Donkeycorns are strange hybrid creatures that posses leathery wings, and a strange, spiral horn on their muzzles. It is believed that they are descended from a far more graceful race of equestrians that lived in a far away land.
Donkeycorns are capable of limited flight and have magical ability, but are usually pretty crappy at both.
A race of short mammalian bipeds which have been in space longer than most species have recorded histories. The Wuzokun once held a vast interstellar empire, the influences of which can still be seen today. After their eventual collapse most of them died out, although there are still scattered settlements here and there.
Wuzokun spend their entire lives enclosed in ancient life support suits, which are often handed down through generations.
Massive, towering cyborg creatures created by a mad scientist from deep beneath the seas, Laser Sharks terrorize the shipping lanes of the world.
The sharks have to be cloned as they are endangered. They are ill tempered.


Franny Crosby was the most prolific hymn writer in history. She was also blind since her infancy. Her perspective on her disability in her own words was, "It seemed intended by the blessed providence of God that I should be blind all my life, and I thank him for the dispensation. If perfect earthly sight were offered me tomorrow I would not accept it. I might not have sung hymns to the praise of God if I had been distracted by the beautiful and interesting things about me." It seems her troubles drove her to the cleft of the rock, the secret place of God's presence, where she saw, not with her physical eyes but with the eyes of her spirit, "rivers of pleasure". It was there that she fell in love with the Lover of her soul, for she also said, "when I get to heaven, the first face that shall ever gladden my sight will be that of my Savior"
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Finding the purpose in our trials, or simply resting in Him when we don't understand. That brings the peace that surpasses all understanding. The peace only Jesus can give. Amen, sweet friend. Sabbath blessings.
Resting in Him when we don't understand...that's the hard part isn't it?
It always amazes me the depth and beauty that are in Fanny Crosby's words...this song will be with me today. Thank you for the encouragement to let difficulties drive me to the cleft of the Rock (Jesus).
Aren't the words so rich?


Why should you use a modern pressure cooker?
Cook fast, easy, delicious and healthy meals in one-third the ordinary time (can be shorter than one-tenth the time depending on the food type - see comparison chart below).
During your busy day, gives you the time to prepare nutritious homemade meals fast.
Stop wasting money buying expensive pre-packaged meals containing ingredients you can't pronounce.
Have a healthy diet or lose weight.
Have a financial investment that's better than owning a gas station. You'll be using 70% less energy.
The Fagor Duo new generation pressure cooker saves you time by cooking foods TWO to TEN times faster than ordinary cooking methods. It is the fastest way to cook delicious food. Fagor new generation pressure cookers are as fast or faster than microwave ovens, but the food tastes tremendously better. Spending less time cooking means more time for sports, kids, movies, friends, hobbies or other activities.
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Food can be cooked extremely fast with the Fagor Duo new generation pressure cooker to make tasty snacks, meals or even yummy desserts like cheesecake. Prepare recipes, from a simple entrée to a complete gourmet meal, in minutes. There are many one-pot pressure cooker meals. That means only one pot to clean.
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Get long simmering flavours fast when using a Fagor new generation pressure cooker. The Fagor Duo pressure cooker can quickly cook items such as chicken, beef, seafood and potatoes plus healthy and low cost foods like vegetables, rice and beans (such as chickpeas) that would otherwise require a long time to cook.
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The Fagor Duo new generation pressure cooker has the all-in-one functionality of a slow cooker, rice cooker, vegetable steamer, pasta cooker, microwave oven, stock pot, conventional pot and even a baby bottle sterilizer COMBINED. Easy to use, too.
More time to do the things you want to do: friends, activities, fun or just relaxing.
Did we mention the Fagor Duo new generation pressure cooker is fast? On average, cook homemade meals in 1/3 the time compared to ordinary cookware. Using a Fagor pressure cooker is the fastest way to cook great food that is tastier, healthier, more environmentally friendly and cheaper than canned, frozen or processed foods. There is no faster pressure cooker on the market than the Fagor Duo new generation pressure cooker.
Fagor pressure cookers cut cooking times so you can make healthy homemade meals quickly. Food Fast, Without the Guilt.TM The Fagor Duo slashes cooking times, giving you the time to prepare delicious, healthy meals—cutting down on processed foods high in fat and heart-stopping sodium and low in nutrients.
When pressure-cooking with a Fagor new generation pressure cooker, foods are more nutritious because they are cooked fast in a sealed, virtually oxygen free environment with very little liquid. Water-soluble vitamins and minerals are not cooked away.
Vegetables retain their natural colour and flavour as they can be steamed under pressure rather than boiled. Steam pressure cooks the food fast, so all foods cooked in a new generation pressure cooker are moist and succulent unlike microwave cooked foods.
This isn't your mother's old, noisy pressure cooker!! Fagor new generation pressure cookers are UL-listed for compliance to the applicable UL Standard for Safety for pressure cookers. New safety technology with multiple safety valves permit any excess pressure to escape while an interlock prevents the pressure cooker lid from being accidentally opened (new safety technology details).
Homemade meals cooked in a pressure cooker provide a fast alternative to pricey store-bought entrées and processed foods containing preservatives, artificial flavours and colour additives.
Surveys show that cooking accounts for about 10% of the average home's electricity bill. Because it is so fast, the Fagor Duo new generation pressure cooker saves you money by using approximately 70% less energy than ordinary cookware. Importantly for many people, this means a cooler, more comfortable kitchen and less air conditioner use.
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Find me someone who doesn't just love a bargain! From the retailers' point of view, sales really do work. That's why they are still just as prevalent as decades ago, advertised across all forms of media. Pre Christmas bargains, Boxing Day sales, Black Friday, you name it, there are key dates all throughout the calendar and if there isn't one looming, then there is always a flash sale.
Some goods, however, seem to occupy that exclusive territory of 'it's not in the sale' – must be uttered in hushed and reverential tones, the opposing psychology that the particular item is too special, too exclusive to ever be reduced. This tactic is utilised for premium brands, top end shoppers with deep pockets desperate to ensure that their premium purchase deliberately retains a high price tag. They desire the exclusivity associated with a premium value, luxury goods – think Rolex, Channel and Porsche. They are never in the sale instead occupying the low volume, high cachet, multiple-figure sales label. If you have to ask the cost, then you can't afford it.
How does this work with online pharmaceuticals? Witness two distinct shopping patterns here, the purchaser who loves a bargain regardless or, the alternative, the shopper who won't risk buying pills that are not full priced in case there is something wrong with them. Viagra is for sale all across the internet and, as with everything else proffered for sale online, there are reductions and discounts to be had, with huge savings. But doesn't it just feel a little odd, goes against the grain rather, for a drugs supplier to be offering reductions on key medicines and therapies?
Why do companies offer Viagra pills for sale online?
Some people struggle with the concept of medicines in the bargain basement. Why would something so critical to health and significant like Viagra pills be presented for sale by an outlet?
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Let us juxtapose two mechanisms of modernity's mass culture: mechanically reproduced media and fashion. Both fields have "manna" narratives, in that the concerns and technologies of the early bourgeois-capitalist oligarchs filter and descend down to the masses. Segments of these same consuming masses are, however, productive of the manufactured needs in these fields (i.e., tastes). Pioneers on the figurative and literal streets—the DIY brigades—constitute a kind of research and design department. They are an unpaid vanguard whose activities may set the pace for the stylistic advancements of capital. The latest wave of fashion (which is cyclical) and the most fashionable development in "technoaesthetics" (which is linear) are frequently produced by those who do not capitalize on this production.
Ernst Bloch wrote that "not all people exist in the same Now." Among its other functions, fashion (as distinct from style or clothing) always acts as a semiotic policing to ensure the proper manifestations of this nonsychronicity. Meaning that fashion works as a single contingent set of checks and balances upon the system of power relations in any given society. This is not to claim, of course, that there is a direct correlation visible in all circumstances—a cipher key for What People Wear. But fashion as a system is not, is never, strictly rhizomatic. It has its sources in economic relations. It has its first justifications in moneyed interests. Fashion, an instrumentalization of nonsynchronicity, is therefore complicit. This goes for clothes, and it also goes for stylistic trends in cinema, television, and video.
I am oversimplifying matters here for the purpose of a premise that in the culture industry all activities, even ones of critical resistance, are necessarily negotiations rather than pure negations.
In Liquid Sky the character Margaret (Anna Carlisle) tells her old art instructor (a part-time lover and apparently something of an aging radical) that his generation's blue jeans, free love sloganeering, and revolution were a costume—a performance, a posture—as much as her own generation's self-stylings. The only difference is that her generation knows and acknowledges this fact.
The way Liquid Sky imagines fashion breaks down according to the specific level of engagement we isolate. On one hand, there is the depiction of trends. For example, Dave Kehr notes that the film "capture[s] the neopuritanism of the new wave movement." That is, one can read the film as a document or representation of a scene—a scene that exists in reality, independently of this film that depicts it. From there one might pronounce judgments on the subject matter of the film itself.
On the other hand, there is apart from representation, the participation in trends. For instance homemade aesthetics—literally homemade (Liquid Sky was filmed in and around a penthouse), but also participating in a 'leftovers' type of mediascape, that imagined (differently) by something like Videodrome or Stephen Sayadian's work, too, wherein the B-grade parsimony of the images is a deliberate aesthetic effect. The text is part of a low-budget sphere of image-making—costing only a half-million dollars, lacking truly round and convincing sets and bursting with DIY decoration (descended from punk—very): the film has the neon fingerprints of its creators all over it.
It is precisely this "low," inexpensive, pop-musical, youth-oriented aesthetic Soviet émigré Slava Tsukerman and his crew enact that connects this film in some kind of unspoken international fraternity, a Cold War counter-discourse.
Much American film production in the 1980s was marked by jingoism and interventionism. Even irenics were often of an authoritarian bent (Rocky IV truly, unironically, is one of the landmark cinematic texts of the Reagan era). The consideration of geopolitical violence carried with it only rarely a consideration of geopolitical history. The inverse of this unthinking, unflagging chauvinism is, I would argue, a range of conspiracy texts that mark the years from Nixon through George H.W. Bush. (Fredric Jameson has written cogently on this theme in a chapter of The Geopolitical Aesthetic.) The conspiratorial accusations of much low-grade genre coding in the 1970s and '80s made for rather fascinating cinema all along the high-low divide. I am thinking of David Blair's Wax, or the Discovery of Television among the Bees (1991) and Mark Rappaport's Chain Letters (1985), for starters. This tendency to make sense of politics as arcane and perhaps extraterrestrial, the workings of an omniscient order of powerful beings, extends weblike through much of cinema. At its root, I think, it expresses the concerns of a mentality which—unlike that of the Stallonist-jingoist—do not identify with government (or US) power and do not trust the benevolence of its operators. Conspiracy was the narrative mechanism by which new and inorganic communities were produced—all as results of shadow powers. The dual video age themes of conspiracy and cliques sometimes converged—they converge in Liquid Sky. The film's fringe vanguard fashionistas being orgasmo-murdered by vampiric aliens (depicted only as optic nerves) makes for an interesting comment on the unwittingness of the pop avant-garde cliques—the R&D departments of capitalism—in the post-Nixon, post-1960s counterculture Cold War milieu.
The nodal points of the early video age have in fact proven to be a rich mine to vein. The mining started early enough, as commercial films soon became weird and neon-gritty, too: recall not only the street/youth films like Beat Street (Stan Lathan, 1984), but also Alan Rudolph's Trouble in Mind (1986) or Walter Hill's Streets of Fire (1984). If, by the mid-1980s, the "new wave" could be co-opted and "upgraded" to commercial cinema as a look, a feel, a selling point, then it isn't until, say, 2008 that the unclean age of analog (the vital antithesis of neon new wave cleanliness) finds its synthesis realized. Meaning: the technology is as important, and as apparent, as the décor, the attitudes, and the mise-en-scène. Just look at the latest Snoop Dogg video, a brilliant work, "Sensual Seduction" (directed by Melina Matsoukas). At this point it is not simply the depicted image but the way the image is captured and produced that become a desired effect. To hold a screening of Liquid Sky in 2008 and to assume its continued relevancy or worth is, I think, a call to bear this technoaesthetic transformation in mind.
--Zach Campbell, January 2008
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Our famous chicken wings served with celery, seasoned fries and ranch dipping sauce.
Hickory bbq sauce, applewood smoked bacon, cheddar cheese and topped with a crisp onion ring.
A large grilled tortilla stuffed with jack and cheddar cheese, white queso and sliced green chilies, drizzled with a creamy chipotle mayo and topped with green onion. Served with sour cream, pico de gallo and our freshly made red or green salsa.
True to its philly roots, we feature seasoned shaved beef cooked to order and topped with sauteed peppers, onions and melted Provolone on a grilled fresh baked roll.
Soft flour tortillas stuffed with fresh grilled white cod, topped with pico de gallo, cabbage and baja sauce. Served with warm crisp tortilla chips and our freshly made red or green salsa.
Our classic cheeseburger topped with applewood smoked bacon.
A USDA Choice tender 8 ounce center cut New York steak cooked to perfection. Served on a grilled fresh baked roll with steak mayo and topped with homemade onion straws.
Slow roasted beef, sauteed onions, melted provolone cheese and creamy horseradish on a grilled fresh baked roll with homemade au jus on the side for dipping.
Cold-water cod, lightly beer battered, flash fried and served with our tartar sauce, coleslaw and your choice of seasoned fries, sweet potato fries, onion rings or timbers kettle chips.
Breaded chicken fingers served with celery, seasoned fries and ranch dipping sauce.
A bubbling hot blend of mozzarella cheese, cream cheese, parmesan, onions, spinach and a hint of garlic all melted together and served with crisp homemade tortilla chips and our freshly made red or green salsa.
Warm, crisp homemade tortilla chips served with our freshly made red and green salsa.
Our seasoned fries covered with our special timbers sauce, jack and cheddar cheese and grilled onions.
A basket full of our sweet breaded onion rings fried golden brown served with your favorite dipping sauce.
Our seasoned fries covered with buffalo sauce, jack and cheddar cheese and drizzled with your choice of ranch or blue cheese dressing.
Thinly cut and fried crisp, then dusted with our special seasoning.
Fresh thinly sliced Kennebec potatoes fried crisp.
Crispy fried sweet potato fries dusted with our special seasoning.
Crisp homemade tortilla chips topped with jack and cheddar cheese, spicy jalapenos, black olives and pico de gallo, covered with creamy cheese sauce. Served with freshly made red or green salsa.
Crisp homemade tortilla chips with grilled chicken, topped with jack and cheddar cheese, black olives, sour cream sauce, red enchilada sauce, covered with creamy white queso. Served with freshly made red or green salsa.
Crisp homemade tortilla chips with applewood smoked bacon and ground beef, topped with jack and cheddar cheese, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, red onions, covered with creamy cheese sauce. Served with freshly made red or green salsa.
Crisp homemade tortilla chips with grilled BBQ chicken, topped with jack and cheddar cheese, pico de gallo, crispy onions and BBQ sauce, covered with creamy cheese sauce.
Crisp homemade tortilla chips with grilled buffalo chicken, topped with jack and cheddar cheese, covered with creamy white queso, drizzled with spicy buffalo sauce and topped with celery. Served with freshly made red or green salsa.
Grilled southwestern chicken breast sliced and served on a bed of iceberg and romaine lettuce with fried tortilla strips, diced tomatoes, avocado, corn and black bean salsa. Served with picante ranch dressing.
Fresh romaine lettuce, croutons and grated parmesan cheese tossed in creamy caesar dressing.
Grilled chicken served on a bed of fresh lettuce with avocado, cucumbers, tomatoes, diced red onion, hardboiled egg, blue cheese crumbles and applewood smoked bacon. Served with your choice of dressing.
Fresh lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions, carrots, grilled pineapple and cabbage topped with crispy wonton noodles. Served with an Asian sesame dressing.
Our original recipe backwoods chili made with beef, pork, large beans and secret spices. Topped with jack and cheddar cheese. Served with garlic toast.
Large fresh lettuce wedge topped with blue cheese crumbles, red onions, tomatoes, applewood smoked bacon and drizzled with a balsamic vinaigrette. Served with your choice of dressing.
A triple-decker with oven roasted turkey, applewood smoked bacon, sliced ham, jack cheese, mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato on your choice of toast.
Tender BBQ short rib covered in tangy BBQ sauce topped with homemade onion straws, coleslaw and BBQ aioli on a grilled fresh baked roll.
Grilled chicken breast topped with melted jack cheese, shredded lettuce, tomato, avocado and red onion on a toasted bun.
Toasted parmesan sourdough bread stuffed with applewood smoked bacon, tomato, cheddar and Swiss cheese.
Sliced grilled chicken topped with sauteed peppers, onions and melted Provolone on a grilled fresh baked roll.
Chipotle tortilla filled with diced chicken fingers, tossed in hot sauce, lettuce, tomato, red onions and ranch dressing.
Grilled chicken, grated parmesan cheese and creamy caesar dressing wrapped in a warm spinach tortilla.
A grilled spinach tortilla filled with seasoned chicken breast, applewood smoked bacon, avocado, jack and cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato and smokey BBQ ranch dressing.
Our juicy brisket burger topped with bacon jam, applewood smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, grilled onion and sauteed mushrooms. It's the jam.
Blue cheese crumbles, applewood smoked bacon, onion, lettuce and tomato with an onion aioli.
The whole farm is on this one! Our brisket burger served with applewood smoked bacon, fried egg and American cheese.
A lean turkey patty dusted with Southwest spices, grilled to perfection. Topped with our freshly made salsa, avocado and fried tortilla strips served on a whole wheat bun.
Served open faced and topped with our famous wildfire chili, melted cheddar and jack cheese, sour cream and onions.
Topped with melted pepper jack cheese, roasted chilies and chipotle mayo, dusted with Southwest spices.
A grilled garden patty topped with sauteed mushrooms, onions, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato and timbers sauce served on a whole wheat bun.
Brisket burgers with grilled onions topped with american cheese, lettuce, tomato and pickle.
Brisket burgers with onion and applewood smoked bacon. Topped with bbq sauce, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato and homemade onion straws.
Tender BBQ short rib topped with homemade onion straws, coleslaw and BBQ aioli.
Lean turkey burgers dusted with Southwest spices, topped with our freshly made salsa, avocado and fried tortilla strips.
Ten golden butterfly fried shrimp served with our fresh made cocktail sauce and your choice of seasoned fries, sweet potato fries, onion rings or timbers kettle chips.
For those who can't decide we combined two of our favorites! Cold water cod, lightly beer battered and flash fried along with our golden butterfly fried shrimp served with coleslaw and our fresh made tartar and cocktail sauces.
Soft flour tortillas stuffed with grilled chicken, topped with shredded lettuce, fresh pico de gallo and jack and cheddar cheese. Served with warm crisp tortilla chips and our freshly made red or green salsa.
Soft flour tortillas stuffed with grilled steak, topped with shredded lettuce, fresh pico de gallo and jack and cheddar cheese. Served with warm crisp tortilla chips and our freshly made red or green salsa.


The Hotel***: 12 rooms for a really pleasant, relaxing stay. The ideal place when you need to be surrounded by elegance and tranquillity, both in the rooms inside and in the fabulous garden. Great choice for a business stopover, given the strategic geographical position. The Enoteca Vinnaeria La Baita offers a beautiful showcase dedicated to the products of Jermann's winery.
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Spin scooters return to NMSU campus after dispute resolved
A 60-day trial period for the scooter rental service was interrupted by a dispute with a local service provider.
Spin scooters return to NMSU campus after dispute resolved A 60-day trial period for the scooter rental service was interrupted by a dispute with a local service provider. Check out this story on demingheadlight.com: https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/money/business/2019/01/31/spin-scooters-return-nmsu-campus-after-dispute-resolved/2738138002/
Sun-News report Published 5:00 p.m. MT Jan. 31, 2019
Students ride on Spin scooters on a walkway near Corbett Center on the New Mexico State University campus, Friday, Jan. 18, 2019. (Photo: Algernon D'Ammassa/Sun-News)
LAS CRUCES - The trial run of rental scooter service on the New Mexico State University campus has resumed after a dispute between the Spin scooter company and its Las Cruces service provider kept the scooters locked in a warehouse for more than week.
The scooters returned to campus Tuesday after local team leader Derrick Pacheco secured payment of outstanding invoices and released the scooters. Both Pacheco and Spin, through a spokeswoman, confirmed that Spin was moving forward with a different provider following the dispute, which interrupted a 60-day tryout period at NMSU.
More: How I took a spin on a Spin scooter at NMSU — and ended up in the emergency room
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Tomato is a vegetable that is a top source of Vitamins A and C. Tomato is rich in lycopene, a phytochemical that provides health benefits to the body. Lycopene is a strong beneficial antioxidant that destroys free radicals 10 times more efficient than Vitamin E. Likewise, the anti-oxidants in tomatoes are superb in preventing premature aging. Tomato enriched Cocosilk is good in promoting and maintaining young, healthy skin for a beautiful you.


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Flushing (New York, N.Y.) | Queens (New York, N.Y.)
Yi Yang on the Day of Interview
Authors: Huang, Yingwen
Subject: Chinese Americans | Portraits | Yang, Yi
Type: Digital Photograph
Description: After an interview, Yi Yang, a Chinese-American artist, posed in front of his painting featuring the face of every FDNY worker who died in the 9/11 attack.
Cement Plant on Flushing Creek
Authors: Long Island Daily Press
Subject: Cement plants
Type: black and white print; digital image
Description: An unidentified cement plant seen from Flushing Creek, near the Flushing River Bridge.
Congressman Rosenthal and EPA Official
Subject: Rosenthal, Benjamin S. | Bridges
Description: An unidentified EPA official points out something to Congressman Benjamin S. Rosenthal, aboard a Coast Guard cutter on Flushing Creek, south of the Flushing River Bridge.
MAC Asphalt on Flushing Creek
Subject: MAC Asphalt Construction Corp. | Bridges
Description: This view looking northwest on Flushing Creek takes in the Flushing River Bridge at left, and the MAC Asphalt Construction Corporation at right.
1965 Blackout
Subject: Queens College (New York, N.Y.) | Police | Electric power failures
Description: A policeman holds a flashlight for two unidentified workers outside Flushing Hospital the night of November 9, 1965, when large parts of the northeast lost power.
Booth Maternity Ward
Subject: Booth Memorial Hospital (New York, N.Y.) | Hospitals | Nurses | Newborn infants
Description: A nurse tends to a newborn infant in Booth Memorial Hospital's maternity ward.
St. Andrew Avellino Roman Catholic Church
Authors: Borough President of Queens
Subject: Church buildings | St. Andrew Avellino (Flushing, New York, N.Y.)
Type: black and white print; black and white negative; digital images
Description: St. Andrew Avellino Roman Catholic Church. The church was dedicated on December 5, 1940.
Subject: Roads
Description: View looking south on Main Street, from 39th Avenue. People are lined up, at a Q 44 Jamaica bus stop. Crawford Clothes is in the building on the corner.
Description: View looking south on Main Street, toward Roosevelt Avenue. People are lined up, at a bus stop for Bronx, Parkchester and West Farms Square.
Flushing River
Subject: Rivers
Description: Flushing River area. Photo is taken as part of a panoramic view, before construction of the World's Fair. See also bpq-000307, bpq-000741, and bpq-000744.
Type: black and white print; digital images
Subject: Roads | Trolley cars | Storefronts
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Shirish Kunder is an Indian editor and film director in the Hindi film industry. Kunder graduated as an electronics engineer from SDM College of Engineering and Technology in Dharwad, Karnataka and worked for Motorola. He later entered the film industry as an editor, edited the movie Champion (2000). The editing of Farah Khan's Main Hoon Na in 2004 brought him notoriety.
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An elevated commitment to improving hearing health drives patient care in Nutley and Harrison. 2014 587 ENT Center of New Jersey | Hearing Center Interview https://www.healthyhearing.com/report/52260-Ent-center-of-new-jersey-hearing-center-interview
Enid Rappaport, M.A., CCC-A, FAAA can't remember the last time she's taken a proper lunch hour, but that doesn't bother her. As a practicing audiologist for more than 40 years, she is committed to going the extra mile for her patients – even if it means giving up her lunch hour to accommodate one more walk-in.
The ENT Center of New Jersey has locations in Nutley and Harrison. Rappaport works with two ENT physicians with the same patient care philosophy. "Both the doctors and myself really care about our patients and put them first above everything," she said. "I never turn a patient away. They are important and entitled to that type of commitment. If someone needs to be seen, you get them in no matter what."
Her favorite aspect of being a hearing healthcare professional is the satisfaction she receives from making a difference in somebody's life "I get so much back from my patients," she said. "I find them interesting, especially the older ones – there's so much wisdom there!"
Besides battling patient expectations, Rappaport said the most challenging aspect of her job is combating the stigma surrounding hearing aids. "I really have to counsel patients about the improvements and vast differences in technology compared to what we used to have," she said. "Demonstrations help. And when I hear them tell me about their friend whose hearing aids collect dust sitting on their dresser, I very simply tell them to encourage that friend to go back to the hearing aid specialist. "There's probably something they can do for them," I say, "just as I intend to do something for you"."
Rappaport runs a hearing event open house twice a month for people in the community who don't have insurance and need a hearing test. "Insurance is a major, major problem – especially for the elderly," she said. "Sometimes a patient on Medicaid doesn't meet the criteria and they just don't have the means to purchase hearing aids."
One of her favorite hearing device success stories involves a young woman in her 20s with a profound hearing loss. "I fit her with power hearing aids and a streamer. Her mother lives in Columbia, and she had never been able to speak to her on the phone. When she came back in she told me she was able to hear her mother's voice. She was smiling but crying at the same time."
Technology has changed significantly from the trim pots and screwdrivers Rappaport used to adjust hearing aids when she first entered the profession 40 years ago. "We could make hearing aids loud, louder and loudest," she recalled. Now, digital technology, combined with the discreet, cosmetic look of today's hearing instruments allow her to address a wide range of hearing loss – from mild to the most severe.
"Our philosophy is to assess what the patient needs and do whatever we can to help them," she said. "The fact that I made a difference in somebody's life, however small and insignificant, is what keeps me going. That's why people become a patient – they're looking for a better quality of life. We're all looking for a better quality of life."
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Hotel developer seeks city land now used for parking lot
Lighthouse proposes a 120-room, seven-story Hilton Canopy hotel
City officials see the hotel as a boon to the tax base
Ithaca Common Council unanimously endorsed proceeding with a land transaction for a new hotel in the block immediately east of the Commons.
Council on Wednesday voted to authorize transfer of city ownership of a 32-space parking lot at 320-324 E. State/Martin Luther King Jr. St. to the city's community-development arm. The resolution also authorized the Ithaca Urban Renewal Agency to enter formal negotiations with Lighthouse Hotels for the city-owned property at the site.
Lighthouse proposes a 120-room, seven-story Hilton Canopy hotel. The $19 million project would have a cafe-bar and a restaurant. It would be on the block bounded by Seneca Way and Seneca Street to the north and east, Aurora Street to the west and State-Martin Luther King Jr. Street to the south, sometimes called the tuning fork for the shape of the streets around it.
It would be built mostly on land now used mostly for parking and which once housed the vaudeville-era Strand Theater. The land in question is for a vehicle entrance.
The IURA set certain conditions for a sale, including creation of at least 33 full-time jobs and at least 11 paying a living wage of $12.62 an hour with employer health insurance, and to pay everyone in housekeeping 120 percent of the state minimum wage.
Scott Whitham, the Ithaca planning and design consultant working with Lighthouse on the project, however, said company projections are it would have 44 full-time jobs and would pay 16 to 20 employees at the living-wage rate.
Many city officials see the hotel as a boon to the tax base, and council heard endorsements from the director of the Downtown Ithaca Alliance; the owner of the nearby Collegetown Bagels location; developer Frost Travis, who owns and is expanding the adjacent Carey Building; and from Bruce Stoff of the Ithaca-Tompkins Convention and Visitors Bureau. They also heard from nearby merchants warning small businesses will lose customers if convenient parking is lost.
Council members expressed frustration that another hotel doesn't help the perennial and worsening issue of high housing costs and that workers wouldn't be paid more given the projected average room rates of $160 a night and more.


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BRISBANE, Australia, Nov 4, 2007 (AFP) – Queensland staved off a Sri Lankan pace onslaught to hold on for a four-wicket victory on the final day of their three-day tour match at Allan Border Field here Sunday. In-form Noffke had match figures of 8-57 while Test squad member Mitchell Johnson had a quiet game ahead of Thursday's Gabba Test, taking 1-39 and 1-47.
The Australian state side, chasing a target of 142 runs from 43 overs, slumped to 78 for six before Clinton Perren (62 not out) and Ashley Noffke (21 not out) shared in a seventh-wicket stand of 64 to steer the home team to victory.
But for a time it looked as though Sri Lanka were on the road to a morale-boosting win ahead of next Thursday's opening Test here against Australia with pace duo Lasith Malinga and Farveez Maharoof in full cry.
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Laundrie's remains were found at the Florida reserve where he went missing last month, the FBI said.
He was the sole person of interest in the killing of his fiancée, Gabby Petito.
The remains were found in the previously flooded area near a backpack and notebook belonging to him.
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Brian Laundrie's remains were found in the Florida reserve where he was reported missing last month, the FBI confirmed Thursday.
A comparison of dental records confirmed the human remains found on Wednesday belonged to Laundrie, the FBI Denver office said in a tweet Thursday.
"Chris and Roberta Laundrie have been informed that the remains found yesterday in the reserve are indeed Brian's," Steve Bertolino, the Laundrie family's attorney, told Insider. "We have no further comment at this time and we ask that you respect the Laundrie's privacy at this time."
Laundrie was the sole person of interest in the killing of his fiancée, Gabby Petito.
Petito had been on a cross-country trip in a converted van with Laundrie and was reported missing by her family on September 11 after he returned to North Port, Florida, without Petito on September 1. He was reported missing by his family in mid-September.
Petito's remains were found on September 19, and her death was ruled a homicide last month. An autopsy report found that Petito died of strangulation, Dr. Brent Blue, the Teton County coroner, told reporters via a Zoom press conference.
On September 23, a Wyoming court issued an arrest warrant for Laundrie related to the Petito case. Laundrie is accused of unauthorized use of a Capital One debit card for purchases valued at $1,000 or more from August 30 through September 1, according to a grand-jury indictment.
Though the filing does not identify the owner of the debit card that Laundrie is accused of using, documents obtained by Insider from the Suffolk County Police Department showed that Petito banked with Capital One.
On Wednesday, Chris and Roberta Laundrie joined the search for their son after the park reopened and once water levels receded. The remains were found in the previously flooded area of the Carlton Reserve near a backpack and notebook that belonged to Laundrie, according to Michael McPherson, the special agent in charge in the Tampa division of the FBI.
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UK Jewish lawmaker: Israeli forces acting like Nazis
Dated: January 16, 2009
LONDON, England (CNN) — Israeli military action in Gaza is comparable to that of German soldiers during the Holocaust, a Jewish UK lawmaker whose family suffered at the hands of the Nazis has claimed.
Gerald Kaufman, a member of the UK's ruling Labour Party, also called for an arms embargo on Israel, currently fighting militant Palestinian group Hamas, during the debate in the British parliament Thursday.
"My grandmother was ill in bed when the Nazis came to her home town of Staszow. A German soldier shot her dead in her bed," said Kaufman, who added that he had friends and family in Israel and had been there "more times than I can count."
"My grandmother did not die to provide cover for Israeli soldiers murdering Palestinian grandmothers in Gaza."
Kaufman, a senior Labour politician who was raised as an Orthodox Jew, has often opposed Israeli policy throughout his career.
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Gold Road is Pioneering Development of Australia's Newest Goldfield.
Gold Road is a mid-tier Australian gold producer with a Tier 1 mine and exploration projects in the underexplored and highly prospective Yamarna Greenstone Belt in Western Australia's north-eastern Goldfields.
Gold Road owns 50% of the world-class Gruyere gold mine, which was developed in Joint Venture with Gold Fields Ltd and produced first gold in June 2019. Gruyere is forecast to lift production to a sustainable 350,000 ounces (100% basis) annually per annum by 2023 whilst maintaining a mine life of at least 10 years, making it one of Australia's largest and lowest-cost gold mining operations. The Gruyere JV has Open Pit Mineral Resources of 6.7 million ounces, including an Ore Reserve of 4.54 million ounces (100% basis). In February 2021, Gold Road reported a 50% attributable Maiden Underground Inferred Mineral Resource of 0.87 million ounces of gold from beneath the December 2020 Gruyere Open Pit Resource.
Gold Road discovered the world-class Gruyere deposit in 2013 as part of its pioneering exploration across Yamarna and entered into the Gruyere Gold Project Joint Venture with Gold Fields in 2016. The Gruyere JV includes 144 km² of the Yamarna Belt.
In addition to the Gruyere JV, Gold Road controls 100% of tenements covering ~4,500 km² across Yamarna with a Mineral Resource of 0.3 million ounces. Gold Road is executing an industry leading exploration strategy to discover the next multi-million-ounce gold deposits at Yamarna.
Gold Road also continues to assess and pursue other shareholder wealth-creating opportunities and Project Generation more widely.
Gruyere JV
Gold Road owns 50% of the world-class Gruyere gold mine, which was developed in Joint Venture with Gold Fields Ltd and produced first gold in June 2019.
Gruyere is forecast to produce on average 350,000 ounces (100% basis) annually for at least 10 years, making it one of Australia's largest and lowest-cost gold mining operations. The Gruyere JV has Mineral Resources of 6.7 million ounces, including an Ore Reserve of 4.54 million ounces.
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In December 2019, Gold Road declared a Maiden Mineral Resource at Gilmour of 2.6 Mt at 3.09 g/t for 258,400 ounces.
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In February 2021, Gold Road estimated a 50% attributable maiden Inferred Underground Mineral Resource of 0.87 million ounces below the current Gruyere Open Pit Mineral Resource, where the Gruyere Mineral Resource model continues at potentially economically mineable grades and widths.
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Denise McComish
Ms McComish has extensive financial, corporate, ESG and board experience across multiple sectors, principally in energy and natural resources, financial services and infrastructure, and is a highly experienced and credentialled accounting and audit professional. Denise was a partner with KPMG for 30 years, specialising in audit and advisory services. Leadership positions held included KPMG Australia Board member and National Mining Leader.
Ms McComish is a non-executive director and chair of the Audit Committee of ASX listed Webjet Limited and Macmahon Holdings Limited. She is a non-executive director for not-for-profit organisations Beyond Blue and Chief Executive Women. Denise has been a member of the Australian Takeovers Panel since 2013 and is Chair of the Advisory Board for the School of Business and Law at Edith Cowan University.
Ms McComish is a Fellow of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and a Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Ms McComish was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Business from Edith Cowan University and in 2018, she was recognised in the Top 100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining.
Other Current Directorships:
Non-executive Director Webjet Limited
Non-executive Director Macmahon Holdings Limited
Non-executive Director Beyond Blue
Ms McComish joined the Gold Road Resources Board on 7 September 2021
John Mullumby
Mr Mullumby brings to Gold Road an extensive global career in Finance and Commerce, the first half being with a global accounting firm in Australia and London where he worked across a range of industries and service lines with a focus on Audit, Tax, Strategic Consulting and Corporate Finance.
The second half of John's career has been focussed on Mining with a range of senior leadership roles spanning Business Development for a global base metals company in Zurich, site-based roles in the United States and PNG as a Commercial Manager and General Manger and leading the Commercial Group for Australia's largest gold miner, Newcrest Mining.
A graduate of the University of Melbourne, John is also a qualified Chartered Accountant of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
Mr Mullumby was appointed as Chief Financial Officer with Gold Road Resources on 15 December 2021.
Maree Arnason
Ms Arnason, FAICD, is an experienced director and senior executive whose career has spanned 30 years in the natural resources, energy and manufacturing sectors with companies including BHP Billiton, Carter Holt Harvey, Svenska Cellulosa AB (SCA) and Wesfarmers, working across various commodities including copper/gold, iron ore, timber, coal, mineral sands and natural gas.
As a Co-Founder/Director of Energy Access Services, who operate an independent Western Australian (WA) focused digital trading platform for wholesale gas buyers and sellers, Ms Arnason has experience in the start-up, commercialisation and innovation space and was recognised as one of the Top 100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining in 2018.
In her executive career, Ms Arnason was a member of divisional leadership teams for several listed companies with businesses and services located globally. She has worked in many complex corporate, site and project environments with a focus on risk and reputation and has expertise in strategy, sustainability, risk, stakeholder relations, transformations, corporate affairs including government, indigenous and regulatory, divestments and integrations.
Ms Arnason was recently appointed as a Non-executive Director at Trigg Mining Limited, serves on the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) Corporate Governance Consultative Panel and is an Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) WA Division Councillor.
Committee memberships:
Risk & ESG Committee (Chair)
Growth & Development Committee (Member)
Audit Committee (Member)
Nomination Committee (Member)
Ms Arnason joined the Gold Road Resources Board on 15 June 2020.
Tony Muir
General Manager – Business Improvement
Mr Muir is a finance professional with over 20 years' experience, predominantly in the mining sector, holding a variety of senior finance roles with ASX and TSX listed entities, across a diverse range of commodities including gold, zinc, copper, lead, vanadium, iron ore and mineral sands.
His experience and responsibilities have included corporate finance, commercial and procurement, project evaluation and corporate governance, and he has been instrumental in establishing business systems to transition assets from project development phase through to successful producers.
Mr Muir holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Curtin University, is a Fellow of the Institute Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, and is an Associate of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators. Mr Muir is also a member of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy – Economics and Tax Committee.
Duncan Hughes
Manager – Corporate Development & Investor Relations
Mr Hughes is a geologist and former mining analyst with 20 years' experience in mining, resource development and exploration across multiple commodities.
With over 10 years as an exploration geologist he has been involved in the discovery and definition of a number of gold and Nickel deposits. Mr Hughes has subsequently spent almost 10 years as a mining analyst, initially as a fund manager and later as a sell side analyst in the UK and Australia Duncan holds a first class honours degree in Geology and an MBA in Investment and Risk.
Duncan joined Gold Road Resources in early 2018 as Manager of Investor Relations and Corporate Development.
Duncan Gibbs
Managing Director & CEO
Mr Gibbs joined Gold Road with over 30 years senior and executive positions with AngloGold Ashanti, Acacia and Shell-Billiton. Mr Gibbs was instrumental in leading the exploration, discovery, and development of the >8Moz Tropicana gold mine and was the inaugural General Manager. Mr Gibbs was General Manager at Sunrise Dam, one of the largest underground gold mines in Australia. As AngloGold's Exploration Manager for Australasia Mr Gibbs managed exploration teams across Australia, China, Mongolia and joint ventures in south-east Asia.
Mr Gibbs has extensive experience in operational management, project studies and construction, HSE management, community engagement, risk and compliance, gold exploration, mine geology, and technical IT.
As Managing Director and CEO, Mr Gibbs is the conduit between the board and management and is responsible for the implementation of board-approved sustainability and climate change strategies and policies.
Mr Gibbs is a Member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, and holds a Bachelor of Science, Honours (First Class) in Geology from James Cook University. Mr Gibbs is a dual national with Australian and British citizenship.
Gruyere JV Management Committee (Joint Chair)
Gruyere JV Technical Committee (Joint Chair)
Mr Gibbs was appointed Managing Director & CEO with Gold Road Resources on 17 September 2018.
Sharon Goddard
General Manager – Social Performance & External Relations
Ms Goddard joined Gold Road in June 2011 and has more than 20 years' experience in mining, agribusiness and legal.
Ms Goddard's responsibilities include:
Managing corporate aspects of the organisation
Social performance
Native title
Sustainability- including sustainability reporting
Previously Ms Goddard was Practice Manager for a corporate law firm and was instrumental in the fit-out and set-up of the newly merged practice, including implementation of an IT solution, financial and human resources functions and risk and compliance. She worked for Wesfarmers as Executive Assistant to the Finance Director assisting with all investor relations activities, including reporting and briefings.
Ms Goddard has been a Director of Direct Reach Ethiopia since 2014, is a Council member of the Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC), and Secretary of the WA Mining Club.
Ms Goddard holds a Master of Business Administration, is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and has a Diploma in Financial Markets.
Stuart Jenner
General Manager – Capability & Culture
Mr Jenner is a people capability professional with more than 20 years' experience in senior leadership roles across mining, mining services, government, defence, retail and private enterprise. He joined Gold Road Resources in September 2017 and is responsible for the following functions:
Strategy coordination
Information, Communication & Technology
Enterprise Risk
Crisis & Emergency Management
Prior to joining Gold Road Resources, Mr Jenner was a leadership and people capability consultant with Eyezon Group and the Institute of Executive Coaching and Leadership, where he coached and developed leaders at all organisational levels, from Boardroom Directors to Frontline leaders. Mr Jenner has held senior HR & HSE leadership roles in mining and mining services including being the Executive General Manager – People Capabilities with Emeco Group, where he led HR, HSE & IT globally, senior operational health and safety roles with St Barbara Limited and people transformation project roles with Newcrest Mining.
Mr Jenner is a recognised international speaker on people capability, health & safety leadership and organisational coaching, speaking at international conferences and seminars in South Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Australia.
Mr Jenner holds a Master of Business Administration, Graduate Diploma of Management (Human Resources), Bachelor of Science (Software Engineering), Advanced Diplomas in Health & Safety, Human Resources, Personnel & Operations Management, Diplomas in Project Management, Investigations, Training Design & Development, Training and Assessment. Mr Jenner is also a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management and is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
Andrew Tyrrell
General Manager – Discovery
Mr Tyrrell is an explorationist with more than 20 year' experience in the minerals industry with a primary focus on gold. He joined Gold Road Resources in January 2021 and is responsible for leading the Discovery team in the pursuit of significant new mineral discoveries that support the Company's strategic pillar for organic growth.
Prior to joining Gold Road Resources, Mr Tyrrell was the North American Exploration Manager at AngloGold Ashanti, where he played a significant role in rebuilding the regions exploration hub, while contributing to the exploration groups track record of discovery. Mr Tyrrell also held other senior roles with AngloGold within Australia during his 10 year tenure with the company. Prior to AngloGold, Mr Tyrrell held exploration roles at Newmont for more than eight years and over the course of his professional career has explored a range of jurisdictions, including Australia, Papua New Guinea, South America and the USA.
Mr Tyrrell holds a Master of Science in Economic Geology (Distinction), Bachelor of Science (Applied Geology) and is a Member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists and a Member of the Society of Economic Geologists.
Tim Netscher
Non-Executive Chairman
Mr Netscher has had a distinguished career in the international resources industry, holding senior executive roles with Gindalbie Metals, Newmont Mining, Vale Australia, PT Inco, BHP Billiton and Impala Platinum. Through these roles, he has gained extensive operational, project development and business development experience.
Mr Netscher is a highly credentialed public company director and is currently Non-Executive Chairman of St Barbara Mines Ltd and a Non-Executive Director of Western Areas Ltd. He has previously also served as a Non-Executive Director of various other ASX listed mining and mining services companies.
Mr Netscher is a Chartered Engineer and holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering, Bachelor of Commerce and an MBA. He is also a fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Mr Netscher joined the Gold Road Resources Board on 2 September 2014. Mr Netscher was elected Chair of the Board on 1 July 2016.
Remuneration Committee (Member)
Risk & ESG Committee (Member)
Mr Netscher joined the Gold Road Resources Board on 2 September 2014.
Brian Levet
Mr Levet holds a B.Sc. in Geology from the University of London and brings over 40 years of diversified
mineral industry experience to the Company. Mr Levet has worked for Rio Tinto Rhodesia, Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Corporation and Newmont Mining Corporation in exploration, project start-up and operational roles. Mr Levet retired from Newmont Mining Corporation in 2011 as Group Executive for Exploration.
During his 27 years with Newmont Mining Corporation, Mr Levet's exploration and team leadership skills resulted in a number of major discoveries, including:
the Batu Hijau and Elang copper‐gold deposits in Indonesia
the North Lanut gold deposit in North Sulawesi, Indonesia
the McPhillamys gold deposit in New South Wales,
as well as playing a significant role in the identification of Yanacocha Peru, as a world‐class gold mining camp.
He is currently a Non‐executive Director of EMX Royalty Corporation, which is listed on the TVX-V and NYSE stock exchanges.
Remuneration Committee (Chair)
Nomination Committee (Chair)
Growth & Development Committee (Chair)
Mr Levet joined the Gold Road Resources Board on 1 August 2017.
Hayden Bartrop
General Manager – Corporate Development & Legal (Company Secretary)
Mr Bartrop is a lawyer with more than 15 years' experience in the gold industry in legal, commercial and business development roles. He joined Gold Road Resources in March 2016 and is responsible for the legal and company secretarial functions and identifying business development opportunities for the future growth of the company.
Prior to joining Gold Road Resources, Mr Bartrop was Director of Legal and Business Development at Barrick Gold Corporation, and played an instrumental role in the divestment of US$1.25 billion in assets, including the sale of Cowal, Kanowna, Plutonic, Granny Smith, Lawlers and Darlot operations in Australia and a 50% interest in Porgera in Papua New Guinea. Mr Bartrop also held several other roles in the Australia Pacific region at Barrick Gold Corporation during his career, including Manager of Growth and Business Development, Legal Counsel and Contracts Superintendent. Mr Bartrop started his career as a lawyer for Deacons.
Mr Bartrop holds a Master of Business Administration (High Distinction), Bachelor of Law and Bachelor of Commerce (Finance and Banking).
Gruyere JV Management Committee (Member)


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Newsletter #12b – Jan 2018
February 19, 2018 Leave a Comment Written by Marcus
2017 was a busy year for us, starting with our takeover of the long-established Bristol Toy fair back in February, and then a total of another twelve more fairs through the year at Cirencester, Didcot and Bristol. Now we're kicking off 2018 with a very exciting development for Retro Ronnie, and for Swindon, because we're steaming back home!
Ronnie and Tim are both Swindon lads, so where better to stage a new fair than in their home town – and how appropriate that the venue is the famous County Ground; home of Swindon Town Football Club. It's easy to find, with plenty of parking, and it's just a stone's throw from the popular Great Western Steam museum and Swindon's fashionable Designer Outlet. Now it really can be a day out for the whole family! Visit the fair, indulge in some retail therapy, then admire some real steam trains, all within easy walking distance of one another.
Early Bird's entry is from 8:30 am (entry £5) and the main doors open at 10:00 am. The regular charge is £2.50, with young adults (aged from 12 to 16) £1, and accompanied under-12s free. Our Valuation Roadshow will be operating of course, and we'll have more of Dee's excellent catering, with tasty cakes, hot rolls, teas, coffees and snacks available all day in the comfortable on-site eatery.
There's already been a feature in the Swindon Advertiser, and that's helped to generate a huge amount of local interest. We're also delighted that several new Wiltshire-based dealers will be joining our regular traders, so plenty of fresh-to-the-market stock is assured. We hope to see you there!
The Beautiful Game at your Fingertips!
Some games endure, and with football being perhaps the world's favourite sport, it's no wonder that Subbuteo, despite some ups and downs, celebrated 70 years of going strong in 2017.
The table-top interpretation of the beautiful game was the idea of Peter Adolph, a demobbed RAF veteran who came home after the Second World War without a job. With an enthusiasm for football and a bit of flair, he took the basics of a rather simpler existing game called Newfooty, created in 1929 by Liverpudlian William Keeling, and refined it into the ever-popular finger-tipping game we still know today.
Launched in 1947, Subbuteo became a feature of just about every young lad's toy cupboard throughout the latter half of the 20th century, but the game fell out of favour as the millennium approached. Challenged by newfangled computer games and consoles, production ceased … only to be resurrected again by Hasbro, initially with somewhat retrograde photo-realistic cut-outs but then, in 2012, with new, virtually indestructible three-dimensional models in a variety of stances.
Since then, popularity has swelled, and so too has interest in some of the earlier examples. There is now a strong collecting tradition for individual teams, accessories and sets. Some complete Subbuteo sets (in their original packaging) now fetch over £700 on eBay, while rarer teams can easily command more than £300. We think the top price secured so far for an individual squad was £875, paid at auction for a Team Laval set (#249) by French maker Delacoste.
Thankfully local enthusiasts can pick up a full Swindon team, in classic red and white strip, for about a tenner! More information about Subbuteo from the Official Website, or check out our dealers this weekend
Celebrating Dinky – a great British institution …
First introduced by Meccano (Hornby) in 1934, Dinky produced some of the nation's favourite diecast toys, bringing accurate scale modelling within pocket-money reach of almost every child. Cast from an alloy of mazak and zinc, mostly at around 1/45 scale, they allowed little hands to grasp some of the finest cars, lorries, saloons and sportscars of the day.
Dinky remained in production, steadily becoming more detailed and more sophisticated, until the mid-Seventies, when the volume and quality of competition from the likes of Mattel heralded the end for Dinky. The last models were cast (in the Hong Kong factory) for the American market, and Dinkys disappeared from toyshops in 1979.
The appeal of Dinky diecast toys has never diminished however, and they are now among some of the most collectable of vintage toys. Some originals command very high prices – the most so far paid for a single model is around £20,000 – so it's no surprise that there are replicas and copies on the market. It's not the first, but a new a dedicated collectors' series of models has now been launched by DeAgostini.
The first issue, which is priced at just £2.50, features the 1955 Triumph TR2 in powder blue with red wheels, rubber tyres, windscreen and white-suited driver. As well as a replica of Dinky's original model, complete with reproduction box, there's a magazine describing the model and including a history of Triumph's record-breaking two-seater. Issue 2 features the Bedford 10 cwt "Kodak" van (priced £7.99) and is followed by the Ford Thunderbird (Issue 3 and onward priced £11.99). Overall, 60 issues are planned, meaning a total outlay to the dedicated collector of some £700, although we know from experience that such runs rarely reach the end. Even so, with a genuine Dinky original of the TR2, mint in box, fetching around £250 these days, at least the first issue will tempt many into the newsagent.
Full details of the DeAgostini series is available on the Classic Dinky Toys Collection website. However, remember that Atlas Editions started running a similar series a few years ago, and this is still available through their website. Their collection starts with the Mini Traveller (priced £1.99), then the Bedford "Dinky Toys" van (£9.99 +P&P) followed by the TR2 in pink (£14.99 +P&P for this and subsequent models). Compare the two by viewing the Atlas Editions website, where you can also see their series of Deluxe Dinkys manufactured under licence and replica Dinky Trucks. Also check out dealers at our next fair, who may have some in stock, or you could browse eBay. Always be wary of anyone trying to palm these off as originals, or charging more at Buy-it-now than they'd cost direct.
It's all in the detail
Boys of all ages (and some girls too!) love a good slot-car track. I bet there have been plenty of sitting room floors covered in Scalextric this past fortnight, as dads indulge their children with the kind of layout they'd wished they'd had as a kid. It's true to say that, despite the availability of cheap radio controlled cars and virtual reality racing, slot car modelling is still hugely popular.
There are loads of manufacturers today churning out models, from Scalextric (75 years young in 2017) to Carrera and Fly, but track is just track … or is it?
Not to David Beattie. He makes slot car tracks, yes, but I mean, he really creates these tracks. He certainly goes a step beyond the average enthusiast. It's easy enough to channel out a layout in MDF and stick down some conducting metal tape, but Beattie builds a whole race track world in miniature. The trackside environment is recreated in faithful detail, even down to trees, shrubs, pitlane buildings, gravel traps and roadside cafés.
Whether you're looking for a Monaco or a Mille Miglia, a Silverstone or a Daytona, Beattie and his craftsmen at Slot Mods can build you a track … at a price. Basic layouts start at around £18,000, but the larger and more detailed creations can run up a bill of a quarter of a million. Despite the hefty price tag, the company has plenty of customers. Some are museums and high-flying corporates, others are well-paid racing drivers or team owners, but Slot Mods builds three or four of these megatracks each year. Okay, only a handful of our subscribers can afford that level of personal indulgence, but the rest of us can still be inspired..
You can admire their work, and dream of what you might do in the loft by visiting their website at Slot Mods.
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Newsletter #14 – February 2018
Dates - 2019
Sunday 25th August 2019
Didcot & Oxfordshire
Saturday 2nd February 2019
Saturday 7th September 2019
Saturday 23rd November 2019
Sunday 7th April 2019
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2nd February Didcot Cancelled!
Newsletter #15 – May 2018


I enjoyed lazy weekend. Besides finishing my online tasks and doing some household cleaning jobs, I was just watching TV alone as my husband still out of town. He'll come back home this Monday night.
Your lucky husband will come home to a clean house. Good use of your time.
Thanks for sharing this blue balloon.
It is always good to have some time to spend on our own.
I haven't seen Jack the Giant Slayer yet..


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