) [Click for PDF]
In Paradisum: The Unique Spirituality of Fauré's Requiem (2017) [Click for PDF]
The Locked Door: Viennese Modernism and Its Place in a Disinterested Modern World (2016) [Click for PDF]
Copyright © Benjamin Gabbay 2013 - 2023. All rights reserved.


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One ruling party MP also noted today that former ministers of President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom's cabinet who had been implicated in past corruption scandals, including MP Abdulla Shahid and former MP Ahmed Thasmeen Ali, were now part of the opposition.
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The PPM has stifled all attempts at action by the parliament. A heated exchange over corruption allegatipns last month saw majority leader Ahmed Nihan spit out a large mouthful of water at Rozaina's face.
PPM MP Mohamed Musthafa, who had defected from the MDP soon after the parliamentary polls, appeared to break ranks this week, saying Yameen had admitted that he had received part of the money stolen from MMPRC.
"The president said very clearly, 'I too received US$1million from SOF, the same accounts you received money from,'" Musthafa said in an interview with Raajje TV on Monday. Yameen had reportedly made the comments in a meeting with some 50 MPs.
SOF Pvt Ltd. is the company that was allegedly used as a 'brokerage' service to distribute money to government officials and MPs.


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