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UK: Kia importer scrabbles to replace 1,300 cars lost in ship collision
Kia's UK operation is trying to advance shipments of cars from South Korea after 1,300 vehicles were lost last Sunday in a collision near Singapore between their car carrier and a tanker.
Kia UK, whose sales were up 61% up for the year so far to the end of April said the accident was unlikely to make a major impact on its forecast performance.
But spokesman Paul Carter, admitted that losing a selection of Rio, Sorento, Carens and Sedona models, plus 400 units of the recently launched Picanto supermini, would mean having to bring forward supplies for the September registration peak.
"With our cars very much in demand it is obviously not helpful and we will do all we can to minimise any waiting lists. But customers should know that they will not find empty showrooms because of the collision.
"We are working to bring forward schedules for ships due to dock at Sheerness in Kent over the next few months. This shipment was not due to arrive until late June so they would not be on sale until August and September. It is a case of protecting the orders we have and providing sufficient stock for the September rush."
Around 4,000 Kias, now at the bottom of the South China Sea, were bound for Europe on board the MV Hyundai 105, built and operated by Kia's parent company Hyundai.
Kia had already built up launch stocks for the new five-door Picanto, which was launched at the British motor show this week. The company hopes to sell 6,000 this year, and 10,000 in 2005.
Carter said: "The loss involved five different models so it is better relatively than a concentration on one or two high-demand vehicles. The fact that they were not that far out from Korea means the majority was not yet allocated to dealers and in the supply pipeline."
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Food Editor, Donna Sanders spoke with RFD-TV's own Suzanne Alexander about their digital cookbook, how the show has influenced them to create it, if there are certain episodes that make up the recipes, if she has any favorite recipes, the very special artist for the cover of the cookbook, and if she has any highlights from season 2.
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Back in the day, before really good computer programmes, scientists had much less to go on when they made predictions about the future. Sometimes, though, relying on what they had then was basically enough.
Well, almost enough. They still needed to make a few adjustments here and there, but "good enough" seems operative.
An analysis that compares global warming predictions from 1990 with now has proven that scientists had enough to go on back then to accurately predict how things have thus far turned out.
Notes Business Insider:
The predictions in question come from the first climate assessment report issued by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 1990. The IPCC is an internationally accepted scientific authority on climate change, drawing on the expertise of thousands of scientists, so its reports carry special weight. The most recent assessment report came out in 2007.
The accuracy of the 1990 predictions is notable because scientists, 22 years ago, relied on much more simplistic computer models than those now used to simulate the future, said one of the researchers behind the current analysis, Dáithí Stone, now a research scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He worked on the analysis while at the University of Cape Town and University of Oxford.
What's more, two decades ago, scientists could not have anticipated a number of potentially climate-altering events. These included the volcanic eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in 1991, which spewed sunlight-blocking particles into the atmosphere, as well as the collapse of industry in the Soviet Union or the economic growth of China, Stone and David Frame, of Victoria University Wellington in New Zealand, write in work published in the journal Nature Climate Change.
The two scientists found that the "1990 report offered a best estimate of an increase of 1,1 degrees Celsius by 2030, which at the halfway point in 2010, translates to warming of 0,55 degrees C. Stone and Frame compared this expected increase to two sets of temperature records for 1990 through 2010, which showed increases of 0,35 degrees C and 0,39 degrees C, respectively."
Not bad, science, not bad.
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Outlander is very close to our own time period. (It's set in 1743, and the Golden Age of Piracy ended in about 1723.) The Jacobite cause near the center of the Outlander action was near and dear to the hearts of many pirates. But the most pervasive thing I see is a well-researched show that tells us a little more about what life was like for Golden-Age pirates.
One of the first things I see is that everything is hand-made. Why? Because except there was no factory production of anything. Every shirt, every sock, every needle, shoe was made by hand by someone. Every item was different from every other item.
This shows up in some strange ways. One is that clothing was much more valuable than it is today. Weaving, cutting, sewing and finishing clothes was all done by hand by skilled artisans, instead of whipped out by high-speed electric looms, laser-cutters, industrial sewing machines, and starvation-waged Chinese workers.
Not only was clothing a major expense, but second-hand clothes were much more valuable as well. And third-hand clothing. And so on. Even the rich saved clothing that was out of style or worn, recycling it and re-working it into new garments. Or they handed them down to servants, who re-dyed and re-worked them into everyday clothes, or sold them for a substantial profit. So, when pirates stole clothing and wore it, they weren't doing anything out of the ordinary.
BUT, the corollary to this is that people could identify stolen clothing. Think about it. If one of your dress shirts was stolen, you'd have a hard time picking it out of a lineup. But 18th century people would have known immediately whose shirt was whose. During trials from the time, identification of stolen clothing often sent thieves to jail, the pillory or the gallows.
Follow this one more step, and you'll realize that there were no BRANDS. Today we depend on brands to decide what to buy. Some brands are affordable, some not. Some fit us well, others don't. And if you want to convey status, you depend on the tag inside or the logo printed outside your clothing. In fact, the label is often the most important part of the item.
Pistols, muskets, and even cannons had parts that were not interchangeable. Today, if you have a Beretta 9mm, you can take parts for it from any other Beretta 9mm in the world. During the 18th century, not only could you not necessarily use the parts from one pistol to repair another pistol, but there was no reliable brand of pistol (or musket or cannon) to buy.
Individual makers had a local reputation, but once the weapon in question had left the region, it would not be recognized. Each weapon would be valued according to its individual quality and usefulness. And no two guns were ever quite the same.
In some ways, this accounts for the hodge-podge look of a pirate ship and a pirate crew. When a new ship was being fitted out, the builders would buy all the cannons from the same foundry, and therefore all of them would look much the same. But a pirate crew amassed its weaponry from a number of sources – stealing a cannon here, a brace of pistols there… So each piece would look quite different.
Think for a moment about what this means. Today we expect regularity in things. Every stitch in a garment is the same as every other. Every t-shirt in the pile is exactly the same. Windows come in standard sizes, and we see them in the houses around us without even noticing. We see identical cars, identical phones, identical chairs and tables and toys and even identical pieces of art. In the days of the pirates, each piece was unique.
Is it important? Maybe, maybe not. But if you I for one like to think of things, people, eras, in context. And the individuality of things in the past is an important part of the pirate context.


Telemedicine is the use of medical information shared from one site to another using electronic communications to improve patient's clinical health status.
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Fighting Resident Isolation in Senior Care: Is Technology the Answer?
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The golden years may indeed be a time for rest and reflection, but for many seniors this also is a time of uncertainty about one's health and wellbeing. As in so many other aspects of our daily lives, however, technology has arisen to address some of the most common senior health concerns.
While it is important that an assisted living community have a viable and active marketing team to bring seniors into the apartments available, the battle for resident engagement is only beginning when seniors move in. Once residents are a part of the senior living community, medical clinicians and staff members must work consistently to keep seniors healthy, active, and engaged.
When considering technology solutions, many senior living organizations often look to upcoming innovations that could change their operations. From Internet-enabled devices that will speed doctor-patient connectivity to autonomous robot caretakers, it's easy to feel like healthcare technology has a bright, sci-fi future ahead.


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Nami: One Piece Variable Action Heroes
• Manufacturer Bandai • Price £59.99
The reissue One Piece Variable Action Heroes Nami figure from Megahouse has been on my radar for a while - not because I have any particular affection for the show, which seems to be one of those juggernauts I missed when it first came out, and now seems so daunting due to sheer volume that I doubt I'll ever dive into it. No, I just really like the character design.
The aftermarket prices of the first release were insane, as they so often are, so a re-release was the only way I was going to be picking this up, so good on Megahouse for making it possible.
Inside the box we get Nami, 4 face options, 10 hands, staff and 4 effects pieces.
This is my first Variable Action Figure, and at first glance, it's a great looking piece. The paint, especially on the jeans is excellent, conveying the slightly faded look in all the right places. Wrinkles in the fabric catch the light perfectly, and details like the flares on the ankles and metallic details all make it pop. Skin tones are subtle but look terrific on camera and even her toenails are painted.
As you might expect at this price-point, it's not all perfect - there are some minor paint blemishes here and there (one toe has a slight fleck of orange paint for example), but that's fairly typical on figures you can pose.
The omission of a stand does hurt the figure somewhat, because she can barely stay upright without support - the only way to get her to stand in the photo box was to add blu-tak to her feet, and even then it was a bit of a nightmare. I do have spare stands, but I don't feel like I should have to pay out extra to make a toy usable.
There's also the issue of the joints, and this is probably the most serious problem. They are very weak, flexing and separating in a very scary way when I was manipulating her. The ports are only connected to half of the joint, and It certainly didn't make me very confident that long-term play was going to end well, but since most people buy these figures to pose and display, a gentle touch should see you through. Do keep an eye on her bracelet though, it has a tendency to fly off when changing her left hand!
Those niggles aside, this is a nice looking figure with lots of display options, but certainly not the best quality figure I've worked with this year. If you're a fan of Nami, like this particular outfit and want to have more than a single posing option, then I can just about recommend this figure with a clear conscience. It's not at the level of a Figma in terms of build quality, but it is bigger and has lots of shelf presence. Just be careful when posing her, and have somewhere to lean her if you have no stand to spare.
A great design only slightly hampered by build quality and lack of a much-needed display stand.
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require 'rails_helper'

RSpec.describe Organization, type: :model do
  describe '#all_assignments' do
    subject { create(:organization) }

    context 'new Organization' do
      it 'returns an empty array' do
        expect(subject.all_assignments).to be_kind_of(Array)
        expect(subject.all_assignments.count).to eql(0)
      end
    end

    context 'with Assignments and GroupAssignments' do
      let(:creator) { subject.users.first }

      before do
        grouping = Grouping.new(title: 'Grouping', organization: subject)

        Assignment.create(creator: creator, title: 'Assignment', organization: subject)
        GroupAssignment.create(creator: creator,
                               grouping: grouping,
                               organization: subject,
                               title: 'Group Assignment')
      end

      it 'should return an array of Assignments and GroupAssignments' do
        expect(subject.all_assignments).to be_kind_of(Array)
        expect(subject.all_assignments.count).to eql(2)
      end
    end
  end

  describe '#github_client' do
    let(:organization) { create(:organization) }

    it 'selects a users github_client at random' do
      expect(organization.github_client.class).to eql(Octokit::Client)
    end
  end
end

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Home Breaking As in the Soviet Union were traitors, "the Young guard"
As in the Soviet Union were traitors, "the Young guard"
History 17/02/20/f Young guardianuk in the Soviet Union were traitors of the "Young guard"
Researchers who have studied the issue."Young guard" and read the novel say that this story was invented twice: first he came up with the policemen, and then, in his own reworking of the facts, it was invented by writer Alexander Fadeev.
He did not hide the fact that he wrote fiction, but somehow left the real names of some of the young, making their role more meaningful (for example, he made Olega Koshevogo the main character, although nothing special Mishka did not commit. Just in Krasnodon Fadeyev lived at mother of Kosh, which, of course, told the writer about his son), and put it in the shadow of real heroes, and even so fell on them the suspicion of treason. After Fadeev received for his novel the Stalin prize, the book to live its own life, raising some and maiming the lives of others. There is a version that novel led first to depression and then suicide the family.
In the Central archive of the Main Directorate of the FSB is 28 volumes of case No. 20056 is the materials of the investigation on the charge of the executioners, oppresses young. To reach these materials, in the nineties of the journalists left no stone unturned in the history of the "Young guard," but time puts everything in its place, and now the feat of the guard sounded in a new way.
did what I could
Yes, the organization was not as big, but it was a fact. Teenagers listened to the radio, distributed Sovinformburo were leaflets. Valeria wrestler recalled that on 7 November, the young guard was able to hang out the flags on the mine office and on the roof of the club. Lyuba Shevtsova, Sergey Tyulenin and Victor Lukyanenko burned the labour exchange, where lay the list of youth that the Nazis wanted to take away to slavery. The guys freed the prisoners and stole the cattle from the Germans. That is a lot, considering that they were 16-17 years old and are no one in charge.
Immediately after the liberation of Krasnodon were compiled lists of the dead — there were 52 people. But how many guys actually took part in the struggle? Valeria Boruc said that in August 1942, the Hammer group was six people: Victor Tretiakevich, tyulenin, Shevtsova, Mishka, Ivan Zemnuhov, Ulyana Gromova. There were several such groups, but hardly for six months, the organization was able to grow strongly.
And who betrayed?
the memories Molodogvardeytsev Vasily Levashov, uncovered them by chance in December 1942 year, the boys robbed the truck with gifts for the Germans. Soon, the policemen detained 12-year-old boy with German cigarettes, he said that cigarettes gave him Eugene Moshkov. Raided the apartment Moshkova and found a German product, was immediately arrested colleagues Moshkova club – Tretyakevich and others. At Tosi Mashchenko saw a letter Olga Lyadsky, in which she called the work in Germany, slavery, and arrested her. The girl was frightened of the threats and called the names of acquaintances one after another. In fact there is her confession: "I called persons, who were suspected of guerrilla activities: Kozyrev, Tretyakevich, Nikolaenko… I gave a friend Mashchenko, the wrestler".
the Policemen were arresting everybody, has a rare opportunity to Excel and expand underground, it grew like a snowball, the arrested were the son of a local mayor George Statsenko, who also wrote the list of unreliable.
the Traitor was Gennady Pocheptsov, he did himself gave many, but in that time they were already detained. He gave the group in the first village, the whole staff and commander of its "five" – Popov.
Themselves the policemen tried to discredit Viktor Tretyakevich — because nobody was given and stoically endured the torture. Obviously, this false trail went and the writer Fadeev, in his traitor Stachowicz villagers learned Tretyakevich, which complicated the life of his family.
he believed that the Germans found out the names from the lists of employees of the club, which was led by Moshkov. He made a list for exchanges, the staff of the club was supposed to "Bron" from the works in Germany.
there was another traitor — Guri Fadeev, who worked for the Germans as a geologist and was an informant. He gave the policemen Ivan zemnukhova and Mishka.
the Fate of these people was sad: Pocheptsova shot, Olga Lyadsky until 1956 were in the camps, and then was released due to a severe form of tuberculosis. She returned home and none of her friends not condemned. Guria Fadeeva was given 25 years in the camps, Jora Statsenko got 15 years, it was reduced to five, and then on the testimony of Vasily Levashov guilt removed.
the Fate of the young
All of the detained gendarmes subjected to horrible torture, from 13 to 15 January, their parties were taken to the mine pits No. 5 bis and executed and the body thrown down. Some were thrown into the mine alive.
Oleg Koshevoi was detained later. During questioning in Rovenki his hair turned white over a few days later he was taken to the forest and shot. Even several years later, the executioners were able to recall the pale young man, who, dying, looked them in the eye.
But there were those who survived. George Arutunyants managed to leave the city, fought with the Nazis, after the war joined the military, worked as a teacher. Valeria wrestler became a translator, Nina and Olga Ivantsova was able to get out, after the war, Nina worked in the regional city Voroshilovgrad, and Olga – in the sphere of trade. Vasily Levashov finished the war as a Lieutenant, he served in the Navy and was promoted to captain 1-St rank. Anatoly suckers managed to cross the front line, joined the ranks of the red army liberated Ukraine., and after the war served as an instructor in air defense units. Michael Shishchenko graduated from the mining College, and worked at the plant donbassantratsit, was a member of the city Council. Olga Saprykina, he served in the railway troops after the war worked as an auditor. Radium Yurkin became a pilot, fought the Japanese, returned to Kiev and worked as a mechanic, along with the other guard tried to remove suspicion from Tretyakevich.
Viktor Tretyakevich rehabilitated in 1959, and posthumously, in 1961, was awarded Ordenom Patriotic war of I degree.
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A hardphone is a telephony device designed specifically for handling telephone calls. Unlike softphones, whose extensions are defined by users who are currently logged on, hardphones have their own extension numbers. In Bright Pattern Contact Center, the association between a user and a hardphone number is typically established when, while logging into the Agent Desktop application, the user selects option An internal phone for the phone device setting and specifies a hardphone number. Such an association is maintained for the duration of the login session. After the user logs out, another user can log in with the same hardphone device following the same login procedure.
For users who have permanently assigned hardphones installed at their personal desks, another type of association can be established where such a phone is assigned as a default hardphone number in the user's configuration (see section Users, property Default hardphone number). In this case, the user will select option Default number for the phone device setting when logging in.
After hardphones have been created in the Bright Pattern Contact Center configuration, the hardphone devices themselves shall be configured with the corresponding extension numbers and registered with the system. You can check the current registration status of a hardphone from the Contact Center Administrator application (see the description of the Current Registration parameter below).
For manual hardphone set up procedures, refer to the documentation provided with your hardphone devices. Bright Pattern Contact Center also supports automatic provisioning for Polycom IP phones (see option Phone MAC address below for more information).
To configure hardphones, get their real-time status, and set up their call forwarding options, select the Hardphones option from the Directory menu.
The Hardphones screen properties are organized into three tabs: Phone, Authentication, and Forwarding. Their configuration settings are described as follows.
Number is the hardphone extension number. This mandatory field must be unique within the contact center. Note that if you use both softphones and hardphones in your contact center, the uniqueness must be observed within the entire range of extension numbers, including the ones assigned to softphones.
Caller ID is the name that will be displayed to other users when they receive calls from this phone.
Phone registers dynamically as is the unique hardphone registration name consisting of the extension number and tenant access domain name.
Username is the username for authentication of the hardphone. This field is mandatory.
New Password is used to change the selected hardphone's password. Enter the new password here.
Confirm password is the mandatory password confirmation field.
Use this button to let the system generate a random password for the hardphone. Note that the generated password will be displayed in clear text only until you close the pop-up window. Thus, you should note and communicate it to the hardphone's user immediately upon generation. The password will be masked for any subsequent display attempts.
The Forwarding tab contains call forwarding settings related to the hardphone extension. These settings are applied regardless of whether users log in with the hardphone temporarily or whether it is used as someone's permanent (default) hardphone.
Forward all calls for ext… indicates whether call forwarding is activated for the hardphone extension.
This field is for the phone number to which incoming calls will be forwarded. It must be specified if the Forward all calls to ext… checkbox is selected.
Forward No Answer timeout is the time (in seconds) after which incoming calls will be forwarded to the number specified if the user is logged on and does not answer. The amount of time must be specified if the Forward all calls to ext… checkbox is selected. For immediate (unconditional) forwarding, set the timeout to 0.
If the user is unreachable (busy or logged out), incoming calls will be forwarded to the specified number immediately, regardless of this setting.


I use Foxit Reader Version 9.1.0.5096 and I am having an issue w/it taking a long time to close - approximately 5-7 seconds. This happens most times I close the reader. Any ideas what could be going on? This has been going on for several weeks.
Could you please check the option 'Disable connected pdf features' and uncheck 'Show Advertisement' under File ->Preferences ->General in Foxit Reader and see if it makes any differences? Thank you.
I made the change and I am not noticing any improved performance.
1:Your OS information(eg:mine is windows 10x64bit).
(2):Open PDF file in Foxit Reader.
(3): Right click on Windows Start , choose Command Prompt (Admin) to open your cmd window as adminisrator right.
(4):Change the folder which you want to save the dmp file,such as E:\(Input E: in the cmd window and press Enter key on keyboard).Please refer to attached screenshot:11.jpg.
(5):Launch Task Manager , turn to Details tag and show PID column, find the PID of FoxitReader.exe.Please refer to attached screenshot:22.jpg.
(6):Please try to close Foxit Reader application to replicate this issue. When you close Foxit Reaer,it should take you a period of time to close it finally, please proceed to the following steps quicky during the period when Foxit Reader got closed.
(7): Drag and drop the downloaded procdmp.exe to the cmd window, input a space and the PID.Please refer to attached screenshot:33.jpg.
(8):Press Enter key on your keyboard to generate dmp file.And find the dmp file from the folder you input in step (4) and send the dmp file to us.Please refer to attached screenshot:44.jpg and 55.jpg.
Well I hate to be to quick to comment but uninstalling and reinstalling seems to have done the trick. Thank you very much.
When I open a PDF file it opens quickly, but when I close the tab or program (via the "x" in the upper right), the program takes around 10-seconds or more to close.
Sorry for the inconvenience. To better debug this case, could you please help to provide us below info? Thank you.
1. Your OS information(eg:mine is windows 10x64bit).
We have implemented "launch Foxit in debug mode" this feature since V9.2 for generating log file.If you still encounter with the same issue in V9.2,please help to check the "launch in debug mode" this option by going to "File"tab in Foxit PhantomPDF/Foxit Reader,click on"Preferences">"General",please check the option"Launch in debug mode",click on "OK"to save the setting. Then try to reproduce the issue again as usual in Foxit PhantomPDF/Foxit Reader,please make sure to close Foxit PhantomPDF/Foxit Reader instantly once you finished replicating this issue.
(For Foxit PhantomPDF users) "C:\Users\[current username]\AppData\Local\Foxit PhantomPDF"
(For Foxit Reader users) "C:\Users\[current username]\AppData\Local\Foxit Reader"
and package the whole "glog" folder for us since all of the logs generated under debug mode are stored in this folder,those logs will be helpful for our QA and Dev team to further diagnose this issue.
It might just be, because your device ?
I am having this same problem on my machine, and it doesn't happen on every PDF I open, just some. Some close the program instantly, others cause the program to hang and starts the "(Not Respdonging)" dialog to come up in Windows when trying to close the program. It is consistently repeatable on a per file basis, not just as I'm using the machine's resources more. Therefore it is not a device problem, it is a software problem that started with the latest version of Foxit.
If you're using the latest version 9.2.0, please help follow Lisa's comments about "Launch Foxit in debug mode" (File->Preference->General->tick "Launch Foxit in debug mode") then reproduce the problem to generate the log file. The log will be located in "C:\Users\[current username]\AppData\Local\Foxit PhantomPDF or Foxit Reader\glog" then pack the glog folder and send to us so we could escalate the issue to QA and Dev team for taking a closer look at. You may choose to email the log to support@foxitsoftware.com as well.
Please see attached glog package. I have turned off the ConnectedPDF features already, and unfortunately that did not resolve the issue.
Thanks for the post. As per check, the log is not very helpful for this issue. For further debug the issue, could you followed the workaround as richell_huang posted and send us the dump file?
I believe I followed the instructions correctly, I tried twice. Please see the attached two .txt files; note I was not able to attached .dmp files so you'll have to rename the extension to get it back to a dump file.
3. Please just open the stand-alone Foxit Reader itself without opening any PDF file,then try to close Foxit Reader to see if it will be close quickly? - Yes the program closes instantly. Even some PDFs will close without issue, it's only some PDFs which cause the program to temporarily freeze when closing.
Thanks for the info. I've summarized the info and escalated it to Foxit internal bug tracking system for QA team and Dev team's further investigation. Report ID#: QCPHANTOM-11377. We'll update the processing status here or you may email to support@foxitsoftware.com with this ID# to track the processing status.
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IN THE COURT OF MR.
P.S.O. Vs. The Daily Ausaf etc.
hence liable to be dismissed.
not maintainable and liable to be dismissed.
4. That the suit is not maintainable in its present form.
5. That the suit is liable to be dismissed under O-7, R-11 C.P.C.
suit is not maintainable rather liable to be dismissed.
individuals and was nothing more.
still awaiting on the part of company/individuals.
such like action and activities cannot hurdle the same.
charter and code of journalism.
not want to file any suit in their individual capacity.
and para No. 9, for which in detail reply is given.
detailed reply is given in the preceding paras.
an effort to rescue the individuals on the part of company.
business, but not on the face value of the workers/officers.
came forward for the legal proceedings.
15. That the contents of para No. 15 are incorrect.
incorrect and having no value.
has no cause of action to file this suit against the defendants.
20. That the contents of para No. 20 are legal and need no reply.
21. That the contents of para No. 21 are legal and need no reply.
Verified on oath at Multan this hand may please be dismissed with cost.
knowledge and belief. to the defendant in the interest of justice.
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It's time to divest from the misinformation ecosystem: Why advertising responsibly on quality news makes good business sense
Blog - 2. Februar 2022
David Kovach
Senior Associate General Counsel
Matt Skibinski
NewsGuard
Nate Leaf
Senior Director, Activation Product Management
As we enter a new year with an evolving media environment and huge political ramifications at play, it has become increasingly risky for advertisers to align safely within reliable news content.
Online misinformation has moved beyond being a trend or phase to a crucial issue that negatively affects buy-side advertisers, sell-side publishers, and readers consuming content. Brands and agencies that inadvertently place ads programmatically on websites peddling misinformation and disinformation can find themselves the subject of bad press or boycotts. Worse, they can find themselves inadvertently contradicting their brand's values and/or potentially losing a client.
The brand safety industry has done its best, through keyword blocking and artificial intelligence, to mitigate ad placements on misinformation content, but recent research by our two companies, Comscore and NewsGuard, found that brands are still sending a staggering $2.6 billion annually to misinformation publishers.
This includes categories of misinformation that can cause clear, immediate harm to readers: According to NewsGuard's research, more than 4,000 top brands advertised on COVID-19 misinformation websites during the height of the pandemic, and more than 1,600 brands inadvertently placed ads on 'Stop the Steal' sites publishing election misinformation in the lead up to the January 6, 2021 protests at the U.S. Capitol.
In nearly all cases, these ad placements are inadvertent, part of broadly targeted programmatic campaigns, rather than intentionally placed. Nonetheless, the risk to brands' reputations remains significant, as does the societal impact of billions in ad dollars flowing to misinformation publishers each year.
As the pace of advertising picks up this political season what can brands do to advertise responsibly on news sites?
What constitutes quality journalism? Just ask the journalists.
First and foremost, brands can take greater responsibility for where their ad placements appear by relying on independent, credible journalism organizations to identify publishers that repeatedly publish misinformation and avoid running ads on those websites. As part of our partnership announced earlier this year, Comscore has integrated NewsGuard's ratings for thousands of news and information websites into its contextual programmatic targeting solution, enabling any brand to avoid ad placements on sites flagged as unreliable by NewsGuard with the click of a button in their DSP of choice.
NewsGuard's ratings are conducted by a team of experienced journalists using nine apolitical criteria of journalistic practice. These ratings are backed by a rigorous review and editing process with multiple checks and balances—including contacting each publisher to give them a chance to respond or address any issues raised by NewsGuard's review. This kind of transparency and accountability is the key to a credible, fair and trustworthy process.
Adler-Swanberg Director, Marketplace Quality at MediaMath, notes how important it is for brands to address this issue: "Failing to address and break the financing of misinformation and disinformation proliferated on the internet and across digital media threatens our ability to govern ourselves, global stability, and the future of the internet as a force for the democratization of legitimate commerce and civil discourse. We can and must all play a part in the solution."
Then on the issue of addressability, Tom Rosenstiel, the Eleanor Merrill Visiting Professor on the Future of Journalism at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism, echoed this sentiment: "The problem of misinformation is more like fighting crime than it is fixing a plumbing problem. It requires constant attention, and you will never solve it. But to do it well will require better techniques and better technology than we have now."
NewsGuard's transparent, journalist-driven rating process helps avoid these limitations by relying on human intelligence, rather than solely on artificial intelligence.
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Advertising responsibly is not just about avoiding misinformation. Brands, agencies, and even publishers have a responsibility to invest, partner and transact with high-quality journalism.
The good news? Recent data suggests that investing media dollars in ads on trustworthy news sites is not just socially responsible. It's also fiscally responsible, resulting in better campaign performance and efficiency.
A case study published by NewsGuard and IPG Mediabrands earlier this year tracked the impact on campaign performance when a brand, relying on NewsGuard's trust ratings, added thousands of trustworthy news sources certified by NewsGuard to its campaign's allow list. The sources added included thousands of local news outlets, high quality digital-only publications, and outlets serving communities that are often overlooked by mainstream media sources, including the Black, LGBTQ+, Asian, and Latino communities.
Specifically, the brand tracked in the case study saw an 8% decrease in CPMs and a 143% higher click-through rate from the new, quality news sites it added to its campaign inventory, representing significantly greater campaign efficiency.
"This is a rare instance in which brands don't have to choose between doing good and doing well," said Steven Brill, Co-CEO of NewsGuard. "We know from the data that advertising on trusted news isn't just good for the world and for democracy--it's also just good business." "What brand wouldn't want lower costs and better performance for an ad campaign--especially if they can help combat misinformation in the process," Brill added.
This sentiment is gaining traction with those responsible for protecting their brands, as reflected in this recent quote from Joshua Lowcock, Chief Digital Officer at UM and Global Brand Safety Officer at IPG Mediabrands, who said, "We're committed to providing our clients with brand-safe, brand-suitable ad placements while also ensuring they can reach the engaged, committed audiences on news content safely and responsibly if they choose to do so."
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Years ago I saw a picture of a small group of monks (about 3 I think) silhouetted by either the setting or rising sun as the crossed the U Bein Bridge. I forget where the picture was, I have a feeling that it was either the winning image of a travel photography competition or it may have just been in a magazine.
Wherever (and for that matter whenever) I saw it it really inspired me to pick up my camera, it also made me really want to visit Myanmar and the U Bein Bridge and try for an image of it of my own.
So here is my image of a Monk silhouetted by the setting sun crossing the U Bein Bride.


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Home > Sports > Soccer > OFC > New Zealand > Clubs
This category deals with clubs and teams.
Albany United Football
http://www.sportingpulse.com/club_info.cgi?clubID=81333
Club catering for all levels. Based in Albany on Auckland's North Shore.
Assyrian Star FC
http://www.assyrianstar.net/
The official site of Assyrian Star Sports Club in Auckland. Results, fixtures, statistics, links and contacts.
Auckland City Football Club
http://www.aucklandcityfc.com/
The official site with news, club information, results, fixtures, tables, match reports, directions, and links.
Burnside United AFC
http://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/burnsideunited/274446/Home
News, registrations, teams, results, club history, how to join, and links.
http://www.nzfc.co.nz/index.php?id=23
Official site of the National League team, including news, results, and photo gallery.
Cashmere Wanderers AFC
http://www.cashmere-soccer.co.nz/
News, teams, fixtures, club history, honours, and contacts. Based in Christchurch.
Central United FC
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~colcook/
A Premier League club based in Auckland which places great emphasis on youth development.
Coastal Spirit FC
http://www.allteams.co.nz/coastal-spirit-football-club/1/
News, results and history from the oldest established club in Christchurch.
East Coast Bays Association Football Club
http://websites.sportstg.com/club_info.cgi?client=1-4201-81336-0-0
News, club information, results, and fixtures.
Eastern Suburbs AFC
http://www.easternsuburbs.org.nz/
The second biggest club in New Zealand. The club's catchment area extends from Parnell, Newmarket and Remuera in the West through Medowbank, Mission Bay, Kohimarma, St Heliers, Glendowie, Glen Innes and into Panmure.
Fencibles United AFC
http://www.fencibles.org.nz/
One of New Zealands largest soccer clubs fielding 92 teams during the 2000 winter season.
Ferrymead Bays Football Club
http://www.ferrymeadbaysfootball.co.nz/
News, officials, teams, history, facilities, results, tables, and honours. Based in Christchurch.
Glenfield Rovers AFC and Sports Club
http://www.glenfieldrovers.org.nz/
News, club information, results, fixtures, standings, history, honours, teams, coaching, and links.
http://www.hbunited.co.nz/
Official NZFC club site including news, results, and photos.
Lower Hutt City AFC
http://www.lhcafc.org.nz/
With fixtures, results, pictures, and honours.
Manurewa AFC
http://www.manurewaafc.org.nz/
Includes fixtures, results, match reports including photographs, club news and information.
Matamata AFC
http://www.matamataswifts.co.nz/
News, membership, committee, directions, and club history.
Melville United AFC
http://www.melvilleunited.co.nz/
The official site with match reports, events, player profiles, photographs, and links.
Napier City Rovers AFC
http://www.cityrovers.co.nz/
News, fixtures, results, tables, and contacts.
Nomads United AFC
News, draws, results, tables, teams, directions, and contacts.
Onehunga Soccer
http://www.onehungasoccer.org.nz/
News, teams, draws, photographs, links, and contacts.
Otago University Association Football Club
http://www.ouafc.ousa.org.nz/
Draw, results, tables, match reports, links, and contacts.
Papanui-Redwood AFC
News, events, draws, results, tables, maps, reports, club history, photographs, and links.
Peringa United Association Football Club.
http://www.peringaafc.co.nz/
Draws, results, club information, photographs, and links. The club, based in the "Naki", Fitzroy, New Plymouth, provides soccer for junior, senior men, and women, plus holds winter and summer 5-a-side's.
Petone Football Club
http://www.petonefootball.org/
The official site with news, results, teams, club history, and ground locations.
Plains Rangers AFC
http://www.plainsrangers.com/
Results, match reports, player profiles, and NZ football news. Currently playing in Bay Of Plenty Division 1.
Roslyn Wakari AFC
http://www.roslynwakari.co.nz/
Official homepage of Dunedin's premier soccer club. Includes draws/results, history and upcoming events.
South Auckland Rangers
http://sarfootball.org.nz/
A member of No.2 District Federation of NZ Soccer (Soccer2). The club offers entertainment, socialising, and development.
Takapuna AFC
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~don-tm
Club information, summer sevens, teams, fixtures, tables, and contacts.
Three Kings United Football Club
http://www.threekings.org.nz/
News, match reports, calendar, photographs, and contacts. Members of the Northern League.
http://www.waitakereunited.co.nz/
Official NZFC club site with news, results, and roster.
Waitara Soccer Club
http://www.waitarasoccer.co.nz/
All grades of soccer from primary school to regional premier teams located in Waitara in the Taranaki province. Club details, results, events and contacts.
Wellington Olympic AFC
http://www.olympicafc.org.nz/
With results, fixtures, and pictures.
Western Association Football Club
The official site with news, committee, club history, location, results, draws, statistics, and photographs. Based in Christchurch.


Like last year, André Greipel won the prestigious conclusive stage on the Champs-Elysées as he outsprinted Peter Sagan and Alexander Kristoff. This is the first win of the German national champion at the Tour de France this year and his eleventh in total. Chris Froome won his third Tour de France after 2013 and 2015 to rejoin Philippe Thys, Louison Bobet and Greg LeMond in the record books one line below five-time winners Jacques Anquetil, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Hinault and Miguel Indurain.
175 riders started stage 21 in Chantilly. Chris Froome celebrated his third Tour de France victory. Joaquim "Purito" Rodriguez, 7th on GC at the age of 37, was given the green light to enter the Champs-Elysées alone in the lead to salute the crowd before retiring at the end of this year. French champion Arthur Vichot (FDJ) gave the go to the real race and an eight-man breakaway was formed with 50km to go: Alexis Gougeard (AG2R-La Mondiale), Lawson Craddock (Cannondale-Drapac), Markus Burghardt (BMC), Daniel Teklehaimanot (DiData), Jérémy Roy (FDJ), Jan Barta (Bora), Rui Costa (Lampre-Merida) and Brice Feillu (Fortuneo-Vital Concept).
Burghardt was ejected from the leading group due to a mechanical. Marcel Kittel (Etixx-Quick Step) also had a mechanical with 35km to go. The German who had won the Champs-Elysées in 2013 and 2014 was forced to a solo chase whereas his team-mate Tony Martin pulled out due to a left knee injury. The seven escapees had a maximum of 25 seconds lead. Luke Rowe and Wout Poels (Sky) showed off and joined them at the front with 18km to go. As the breakaway got reined in, Alexey Lutsenko (Astana) counter attacked. He was caught by Greg Van Avermaet (BMC) with 12km to go. It was all together again 6.5km before the end. Bryan Coquard (Direct Energie) had a flat tyre with 2.5km to go. Lotto-Soudal did the most impressive work at the front of the peloton and André Greipel was smart enough to mark Alexander Kristoff (Katusha) and pass him right on time while Peter Sagan was coming fast from behind. Riders representing 12 different teams and 10 nations have won the 21 stages of the 103rd Tour de France.
Chris Froome has become a giant in the history of the Tour de France. In the record book, he is only one step below the magic quartet of champions who have won the race five times (Jacques Anquetil, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Hinault and Miguel Indurain). With three overall victories (2013, 2015, 2016), he's on pair with Philippe Thys, Louison Bobet and Greg LeMond. Moreover, on the yellow jerseys tally, he stands alone with 44 days in the lead of the overall ranking below Merckx (96), Hinault (75), Indurain (60) and Anquetil (50).
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Killer who murdered girlfriend by stabbing her 54 times is jailed for life
Ian Bennett, 38, murdered Kerry Woolley, also 38, at her home in Solihull, West Mids, in July last year and enlisted the help of his mum Lynda Bennett to cover it up
Ian Bennett, 38, was jailed for life with a minimum term of 25 years at Birmingham Crown Court
A thug who stabbed his girlfriend 54 times and tried to suffocate her has been jailed for life.
Ian Bennett, 38, murdered Kerry Woolley, also 38, at her home in Solihull, West Mids, in July last year after wrongly accusing her of a lesbian affair.
His mother Lynda Bennett, 63, who tried to help cover up the grisly crime, was found guilty of assisting an offender and doing an act intended to pervert the course of justice.
Bennett was jailed for life with a minimum term of 25 years and his mum was jailed for three years today at Birmingham Crown Court.
Kerry Woolley, 38, was stabbed 54 times with two knives
Bennett, who was described in court as obsessive and controlling, accused the mum-of-two of cheating on him with another woman they met in a wine bar.
He used two knives to launch the horrific attack.
Bennett had only been seeing Kerry for a few weeks at that stage, the court heard.
Bennett then convinced his mum to help him throw the police off the investigation into him.
Lynda Bennett, 63, was jailed for three years after she was found guilty of assisting an offender and doing an act intended to pervert the course of justice
The pair, both from Solihull, denied their actions but a jury found them guilty in less than two hours.
Police were able to pin Bennett after they seized his mum's dash-cam footage which showed him disposing of potential evidence, including throwing a knife into a canal.
Sentencing, Judge Melbourne Inman QC said: "[Ian] Bennett you have been convicted on overwhelming evidence.
"Ms Woolley had difficulties in her life but still had much of it before her. She leaves behind a grieving family."
Mum-of-two Kerry Woolley was found dead at her home in July 2020
He continued: "You used serious physical violence on her. You also strangled her. You smothered her with your right hand.
"You inflicted 54 separate injuries with those knives.
"The violence was on any view extreme. When you used the knives Kerry was still conscious.
"This was obviously a sustained attack. Kerry must have been wholly terrified before she suffered the fatal injuries."
The court heard how Bennett had only been seeing Kerry for a few weeks at the time she was killed
The judge also branded Bennett an "extremely dangerous" man
He added: "An experienced pathologist said it was one of the most horrific murders he had seen.
"Kerry was very vulnerable, drunk and physically weak. You had a calculated plan as to how you would get away with it.
"Your calculated actions I am sure are not consistent with some sudden loss of temper.
Police at the scene here Kerry was found dead in July 2020
"I am sure there was a degree of premeditation. You have brought your own mother into the dock. You have never expressed a word of remorse."
Addressing Lynda Bennett, Judge Inman described the lengths she went for her son.
He said: "The actions you took had a profound effect on the administration of justice. You washed his clothing.
"Your actions were taken in the middle of the night and the following morning and later in the day lying to the police.
Bennett had falsely accused Kerry of having an affair with another woman
"It was mere good fortune that your car had CCTV which revealed what you had done.
"It is clear you have no remorse whatsoever. I accept you had misguided but genuine love for your son.
"You are a mature woman who has never been in trouble before."
Det Sgt Rory Jus, of West Midlands Police, said: "Ian Bennett unleashed a vicious and brutal attack on Kerry Woolley, a woman he had only been in a relationship with for a matter of a few short weeks.
"He then chose to blatantly lie about what had happened but quickly became unstuck as the evidence mounted up against him.
"In particular the dashcam from his mother's car showed how he'd enlisted her help as he disposed of the items that would ultimately tie him to his crime."
"Neither Ian Bennett nor his mother Lynda have once shown any remorse for their part in this terrible crime and it was pleasing to see that the evidence we were able to put before the jury enabled them to see through their lies.
"Our thoughts have always been with Kerry's family, and we hope that Bennett's conviction, and also that of his mother, can now bring them some comfort."


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Legal OPINION: IS GOVERNOR OBASEKI QUALIFIED TO CONTEST GOVERNORSHIP OF EDO STATE?
Vision News, Opinion June 22, 2020
By Prince Orji Nwafor-Orizu
The opinion expressed by me in respect of the above matter is not political but purely legal. I can say straight away for the guidance of any political party willing to sponsor Governor Obaseki that he is qualified under our Constitution to contest election as Governor of Edo State.
Qualification to contest election is a constitutional matter. It is a law of strict liability. Nothing is to be removed or added. Section 177(a)(b)(c)(d) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 provides that a person is qualified for election to the office of Governor of a State if:
" (a) He is a citizen of Nigeria by birth
(b) He has attained the age of thirty-five years
(c) He is a member of a political party and is sponsored by that political party
(d) He has been educated up to at least school certificate level or its equivalent. ''
The above constitutional provision was well explained by the Supreme Court in AGI v. PDP (2016) LPELR 42578 (SC) per Ogunbiyi JSC as follows:
" …………..a person who is qualified to contest an election by virtue of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) cannot be disqualified by the operation of other law in force in Nigeria. The Constitution takes precedence over all other laws. Therefore where there is a matter of alleged falsification of a document or rendering of a false statement as alleged in this case, it must relate to a qualifying or disqualifying factor by virtue of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The office of governor of a State was created by virtue of Section 177(1) of the 1999 Constitution and the qualification to hold that office was established by Section 177 thus:
"A person shall be qualified for election to the office of Governor of a State if :
(a) He is a citizen of Nigeria by birth
(c) He is a member of a political party and is sponsored by that political party and
(d) He has been educated up to at least school certificate level or its equivalent'' AGI v. PDP (supra) per Ogunbiyi JSC.
The meaning of the above holding of the Supreme Court is that a person can only be disqualified if he is not a Nigerian up to the age of 35 and not sponsored by a political party and not educated up to school certificate level and nothing more.
In the case of Governor Obaseki two issues are raised, to wit, educational qualification and discrepancy in NYSC certificate. Let us see what the law says.
It is not in controversy that Governor Obaseki attended Eghosa Grammar School and passed school certificate with three credits. That is enough qualification to contest for Governorship of Edo State as required by Section 177(c) of the 1999 Constitution as amended, 2011. Whether Governor Obaseki went to University of Ibadan, or elsewhere is a surplusage. A political party and Governor Obaseki should avoid controversy and stick to his school certificate. It is not infra dis of Obaseki's academic qualification. We all know he is a University graduate.
I am aware that INEC and a political party are not admission office of the University of Ibadan, but it is safer to get out of controversy.
My reason for insisting on school certificate is that the constitution by section 318 states that school certificate or its equivalent to mean "(b) education up to secondary school certificate level.'' See Atiku v. Buhari 2019 (S.C) .This approach will cut off the argument about 3 years at the University or 3 credits from Eghosa Grammar School. A good politician avoids legal controversy as long as he achieves his aim.
DISCREPANCY IN NYSC CERTIFICATE
Another issue raised is that "Obasek'' appeared in the NYSC Certificate instead of "Obaseki''. This may not be ignored. However, the NYSC Certificate is not one of the qualifications for contest to any elective position in Nigeria. The law is settled that NYSC Certificate may be required for employment or appointment but surely not required to contest election under our constitution. I can state authoritatively that no candidate has been disqualified by the Supreme Court for not attaching his NYSC Certificate as a qualifying document to contest election.
It is therefore safe to conclude that the question of discrepancy or any shortfall in the NYSC Certificate of Governor Obaseki is not relevant to his qualification to contest election.
Again, if the political party of Governor Obaseki accepts to use his school certificate result only, then the question of NYSC Certificate will not be necessary at all. It will be a smooth sail in INEC especially as INEC itself following Section 177 of the 1999 Constitution as amended, 2011, a few days ago formally set out qualification for a candidate to contest election for governorship. It did not include NYSC Certificate.
The approach of two popular Senators from the South East to a situation similar to the Obaseki saga is worth emulating. When there were unnecessary storm about their educational qualifications to contest for Senate, the sagacious politicians simply submitted only their school certificate result and the whole noise ended. Obaseki, think of this and move on.
Dated this 22nd day of June, 2020
Prince Orji Nwafor-Orizu
(Legal Practitioner)
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Gustave Van De Woestijne is a Flemish Expressionist painter of the early 20th century. His work includes The Last Supper and it is huge.
In the Catholic context of Belgium, surrounded by the religiosity of previous centuries, it is a stunningly unreligious piece of work. One simple full loaf of bread sits on the table. There is no cup, grapes or any other food on the table. Around the table are clustered 12 disciples, portrayed as workers, Flemish miners or farm hands.
Which leaves the size. Why paint what is one of the largest paintings in the Museum? Why make something so ordinary so large?
Either a sign of no faith? A critique of the ceremony and wafer thin spirituality of the religion he has experienced? It certainly has the checkerboard floor often used in religious art.
Or full of faith? A reminder of the very large place for God in the ordinary, in simple bread, shared among workers hands? If so, it has echoes of the worker priest movement, such an intriguing mission development in France, among Catholics, in the 1940s. Priests asked to be freed from parish duties in order to work, in factories, in order to try and reconnect with the working class. It is a fascinating, bold, and innovative approach to mission, that was closed down by the Pope within a few decades.
It is the type of fresh expression/emerging church I'd love to see, one that jumps out of middle class subcultures and across class boundaries, out from church and worship and among the 24/7 patterns of working life. A movement that could only be nourished by a Jesus breaking bread with workers around ordinary tables of life.
Amid the ancient history of Saint Salvador Cathedral, Brugge, is a contemporary stations of the cross. Beautifully arranged in a side chapel, it is one, of very few signs, that this faith might be living.
A project by Dutch artist, Jac Bisschops, between 2008 and 2010, he aimed to communicate the essential message of each Station of the Cross. His aim is contemplation, a seeking for simplicity, harmony and clarity. The hubris of the cathedral was thus a thoroughly fitting backdrop.
Each base colour is used three times. Layering is used to provide a rich intensity of colour.
Another feature is the interplay of horizontal and vertical lines. In this sense, it has echoes of New Zealand artist, Colin McCahon and his stations of the cross (although McCahonh uses more of a two colour palette).
I went today to the recently opened Historium in Bruges. A wonderfully creative way to access history, that has some challenges for Christian communication and shows the enormous potential of storytelling.
It began with a question, what was it like in the Middle Ages?
The question was answered by multisensory storytelling. They took a red robe, a green parrot and the girl model from a van Eyk painting, Madonna with Canon, to create a narrative, told in audio and through video screens cunning placed around a set, spread over 7 rooms). Each set involved senses, simulating fog, snow, local produce. Animation was used, both to ensure historical accuracy, in the backdrops, costumes, hats, jewellery, but also to enhance the storytelling. The 7 sets/rooms allowed a focus on a wide range of life, customs to guilds, public baths to harbour, created from miniatures and art of the time. The goal is an emotional insight. In other words, not just information. But neither just entertainment. But a use of senses to help people make a connection, and thus to bring the past into the present.
After the experience comes the information, a room full of displays to browse. Imagine if church history or Biblical studies were taught in this way!
It is important to note also the place of collaboration – film makers, musicians, historians, business people all working in partnership.
I'm hoping (numbers willing) to teach a course in 2013 (starting April) on the place, potential and possibility of senses in mission and ministry, working with a local artist and local storyteller. What I saw today may well become a contemporary case study.
Historium: The Making Of from Historium Brugge on Vimeo.
Tomorrow, 26th December, we Eurostar across the Channel. Time for our Euro experience. Tee hee.
It's been a busy first two weeks of sabbatical. I've had two cracks at writing a publisher proposal. One got the thumbs down, "needs more effort" from a helpful colleague. The second, shaped by the helpful conversation emerging from the first, got a much more encouraging response. So with a greater sense of clarity, of both the big picture and some stepping stones, I've now started to work on a couple of sample chapters. It's been a profitable beginning to the sabbatical.
A surprise is to realise how quickly and completely I've forgotten about the Principal pressures. Being sucked into a book proposal in my largest study ever in another country, in another hemisphere, has been a very good way to find some space, mental and spiritual.
But now it's time to pause, to holiday. Not this year in a Southern Hemisphere of beaches, baches, barbeques and books. Rather a Northern Hemisphere of art galleries, museums and cathedrals.Three weeks to absorb, across Belgium, Germany and France. Looking forward to stepping away, not just from being Principal, but from being sabbatical writer.
News via email overnight of funding approved for Walking on Country, an indigenous immersion experience, which we want to have as a compulsory part of our training for candidates for ministry at Uniting College. It's a project that I've been quietly working away on for well over a year – first in going ourselves as a family, then in seeking partnership with Uniting Church Congress, then in approaching a potential funding partner, then in finding a person to provide leadership, including to write up the bid ….
•	That a three day/three night educational and spiritual experience of Indigenous culture, history, politics and contemporary lifestyle be incorporated into the training and education of Uniting Church (of South Australia) candidates for Ministry.
•	That this occur in different locations each year, based with an Indigenous community.
•	That over a three year cycle, with up to 10 candidates attending each year, this program will be attended by the entire Ministry candidate cohort.
•	That the program consist of Preparatory reading, an Immersion experience, and a post-trip forum.
4.	For participants to commit to a journey of reconciliation with Indigenous Australians, and to the vision for Covenanting in the Uniting Church.
Although it might be better than nothing.
And it fits with a number of other intentional processes we're working on – looking not for a one-off tokenist experience, but consciousness raising on multiple fronts.
Because missional leaders need to experience boundary crossing – in their guts and bodies and in their contexts – as well as their heads.
Ripon College is the centering, homing location for our sabbatical. It emerged from a chance email, three Kiwis missiologists connecting. Cathy Ross emailed me congratulating us on our appointing at Uniting College of our new Director of Missiologist, Rosemary Dewerse. Cathy offered us hospitality if I ever came to the UK, which I said I actually was planning to do in a few months. And so we are now here at Ripon College, training place for Anglican Ordinands.
The library is located within the building and I've found a quiet little spot. I've not worked in a dedicated theological library for a long time and its just magic, surrounded by all the books you are likely to need. It's like my office, only with more books and no work to distract or desk to tidy. It's safer than a public library, meaning you can leave your computer to go for lunch or a 15 minute walk-and-break. It's richer, being able to go to "practical theology" and browse all the relevant shelf, looking for chapters on how the Bible is being used, or going to "ecclesiology" and finding an new resource.
This first week of sabbatical I've started with a blank page and written around 4,000 words of a book précis. What do I want to say, how to begin, how to end and the stepping stones to get there? I hope to have a publisher proposal and sample chapter by Christmas.
I've thought about not blogging until I get the book (Sustainability and Fresh Expressions) written. As a discipline. But Lynne joked that would be like cutting of an arm. That I blog to get my thoughts organised. So who knows ….
One of the advantages of living in a house renovation is some space to play. Over the last few months, in order to try to gain even a tiny bit of work/life balance, I've been knocking off work early every Monday, to spend time with one of the family.
- chalk paint as a background, words painted using my icon paints, etched via cut lettering from a local craft shop.
The plan is to use chalk, to write on the walls the things we're glad of, and what we're hoping for. It's part of what we need to do as a family, to keep a focus on gratitude and hope.
Then, when the renovation project eventually gets to this room, we'll simply paint over the top of "gratitude" and "hope", leaving our family prayers permanently part of the house walls. It will probably need one more coat than normal. But hey – at least these walls will talk.
Twice in the last few weeks, a prayer by Oscar Romero has come my way. Romero was a Catholic Archbishop in El Salvador, assassinated on 1980, while celebrating Mass in a small chapel in a cancer hospital where he lived.
Help us to step back and take the long view.
of the magnificent enterprise that is your work..
Nothing we do is complete, which is only a way of saying that your realm always lies beyond us.
No one program accomplishes the church's mission.
No set of goals includes everything.
knowing they hold future promise.
Knowing this frees us, for it enables us to do something.
a step along the way.
for your grace to enter and do the rest.
You are the master builder, and we work with you.
We may never see the end results that are known to you.
Given the way the prayer has found me, it seemed appropriate that it become the devotional for our team retreat on Thursday. I provided two ways to respond. One was to pray by planting a seed of petition. The other was to pray by watering as thanks. Outside (because dirt and water don't go with carpet), I had placed a seed tray and a pot of colour from home.
Inside, we said the prayer together, a different person taking a phrase each. We then sat with the prayer in silence for 5 minutes. I then invited folk to move outside. And to either plant a seed "we plant seeds that will one day grow" or to water the pot "We water seeds already planted." We then concluded by again saying the prayer together, again a different person taking a phrase each.
The focus of the retreat day was strategic planning and it was just lovely to begin the day watering and planting, reminding each other that- "We cannot do everything. Knowing this frees us, for it enables us to do something." (To end the day, we shared communion and had a party. But that's another post).
I led a combined gathering of Board and College team on Tuesday. It's been an excellent year and it seemed appropriate to gather and celebrate and be in relationship.
We also had some need to talk further about our focus as a College. So before we ate together, we had some work.
I then asked the question – All organisations have limited resource. So, as we think about each stakeholder, what % of energy should college give to each? Being a percentage, it needed to sum to 100.
What would you answer? How do you think a College should allocate resource?


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"Cupid" Rising: ABC Resurrects Canceled Rob Thomas Series
It might not be the return of Veronica Mars, but ABC has brought back a Rob Thomas-created series from the dead.
The broadcaster has signed a deal with Rob Thomas to develop a brand-new version of romantic comedy procedural series Cupid, about a man who believes that he is sent to Earth by Zeus in order to unite unexpected lovers. That man was played by Entourage's Jeremy Piven, but don't expect Ari Gold to turn up in the newly fashioned Cupid project.
The original series, which aired 15 episodes during the 1998-99 season, came from Sony Pictures Television; studio has given its blessing to a new version from ABC Studios, part of Thomas' one-year deal with the studio.
"For the last couple years, I've been talking to ABC about how to do an anthological romantic comedy a la Cupid or Love Boat," said Thomas. "We kept beating around ideas and kept coming back to Cupid as the best of the group. So they said to me, 'Why not go back and do Cupid again?"
As part of his development deal with ABC Studios, Thomas will additionally develop a US version of New Zealand drama series Outrageous Fortune, about a family of blue-collar criminals.
While neither project is exactly the return to Veronica Mars that I had hoped for (sigh), I am glad that ABC realizes what an asset it has in Rob Thomas... and that this talented writer won't be stuck with the dreadful Big Shots for more than a season.
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sandeep said…
Definetly a very good blog on televisionary ... will recommend it 2 my frnds
LB said…
ARE YOU SERIOUS?!?!?! I loved Cupid and was pretty upset when it was canceled. Never thought it would be resurrected, though. YAY ABC!
ticknart said…
Does this mean we may get a DVD set out of this?
Asta said…
I second Ticknart, I hope this means the original version will be making an appearance on DVD. I'm rather in shock that ABC is bringing the series back since they didn't seem to have a lot of faith in it the first time around. Now off to spread the good news. :)
rockauteur said…
Such bizarre news... maybe there is hope CW (if it survives) will relaunch VM one day (but with Kristen Bell of course).
I think we'll definitely see a cupid DVD set before this series is launched... unless of course ABC doesn't want to confuse the audience, which in that case, i could see something bundled with the new version's first season DVD.
Oh my god. It's like someone was in my head! I loved this show so much, and always thought it was underrated and underappreciated.
And sigh, this was back in the day when I still liked Jeremy Piven.
And to the person in my head, I'll be awaiting that "Freaks and Geeks" revival announcement any day now...
Shawn Anderson said…
Loved that show! Now that the series is back, I seriously doubt it will be released on DVD (ABC/Sony wouldn't want it to compete/compare.) But the original lives on through YouTube.
If things go quickly enough, maybe it can take over the coveted post-Grey's Anatomy slot that the awful Big Shots is wasting right now.
Best...Series...EVER! Hallelujah!
I've always wanted to see the original, having heard only good things, I'm glad to see ABC trusting RT.
One question, are there any other series you know of that have been canceled, only to be resurrected with the same creator/producer but new stars?
Tayzen said…
If you're interested, I started recently, together with some friends, Cupid Wiki:
http://www.cupidwiki.com/
No ads. Just good content. I am updating it when I have the chance. Obviously, the focus in on the series about to air, but we want to cover also the "Chicago" series.
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