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Moisture Barrier membrane followed by fixed ply sheeting (9mm, 12mm & 19mm dependant on height restrictions) & secret nailed.
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Installed above floating foam matt, gluing tongue & grooves using acoustic PVA glue.
Over formed staircases we glue down engineered floor on both tread & riser. We use pre-finished, matched solid stair nosing and 189mm boards for treads and risers. We also use a matched pre-finished cover strip to hide the engineered profile if installing using a floating stair with no stringers.
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Directly glued and weighted onto concrete slab using Moisture Barrier membrane & full trowel gluing.
Moisture Barrier membrane followed by full trowel gluing of parquetry blocks.
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Murder suspect appears in court
Published: 10:45 AM December 22, 2006
VIDEO Murder accused Steven Wright has faced magistrates after arriving at court among a cavalcade of police vehicles.More than a hundred journalists from all over the world and members of the public gathered to watch the 48-year-old being driven into South East Suffolk Magistrates' Court in Elm Street, Ipswich.
MOTORISTS are able to use the old Ipswich to Felixstowe road today near to the sites in Nacton and on the outskirts of Levington where three women's bodies were found.
The reopening of the road comes as Steve Wright, man accused of murdering five women, is currently in custody awaiting his second court hearing which will take place early in the new year.
Wright faced magistrates for the first time yesterday after arriving at South East Suffolk Magistrates' Court among a cavalcade of police vehicles.
The 48-year-old stands accused of the murder of Tania Nicol, 19, Gemma Adams, 25, Annelie Alderton, 24, Paula Clennell, 24 and Annette Nicholls, 29.
Wright, of London Road, Ipswich, entered the dock in court three flanked by two police officers.
Dressed in a black suit, white shirt and black and white tie he spoke only to confirm his name as Steven Gerald James Wright and his date of birth as April 18 1958.
10 Ipswich MP Tom Hunt speaks of 'disgust' at Downing Street parties
The courtroom was packed full of journalists who struggled to gain seats. There were also several ushers and clerks in attendance.
The clerk in the case read out the charges that between October 30 and December 9 Wright was accused of killing Tania Nicol, between November 30 and December 3; he was alleged to have killed Gemma Adams, between December 2 and December 11; he was accused of the murder of Annelie Alderton, between December 4 and December 13; he was accused of killing Annette Nicholls and between December 9 and December 13 he is alleged to have killed Paula Clennell.
Wright, who has receding grey hair, showed no emotion throughout the six-minute hearing and his solicitor Paul Osler, who is based in Newmarket, spoke only to say there would be no bail application.
Robert Sadd, prosecuting, told the bench it was a matter of course that he would be remanded in custody and Chairman of the Bench Peter West accompanied by Renu Mandal and Mark Shackell remanded him in custody to appear at Ipswich Crown Court on January 2.
Detective Superintendent Roy Lambert, who is overseeing the inquiry into Annelie Alderton's death was in court to witness proceedings.
Today, Valerie Wright, his step-mum, who lives in Queen Street, Felixstowe said: "We are just absolutely devastated but I'm not prepared to say any more than that at this stage."
Wright and his common law wife were regulars at Uncle Tom's Cabin in Vernon Street, however, no one at the pub wished to comment today. He is also a member of Seckford Golf Club.
Wright and his partner Pamela lived in Bell Close, Ipswich until September when they moved to London Road.
A former forklift truck driver at Felixstowe docks, he previously lived in Beach Station Road in the port town. However it is believed that in recent weeks he worked at Manganese Bronze in Hadleigh Road, Ipswich.
A spokesman for the company said: "The company has no information to offer and therefore makes no comment"
They would not confirm or deny whether he worked there.
Wright, a father-of-three and former QE2 steward and Norwich pub landlord was arrested at his home at about 5am on Monday.
Police applied for extensions to keep him in custody throughout Wednesday and Thursday and, at 10.15pm yesterday revealed he had been charged.
Today Wright's bedsit in London Road remains sealed.
Officers were seen entering the property with a crowbar, sledge hammer and collapsible ladder at one point yesterday.
Searches were also still taking place in Levington, near to the area where the bodies of Miss Clennell and Miss Nicholls were found on December 12.
Meanwhile, 37-year-old Tom Stephens was released on police bail, following his arrest on suspicion of all five murders on Monday.
Stephens was arrested at his home in Jubilee Close, Trimley St Martin and spent nearly four days being quizzed by police.
It is not known where he has been released to but a cordon today still surrounds his home.
Detective Chief Superintendent Stewart Gull announced the charges at a press conference at police headquarters in Martlesham last night to announce that Wright had been charged and Stephens had been bailed.
Also at the press conference, Michael Crimp, senior prosecutor for Suffolk Crown Prosecution Service, outlined the process that led to the charging of Wright.
He said: "Working as part of a team of lawyers overseen by the Chief Crown Prosecutor for Suffolk I was briefed on this case prior to any arrests being made and the entire team has kept in close contact with the police throughout.
"We have been working with officers from Suffolk Constabulary for the last eight days advising on a number of preliminary legal issues both before and after arrest.
"As this case has developed we have been carefully examining and assessing the evidence in order to come to a charging decision at the earliest possible opportunity.
"We will continue to keep this case under constant review as it develops."
Mr Crimp also reminded journalists of the need to take care in reporting the events surrounding the case.
He said: "Steven Wright stands accused of these offences and has the right to a fair trial before a jury.
"It is extremely important that there should be responsible media reporting which should not prejudice the due process of law."
THE INVESTIGATION
Officers from more than 30 forces are involved in the inquiry - one of the biggest seen in the UK.
They are analysing more than 10,000 pieces of information after public appeals and checking more than 10,000 hours of CCTV footage seized in and around Ipswich.
All five women were found dead near villages south of Ipswich during a ten-day period earlier this month.
Gemma Adams, 25 was found in Belstead Brook at Hintlesham on December 2, Tania Nicol, 19 was discovered in the same stream at Copdock on December 8, Annelie Alderton, 24 was found in woods at Nacton on December 10, and 24-year-old Miss Clennell and 29-year-old Miss Nicholls were found naked in woods at Levington on December 12.
All five worked as prostitutes in Ipswich. Police said they were all found naked although they had not been sexually assaulted.
Miss Alderton was strangled and Miss Clennell died as a result of "compression" to the neck.
Police have not said how Miss Adams, Miss Nicol and Miss Nicholls died. Toxicology tests are being carried out.
Inquests on all five women have been opened and adjourned until a later date.

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We think yule love this Towel Art Tuesday. Follow our step-by-step video tutorial on how to create this festive yule log in less than a minute!
Earlier this year we met up with Jill and Rupert Richardson from Dowfold House, Here's what they had to say about the ins and outs of running a B&B.


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Saying So Long to Summer: A Look Back
Do you feel it? The seasons are changing. Autumn has arrived (or Fall, if you prefer.. after all, the leaves do fall down ;). Whether we like it or not, summer has drawn to a close, and the cold air is a'coming!
Before we turn on the furnace and fire-up the snow blowers though, let's take a look back at some of the many fun and amazing times that we shared together at DMS and in our larger communities this summer!
Back in May…
We kicked off summer by hosting a Memorial Day luncheon in honor and remembrance of those who served in our military as well as first responders and their families for their incredible service and sacrifice. All employees were invited to share a meal, and we were served chicken wings, ribs, green beans, macaroni & cheese and corn bread by our awesome Human Resources team.
In June…
Our DMS family at the Toledo plant hosted a Manufacturing And Design Experience (MADE) Summer Youth Manufacturing program. This allowed local students to learn more about career opportunities in American manufacturing that exist in their own backyard, and the team in Toledo did a great job showcasing our #dmslife in Toledo.
Also in June, we celebrated fifty-four outstanding team members. These individuals made significant contributions to DMS last year by performing exceptionally well and exemplifying our core principles. Each All-Star was awarded a North Face jacket and a personalized crystal trophy. In addition, their name was listed on an MVP plaque that is located in our main lobby.
During the All Star celebration lunch, DMS selected Lochan Shrestha as its 2018 Most Valuable Person ("MVP") for 2018!
Throughout the year Lochan demonstrated an unwavering commitment to our core principles throughout his daily interactions with the entire DMS team.
Lochan, one of our Systems Analysts, is well-known for his perpetual smile and eagerness to serve all who call upon him for assistance. To honor him, DMS provided Lochan and his immediate family round trip tickets to Nepal to see his siblings and extended family. Everyone at the luncheon applauded with excitement over the news that he and his family would soon be reunited for an extended period.
At DMS, we go the "extra mile" to recognize people like Lochan, who makes everyone around him better while contributing to making our company a great place to work.
CONGRATULATIONS, and THANK YOU LOCHAN!
In July…
We came together for our CEO/Chairman, Bruce Smith's first 'All DMS Team Town Hall Meeting'!
Bruce kicked off the meeting with a Soul-Train icebreaker, generating a burst of energy throughout the entire room!
The informative sessions covered topics including: the path to greatness, DMS' purpose and principles, what makes desired leaders, winning strategies, recognition events, up-and-coming initiatives and having FUN at work!
Bruce delivered a heartfelt and profound message to all members in attendance. His closing thoughts encapsulated the idea that collectively, we all win when we work together as a team to help each other.
Also in July, we celebrated our Detroit plant's successful completion of its' IATF 16949:2016 surveillance audit, and our Toledo plant's first IATF 16949:2016 certification audit!
Uncompromised quality is an expectation of our customers; a successful IATF audit is a important step in building a world class quality system. Very special thanks to all the key players involved in making this happen!
It's true that we worked hard, but we also had a lot of fun in July with creative team-building events organized by our amazing employees including an ongoing 'Monday Morning Hustle', as well as a 'hippity hoppity race' and a 'three-legged race'!
We learned how to slow down and breathe a bit with weekly meditation sessions. Meditation can improve your overall health and mind including a decrease in pain, increased brain growth, improved wisdom, improved productivity, improved social life, and more. Hourly employees are invited to attend a daily "10-Minute Wellness Break" during their 3rd break and our salaried team members are invited to attend a 30-minute meditation session every Wednesday at 10:00 am.
A group of volunteers from DMS also participated in a community clean-up event hosted by 'Life Remodeled' with the goal of removing blight from the city. Thank you to all who volunteered to help revitalize our community & great work!
Check out our video to see more: https://youtu.be/R-VWERvyqjk
To learn more about Life Remodeled, please visit their website: https://www.liferemodeled.com/
Our company was proud to award six $10,000 scholarships to sons and daughters of our employees. We are grateful that we can help these well-deserving students in their pursuit of higher education.
We were also grateful that we could be a "triple-hit" level sponsor for the Joe Kocur Foundation's celebrity softball game and golf outing.
The Joe Kocur foundation has raised more than $1.1 million dollars in charitable contributions for children's organizations, non-profits, and local families in need over the last 11 years through its celebrity softball game and a golf outing.
To learn more about this extraordinary foundation, please visit their website at joekocurfoundation.org!
In September we also had our second 'All Family Meeting' hosted by COO Ben Meachem where we learned about several exciting new developments taking place across the company. We also learned about health and wellness information, and congratulated the production team of the month.
Summer also came to an official end in September, but as the first brightly colored leaves began to free themselves from the tree branches and fall gingerly to the ground, they weren't the only things falling from the sky at DMS- so were the bean bags in our first official tournament!
The event helped to break down some of the walls throughout the organization and brought team members from different buildings and departments together in the spirit of friendly competition and FUN (A DMS core value).
When all the dust settled, there were just three teams left holding the trophies:
Drake Mowers & Mike Ondayko (Detroit A Crew Champions)
Josh Mems & Reginald Timmons (Detroit B & C Crew Champions)
Iesha Lawrence & Earnesto Reed (Toledo Champions)
Congratulations to the winners, and a big thank you to all who participated. We are looking forward to next year's competition!
What an amazing summer!
Thank you to all of our teammates for all of your hard work, and for the great memories!
Come join the fun & follow our official Social Media Channels:
- LinkedIn: Detroit Manufacturing Systems, LLC.
- Facebook: Detroit Manufacturing Systems
- Twitter: DMS_NA
- Instagram: DMS_Detroit2012
- YouTube: DMS


L'inter AFOCG, association nationale, est constituée des 23 associations intervenant dans une trentaine de départements. Elle représente environ 2300 exploitations, 3000 agriculteurs et 70 animateurs-formateurs en 2018.
InterAfocg is a French national network of organizations (Afocg) making lifelong vocational trainings in economics (accounting, management, strategy…) for farmers and rural inhabitants.
Educational methods focused on experiences (coming from the trainees), time (the approach promotes trainings lasting in the time in order to interact better with the experience) and collective (the trainees learn from each other).
Afocg organizations aim to improve people's abilities to understand and to master better the complexity and the totality of their farms, according to their values and their goals. Afocg encourage each person to become more autonomous, responsible and united in the agricultural and rural development.
The national organization InterAfocg realizes different activities for its local members: animation of the network, investigation on several topics (settlement and transmission, small farms management, work organization and time management on farms, women in agriculture, collective farming...), training of the trainers, promotion and representation to other organizations and public institutions.
Son Conseil d'Administration est composé de 11 agriculteurs et agricultrices adhérents aux AFOCG. Ils sont élus pour un mandat de 3 ans lors de l'Assemblée Générale annuelle.


Every traveller keeps a list of life-saving hotels close to their heart. Mine includes The Lowell in New York City; La Colombe d'Or in Saint-Paul-de-Vence; the Inn of the Mountain Gods in Ruidoso, New Mexico; and the Sa Pedrissa in Deià, Mallorca. These are refuges for the spirit, destinations more than worth the journey, secure locations offering not escape from the world, but immersion in the very best of life's experience. And, after just 24 hours, I felt The Atlantic Hotel on the west coast of the island of Jersey slip quietly on to my list.
Opened in 1970 by his father, Patrick Burke's Atlantic is obviously not a grand old palatial confection of tradition and celebrity. There are only 50 rooms. The luxury is muted, tasteful, friendly. The location is spectacular, looking west straight into thousands of miles of open ocean across the sweeping crescent beach of St Ouen's Bay. My room embraced me with every possible comfort, including a wonderful, firm bed and a pleasant sitting area beside the window's panoramic view. There was nothing glitzy, no eccentric gimmicks, no brash, Trump-like vulgarity, just the relaxing security of genuine quality and good modern taste. I could have happily spent a week there, reading and thinking and, yes, resting. When not swimming in one of the two pools or off on any number of gentle cliff-top walks.
Downstairs, the Ocean Restaurant has boasted a Michelin star since 2007. This was the reason for my visit to Jersey, as it was hosting the second annual Eat Jersey culinary festival over four days. Eight leading British and Channel Island chefs (including Andrew Fairlie from Gleneagles, Tom Brown from the Capital in London and André Garrett from Cliveden House) were joining the Ocean's own head chef, Mark Jordan, to cook a progression of multi-course feasts, along with appropriate wines. Taittinger was one of the sponsors, and nothing could have been more appropriate, to my mind, than the seemingly endless glasses of Taittinger Brut we were offered before Friday's dinner.
Nine courses and many 'appropriate' vintages later, it was nearly midnight when we staggered off to bed. Unfortunately, my memorable highlights of the meal include as many bizarre moments as delicious tastes. In particular, I was amazed to find that my craving for some fresh local Jersey lobster (having toured the shellfish tanks at nearby Faulkner Fisheries earlier that afternoon) was blunted by a smoked lobster tail that screamed 'creativity' so loudly that I lost any hint of freshness. There were some extraordinary episodes in this culinary saga, certainly, but also a few that conjured up the studio kitchens on MasterChef Australia: awkward and self-conscious, striving without tasting. Frankly, I hope the old maxim about 'too many cooks' will be heeded next year when the Eat Jersey festival takes place again. Our lunch on Saturday, for example, was cooked by just two chefs and comprised only four courses, and it was sublime.
Among other activities packed into my Jersey visit, foremost was the tour of the amazing Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust's extensive holdings of endangered living animals and its own farm, where all their exotic food is grown. The Eat Jersey festival supports the Durrell Trust. Although the weather was chilly and damp, a group of us were taken on an enthralling tour of the very humane habitats where silverback gorillas, fruit bats, meerkats and many other threatened species roam under expert, loving eyes.
The same kind of eyes that watch over the human guests back at the superb Atlantic Hotel, where I hope to return as soon as possible. Truthfully, the staff could not have been more professional, kind and generous, starting with the cosmopolitan owner, Patrick Burke, himself and down to the beaming waitress who kept topping up my glass with champagne. Bravo!


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Home Entertainment Guide: December 2022
Brian Tallerico December 28, 2022
10 NEW ON NETFLIX
"21 Jump Street"
"Air Force One"
"Bullet Train"
"Cake"
"Emily the Criminal"
"Frances Ha"
"Prisoners"
"Shutter Island"
"Side Effects"
"Troy"
10 NEW ON HBO MAX
"Amsterdam"
"The Banshees of Inisherin"
"Black Adam"
"Burn After Reading"
"Demolition Man"
"Green Room"
"Hook"
"Insidious"
"Signs"
"A Star is Born"
9 NEW TO BLU-RAY/DVD
The RogerEbert.com collective choice for the best film of 2022 is already out on Blu-ray and DVD, as well as streaming on HBO Max. This kind of quick turnaround from fall festivals to theaters to the home market is becoming increasingly prevalent but my concern is that the physical media part of it will soon disappear if studios don't put more love and care into the releases. This release has barely any supplemental material and doesn't offer a transfer that's better than the streaming one, so only hardcore collectors will pick it up. My hope is that studios like Fox Searchlight will take the physical media market more seriously with more common 4K releases and ones that include all the bells and whistles in terms of bonus features. For now, fans of this excellent Martin McDonagh film will have to suffice with just a featurette and deleted scenes, but this feels like a project that could get a more lavish special edition down the road.
Creating The Banshees of Inisherin - Featurette
Now streaming on:
"Cooley High" (Criterion)
My friend Sergio Mims, a regular contributor to this site and a legend in the Chicago film scene, LOVED this movie. It makes me a little sad he wasn't able to get his hands on this excellent Criterion release of it before he passed earlier this year. He would have adored the 4K transfer that makes this influential coming-of-age comedy from 1975 look brand new. A major hit at the box office on a minimal budget, it is undeniably one of the most important films of its era, a work that Spike Lee, John Singleton, and many others cited as formative for their careers. In 2021, it was included in the National Film Registry, a choice that I know made Sergio happy.
New, restored 4K digital transfer, supervised and approved by director Michael Schultz, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack
New conversation between Schultz and film scholar Racquel J. Gates
Program on the making of the film
Panel discussion from the 2019 tribute to Cooley High at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, featuring Schultz, actor-filmmaker Robert Townsend, casting director Gloria Schultz, and actors Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs and Garrett Morris
English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
PLUS: An essay by critic Craigh Barboza
"House of the Dragon" Season One
The HBO prequel to "Game of Thrones" doesn't seem to be sparking the same cultural passion as its predecessor, but it's still a MASSIVE hit for the cable and streaming company. And it's interesting to see Warner Bros. recognize that fans of these shows are often collectors too. I remember the early DVD releases of "Game of Thrones" being some of the absolute best in the history of TV on DVD, loaded with commentaries, special features, and details about the hit shows. Sadly, the first season of "House of the Dragon" doesn't get quite that "loaded" treatment - just an hour of featurettes feels kind of slight given the legacy that this show is now a part of - but it does come home with a snazzy steelbook edition and 4K transfers of the episodes themselves, which isn't happening for most new programs in the 2020s.
DOLBY ATMOS AUDIO TRACK
Over one hour of bonus content, including two exclusive featurettes:
Return to the Seventh Kingdom
Welcome to Westeros
"Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile"
An adaptation of the popular children's novel of the same name, the Will Speck and Josh Gordon take on the family classic is an odd duck, a movie that feels like it owes a great deal to "Paddington" (lovable, shy creature becomes basically adopted by a family) but it also has the spirit of an old-fashioned musical (songs written by the team behind "The Greatest Showman"). Javier Bardem, Constance Wu, and Scoot McNairy are all in on a film that didn't quite work for me (the music is generally horrible and the comedy inconsistent), but I'm always happy when family films get a little weird.
DOLBY VISION/HDE PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
Croc and Roll - Lyle on Set - Featurette
Take a Look at Us - The Cast - Featurette
Two Music Videos
"Michael Haneke Trilogy" (Criterion)
The masterful Austrian director of "Funny Games," "Cache," and "The White Ribbon" is given an excellent early career mini-boxset from Criterion this month, collecting his first three films, in which one can very clearly see him developing his voice as a filmmaker. "The Seventh Continent," "Benny's Video," and "71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance" (released from 1989 to 1994) reveal a talented young director who is playing with form, character, and audience expectations. It must hav ebeen fascinating for Haneke himself to sit down and supervise these digital masters. Knowing that this is a release aimed more at hardcore collectors than casual fans, Criterion treats them well with a documentary about Haneke's career, and two new interviews about these early films. It's a wonderful little surprise at the end of the year for collectors.
High-definition digital masters, supervised by director Michael Haneke, with uncompressed monaural soundtracks
New interview with actor Arno Frisch
New interview with film historian Alexander Horwath
Interviews from 2005 with Haneke
Documentary about Haneke's career featuring interviews with Haneke and actors Juliette Binoche, Isabelle Huppert, and Jean-Louis Trintignant
Deleted scenes from Benny's Video
New English subtitle translations
PLUS: An essay by novelist John Wray
"Smile"
While several genres seem to be disappearing from the theatrical marketplace (sorry, rom-com fans), the horror film is going strong. Perhaps the biggest horror story of the year was "Smile," a Paramount film that was brilliantly marketed and timed, originally scheduled for a Paramount+ drop but ending up a massive success, making over $200 million worldwide on a budget under 10% of that. With horror, it's often the simplicity of the concept that provides the hook, and the creepy smiles in the posters and trailers sold this story of a therapist (Sosie Bacon) who seems haunted after the death of a patient. Parker Finn adapted his short "Laura Hasn't Slept" into something that tapped into common fears around the world. That kind of bone-chilling trick will never get old.
DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
Audio Commentary by director Parker Finn
Laura Hasn't Slept — The original short film that inspired SMILE with introduction by director Parker Finn
Something's Wrong with Rose: Making Smile - Featurette
Flies on the Wall: Inside the Score - Featurette
Deleted Scenes — With optional commentary by director Parker Finn
"Ticket to Paradise"
I was pumped for a return of rom-com stars George Clooney and Julia Roberts in an old-fashioned comedy like this one but found Ol Parker's flick to be remarkably flat and dry. Clooney and Roberts still have incredible screen presence, and there's joy in just seeing them turn on the charm again, but the script here is so inert as to be nearly lifeless. All that there is to enjoy about this tale of a divorced couple who conspire to derail their daughter's nuptials is in the casting, and that's not quite enough for me. But maybe it will be for you on a snowy winter night? No one would blame you.
Return of the Dynamic Duo – Back together at last! In this fun-loving featurette, celebrate the big screen return of two of the world's most beloved stars, Julia Roberts and George Clooney.
Destination Wedding – It's a beautiful day for a wedding in paradise- and you're invited! Take a deep dive into all the details of Lily's magical day.
Production in Paradise – From Balinese marriage customs, to filming in the Whitsundays, discover how filmmakers were able to bring a slice of paradise to audiences around the world in this making-of.
Keep a Straight Face – It's hard to keep a straight face with a best friend by your side. Spend a day on set with real life pals Kaitlyn Dever and Billie Lourd as they try not to distract each other too much.
"The Velvet Underground" (Criterion)
This excellent music doc by Todd Haynes came and went too quickly. It feels like the shifting theatrical market and the pandemic has really sped up the cultural cycle, allowing even well-liked movies to slip through the crowd without enough attention. So props to Criterion for grabbing it and giving it a strong physical release to end 2022. Not only does the film feature a new 4K master but an excellent audio commentary by Haynes and his editors about how this daring feature was assembled. There are also tons of outtakes, conversations, and even complete versions of some of the films that were excerpted in "The Velvet Underground." This would make a good companion to this year's "Moonage Daydream," another case of a filmmaker rising to the creative challenge of his subject.
4K digital master, approved by director Todd Haynes and cinematographer Ed Lachman, with Dolby Atmos soundtrack
Alternate stereo soundtrack
Audio commentary featuring Haynes and editors Affonso Gonçalves and Adam Kurnitz
Outtakes of interviews shot for the film with musician Jonathan Richman, filmmaker Jonas Mekas, and actor Mary Woronov
Haynes and musicians John Cale and Maureen Tucker in conversation with writer Jenn Pelly in 2021
Complete versions of some of the avant-garde films excerpted in the movie
Optional annotations identifying the avant-garde films seen in the movie
PLUS: A 2021 essay by critic Greil Marcus
"The Woman King"
Gina Prince-Bythewood's historical action epic was one of the films that really set Toronto buzzing this year when it premiered at the fest. After its premiere, I expressed concern about how audiences would respond to an action film that's not based on a known IP, and I feel like this strong flick has underperformed, bringing in less than $100 million worldwide so far (it should be at four times that). So that means that there are a lot of folks out there who haven't seen it, and can now correct that oversight on the home market. This movie rocks, anchored by incredibly strong performances from Viola Davis, Thuso Mbedu, and Lashana Lynch. Everyone in the cast here recognizes that grounding their characters in emotion is just as important as nailing the action choreography. If only more blockbusters understod that.
A Caterpillar's Destruction: Viola Davis On Set
Representation Matters (Featurette)
Woman/Warrior (Featurette)
Storytellers (Featurette)
Thuso Mbedu Auditions
Filmmakers' Commentary
Brian Tallerico is the Editor of RogerEbert.com, and also covers television, film, Blu-ray, and video games. He is also a writer for Vulture, The Playlist, The New York Times, and Rolling Stone, and the President of the Chicago Film Critics Association.
Sundance 2023: Beyond Utopia, The Disappearance of Shere Hite, Victim/Suspect
The Ark is a Modest Adventure of Clever Pseudo-Science
Sundance 2023: Bravo, Burkina!, Divinity, To Live and Die and Live
Home Entertainment Guide: January 2023
One Fine Morning
Peter Sobczynski
Marya E. Gates


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Trump Campaign Manager Builds Out 2020 Leadership Team with Michael Glassner and Lara Trump
Trump Campaign Manager Builds Out 2020 Leadership Team
Parscale fills top management roles as planning for the 2018 midterm elections and the 2020 reelection campaign begins
NEW YORK, NY – On the first day in his new role as the Campaign Manager of President Trump's reelection campaign committee, Brad Parscale announced the appointments of top leadership roles, selecting two leaders who have played senior roles in the campaign committee since it was formed in early 2017.
Michael Glassner was newly appointed as the Chief Operating Officer of Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. Mr. Glassner was the 2016 Deputy Campaign Manager starting in July of 2015 and has led the President's campaign committee as the Executive Director since early 2017.
Lara Trump, the wife of Eric Trump and the President's daughter-in-law, will serve as a Senior Advisor to Donald J. Trump for President, Inc., the President's reelection committee. Mrs. Trump has coordinated strategic planning and digital communications for the campaign committee since early 2017.
These appointments come as the Trump Campaign builds out its long-term game plan. The campaign plans on being an important entity to help with the 2018 midterm elections including engaging in elections by supporting and endorsing House and Senate candidates, and leveraging President Trump's vast network of supporters nationwide to encourage them to support candidates and vote. It will also involve building out an effective team for the 2020 reelection campaign.
"I am honored to lead President Trump's reelection campaign committee as the Campaign Manager and build out a first-class management team that reflects the President's winning spirit," said Campaign Manager Brad Parscale. "It is my pleasure to announce the first major appointments to our new leadership team as we build out the 2020 reelection campaign. Michael Glassner has been a valuable asset since the earliest days of the 2016 campaign. He will continue to provide his proven and critical leadership to the campaign as he serves as our Chief Operating Officer.
Lara Trump has led the campaign's strategic planning and digital communications since early 2017. Her advice and counsel will also be vital as we build a plan for success for the President's reelection in 2020. I welcome the opportunity to work with two of the President's most important campaign advisors as we build a winning team and strategy to engage in the midterm elections and then to support the President's victory in 2020," Parscale concluded.
President Donald Trump Announces Brad Parscale as 2020 Campaign Manager
President Trump Announces 2020 Campaign Manager
Brad Parscale an "amazing talent," selected based on record of success
NEW YORK, NY – Today, President Trump announced the appointment of Brad Parscale as the Campaign Manager for his reelection committee as the advanced planning for the 2020 race begins.
Mr. Parscale is a longtime digital marketing strategist for President Trump, first with the Trump Organization and then with the successful 2016 presidential campaign, who has continued to lead digital strategies for the campaign and the Republican National Committee.
In addition to focusing on building its infrastructure for the 2020 race, the Trump Campaign will be engaged in the 2018 midterm elections this year, providing candidates with general support, endorsements, and rallying the support of the political grassroots by engaging Trump supporters in districts and states.
Eric Trump said, "Brad is an amazing talent and was pivotal to our success in 2016. He has our family's complete trust and is the perfect person to be at the helm of the campaign."
Jared Kushner, Senior Advisor and Assistant to the President, and President Trump's son-in-law, said, "Brad was essential in bringing a disciplined technology and data-driven approach to how the 2016 campaign was run. His leadership and expertise will be help build a best-in-class campaign."
Also, Republican National Committee Chairman Ronna McDaniel said, "President Trump is delivering on his promises for a stronger more prosperous country. More jobs, more take home pay, historic judicial appointments, and less burdensome regulations on our economy are already lifting all Americans and is exactly why we need to keep fighting to make America great. We're committed to continuing this fight for our country by President Trump's side and I'm thrilled Brad will help lead the effort."
Bernie Sanders Heading to Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan on February 22-25, 2018
BURLINGTON, Vt. – U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders will attend events in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan next week to rally the midwest in support of strong progressive candidates and against Trump's rightwing agenda. Sanders has vigorously opposed Trump's efforts to throw millions of Americans off of health care and give huge tax breaks to billionaires while budgeting massive cuts to Medicaid, Medicare, education and nutrition.
"First, Trump and his Republican colleagues wanted to throw up to 32 million Americans off of their health care. Then, Trump's tax plan provided the Koch brothers and other billionaires massive tax breaks while driving up the deficit by $1.5 trillion," said Senator Bernie Sanders. "Now, they want to pay for those tax breaks to the rich by slashing Medicare, Medicaid and many other programs desperately needed by working families. We must stand together across this country to not only fight back against Trump's disastrous policies, but to also fight for a progressive agenda that works for all Americans, not just wealthy campaign contributors."
Sanders will kick off the swing in Chicago on Thursday with a rally in support of Cook County commissioner Chuy Garcia's run for Illinois' 4th Congressional District. He will then head to Des Moines, Iowa, on Friday for a rally with Pete D'Alessandro, former campaign aide and candidate for Iowa's 3rd District race. Sanders will end the day in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he will headline a "Not One Penny" rally alongside community leaders and grassroots activists against Republican tax breaks for billionaires and Trump's reactionary budget. On Saturday, Sanders heads to Racine, Wisconsin, for a rally with Democrat Randy Bryce, who is running in Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District, home to House Speaker Paul Ryan. Sanders will make his final stops in Green Bay on Saturday night and Lansing, Michigan, on Sunday afternoon to rejoin the "Not One Penny" tour.
Sanders' itinerary is below:
4 p.m. Rally with Chuy Garcia, Apollos 2000, 2875 W Cermak Road, Chicago, Illinois 60623
Information for the Public: This event is free and open to the public. Tickets are not required, but RSVPs are strongly encouraged.
Noon Rally with Pete D'Alessandro, Curate, 322 E Court Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa 50309
7 p.m. Not One Penny Rally, Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 50 2nd Avenue Bridge, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Information for the Public: This event is free and open to the public. Tickets are not required, but RSVPs are strongly encouraged. Admission is first come, first served..
10:15 a.m. Rally with Randy Bryce, Racine Memorial Hall, 72 7th Street, Racine, Wisconsin 53403
Information for the Public: This event is free and open to the public. Tickets are not required, but RSVPs are strongly encouraged
7 p.m. Not One Penny Rally, Weidner Center for the Performing Arts, 2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 54311
Information for the Public: This event is free and open to the public. Tickets are not required, but RSVPs are strongly encouraged. Admission is first come, first served.
4 p.m. Not One Penny Rally, Lansing Center, 333 E Michigan Avenue, Lansing, Michigan 48933
Donald J. Trump Rally at Ambridge Area Senior High School in Ambridge, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, February 21, 2018 *Postponed
President Donald J. Trump Rally at Ambridge Area Senior High School in Ambridge, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, February 21, 2018 *Postponed
Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. is announcing that the previously scheduled campaign rally in Ambridge, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, February 21 has been postponed. This decision was reached out of respect and sympathy for the victims and survivors of the high school shooting attack in Parkland, Florida, and their family members. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by this horrific tragedy.
The Campaign regrets any inconvenience this scheduling change may cause our friends in Pennsylvania. President Trump looks forward to visiting with patriotic Americans for a celebratory rally in Pennsylvania at a more appropriate time soon.
A new date for the rally in the Pittsburgh area will be announced in the very near future.
New York, NY – Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. announced today that President Trump will appear at a campaign rally at the Ambridge Area Senior High School Gymnasium in Ambridge, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, February 21 at 7:00 pm ET. This is the 20th rally that President Trump has held in Pennsylvania, and his fifth rally in the Pittsburgh area, since he first began his race for the presidency in June 2015.
Making the announcement, Michael S. Glassner, Executive Director of Donald J. Trump for President, Inc., said:
"Today we are pleased to announce the scheduling of a campaign rally featuring President Donald Trump, in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, February 21. This rally will provide an excellent opportunity for the President to connect once again with hard working Americans in the local community. President Trump looks forward to an exciting visit to the Pittsburgh area to deliver the amazing news about our booming economy now that America is once again open for business. As more and more businesses across Pennsylvania, and the country, report new bonuses, wage increases, and investments in our economy, this rally will be a great moment to celebrate the success of the President's historic tax cuts, and look ahead to more great victories for the American people under the President's fearless leadership."
EVENT DETAILS AND REGISTRATION
Wednesday, Friday 21, 2018, 7:00 PM (ET): Ambridge, PA
President Trump will hold an event at the Ambridge Area Senior High School Gymnasium in Ambridge, PA.
Ambridge Area Senior High School Gymnasium
909 Duss Avenue
Ambridge, PA 15003
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/rallies/ambridge-pa-feb-2018
Delaney Talks Jobs in New Iowa Campaign Ad
Campaign plans to be on the air for four weeks in Iowa
WASHINGTON – Congressman John K. Delaney's third campaign spot will air in Iowa tomorrow. The ad titled "Jobs" highlights Delaney's success as an entrepreneur who created thousands of jobs. Delaney founded and led two-publicly traded companies and is the only former CEO of a publicly-traded company in the House of Representatives. Delaney is a past winner of Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year Award and his business received the Bank Enterprise Award from the Obama Administration for investing in economically distressed communities.
Earlier this week, Delaney aired two ads "Dirty Word" and "Early" in the Des Moines and Cedar Rapids markets. These ads are part of a million-dollar, month-long Iowa television buy from the Delaney campaign, that began on Super Bowl Sunday. Delaney made his sixth campaign trip to Iowa last weekend and has campaigned in 33 counties in Iowa to date. Delaney was named one of the World's Greatest Leaders by Fortune Magazine in 2017.
The ad's script:
John Delaney:
There are six million people looking for jobs
Voice over:
Maybe the reason John Delaney likes to talk about jobs so much,
is because he's created so many of them.
After his father's labor union scrounged up the money to send John to college,
he built companies dedicated to financing small businesses the big banks ignored…
which helped create jobs.
Thousands and thousands of them.
Hey, if you're going to run for the biggest job in America,
it helps if you've actually created some.
Delaney Continues Iowa Ad Campaign with Spot on Running Early
Campaign plans to be on the air for next four weeks in Iowa
WASHINGTON – Congressman John K. Delaney's second campaign spot is on the air in Iowa. The ad, titled "Early" can be viewed online here. On Sunday, Delaney ran his first commercial, "Dirty Word" in the Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport and Sioux City markets during the Super Bowl.
The two ads are part of a million-dollar, month-long Iowa television buy from the Delaney campaign that will include multiple ads. Delaney made his sixth campaign trip to Iowa this weekend.
Most Iowans understand the concept of starting early
There's an awful lot of work to be done
How do we bring our country together?
How do we begin to heal a fractured nation?
The work starts now


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Home Stolen Corvettes Multi-State Car Theft Ring Targeting Corvettes and Other High End Cars...
[STOLEN] Multi-State Car Theft Ring Targeting Corvettes and Other High End Cars Broken Up
Mitch Talley
Police in Louisville, Kentucky have put a big dent in an intricate car theft ring, thanks to a tip from a watchful car dealer.
After a person bought an $80,000 car on Friday and then returned to buy another expensive car the next day, Joey Craig, owner of Craig and Landreth Cars, grew suspicious, noting that the person didn't want to make a down payment and asked to buy it on credit.
"Once we thought about it harder and once we dug in," Craig said, "we realized we had a problem. This person was still communicating with us trying to purchase a vehicle."
Craig contacted police, and police talked to the buyer – from Atlanta, Georgia – who told them their child was in danger if they did not purchase the vehicles and that there were four other vehicles on their way to Georgia.
"As [the officer] was talking to that person, he learned that person's child was in danger if they did not return with the vehicle they were sent to purchase on Saturday," St. Matthews Police detective Lisa Doyle said.
As they followed their kidnapping protocol, police uncovered a complex crime ring in which criminals steal someone's identity to make fake credit cards and IDs, then coerce other people to go to dealerships to buy the cars. Once they obtain the cars, the criminals drive back to Atlanta where the crime ring is based.
"It's my understanding that the kind of ring leaders of this operation make sure they quiz the people and make sure they're very familiar with the person's identity that they're using at the time," Doyle said.
After confirming the child was safe, St. Matthews Police received help from Kentucky State Police, who were able to locate the cars on I-65, including a white Corvette near the Bullitt County line that was stopped without incident and the driver arrested.
Troopers clocked another burgundy Corvette going more than 123 miles per hour and later found the car abandoned at the Five Star on North Mulberry. In the process of looking for the second Corvette, troopers spotted two other vehicles reported stolen on North Mulberry.
The driver of one of the cars, a BMW, pulled over and fled on foot and was described as a black male last seen wearing white shorts, a white shirt, and white Crocs in the area of the Speedway and Motel 6 on North Mulberry. The driver of another stolen vehicle, a Jeep Trailhawk, was able to get away. Elizabethtown Police Department officers later found the Jeep submerged in Freeman Lake in Hardin County, with the driver fleeing on foot beforehand. He was described as a black male wearing red and black shorts with braided hair.
KSP recovered all four of the stolen vehicles, which will be turned over to the St. Matthews Police Department.
Seven people have been identified as members of the ring, Doyle said during a news conference Monday. Three have been charged with theft and organized crime, and police believe they will be able to locate the others as well. Anyone with information about the suspects is asked to contact Kentucky State Police Post 4 or the St. Matthews Police Department.
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Billy Sep 15, 2021 At 8:26 pm
Hope they all get a lengthy sentence w/out parole, but according to tonight's local Atlanta ABC station, Fulton county has a backlog of 12,000 cases, 51 of which are murder charges, with no hope to get through all of those in months and years. As a result, these car theft ring thugs will bond out just to continue their life of crime with little fear of any meaningful punishment. Sad is the state of society today.
Rob Sep 16, 2021 At 5:59 am
I rather read a story like this than one about a fool who crashed their C8.
Zora Sep 17, 2021 At 6:32 pm
Corvettes have always been sought after by thieves for decades. Now the newer generation of Mopars are in the top three for most stolen vehicles in the U.S.
Andrew Sep 20, 2021 At 10:26 pm
There's gonna be a lot of pissed off Russian mob types who aren't getting their cars.


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Local Landowners
Sir Edward Bisshopp, owner of the Parham Estate, West Sussex from 1626 untill 1649
English history is often perceived as the history of the landowning class and the ownership of land was seen as the means to wealth and status even after the rise of industrial and business wealth. The successful professional man or manufacturer wished to end his life as a country landowner and even in the 21st century that is an aspiration of many stars of media and sport.
The Domesday survey illustrates the pyramid of landownership known as the feudal system. The king owns all the land; he keeps some for his own use and parcels out the rest among bishops, barons and officials. They in turn keep some, their demesne or home farm, and allocate the rest to secure a cash income, reward supporters and field men for war as landholding usually involved military service. Inheritance of manors was normally by male primogeniture.
At the heart of the system was the manor held by a lord who might be the king or a gentleman of modest means no better off than some of his tenants. In addition some landowners were corporations and by the end of the Middle ages religious houses and university colleges were major landowners. Although most small landowners were resident in the locality many large landowners were absentees. A steward, often a neighbouring landowner would hold courts and a tenant farmer would act as reeve or bailiff and ensure the estate was run properly and all profits delivered to the owner.
By the 17th century most local landowners settled their estates by a process known as entail ensuring that estates could not be sold or divided however large. By the 19th century it was realised that this rigid system was not in the interest of the country especially as it prevented money being released for investment and discourage improvement. Landownership became more fluid, anyone with money could become a landowner and fewer estates continued in the same family for generations.
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Medieval Silksworth
Silksworth, situated in Bishopwearmouth parish but in the hands of the Priory of Durham, was held by a number of prominent medieval families.
Medieval Lordship and Authority
The modern city of Sunderland, which now lies in the metropolitan county of Tyne and Wear, was part of County Durham before the re-organization of
Earl of Aylesford
Earl of Aylesford, in the County of Kent, is a title in the Peerage of Great Britain.
Sir Lawrence Tanfield
Sir Lawrence Tanfield (c.1551-1625) was a prominent lawyer and politician who established a country seat at Burford in the 1580s.
The Palmer Family of Parham, Sussex
Sir Thomas Palmer built the Elizabethan house at Parham.
The Bishopp Family at Parham
The Bishopp family bought Parham from the Palmers in 1601 and stayed there until the last of the line died in 1828.
The Pearsons
The Pearsons came to Parham in 1922 neither as members of a nouveau riche 'smart set' nor from the old landed aristocracy.
The Women of Parham House
Women have featured strongly in the succession of owners at Parham although, until the Married Woman's Property Act of 1882, a woman's property pas
John Collins
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Richard Mompesson
Between 1581 and the later 18th century, the majority of the estate of Codford St Mary was owned by the Mompesson family. The family made clear t
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One among quite possibly the most common electrical wiring questions is regarding how to wire a change. When using switches at your home is very straightforward, wiring 1 might not be that straightforward for everyone. An ON-OFF switch is really quite simple to wire. You will find different kinds of switches, but for this example, let's say you might be setting up a single-pole toggle switch, an incredibly popular swap (as well as the most basic).
You'll find a few colors of wires in a usual single-pole toggle switch: black, white, and environmentally friendly. Splice the black wire in two and hook up them within the terminal screws - one particular on top along with the other over the bottom screw on the swap. The white wire serves as being a supply of uninterrupted electric power and is particularly usually related to a mild coloured terminal screw (e.g., silver). Link the eco-friendly wire to your ground screw of one's switch.
These measures would generally be sufficient to help make a typical change function without having a difficulty. Nevertheless, in the event you usually are not self-assured which you can accomplish the endeavor correctly and safely and securely you far better allow the pros do it instead. After all, there is certainly a purpose why this task has become the commonest electrical wiring concerns asked by most of the people.
For many motive, how you can wire a ceiling fan is additionally considered one of probably the most common electrical wiring questions. To simplify this task, you may use just one change for any single ceiling fan. To wire the admirer, it really is simply a subject of connecting the black wire in the ceiling fan to your black wire with the switch. If there is a light, the blue wire need to be linked to your black wire from the change likewise.
There are explanations why these are definitely the most frequently asked electrical wiring issues. One, lots of feel it is really easy to perform, and two, they are the widespread electrical tasks at home. But then you definitely should not put your security in danger in your purpose to economize. The stakes could even be much larger in case you make an effort to spend less and do an electrical wiring occupation without having sufficient information or experience.


Paternity Fraud in SC - Should I Pay Child Support If I'm Not the Father?
On behalf of Axelrod & Associates, P.A. posted in Child Support on Thursday, August 23, 2018.
DNA tests can conclusively tell us whether someone is the father of a child - but, what happens if you don't get a DNA test done before the court says you're the father?
On behalf of Axelrod & Associates, P.A. posted in Child Support on Monday, August 20, 2018.


Why make your holidays comfortable and relaxing? Add some excitement and make it a thrilling experience with the best adventure resorts in Wayanad , Chateau woods. Chateau woods gives you the exhilaration of adventure as well as the easiness of a resort with a whole list of adventurous activities close to nature and which compel you to explore and love yourself. There is no other place in India which could give you a natural feast just like Wayanad. To get an adventurous as well as calming vacation, for family as well as honeymoon couples, in a single package, Chateau woods is the perfect choice in India.
Outdoor junkies will love maneuvering a hill in a four wheel drive in the adjoining hills, private waterfall, fishing in the natural lake in the property or just sinking in the easy chairs on the balcony and looking out at the orange skies as the Thollayaram (translated as 900 acres) mountains become dark silhouettes against them. While nature surrounds the Chateau Woods, the cottages and suites are an epitome of modern construction.
This is one of the most thrilling activities that one can do from Chateau Woods, but it is certainly not for the fain hearted. Drive 9 kms towards the Thollayaram hills that can be seen from the property into the dense forest. Soon, the narrow paved road starts getting bumpy, eventually losing no sign of tar, just brown mud, large rocks and a gradient that would make you slightly nervous. With all the ingredients for a four-wheel drive, the driver shifts the gear and takes you for a ride of a lifetime. Bump along the path, stop at a viewpoint and eventually end at a peak where a small restaurant serves a few snacks in the middle of nowhere – then its back again!
Just a five-kilometer drive away towards the nearby Soochipara falls, you can have a lazy picnic and enjoy the gurgling water rushing down tiered rocks at a private waterfall. Only Chateau Woods ' guests are allowed in this private property, so you can be sure that you will not be rubbing shoulders with other tourists. The pool that is formed below the waterfall is shallow and safe to swim in. Ensure that the kids are supervised at all times. A picnic basket can be arranged for so you can have a whole afternoon of fun here. This is one of the favourites with families.
If you haven't seen tea processing, this is a great opportunity to do so. Meppadi has a small tea factory where one can see the sorting, drying, making and processing of tealeaves. There are a few shops from where one can buy fresh tea.
At Chateau Woods, you are in the heart of Kerala's rich countryside. Take a walk into the village to see local life at close quarters.


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Filling in for Savard and Gonchar
October 21, 2009 By arseneau Leave a Comment
Fantasy owners all over were dealt huge blows with the news that Marc Savard and Sergei Gonchar, both premier fantasy options, would miss 4-6 weeks with a broken foot and wrist, respectively. With this in mind, let's have a look at some of the top options at Center and on Defence that might still be kicking around on the waiver wire.
Center (Marc Savard)
Rich Peverley, C, ATL Peverley has put up 8 points in 6 games, and is on the right side of the +/- ledger. He's a bit of a late bloomer, but he's done nothing but produce since his arrival in Atlanta.
Sam Gagner, C, EDM A notoriously slow starter, Gagner is doing what he can to shake that label this season. He's put up a respectable 3 goals and 5 points through 8 games this season, and is still just scratching the surface of his offensive potential.
Brendan Morrison, C, WAS Remember when Morrison centered one of the best lines in hockey, with Naslund and Bertuzzi skating on his wings? That may seem like ages ago, but Morrison looks to have found new life seeing regular minutes on the Caps' top two lines. Morrison is a playmaker, and is surrounded with plenty of high-end finishing talent in Washington. He's posted 7 points through 8 games thus far, and isn't hurting anyone in the +/- department.
Patrice Bergeron, C, BOS Bergeron has had a rough go of it the last couple seasons, and might seem far removed from his heyday as a 70 point scorer. Remember though, he struggled with injuries, and when he came back was faced with a lineup that featured David Krejci and Marc Savard down the middle. He's only 24 years old, and should see a huge jump in ice time in Savard's absence.
Defence (Sergei Gonchar)
Alex Goligoski, D, PIT I've been impressed with Goligoski every time I've seen him play, and I've been waiting for his big breakout for awhile now. He's been great so far this season, with 7 points and a +9 rating through 9 games. With Gonchar gone, Goligoski and Kris Letang will be expected to step up on the power play.
Denis Grebeshkov, D, EDM I ranted and raved about this guy in my sleepers column before the season began, and he's off to a hot start. He has 7 points through 8 games and is still available in most leagues.
Adrian Aucoin, D, PHO The veteran still has that booming slapshot from the point, has posted a solid 4 points through 7 games in Phoenix, and sports a +4 rating. He may not have the upside of some of the other defenders listed here, but he does have 6 seasons with 34+ points on his resume.
Jason Demers, D, SJ Demers has come out of nowhere this year, putting up 7 assists through his first 9 NHL games. 4 of those have come on the power play, so Demers is being given the chance to log important minutes with the likes of Joe Thornton, Dany Heatley, Devin Setoguchi, and Patrick Marleau. It's not entirely fair to expect him to produce at this clip all season, but he's available in most leagues and is at least worth the gamble.
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Defense Rankings
September 17, 2009 By John Leave a Comment
The forwards are ranked, so it is time to take a look at the top 60 NHL defensemen for your fantasy hockey draft.
Scott Niedermayer
Sergei Gonchar
Mike Green, WAS – This offensive juggernaut will get you better scoring numbers than most forwards and is worthy of a first round pick.
Scott Niedermayer, ANA – The veteran is coming off a fantastic season, and with Chris Pronger gone, the Ducks' captain will be relied upon even more for his offensive abilities.
Sergei Gonchar, PIT – Gonchar is one of the most offensively gifted defensemen in the NHL, and playing with Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin on the power play will translate into 60 points if he can stay healthy. He's going as late as round 9 in drafts and if you can get him there, it'd be quite a steal.
Dan Boyle, SJ – Last season he showed the Lightning just how big a mistake they made trading him.
Nicklas Lidstrom, DET – The future hall of famer still puts up great point and plus/minus totals.
Andrei Markov, MTL – The Habs' top blueliner has a howitzer of a slap shot which he likes to use on the power play.
Dion Phaneuf, CGY – Phaneuf struggled through some nagging injuries last year and didn't have the season fantasy owners had been hoping for. He looks to right the ship in 2008-09.
Zdeno Chara, BOS – He scores, gets PIMs, and has a solid plus/minus every year.
Chris Pronger, PHI – Pronger could feasibly post career highs on a Flyers team that boasts a wealth of young offensive talent.
Brian Rafalski, DET – He and Lidstrom pair up to form one of the strongest defensive pairings in the league.
Mark Streit, NYI – He was one of the few bright spots in Long Island last season, proving that he doesn't need offensive support to post big numbers.
Shea Weber – Weber had a spectacular season in 2008-09, and will be out to prove that he deserves a spot on Team Canada.
Sheldon Souray, EDM – Souray will help you in all categories, particularly goals.
Dennis Wideman, BOS – Wideman is emerging as a very strong fantasy defenseman, and is an integral part of the Bruins' power play.
Anton Babchuk, CAR – Babchuk could be the steal of your fantasy draft. The 25 year old turned it up in the second half last season and finished with 13 points in his last 11 games.
Jay Bouwmeester, CGY – He heads to Calgary where he'll team up with Dion Phaneuf to form a dominant power play pair.
Niklas Kronwall, DET – He's third in the pecking order in Detroit, but still puts up monster assist totals with all the pucks the Wings put in the net.
Tomas Kaberle, TOR – He'll slip in most drafts after last year's injury troubles, but he's the Leafs top defenseman and a spectacular power play quarterback.
Cam Barker, CHI – The third overall pick from 2004 is developing into a productive fantasy option, who posts solid points, power play, and PIMs totals.
Brian Campbell, CHI – With modest plus/minus, goals, and PIMs totals, Campbell isn't a premium fantasy defender, but if your pool only measures points, he could be a top 10 defenseman.
Zach Bogosian, ATL – Bogosian is loaded with potential, and could be a top 10 defenseman for the next 15 years. He's a great pick in keeper pools.
Alexander Edler, VAN – The 23 year old emerged as a legitimate fantasy starter last season. He could battle for power play time with new acquisitions Christian Ehrhoff and Mathieu Schneider.
Duncan Keith, CHI – An all-around star defenseman, it's a shame defensive play isn't rewarded in fantasy pools.
Ryan Suter, NAS – Had a career year last season teeing up one-timers for Shea Weber. Look for more of the same in 2009-10.
Brent Burns, MIN – Had an off year in 2008-09 as he was switched between winger and defenseman. He should bounce back as an every day defenseman this season.
Marek Zidlicky, MIN – A consistent producer, he'll play alongside Burns as the Wild's top pair.
Kevin Bieksa, VAN – A top 15 pick if he can stay healthy, Bieksa does it all.
Ryan Whitney, ANA – Should have a strong season playing for the Ducks, as he'll likely take Chris Pronger's spot beside Scott Niedermayer.
Bryan McCabe, FLA – He's the Panthers best offensive defenseman now with Jay Bouwmeester gone, and if he can dodge the injury bug he could hit 50 points.
Joe Corvo, CAR – Puts up strong goal totals for a defender, but won't help much in other categories.
Jaroslav Spacek, MTL – Could be a nice addition for the Habs, and should get a chunk of his points on the power play.
Ed Jovanovski, PHO – Started last season slowly but still churned out 36 points and 106 PIMs.
Kris Letang, PIT – Will be relied upon more heavily this season with Whitney in Anaheim and Rob Scuderi leaving as a free agent.
Drew Doughty, LA – The young gun could bust out this season and is an ideal mid-rounder in keeper pools.
Denis Grebeshkov, EDM – the 25 year old had 27 points in his last 40 games and is an ideal sleeper pick.
Kimmo Timonen, PHI – Is no longer the number one d-man in Philly with the Pronger acquisition.
Filip Kuba, OTT – Far from spectacular but he's the closest thing the Senators have to a power play quarterback.
Christian Ehrhoff, VAN – It's unlikely that he will match last year's numbers now that he's competing with a plethora of talented, Canucks' defensemen.
John-Michael Liles, COL – In plus/minus pools he could hurt you (-19 last season) but otherwise, he's a solid late-round option.
James Wisniewski, ANA – Had 11 points in 17 games after being traded to the Ducks last season and could be a sneaky sleeper.
Rob Blake, SJ – Had a fantasy owner's dream last season, posting competitive numbers across the board. At 39 though, he's a risk for a decline in skill and he's missed an average of 10 games per season the last three years.
Michal Rozsival, NYR – He's the Rangers best defenseman on a team that boasts a core of new offensive weapons, and could be a pleasant surprise to drafters who take a late chance on him.
Matt Niskanen, DAL – Niskanen is vying for a spot on the USA Olympic team, and it could translate into a career year.
Kyle Quincey, COL – Coming off a breakout season with the Kings, Quincey hopes that success will continue in Colorado.
Victor Hedman, TB – The Lightning desperately needed a puck-moving defenseman and got just that in drafting Hedman second overall in this year's draft. The 6'6'' Swede has been compared to a less physical Chris Pronger.
Pavel Kubina, ATL – The Thrashers could use Kubina's booming slap shot on their power play. He posts solid PIMs totals as well.
Erik Johnson, STL – After missing a full season with a torn ACL and MCL, Johnson finally looks to show us why he was such a coveted first overall pick in 2006.
Tom Gilbert, EDM – He's coming off an encouraging 45 point season, but doesn't shoot enough to repeat his 13 goal performance from 2007-08.
Lubomir Visnovsky, EDM – He isn't a fantasy stud anymore, and he's may even have been surpassed by both Grebeshkov and Gilbert on the Oilers' depth chart.
Mathieu Schneider, VAN – The veteran has become more of a power play specialist at 40.
Kris Russell, CBJ – The Blue Jackets have one of the worst defense corps in the league, but Russell is their closest thing to an offensive weapon on the blueline.
Alex Goligoski, PIT – The former University of Minnesota standout looks to make the jump to the NHL for his first full season and will probably see time on the Penguins' second power play unit.
Keith Yandle, PHO – The 22 year old is rapidly becoming a fantasy-relevant player on a team full of young guns.
Francois Beauchemin, TOR – He could see a major points boost as he'll finally get time on a top power play line after being stuck behind Niedermayer and Pronger for the last few years in Anaheim.
Keith Ballard, FLA – Puts up nice PIMs totals and will probably see 25 minutes of ice-time per night.
Chris Campoli, OTT – Had 13 points in 25 games following his trade to the Senators last year.
Paul Martin, NJ – Martin consistently puts up 30-35 points for the Devils every season.
Marc-Edouard Vlasic, SJ – Could see an increased role with Ehrhoff's trade to the Canucks.
Fedor Tyutin, CBJ – The big blueliner had a solid first season as a Blue Jacket with 34 points and 81 PIMs.
Joni Pitkanen, CAR – The former 4th overall pick was a +11 and had 3 GWGs last season.


Early last month I started growing oysters off of the dock at the house on Antipoison Creek. The oysters came out as seed from Oyster Seed Holdings, LLC, a hatchery on Gwynn's Island, Virginia, and were raised by a third party, Oyster Mama's Bay-Bies, until they reached the size of a quarter. I have 300 oysters growing in a bag inside of an oyster float off of the dock. The oysters will stay in the bag until they grow big enough to float in the cage by themselves.
Oyster gardening is pretty low maintenance. The cage and bag need to come out of the water every week or two to be cleaned. The cage needs to be checked just as often to make sure no predators, like blue crabs, are inside, eating the oysters.
The oysters will go dormant over the late fall and winter as the water temperatures drop. This batch will be ready for eating hopefully by early next fall, when they grow to be at least 3 inches long. (I have triploid oysters, which usually reach maturity in 18 to 24 months.) Until then, the oysters are doing their part to clean the Chesapeake Bay- each one filters up to 50 gallons of water a day!
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Christmas is all around! I'm gathering the final missing gifts to add to my present pool including spare gifts in case we have forgotten about someone. And also ordering some stuff from online shops which still have a bunch of wonderful items with great prices. It might not be in time Christmas (but the chances we still get it in time are very high with standard shipping) there tons of other holidays!
Today I want to introduce you to wonderful and new for me shop which pushed me to make a huge order! It's called Gamis. There are lots and lots of stuff for everything including home and hobbies! I will not show you my finds and gifts. I will show the most needful thing ever during winter holiday season. Yes Christmas sweaters and sweatshirts!
Ironic. Put some irony into your holiday wardrobe. I find this option both adorable. comfortable to wear and incredibly funny.
Funny yet cute. Everybody loves reindeers. Nothing marks Christmas more than this animal if you don't go for classic colors or silly hats. I would really want to be a reindeer for Christmas!
Ugly. Ugly Christmas sweaters never fail. I just love this one! it's both ugly and hillarious! I think it will loook even better if worn by lady.
Great post dear ………keep posting!!!!


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Drunken Driving And Soliciting A Prostitute Didn't Stop One South Florida Doctor From Getting His License Reinstated
By Steve Miller
Florida Center for Investigative Reporting
Dr. Evan Zimmer has been indicted for racketeering, convicted separately with the misdemeanors offenses of drunk driving and soliciting a prostitute and been deemed at one point by the state's medical board to have "an inability to practice medicine with reasonable skill and safety."
Evan Zimmer managed to get a new license to practice medicine, effectively erasing his troubled past. (Photo credit Miami-Dade Police Department
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Something he's also managed to do for much of his professional life is to hold on to his medical license. Perhaps even more important, the former South Florida psychiatrist has held that license under two different numbers, possibly circumventing the state's system that allows the public to check the background of their provider.
Zimmer, who has practiced in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, had license number ME 44139 revoked in August 1986. The Florida Board of Medicine charged him with prescribing drugs to patients without properly documentation and, in some cases, without the proper examination.
Zimmer came to the board in July 1989 asking for his license back.
The board agreed to reinstate Zimmer in September 1991, issuing him license number MC 55819, effectively erasing a part of his medical past, were someone to look into it. A handwritten note on the order reinstating Zimmer says "this order is for license # ME0055819."
"That comes as a big surprise to me, as I've always been under the belief that once you have a license revoked and get reinstated, you should have the same license number so the board is aware of your past," said Michael D'Lugo, an Orlando lawyer who represents accused doctors in front of the state's medical board.
The Miami lawyer who handled Zimmer's reinstatement, Richard Baron, said the same thing. "When a revoked doctor is reinstated, he should have the same license number so the public has a clear image of who he is," Baron said.
A state Department of Health spokeswoman said in an email that a reinstated physician's "new license number is linked to the old license number in the licensing system."
That doesn't seem to be true, at least in Zimmer's case.
The linked license numbers don't appear, however, in a public search. Search the department's records for Zimmer's license and no personal information comes up, such as education, specialty or proceedings and actions. It simply states his license is "null and void" and provides a link to the license removal documents.
Under his current license, Zimmer's full background is provided as well as a link to the disciplinary action the state has taken against him since his license was reinstated.
In November 2010, Zimmer pled no contest to a Miami charge that he tried to engage in prostitution; he was sentenced to 60 days in jail. Meanwhile, the health department received numerous complaints that he was practicing while under the influence of drugs.
Zimmer failed to dispute a complaint filed against him, so the Board of Medicine suspended his license Feb. 17, 2012. More than a year had passed since his jail sentence and the complaints about Zimmer practicing while on drugs.
In an email, Zimmer declined to comment, writing that he "lost faith in the ability of reporters" to be fair. But he did compliment the state's Medical Board that had suspended his license.
"If you attend a couple of Medical Board meetings, you will find a sincere and devoted group of professionals from various domains, who agonize over the parameters of each and every case, prior to reaching a broad range of deeply considered conclusions, consequences and judgments," Zimmer wrote. "To paraphrase Sir Winston Churchill, this system may be terrible, but it's the best we've developed, so far."
Zimmer ended his email by noting that "it is not how many skeletons we have in our closets, it is how we make them dance for us that counts."
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A new pre-release for the 1.19 version was launched on August the 3rd. This upgrade features rendering improvements for the Textfield plugin, better device support for WebVR and a bunch of general fixes for things that didn't work quite well.
It's default value is 1.0. A greater value will increase the internal bitmap rendering, resulting in a higher resolution bitmap which makes the text look sharper. Of course better quality comes with a price, and it will demand more memory and rendering resources. In the sample below, you can appreciate that the text with the value 2 is definitely sharper. But if you choose a too high value the text starts looking too pixelated.
Mipmapping is disabled by default. When set to true, it will increase the quality when the text is displayed smaller than it's real pixel size. This happens for example when we zoom out the virtual tour. The trick to improve the quality is to automatically scale up the bitmap to the next power of two. Clever.
In order to avoid artefacts, Klaus recommends using Oversampling and Mipmapping together.
It's important to keep up with all the changes and updates in the VR world. This version comes with the latest WebVR API v1.1 and browser-behaviour changes.
It's also be able to detect the new iPhone phones (6S, 6S+, 7, 7+, SE).
Although Krpano makes a great job getting the mobile screen size, there are so many Android models out there that sometimes this is not possible. For that scenario this version introduces the attribute mobilevr_database_url.
It's possible to set a custom database by introducing a new URL, and disable this feature by set it to empty or null.
Fixed a bug affecting the Videoplayer Plugin in iOS, where video panos and video hotspots displayed a black frame at the start.
Also a bug affecting the mouse dragging in IE11/Edge has been fixed.
As we all know, there are some limitations at the time of set a variable's name. For example, it needs to begin with an alphabetic character, which meats that using a number is not allowed.
This version implements more checks for invalid variable names and a more useful report in the console to help to solve the problem.
You can see in the example below that a warning comes up after naming a variable 001.
Fixed wrong alignment that caused the text to be cut off.
Fixed value not being calculated correctly.
Fixed bug that tried to load spherical multiresolution images although they're not currently supported.
Fixed wrong image / texture being loaded when the url is switched.
Now the onout event is dispatched along with the hover event.
Fixed bug affecting flying hotspots.
Fixed bug that showed the preview image instead of the panorama when the panoramic image took a long time to be loaded.
Fixed a WebGL texture resource leak when using the preview images.
Fixed wrong alignment and stacking problems.
Fixed wrong string-to-number conversions when an expression performed a number-type detection.
Fixed bug that autoleveled images despite being set to false.
Fixed attribute sortinput being set to undefined by default, which resulted in an inconsistent behaviour.
Fixed bug affecting the lookat rotation.
Changed default URL from localhost to an IP address to overcome a Chrome's bug resolving the DNS extremely slow.
I love the Testing server and despite I use it everyday with Chrome, I have to admit that I didn't notice this behaviour.
Fixed mouse-pointer-locking and mouse-control not working correctly when switching to VR in fullscreen mode.
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Since exposing the servers in your cloud service to the internet can maximize their functionality, you might feel tempted to do it very early on. The most common mistake in this respect is to do it before you have the required security mechanism for these servers in place. Don't be tempted to get into that trap.
You might feel that you are protecting your customer's cloud service against external attacks in a perfect way. However, if you are selling a cloud solution that hosts several customers, which you probably are, the neighbors' systems can be a source of threats for your new customer's cloud infrastructure. Make sure you protect your customer from his neighbors in the data center at least in the same way you protect him from external threats. Sometimes, internal threats are even larger.


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