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Saturday 18 th February
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No kookaburras this morning – they obviously don't work at the weekends!
We had a leisurely approach to the day and headed off to the station close by to catch the train to Sydney, our luggage having been transported back the day before.
The station in a suburb of Newcastle called Fassifern, named after a place with a similar name in Scotland described 'one of the most spectacular places in the world' – I don't think perhaps they get out much…… apparently Fassifern was famous for its part in the Jacobite uprising in 1745. Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed at the house of Fassifern during his March and it was here that he picked the white Rose that symbolises the Jacobites. So now you know! Just another little something – Mel Gibson stayed there during the filming of Braveheart – lucky chap!
The sun shone brightly as we chatted to Peter before reluctantly leaving him. There is a chance, if it ties in with his plans, that we will see him again for a couple of days when we return to Sydney in early April. It would be lovely, but we shall see……. as it was, there were big hugs and 'a bientot s' before we took to the upper tier of the train for the journey south. For the most part the scenery was very green, but it was clear that at some stage all the little towns we passed through will link up and Lake Macquarie will become a suburb of Sydney.
It took about 2 hours to get to Sydney. Our fellow passengers appeared in various guises – I was particularly taken with two beautiful young girls opposite. Both were very tall and dressed in very summery mini skirted dresses. Both wore heavy boots and one a large black felt hat. Their makeup was somewhat startling but immaculate and they surprisingly left the train way before Sydney, which I was convinced was their destination. Instead they got out at what looked like a country village where they must have cut quite a dash ……interesting! I would love to know the rest of the story!! It was not to be!
We arrived in Sydney and took the metro to the central quay to take the ferry to Manly where we were to meet up with the girls again. The ferry across the harbour was busy and the sun continued to shine although there was quite a breeze which sent yachts scudding across the water around us. We decided to lunch on Manly harbour side and consumed Moreton Bay bugs in a delicious sauce while overlooking the water.
Lunch consumed, we were met by Wendy in the car and took off for an all too brief reunion with Justine, Tony and Michaela while we dumped a bag and picked up our Australian 'phone. Time was pressing as we all had limited turnaround time before taking off for Tasmania on Sunday.
After another celebratory bottle of champagne and fish and chips Australian style (no mushy peas!!) for supper, it was bed, in preparation for an early collection for the airport.
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Ontario school plan intended to modify elementary class sizes
Dalia Ontiveros reads to her first-grade class at May Roberts School. (FILE/The Enterprise)
ONTARIO - The Ontario School District decided on a major shift in its elementary schools to address concerns raised in recent surveys that identified class size as a key issue, officials said.
District leaders said they acted quickly to take advantage of an infusion of state money coming for the next school year.
But they say the plan could be dropped or delayed if the community opposes it. District officials say they'll gauge community reaction from an online survey as well as a series of community meetings at elementary schools continuing this week.
Under the plan, the district would shift students in the same grade to a single school. An exception would be rural Cairo Elementary School, which would maintain . . .

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Żywe szachy – rozgrywanie partii szachów na dużej szachownicy za pomocą osób przebranych za bierki szachowe.

Stanowią one atrakcyjną formę widowiska, toteż zwykle towarzyszy im bogata oprawa kostiumowa, ilustracja muzyczna. Zwykle nie rozgrywa się partii "naprawdę", ale inscenizuje się partie ułożone uprzednio. Najczęściej odtwarza się sławną partię szachową z przeszłości, np. nieśmiertelną partię.

Widowiska znane były już w czasach średniowiecza w Indiach, Chinach i Wietnamie oraz krajach arabskich.
Na ziemiach europejskich pojawiły się na przełomie VII–VIII wieku za panowania Karola Młota.

Widowiska "żywych szachów" dostarczały tematów: pisarzom (np. opowiadanie Sławomira Mrożka Szach), filmowcom, a także twórcom teatralnym (np. balet Szach-mat).

Bibliografia
 W.Litmanowicz, J. Giżycki, "Szachy od A do Z", tom II, Warszawa 1987, str. 1373

Linki zewnętrzne
 Żywe szachy w Lublinie 2010
 Żywe szachy w Bamberg

Odmiany szachów
Rozrywki

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1. Florencio Olvera b. Texas 27 Oct 1897.
2. Paula Olvera b. Texas 18 Jun 1900, d. Alpine 29 May 1990, m. Lazaro Hinojos 1915, b. Comanche, TX 17 Dec 1892, d. Alpine 31 May 1979.
B. Felipe Hinojos b. Castolon 1 May 1922, d. Marathon 3 Oct 1985, m. Maria Garcia 21 Sep 1952.
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Much Wenlock around 1475. An interactive map of the town towards the end of the Middle Ages.
An interactive map of Much Wenlock around 1475.
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However this lack of change preserved the old houses of the town until the 20th Century when such antiquity was seen in a positive light. The result is that Much Wenlock is the best preserved medieval town in Shropshire and one of the finest in England.
Ludlow in 1768. An interactive map of the Georgian town.
Reconstruction of Ludlow in 1768.
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Whitchurch is an important market town in the north of Shropshire.
Originally a settlement founded by the Romans around AD 52 or 70, it was called Mediolanum, meaning The place in the middle of the plain. The settlement was located on a major Roman route between Chester and Wroxeter.
Follow the link below to more information about the history of Whitchurch from prehistoric times until the present day.
Oswestry is only a few miles from the Welsh border and, until 1535, changed hands several times. Although it has been an English town since then, many of its residents can claim a Welsh background.
Oswestry's situation and importance as a market town meant that trade between the two countries flourished here.
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm shows what life was like on a Shropshire hill farm at the start of the 20th century.
At this time, the horse was the main source of power and therefore no tractors are used here. As the name suggests, this is a working museum. We show seasonal farming activities, craft skills and the home life of the people who lived and worked here.
Follow the link below for an interactive map of the home farm and estate.
Llanymynech in 1900. A lost industrial landscape.
The Hoffmann Kiln chimney is the most visible reminder of Llanymynech's 19th and early 20th Century lime industry.
Llanymynech on the Welsh border of Shropshire has a fascinating industrial history.
The once thriving limestone quarries and lime burning kilns at Llanymynech, which serviced the huge demand for lime in the 19th and 20th centuries, fell into disuse in 1914 and finally closed in the 1930s. The area is now recognised as one of national historical significance.
Llanymynech is the site of a huge Hoffman Kiln, which has recently been restored.
The Hoffman Kiln was named after a German, Friedrich Hoffman who patented it in 1858. It was intended for brick making but it was soon realised that it would suit the production of quicklime too.
Harlescott is a suburb of Shrewsbury situated on the northern side of the town. The name is derived from an old Scandinavian name and means the cottage of Heorulaf. It started to be developed in the 1920's.
Prior to this it was mainly an agricultural area with a small village situated along Harlescott Lane. In the 1850's it had a carpenter, bootmaker and publican.
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The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench has ruled a Fort McMurray councillor can keep her seat despite being involved in a case of conflict-of-interest.
Justice Jane Fagnan handed down the ruling Friday afternoon at the Fort McMurray courthouse to the relief of Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Coun. Krista Balsom and her supporters.
"It's been a challenging time," Balsom said outside the courthouse. "I just look forward to carrying on and doing the best work for our region."
An independent municipal investigation found Balsom committed a pecuniary conflict of interest.
In other words, Balsom participated in votes as a councillor in which she stood to gain financially, a violation of the Municipal Government Act which states councillors must excuse themselves from discussions and decisions on matters with which they stand to benefit.
Balsom's lawyer acknowledged these and other facts in court Friday, but said the conflict wasn't intentional and didn't warrant dismissal. And, her lawyer argued, Balsom went out of her way to avoid the conflict.
The judge acknowledged this in her ruling.
The municipality's lawyer, Derek King, with the Calgary-based firm Brownlee LLP, said Balsom sought legal advice from Wood Buffalo's former lawyer about whether she could participate in the 2018 budget allocations.
The lawyer determined Balsom was free to vote without violating the Municipal Government Act.
But, King said, Balsom omitted key details about her contracts with a number of community organizations that would receive municipal funding.
Had the lawyer been aware of the existence of those contracts, the advice given would have been different, King argued.
"There was an absence of complete frankness," he said.
Balsom's two lawyers disagreed, saying she outlined in emails with the municipality instances where she had several contracts with community organizations that receive funding.
But the municipality's lawyer neglected to ask for details about those, Suzanne Manning told the court.
Manning said her client acknowledges she was in conflict but at the time she believed she was acting in good faith.
Balsom sought multiple meetings with the lawyer to discuss a possible conflict, demonstrating she did not intend violate the rules, Manning said.
"Balsom's reputation has been smeared in the community," Manning said. "She believed she was taking proactive steps."
Wood Buffalo municipal council asked Krista Balsom to resign in June over the conflict of interest.
Balsom refused and an application was made in the Court of Queen's Bench to determine whether she should be removed.
After the ruling Wood Buffalo Mayor Don Scott said in a statement he's glad council can put this case behind it.
"I believed this was the appropriate process and support the decision of the court," Scott said. "As a team, we have a lot of work ahead of us and I look forward to focussing on that."


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Southfield, a city in Oakland County of the US state of Michigan. It is a suburb of Detroit. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 71,739. Southfield Township is adjacent to the city on the north side. A part of Metro Detroit's upscale office market, the city's marque is a cluster of five golden skyscrapers – known as the "Golden Triangle" – that form the contemporary 2,200,000 square feet (204,400 m) Southfield Town Center office complex with a Westin Hotel and a conference center. In addition, a 33-story luxury residential high-rise is separate from the complex. Southfield has other skyscrapers too. To the west, near the confluence of I-696/Reuther Freeway and M-10/Lodge Freeway, is the American Center. source
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1,4-Cineol ist eine chemische Verbindung aus der Gruppe der bicyclischen Epoxy-Monoterpene.

Vorkommen
1,4-Cineol kommt natürlich in Aprikosen, Orangen- und Grapefruitsaft, Limetten (Citrus aurantiifolia), Zitwerwurzeln (Curcuma zedoaria), Grüner Kardamom (Elettaria cardamomum), Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa), Muskatnuss, Wein, Kakao, Rosmarin, Sternanis (Illicium verum), Wacholder (Juniperus communis), Teebaum (Melaleuca alternifolia), Boldo (Peumus boldus), Kubeben-Pfeffer (Piper cubeba), Wasserpfeffer (Polygonum hydropiper) und weiteren Naturprodukten vor.

Gewinnung und Darstellung

1,4-Cineol kann als Gemisch mit 1,8-Cineol durch Reaktion von Isopren mit Schwefelsäure bei 30 °C gewonnen werden.
Es kann auch durch stufenweise Reduktion von Ascaridol dargestellt werden.

Eigenschaften
1,4-Cineol ist eine farblose Flüssigkeit mit leichtem Geruch nach Campher, die praktisch unlöslich in Wasser ist.

Verwendung
1,4-Cineol wird als Aromastoff verwendet.

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Terpenoid
Sekundärer Pflanzenstoff
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Habitat and nesting: the black crazy ant has a broad environmental tolerance ranging from very dry to quite damp habitats. The ant is typically found in disturbed natural environments, urban areas, farms, ships and some native tropical vegetation. Nests may be found on the ground under wood or in rotting logs, in sand or concrete or under rubbish or mulch. Black crazy ants also occasionally nest in tree holes and leaf axils.
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Berlin Commissioner Issues Fine to Deutsche Wohnen SE
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On November 5, 2019, the Berlin Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information ("the Berlin Commissioner," Berliner Beauftragte für Datenschutz und Informationsfreiheit) announced that it had imposed a fine of €14.5 million (approximately $16 million) on Deutsche Wohnen SE, a prominent real estate company. This is the highest fine issued in Germany since the EU General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") became applicable.
GDPR Violation
After conducting onsite inspections in June 2017 and March 2019, the Berlin Commissioner noticed that Deutsche Wohnen SE was retaining personal data of tenants for an unlimited period, without examining whether the retention was legitimate or at all necessary. In some cases, it was possible to access personal data of affected tenants, some of which were years old, without the data serving the purpose of the original data collection. According to the press release, Deutsche Wohnen SE was using an archiving system that did not enable it to remove data that was no longer required for the specific purpose for which it was collected. The affected data relates to financial and personal circumstances, such as bank statements, training contracts, tax, social and health insurance data.
After the inspection of 2017, Deutsche Wohnen SE improved its archiving system. However, in 2019, the Berlin Commissioner noted that the measures adopted to mitigate the data protection violation were not sufficient, and still did not comply with the storage limitation and data minimization principles of the GDPR. The fine is high because the Berlin Commissioner deemed that Deutsche Wohnen SE deliberately created the data archive in question and processed the affected data inappropriately over a long period of time.
Determination of the Amount of the Fine
Due to the worldwide turnover of more than one billion euros reported in the annual report of Deutsche Wohnen SE for 2018, the statutory scope for determining the fine for the data protection violation was initially around €28 million, according to the press release. However, the Berlin Commissioner took into account the fact that Deutsche Wohnen SE cooperated with the Berlin Commissioner, took steps to rectify the situation, and did not otherwise abuse the retained data, which limited the amount of the intended fine to €14.5 million.
The fine is not yet final as it may still be appealed.
For more information, read the press release (only available in German).
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A Sicilian Baker Doesn't Just Make Amazing Italian Snacks. He Is One.
Daniel Renfrow
Photo @chia_r_ios on Instagram
THE PASTRIES THAT populate the pastry cases at Sicilian-born pastry chef Diego Chiarello's La Sicilia bakery (515 Westheimer, Suite C) always put on a show. From saffron croissants with mascarpone orange vellutata filling topped with basil tuiles and crystallized basil to ciambella cakes in flavors like strawberry shortcake or matcha with freeze-dried raspberries and a white chocolate drizzle, Chiarello's delectable confectionary glitterati always sport their Sunday best.
Opened in 2018 and housed in a modest strip center in Montrose, the bakery proffers to its loyal customer base some of the best Italian pastries you can find on this side of the Atlantic. That should come as no surprise, however, because Chiarello, the shop's hunky owner and resident pastry wizard, has been hustling at his pastry game since the age of 12.
The youngest of five brothers who are all pastry chefs in his native Sicily, Chiarello originally planned on becoming a dancer and choreographer, but, although he had success in that career, he always kept getting drawn back to the kitchen. There, instead of choreographing dance moves, he uses his well-trained hands, through much rolling and folding, to perfectly choreograph layer after layer of the doughy laminations essential for creating the most delectable of cornettos, the more doughy and moist Italian cousin of croissants, and a bevy of other pastries, some Sicilian and some more American inspired.
Chiarello's journey to becoming one of Houston's finest pastry chefs is a long and winding one that contains as many starts and stops as the laminations in his famous treats, for which he just recently, after several years of experimenting, perfected his own recipe.
While growing up in Sicily, Chiarello always dreamed of moving to the United States and setting roots in New York City. "I was born with this dream," he says. "This was my dream, and I was going to do anything I needed to do to live there." He first visited New York City in 2008 while on a trip with an Italian folk dancing group, and after coming back several times for visits, he finally packed his bags — well, it was just one small suitcase — and moved to the big city.
"I left with no money. I left with nothing," he remembers with a chuckle, noting that he only had enough cash for one month of rent for an apartment in an unfamiliar part of Brooklyn. "I had a suitcase with a few things in it. I didn't know anyone there, and I didn't even speak English."
Chiarello met his now-husband Antonio only a few weeks after moving to the city, and after a whirlwind romance and several months spent jumping back and forth between NYC and Sicily, during which time gay marriage was legalized in the state of New York, the two decided to get hitched.
"I was about to have a heart attack and I started crying," remembers Chiarello of when Antonio stopped on the street and got down on one knee to propose. "I said yes, and we got married three months later, and it's been eight happy years now."
One day while prowling the city for work, something he had struggled to find since his big move, Chiarello got lost in Queens and stumbled upon a Sicilian bakery. He hit it off right away with the owners, who spoke fluent Italian, and was hired on the spot after passing a baking test where he wowed the owner's wife by cooking a perfect cassatelle, a Sicilian fried pastry stuffed with ricotta, chocolate chips and cinnamon.
After two years at the bakery, Chiarello was approached by one of the bakery's patrons about becoming the head pastry chef at Chelsea's famously hip Cafeteria, a frequent setting for scenes in Sex and the City, and he decided to accept the offer. He spent the next couple of years hopping around the kitchens of several top restaurants in the city before he and his husband decided to move to Houston to be closer to his husband's family and to start their own bakery — which would give Chiarello the full creative freedom he had been itching for years for.
Business has been good, says Chiarello, since opening up La Sicilia in Houston back in 2018. It's been so good, in fact, that Chiarello and his husband, who handles the front of house of the bakery, are planning on opening up a second location of their hit bakery in Houston soon, with an eventual plan of expanding it to other states, like Florida, and in particular to Miami, where the couple frequently vacations.
For now though, Chiarello spends much of his time relishing in the fact that he's his own master in the kitchen. The shop's steady stream of regular customers — drawn to his flaky confections, which include not only traditional Sicilian pastries but also American-style ones, often featuring creative fusions of flavors from other cultures — have helped cement his place in the local food scene.
"My goal was to bring the taste of home to here in Houston, and it's been a journey," he says. "It's been really great getting to do whatever I want. There is no one who can tell me what I need to make. I wake up in the morning with new ideas, and I get to go to my kitchen and make them."
EXCLUSIVE! Online Prankster Nathan Graham Makes Richest-YouTuber List, Announces Exotic Car Venture
Chris Becker
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HOUSTON ONLINE PERSONALITY Nathan Graham, 24, has landed on Forbes' new list of the highest paid content creators on YouTube.
The business-world bible reports that Graham, whose series is branded as Unspeakable, pulled in $28.5 million last year thanks to the sale of his back catalog of over 600 unapologetically madcap videos to Spotter, one of the largest owners of YouTube content. Graham ranks number five on the roster, which also includes at number seven 10-year-old Houstonian Ryan Kaji, who's been reviewing toys on his Ryan's World channel to great fanfare since he was a toddler.
More than 30 million people subscribe to his multiple YouTube channels, Forbes says of Graham, noting that "he does things like fill a room with live alligators" online.
Graham, who is also an emerging entrepreneur in the city's big-money car-enthusiast arena, began his career as a YouTuber in 2012 as a Kingwood teenager, posting videos of himself playing the popular video game Minecraft. He soon moved on to longer, more elaborately produced videos where he and a few buds keep themselves and viewers amused with non-lethal pranks, challenges and games.
"We try to stay PG-friendly," says Graham, whose audience is mainly made up of kids under age 16, a demographic he connected with in the early Minecraft days. Laughter is contagious, and there is a wholesome comradery between Graham and his bros (and some gals) that, to many, is a lot more fun to watch than a bunch of knuckleheads trying to seriously injure themselves.
"They're so loyal," says Graham, "and they love and interact with the content. Sometimes, when you go to an older audience, it's harder to get their attention." (With that "older" market in mind, several Unspeakable videos feature more grown-up, please-don't-try-this-at-home-kids challenges, such as trying to escape out of a prison of 100 layers of cardboard. Pro tip: Use a chainsaw!)
"I'm still learning new stuff every single day," says Graham of Unspeakable's success, which, since its humble beginnings as a one-man-show, now involves a large, talented team to ensure subscribers remain engaged and blissfully unaware of the daunting amount of preparation each video requires.
"It's really important to go out and learn, fail, adapt, and just learn the process," says Graham. "Because that is going to teach you how to be a creator. And not just a good creator, but a good businessperson."
The online sensation was raised in Kingwood, where he still lives and operates.
Graham is parlaying his wild success on YouTube into a new exotic-cars venture in Houston.
Graham engages in colorful, 'PG-rated' antics on his multimillion-dollar 'Unspeakable' YouTube series.
More 'Unspeakable' fun and games with buddies (photo from @unspeakable on Instagram)
The young entrepreneur's 0-60 exotic car shop, storage facility and social space is under construction now near Bush International Airport. His new 0-60 YouTube channel launched this week.
Meanwhile, Graham's lifelong passion for cars is the inspiration for his new bricks-and-mortar venture: 0-60 Society.
Upon discovering there were few facilities in Houston to store luxury automobiles, Graham, who owns two supercars, simply decided to build one himself, near George Bush International Airport. Currently under construction, 0-60 will provide state-of-the-art storage for exotic and antique cars, as well office space for work and areas for parties and special events. Other amenities will include a virtual putting green and a VR car-racing experience.
A separate building for auto customization will be dubbed 0-60 Customs. "Anything you dream you want to do with your car, we will do our absolute hardest to make it happen," says Graham, who anticipates 0-60 will be completed by fall or sooner.
Just days ago, Graham launched a new YouTube channel to delve deeper into cars and promote 0-60 Customs, which he describes as "16,000 square feet of exotic-car customization glory." On the channel, Graham promises "drag races, car reviews, pranks, challenges," adding, "I'm so excited to launch this project."
Lynn Wyatt, Kam Franklin, Brian Ching Help Houston's New Virtual Reality Experience Blast Off
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Mara Haaksman, James Inglis, Kam Franklin, Ryan Ramirez
SILVER STREET STUDIOS has arguably never been so silver, as hundreds of guests (many clad in "space-chic" attire) turned out to celebrate the launch of The Infinite, an outer-space-themed multi-sensory installation that landed in H-Town in late December.
A blue carpet led partygoers from the entrance to the bar, naturally, before they could virtually climb aboard the International Space Station. (True Anomaly Brewery poured craft beers, while Gentle Ben Vodka shook up the evening's signature cocktail, dubbed the Space Rodeo.) Throughout the 60-minute experience, participants can explore the ISS and interact with art, sound, lights and even scents, all while immersing themselves in 360-degree virtual-reality footage shot aboard and outside of the ISS.
Among those in attendance were astronauts, NASA officials, artists and musicians, city leaders and familiar philanthropic faces: Lynn Wyatt, Kam Franklin, Brian Ching, Jon Deal, David Gow and Ursaline Hamilton were all spotted on The Infinite journey.
The 12,500-square-foot exhibition, open through Feb. 20, is an extension of the Emmy-winning interactive series Space Explorers: The ISS Experience, a multiplatform production filmed by and documenting the lives of astronauts aboard the International Space Station. Christina Koch and Anne McClain, resident flight engineers who appear in the series, generously shared their stories and chatted with guests throughout the evening.
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The death has occurred of Breda O'Dowd
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O'Dowd, Breda (late of Ballyfermot), 22nd August 2022, peacefully in St James's Hospital. Predeceased by her parents Brigid and Harry, sister Cathy, Nephew Conor, niece Niamh. Breda will be very sadly missed by her brother Tony, sister-in-law Phyllis, nephews Tony, Greg and Declan, grandnephews, grandnieces, extended family and good friends.
May Her Gentle Soul Rest in Peace
Reposing in Stafford's Funeral Home, Ballyfermot on Saturday, 27th August, from 3pm to 5pm, Removal on Monday morning, 29th August, to Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, Ballyfermot, arriving for 11.30am Funeral Mass, burial afterwards in Palmerstown Cemetery.
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Evocative of America's open-road culture and the freedom it entails, trucks have long transcended being mere modes of transport, becoming veritable symbols of identity for a nation and its people.
In "American Trucks", Swiss photographer Ulysse Fréchelin's clever use of close-ups and camera angles means it is not always evident at first glance what the subjects of the images are: Lustrous exhaust stacks, imperious radiator grilles, curvaceous fenders and riveted hoods of the tractor units; smooth or rippled panels of their trailers; shiny hub caps and chunky bolts of the wheels… Fréchelin turns these truck details on their head and showcases them in a totally fresh light, lending them a new identity. The stunning result is a series of portraits not of trucks per se but of whatever the beholder imagines them to represent.
Ulysse Fréchelin was born in Neuchâtel, Switzerland in 1981. His first artistic outlet was writing; he only seriously used a camera for the first time when he was 20 years old, with the idea of becoming a photographer materialising almost overnight.
After his studies, he spent five years perfecting the photographer's trade in Paris, first as an assistant – to the likes of Albert Giordan, Shu Akashi and Tiziano Magni – then as a photographer in his own right. Following several trips to Berlin and New York, a first exhibition of Fréchelin's work was put on in Geneva, where he moved to in 2011 and has opened his own studio.
As well as personal projects like "American Trucks", Fréchelin carries out commercial work for leading fashion and beauty brands such as Bvlgari, Dior, Cartier, Chanel and Burberry, while also working on projects for leading fashion magazines including Numéro and CR Fashion Book.
It was really by chance that Swiss photographer Ulysse Fréchelin came to shoot the glorious images for the book and exhibition "American Trucks" in the summer of 2013. He explains: "I had just arrived in Los Angeles to carry out work for a big American brand, but the shooting was cancelled at the last minute. With a couple of weeks to spare and on a whim, I set off for Santa Fe in New Mexico.
Distracting Fréchelin from his artistic pilgrimage were the many trucks he saw dominating the freeways on the way to Santa Fe – Peterbilts, Kenworth and Macks, to name just a few. He was so fascinated by the trucks that he decided to start photographing them at truck stops – taking in Holbrook in Arizona, through to Gallup and Albuquerque in New Mexico.
One encounter was particularly memorable for Fréchelin: He was arrested next to a railway line by a marshal who thought he was a cargo thief. "I had to show some proof of what I was doing as a photographer and leave him all possible information about me," remembers Fréchelin, before revealing that the biggest challenge to getting his work done was actually "the boiling hot weather" that he had to shoot through.
With "American Trucks", Fréchelin beautifully captures the gleaming metal of exhaust stacks, West Coast mirrors and cab grab handles, along with their reflections of the stunningly azure sky that is just as much a protagonist as the trucks themselves. He renders the patterns of radiator grilles mesmerising and even manages to imbue sensuality into close-ups of chrome hood ornaments. And on looking at his shot of a smooth, rich black tyre, you can almost smell the rubber.
But it is the stark, mouth-watering colours of Fréchelin's shots – lemon yellow, lime green, strawberry cheesecake red and white, and sherbet orange – that perhaps stand out most of all.
"These colours say a lot about Americans and, for me, one of their biggest characteristics: They dare," says Fréchelin. "The power and frankness of the metallic and chrome colours are a true celebration of these trucks, the truckers' tools of work.
Fréchelin, a graduate of the renowned School of Photography in Vevey, adds that when he was shooting he probably had at the back of his mind "the works of photographers Robert Frank, Saul Leiter and Philip-Lorca diCorcia, as well as David Lachapelle".
To accompany the launch of the "American Trucks" book – including a limited edition of 100 copies, each numbered and signed and in a slipcase – the M.A.D.Gallery is also hosting an exhibition of photos selected from the book.
On a cold morning in January, 2014, Ulysse Fréchelin met with MB&F founder and creative director Maximilian Büsser at the M.A.D.Gallery in Geneva to discuss his project.
Initially, their conversation was with an exhibition in mind. But when the artist told Büsser that his dream was to make the truck photos into a book, Büsser immediately said: "Let's do it!" And that was that: Fréchelin would have an exhibition and his dream book, and the M.A.D.Gallery would publish its first ever book.
"A lot of my photography work is for advertising," says Fréchelin. "But a book is less ephemeral, it is a record in time, a real accomplishment. I only wanted to do a book in the best conditions, so with Notter + Vigne responsible for the graphic design and Genoud SA in charge of the printing, and MB&F the publishing, I couldn't ask for more.
Each image is available in a limited edition of 8 luxurious, large-format prints.


Valeant plunged as much as 40%, prompting a public response from the company and creating billions of dollars of losses for its hedge fund owners.
Back at you, Bill Ackman.
Backman has long maintained that Herbalife Ltd. is a house of cards - a suggestion that's drawn howls from the company. Now another Wall Street scold, Citron Research's Andrew Left, says one of Ackman's picks looks like the Enron Corp. of Big Pharma - a claim the company, Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc., rebutted Wednesday.
Yet as Valeant's share price plunged anew, Ackman was, in effect, getting a small taste of his own medicine. Left, a small-time short seller, had grabbed headlines and captivated Wall Street, much as Ackman has done with his campaign against Herbalife. While this dustup might seem lopsided - Ackman runs a prominent hedge fund, Left a relatively obscure investment and research shop - it nonetheless underscored how vocal short-sellers can gain attention and turn markets against companies fast.
"If there's one person in the world I don't feel bad for, it's Bill Ackman," Left, a 45-year-old Florida native based in Los Angeles, said in a telephone interview. "If I could switch bank accounts and hair with him, I'd close out tomorrow. Ackman's a hedge fund manager who goes short and goes long and sometimes you win, sometimes you lose."
Assuming there's been no change in its holdings since the end of the second quarter, Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management has lost about $2.8 billion on Valeant as it declined 55 per cent from an intraday peak of $263.81 on August 6, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"In this business, nothing is personal," Left said. "He goes home and sees his kids, I go home and see mine, and he does what he believes with his opinion."
If people had never heard of Citron Research before, they have now. Just after 10 am Wednesday, the firm published a note suggesting Valeant was inflating its sales, igniting the biggest selloff anyone had ever seen in the stock. Laval, Quebec-based Valeant plunged as much as 40 per cent, prompting a public response from the company and creating billions of dollars of losses for its hedge fund owners.
In a statement, Valeant said Citron's research is "erroneous" and that the company derives no sales benefit from inventory held at specialty pharmacies mentioned in the report. It suggested Citron had reached inaccurate conclusions, misconstruing links between them that are explained by logistics and support agreements.
Past foes of Ackman saw irony that a company he's invested in was sent reeling by a short-seller claiming that its revenue is overstated. Citron, the decade-old stock-commentary site originally founded as Stocklemon.com, said Valeant is using a specialty pharmacy called Philidor RX Services to store inventory and record those transactions as sales. "Is this Enron part deux?" the report said.
Central to Ackman's bear case on Herbalife is a view that the company's sales aren't primarily with consumers but to a network of independent distributors who are suckered into buying weight-loss shake powders they can't sell. He has evoked the bankrupt Houston-based energy trader himself in assailing Herbalife, saying in a December 2013 e-mail to Bloomberg: "Remember, Enron also had audited financial statements."
"What goes around comes around," said Melanie Sloan, partner of consulting firm Triumph Strategy and former executive director of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, an advocacy group that has been critical of short sellers. Herbalife was once one of Sloan's clients. "Valeant has been getting bad press, raising drug prices. It's not going to be on the list of honorable companies, so it's well paired with Ackman."
Ackman declined to comment on Left or Herbalife. In an e-mail sent earlier in the day to Bloomberg News, Ackman said he acquired 2 million shares of Valeant Wednesday during the stock's rout. He defended Valeant at the Bloomberg Markets Most Influential Summit on October 6, saying drug companies put their profits into research and acquisitions, rewarding investors and producing more innovative products.
Left, meanwhile, isn't shy about his past controversies. A section on his website is titled "So You Want to Sue Citron Research." Another chronicles his past legal entanglements, including sanctions by the National Futures Association stemming from his employment at a commodities trading firm that he joined in 1995.
Elsewhere it says Left was "briefly arrested" in 2010 in connection with a "petty legal dispute" involving a dry cleaner and that the charges were subsequently dropped.
"My ex-wife got into a fight with a dry cleaner and I came out there and pushed the guy to the ground and he called the cops," he said in Wednesday's interview. The information about the commodities trader is listed because "years ago somebody brought something up that happened when I was 23 years old trying to discredit me. Who gives a sh*t?"
According to the website Activist Shorts Research, Citron has undertaken 51 campaigns against companies in the S&P 500 since 2009, along with several Chinese companies, citing allegations including pyramid schemes, ineffective products and accounting or business frauds. A week after targeting these companies, the stocks have fallen an average of 8.5 per cent and are down 18.1 per cent one-year later.
Valeant is the sixth company to come into Left's crosshairs this year. A day after Ambarella Inc. rose to an all-time high of $126.70 a share on June 18, Citron published a report questioning its valuation. The company has lost more than $2 billion in value in the past four months.
Other campaigns include GoPro Inc. and Tesla Motors Inc., though the latter did little to quell investors' appetite.


Forest Oil has entered an agreement to sell its South Texas oil & gas properties outside of the Eagle Ford Shale to Hilcorp. The deal will raise $325 million that will be used to pay down debt. The company has sold approximately $600 million in non-core assets in the past six months. This deal is estimated to cover 129,000 acres. Forest will retain all of its natural gas hedges and now has approximately 95% of its gas production hedged for 2013. The properties sold included production of 66 mmcfed (86% natural gas) and 272 Bcfe of proved reserves.


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FOOTBALL NOTES. Prestatyn v. Denbigh. The above Thursday teams met at the Marine Road Ground, Prestatyn, on Thursday last in fine weather. In the Denbigh eleven were included two members of the town team, while J. Roberts, Franks, L. Lloyd, and J. W. Jones were missing from the ranks of the home eleven. Captain Watts having won the toss put Denbigh to face the sun, but they had a slight wind at their backs. The game started in rather a lively way, as Buckley, robbing the Denbigh forwards, gave to Holbrook, who, dashing down his wing, put in a lovely centre which the home centre met and beat the visiting custodian with a splendid shot, opening the homesters' score within two minutes of the start. From the centre Denbigh got down on the left, but were driven back by Brooks, who cleared with a huge kick. P. Hughes now got possession, and the spectators were treated to some pretty passing between Davies, Hughes, and Roberts, which ended in Hughes again testing the Denbigh custodian who cleared cleverly. The Denbigh right now got away, but were repulsed by Jones, who passed forward to Davies, that player tricking three of his opponents and passing across the goalmouth, Roberts got possession and passed to Hughes, who put the homesters further ahead with a lucky goal. On half time being called the home team were two up. On restarting the ball was given to the home centre half, who gave out to Roberts on the right, he centring for Davies to put on num- ber three goal. Denbigh now seemed to waken up and brought pressure to bear on the home goal, but found a hard nut to crack in Roberts, Watts, and Brookes. Later the home forwards made another onslaught on the visitors' goal, but the Denbigh custodian saved splendidly from Holbrooke, after which Herbie had to save a stinging shot from one of the Denbighites. Just before time was called Roberts sent in a shot which skimmed the bar, the game concluding with the home- sters winners of their first match by three goals to nil. Referring to the home players, Herbie kept a good goal and showed improvement on last year's form. The backs were very safe, and the halfs worked hard, with Jones perhaps the best, but Thomas improved in the second half. The forwards played well to a man, and with a gcod partner for Roberts they will want some holding. The following represented Prestatyn H. Roberts, L. W. Watts, T. E. Brooks, A. Jones, E. Buckley, W. Thomas, Holbrook, W. R. Davies, P. Hughes, Barlow, and J. Roberts. GOAL POST.
Meliden v. Prestatyn Rovers.
Meliden v. Prestatyn Rovers. On Saturday the Prestatyn Rovers played their first match of the season at Meliden. The Rovers scored in the first minute of the game, R. Pritchard heading in. Maldwyn Jones added a second in the next five minutes, R. Pritchard scoring a third and fourth, one being from a penalty. Half time Rovers 4, Meliden nil. The second half was more evenly con- tested, Meliden having the advantage of the wind. Llewelyn Hughes scored for Prestatyn after the game had been in progress about twenty minutes. Meliden now got away, and Jack Thomas scored their only goal. Llewelyn Hughes secured the sixth goal for the Rovers. Final: Prestatyn Rovers 6, Meliden 1. The following team did service for Pres- tatyn :—goa, 0. T. Jones; backs, Sam Williams and R. H. Parry; halves, T. E. Roberts, Harry Hughes. and Will Ellis; forwards, Llewelyn Hughes, Fred Coward, Spencer Ellis, Maldwyn Jones, and Roger Pritchard. FORWARD.
J. & B. Dowell, HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERS The "Croft" Restaurant, HIGH STREET. Fancy Cakes for All kinds of Chocolates and Afternoon Tea. Sweets kept in Stock. Meat Pies a Speciality. Try our Home-made Bread. Bride, Birthday and Christening Cakes made to order. For Wedding Rings, Engagement Rings, and all kinds of Jewellery, go to O. H. Hughes WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, HIGH STREET, next to Post Office, PRESTATYN. Repairs on the Premises. W. GREY JONES, Plumber, Gas and Electric Bell Fitter, HIGH STREET, PRESTATYN. Estimates given for all kinds of new work and repairs. FRED A. LLOYD (For 15 years with Mr Littler), Baker and Confectioner, PORTLAND HOUSE PRESTATYN. A share of the public patronage is solicited. PUBLIC BAKING DAILY. TELEPHONE No. 9. THOMAS JONES, Builder and Contractor, High Street, Prestatyn. ESTIMATES GIVEN For every description of Work in the Building Trade. For the BEST Home-fed Beef, Mutton, Lamb & Veal, Etc., go to DANIEL DAVIES (Opposite the Vicarage). Telephone 4Y5.
Learning by Heart.
Learning by Heart. I am not at all convinced that the constant changes in our educational methods are for good. Indeed, I should be quite prepared to believe that the average person reads worse, writes worse, and spells worse than he did thirty years ago. The old educationists were severe. They knew that there was no royal road to learning, that you cannot get anything in this world without hard drudgery, and that the notion that everything can be made interesting is the greatest of fallacies. One thing we seem to have lost, and that is the learning of things by heart. The famous authority on ballads, Professor Child, used to maintain that before the era of cheap printing, literary culture was more widely diffused than now. People in those days fed on the great literature pre- served by oral tradition. Their hearts were full of sagas and ballads now they are full of the trivialities and vulgarities of the news- papers, and they are not even full of them, for they read and straightway forget.
A Disciplined Memory.
A Disciplined Memory. I agree that a memory which is thoroughly disciplined, and which retains verbatim many masterpieces of prose and verse, is one of the best products of a liberal education. Professor Child used to ask his classes in Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton to learn several pages by heart. Those who used not to do this had to go home. What an advantage it it is to be able to repeat hundreds of lines by the greatest poets It was said recently in the House of Commons that about fifty years ago you might meet in the West of Ireland rugged peasants who had whole books of the jEneid by heart. I do not know whether it is true or not, but I know the memory is not sufficiently exercised in youth. An American professor, writing the other day, says that many schools in the States do not teach dates at all, and the answers in exami- nation papers are so vague that one cannot tell weather the writer really knows anything about the subjects. A Massachusetts teacher boasted My pupils may not know the multiplication-table, but they know some- thing more precious, the meaning of multipli- cation." What rubbish all this is Child- hood is the time for memory. It is time when the drill in the memory is fruitful and Matthew Arnold spoke wisely when he urged us -to have always in one's mind lines and expressions of the great masters, and to apply them as a touchstone to other poetry."
Maxims from the Moralists.
Maxims from the Moralists. An obstinate man does not hold opinions-- they hold him. The hours remain for us to deplore the moments. Anyone can be eccentric but it requires genius to be original. At the end of a century a friendship can still be young, whereas a passion is generally old at the end of three months.
Women in Journalism.
Women in Journalism. Journalism, by the way, is one of the few professions in which women's work is paid much the same as men's, or, to be accurate, in which men's work is paid as badly as women's."
On Buying Books.
On Buying Books. I will even go so far as to say we ought not to get books too cheaply. No book, I believe, is ever worth half so much to its reader as one that has been coveted for a year at a bookstall, and bought out of saved half- pence, and perhaps a day or two's fasting. That's the way to get at the cream of a book. Iiuskin.
Sunday Services at Prestatyn,
Sunday Services at Prestatyn, CHRIST CHURCH (Church of England), High St. 8 a.m. Holy Communion (English). 11 a.m. (English) Rev. 0. J. Davies, M.A., Vicar 5-45 p.m. (Welsh) " 7-15 p.m. (English) " " BETHEL WELSH WESLEYAN CHURCH,High-st 10 a.m., 2 p.m., and 6 p.m. Preaching Meetings, Preachers, Revs. Robt. Curry, and W. 0. Evans, Rhyl; Rev D. M. Griffiths, Diclsbury College. HOREB WELSH WESLEYAN CHURCH Marine-rd 10 a.m. Prayer Meeting. 6 p.m. Rev. Robt. Curry, Rhyl. REHOBOTH C.M. CHURCH (Welsh), High Street. 10 a.m. Rev. D. Perry Jones, Graig. (i p.m. TOWYN, 2 p.m. WELSH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Vict. Av 10 a.m. Rev Ben Williams. 6 p.m. 11 ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of Wales Nant Hall Road. 11 a.m. Rev Verrier Jones, Rhyl. 6-30 p.m. ST. JOHN'S ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHURCH, Station Road. 10-45 a.m. Mr Tomlinson. 6-30 p.m. Rev J. Kent. WELSH BAPTIST CHURCH, Old British School. 10 a.m. Pastor M. F. Wynne. Prestatyn. 6 p.m. TRINITY CHURCH (United Methodist). 10-45 a.m. Rev. W. J. Townsend, D.D. 6-30 p.m. 11 CHURCH OF SS. PETER AND FRANCES (Roman Catholic) Gronant Road). Mass 10 a.m., Benediction 6-30. Rev. H. Bickerton Jones. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. Mission Services are held in Dr. Smith's, Drakelow, Victoria Road. "Here are they that keep the Commandments of God, and the Faith of .J!\HIlH.Rev. xiv, 12. 11 0 a.m. Sabbath (Saturday). 6 0 p.m. Sunday. -+-
Sunday Services at Meliden.
Sunday Services at Meliden. ST. MELYD CHURCH. 10-30 a.m. Rev. D. Griiffths, B.A., Vicar. 5-45 p.m. (Welsh) 7-15 p.m. (English) WELSH WESLEYAN CHURCH. 2 pm. Bev. Babt. Hughes, Uhyl. G-30 p.m. Brodyr o Dyserth. WELSH C.M. CHURCH. Rev. Ezra Jones. -+-.
Sunday Services at Dyserth.
Sunday Services at Dyserth. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 11 a.m. (English) Rev. W. Yeoman. 2-30 p.m. (Welsh) Rev. Ben Williams. 6-30 p.m. (English) Rev W. Yeoman. PARISH CHURCH. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. 10-30 a.m. (English) Rev. J. Evans Jones, M.A., 3-15 p.m. (English) " 6 p.m. (Welsh) WELSH C.M. CHURCH. Rev Ezra Jones. WELSH WESLEYAN CHURCH. 10 a.m. Rev. E. Mostyn Jones. 6 p.m. Rev. Robt. Hughes, Rhyl.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE FOR OCTOBER.
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HOPWOOD'S CAFE HIGH STREET, PRESTATYN. CATERERS & CONFECTIONERS Parties large or small Catered for on the Premises. CONFECTIONERY OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY None but the best ingredients used. All the Leading Makes in Chocolates & Sweets. Agent for CLEEVE'S BUTTER. J. E. KELLY, SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, English and Foreign Fruiterer, SEFTON STORES, PRESTATYN. Fresh Vegetables Daily from our own Gardens. Choice Cut Flowers a speciality. Private Gardens atlended to. T. DOWELL & SONS Wholesale and Retail Meat Purveyors, VICTORIA BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, And MARINE BUILDINGS, S TA TION ROAD. Our Specialities: BROWN BREAD AND BARLEY BREAD. THOS. HUGHES, Grocer, &c., The ~Noted Bread Shop. GRONANT HOUSE, by Post Office. Photography FOR SUPERIOR WORK WITH LATEST METHODS MAKE AN APPOINTMENT AT The Hillside Studio Prestatyn. TERMS FOR ADVERTISING IN THE "PRESTATYN WEEKLY." Parliamentary & Board of Trade Notices. Is. per line. Special Paragraph Advertisements. 6d. per line. LongTermBusiness Advertisements as per contract. Continuous Advertisements and special positions as per contract. Concerts, Entertainments, Sales by Auction, and all other Advertisements not specified in the fore- going or following classes, 4d. per line each inser- tion. Business and Entertainment Advertisements displayed 2s fid. per inch each insertion. Cheap Prepaid Advertisements. Houses, Shops, Apartments, Farms, &c., To Let, Wanted. Articles Lost. Found, or for Private Sale, Servants or Situations, &c., Wanted Once. Twice. Thrice. Not exceeding 24 words.. 1/- 1/1) 2/- " 3ii words.. 1/6 2/- ;> and (id. for every additional 12 words for first insert and threepence per subsequent insert. Births, Marriages, Deaths—Is. for three lines. As no letfers addressed to initials at a Post Office are delivered, Advertisers may have replies addressed to our office, three stamps being remitted to cover cost by those residing out of Prestatyn, if we have to forward such replies. Only bona-fide answers in writing admissible. Address or Apply to capital letter, number or word, means applicants are not to apply person- ally at the office, but by letter. N .B.-This scale only applies to Prepaid advertise- ments and is not applicable to Announcements from Public Bodies. Educational, BbiikrLiptcy, or Liquid- ation Advertisements, nor to other classes than those above enumerated. Printed and Published by J. T. BURROWS, Kighst.,Prestatyn, in the County of Flint, 'i


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Carlsberg Group and Brooklyn Brewery to establish new brewery in Lithuania
The Carlsberg Group and Brooklyn Brewery are collaborating to establish a new brewery in Klaipėda, Lithuania, following recently announced joint ventures in Hong Kong SAR and London.
The new brewery will be installed at the site of Švyturys Brewery, part of the Carlsberg Group, and will see its brewers collaborate with those from Brooklyn Brewery to create a range of small-batch classic and experimental beers.
The new range is scheduled to launch at the end of this year, following completion of the construction of the new Švyturys Brewery building.
Rolandas Viršilas, CEO of Švyturys-Utenos Alus, said:
"Brooklyn Brewery has become a synonym for high quality craft beer, and the fact that they are coming to work in Lithuania is evidence of our robust beer market and our passionate consumers.
"We have noticed that our consumers' habits have been changing: the beer-drinking culture and the level of knowledge about beer is rising; and the demand is growing for diverse flavours and new, versatile beers. The partnership with Brooklyn Brewery will allow us to satisfy this growing demand by offering numerous new, exclusive and experimental beers".
Eric Ottaway, CEO of Brooklyn Brewery, said:
"By investing in Klaipėda, we are expanding our collaboration with the Carlsberg Group in Europe, and we believe that our work with the Lithuanian brewers will help both parties to grow. We are equally excited to work closely with the great local beer enthusiast community, and look forward to exploring all kinds of new flavours together with them."
This is the first investment by Brooklyn Brewery in Eastern Europe and represents its latest collaboration with the Carlsberg Group. In June, HK YAU - a new beer brand exclusive to Hong Kong SAR was launched, while it was announced last week that Carlsberg UK has acquired London Fields Brewery, and will operate the business in a joint venture with Brooklyn Brewery.
Carlsberg and Brooklyn Brewery have also operated the E.C. Dahls brewery in Trondheim, Norway since 2016 and the New Carnegie Brewery in Stockholm, Sweden since 2012. The Carlsberg Group also distributes Brooklyn Brewery's products in many of the markets in which it operates.
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New Evidence in Tonya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan Case
New Evidence Suggests Tonya Harding's Deeper Involvement in the Nancy Kerrigan Attack
This continues to be one of the biggest scandals in Olympic history.
By Gina Mei Published: Dec 12, 2016
Just a couple months before the 1994 Olympics, U.S. figure skater Nancy Kerrigan was leaving practice in Detroit when she was viciously clubbed in the right knee by a man wielding a police baton. Called "the whack heard round the world," the terrifying incident became one of the biggest scandals in modern sports history after it was revealed that the assailant had been hired by the ex-husband and the bodyguard of fellow figure skater Tonya Harding, who was hoping to make the Olympic team.
"Why me?," Kerrigan famously repeated after the attack.
Kerrigan was forced to withdraw from the U.S. Figure Skating Championships — which Harding went on to win — as a result of her injuries. But she worked hard to rehabilitate her knee, and eventually, both she and Harding were selected to represent Team U.S.A. at the 1994 Olympics. Kerrigan ultimately took home the silver, while Harding came in eighth.
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Then the scandal began to gain traction, and details of the attack slowly but surely emerged. Harding's ex Jeff Gillooly and bodyguard Shawn Eckhardt had hired Shane Stant to break Kerrigan's leg, a crime they all served time for; and eventually, Harding also pleaded guilty to hindering the investigation. But newly released evidence, including police summaries and surveillance photos, seem to suggest she was much more involved in planning the initial attack than might first meet the eye.
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During Reelz's Scandal Made Me Famous on Saturday, the case of what happened to Kerrigan back on that fateful day in January 1994 is revisited, along with evidence never previously released to the public. Most notably, the show reveals a note in Harding's handwriting found on the back of a discarded envelope, including the address of a skating rink in Massachusetts where Kerrigan was training. (This initial attack eventually fell through, which is why Stant attacked Kerrigan in Detroit.) The show argues this piece of paper was a damning piece of evidence in proving just how involved Harding was in Kerrigan's attack.
When she was convicted, People reports that Harding was sentenced to three years of probation, 500 hours of community service, and a $160,000 fine. She was also banned from competing or coaching figure skating in the U.S. for the rest of her life.
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On 12 November 2015, the AEBR Task Force "CB Water Management" organised an international seminar on EU water policy and funding opportunities. Venue was the Office of the Galicia-Europa Foundation in Brussels.
Aim of this seminar was exploring EU funding programmes and discussing common applications to EU calls.
Mr. Karl-Heinz Lambertz, President of the AEBR, opened the seminar and welcomed the participants.
Afterwards, Mr. Tobias Renner (Cross-Border Platform for Regional Water Management (GPRW) presented the priorities of the AEBR Task Force Water Management.
Mr. Jose M. Cruz, AEBR advisor, gave information on successful AEBR projects in Latin America.
Ms. Marie Guitton, policy officer at Interreg Europe Secretariat, underlined that water is a priority of the EU Interreg Europe Programme.
The seminar ended with a fruitful discussion on AEBR, AEBR members and other relevant players´ project proposals.


GuildQuality 2018 Guildmaster Award: Structures Building Company recognized among the top customer service leaders in the residential construction industry!
Structures Building company received a 2018 Guildmaster Award from GuildQuality for demonstrating exceptional customer service within the residential construction industry.
Since 2005, GuildQuality, an Atlanta-based third-party customer satisfaction software surveying company, has powered the Guildmaster Award to recognize and celebrate home building, remodeling, and contracting professionals demonstrating the highest level of customer service within the U.S. and Canada.
Out of more than 600 eligible applicants, Structures Building Company is one of the 300 businesses within the residential construction industry recognized by GuildQuality for consistently delivering superior customer care. In determining which businesses received the 2018 Guildmaster Award, GuildQuality reviewed thousands of survey responses submitted by customers of Guildmaster candidates, and considered two primary metrics for each candidate: the percentage of customers stating they would recommend the business to a friend, and the percentage of customers who responded.
Structures achieved a recommendation rate of 90% or above from their customers surveyed by GuildQuality.


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RMLLW2LLZ
Picture it. Racine,1982, on a pretty chill Thursday morning in Wisconsin, a star is born.
Local gospel singer Lesia Hill and Pianist Ronald J Weaver Sr. give birth to their second son, Romell A. Weaver, b.k.a. Rmllw2llz (Romell with 2 L's). Growing up in a musical home, including organ lessons starting in the third grade and singing in the school and church choir, it wouldn't be long before his older now late cousin Maquan Kimmons would introduce a very young Rmllw2llz to hip hop. It was at the tender age of 7-years-old he knew his life would never be same. After a few short weeks of listening to everything from De La Soul to 2 Live Crew and just about everything in between, young 2llz figured out quickly that this was a culture he could thrive in. Driven by a love for words and a God-given ability to work them into intricate patterns, Rmllw2llz would embark on a musical journey creating lasting memories with beautiful people.
High school brought about a new era in hip hop that would make the biggest impression yet on the up-and-coming emcee. While rap giants like Notorious B.I.G, Tupac, Nas, Jay-z, Busta Rhymes, DMX and similar artists taking off, there was something about Jurassic 5, Black Star, Common, A.T.C.Q., The Roots, Gang Starr and other "underground hip hop" artist/groups that completely captivated Romell. So at 13-years-old Romell got his first job at Racine Racquetball Club, cleaning exercise equipment and vacuuming floors, so he could record music at Wimpey's Recording Studio in Racine, WI for $25 an hour. Soon after, he wrote and recorded his first song titled "We Do It Like This for the '98" with a close friend and fellow J.I. Case High School classmate, Adebisi Agoro (aka. Reign Supreme, now known as Armstrong Ransome). With a little success from the first song and a couple more paychecks, Romell would return to Wimpey's to record another track with a group of high school friends including Adebisi before moving away to El Paso, TX at the end of his sophomore year. At 19-years-old, after a short college career, Romell entered the United States Air Force at the request of his late aunt Mernia Hill. It was at Offutt Air Force Base Omaha, NE in a freestyle cypher, Romell would meet up-and-coming producer, Samuel Christopher Kibby (aka. KaeSwoL), who would then introduce him to novice producer Kenny "Madd Man" Mojica. And just like that, he was writing and recording songs again.
This is when when Romell really began to pursue a career as a hip hop artist, crafting radio singles and albums to try for mainstream success. When his Air Force career ended in 2005, with very little success in his hip hop career and a handful of beats from St. Louis born producer Joseph "Joe Black" Finney, Romell moved to Louisville, KY to be closer to his older brother Ronald Weaver Jr. and the rest of his family.
Life is ever-evolving and so is Romell. After numerous name changes and studio situations in 2012, Tae (Romell's wife and mother of his then 2-year-old son Romell Jr.), introduced him to a cab driver who worked at her job. Matthew Davidson was a husband and a father himself, who happened to own a well-equipped studio in his basement. He also engineered for then newcomer singer-songwriter J.K. Mabry. In 2013, Rmllw2llz released his debut mixtape, "Olde Coffee," using only the beats he brought with him to Louisville. This gained him instant recognition:
"RMLLW2LLZ is instantly a player in hip-hop. With a name and voice that are hard to forget, his time is now." - Damien McPherson Leo Weekly ,
This mixtape propelled him to the front of a hip hop scene in the middle of a rebuild. With that momentum, Rmllw2llz continued to self-release singles, albums and EPs, and he continued to get lots of performances and great reviews that landed him and his rap group, Who Got The Rent Money, a 2016 deal with independent record label Little Heart Records. After the untimely passing of Little Heart owner Bryan Puckette shortly after signing, Rmllw2llz decided to start his own independent record label called Kr8vN8vs Records.
Through his own label, he released his most critically acclaimed project to date, Concerto No.9 Movement II. This release, produced by producer/artist Yons, earned him a 2017 Louisville Music Award Hip Hop artist of the year nomination for a second year in a row. It also opened the door to new opportunities, including opening performances for Rakim, Raekwon, David Banner, Big Boi (OutKast), KRS-One, Arrested Development, Slum Village, Casual (Hieroglyphics), Carly Johnson, and Warren G. He has also headlined local festivals such Poorcastle, Louisville Waterfront 4th of July Celebration, and the Mighty Kindness Hoot.
More than just an artist, Rmlw2llz has consistently held fundraisers and charity events in his community. Most notable is his coat drive, which he has coordinated every fall for the past five years. He also produces a hip hop radio show with Derrick "DJ DS" Smith and Paris "W.I.P" Sims. You can hear their show, I and Eye Radio, Tuesdays from 10-midnight on the local nonprofit radio station 97.1 FM WXOX Louisville, Artxfm.com.
The only thing he believes in more than the music is the culture!
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Mill of Secrets
1960 | United Kingdom
Simon and Amanda's holiday in Kent with their Aunt Jo becomes a thrilling adventure when they make a startling discovery in an old barn. They are digging for the remains of a 17th century watermill, but find more than they bargained for. (TV Times June 5th 1960).
Written by Peter Johnson and Diana K. Watson Mill of Secrets was a Sunday afternoon children's drama series that followed the adventures of Simon (David Langford) and Amanda (Jeanette Bradbury) on holiday with their historically-minded Aunt Joanna (Gene Anderson) and Claude "Snow" Nolan, an Australian boy played by Sean Scully. The old barn is up for auction and zoo manager Tom Briereley (Ken Watson) wants to purchase it to extend his nearby children's zoo. But he has a rival, the mysterious and slightly sinister Douglas Wallace (Glyn Houston). But the stakes become higher after the children and their aunt begin to unearth some startling discoveries that lead to traces of an old mill, its mechanism, and with it buried artefacts that trace back to the Domesday Book.
Four of the cast-Anderson, Watson, Langford and Bradbury, had leading parts in Formula for Danger, the children's serial that had occupied the same time slot earlier in the year. Anderson was the least recognisable. "All through Formula for Danger I was a Central European school mistress with an accent to match," she said. 12 year-old Sean Scully was making his television debut only a few months after arriving from his native Australia. Interviewed at the time he joked that he planned to retire after "one big success over here" until he was grown up! When he did grow up he returned to Australia and appeared in Sons and Daughters and Neighbours.
Published on January 4th, 2019. Written by Laurence Marcus for Television Heaven.
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