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Rufous bettong
Rufous bettong Photo: Queensland Government
Common name: rufous bettong
Species name: Aepyprymnus rufescens
Family: Potoroidae
Conservation status: This species is listed as Least Concern in Queensland (Nature Conservation Act 1992) and it is ranked as a low priority under the department's Back on Track species prioritisation framework.
Bettongs are a type of potoroid, or very small kangaroo. Measuring just 38 cm from head to tail, the rufous bettong is tiny. Rufous bettongs take their name from their coarse, reddish-grey fur. They have pointed ears, a hairy muzzle, pale red fur round the eyes, and an almost hairless tail. Males weigh up to 3 kg, with females slightly heavier.
Habitat and description
Still fairly common, the rufous bettong lives in forests and woodlands along the east coast of mainland Australia from north Queensland to mid-New South Wales and around the Murray River.
Life history and behaviour
Like its larger cousins, the bettong can cover a lot of ground, travelling up to 4.5 km in a night as it searches for grass, herbs, roots, tubers and fungi to eat. The bettong rarely drinks, except during drought. In the daytime, the bettong stays in its grass nest, built in a shallow hole under tussocks of grass or shrubs.
Rufous bettongs may be solitary or live in pairs, and are capable of breeding at any time of year. They have a 24 day gestation period, giving birth to a single young which is carried in the mothers pouch. The young become independent at 31 weeks of age and reach sexual maturity at 8-9 months old. This reproduction cycle enables the rufous bettong to produce up to three young in a single year.
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This impressive view of the St.-Basil's Cathedral has been created by Dmitry Tipyakov, the son of the well-known Fedoskino landscape-painter, Tatyana Tipyakova. From the left of the St.-Basil's Cathedral the artist has painted the Spasskaya Tower.
The scene is painted with very accurately. The detail of the architecture is worked out with the utmost precision and is painted to the correct proportions. The palette is based on a realistic blend of paints that gives an accurate portrayal of the architecture, but the skies are painted white.
The scene is outlined with gold ; the box's sides are decorated with two parallel gold lines.
The box is constructed out of paper-mache. Black lacquer covers the exterior and red lacquer covers the interior of the box. The box has a hinge from the left of the scene, and rests on a flat bottom. The work is signed with the artist's name, the year of 2008, and the title ("The St.Basil's Cathedral.Moscow ").


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Manhattan DA Reportedly Subpoenas Trump Organization Over Hush Money
By Briana Koeneman
Sources told several media outlets the subpoena was issued Thursday.
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office has reportedly subpoenaed the Trump Organization for documents related to hush money payments made during the 2016 presidential election.
State prosecutors are reportedly looking into whether any Trump Organization executives filed false business records about the payments, which were made to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal. Both women claimed to have had affairs with President Donald Trump years ago.
Federal prosecutors announced last month that they had closed their investigation into the same payments. But state law makes it a crime to falsify business records, which gives state prosecutors a way to continue the probe.
A spokesperson for Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance hasn't publicly commented on the reports. But an attorney for the Trump Organization told The New York Times the investigation is a "political hit job."

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Live at Spring Blossom Senior Care and experience a comfortable life, as seniors share memories and meet new friends. In this community, assisted living, memory care, continuing care, hospice, respite and senior living services are provided. The help you'll find at assisted living communities is offered as necessary, with the goal of supplying the support services required to stay as self-reliant as possible. Memory care offers a higher level of attention, programs tailored to memory enrichment, along with comfortable, secure accommodations. Continuing care retirement communities (CCRC) provide a complete care platform, from independent living to assisted living to skilled nursing care. Call today and discover how Spring Blossom Senior Care is the perfect fit for seniors requiring assisted living, memory care, continuing care, hospice, respite and senior living services.
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Rosebridge Senior Care helps seniors find the worry-free lifestyle they want. In this community, residents have complete assisted living and independent living services, as well as a hospitable environment. Within assisted living communities, you'll find help as you need it, with the goal of supplying the aid required to stay as autonomous as possible. When seniors are autonomous but want to be in the company of peers, choose indepedent living and enjoy a variety of amenities and services. Call today and discover how Rosebridge Senior Care is the perfect fit for seniors requiring assisted living and independent living services.


Conjugated polymers: Fabrication and characterisation of polymer light-emitting diodes and solar cells. Physics of injection, transport, recombination and emission in polymer devices. Optical properties of organic semiconductor devices. Optical probing of excited states in conjugated polymers.
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The sound of Mini engines will be reverberating around the cobbled streets of historic Sutton Harbour once again as the biennial Classic Mini Rally returns to Plymouth this spring.
The event, hosted by the Westcountry Mini Scene organisation, will be held on Sunday 25th March from 10am to 2pm, with classic Minis of all shapes and sizes taking to the streets of Britain's Ocean City.
The Minis will be parked up throughout the day at Whitehouse Pier in Sutton Harbour.
Mini owners tend to gather at legendary outdoor eatery Cap'n Jaspers, next to Whitehouse Pier, at the start of the day for a group brunch before meeting with visitors, who are welcome to head down to the prestigious waterfront to view all the iconic cars from past and present on show.
Owners are more than happy to chat with visitors about their prized vehicles.
Mark Brimacombe, Manager of The Marina at Sutton Harbour, said: "It is always great to see the Minis at Sutton Harbour and I know that visitors and locals alike really enjoy wandering around the cobbled streets learning more about these iconic vehicles.
Visit www.facebook.com/westcountryminiscene to find out more about the event, or to register to take part if you are Mini owner. All day parking at the harbourside costs £5 per car for Mini owners taking part, and places must be booked in advance.


A team of researchers with Aarhus University in Denmark concluded that the die-out of large mammals after the last ice-age was due more to human activity than a changing environment.
A new solar airplane uses energy harvested from the 1,510 solar cells on its wings and tail and stored in a battery pack in the fuselage. Once in the air, the airplane then cruises directly on solar power.
Algae has already been touted as a natural healing wonder. Not only does have its high chlorophyll content and special plant compounds been shown to defeat cancer and heart disease, it also shows promise as a replacement for butter and eggs in gluten free and vegan baked goods.
New research: microalgae produces much higher yields of fuel-producing biomass than other traditional fuel feedstocks and it doesn't compete with food crops.
On the eve of the second annual March Against Monsanto, farmers and activists are celebrating recent GMO labeling and planting ban victories in Vermont.
Retirement of on of the nation's dirtiest coal plants, the Reid Gardner Generating Station, is a major victory for the climate, clean air, renewable energy and the relentless grassroots workers.
Discarded fishnets amounts to 10% of the oceans' plastic waste. Net Positiva is Chile's first collection and recycling program for fishnets.


Colin Cowie, of Colin Cowie Lifestyle, is an iconic event planner and designer. Yet again, Colin is working on a host of exciting, fun and diverse projects that will take him all over the world. The experience starts the moment the clients arrive to meet him. Tune in today and get the inside scoop on the exhilarating world of Colin Cowie.


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Most of us have experienced the agony and the ecstasy of schooldays' crushes on unattainable boys or girls: crushes that have lived with us and shaped all of our other relationships and life experiences. If you were one of the lucky people who shared their first kiss with their first love, then married them, settled down and are now living happily with them, then you are incredibly lucky and these stories may not resonate with you. But for the less lucky ones, the ones who still secretly yearn, I hope these five heart-warming stories of first love and second chances will warm your hearts and keep your dreams alive.
Skinny Tyrell Montague rescues plump Claudia Wilson when she's in danger of being the only girl in the class not formally asked to the school dance. Grudgingly, she accepts knowing that they will make the oddest couple on the evening and be the laughing stock of their classmates, but to her surprise she has more fun than anticipated. Life takes them on different journeys, but now they're back in each other's lives and for Tyrell, Claudine is Still the One.
Tonya Reynolds danced The Last Dance with Gerard Fitzpatrick because his date, her identical twin, wanted to dance with someone else. Things don't go as planned and Gerard realizes that the sisters have switched places. He and Tonya leave secondary school without making up their differences, but surely six years is long enough for him to have forgiven her? Especially since he's the newest member of staff at her school and looking hotter than ever!
Yolanda Peters and Christopher Cromwell share The First Kiss at fourteen when he acts on a silly dare. She never forgives or speaks to him throughout their time left at secondary school, but she's back in town and all grown up. Will she give him the chance to apologize and another taste of her sweet lips?
The youthful attraction between Melanie DuBois and Philippe La Monte ends abruptly when his divorced father marries her widowed mother. As the step-siblings mature they try to deny their Simmering Desire, but can love that strong be denied?
Teacher Dillon Welch knows he's Forbidden to love his student Collette Adams even though she's declared her love for him. He fights his attraction, doing what is right and moral, and hurts them both in the process. He's never forgotten her and when fate throws them together, he's grateful for the chance to finally admit that he's always loved her. But now she's an older, sophisticated woman who can get just about any man she desires. Has he left it too late?
This appears to be a collection of short stories. The entire length of the digital "book" is 188 pages which means that each novella averages a little under 40 pages. So more like short stories.
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Whiskey Beach by Nora Roberts $ 1.99
#1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts weaves together passion and obsession, humor and heart, in a novel of two people opening themselves up to the truth—and to each other.
For more than three hundred years, Bluff House has sat above Whiskey Beach, guarding its shore—and its secrets. But to Eli Landon, it's home.
A Boston lawyer, Eli has weathered an intense year of public scrutiny and police investigations after being accused of—but never arrested for—the murder of his soon-to-be ex-wife.
He finds sanctuary at Bluff House, even though his beloved grandmother is in Boston recuperating from a nasty fall. Abra Walsh is always there, though. Whiskey Beach's resident housekeeper, yoga instructor, jewelry maker and massage therapist, Abra is a woman of many talents—including helping Eli take control of his life and clear his name. But as they become entangled in each other, they find themselves caught in a net that stretches back for centuries—one that has ensnared a man intent on reaping the rewards of destroying Eli Landon once and for all.
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce $ 1.99
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"[Rachel] Joyce's beguiling debut is [a] modest-seeming story of 'ordinary' English lives that enthralls and moves you as it unfolds."—People (four stars)
Meet Harold Fry, recently retired. He lives in a small English village with his wife, Maureen, who seems irritated by almost everything he does. Little differentiates one day from the next. Then one morning a letter arrives, addressed to Harold in a shaky scrawl, from a woman he hasn't heard from in twenty years. Queenie Hennessy is in hospice and is writing to say goodbye. But before Harold mails off a quick reply, a chance encounter convinces him that he absolutely must deliver his message to Queenie in person. In his yachting shoes and light coat, Harold Fry embarks on an urgent quest. Determined to walk six hundred miles to the hospice, Harold believes that as long as he walks, Queenie will live. A novel of charm, humor, and profound insight into the thoughts and feelings we all bury deep within our hearts, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry introduces Rachel Joyce as a wise—and utterly irresistible—storyteller.
I was at an editor's panel when this book was being launched and the editor who bought this spoke of it in such a loving manner. There are varying opinions with some readers loving it and others finding it way too precious.
The Greatest Generation by Tom Brokaw $ 1.99
The instant classic and runaway bestseller that changed the way we saw World War II and an entire generation of Americans, from the beloved journalist whose own iconic career has lasted more than fifty years.
In this magnificent testament to a nation and her people, Tom Brokaw brings to life the extraordinary stories of a generation that gave new meaning to courage, sacrifice, and honor.
From military heroes to community leaders to ordinary citizens, he profiles men and women who served their country with valor, then came home and transformed it: Senator Daniel Inouye, decorated at the front, fighting prejudice at home; Martha Settle Putney, one of the first black women to serve in the newly formed WACs; Charles Van Gorder, a doctor who set up a MASH-like medical facility in the middle of battle, then opened a small clinic in his hometown; Navy pilot and future president George H. W. Bush, assigned to read the mail of the enlisted men under him, who says that in doing so he "learned about life"; and many other laudable Americans.
To this generation that gave so much and asked so little, Brokaw offers eloquent tribute in true stories of everyday heroes in extraordinary times.
I was listening to the radio on a drive the other day and one of the radio hosts referred to the boomers as "The Greatest Generation" and the another radio host chimed in and said something like, "they aren't really the greatest. That's just what one person called them in a book. They labeled themselves as the greatest." I laughed at that because he wasn't wrong! It is sort of a self-label, but a great read for the boomers. Others might not be so generous.
The Mating Seduction by Bonnie Vanak $ 0.99
Welcome to the sensual world of the Lupine, where the burning drive to mate claims all…
Lexie Walters knows she's in big trouble. Caught trying to steal her champion horse from the sexy werewolf cowboy who purchased the mare, she's offered a devil's bargain. Jackson Palmer will let her ride Diamond in an upcoming barrel race if Lexie spends seven nights in his bed. Desperate to win the rodeo prize money that can save her pack's ranch, Lexie agrees. But there's no way she'll become his mate, no matter how much Jackson 's touch arouses her.
Ever since Lexie left for college Jackson Palmer has waited to capture the curvy Lupine werewolf's heart. Now she's back in his life and he's determined to claim her. Only Lexie can tame his wild wolf side. If Jackson doesn't find a mate in two weeks, he'll get kicked out of the Mitchell pack.
Lexie will do everything to resist Jackson 's seductive charms. But she doesn't realize there's a far more serious threat than losing her virginity to this powerful and determined Lupine. Someone wants to prevent her from racing, only this someone will not stop until she's off the rodeo circuit for good…
This does appear to be a stand alone book within a greater series / world. There was one review that said this book was good and then gross which are two words I haven't seen used together to describe a book, but, in retrospects seems sort of apt for a werewolf novel.
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I am under the impression that Brokaw's "greatest generation' were people born a decade or so before the end of WWII and "boomers" born following WWII.
The greatest generation fought WWII, so they're the parents of the boomers.
Chiming in to agree with the other posters. I am 68 years old and my father, who fought in WWII was a part of the 'greatest generation'. I consider myself a baby boomer. Heaven help us all if baby boomers had to replicate the actions of these amazingly strong, resilient people.


This remote ramp on the Aransas River was formerly a hot spot for locals wanting to ski and bass fish on the Aransas River. Years ago, the earthen dam washed out and returned the river to is natural state. Now it allows access to the estuary waters as the delta of the river flows into Copano Bay. It is used by anglers to fish the back waters of Copano bay and hunters to access duck blinds. Similar to the Mission River Boat Ramp just to the north, going up river the fishery transitions from salt to fresh and offers black bass and catfish as well!


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1 December 2016 The impact of land use on species composition and habitat structure in Sudanian savannas — A modelling study in protected areas and agricultural lands of southeastern Burkina Faso
Marco Schmidt, Elisée Mbayngone, Yvonne Bachmann, Karen Hahn, Georg Zizka, Adjima Thiombiano
Marco Schmidt,* Elisée Mbayngone,** Yvonne Bachmann,***,**** Karen Hahn,**** Georg Zizka,****,***** Adjima Thiombiano**
*MS : Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre (BiK-F), Data and Modelling Centre, Senckenberganlage 25 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany. E-mail: mschmidt@senckenberg.de
**AT, EM : University of Ouagadougou, Laboratory of Biology and Vegetation Ecology, BP 848, Ouagadougou 09, Burkina Faso.
***YB: Technical University Darmstadt, Center for Teacher Education, Alexanderstrasse, 664283 Darmstadt, Germany.
****KH, GZ, YB: J.W. Goethe University, Institute for Ecology, Evolution and Diversity Max-von-Laue-Straße 13, 60438 Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
*****GZ, MS: Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Frankfurt, Department of Botany and molecular Evolution, Senckenberganlage 25, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Candollea, 71(2):265-274 (2016). https://doi.org/10.15553/c2016v712a11
Schmidt, M., E. Mbayngone, Y. Bachmann, K. Hahn, G. Zizka & A. Thiombiano (2016). The impact of land use on species composition and habitat structure in Sudanian savannas — A modelling study in protected areas and agricultural lands of southeastern Burkina Faso. Candollea 71: 265–274. In English, English abstract.
Sudanian Savannas are under high agricultural pressure and are therefore changing rapidly. Due to high population densities and an increasing need for food and cash crops, the mosaic of traditional agroforestry systems, fallows and savanna is being transformed into intensively used croplands and savannas only remain in protected areas. The focus of this study is to characterize the differences in plant diversity and composition between protected areas and surrounding agricultural lands and to identify areas most important for plant conservation. Building on observation and collection records, we modelled distributions of individual plant species and summarized these. We mapped the species richness of vascular plants in general, of woody plants, graminoids and forbs, the share of weeds and the average size of grasses and trees and calculated means for the reserves and outside areas. Distinct differences between protected areas and agricultural lands have been found in the richness of herbs (both forbs and graminoids) and weeds as well as in the size of grasses: Woody species seem to be less affected by human impact in the agricultural lands concerning both species richness and plant size. Weeds are playing an important role in the higher species richness of the agricultural lands.
© CONSERVATOIRE ET JARDIN BOTANIQUES DE GENÈVE 2016
Marco Schmidt, Elisée Mbayngone, Yvonne Bachmann, Karen Hahn, Georg Zizka, and Adjima Thiombiano "The impact of land use on species composition and habitat structure in Sudanian savannas — A modelling study in protected areas and agricultural lands of southeastern Burkina Faso," Candollea 71(2), 265-274, (1 December 2016). https://doi.org/10.15553/c2016v712a11
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Marco Schmidt, Elisée Mbayngone, Yvonne Bachmann, Karen Hahn, Georg Zizka, Adjima Thiombiano "The impact of land use on species composition and habitat structure in Sudanian savannas — A modelling study in protected areas and agricultural lands of southeastern Burkina Faso," Candollea, 71(2), 265-274, (1 December 2016)


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Ang Utol Kong Hoodlum () is a Philippine drama series developed for TV5 created by Deo J. Fajardo. It stars JC de Vera and Jasmine Curtis-Smith. It is a remake of the original movie where Robin Padilla played the role of Ben, a hoodlum, and Vina Morales, as Bing. The movie was first released in 1991, then a sequel entitled Miss na Miss Kita: Ang Utol Kong Hoodlum 2 was made the following year. It is produced by Vic Del Rosario Jr., and Manuel V. Pangilinan and it also marks as the first primetime series produced by Viva Television for TV5 after a decade.

Cast

Main cast
JC de Vera as Benjamin "Ben" Maningding
Jasmine Curtis-Smith as Bernadette Grace "Bing" Morrison
Regine Tolentino as Emily Bustillos-Morrison
Ara Mina as Rhea Bustillos
Rainier Castillo as Jaynard
Arci Muñoz as Vanessa
Jay Manalo as Salazar
IC Mendoza as Bruce

Recurring cast
Carlo Aquino as Ethan
Noel Trinidad as Theodorico
Empoy Marquez as Epal
Mariz Ricketts as Salve
Beau Ballinger as Liam
Bella Flores as Granny Britney
Flora Gasser as Momsy Mariah
Dennis Padilla as Tiyo Paeng
Jef Gaitan as Bambi
Ramon Christopher as Ace
Benjie Paras as Franco

Trivia
Dennis Padilla, Flora Gasser and IC Mendoza were also part of the original movie as well as its sequel.

See also
List of programs broadcast by TV5 (Philippines)
List of shows previously aired by TV5

References

External links

2011 Philippine television series debuts
2011 Philippine television series endings
TV5 (Philippine TV network) drama series
Philippine drama television series
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Filipino-language television shows

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Ncube rallies Zim exporters to shake status quo
By Sizalokuhle Ncube | Oct. 23, 2022
Mthuli Ncube
Finance and Economic Development minister Mthuli Ncube has urged exporters to look beyond the horizon in their quest for lucrative deals in foreign trade.
The treasury boss said each one of Zimbabwe's provinces was endowed with unique resources with capacity to produce cutting edge products that can tip the scales in Harare's favour on the international markets.
Addressing the 2022 ZimTrade Exporters' Conference in Harare on Thursday, Ncube reminded participants that forex spinning exports would always be the heartbeat of Zimbabwe's recovery efforts.
"Exports are the key driver of economic development and a major contributor to the attainment of our Vision 2030," the minister said, referring to a government blueprint that projects huge economic transformation by 2030.
"The role played by exporters in this endeavour cannot be over-emphasised as they toil to bring in the much needed foreign currency, create jobs and set the pace for technological advancements," the minister said.
Ncube said Zimbabwe was on course to achieve its export targets despite Covid -19 induced setbacks.
"In 2021 exports grew by 37,3% to US$6 billion, from US$4,39 billion in 2020, surpassing the 10% annual growth target," Ncube said. "The manufacturing sector realised a 5,5% increase in exports to US$404 million in 2021. Within the same period, overall capacity utilisation in the manufacturing sector rose to 56,25%, while capacity utilisation for large-scale manufacturing sector firms increased to 62,7%; the highest level recorded since 2012," he added.
ZimTrade chief executive officer, Allan Majuru said the agency was deepening efforts to create equal market access for all businesses on the international markets.
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"Our thrust, as the national trade development and promotion agency, is to ensure that we create equal market access to all businesses regardless of size," he told the conference.
Majuru added that there had been keen interest from small businesses, youth and women-led enterprises to ship out goods to foreign markets.
He said ZimTrade was projecting that exports would hit the US$7 billion mark this year.
The agency had previously projected that this target would be achieved in 2023.
This figure was US$6,03 billion in 2021.
At the end of July, total exports stood at US$3,3 billion.
He challenged local exporters to come up with new products that addressed changing consumer behaviour.
"As we increase value addition, we also need to come up with new products that address current changing consumer behaviour. Consumers are now after organic and natural products. Most indigenous resources can be value added into products that meet this global requirement," Majuru said.
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We are proud to announce that Dr. Deutch has won the Patient Choice Award for 2014.
The award is given by the doctor rating website vitals.com. The award reflects the difference a particular physician has made in the lives of his/her patients. The honor is bestowed to physicians who have received near perfect scores, as voted by patients.
"Of all the awards I have won, it is the accolades given to me by my patients that mean the most. Seeing the smile on patients' faces during their first pregnancy ultrasound is reward enough. Being chosen by them as a top doctor in my field is on honor that I cannot put into words." said Dr. Deutch.
To see Dr. Deutch's ratings and patient comments click on this link, vitals.com patient choice award.


Born in the USA, in the golden state of California, Kres later attended Georgia State, where . he earned a degree in public relations and played baseball.
In 2001, he enlisted as a broadcast journalist with the American Forces Network in the US military, serving in South Korea and Germany and honing his television and radio skills over a four year period. His hard work earned him the "Broadcast Journalist of the year" award in 2002.
Kres returned to the US in 2005 and joined an ABC affiliate as the sports director and anchor. The following year, he won an Associated Press award for his report on a local football team winning the state championship. In 2008, he put his career on hold and returned to Germany to start a family.
Kres joined DW's sports department in 2015 and resumed his television career. Besides presenting DW's The Bundesliga, Kres regularly appears on DW news and is a contributor to the football magazine show Kick Off Life.
Bayern Munich's future remains a hot topic, but their focus at present is staying hot on the heels of league leaders Dortmund. A top-four clash with bogey team Gladbach offers a chance at a riposte in the title race.
Paco Alcacer scored two late goals as Borussia Dortmund saw off Wolfsburg to return to the top of the Bundesliga. But such victories are unsustainable if they're to be crowned champions, writes DW's Michael Da Silva.


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News, Women's Snooker
Ng On Yee Honoured by Forbes and Hong Kong Awards
by David Caulfield on March 29, 2018
Hong Kong's Ng On Yee's month of March in 2018 became even more memorable after being honoured twice in the space of a couple of days back home and across Asia.
On Yee is beginning to dominate the women's game. Photo credit: Matt Huart
On Yee only recently claimed her third Women's World Championship title with a dominant performance in Malta that saw her defend her title without even losing a single frame.
Earlier this year, On Yee also reached the summit of the women's world rankings for the first time in her career, usurping long-standing top female player Reanne Evans in the process.
The achievements haven't gone unnoticed back home as she received a couple of impressive accolades that will surely only help to promote the sport in the region.
On Yee was first named "Best of the Best" at the Hong Kong Sports Awards in recognition of her achievements in 2017, which saw her claim five ranking event trophies, including the World Women's Championship for a second time in Singapore.
The 27 year-old, whose friendly bespectacled face is quickly becoming the poster image for the sport on the women's side, subsequently featured in the Forbes' list of 30 under 30 Asia for the entertainment and sports category.
On Yee was recognised as one of the rising stars in the continent alongside high-profile names like Japan's Hideki Matsuyama in golf and Olympic skeleton champion Yun Sung-Bin from South Korea.
On Yee tweeted on Wednesday: "I'm surprised, yet honoured, to be listed on Forbes 30 for 30 Asia 2018 with all the other amazing individuals from different categories!"
"(I'm) always proud to see Hong Kong Sports gain recognition (and it's) definitely great fuel for my upcoming World Championship qualifiers."
The next stop for On Yee will be the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield, where three victories could see her reach the World Snooker Championship at the Crucible Theatre.
That remains a tall order but the coverage that she is garnered for women's snooker can only be a positive thing in the long run and any success in the qualifiers next month would surely enhance that progress even further.
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New images revealed from Johnny Depp's Transcendence ahead of release
Transcendence hits theaters on April 17th and Warner Bros. has just released brand new images from the film. In the sci-fi mystery thriller, Dr. Will Caster (Johnny Depp) is the foremost researcher in the field of Artificial Intelligence, working to create a sentient machine that combines the collective intelligence of everything ever known with the full range of human emotions. His highly controversial experiments have made him famous, but they have also made him the prime target of anti-technology extremists who will do whatever it takes to stop him.
However, in their attempt to destroy Will, they inadvertently become the catalyst for him to succeed—to be a participant in his own transcendence. For his wife Evelyn (Rebecca Hall) and best friend Max Waters (Paul Bettany), both fellow researchers, the question is not if they can…but if they should.
Their worst fears are realized as Will's thirst for knowledge evolves into a seemingly omnipresent quest for power, to what end is unknown. The only thing that is becoming terrifyingly clear is there may be no way to stop him.
Transcendence stars Oscar nominee Johnny Depp ("Finding Neverland," the "Pirates of the Caribbean" films), Rebecca Hall ("The Town," "The Prestige"), Paul Bettany ("The Da Vinci Code," "A Beautiful Mind"), Cillian Murphy ("Inception," "The Dark Knight Rises"), Kate Mara ("House of Cards," "Shooter"), Cole Hauser ("Olympus Has Fallen"), Clifton Collins, Jr. ("Star Trek," "Pacific Rim") and Oscar winner Morgan Freeman ("Million Dollar Baby," the "Dark Knight" movies).
Transcendence marks the feature film directorial debut of Oscar-winning cinematographer Wally Pfister ("Inception," the "Dark Knight" movies). Pfister directed the movie from a screenplay by Jack Paglen.
Oscar nominees Andrew A. Kosove and Broderick Johnson ("The Blind Side") produced the film with Kate Cohen, Marisa Polvino, Annie Marter, David Valdes, and Aaron Ryder.
Pfister's behind-the-scenes collaborators include director of photography Jess Hall ("Brideshead Revisited"), production designer Chris Seagers ("X-Men: First Class"), Oscar-nominated editor David Rosenbloom ("The Insider"), costume designer George L. Little ("Zero Dark Thirty"), and Oscar-nominated visual effects supervisor Nathan McGuinness ("Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World"). The music is composed by Mychael Danna, who won an Oscar® for his score for "Life of Pi."
Transcendence, directed by Wally Pfister and written by Jack Paglen, stars Johnny Depp, Rebecca Hall, Paul Bettany, Cillian Murphy, Kate Mara, Cole Hauser, Morgan Freeman, Clifton Collins Jr., Cory Hardrict, Falk Hentschel, Josh Stewart, Luce Rains, Fernando Chien, Steven Liu, Xander Berkeley and Lukas Haas.
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What's a Golfer to Do? is packaged in a compact format, so it can be tucked into a golf bag. It is also filled with useful pointers, why-didn't-I-think-of-that tips, and a great dose of golf humor.


There are many services that Dentists can provide for their patients. Dentists are an integral part of your overall oral health, so it is important that you see your dentist on a regular basis to ensure that you have the best dental health possible. With the help of your dentist and your own dilligence in caring for your teeth, your smile can be healthy for your entire lifetime.
Deciding on Dentists Littleton offices does not have to be confusing. You will need to find a dentist that is able to provide the services that you need and has the knowledge to carry out these services correctly.
Once you have decided on your dentist, you will need to make an appointment. At your appointment, there are several things that you can expect for your dentist to do. He or she will first clean your teeth and gums. This is done through a special cleaning tool that allows the dentist to remove plaque, both on your teeth and between. Your dentist will floss your teeth and polish them to bring out their natural whiteness and shine.
Once your teeth have been cleaned, you will have a series of X-rays taken. These X-rays will help your dentist to understand what is going on deep within your teeth and gums so that he or she can make a decision as to what procedures you may need to have done. This will show even the most minute cavities and give the dentist a much better idea of what is needed.
Your Family dentist has the ability to carry out tooth extractions, fillings, and many other services. Depending on the condition of your mouth, your Dentists Littleton office will schedule the different procedures that you need so that your teeth can become their healthiest.
After your dentist appointment, your dentist will give you information on how to properly care for your teeth. This will include how to brush, floss, and what mouth rinses to use. You will need to see your dentist at least twice a year to ensure that your teeth stay healthy and strong for the rest of your life.


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Something we get asked a lot is "how secure is Cammy?" and "can my cameras be hacked?" The simple answer to these questions is Cammy is very secure and no your cameras can't get hacked.
Having security cameras in your home is supposed to make you feel safe and secure from potential intruders, however, if you are worried about your cameras being hacked then it is hard to feel safe.
We understand your concerns about security, there has been a lot of news going around about internet connections getting hacked and having security breaches. There have even been reports of cars getting hacked and being stolen with nothing but a laptop.
So to help put your mind at ease here's the lowdown on how secure Cammy really is and all the security information you need to know.
Since Cammy began in 2014 there have been no security breaches and none of our customers have been hacked. Here at Cammy, we are committed to protecting the security of your data. There are a variety of security measures in place that we use to protect your cameras and data from unauthorised access.
Cammy has been built to protect your IP camera from hacking and ensure the security of your data. Your cameras are password protected and all footage is private to you and who you have shared a camera with. Australia has very strict privacy laws and Cammy abides by all of them. We will not share your private footage or sell your information. Ever.
Can my Cammy camera be hacked?
For those worried about their cameras being hacked – it's impossible to reconstruct the feed to cameras and to isolate individual user's images. So there is no way our customers can be targeted and have their cameras hacked.
Your footage is safely secured in the cloud and password protected. We encrypt passwords so only you can decrypt and share your password and only with the required credentials. Footage is stored on a server, not on the cameras, and images cannot be accessed from the cameras even with the FTP password.
Can my Cammy account be hacked?
For customers to access their account Cammy requires customers to enter a password. These passwords are stored and hashed with a bcrypt, meaning that they can't be accessed in the unlikely event of the database being hacked. Cammy does not have access to your camera passwords, these are securely stored and encrypted in our database. We recommend that you do not share your password with anyone else.
To help secure your cameras even more we are currently working on additional security measures. Further authorisation and access controls are being implemented within the next 3-4 months so that users will have to be logged in to their accounts to see images which will add an extra layer of protection.
Hopefully, this has helped put your mind at ease. Cammy cameras are secure and can not be hacked, they have been made to help protect your home and provide peace of mind. We take the security of our cameras and software very seriously and our developers work hard to make sure Cammy is as secure as it possibly can be.
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Space... the final frontier... and... the absolute best place to visit on Halloween! Ok, ok, you might not have the ability to stow yourself away on a NASA blast off, but you can sure give yourself the astronaut style that they rock on the regular. With this Adult White Astronaut Jumpsuit Costume, and a little bit of imagination, you'll be hunting for moon rocks, hanging out in orbit, or even partying with aliens!
When you're boldly leading your spacecraft towards the moon, or conducting important scientific research on the International Space Station, well, that's when you'll know you've made it. But in the interim, just grab this costume, and have a great time at the costume party! A one piece jumpsuit is styled with functional pockets and realistic patches. Rib knit cuffs and ankle zippers mean this costume works for a casual party, without compromising on high orbit style!
Team up with your partner or group of friends as a gaggle of astronauts out on the town, and we're sure that there's going to be plenty of good times to be had. And if you see some little green men? Make sure they buy the first round at the pub!


Okay, confession time: I've never read The Wheel of Time. Other than the story in Legends, that is.
I can hear the gasps of shock and horror now.
And my reason for not reading WOT is stupidly pedestrian. It's no more or less than "I've been busy." Seriously. When The Eye of the World was first published, I was editing a huge number of books and barely had time to keep up on developments in the genres I was working in (which did not include epic fantasy at the time). I figured, I'll have plenty of opportunities to read Eye later.
The next thing I knew, there were six books in the series and I was having a baby. My outside-of-work reading shifted to things like What to Expect When You're Expecting and books on child-rearing and child development. And then came the board books and picture books and children's books . . . .
Two years ago as I write this, Tor signed up a series of graphic novels based on WOT, beginning with New Spring and The Eye of the World. This was tremendously exciting to me as a long-term comics reader. So I waved my hands and jumped up and down and said, "Me! Me! Me!" when Tom was looking for an editor for the project. And now it's mine.
Which left me with a terrific dilemma. As an editor, what's the better course: to read New Spring, Eye, and the rest of WOT to make sure that the comics and graphic novels stay true to Robert Jordan's amazing vision? Or trust that the estate and the people working their butts off on the graphic adaptations are keeping on course, and therefore read only the graphic novels, to make sure that they work for people who have never read these stories before?
Ultimately I chose the second option. Chuck Dixon is a great writer and I knew he'd make New Spring into a great graphic novel. He and Robert Jordan worked together on the adaptation before Jim's untimely death and I trusted Chuck's ability to identify and illuminate the core plotlines and characters of WOT.
New Spring: the Graphic Novel is beautiful, in my opinion. The double-page spreads, the carefully drawn characters, the flowing garments of the Aes Sedai, the delicate and evocative coloring—it's just a lovely book to look at.
New Spring: the Graphic Novel collects all eight issues of the New Spring comic book. We've added some bonus material—including emails between Jordan, Dixon, and the Dabel brothers—to give you a peek behind the scenes, as it were, of the creation of this graphic adaptation.
And perhaps the best thing of all is that New Spring: the Graphic Novel is just the beginning. The first volume of the multi-volume graphic adaptation of The Eye of the World will be published later in 2011. I'm really looking forward to reading it. I've waited long enough, don't you think?
New Spring: the Graphic Novel (ISBN: 978-0-7653-2380-4), by Chuck Dixon, art by Mike Miller and Harvey Tolibao, based on the novel New Spring by Robert Jordan, will be released in January 2011.


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"I want every child to know at Christmas and always that they are not alone"
Managing Director of Suffolk and Norfolk charity Fresh Start new beginnings Patsy Johnson-Cisse, shares her thoughts on the progress of the charity in 2021 and looks ahead to 2022.
"Having survived what has been the most challenging year for the country and certainly for our charity, it's quite remarkable that we're looking at the potential for the return of yet more restrictions in the lead up to Christmas.
"Whilst this is upsetting and frustrating of course, my overwhelming feeling as we approach the end of this year, is one of pride at what our small charity has achieved against the odds, and of determination that we will go on to help and support even more children and families that need us in 2022 and beyond.
"Charities have of course suffered in so many ways as a result of the pandemic. But what a lot of people don't know, is that we have also been wrapped up in a surge of support and generosity from people keen to help. From national government grants to corporate support, we have been incredibly lucky in that our income has not suffered to the extent of others, and we have been able to sustain our crucial services. Whilst it's often hard, especially working in industries such as ours, we should never forget the compassion and kindness that exists in our communities.
"I am incredibly proud of the team we have here at Fresh Start new beginnings, who have upped their game and delivered creative means of working with our children, online when they had to and in person when we were finally able to re-open our doors
"Substantial lottery funding has enabled us to grow our team which means we have a mix of loyal, experienced staff that have been with us for years, alongside new, eager team members and volunteer trustees bringing a wealth of skills and experience to our charity.
"The horrific news reports of the suicides of Sam and Chris Gould from Cambridgeshire who reported they had been sexually abused, bring what is a hidden world to the consciousness of people who are often completely unaware of the reality of life for many thousands of children.
"We provide therapeutic services to children who have been sexually abused, and I never fail to stun people when I tell them that statistics tell us that 1 in 6 children face this kind of abuse. 1 in 6. That means it's happening in every community. I don't say this purely to shock, I say it to spark action.
"Our county is lucky to have a charity such as ours that can provide this help. We have a waiting list – one that continues to grow – but thankfully those children on it are waiting for far less time than many others around the country because of the unique services we offer and the way we work with our partners.
"I'm never satisfied however, and for as long as there are children on our waiting list, I am determined that we must grow. Every day of waiting for help is a day too long, so next year, we hope to have welcomed even more team members and we'll be adding more services to our offering.
"We're already seeing that innovative thinking is ensuring we reach more people. Special COVID funding enabled us to appoint an outreach worker who works in our Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities to ensure they are aware of the help that is available.
"We have huge plans for events and hope that COVID restrictions don't mean a further pause on these. Events are crucial to our income generation and whilst we have survived 2021, we're now budgeting for 2022 and beyond and hope to boost our funding with some of our popular events such as our dragon boat race which is now virtually sold out for 2022. Our first ever Christmas quiz was due to take place this month and was an instant sell-out, but sadly was postponed over COVID concerns.
"I'd like to say a huge thank you to everyone who has continued to support us this year, through donations, by volunteering at our events or by simply spreading the word about what we do. All of us can help support children who need us by simply being aware that sexual abuse is happening, and if you spot signs – please be their voice.
"Christmas is a wonderful time for so many of us and a time to enjoy the warmth and care of our families and loved ones. For some children in our communities, it will be a time of fear and pain. As we prepare for the festive period, I urge everyone to remember those who may not be as lucky as ourselves and to consider the small actions we can take to reach out to those who are vulnerable. I want every child to know at Christmas and always that they are not alone. Together we can make a difference.
"Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all at FSnb."
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I can't seem to find an article explaining how this is done with Powershell. Creating events and log names/sources is not a problem but the Views is something else

A: They're all stored in %ProgramData%:
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Melrose man gets hooked on intarsia+
"I've been involved with wood all my life, either building, refinishing, or painting," said Melrose native Vern Hollermann. So it seemed natural that his...
Sarlsland's one-room school house memories+
Lois Sarsland of New London has fantastic memories that span her 25 years of teaching in various one room school houses. Sarsland, 93, began...
Stepping away from the keys+
Piano teacher Sandi Carlson had a problem with her students—they never wanted to quit. While many kids beg their parents to let them stop...
Living her dream, deep in the woods+
Charlene (Tudi) Paulson has opened a boutique in a hand-built log cabin set deep in the woods in a secluded spot near her home...
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I don't mean to be flippant about the subject – it is an important issue to think about – maybe even to rehearse in your head a little…but after awhile – it's a certain amount of fatique sets in…. but being able to be notified… is having a real impact on what our homes.
It's about "shelter"… but from who / what and at what price ?
This fall every U.S. public school received a NOAA Weather/All Hazards Radio. This new capability means that school personnel can now be alerted directly, quickly and accurately to approaching danger, including hazardous weather, terrorism, abducted children, and derailed trains carrying toxic materials, among a range of other acute concerns.
Entitled, "America Is Safer When Our Schools Are Safer," the Departments of Commerce/National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Homeland Security and Education are supporting this important initiative.
Increasingly, the broadcast capability is being integrated into other household devices, including TVs, clock radios and hand-held radio.
"Fortified…for safer living® program, …(the) home is a fortress cleverly disguised as a typical family home.
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Of course a home is threatened by much more than just natural disasters, which is why this demonstration home includes products that protect residents from everything from UV rays, to exterior noise, to mold, to termites, all without sacrificing any aesthetics.
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An earlier version of the Indian Country Today print magazine had a circulation of about 15,000 in 2013.
Indian Country Today Media Network, the most comprehensive source of original reporting about Native Americans, "is taking a hiatus to consider alternative business models," Publisher Ray Halbritter of the Oneida Indian Nation announced on Monday.
"The last day for the staff was yesterday," Chris Napolitano, the network's creative director, told Journal-isms by telephone on Tuesday. But, he said, "nobody wants to stop working" and the dozen or so full-time staff members are staying in touch, expecting another iteration. Most work from their homes around the country. Napolitano, a non-Native, does so from Brooklyn, N.Y.
The Oneida Nation, based in upstate New York, prepared staff members for the Monday announcement, Napolitano said, arranging for severance and benefits. It plans to keep the website fresh until January.
The network began in 1981 as the Lakota Times, founded by veteran journalist Tim Giago. After he sold it in 1998 to the Oneida Nation, its name was changed to This Week From Indian Country Today. It launched in its current form six years ago, publishing IndianCountryMediaNetwork.com. In April, it debuted Indian Country magazine.
Suzanne Sobel, the managing director of Indian Country Today Media Network, said in 2013 that the website had 550,000 unique visitors. Its print magazine, which folded then, had a circulation of about 15,000, Eaton reported then.
The passion for the product among those readers "is undeniable," Napolitano said. The network sends out about eight emails to them a week, reaching 50,000 at a time. But despite that enthusiasm, he said, projections were that it would be four years before the publications would break even. If they are sold, the Oneida Nation would transfer them to a Native tribe or entity, Napolitano said.
Halbritter wrote in his online announcement, "More than six years ago, the Oneida Indian Nation decided to develop Indian Country Today Media Network from its core property, the then-weekly newspaper Indian Country Today, with a singular goal in mind: We wanted to generate award-winning journalism that gives voice to Indigenous Peoples, wherever they lived, to the widest possible audience. That investment has succeeded beyond our expectations.
The website claimed 550,000 unique visitors in 2013.
"Over the last few years, ICTMN has aggressively covered the critical issues facing Indian Country — and has done so in ways that have empowered Natives to tell our unique stories from our perspective.
"We reported extensively on challenges to the Indian Child Welfare Act with a series of stories spanning several high-profile cases; produced human-interest stories and analysis of the latest studies regarding Intergenerational Trauma; corrected the historical record by presenting authentic, proven Native traditions about events and people, such as Pocahontas; celebrated the cultural achievements of Native artists, thinkers, actors and musicians; continued Indian Country Today's groundbreaking coverage (now spanning decades) on murdered and missing Indigenous women; and worked tirelessly to report directly from the field in Standing Rock on the opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
"We conducted a Q&A with President Barack Obama during the 2012 presidential campaign, and later published editorials by him.
Repeal of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, as President Trump announced Tuesday, could mean the deportation of up to a dozen California journalists, the California Chicano News Media Association said Sunday.
Trump "ordered an end to the Obama-era executive action that shields young undocumented immigrants from deportation, calling the program an 'amnesty-first approach' and urging Congress to replace it with legislation before it begins phasing out on March 5, 2018," Michael D. Shear and Julie Hirschfeld Davis reported for the New York Times.
Joseph Rodriguez, CCNMA president, said in his Sunday statement, "The program has afforded up to a dozen of our members, many of whom have called the United States home for most of their lives, the opportunity to becoming members of the Fourth Estate.
"Now, these young members of our association face deportation back to countries they have little knowledge of and, in some cases, no family support.
The Spanish-language television networks, Univision and Telemundo, each issued statements denouncing Sessions decision.
"During our Hurricane Harvey coverage, we've laughed, cried, and even helped deliver a baby," Chauncy Glover reported Thursday for KTRK-TV in Houston.
"While ABC13 reporter Chauncy Glover was on a boat rescuing people from the high water, he got an assignment he never saw coming.
"A woman came up to them and said that her sister, Shae, was in labor and asked him to help.
NAHJ called attention to a Business Insider story. "CNN broadcast live as correspondent Ed Lavandera put down his mic to help an elderly couple, their daughter, and their two dogs get into a rescue boat, after discovering the family in a flooded-out neighborhood that rescuers believed had already been evacuated," Maxwell Tani reported Aug. 28 for businessinsider.com.
"Lavandera said his crew had been taking live shots from a nearby highway all day, and though they hoped to get into the neighborhood that was flooded out, they waited for hours as boats continued to ferry people out of the neighborhood in order to [stay] clear of the rescue efforts.
"The crew entered the neighborhood in a flat-bottom boat that was finished searching for people during the day, and while showing the neighborhood live on the network, they discovered the family, including an elderly woman with Alzheimer's.
"Though CNN showed Lavandera helping pull an elderly man onto the boat, the CNN correspondent asked to cut the feed while he prepared to bring the woman on board.
Not all of the journalists' attention was appreciated.
"On Tuesday, ABC News's Tom Llamas tweeted that he had witnessed 'looting' at a supermarket in Houston, and that he had informed police," Pete Vernon reported Thursday for Columbia Journalism Review. "After sharp criticism from Twitter users, Llamas deleted and attempted to clarify his earlier message.
"The narrative that looting and other lawless behaviors run rampant in the midst of a humanitarian crisis is a pernicious one," Vernon continued. "Though incidents of theft and crime occurred during events like Katrina and Superstorm Sandy, widespread myths about roving bands of murderous criminals in New Orleans fueled a perception unsupported by evidence that still persists today.
Brian Stelter, host of CNN's "Reliable Sources," asked Philadelphia Daily News columnist Will Bunch, who wrote last week about the yeoman's work done by journalists, to comment.
"You know, Brian, I think two things motivate him," Bunch said on the show. "One is I think it's just, for want of a better term, pathological with this president. I mean, I feel his hatred and his frustrations with the media and all presidents get frustrated with the media, but we've never seen anything like this with Trump.
"But the other thing is I think it's very political. You know, we have a president — his approval rating is down to 34 percent and he's desperately trying to hold his base together.
"And I talk to a lot of conservatives and so do you, and the one thing that really holds Donald Trump's base, one third of the American people together is hatred of the media, contempt, you know?
Jarvis DeBerry, nola.com | Times-Picayune: Wait, you mean we can't blame Obama for Hurricane Katrina response?
Presidential adviser Omarosa Newman made news at the convention of the National Association of Black Journalists last month when she became embroiled in a contretemps prompted in part by her status as one of the few African Americans with access to President Trump's ear.
Now, according to Daily Beast reporters Lachlan Markay and Asawin Suebsaeng, "Newly minted White House chief of staff John Kelly has sought to put a dent in the influence of one of President Donald Trump's most famous advisers: Omarosa Manigault," Newman's maiden name.
"Peter Bhatia, a multiple Pulitzer Prize-winning editor who has led several large news organizations across the country, was named editor of the Detroit Free Press on Thursday," the Free Press reported.
"Bhatia comes to Detroit from the Cincinnati Enquirer, where he was editor for the past two years and also served as regional editor for the USA TODAY Network's Ohio Region.
"Bhatia, 64, also was executive editor of the Fresno Bee, managing editor of the Sacramento Bee, editor of the York (Pa.) Dispatch and Sunday News, managing editor of the Dallas Times Herald, deputy managing editor of the San Francisco Examiner and a reporter and editor at the Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Wash. He helped lead newsrooms that won nine Pulitzer Prizes, including the six in Portland. . . ."Bhatia, whose roots are in India, is among the highest-ranking Asian Americans in the news business and is a former president of the American Society of News Editors.
"Two weeks ago, IndyStar's Editorial Board asked Hoosiers to take a stand against hate," Suzette Hackney wrote Friday for the Indianapolis Star. "We encouraged readers to take a pledge to no longer tolerate hate and racism in our city, state or nation. We sought action from individuals.
"Many of you signed the pledge and returned it, and nearly 300 people promised to take tangible measures to eradicate bigotry. Many were commitments of kindness that centered on the biblical golden rule to do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
"Some pledged to deliver random acts of kindness to strangers daily or weekly. Others promised to post constructive comments on social media and news outlets' websites. And many of you thought it would be beneficial to simply begin smiling and greeting strangers who don't look like you.
"But overwhelmingly, Hoosiers decided that their stand would be to no longer be silent.
"No longer silent in the face of oppression. No longer silent in the face of racism. No longer silent in the face of cruelty and hate. No longer silent in the face of discrimination.
"Because he oversaw and maintained police brutality in the black and brown communities in which I grew up, the statue of Frank Rizzo must immediately be removed from the steps of the taxpayer-funded Municipal Services Building," Solomon Jones wrote Aug. 22 for the Philadelphia Daily News.
"Not one more cent of my tax dollars maintaining it. Not one more moment of my property housing it. Not one more word from my city excusing it.
"The Frank Rizzo statue must be moved to private property, and it must be moved now.
"Frank Rizzo was both the symbol and the substance of a racist system upheld by law enforcement. His police force was used to maintain racial boundaries that kept blacks trapped in red-lined communities, locked into a segregated educational system, and mired in the ongoing morass of second-class citizenship.
"We've all heard the stories by now. But in an atmosphere where white supremacists denounce dissent as fake news, the truth is worth repeating. Under Rizzo's direction and approval, Philadelphia police officers stripped Black Panthers naked in the street.
"They beat black children who were demonstrating for black history classes. They broke nightsticks over a black man's head for running a stop sign.
Asked about the response, Jones told Journal-isms Monday by email, "I would say most in the black community agree with my stance, though some have expressed cynicism about whether we can achieve the removal of the statue. Some have said Rizzo was not the racist many thought him to be. I obviously disagree. The lunatic fringe has emailed me many times accusing me of being a racist, which is nonsense.
"The New Pittsburgh Courier has learned exclusively late Tuesday, Aug. 29 that Sheridan Broadcasting Corporation has eliminated its News and Sports content division, causing roughly 10 employees to lose their jobs at its Downtown headquarters on Penn Ave.," Rob Taylor Jr. reported that day for the Courier.
"A North Korean court sentenced two South Korean journalists and their publishers to death for 'seriously insulting the dignity' of the country by reviewing and interviewing the British authors of a book about life in the North, its state media said on Thursday, Jack Kim reported for Reuters.
"North Korea has previously issued harshly worded accusations against South Korean entities and individuals for allegedly violating its dignity, by slandering its leadership and its political system.
"The book in English titled 'North Korea Confidential' was authored by James Pearson, a Seoul-based correspondent for Reuters, and Daniel Tudor, former correspondent in South Korea for the Economist magazine.
"The book, based on interviews with North Korean defectors, diplomats and traders, depicts a growing market economy where ordinary North Koreans enjoy access to South Korea music and TV dramas, fashion and smuggled Chinese and American films. Pearson wrote the book, published in 2015, before joining Reuters. . . ." The South Korean journalists are Son Hyo-rim of the Dong-A Ilbo and Yang Ji-ho of the Chosun Ilbo.
Three black journalists — Gayle King, Maurice DuBois and Vladimir Duthiers — co-anchored "CBS This Morning" on Friday.
Latino journalists are the focus of an extensive national study, "Evaluating Job Satisfaction of Latino Journalists in Multimedia Newsrooms," that will "examine the satisfaction level, workplace conditions, and opportunities for career advancement of Latino/a journalists working in online, mainstream/legacy, and Latino-oriented news outlets," the University of Texas at El Paso announced. The study is a collaboration between the Department of Communication and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
"The mainstream media response to the disappearance of a group of teenagers from Burundi, who were in Washington, D.C. for a robotics competition, has once again revealed why covering the stories of missing Black people remains so complex," Barrington Salmon wrote for the National Newspaper Publishers Association. "The team was in Washington for the FIRST Global Challenge robotics competition. The students went missing in July.' Salmon also wrote, "Although, the robotics team's coach suggested that family members of the teenagers may have been complicit in their disappearance, the lack of sustained media coverage about the missing African teenagers mirrors mainstream media's apathetic approach to stories about Black women and children who never make it home. . . ." Two of the six teenagers have been seen crossing the border into Canada, the Associated Press reported.


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Airport Named After Soccer Star Cristiano Ronaldo
April 1, 2017 Travel ArticlesAirport, Madeira, RonaldoMichael W
image: twitter @ESPNFC
In late 2015 I wrote about how soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo would be opening boutique hotels. Since then his Pestana CR7 hotels have opened in Lisbon and Funchal.
Ronaldo is such a big star in Portugal that he was given a huge honor on his home island of Madeira a couple of days back. The airport on Madeira was named after him!
The airport is now known as Aeroporto Internacional da Madeira, Cristiano Ronaldo. Talk about an amazing honor but I find it a bit odd as I'd expect such a naming to be done as a memorial to someone who's passed away.
Not everyone in Portugal agreed with the star's name being added to the airport but Portugal's president and prime minister both attended a ceremony where a plaque and bust of Cristiano Renaldo were unveiled.
The bust of Renaldo didn't come out so well– you can check it out in the image above.
The airport isn't the only place where Ronaldo has been honored. ESPN FC mentions how "Funchal's landmark waterside square has in recent years become known informally as the "Praca CR7," as it is now home to Ronaldo's personal museum, a 3.4 metre tall bronze statue of the player, and the Pestana CR7 Funchal hotel".
What do you think- should airports be renamed after young athletes? I'd say no. And as for that bust, it reminds me of a thinner version of Sloth from the movie Goonies.
image: Sloth- IMDb
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A Great British Railway Journey - to Bramber
with Michael Portillo
Michael Portillo revived the popularity of a Victorian railway guide in his television show, Great British Railway Journeys. George Bradshaw's guide claimed Bramber was a place of no particular note, beyond the remains of a Norman castle. Michael Portillo asked why it was, then, that tourists were soon flocking to the village.
A photograph of Bramber Station,
from the museum's collection
Chris Tod, who is the Curator of Steyning Museum, often helps media researchers with information about the local area. A researcher for Michael Portillo's BBC television show, Great British Railway Journeys, rang the museum and Chris was happy to discuss the village of Bramber.
The good news was that Michael was planning to visit Bramber in 2013, prompted by the famous Victorian railway guide book written by George Bradshaw. Then the show's researcher asked whether Chris would be willing to meet Michael for an interview to camera. Chris gulped and said, "Yes".
"I was slightly nervous," Chris admitted. "In fact Michael and his small team were charming and very professional. They put me at my ease immediately.
"The interview was on Saturday, August 10th, on a lovely summer evening up at Bramber Castle. The whole team were staying at the Castle Inn Hotel in Bramber and all arrived together in a minibus. They were an impressive bunch and Michael Portillo was very focused.
"I was so relieved when one of my iffy answers didn't make it to the final cut but sad that my spirited rendition of the poem Who Killed Cock Robin? finished in the trash can. The researcher had done a great job, especially with his selection of the historic pictures of Bramber, which were supplied by the museum."
Bramber Station after a snow fall,
from the museum's photographic collection
Here is a transcript of Michael Portillo's visit to Bramber:
Great British Railway Journeys
Brighton to Chichester
Series 5, Episode 20
First Broadcast on BBC 2, January 31, 2014
Extract after about 14 minutes - Bramber
MICHAEL PORTILLO (at Brighton Station)
Now it's time for me to return to Brighton Station, to travel on to my next stop.
MICHAEL PORTILLO (on the train)
My overnight rest will be in Bramber. Bradshaw's tells me that it's a place of no particular note, beyond the remains of a castle which dates from about the time of the Conquest. Still, shortly after the this guidebook was written, tourists were flocking in by train.
MICHAEL PORTILLO (at Shoreham Station)
Bramber station closed in 1966, as a result of the Beeching axe, so I am disembarking at nearby Shoreham and travelling up to what remains of Bramber's Norman castle to meet Museum Curator, Chris Tod.
CHRIS TOD (at Bramber Castle)
Ah, good to see you.
What was it that brought the tourists in their large numbers?
CHRIS TOD
Well, there was the castle and subsequent to Bradshaw's issue of his publication, there was a museum of taxidermy known as Potter's Museum.
Taxidermy was popular with Victorians but why would it merit a museum?
Well he had a twist on it. He created tableaux, telling stories with numerous different animals mimicking either a poem in the case of Who Killed Cock Robin? or a rabbits' school room or kittens' croquet party, some of which had mechanical bits which you could activate.
Tell me what Bramber was like when these waves of tourists were descending upon it.
The tourists came by train. There was a line running from Shoreham to Horsham which stopped at Bramber and they constructed an extra long platform at Bramber so that they could take an extra couple of coaches.
Well, I'm staying tonight at the Castle. Is that one of your historic inns?
It is. Its history goes back, as far as we know, to Tudor times but in the mid-nineteenth century when its name was still different (it was called the White Lion), Walter Potter's father, James Potter ran it and Walter Potter was a servant at the inn.
I will potter off. Very good. Thank you.
Nice seeing you.
MICHAEL PORTILLO (at the Castle Inn Hotel)
Potter's museum of taxidermy has long since closed but the Castle Hotel is just the place for a generously stuffed pillow. Good evening.
Bramber Station in 1960,
Bradshaw's Guide is on sale at Steyning Museum, along with books about the local railway line and more about beautiful Bramber. There are books, documents, pictures, news cuttings and curiosities in the archives and permanent exhibitions about the railway, Bramber Castle and Walter Potter.
The BBC website page for the show is here
The complete show (Series 5, Episode 20) is on YouTube here
The 1965 Pathé film about Walter Potter's Museum, seen in the show, can be watched in full here
Another Pathé film about Walter Potter's Museum, from 1955, is here
The Guardian newspaper website featured the book Walter Potter's Curious World of Taxidermy by P A Morris here and here
A film with archive footage and still photographs, The Shoreham to Steyning Steam Line, placed on YouTube by Angela Edwards, can be viewed here
See also a ten minute extract from the the film The Lost Railway on YouTube here
Wikipedia has details of the Shoreham to Horsham railway line, including Bramber, here
The Castle Inn Hotel website is here
This website has an article (plus links) about Walter Potter here and more about Bramber Castle here
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The Midnapore Raj or Karnagarh Raj was medieval dynasty and later a zamindari estate of Sadgop during the British period in the Paschim Medinipur district in the state of West Bengal, India. The semi - independent Rajas of Karnagarh were amongst the most powerful rulers of Jungle Mahal region.

The kings of Karnagarh ruled over a zamindari that included Midnapore and the surrounding areas. They had a close link with the Sadgop rulers of Narajole Raj.

History
Karnagarh or Midnapore Raj was established by Raja Lakshman Singh in 1568. According to Binoy Ghosh, the kings of Karnagarh ruled over a zamindari that included Midnapore and the surrounding areas. The Sadgop dynasty that ruled over Karnagarh included Raja Lakshman Singh (1568-1589), Raja Shyam Singh (1589-1607), Raja Chhotu Roy (1607-1667), Raja Raghunath Roy (1671-1693), Raja Ram Singh (1693-1711), Raja Jaswant Singh (1711-1749), Raja Ajit Singh (1749) and Rani Shiromani (1756-1812).

In 1589 AD With the help of Laxman Singh's brother Shyam Singh, Isha Khan of Lohani Dynasty of Odisa killed Laxman Singh of Karnagarh and captured Karnagarh and put Shyam Singh on the throne as a puppet. It didn't last though.They were soon defeated by an alliance of  Bhurshut ,  Mallabhum  and the  Mughals  Laxman Singh's grandson Raja Chhotu Roy was enthroned as the next ruler.

During the reign of Raja Jasomanta Singh, the revenue of Karnagarh was 40,126 taka 12 annas and his army numbered 15,000. Jasomanta Singh was considered as one of Strong allies of Nawab. Famous Bengali poet Rameswar Bhattacharya wrote Sivayan Kavya in Karnagarh Rajsava.

The Rajas of Mallabhum were an independent kingdom free from the rights of the Nawabs. In 1747, the army of King Gopal Singh Malla of Mallabhumi attacked Karnagarh. It is heard with the blessings of Mahamaya Jasomanta Singh defeated Mallabhum's forces.

The kings of Karnagarh had a close link with the Sadgop rulers of Narajole Raj. The last king of Karnagarh, Raja Ajit Singh died childless. His property went into the hands of his two queens, Rani Bhabani and Rani Shiromani. During the Chuar rebellion, the leader of the Chuars, Gobardhan Dikpati, occupied the palace. Both the queens met the king of Narajole, Raja Trilochan Khan, who provided them shelter and promised to recover their property. Rani Bhabani died in 1161 Bangabda (1754 AD) and Rani Shiromani handed over the entire property to Anandalal of the Narajole family even before she died in 1219 Bangabda (1812 AD). However, the East India Company were suspicious that Rani Shiromani had links with those involved in the Chuar rebellion, and as a result they considerably restricted the amount of sovereignty she held in response.

There, however, are other sources that say that the Chuar rebellion took place as a series of insurrections by people who lived off the jungles and a sort of primitive agriculture in the old Manbhum, Bankura and Midnapore districts between 1771 and 1809, generally under dispossessed zamindars that included Rani Shiromani of Karnagarh

List of rulers
Raja Lakshman Singh (1568-1661)
Raja Shyam Singh (1661-1668)
Raja Chhotu Roy (1668-1671)
Raja Raghunath Roy (1671-1693)
Raja Ram Singh (1693-1711)
Raja Jaswant Singh (1711-1749)
Raja Ajit Singh (1749)
Rani Shiromani (1756-1812)

Karnagarh fort

Karnagarh fort consisted of about 100 bighas of land, stretching for about 4 miles, that was surrounded by the Parang River. It was about 4 miles north of Midnapore. The inside of the fort was divided into two parts, the andar mahal for the royal family and the sadar mahal for others. The temples of Dandesvara and Mahamaya, the ruling deities of Karnagarh, were located to the south of the fort. Now, hardly anything, other than memory, remains.

The Midnapore Raj family had two other forts nearby at Awasgarh and Jamdargarh.

See also
Karnagarh
Narajole Raj
Narayangarh Raj

Reference

Bengali zamindars
Zamindari estates
Dynasties of India