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Tallahassee, Florida Remembers
Thomas E. Chason Jr.
Thomas Chason's passing on Friday, January 14, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Thomas in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
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Published in BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE on Jan. 21, 2022.
Donivan William Henry
Donivan Henry's passing on Tuesday, January 18, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Donivan in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Maria Guadalupe Aguilar Soto Teresa Stevenson (Teresa Stevenson)
Maria Aguilar Soto Teresa Stevenson's passing on Thursday, October 28, 2021 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Maria in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary... Read More
Mrs. Mary Jacqueline Bryan
Mary Bryan's passing on Wednesday, January 19, 2022 has been publicly announced by Abbey Funeral Home and Tallahassee Memory Gardens - Tallahassee in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Mary in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary... Read More
Abbey Funeral Home and Tallahassee Memory Gardens - Tallahassee
Published in Abbey Funeral Home and Tallahassee Memory Gardens - Tallahassee on Jan. 20, 2022.
OLIVER WENDELL GUY
1965 - 2021 Oliver Wendell Guy, 55, of Monticello, passed away on September 4 th , 2021. He was a caring father, brother and friend to all. Graveside services will be at 11AM, Saturday, September 18th @ Ashville Cemetery. Viewing/Visitation will be 4-7pm, Friday, September 17th... Read More
Grace Funeral & Cremation Services
Published in Grace Funeral & Cremation Services on Jan. 20, 2022.
Norman Curtis Harper
Norman Harper's passing on Saturday, January 15, 2022 has been publicly announced by Tillman Funeral Home - Tallahassee in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Norman in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Tillman Funeral Home - Tallahassee
Published in Tillman Funeral Home - Tallahassee on Jan. 20, 2022.
Wilda M. Large
Wilda M. Large, 100 of Tallahassee, passed away at home, on January 19, 2022 with her loving family by her side. Please check back for a full obituary. Read More
Lifesong Funerals & Cremations - Tallahassee
Published in Lifesong Funerals & Cremations - Tallahassee on Jan. 20, 2022.
Booker T. Milton
Booker Milton's passing at the age of 76 on Tuesday, January 11, 2022 has been publicly announced by Ivey Funeral Home in Quincy, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Booker in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is available... Read More
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Published in Ivey Funeral Home on Jan. 20, 2022.
Donna Jean Newman
Donna Jean Newman, 82, of Woodville, passed away peacefully, Wednesday, January 19, 2022, at home with her loving family. She was a native of Miami, Florida and lived in Woodville for 57 years, where she raised and cared for her family. Donna was employed as a Caregiver to many, and... Read More
Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services - Crawfordville
Published in Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services - Crawfordville on Jan. 20, 2022.
Olive Norton
Olive Norton's passing on Sunday, November 28, 2021 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Olive in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road
Published in Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road on Jan. 20, 2022.
Corrin Day Brooks
Corrin Brooks's passing on Thursday, December 30, 2021 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Corrin in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Rev. Dr. Preston Charles Chuck Hughes
Preston Chuck Hughes's passing on Sunday, January 16, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Preston in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Jimmie Lou Cooper (Maxwell)
Jimmie Lou (Maxwell) Cooper, 90, of Climax, GA. passed away on Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at her residence. The funeral service will be held at 2:00 PM on Friday, January 21, 2022 at Faith Funeral Home Chapel in Havana, FL, with Reverend Jim Weaver officiating. Private internment will... Read More
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Published in Faith Funeral Home Inc. on Jan. 19, 2022.
Timothy Lanier Deaton
Timothy Deaton's passing on Sunday, January 16, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Timothy in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Lillie Doris DuPoint
Lillie DuPoint's passing at the age of 79 on Tuesday, January 4, 2022 has been publicly announced by Ivey Funeral Home in Quincy, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Lillie in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is available... Read More
Frederick "Barry" Newton
on Thursday, December 23, 2021. Due to the Covid epidemic, no services will be held at this time. Our sincerest condolences go out to his family and friends. Danny McWilliams President View the online memorial for Frederick "Barry" Newton Read More
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Mary Jean Sottilare
Mary Jean Sottilare, 83, of Crawfordville, passed away peacefully January 18, 2022. She was a native of Wakulla County, born March 8, 1938 to parents Sam & Edith Mae Revell. Mary worked in the Food & Beverage business. Survivors include her two daughters Judy Sanders Morris... Read More
Preston C Bozeman
Preston Bozeman's passing on Saturday, January 15, 2022 has been publicly announced by Beggs Funeral Home - Apalachee Chapel in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Preston in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
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Published in Beggs Funeral Home - Apalachee Chapel on Jan. 18, 2022.
Mr. Allan Walter Cranley
Allan Cranley's passing on Sunday, January 16, 2022 has been publicly announced by Abbey Funeral Home and Tallahassee Memory Gardens - Tallahassee in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Allan in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary... Read More
Ralph Kenyon Hutchins
Ralph Hutchins's passing on Saturday, January 15, 2022 has been publicly announced. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Ralph in the Guest Book below. Read More
Published in Legacy Remembers on Jan. 18, 2022.
Ralph Hutchins
Ralph Hutchins Ralph K. Hutchins, 100 of Eastpoint, Florida, passed away on January 15, 2022 in Crawfordville, Florida. He was born in Rockmart, Georgia and had been a resident of Eastpoint since 2003. He was a member of Northside Drive Baptist Church in Atlanta. He was a supervisor... Read More
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Published in Apalachicola Times from Jan. 18 to Jan. 27, 2022.
Kent Leroy Johnson
Kent Leroy Johnson, 74 of Cairo, Georgia, passed away on January 16, 2022. Please check back for a full obituary. Read More
Linda Stella Marcacci Miller
Linda S. Miller (Marcacci), 70, of Carrabelle, Florida, passed away Monday morning, January 17, 2022, at home with her family. Linda was born and raised in Vineland, New Jersey. She married her high school sweetheart, Richard J. Miller and moved to Florida in 1971. Linda and Richard... Read More
Colleen Matthews
Colleen Matthews's passing on Monday, January 17, 2022 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Colleen in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service... Read More
Marilyn Gustin Maud
Marilyn Maud's passing on Saturday, January 15, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Marilyn in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Mr. Phillip Sanders
Phillip Sanders's passing on Monday, January 17, 2022 has been publicly announced by Strong & Jones Funeral Home in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Phillip in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Strong & Jones Funeral Home
Published in Strong & Jones Funeral Home on Jan. 18, 2022.
Mr. Irving Walker
Irving Walker's passing on Thursday, January 13, 2022 has been publicly announced by Strong & Jones Funeral Home in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Irving in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is... Read More
James Edward Young
James Young's passing on Sunday, January 16, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of James in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Published in BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE from Jan. 18 to Jan. 19, 2022.
Vicki Laura Avery
Vicki Laura Avery, 69, passed away peacefully on January 16, 2022, in Tallahassee, FL. Laura was born in Webster County, KY to Carl Lunn, Jr. and Cleo Roberts. She attended Leon High School and spent her career working in various creative and customer service roles. Laura is survived... Read More
Dorothy Baker's passing on Monday, January 17, 2022 has been publicly announced by Ivey Funeral Home in Quincy, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Dorothy in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is available at the Ivey... Read More
Milton T. Booker
Milton Booker's passing at the age of 76 on Tuesday, January 11, 2022 has been publicly announced by Ivey Funeral Home in Quincy, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Milton in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is available... Read More
Clayton Curtis Cash
Clayton Curtis Cash, 48, of Tallahassee died Sunday, January 16, 2022. A complete obituary forthcoming. Skip and Trey are assisting the family. Family Funeral Home at Harvey Young Chapel. Read More
Sybil A. Coxwell
Sybil Coxwell's passing on Saturday, January 15, 2022 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Sybil in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service... Read More
JOHN HENRY FEAD
In Greenville, Florida on February 5 th , 79 years ago, during the winter of 1942, Jim and Virginia McCray Fead were blessed with the birth of a son, John Henry Fead. John Henry was part of a large, loving family. Growing up in Madison County, he attended Greenville Training School... Read More
Joy Elise Ferchaud
Joy Ferchaud's passing on Wednesday, January 12, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Joy in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Robert Leonard Harris
Robert Harris's passing on Saturday, January 15, 2022 has been publicly announced by Bevis Funeral Home of Crawfordville in Crawfordville, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Robert in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Published in Bevis Funeral Home of Crawfordville on Jan. 17, 2022.
Trenton Kenon V.
Trenton Kenon's passing on Tuesday, January 11, 2022 has been publicly announced by Tillman Funeral Home - Tallahassee in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Trenton in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
LILA MARIE POSTON
LILA MARIE POSTON, Passed away peacefully on January 3, 2022 in Tallahassee, Florida. There will be a memorial service followed by interment in Overton, Texas at a later date. Read More
Sheryl Salit
Sheryl Salit's passing on Saturday, January 15, 2022 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Timberlane Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Sheryl in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service... Read More
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Published in Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Timberlane Road on Jan. 17, 2022.
Sally Ann Stanback Malloy
Sally Stanback Malloy's passing on Friday, January 14, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Sally in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Rachel Lee Watson
Rachel Watson's passing on Sunday, January 9, 2022 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Rachel in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Audree Norwood Waugh
Audree Waugh's passing on Sunday, January 16, 2022 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Timberlane Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Audree in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service... Read More
Betty A. Cole
Betty Cole's passing on Thursday, January 13, 2022 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Betty in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Published in Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road from Jan. 16 to Jan. 20, 2022.
Charles Edward "Chuck" Darnell Jr.
Charles Darnell's passing on Wednesday, January 12, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Charles in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Barbara Lucille Jackson
Barbara Jackson's passing on Friday, January 14, 2022 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Riggins Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Barbara in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service... Read More
Mr. Zachary Bush
Zachary Bush's passing on Thursday, January 13, 2022 has been publicly announced by Strong & Jones Funeral Home in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Zachary in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information is... Read More
Annie B Elkins
Annie Elkins's passing on Thursday, January 13, 2022 has been publicly announced by BEVIS FUNERAL HOME, INC - TALLAHASSEE in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Annie in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Hollis
Johnnie Hollis's passing on Wednesday, January 12, 2022 has been publicly announced by Strong & Jones Funeral Home in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Johnnie in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson's passing on Friday, January 14, 2022 has been publicly announced by Strong & Jones Funeral Home in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Elizabeth in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
Henry Reid Moon
Henry Moon's passing on Friday, January 14, 2022 has been publicly announced by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Timberlane Road in Tallahassee, FL. Legacy invites you to offer condolences and share memories of Henry in the Guest Book below. The most recent obituary and service information... Read More
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Sunday at the Musicals was held once again in aid of Marie Curie at St Paul's Church in Covent Garden. Featuring the London Show Choir alongside talented singers from Musical Theatre the audience was in for an evening full of musicals, songs and superb talent.
All of the theatre stars donated their time for free to help raise as much money for the charity Marie Curie as possible. They may have held back on their fee but they certainly did not hold back on their talent! All of the acts were fantastic and we got to see a wide range of musical theatre styles and songs. I cannot begin to describe each performance but there were some stand out performers amongst all of the talent of the night.
Gabriela Garcia sang 'Breathe' from In The Heights. She has recently played Nina one of the lead roles in the musical and certainly knows how to sing with full on emotion. Sometimes hearing a song out of context, without the set, costumes and interaction between characters can be hard to imagine but this song was performed beautifully. Gabriela completely let herself go with the music and her acting through song was fantastic.
Carolyn Maitland also impressed with a fantastic rendition of 'With You' from Ghost which again got the goosebumps going. Amanda Coutts brought a more uptempo performance with 'Somebody to Love' from We Will Rock You. She certainly belted her way through the song and showed off with some super riffs and trills.
Jordan Shaw sang 'They Just Keep Moving the Line' from Smash. He has a lovely rich quality to his voice and it was great to see some of the lesser known songs being showcased for this intimate audience.
Jenny Gayner blew everyone away with the especially poignant 'Kilimanjaro' from The Girls. The song which is about the character losing her husband to cancer was particularly relevant given the cause of this nights entertainment. She again was able to pour her soul into the song and show fantastic emotion whilst maintaining outstanding vocals.
Caroline Rodgers also stood out singing 'Another 100 People' from Sondheim's Company. The very quick and wordy song was performed effortlessly and again in perfect character so the story made sense.
From the more contemporary musical Waitress, Laura Pick performed 'She Used to be Mine'. Without the deep southern USA accent it was one of the first times I have fully understood the song and been able to hear all of the lyrics. Laura performed it sublimely and had a lovely tone of voice. Again the goosebumps were out for this lovely ballad.
Following on the similar contemporary musical genre was Alex Lodge who performed the fantastic hit 'Moving Too fast' from The Last Five Years. His characterisation was fantastic and despite the speed of which this song is his diction and clarity was amazing.
Brian Conley certainly provided the comic entertainment for the night. He performed several songs from the many musicals that he has been in including 'The Museum Song' from Barnum. his comic timing and interaction with the audience was hilarious.
The London Show Choir performed several songs during the evening. The quality and ability of the choir was fantastic. Songs were sung in harmony with beautiful dynamics and diction – something hard for a choir so large in size. 'One More Day' from Les Miserables was superb. Not only were the vocals on point but the arrangement was amazing and the choir worked together to create the best performance of the night.
Lastly, Kerry Ellis performed 'Wonderland' from Wonderland. As always Kerry performed with ease. Her belts were effortless and yet so powerful. She commanded the stage however did not overpower the London Show Choir who sang backing vocals, instead she worked with them to create a fantastic end to the evening.
This was a great nights entertainment and not only that but it helped to raise lots of money for a worthwhile cause – Marie Curie Nurses. I am certainly looking forward to next years Sunday at the Musicals and I'm sure that it will become an annual fixture on my calendar.


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How does the Lifetime ISA work?
We take a closer look at the Lifetime ISA and what it could mean for you.
Are you aged between 18 and 40? Are you saving to buy your first property? Or looking to put some money aside for retirement?
Lifetime ISAs are a tax-efficient savings scheme designed to help people get on the property ladder and/or enjoy a comfortable retirement.
Under the terms of the scheme, the government will pay in £1 for every £4 saved.
The maximum you can invest is £4,000 a year, meaning the 25% government top-up is worth up to £1,000 a year.
The bonus will be added each year, so you can earn interest on it thereafter.
The bonus is only paid on contributions made by the accountholder until he or she reaches the age of 50.
Money in the account can be used at any time to buy a first home. Otherwise, it has to remain in the account until the accountholder reaches 60.
Use the cash for any purpose once you're 60.
Who can invest in a Lifetime ISA?
To qualify for a Lifetime ISA, you will need to be 18 or over and under 40 on the date you open an account.
You can open an account alongside a standard ISA, a Help to Buy ISA and/or a pension fund. You will also be able to open a Lifetime ISA if you already own a property.
The £4,000 limit, if used, forms part of your overall annual ISA limit.
The ISA allowance for the current 2018/19 tax year is £20,000.
How much can I invest in a Lifetime ISA?
You will be able to invest up to a maximum of £4,000 a year in a Lifetime ISA.
This amount will make up part of your overall ISA allowance, which is £20,000.
The amount the government pays into your Lifetime ISA will be on top of this.
The more you save up to the £4,000 annual limit, the higher the bonus you will receive – up to a maximum of £1,000 a year.
How much will the government contribute to my fund?
In other words, they will top your savings up with an extra 25% - pushing the total amount invested in your account to a maximum of £5,000 a year.
The government bonus will be paid into your account at the end of each tax year.
Providing nothing changed in the rules governing the scheme, an 18-year old could run a Lifetime ISA for 32 years, saving a maximum of £128,000 and earning a government bonus of £32,000, giving a total of £160,000.
Interest would also be earned (tax-free) on the savings as they accrued. The amount of interest will vary from provider to provider.
Are there any drawbacks with a Lifetime ISA?
There's a 25% charge to withdraw cash from a Lifetime ISA except in the situations described below. This in effect repays the government bonus earned to that point.
terminally ill, with less than 12 months to live.
When you turn 50, you can no longer pay into your Lifetime ISA or earn the 25% bonus. Your account will stay open if you take no action, and your savings will still earn interest or investment returns.
When it comes to buying property, you can only use a Lifetime ISA to save for a deposit on a first home.
So, if you're already on the property ladder, you can only use the scheme to save for retirement.
What's more, first-time buyers can only use Lifetime ISA cash to fund a deposit if the property they are buying costs less than £450,000.
How do Lifetime ISAs differ from Help to Buy ISAs?
you can use the money towards a property costing £250,000 (£450,000 in London).
With a Lifetime ISA, you get the government top-up at the end of each tax year. And you can invest in stocks and shares or cash (Help to Buy ISAs are just cash).
Also, you don't have to save into a Lifetime ISA each month, or put in the same amount each time. You can invest a lump sum each year if that works for you.
You can use the money in a Lifetime ISA to pay for a deposit on your first home, and continue saving into the scheme after the purchase.
The maximum value of a home for which you can use Lifetime ISA cash is £450,000.
What if I already have a Help to Buy ISA?
You can keep your existing Help to Buy ISA and open a Lifetime ISA alongside, although you will only be able to claim the bonus from one account to buy a property.
Alternatively, you can transfer the amount in your Help to Buy ISA into a Lifetime ISA.
Lifetime ISAs are one per person rather than one per home – so two first-time buyers could use two Lifetime ISA bonuses to buy a home together.
How does a Lifetime ISA compare to a pension fund?
The Treasury is keen to stress that the Lifetime ISA is not a pension and can run alongside other long-term savings accounts.
In other words, you can pay into a pension and get tax relief on your contributions while benefiting from the Lifetime ISA bonus at the same time.
Whether or not a Lifetime ISA is better for you will depend on your personal circumstances.
Employees who receive employer contributions into their pension schemes will also be better off paying into those.
Richard Parkin, head of pensions at investment bank Fidelity International, said: "It will remain best advice for people to stay in their workplace pension and get any employer contribution available to them.
Lifetime ISAs come in both cash and stocks and shares forms.


Hi folks, looks like I will get a chance to check out the CES 2012 show in Las Vegas next week. This is my first time going to this show I'm pretty excited to check out some ultra high-end systems.
We will be posting show coverage on the DIY Audio Projects Blog with some some extra show coverage in this thread.
Throw a couple pennies at the phools for me, eh?
Looks like show will be a lot of fun!
Looks like just about everybody who's anybody in audio will be there, I look forward to reading about it.
Post subject: Rumors at CES 2012 - Is the CD dead?
The show officially kicks off tomorrow but I went down to check out the spread today and to say hi to some friends who are exhibiting. All the exhibitors were busy setting up today but I did manage to find one exhibitor who was ready to display - Lawrence Audio (http://lawrenceaudio.com/) Very nice and unique speakers (nice + unique = expensive). I'll crop the photos and post them shortly.
While chatting with some of the exhibitors today, I heard on a few occasions on how high-end CD player sales are way down. One even saying that apparently they can't be given away - of course he didn't offer me one!
I'm curious how many others are going down this path? A couple times a year I find myself selling off CDs that I no longer listen to and also those that I have replaced with high-resolution digital media. I don't imagine I will buy another stand alone CD player (or disc based video player for that matter). Instead, I have been investing in DACs, turntables and vinyl accessories. My vinyl collection grows while my CD collection shrinks.
So how long before the CD player officially becomes legacy hardware?
I got a chance to privately listen to the new Cello speakers by Lawrence Audio. The show officially starts tomorrow and unfortunately large crowds are not too conducive to critical listening so this private listening session today was really nice. There is a more detailed post on our blog - Cello Speakers by Lawrence Audio at CES 2012.
Here is an additional photo of the speaker showing the rear firing Aurum Cantus G2Si ribbon tweeter.
I've had a lot of success improving my DIY speakers by adding an inexpensive tweeter firing towards the rear. If you mount the rear tweeter, use a small switch so you can turn it on and off. In some rooms the rear tweeter can really help, especially with single-driver systems. I'll have to try and inclined mounting like that on the Cello speakers.
Sorry for the lack of updates folks. Too many late evening events in Vegas to stay focused. The photos below show the Dionysus M-801 speakers from Taiwan.
The Dionysus speakers are not currently available in north america so there is no pricing information for them. I probably liked these speakers because of their higher XO point.
I really liked this poster of their Oak Cask speakers.
Unfortunately the oak cask speakers did not make it to the show due to their physical size. Looks like they would be fun to enjoy your favorite music and beverage with.
I remember when I was a kid that my uncles used to go up to the Crown Royal plant in Gimli to buy old oak whisky casks for wine making. I wonder if you can still buy them? The oak kasks also reminded me of a pair of open baffle speakers built Keith which I really enjoyed.
Sorry, I couldn't get a view of the solder joints!
Sorry for the lack of posts on CES, I took ill after the trip ad am just starting to fell better. I'll catch up on the CES posts in the next few days.


Emergency Response Effort in the History of the Organization in America.
Staunton Va. (August 31, 2017) – A team of Salvation Army personnel from Virginia and the Washington, D.C., area is preparing to leave for Texas on September 8, 2017, to help the people affected by Hurricane Harvey. The team includes Major Robin Hackbarth of Staunton who will be serving in Texas for two weeks.
The Salvation Army is responding to the catastrophic flooding in the Houston area and providing relief to first responders and survivors. Since Hurricane Harvey will likely impact more people than Hurricane Katrina, The Salvation Army is establishing multiple staging areas throughout Texas including Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Victoria, Arlington and Houston to coordinate relief efforts.
Major Hackbarth is part of The Salvation Army's national network of trained disaster staff and volunteers that has been deployed to Texas to provide food boxes, bottled water, cleanup kits and comfort kits, in addition to emotional and spiritual care. Staff and volunteers are also serving at emergency shelters and staffing emergency operations and logistics centers.
The Salvation Army has deployed dozens of mobile feeding units that can provide up to 1,500 meals per day each, along with field kitchens that each can each serve up to 15,000 meals per day. As of Tuesday evening, August 29, 18,483 meals, 17,204 snacks, and 16,640 drinks have been provided.
Due to the size of the population impacted by Hurricane Harvey, The Salvation Army's Emergency Disaster Services Team anticipates for this to be the largest and longest emergency response in the history of the organization in America.
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For months the news has been reporting the heartbreaking story of migrants arriving in Europe from the Middle East and Africa, fleeing atrocities for an opportunity for something, anything, better. For those who arrive safely across the Meditteranean – 2,000 or more drowned in transit this year – the welcome is not always warm. Countries across Europe are struggling to assimilate the newcomers in what The Guardian calls the "world's biggest refugee crisis since the second world war." None more than the country of Greece, already strained by staggering debt and loss.
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Ron Hira, Paula Stephan et al.
Business executives and politicians endlessly complain that there is a "shortage" of qualified Americans and that the U.S. must admit more high-skilled guest workers to fill jobs in STEM fields: science, technology, engineering and math. This claim is echoed by everyone from President Obama and Rupert Murdoch to Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates.
Yet within the past month, two odd things occurred: Census reported that only one in four STEM degree holders is in a STEM job, and Microsoft announced plans to downsize its workforce by 18,000 jobs. Even so, the House is considering legislation that, like the Senate immigration bill before it, would increase to unprecedented levels the supply of high-skill guest workers and automatic green cards to foreign STEM students.
As longtime researchers of the STEM workforce and immigration who have separately done in-depth analyses on these issues, and having no self-interest in the outcomes of the legislative debate, we feel compelled to report that none of us has been able to find any credible evidence to support the IT industry's assertions of labor shortages.
Stagnant wages
If a shortage did exist, wages would be rising as companies tried to attract scarce workers. Instead, legislation that expanded visas for IT personnel during the 1990s has kept average wages flat over the past 16 years. Indeed, guest workers have become the predominant source of new hires in these fields.
Those supporting even greater expansion seem to have forgotten about the hundreds of thousands of American high-tech workers who are being shortchanged — by wages stuck at 1998 levels, by diminished career prospects and by repeated rounds of layoffs.
The facts are that, excluding advocacy studies by those with industry funding, there is a remarkable concurrence among a wide range of researchers that there is an ample supply of American workers (native and immigrant, citizen and permanent resident) who are willing and qualified to fill the high-skill jobs in this country. The only real disagreement is whether supply is two or three times larger than the demand.
Unfortunately, companies are exploiting the large existing flow of guest workers to deny American workers access to STEM careers and the middle-class security that should come with them. Imagine, then, how many more Americans would be frozen out of the middle class if politicians and tech moguls succeeded in doubling or tripling the flow of guest workers into STEM occupations.
Redundant reforms
Another major, yet often overlooked, provision in the pending legislation would grant automatic green cards to any foreign student who earns a graduate degree in a STEM field, based on assertions that foreign graduates of U.S. universities are routinely being forced to leave. Such claims are incompatible with the evidence that such graduates have many paths to stay and work, and indeed the "stay rates" for visiting international students are very high and have shown no sign of decline. The most recent study finds that 92% of Chinese Ph.D. students stay in the U.S. to work after graduation.
The tech industry's promotion of expanded temporary visas (such as the H-1B) and green cards is driven by its desire for cheap, young and immobile labor. It is well documented that loopholes enable firms to legally pay H-1Bs below their market value and to continue the widespread age discrimination acknowledged by many in the tech industry.
When considering the credibility of the industry's repetitive claims of "shortages," it is worth recalling its history of misbehavior in hiring and employment. The most recent example was the proposed $300 million legal settlement of a class action against companies such as Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe for anti-competitive collusion to suppress the pay of highly skilled employees, including unlawful agreements to not recruit each others' workers.
IT industry leaders have spent lavishly on lobbying to promote their STEM shortage claims among legislators. The only problem is that the evidence contradicts their self-interested claims.
Ron Hira is a professor of public policy at Howard University. Paula Stephan is a professor of economics at Georgia State University. Hal Salzman is a Rutgers University professor of planning & public policy at the J.J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development.Michael Teitelbaum is senior research associate at the Harvard Law School's Labor and Worklife Program.Norm Matloff is a professor of computer science at the University of California-Davis.
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Almost 4 months since Måns Zelmerlöw's Eurovision victory and preparations for the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest are well underway in the host city of Stockholm, with a portion of the costs already being budgeted towards the European event according to reports.
Following the revelation of the choice of host city and venue back in July, around a total of 60 million SEK (€6.3m) has already been put towards the costs of the grand event taking place next May according to a report by Dagens Nyheter.
Among the preliminary costs so far, around a total of 50 million SEK (€5.3m) will reportedly go towards the renovations of the Globen Arena, the host venue which will be in use for a total of six weeks for the Eurovision Song Contest, running from the 4 April to the 14 May. Among the list of renovations being made to the arena include the installation of public WiFi, an update of the interior design and a freshen-up of the arena itself. The same report also reveals that a budget of 10 million SEK (€1m) has been put towards the initial preparations for this year in the lead up to the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest.
The last time Sweden hosted the Eurovision Song Contest was in 2013 with the total costs of the event in the city of Malmö coming to around 125 million SEK (€13.3m). However according to the 2016 Contest Producer Christer Björkman, next year's Stockholm event does not have to be as expensive.
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EMOTIONAL HEARING DECLINES WITH AGE
in a series of studies of emotional processing, older adults were worse at discriminating the acted emotion of nonsense speech sounds than younger adults. this could be a specific deficit, a general deficit, or an artefact.
original article: Maltezou-Papastylianou et al., 2022 (Public Library of Science ONE), reported in: The Daily Mail by Xantha Leatham on 19th October 2022
this story was in episode 32 #ageing #aging #speech #emotion
the Daily Mail explains why 'grandparents don't understand jokes' according to a study which did not involve grandparents or jokes.
instead, the researchers gave a group of people of about 22 years old & another group of people about 68 years old a series of nonsense sentences. the sentences had been spoken by an actor & were supposed to sound emotional - happy, sad, angry, disgusted, fearful, pleasantly surprised or neutral. after hearing each nonsense sentence, the volunteers indicated which of the seven possible emotions were being expressed.
there was also some brain recording & brain stimulation going on, but the Daily Mail & the authors focused mostly on the finding that older adults were worse at discriminating which emotion was being acted out in the nonsense speech sounds. some emotions were also harder to discriminate than others.
are older people worse at discriminating emotion?
the study is relatively straight-forward, the authors have collected lots of data & the conclusion that older adults are worse at something than younger adults is perhaps not surprising. but the error bar wants to say this:
first, older adults were just worse in general than younger adults. we don't know if this is specific to the particular groups of adults they were recruiting, for example young university students versus a community sample of older adults.
second, we also don't know that this is specific to emotional discrimination, since no other tasks were included in the study - perhaps the older adults just had worse hearing? hearing was not tested, but everyone at least reported having no problems.
third, while the newspaper & the authors both make specific conclusions about differences between the groups in individual emotions, for example about happy versus sad or angry, the data does not support this - in the jargon there was 'no statistical interaction between age & emotion'. further, any differences between emotions could also be due to the single actor who voiced the speech being better at conveying some emotions than others.
fourth, the brain imaging data suggest that the younger participants were doing something quite differently to the older adults. immediately before the speech stimuli were presented, the young adults' data look very clear, but the older adults look less clear. & this suggests differences in how the young adults were preparing to listen to the sounds, during the so-called fixation period before the speech was presented.
fifth, the brain imaging data - using electroencephalography, or EEG - are rather vague with respect to what, exactly, was being measured. EEG is known for its ability to distinguish what's going on at different times in the brain. the timing information is really important. the researchers analysed two time periods of information, from 180 to 280 milliseconds & from 280 to 400 milliseconds after the speech began. so all these data are from the first half a second of the speech that was being listened to. but, according to a previous paper - & not reported by the current one - the sentences were an average of two to three seconds long. so the brain imaging data, therefore, relate only to the onset of the sounds & likely not their emotional content.
sixth, both of the brain stimulation experiments did not have any effect. the error bar celebrates the reporting of negative brain stimulation results.
this paper provides no evidence that older adults are worse than younger adults at emotional speech processing; nor that the brain areas or signals studied play any role in emotional speech processing. no jokes were told.
The Daily Mail: fudge - scientific story distorted


1.2 Understanding anatomy will help you to understand how to care for your back.
2.1 How common is neck pain?
3 Why Does My Back hurt?
4 What can I do about my Low Back Pain?
5 What can I do about my Neck Pain?
5.6 What does the literature say about neck pain?
5.7 Don't forget the thoracic spine!
Each year, approximately $26 billion dollars are spent in the United States for the treatment of low back pain.
Is pain always bad? No. Pain is the body's way to receive messages that there is a threat or something is wrong.
Your brain processes this pain message and responds in a way that will reduce the threat. Initially, when tissues were injured, the nerves in your back (which have sensors) sent messages of pain to the brain. The brain, very much like a processor in a computer, takes this message or code and decides where it should be stored and which systems should deal with it. Those systems in the brain then send messages back through nerve pathways to the muscles to tell them to move the back gently and carefully so those tissues can heal. It is an amazing system in the brain, influenced by chemicals and the manner in which the pain messages are routed or circuited. Over time tissues heal and the healing process begins immediately. Usually within two weeks any swelling that caused the sensors to light up and send pain messages to your brain has gone away. Most tissues heal completely within four to six weeks.
The brain can be sensitized or desensitized by several things including our beliefs about pain and our understanding of how the body heals. You may have heard stories about how soldiers in war times have stated they felt no pain even with limb amputation. All they remembered feeling was joy, knowing they weren't dead and would get to go home. This is an example of how the brain can interpret pain and desensitize the response It can be sensitized or over-reactive by our emotions, events that occur in our lives that may increase feelings of anxiousness or fear. The amount of pain you are feeling doesn't equal the amount of tissue damage you may have. In fact your tissues may have healed completely but you are still experiencing pain.
The good news is that these processes are normal and there are things that can help you calm the nerves down that are sensitized or on call.
Understanding anatomy will help you to understand how to care for your back.
Your spine is wonderfully designed to allow you to move. It is also designed to help you absorb and distribute forces from the many activities you do.
Your spine is made up of 33 small bones called vertebrae. Together, they form what is know as the vertebral column. There are 7 vertebrae in the cervical region which is your neck; 12 vertebrae in the thoracic region which is your upper back; 5 vertebrae in your lumbar spine which is your lower back; and 5 sacral vertebrae and 4 coccyx which are located below that.
Between each of the vertebrae is a disc that binds the vertebra together like a very strong ligament. It acts as a cushion and a shock absorber. These intervertebral discs are made up of two parts-- the nucleus pulposus and the annulus fibrosis. The nucleus pulposus is in the middle of the disc and is jelly-like due to its large water content; it is composed of up to 80% water! The annulus fibrosis surrounds this nucleus and so forms the outer part of the disc. These discs play an important role in keeping the back healthy!
Your spine has three natural curves that begin to develop from the moment a baby lifts his/her head and gravity begins to work on the body. The curves keep the spine from being completely rigid and help the spine to tolerate a little bit more compression. To understand the normal curves of a spine, there are 2 terms you need to know—lordosis and kyphosis. Lordosis is when the spine curves inward and a kyphosis is when the spine curves outward. The cervical portion of the spine is in a lordosis, the thoracic portion is in a kyphosis, and the lumbar spine is in a lordosis. These nice curves of the back increase the load bearing capacity of the spine.
The spine has 4 main motions—forward bending, backward bending, sidebending, and rotation. These motions can also be coupled. For instance, you can have forward bending with rotation or backward bending with sidebending. Below, we demonstrate these motions and report typical lumbar spine active range of motion.
Many muscles work together to help make these spinal motions possible! These back muscles can be classified into three different layers-- superficial, intermediate, and deep. The muscles produce spinal movements and also help to keep the spine stable. In order to keep these muscles healthy, we must stay active.
Just as with low back pain, it is important to understand the anatomy behind your neck pain! The neck is anatomically separated into the upper cervical spine and the lower cervical spine. There are 7 vertebrae that make up the cervical spine.
The first cervical vertebra (C1) is called the Atlas. It has no vertebral body or spinous process. This vertebra articulates with the Occiput, which is the base of the skull. This articulation is labeled as the OA joint; its primary motion is flexion and extension at the joint. It also performing side-bending with opposite rotation.
The second cervical vertebra (C2) is called the Axis; it has a large spinous process. The articulation between the Atlas and Axis is called the AA joint and its primary motion is rotation.
The following pictures demonstrate the motions of the lower cervical spine (C3-C7) and report the typical active range of motion.
The muscle mentioned in the section About Back Pain also can play a role in neck pain, especially those muscles of the superficial layer. Also, deep inside the back of the neck are four important muscles called the suboccipital muscles.
Back pain is becoming increasingly prevalent in our population. Pain is an indication that your body is working to protect that part of the body. Pain can be a good guide to the best healing behaviors; understanding pain can help you to deal with it effectively. Back pain can be caused by a multitude of structures, but the exact structure causing the pain cannot be identified. This is most likely because of the complex interactions of the brain and spinal nerves often times referred to as the Pain Matrix.
Any structure in your back that has a nerve supply can send messages to the brain if it is injured. Back pain can come from the disc, facet joint, spinal nerve root, ligaments, muscles, bones, fascia or neurogenic claudication.
The natural lordotic posture decreases the pressure on the disc compared to the straight posture which can put pressure on the disc and can push fluid from the nucleus pulposus into the vertebral body (schmorl's nodes). It is important to differentiate herniated disc (space occupying) which refers into the leg vs other conditions (inflammation reaction, spasms, strains, facet syndrome) which are more localized in pain.
Occurs when someone is in extension, or leaning backward, which puts pressure on the anterior/front of the disc causing it to herniated/prolapse/bulge.
This can put pressure on nerves in the lower abdomen causing weakness or numbness, anterior longitudinal ligament, vertebral body, and transverse abdominus which can all cause pain.
Occurs when some is in flexion, leaning forward, which puts pressure on the posterior/back of the disc causing it to herniate/prolapse/bulge.
Stanton et al created a treatment based classification based system for low back pain.
Exercise is a significant factor in the rehabilitation process. Studies have found that exercise is more effective at improving function and decreasing pain than seeing a family physician.  Goal of exercises: to restore strength and endurance of the Transverse Abdominus and Lumbar Multifidus.
Plan Your Lift: Know how heavy the object is. Clear a path and know where you are going with the object.
Lift Close to your body: This will make you stronger and more stable. Make sure you have a firm hold on the object and balance it close to the body.
Feet shoulder width apart: This allows for a solid base of support.
Bend your knees while keeping your back straight: Avoid any twisting motions.
Tighten your stomach muscles: This will hold your back in good alignment and prevent excessive force on the spine. Avoid holding your breath.
Lift with your legs: Your leg muscles are stronger than your back so use them.
If you are straining, get help: Get help if the object is too heavy or you are in an awkward position.
Avoid putting all of your weight onto one leg while standing.
Benefits of exercise are improved joint health due to low impact exercises, increase bone density due to weight bearing exercises, improving energy, reducing health risks, improving circulation, and reducing stress and improving your mood. Aerobic activity is equally effective at reconditioning muscles as exercise and can also help in decreasing pain, improving your mood, and improving your functional capabilities. Lack of exercise increases your risk of obesity and other co-morbidities increases; this can lead to increased pressure on the spine and decreased flexibility.
What does the literature say about neck pain?
Don't forget the thoracic spine!
If a patient demonstrates 3 of the 6 variables the chance of experiencing a successful outcome improves from 54% to 86%. If a patient has 4 of the 6 variables the chance of a successful outcome rises to 95%.
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«Tu Es Foutu» () — песня, записанная итальянской певицей In-Grid для её дебютного студийного альбома. Официально была выпущена к качестве лид-сингла в 2002 году. Песня принесла певице международную известность, мгновенно стала хитом во многих странах Европы и Америки, достигнув топ-10 различных чартов.

О песне
Песня была вдохновлена личным опытом певицы, она написана её после разрыва с парнем, по словам In-Grid, эта агрессивная, но ироничная песня, помогла пережить ей этот сложный период в жизни.

Специально для англоязычных стран была перезаписана на английском языке и получила название «You Promised Me» (); переводом песни занимались итальянская певица Даниэла Галли и американский писатель Пол Сирс.

В 2003 году песня выиграла в номинации «Зарубежный радиохит» российской премии «Рекордъ»

В 2012 году вышло переиздание сингла «Tu Es Foutu 2K12», куда были включены новые ремиксы на песню.

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2003
 «Tu Es Foutu» (Radio Edit) — 3:38
 «Tu Es Foutu» (Original Extended) — 6:00
 «Tu Es Foutu» (Original Extended Instrumetal) — 6:00
 «Tu Es Foutu» (Harlem Hustler Club Mix) — 7:33
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 «Tu Es Foutu» (Colour's Rain Minibeat Edit) — 4:03
 «Tu Es Foutu» (Loungest Unplugged) — 4:00
 «Tu Es Foutu» (Miami Grazin' Mix) — 7:16
 «Tu Es Foutu» (Benny Benassi Sfaction Mix) — 4:58
 «Tu Es Foutu» (Benny Benassi Sfaction Mix Instrumental) — 4:58

2012
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 «Tu Es Foutu 2012» (Stefy De Cicco Remix) — 6:13
 «Tu Es Foutu 2012» (DJ Nejtrino & DJ Baur Techy Mix) — 5:42
 «Tu Es Foutu 2012» (DJ Nejtrino & DJ Stranger Remix) — 4:03
 «Tu Es Foutu 2012» (DJ Nejtrino & DJ Baur Techy Dub) — 5:24
 «Tu Es Foutu 2012» (Tpn 2012 Remix Radio Edit) — 3:12
 «Tu Es Foutu 2012» (Tpn 2012 Remix) — 5:39

2018
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2020
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 В 2006 году певица Лолита Милявская исполнила русскую версию песни для мюзикла «Первый скорый».

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Filthy message dated 1902 scrawled on a wooden pillar of Kensington Palace
A filthy message dated 1902 and scrawled on a wooden pillar beside the front door has been uncovered during a £12 million ($18 million) restoration of Kensington Palace.
Staff at the Kensington Palace found the graffiti from 1902 in perfect condition several months ago.
Written neatly in pencil on a timber post supporting the ceiling beside the palace's front door and boxed in by wooden panelling were the words: "Peter Jackson, The Champion f****r" dated 1/2/1902.
The timber which was rotten after 109 years has now been replaced with a steel joist – but the inscription has been preserved and kept in storage.
A filthy message dated 1902 and scrawled on a wooden pillar beside the front door has been uncovered during a £12 million ($18 million) restoration of Kensington Palace
Lee Prosser, Buildings Curator at the Historic Royal Palaces charity said a bottle of whisky was also found tucked in the panelling with a newspaper cutting pasted to the post that showed a group of old men sitting together.
Lee Prosser: "We found it a couple of months ago. It was covered with boarding and when we took it off, there it was.
"Unfortunately we know nothing about who he (Peter Jackson) was. My feeling is that he was a carpenter.
"There are many instances of graffiti at the palaces, including some similarly rude and rather graphic Tudor etchings at Hampton Court Palace, as well as numerous more poignant messages carved into the stone walls by prisoners at the Tower of London.
"You often get that with workmen – people like to write their names – we have often found other bits in the palace where people have written their name It's not that unusual".
Lee Prosser had at first assumed that the scrawl had been the handiwork of Peter Jackson himself but a further scrawl, which showed an arrow pointing to one of the men in the photograph in the newspaper with Peter Jackson's name on it has led him to believe that it was penned by one of his workmates.
The curator said: "I was really surprised that people used words like that 100 years ago and then even went to write it down. We found it quite amusing.
"The prop had to be removed and replaced, but it has been put into storage – I was quite keen to save it."
This is not the first time royalty has had to contend with a spot of bad language.
The late fashion designer Alexander McQueen was working as an apprentice in the Savile Row workshop of Gieves & Hawkes in London when bored one afternoon, he wrote "I am a c***" in the lining of a suit jacket destined for the Prince of Wales.
Other interesting finds during the palace refurbishment have included some pretty tin items which appear to come from Nottingham House – the first building on the site – and a swathe of late 18th century green verditer wallpaper with a decorated border, hidden behind an architrave.
Originally built in 1605 as a private country house, Kensington Palacewas purchased in 1689 by King William III and Queen Mary II, eager to escape Whitehall.
Kensington Palace has been home to some of the country's most famous royals, including George II, Queen Victoria, Princess Margaret and Diana, Princess of Wales
The two-year restoration project that has been carried out by Historic Royal Palaces is now in its closing stages and will see the palace re-open in March to coincide with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Kensington Palace has been home to some of the country's most famous royals, including George II, Queen Victoria, Princess Margaret and Diana, Princess of Wales.
Many intimate items will be on display for the first time including jewellery, paintings, books and a uniform that belonged to Queen Victoria's husband, Albert.
Clothes to be shown include a pair of mourning stockings that are black on the legs and white at the feet, which Victoria wore after Albert died in 1861.
Visitors will walk across a new carpet in to which quotes from passionate love letters Albert wrote during the couple's engagement have been woven.
A sound and light installation will re-create the atmosphere as it was in the Red Saloon on June 20 1837 when Victoria realised she was now Queen following the death of her uncle William IV.
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During building work, the restoration team uncovered many traces of their predecessors attempts to maintain what started out as a Jacobean house.
The most alarming – perhaps aside from the graffiti discovered – was when the foundations for the new cafe, shop and sunken garden were dug up and a long buried spring bubbled up to the surface and turned the ground into quick sand.
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This note warns for laptop thieves with a preference for Apple
Don't leave your laptop unattended at the UU
You leave your study spot and when you return, your MacBook is gone. It has happened to several students in the past few months. The university is warning students not to leave their laptops unattended, and has asked employees to be extra alert.
Door Denise Retera
In the past two months, five or six students have become the victim of laptop thieves in several university buildings at De Uithof. The thieves are mostly after MacBooks. It's a peak moment, says department head Security Joost Petrusma, who suspects not all thefts are reported.
In the city centre, things don't seem to be quite as bad: the last report happened in April, when a laptop was stolen in the University Library at the Drift. The university's Facilities Service Centre has asked its employees to be extra alert. In the Ruppert building and the Educatorium at De Uithof, memos are posted to warn students for thieves.
Own responsibility
When asking around, it becomes clear that many students haven't even seen the warnings, but that doesn't mean these students would leave their belongings unattended at the university. "I think your laptop is your own responsibility. I take it with me everywhere, unless there's someone I know who's willing to keep an eye out," Dyon says. Silke agrees that students' belongings aren't the university's responsibility. "It's not as if it's such a great effort to close your laptop. If you know the danger's there, you can take it into consideration, can't you?"
Silke thinks the university could help by implementing preventive measures. "Perhaps it could help to have people feel as if they're being watched, for instance because they have to enter through a system. If you know you're being watched, you wouldn't take someone else's laptop quite as easily. You can track the perpetrator with camera footage after a theft, but by then it's really too late."
Grabbing lunch
"I think I was gone for less than thirty minutes. I came back and everything was there, except my laptop. They even left my charger." Eline didn't think people with bad intentions would walk into the university, but that trust was definitely broken. Together with a classmate, she'd been studying in a study booth in the Koningsberger building at De Uithof. When they went out to lunch, they left their belongings in the booth. When they returned, it became clear Eline's MacBook had been stolen. Her classmate's laptop – not an Apple – was still there.
Eline: "The first thing I did was check three times whether I hadn't just put it in my bag and forgot about it. Then, I went to the reception desk and they called the university's incident room. That's all they could do, really. I reported the crime to the police, but they couldn't do much either, because I didn't have a description of the thief. There aren't any cameras in the part of the Koningsberger building where my laptop was stolen."
Although Eline's bummed about her stolen laptop, she doesn't think the university should introduce extreme measures. A card system, for instance, would be an inconvenience more than anything. "All you need to do is inform people not to leave their belongings unattended. A short note would suffice. Then at least you're aware your surroundings aren't as safe as you thought they were."
Hospitable alertness
The university's security is thinking bigger things than simply spreading warning notes to prevent theft. They're working hard on new measures. "We're trying to work towards a more proactive security, in which we train our staff in hospitable alertness," says department head Joost Petrusma. "That means we'll handle according to the motto You see something, you say something: if a staff member sees suspicious behaviour in a visitor, he'll start a conversation with them, with questions such as: 'Can I help you?' or 'What brings you here today?'. Potential thieves will feel seen that way, and they'll be less likely to steal."
What measures are in place now to prevent laptop thefts? Petrusma: "We have the so-called mobile surveillance, security staff who walk rounds in several buildings, and conduct fire and closure rounds. We also have surveillance staff who walk rounds in any given building. In so-called critical spaces (spaces with a higher risk of theft, such as a storage room for chemicals, ed.), there are access systems in place on the doors.
There are also 350 cameras spread throughout the university buildings, but when we get the report of a theft, the criminal will already have left. We'll assess the damage or contact the police. Sometimes, the police can use the camera footage to find out whether the perpetrator's a known criminal."
It remains important, however, to increase awareness of security amongst students and employees, says Petrusma, because prevention is of course better than action after the fact. If you're the victim of a laptop thief, Petrusma advises to contact the reception desk or a surveillance staff member as quickly as possible. "If there aren't any, you can always call the incident room at 030-2531300. The dispatcher will then send a Security employee, but the victim will always have to report the crime with the police themselves."
Translation: Indra Spronk
Op locatie werken? Vergeet je oplader niet
Laat je laptop niet onbeheerd achter op UU


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