San Simon is an archipelago made up of four separate islands and it is found in the ria (bay) of Vigo to the south of Galicia. Although small in stature, this collection of islands have seen more than their far share of history and they have had a documented human population for over fifteen hundred years.
communities. At that time the attraction of these islands was obviously peace and solitude, but all of this changed when Sir Francis Drake's privateering activities of the sixteenth century started to impact on these religious communities. The appeal of this part of Spain to Drake was its closeness to England and the ease with which it was possible to make a raid and then escape to open sea.
As the level of raids and plunder increased and Drake's activities expanded, many of the inhabitants chose to escape to the safety of the Spanish mainland leaving the islands more sparsely inhabited.
Another landmark snippet of history occurred around the San Simon archipelago in 1702 when the Batalla de Rande took place (a see battle). Also known as the battle of Vigo, this was one of many battles that are considered to be a part of the War of Spanish Succession during the early part of the eighteenth century.
In the twentieth century the islands again became one of the important outposts of Spain when a quarantine station was set up at San Simon, primarily to monitor passengers travelling by ship from the Americas. Today much of the port of Vigo's success and development is credited to the establishment of this outpost which ultimately led to Vigo being the most prosperous city in Galicia.
Perhaps the least pleasant event in San Simon's history took place in the twentieth century during the Spanish Civil War. This was a war that turned brother against brother and father against son as the socialist and fascist factions battled for a new order that would re-shape Spain.
During this time the islands became a prison island, much like Alcatraz, and its prison was reputed to hold as many as two thousand prisoners at any one time. As history has made past events more clear, it has become obvious that this prison was the site of mass torture and execution and that conditions were literally un-liveable. This scar remains in Spanish memories even now and it is perhaps the reason why these islands have been overlooked as a tourist opportunity.
Ironically and somewhat unpleasantly the islands of San Simon would, only a short time later, have a new use as summer residence for some of Franco's elite guard. This was however short lived and various applications were given to the islands between then and the point where the islands were ultimately vacated. They remain in a semi abandoned state, even though they are clearly visible from the mainland.
Over more recent years there have been many plans for these islands. Their location, in the best climate in Galicia, along with panoramic views in to and out of the bay would appear to make them an ideal vacation spot, but past history makes such a decision difficult.
As things stand, San Simon is a mini tourist haven waiting to happen, but as yet the hotels and visitor centres have still to be built.


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Be aware if someone tries to register your brand as a .eu domain
May 27, 2019 May 21, 2019 / IPPLANET	/ Leave a comment
The European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and the .eu and .ею domain registry manager EURid announced the launch of a new service which will help the fight against bad faith domain registrations.
Some people have taken advantage of early publication of EUTM applications and registered the EUTM as a .eu domain name in bad faith. Effectively reducing the risk of such cyber-squatting infringements requires adopting preventive actions such as raising awareness and pro-actively informing the EUTM holders.
As of 18 May, holders and applicants of a EUTM can opt-in to receive alerts as soon as a .eu domain name is registered that is identical to their EUTM (application). By receiving such alert, EUTM holders are informed much faster and may take appropriate action much sooner.
For more information here.
Video explaining how to protect trademarks in Bulgaria
April 25, 2019 April 19, 2019 / IPPLANET	/ Leave a comment
The Bulgarian Patent Office started a new initiative for brief video tutorials regarding registration of different intellectual property objects.
The video below gives information on how you can register trademarks in Bulgaria. Although this video is on Bulgarian it has subtitles in English.
GRAND CANYON was refused as a trademark in Japan
April 1, 2019 March 26, 2019 / IPPLANET	/ 1 Comment
The Japanese Patent Office refused to register as a trademark the phrase GRAND CANYON for class 25 – clothes, shoes etc.
The reason behind this decision was the fact that according to the law in Japan and many other countries, signs that indicate a geographical origin in regard with the relevant goods and services are not allowed for registration as trademarks.
In the case at hand, GRAND CANYON is a well-known US national park, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
What's more, GRAND CANYON is famous with all sorts of merchandising products known and purchased by consumers around the world, including those in Japan.
From that perspective, it is highly likely consumers to perceive it in connection with the US national park than as a trademark sign.
Source: Masaki MIKAMI, Marks IP Law Firm.
A brief guide for brand building and protection
January 28, 2019 January 23, 2019 / IPPLANET	/ Leave a comment
Trecina Surti (Novagraaf) published a short guide in Lexology regarding some of the most important considerations when it comes to brand building and trademark registration. The conclusions which can be made are:
It is highly recommendable descriptive brand names to be avoided. The reasons for these are many. From one hand, some of these names will receive refusal for trademark registration by the Patent Offices. From another point of view, such names can be registered in combination with graphics or other distinctive words, however, this protection will be weaker due to the fact that the descriptive elements can be used by everyone.
The brand name descriptiveness has to be evaluated bearing in mind the different languages. For instance, in the case of European trademarks, even if the brand name is distinctive in one of the languages in the EU, in case that it is descriptive in another one, the trademark can receive a refusal.
Clearing trademark search for earlier similar or identical marks has to be done before any use of a trademark, because otherwise if you start using it, you can be accused of trademark infringement.
Malawi joins the Madrid Protocol
November 7, 2018 October 25, 2018 / IPPLANET	/ Leave a comment
WIPO reports about the accession of Malawi to the Madrid Protocol for international registration of trademarks. In that way, the participating Member States become 102.
Registration of international marks for the country will take up to 18 months, the period when a refusal can be issued. Apart from this, any trademark license in order to be valid on the territory of Malawi has to be registered in the local Patent Office.
The Protocol will come into force for the country on 25.12.2018.
How to register my trademark – by myself or to seek professional help?
July 27, 2018 July 20, 2018 / IPPLANET	/ Leave a comment
Martin Hendry (Virtuoso Legal ) published an interesting and instructive article for Lexology which discusses the options one entrepreneur has in order to register its trademark.
The first case is when the business owner files for a trademark by himself without using professional help by a trademark attorney. The example presents a story of a Plumber company, which wants to develop a franchise network. The company's owner in attempt to save some money filed a trademark application by himself without any trademark clearance search. In the meantime, he invested in advertisements and branding. The result was an opposition by a third party and financial loses after that. You have to bear in mind that in such situation a legal proceeding for trademark infringement can be activated by the owner of the earlier rights too.
The second case concerns a situation where the owner seeks support of a trademark attorney who does a trademark search for earlier already registered identical or similar marks and analyses the results. In that way, they can identify the chances for a successful registration and the risk for prospective problems.
But what are the chances to run into identical or similar marks?
Not so small. Only the TMView database gives access to more than 48 million trademarks around the world.
Not only the article proclaims that professional help is advisable in such situations but also the need for an IP strategy which to pave the way for a successful exploitation of IPRs after that.
Many companies and entrepreneurs underestimate these elements of their business which in some cases leads to a serious headache and financial loses.
Registration of trademarks in The Eurasian Economic Union
June 27, 2018 June 20, 2018 / IPPLANET	/ Leave a comment
The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is an economic union between Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan, which resembles the EU in some way.
From that point of view, Liudmila Serova (Gorodissky & Partners) published a very intriguing article for Lexilogy, which discusses how you can register trademarks in EAEU. In brief, there are three main ways in that regard:
To register national trademarks in every separate country – the article gives some interesting details for the trademark legislation in the countries part of EAEU. For example, the well-known status of a trademark in Kazakhstan has to be proved every 10 years after renewing of the mark. The period for non-use of a mark in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan is only 3 years.
The second option is to register trademark based on the Madrid system for international registration of marks.
The last option is to register a regional EAEU trademark, which is a new option where you can file one application designating the countries part of the EAEU where you want your trademark to be registered. It's an easier and cost-effective way.


Our home for the past summer was Port Charlotte, FL. It's located just an hour south of Sarasota, on Florida's Gulf Coast. I had never visited Florida before and was excited to stay for a few months. Rebecca and I were both looking forward to get away from the tourists in Maine, and I was planning to shoot for my book, write, and most of all spend time with my family.
Many of our friends from New England had warned us about practically everything down there: torrential rainfalls, scorching heat, tropical humidity, mosquitoes, alligators, and most importantly – the Floridians. It's true that Florida is a very colorful and interesting state, and we really liked that a lot. One of the things that surprised me most was that Florida did not feel like the South to me at all. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia all feel completely different. I couldn't completely pin the culture down, but I really enjoyed the Cuban influence.
We spent a lot of our free time on Gasparilla Island, which was just a short drive from our house, and fell in love with Boca Grande, a small village on the island which is known for its beautiful historic downtown, sugar sand beaches and crystal clear water. The small number of year-round residents of Boca Grande are famously protective of their island's natural resources and the island is a nature preserve for wildlife, birds and marine animals. Unlike many other places in Florida, you won't find any condos or large hotels crowding the waterfront.
When we first went to the beach, I couldn't believe how many beautiful exotic looking shells there were everywhere and how warm the water was. It felt like stepping into a bath tub, I had never experienced anything like that before. We spent many days on the beach swimming, snorkeling and relaxing. I think one of the highlights of our stay for me was meeting a manatee in real life. It just swam over, observed us for a little while and then left again – completely peacefully.
The light and the color palette in Florida are astounding. The quality of the light reminded me a lot of California, but the colors were a lot more lush and vivid. I have never seen sunsets like that before in my life. I also loved the bleached out pastels most of the buildings are painted in. Rebecca and I spent so many evenings just walking on the beach, talking and watching the sun dipping into the sea. I already miss the warmth – but I'm happy to be home for the winter.
These are so lovely, Johnny, and I love how you led us through the old town to the lighthouse and the beach and that indescribable sunset. My favorite images are of Our Lady of Mercy church and the little boy reading on the steps of the library. Wonderful work.
Such lovely work Johnny. Your colors and compositions are always perfection.
Thank you, Jakob! I appreciate your kind words so much.
Such a beautiful collection of photos, Johnny! Great camera, great film, but more importantly, your perspective of life through a lens is really incredible and captivating.
Thank you for sharing your trip. Stay warm this winter!
Josh, many thanks for your feedback.
The Hasselblad is still by far my favorite camera ever made for anything with color. I'm always so excited when I get to shoot it. It's wonderful to hear that you enjoyed the post and my images.
You stay warm too, my friend!
Lovely images Johnny. What strikes me about them is the complete absence of any people. It's a bit eerie and captivating at the same time. The atmosphere is so calming, I can feel the essence of the place, just a laid back grab a margarita kind of place!
I don't think I could handle Florida's summer heat though. These definitely have your signature look and feel.
I often try to shoot around people in my travel work. Usually this is unnoticed, but you are right. In this case I took the pictures just a few days after Hurricane Irma had passed. Most of the local residents had evacuated the island and weren't back yet. I felt very lucky to have the place almost completely for myself.
Florida is very humid and hot in the summer. Rebecca loves it and I got used to it after two weeks and didn't notice it anymore.
Unfortunately your blog posts are so rare… your photography is so darn wonderful!!!
I only recently discovered your website, but I am grateful for the wealth of knowledge you share here.
As a resident of the Tampa Bay Area, I often bemoan the lack of charming and photogenic sights to photograph in my area. Thank you for sharing your wonderful images and reminding me to take a second look at the beauty in my backyard before searching for it elsewhere.
Your work is truly inspirational, and I greatly admire your style and vision! I hope to continue to grow as a photographer and develop a style of my own, you've already helped me immensely. Thank you again!
Ari, thank you for your kind words. It makes me so happy to hear that you're enjoying my work and find it inspirational.
I know exactly what you mean, often we don't easily see beauty in our everyday life. But it's there, just waiting to be discovered by someone with a different perspective. That's why I love to travel so much. It brings you to places with a fresh perspective, but it also brings you home with a fresh perspective on your everyday.
Beautiful photos! The quaint Florida towns really are charming. You're right about Florida having a complicated culture – it's one big melting pot!
Thank you for your feedback, Angela.
Yes, I completely agree with you. I loved that about Florida. I'm already looking forward to going back – there is so much we didn't explore yet.
Wonderful post, and great set of simple but perfect photos.
Neill, thank you very much. I'm very happy that you like the pictures!
Seeing a new blog post by one of my favorite photographers is always such a surprise. And this time especially, love your work with the Hasselblad in colour, Johnny.
These photos are wonderful, although many are probably ordinary scenes from Boca Grande, I love seeing this part of the world through your eyes. Can't wait for your next post, but… please take your time.
Many thanks for stopping by, Robert-Paul. That's very kind of you.
Florida is a wonderful place and I can't wait to go back and explore different areas next year. And yes, I can't help but taking my time. It's part of the process.
Thank you for introducing me to Boca Grande. I can't believe I have never heard of it, considering that it's only a two-hour drive from where my parents live. It's definitely on my to-visit list now!
Many thanks, Dunja! Great to hear that you enjoyed the post.
I think Boca Grande is a relatively well kept secret in the area, I almost felt bad photographing there. I hope you'll go visit when you have time. It's such a beautiful place and I'm sure you will enjoy it a lot.
Absolutely stunning work Johnny. I look forward to your postings!
Mary, thank you so much! That's wonderful to hear.
Photography like this reminds me why I love pictures. Because there is such deep beauty and meaning in the sharing of our journey, I am inspired. I look at my own surroundings with fresh eyes and I make gentle lists of places I might like to visit. I see how you see, and I bring this way into my own way, so that I grow and learn. It's not just that the pictures are lovely, it's more that they give this expansive view so that I might step into them and feel the ocean breeze and the sun on my face. Your work makes me happy.
Donna, thank you so much for leaving such a kind and thoughtful comment.
That looking at my work makes you happy and inspires you is the nicest thing that you could have said, and I really appreciate it. Capturing a feeling or a brief moment is something so fleeting, like a breeze or shadows dancing on a building. Being able to capture this and share it with others, making someone feel something I felt, might seem small. But it feels like greatest accomplishment to me. I'm not very good with words, that's why I need photography to express what I feel. Thank you kindly for listening.
Great photography, and great memories! Boca Grande is truly the last best place in Florida. When I lived in Florida, we went there often. Great tarpon fishing!
And if my memory serves me right, Katharine Hepburn had a home there. If I have the right one in mind it was on the Gulf with a low stone wall, and Banyan tree on the lawn.
Highly recommended and not that hard to get to.
I didn't know much about Boca Grande before we visited there but I received a few hints after publishing this post. It looks like Harrison Ford likes the place too. I've always wanted to take portraits of him, maybe I'll have the opportunity next year.
Wonderful photographs Johnny. We're currently talking about these on the podcast and we couldn't help but notice the symmetry. So well done as always! Happy to see some new Hasselblad work.
Thanks so much for stopping by, Thomas.
Ahhhhh… finally a new post! I always look forward to your photos Johnny, they're beautiful as usual! Well done!
Lovely exposures. I feel like they give me a great sense of the light's qualities.
The light in Florida is truly incredible. Glad to hear you enjoyed the post!
As always, an excellent post and beautiful work. Bravo!
Thank you so much, Rino! Very kind of you.
The post is as beautiful as I expected, Johnny. It looks like you guys had a wonderful and soft summer.
Thank you very much for your kind feedback, Morgane. That's both so wonderful to hear.
This is truly a wonderful series of photographs!
I understand exactly what you mean about the "vibe" in Florida. I describe it as being the "non-traditional" south. I am glad that you enjoyed your time there!
Lisa, many thanks for your comment.
Glad you enjoyed the pictures! And yes, non-traditional south is a really great way to put it. It's a beautiful and very interesting place. I can't wait to go back.
That's some lovely pastel & soft color. I've been giving a lot of thought about light, aren't these mostly taken during mid to late afternoon?
Lately I've been avoiding noon, P400 generously exposed towards shadows might handle it well although the contrast of light is quite brutal. I know you have a few nice frames from California and Death Valley taken like that, so maybe it's steering it a bit on the exposure/lab+scan side.
For once I brought my medium format travelling (Malta) and took that approach, should send it out next week! I still keep in my mind that limestone landscape and warm light. I'm quite unsettled on looks but have a spot for pastels.
Was listening to the Against the Grain podcast and was pleased to hear you posted something new, noticed your IG going quiet and it made the environment less sparkly.
The (non retiree, condo exploited part) of Florida looks wonderful through your lens!
Thanks very much, Jordi. It's great to hear that you like the pictures.
You're right, these were all taking later in the day. I think with light it really depends on the scene, the surrounding color palette and the mood of the original scene. Harsh light can work very well in one photograph and look very unpleasant in another. I feel the same about pastels, dark & moody photographs or B&W. Everything should work together. I try to avoid forcing a mood or a color palette into my pictures if it wasn't there.
Great to hear that you did some shooting in Malta! I'm looking forward to seeing your work.
Great set of photos, Johnny!
As always I am amazed by your ability to turn the most ordinary things (a grocery, or a petrol station) into something delicate and beautiful.
Oriol, thank you very much. That's very kind of you.
I'm happy that you're enjoying my work!
Thank you kindly, Betty! It's wonderful to hear that you enjoyed the post.
I came across your work a few years ago shortly after purchasing my Hasselblad 503CW. Your blog has been a godsend. What a surprise to see that you lived in Port Charlotte for the summer. I relocated to Port Charlotte in September to accept a flying position with Allegiant. Maybe we'll cross paths one day.
Thanks so much for your feedback, Bill.
No way! Isn't it amazing how small the world is? That's unbelievable, really. We will be back in Florida next summer. Let's please grab a coffee if you're around.
Amazing pictures as always Johnny, it's always nice to see your work.
Hessler, many thanks! So great that you like the pictures.
Ahhhh, finally — a new blog post. Love your photos of Florida. Those colors worn to faded perfection and that light which you always see and capture so beautifully.
Looking forward to more, Johnny.
I appreciate your kind feedback. Wonderful to hear that you enjoyed the post!
Wow, fantastic pictures. Do you photoshop them afterwords? Your blog is fantastic.
Thank you kindly, Sophie. No, I don't. Glad to hear you're enjoying my blog.
Hi again. I'd like to know how you set your aperture? Do you always use f2.8? Do you adjust your aperture according to ambient light? Do you use f2.8 for portraits?
I'm looking forward to your reply. I read your journal over and over again and you gave me so much confidence to shoot with film, so I also recently purchased a Hasselblad 500cm with the 80mm lens!
Many thanks for your feedback and your question, Neilluos.
Congratulations on your purchase! I'm sure you'll love the Hasselblad. And yes, I shot everything wide open at 2.8 – I usually don't stop down. I shoot portraits the same way.


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The potential hidden killers that you may not be aware of, and why fast diagnosis is vital
On behalf of Attwaters Jameson Hill posted in Medical Negligence on Thursday, September 6th, 2018
Sepsis, also known as septicaemia or blood poisoning, can be fatal. The figures for sepsis make for grim reading. It affects around 150,000 people each year in the UK. Of those, 44,000 people die, giving it a higher mortality rate than heart attacks and some common forms of cancer. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are vital, and it has been estimated that as many as 14,000 lives could be saved by better and more timely care. Of the patients that need antibiotics to fight sepsis, 37% of them are not receiving them within an hour. Fourteen hospital trusts are only screening one in every two people with signs of sepsis.
How sepsis affects lives
Sepsis is a condition caused by the body's immune system responding abnormally to an infection and becoming overwhelmed by it. It can affect anyone at any age; however, it tends to be a particular danger to the very young and very old. People are more likely to develop sepsis after a viral illness like a cold, or a minor injury like a cut, graze or bite. One in four of all sepsis survivors suffer permanent and life-changing after-effects.
The signs to be aware of
The official campaigning organisation, The UK Sepsis Trust, has come up with a mnemonic to help people spot the early signs:
Slurred speech or confusion
Extreme shivering or muscle pain
Passing no urine (in a day)
Severe breathlessness
It feels like you're going to die
Skin mottled or discoloured
The advice is to call 999 and just ask: could it be sepsis?
Gangrene is a serious condition where a loss of blood supply causes body tissue to die. Anyone can develop gangrene, particularly after a serious injury, but people who suffer from long-term conditions such as diabetes and atherosclerosis are more at risk. In 2013-14, more than 35,500 cases of gangrene were seen in hospitals in England.
Spotting the early signs of gangrene
Swelling and pain at the site of the infection
Change in skin colour
Skin becoming cold and pale
If the gangrene is caused by an infection, sores or blisters that release discharge.
In severe cases, where the signs are missed, there is a late diagnosis or inappropriate treatment, gangrene can lead to amputation to prevent the infection spreading to other parts of the body.
Over the years we have managed a number of cases involving sepsis, gangrene and other serious infections. The consequences can be devastating, life-changing and, in some instances, fatal. In one recent case, a client had to have his leg amputated following a delay in referring him for vascular assessment, the result of which was that his toes became gangrenous. In another case, a client with a severely infected leg wound risked significant renal failure when hospital staff failed to treat his wound appropriately.
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Fayose Struggles To Justify Statements About Aisha Buhari As She Arrives In US
Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State has changed his tune about his allegation that US law enforcement authorities had indicted Nigeria's First Lady, Aisha Buhari, for her alleged involvement in a financial scam. Mr. Fayose had once stated that Mrs. Buhari could not dare to step foot in the US, asserting that she would be arrested.
However, the wife of President Muhammadu Buhari arrived in the US a day ago, apparently forcing Mr. Fayose to soft pedal on his unsubstantiated claim that US authorities were seeking to arrest and prosecute her. Mrs. Buhari is in the US to participate in a series of meetings in the Washington, DC area, including a function at the United States Institute of Peace and another event with Nigerian groups.
SaharaReporters learned about Mr. Fayose's newfound reluctance to sustain his allegations
in a conversation with the governor's spokesman, Lere Olayinka.
Governor Fayose had alleged several times that Mrs. Buhari would dare not visit the US because she was involved in the William J. Jefferson scandal, a bribery scandal that ended the political career of one of Louisiana's Democratic members of Congress. Former Congressman Jefferson is currently serving a 13-year sentence after he was convicted in US court for charges that included accepting bribes from Nigerian officials.
Mrs. Aisha Buhari at the United States Institute Of Peace in Washington D.C
Without adducing any evidence, Mr. Fayose had publicly contended that Nigeria's First Lady was the woman who facilitated fraudulent and corrupt transactions in the United States with Mr. Jefferson. However, media investigations and reports by SaharaReporters and the New York Times provided photographic and other evidence that the woman involved in the Jefferson case was not the wife of Nigeria's president. The woman named in the Jefferson case is an entirely different Aisha Buhari who is still living in the United States.
Mrs. Buhari at George Mason University with Ernest Ogbozor's Family
An investigation by SaharaReporters revealed that Mr. Fayose once had his visa to the US revoked by the American Embassy in Abuja as a result of the governor's alleged involvement in corrupt practices and sponsorship of violence against his political opponents.
Mrs. Buhari has indicated that she plans to sue Mr. Fayose for defamation on account of his repeated statements.


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It's time to rewrite the retail marketing playbook and think like a DTC
Paul Frampton president, International, CvE
The future of retail looks set to play out online as the coronavirus and its effects on the economy start to decimate the High Street as we know it. And a new breed of purpose-driven, data-informed direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands are reaping the rewards.
The signs were already there - shoppers have increasingly migrated to the internet, but the pandemic has supercharged this particular consumer trend. The UK retail industry hit a milestone in May, when online spending accounted for a third of the total.
Consider that at the start of the year that share stood at a not inconsiderable 19% and it is clear that online as a channel is in the ascendancy.
DTC brands particularly are benefiting. Digitally native, they understand the power of knowing their audiences, reaching them in the moments that matter and the importance of experience, service and convenience for today's customers.
The pandemic has pushed the agenda forward by perhaps some five years, but this trend was already in the ascendancy. It's why global corporations are increasingly acquiring DTC brands and/or building their own capabilities.
It's little wonder the world's biggest brands built their businesses with the classic marketing pyramid based on reach, frequency and big media saliency. But in this upside-down world, dominated by digital and data, that is no longer enough.
These incumbents have relied heavily on retailers to reach end consumers, but realise that by leaning on a middle-man they lack the tools to create long, direct lifecycle relationships with their customers. They might hold the lion's share of their markets, but the growth agenda is no longer theirs.
I often speak with big businesses about how they can create and nurture such close customer relationships, and conversely with DTCs about how they can step outside their smaller, loyal audiences to build sustainable growth. So, earlier this year we commissioned a piece of research and hosted a virtual debate to delve deeper into these emerging retail mindsets.
It is clear that each can learn from the other, though ultimately the principles of DTC will win out. We identified ten 'pillars' of success that DTC brands stand by and the incumbents should aim to emulate.
Brands including thoughtful gifting company Don't Buy Her Flowers, snack company Graze (now owned by Unilever), dog food subscription service Tails.com and luxury linen brand Piglet took part.
We found that the successful challenger brands knew they couldn't compete on being functional alone - they had to offer purpose, be that being more environmentally friendly, charitable or campaigning.
Being "responsible" was a key concern and sustainability both in terms of product and future growth, were also important.
Digital has given new brands a more affordable and direct way to reach audiences. As a result, most DTCs excel at capturing and optimising data, and knowing their valuable audiences. By layering more audience-focused, mid-funnel channels on top of these banker response channels, many are now looking to add traditional 'brand' activity such as TV, radio and out-of-home on top - it's the traditional marketing pyramid inverted.
Another key learning was that it isn't enough to convert a customer, brands need to keep them by delivering exceptional customer service and by tempting them to become unofficial brand ambassadors through reviews and social shout-outs.
Take Gymshark, now the UK's most successful sportswear brand with a value exceeding £1bn: it focused big on building community, as has Tails.com for dog lovers. Both make their customers feel invested and involved in the brand, a huge distinguishing factor over their more established rivals.
Many of the DTCs we surveyed reported soaring sales since the start of lockdown in late March: Graze reported double the DTC customers it had anticipated, Don't Buy Her Flowers' volume was up 550% year-on-year and Piglet has recorded "exponential growth".
International expansion is another factor: The Hut Group, Graze and Tails.com have all successfully replicated their DTC formats in other markets: reaching the same sorts of audiences in new geographies, a formula that offers scale and a concept investors love.
At the moment DTCs hold the trump cards, but expect this to change as the incumbents learn from their successes. The corporations still hold share - and considerable budgetary fire power.
Some of the lessons, such as being purpose-driven and agile, will be harder for an unwieldy heritage brand to pivot to convincingly. With the right investment, other aspects such as integrating performance into the overall marketing piece and being data-driven will prove a boon.
The future of marketing will be fuelled by first-party data, agile thinking and be built on a bedrock of trust. Brands that make their customers feel invested in their brand and stand for more than functionality alone will win.
It's time to rewrite the retail marketing playbook.
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Multiple large accidents have been reported along Interstate 44 resulting in fatalities and leaving many people in need of assistance.
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The Conway Volunteer Fire Department reported a large accident along I-44 near mile marker 106 with possibly 40 people in need of assistance. Marshfield Fire is assisting, according to a Conway Volunteer Fire Department Facebook post.MoDOT announced in a traffic alert that cleanup could take up to 12 hours, as of about 6:30 p.m. Sunday. All traffic is being diverted at mile marker 100, according to a MoDOT press release. Detoured traffic will use Route 38 to Route CC, to Conway, then back to I-44 at mile marker 113. MoDOT crews are plowing and treating the detour route. Missouri State Highway Patrol said between 50 and 100 cars have been involved in large accidents near mile marker 106 outside Marshfield, Missouri. One fatality was confirmed and the scene is still active.
Another large accident at mile marker 110 has multiple people trapped in their vehicles according to the Conway department's post.
The department also reported an accident near mile marker 119 on I-44.The Conway department reported that a Marshfield fire engine was hit by a semi-truck. It is unclear which accident this occurred in.The department reported over 10 EMS units have been requested. School buses have also been requested to transport people in need of assistance at the accidents.
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Accidents have also been reported in Rolla, Missouri according to the Rolla Rural Fire Protection District and Missouri State Highway Patrol.Doolittle Rural Fire Protection District posted to Facebook declaring one accident in Rolla on I-44, near mile marker 186, a mass casualty accident. Missouri State Highway Patrol posted on Facebook at about 6:30 p.m. Sunday that the crash involved 30 vehicles and resulted in approximately 11 injuries. No fatalities have been reported.MoDOT for Southwest Missouri posted on Facebook that eastbound lanes of I-44 are closed in the area.
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Missouri State Highway Patrol confirmed one fatality in a 12-vehicle crash on I-44 near mile marker 138 in a Facebook post Sunday.The post also announced that eastbound lanes at mile marker 138 are closed due to the same accident.
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CLAUDE DEBUSSY / JEAN PHILIPPE RAMEAU
Vikingur Olafsson (piano)
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Release Date: Friday 5 February 2021
Fresh from his hugely acclaimed and multi -award-winning album Johann Sebastian Bach, Icelandic pianist Víkingur Ólafsson's third Deutsche Grammophon recording pairs works by two revolutionary French composers separated by a century and a half: Jean-Philippe Rameau and Claude Debussy.
Debussy is most often called an impressionist. "People get lost a little bit in sound for the sake of sound", Ólafsson comments. But the composer was also "a real perfectionist... there is this incredibly refined structure at work." Rameau, "the bad boy of the French baroque", likewise combined a strong sense of structure with a fondness for breaking conventions: "He broke the rules and paved the way for new ideas, new creativity, new spontaneity." What unites the two composers, Ólafsson comments, is "a kind of freedom and discipline, juxtaposed". The album Debussy & Rameau alternates music by the two composers, creating an enthralling dialogue between them. Works are drawn from across both composers' careers, with the Debussy selection including well-known miniatures such as La Fille aux cheveux de lin as well as the less familiar Prelude to La Damoiselle élue arranged for piano solo.
Rameau's works are mainly drawn from his Pièces de clavecin collections of between 1724 and 1741. One of the album's centrepieces is Ólafsson's own Rameau arrangement The Arts and the Hours. Ólafsson's album concludes with a piece that connects the two composers directly: Debussy's Hommage à Rameau from Images book 1, a moving sarabande written as a tribute from one rule -breaking composer to another.
"It could have been a triumph of style over substance but, like the Bach, the programming here is truly inspired...Where else could Ólafsson end but with 'Hommage à Rameau' from Images, Book 1? It not only brings the two composers together but offers the perfect distillation of all that has gone before." Gramophone Editor's Choice April 2020
"He's done it again…it is clear from the outset that this is no lazy selection of favourites…His playing never feels self-indulgent of inappropriate…There is never any doubt that this is Ólafsson's vision of Rameau and Debussy, but it is also clearly rooted in love for each and their intertwining opens the eyes and the ears, highlighting especially that, like Bach, Rameau's music is fertile ground for pianists" BBC Music Recording of the Month June 2020
"Each piece sounds a brightly polished jewel in Olafsson's hands, his fingerwork emulating the plucked sound of the harpsichord in the Rameau, his impressionistic flourishes in Debussy Préludes complementing each other to perfection. Exhilarating" Sunday Times
"In Olafsson's hands these pictures and sensations, transmuted into music, radiate with lightness, elegance, and a delight in every variety of life. Key to this success is his fingering, always sensitive and crisp...Then there's Olafsson's programming skills...here everything flows freely, with items solely linked by the music's spirit and whims. It's like riding a magic carpet, and I didn't want the journey to end." Five Stars The Times
Debussy: La damoiselle élue: Prelude
Rameau: Le rappel des oiseaux
Rameau: Suite in E minor: Rigaudons 1 & 2
Rameau: Musette en rondeau
Rameau: Tambourin
Rameau: La villageoise
Rameau: Gigue en rondeau II
Debussy: Estampe No. 3 - Jardins sous la pluie
Debussy: Serenade for the Doll
Debussy: The Snow is dancing (from Children's Corner)
Rameau: Les tendres plaintes
Rameau: Pièces de Clavecin 1724: Les Tourbillons
Rameau: L'Entretien des muses
Debussy: Des pas sur le neige (from Préludes - Book 1)
Rameau: La joyeuse
Rameau: Les Cyclopes
Rameau: The Arts and the Hours
Debussy: La fille aux cheveux de lin (from Préludes - Book 1: No. 8)
Debussy: Ondine (from Préludes - Book 2)
Rameau: La Cupis in D minor
Rameau: L'indiscrète
Rameau: La Rameau in B flat major
Rameau: La poule
Rameau: L'Enharmonique
Rameau: Nouvelles Suites de Pièces de Clavecin: XI. Menuet II
Rameau: Les Sauvages
Rameau: L'Egyptienne
Debussy: Hommage à Rameau (No. 2 from Images pour piano - Book 1)
Víkingur Ólafsson - Debussy: La fille aux cheveux de lin, Preludes Op.1, No.8
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Amagansett just got a lot healthier—and merrier, too.
The sign on the door said, "Don't open," but I opened it anyway. Inside, I found childhood friends Sam Schoenheimer and James Huertas, all the way from England to open a juice bar in Amagansett. Memorial Day was right around the corner and everyone was hustling.
The açaí bowls, "a Brazilian super fruit" served in a coconut, may not come locally but the Squeezery is collaborating with other local businesses such as Balsam Farms, and Amber Waves Farm, buying produce for take-out salads and juices and selling the final products at the farm stands.
Their "Hangover" juice is made with "beetroot, carrot, pineapple, apple and lime," Huertas said.
"I don't know about my hangover, but my blood sugar might go through the roof," I confessed.
"Fruit is a natural sugar," pleaded Huertas.
Huertas is not only a charmer, he's true to his word. When they opened, I got a custom made, fresh, organic juice for under a ten spot, with a smile.
Let's be honest though, juice bars are a dime a dozen. What makes the Squeezery different, aside from their reasonable prices, is that they have a liquor license.
It took a while after they opened the doors, but now the bright and cheery spot serves everything from Scottish smoked salmon, free range eggs, avocado, local kale served on Bavarian rye bread for breakfast to mid-afternoon pick-ups like organic matcha power balls and turmeric lattes to mini teriyaki burgers with charred pineapple and jalepeno hot sauce served with watermelon rind coleslaw and late night cocktails.
And guess what? I've become addicted to their "Hangover" juice. Along with Mi-Sook's Ginger Tea, I regularly pick up a bottle of the red stuff on my daily Balsam Farm stand run. Life is sweet indeed.
Want to make one of the Squeezery's most beloved cocktails at home? Try this recipe!
The Squeezery, 195 Main Street in Amagansett, is open 7 a.m. to 2 a.m., seven days per week and plans to stay open year round.


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Sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson Tested Positive For Cannabis
Richardson will receive a one-month ban, and her 100-meter win at the Olympic Trials earlier this month has been invalidated.
By Ade Onibada
Ade Onibada BuzzFeed News Reporter
Posted on July 2, 2021, at 9:45 a.m. ET
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US sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson has broken her silence following the news that the track star tested positive for cannabis, leading to her receiving a one-month ban and disqualifying her from running the 100-meter race at the Tokyo Olympics.
Appearing on NBC's Today show, the 21-year-old confirmed that she had tested positive for THC, the psychoactive substance in cannabis, which she used after hearing that her mother had died.
She told NBC the news of her mother dying was broken to her by a reporter, sending her into a "state of panic" in the midst of the pressure to perform on the track.
"I want to take responsibility for my actions. I know what I did, I know what I'm supposed to do, what I'm allowed not to do, and I still made that decision," said Richardson.
In a statement to BuzzFeed News, the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) confirmed that Richardson had been handed a one-month ban for the violation.
"The rules are clear, but this is heartbreaking on many levels; hopefully, her acceptance of responsibility and apology will be an important example to us all that we can successfully overcome our regrettable decisions, despite the costly consequences of this one to her," said USADA CEO Travis T. Tygart.
The USADA said in the statement that Richardson's positive test invalidates her win earlier this month in the women's 100-meter race at the Olympic Trials, meaning she will not be running that race in the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
It is still possible Richardson could be named to the 4x100 relay team, a decision that will be made by the sport's governing body, USA Track & Field, the New York Times reported.
The positive test news was broken by Jamaica's Gleaner newspaper.
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Sha'Carri Richardson (@itskerrii), the US Women's 100-meter champion who dominated the Olympic trials, tested positive for marijuana following that race, throwing her Olympic future in doubt.
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Richardson was the woman of the moment last month after delivering a stunning performance at the track and field trials in Oregon, where she qualified for the women's 100 meters for the Tokyo Olympics by winning the race.
The Dallas native ran the race in 10.86 seconds, making her the fastest woman in America and earning herself a spot on Team USA.
Richardson expressed disappointment at the situation and vehemently maintained that she would never be associated with steroids.
"It's never been a steroid. It will never be a steroid attached to the name Sha'Carri Richardson. The charge and what the situation was is marijuana," she told Today.
Before appearing on the show, Sha'Carri tweeted: "I am human."
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The United States Anti-Doping Agency is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code (WADA), which rules cannabis and cannabinoids as prohibited substances in competition with exceptions for athletes who have approved Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE).
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Sha'Carri Richardson celebrates winning the women's 100-meter final with grandmother Betty Harp.
Regardless of the outcome, Richardson expressed optimism that this would not be her last chance at the Olympics.
While not generally considered a performance-enhancing drug, WADA's classification of cannabis and cannabinoids is based on its potential danger to athletes, its impact on the "spirit of sport," and the result of some studies that show it can potentially be a performance enhancer.
As reported in the Gleaner, Jenna Prandini, who finished fourth in the trials, has been tapped to join the Olympic team, and fifth-placed finisher Gabby Thomas will be heading to Tokyo as an alternate.
The Summer Olympics are scheduled to begin on July 23.
Richardson's post-race interview in Oregon last month delivered a viral moment where she declared herself to be "that girl," earning her fans across the internet.
"I just want the world to know that I'm that girl," she told an NBC reporter. "Every time I step on the track, I'm gonna try to do what it is that me, my coach, and my support team believe I can do."
BuzzFeed News contacted her agent and representatives at USA Track & Field.
Ade Onibada is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in London.
Contact Ade Onibada at ade.onibada@buzzfeed.com.


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M is for mystery. We like to keep a little of this in our relationship so that we continue to surprise each other with how sweet true love can be. Sometimes he won't tell me what he's cooking until I close my eyes and taste it, or I'll take him on a surprise date where he doesn't know where we're going until we get there.
A is for always. We like to put the word "always" in front of everything we say and mean to each other. It makes it mean forever and reminds us that we've made a lifelong commitment to one another. I will always love him and he will always love me. We will always talk about what we're really feeling and always do our best to work through it together. He will always be my best friend and I will always be his. Get where we're going here?
R is for real. We watch a lot of movies but we're fully aware that we live in the real world where problems don't just magically work themselves out by the final act. We choose to look at a situation realistically when we put it on the table. What's really going on here? What are we really feeling right now? What can we really do to solve it? What will really happen if we don't?
R is for respect. If we had no money, no home, no car, no anything, we'd still have respect for one another. He still opens doors, pulls out chairs, and says excuse me instead of cutting me off. I still give him a courtesy call when plans have changed and a answer him honestly when he asks my opinion. All of this things are rooted in the profound amount of respect that we have and have always had for one another.
I is for intentional. We didn't meet or fall in love on purpose but we've intentionally worked hard to stay that way. We believe we have to present in our marriage to make it work. This means we need to intentionally put the effort in that it takes to sustain a healthy balance and support each other and the vows we've made. I don't think you can accidentally have a healthy happy marriage. Your actions and involvement much be intentional and driven by the love you share and the desire for the life you dream of together.
A is for allowance. Everyone needs their "me time" and their space. We allow each other to be ourselves in our marriage and I can already see what a difference that makes in our individual happiness. We allow time for each other in our busy schedules to be sure we're not just two ships passing in the night. We allow room to grow into different parts of our marriage. It's not always going to be perfect or the right fit, but we'll get there if we allow ourselves the space to fill into it.
G is for gratitude. If we didn't appreciate the things we did for one another what would be the point of it all? When we act out of love all we're really hoping for in return is gratitude and appreciation for the love we've given out. If we get that back we're all good inside – so remember when you have nothing else to give each other but love and gratitude you're still giving so much.
E is for excitement. The night he proposed to me, my husband made me promise that our marriage would be as exciting and exhilarating as the seven years we'd shared together before that moment. I knew I could easily make that promise to him because we fell in love because we're best friends who know how to have fun together, enjoy each other, and most importantly enjoy life. I know that we can and will keep that part of our love alive as long as we remain two best friends in love.
How do YOU spell marriage? Share it, blog it, tweet it…I just wanna know. Happy Thursday ladies!
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9 Responses to How Do YOU Spell Marriage?
Can I just say you've become a huge inspiration in working on making my marriage better? I consider myself a bit of a rookie wife even though I've been through a divorce (first marriage was really only on paper, unfortunately). Reading your blog really helps me value and respect my marriage even more. Thanks for sharing a great post.
Wow. I really love this post, this really is what marriage is all about. Our 2nd anniversary is coming up in 2 weeks, maybe a fun idea to make our own spelling out of marriage as an activity! Thanks for the inspiration!
My recent post Happy Fathers Day!
M is for Moments. I think we realize that it is important to steal any moment we can in our busy lives to show our love for each other, and to create memories.
A is for Attitude. What we say and do for each other, and even when the other is not around, is important. I have a sense of humor, but I don't believe I'd ever let it turn into bashing or talking bad about my husband. I think you do a GREAT job of balancing between the two.
R is for Recognition. For each other, the important people in our lives who helped us get to where we are today, and the for the value we both bring to our marriage and household.
R is for Resonate. I hope that our love, and our model for marriage, will resonate with our future children and their children, and the generations to come in our family.
I is for Insatiable. We've been together for going on six years (married for one) and I STILL miss him every single day at work. I want our desire and longing for one another to stay as insatiable as it is now.
A is for Awakening. When we hit our lows in life, it's important to be there to awaken each other's spirits and minds to the things we need to see. I hope that when my husband needs it, I can awaken whatever it is in his spirit that he needs to thrive and prosper. I also know he will do that for me.
G is for Giving. The more we give in this relationship, the stronger our love grows, and the getting is wonderful. But it feels sooo good to give to the one you truly love.
E is for Eternity. That's how long our love will last!
magical spells really work!! I never thought there were still honest, genuine, trustworthy and very powerful spell casters until i met the spiritual helper, ayeomoni ajolaye. last week he did a love spell for me and it worked effectively and now he just casted another healing spell for my friend who has fibroid and now she is totally free and she is presently the happiest person on earth, she keeps thanking me all day..
I just thought it would be good to tell the whole world about his good work and how genuine he is, i wasn't thinking i could get any help because of my past experiences with other fake casters who could not bring my husband back to me and they all promised heaven and earth and all they are able to do is ask for more money all the time until i met with this man. he does all spells, Love spells, money spells, lottery spells e.t.c i wish i can save every one who is in those casters trap right now because i went though hell thinking and hoping they could help me.
shall be for ever grateful to him.


Sergio Leone is a singular figure among Italian filmmakers of the postwar years; his films grow in reputation year after year. Groundbreaking westerns such as his Dollars trilogy and the authoritative Once upon a Time in the West have made Leone one of the most popular and influential directors in world cinema.
Christopher Frayling's remarkable biography of Leone—the first ever—affectionately explores his body of work and casts light on little-known details of his life. A wealth of research, story, and insight, Sergio Leone: Something to Do with Death stands as the definitive study of this master filmmaker, crafted by one of our most acclaimed critics and historians.


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DynAny

Any values can be dynamically interpreted (traversed) and constructed through DynAny objects.

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DynArray objects support the manipulation of IDL arrays.

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DynArray objects support the manipulation of IDL arrays.

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DynEnum objects support the manipulation of IDL enumerated values.

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DynEnum objects support the manipulation of IDL enumerated values.

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DynFixed objects support the manipulation of IDL fixed values.

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DynFixed objects support the manipulation of IDL fixed values.

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DynSequence objects support the manipulation of IDL sequences.

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DynSequence objects support the manipulation of IDL sequences.

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DynStruct objects support the manipulation of IDL struct and exception values.

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DynStruct objects support the manipulation of IDL struct and exception values.

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DynUnion objects support the manipulation of IDL unions.

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DynUnion objects support the manipulation of IDL unions.

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DynValue objects support the manipulation of IDL non-boxed value types.

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DynValueBox objects support the manipulation of IDL boxed value types.

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DynValueBox objects support the manipulation of IDL boxed value types.

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DynSequence objects support the manipulation of IDL sequences.

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MCB Supports Multi-Faith Call for Migrant Amnesty
The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) is supporting a multi-faith call for migrant amnesty and called upon thousands of its supporters and affiliates to join the 4th May rally in London. The rally will be calling for large numbers of refused asylum seekers and visa overstayers to be made citizens. The Strangers into Citizens Day of Action and Celebration is expected to be one of the largest ever public acts by Britain's faith communities, and the biggest pro-immigrant crowd ever assembled.
Muslims will be meeting in designated mosques and community centres across London before heading to Trafalgar Square where they will join with churches, associations and trade unions to argue for a one-off amnesty. Some 3,000 Muslims are expected to meet at 11:30 am at Tothill Street, SW1, before marching on to Trafalgar Square where they merge with thousands waving Union Jack flags arriving for the Strangers into Citizens rally at midday in Trafalgar Square, at which 20,000 are expected. Among those speaking in the square will be Dr. Abdul Bari, Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain.
Dr Bari said: "This is a humanitarian issue. There are many immigrants who have more or less settled in this country, some with their families. Many have come from various countries for different reasons. Now that they are here, and as long as they are undocumented, they cannot contribute economically, even though they contribute to the fabric of society. They are not recognised and it is important that they and their contribution be recognised, so the whole country can benefit".
The Strangers into Citizens Day of Action and Celebration will bring together Muslims, Christians, Chinese, Latin-Americans and other communities an exuberant day of diversity and performances. The Muslim Council of Britain, a consortium of 500 mosques, charities and community groups has been working with other charities, NGOs and faith groups to fight for the common causes that affect the lives of ordinary Britons.
The Muslim Council of Britain is an umbrella body of some 500 mosques, charities and schools.
Strangers into Citizens


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Are you looking for a holiday without any thoughts?
Enjoy your destination even before leaving.
A world of possibility in a single vacation: sea, sun, relaxation, entertainment, art and history.
Every season is the right one for a cruise in the Western Mediterranean.


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Player of the Week - September 14, 2009
Player of the Week: Zuzana Markova
Freshman; 5' 11" Setter/RH; Kent State University.
Home: Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic.
Last week: After opening the season on the bench, Markova has emerged as the starting setter and part-time RH for a team on the rise. She paced the Golden Flashes last weekend to a sweep of the Wright State tourney, beating Evansville, St. Peter's and the host team, delivering 109 assists (8.4/set) and hitting at a .348 rate (8 kills, no errors, 23 swings).
Excerpt from original AVSR report: "A world-class beach player, Zuzana is less refined as an indoor setter but has vast talents at the position. She has a strong, broad base of skills, athleticism, and instincts plus a superior competitive mentality. She's ready for court time in high-Division I as a setter and/or RH and will improve swiftly with experience. .... Driven competitor and steady performer. Plays a smart, imaginative game with few errors. .... Mother is a long-time player who still competes locally (originally a LH but plays all positions)." [October 2008]
See Zuzana Markova's bio at the Kent State web site.
Special Mention: Svetlana Simic
Senior; 5' 9" LH; Long Island University.
Home: Klek, Serbia.
Last week: Scored 98 kills (6.13/set), hit at .248 efficiency, and picked up 68 digs (4.25/set) in wins over Colgate, Siena, and Seton Hall and a loss to Georgia. Was named Northeast Conference Player of the Week. Leads LIU this year in kills, digs, and aces.
See Svetlana Simic's bio at the Long Island web site.


Bathroom training can be a long procedure; however utilizing a handful of tips can really perform the job easily and quickly. Listed below are the toilet tips and tricks that will assist your toddler to learn toilet training sessions at an early age.
Allow your toddler visit home…naked. As he is not dressing in a diaper or under-wear, they will probably have not any spot to place their urine or stools. Portable toilet could be good option!
Artworks, imprints on palm are generally all ideal bathroom incentives. Get the toddler to the shop so they are able to shop toilet rewards for resting comfortable during the night.
Any time your toddler will use the bathroom successfully, sing their praises. Speak to other relatives to admire child also.
It's best to tell your child tutor to the fact that you are surely toilet coaching at home. Teachers are working with lots of youngsters, whenever your girl or boy requires a reminder to visit, make certain you disclose the idea with instructor.
Toilet chair or seats prove useful immediately after they require using a bathroom. Wipes and extra suits have proven to be beneficial to save inside the car. Shop for a few pairs of trousers, so that you always have a complete clean set of cloths whenever you need for your kid.
Limit dairy milk and juices definitely sixty or seventy minutes right before going to bed to support the little one keep moisture-free at nighttime.
Initiate infant potty training in regular time durations. Allow them to eat or drink and perform as normal, but every 20 minutes place them on the toilet set. By the end of an activity, revert back to a diaper.


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What fundamental principle was expressed by the War Crimes Tribunal at Nuremberg following WWII?
What was the main purpose of the Nuremberg trials?
What can we learn from the Nuremberg trials?
What is the Nuremberg Code and why was it established?
Who was found not guilty at the Nuremberg trials?
What was the punishment for those found guilty during the Nuremberg trials?
Is the Nuremberg Code law in the UK?
Who was the greatest German?
Who were the leaders of Germany?
Who was the best Panzer General?
Who was Hitler's chief staff?
Does the German military still use the iron cross?
The fundamental principle expressed by the war crimes tribunal at nuremberg following World War II is that national leaders are responsible for their wartime actions.
On October 18, 1945, twenty-two of Nazi Germany's political, military, and economic leaders were brought to trial in Nuremberg for crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
The Nuremberg trials established that all of humanity would be guarded by an international legal shield and that even a Head of State would be held criminally responsible and punished for aggression and Crimes Against Humanity.
The Nuremberg Code aimed to protect human subjects from enduring the kind of cruelty and exploitation the prisoners endured at concentration camps. The 10 elements of the code are: Voluntary consent is essential. The results of any experiment must be for the greater good of society.
Three of the defendants were acquitted: Hjalmar Schacht, Franz von Papen, and Hans Fritzsche. Four were sentenced to terms of imprisonment ranging from 10 to 20 years: Karl Dönitz, Baldur von Schirach, Albert Speer, and Konstantin von Neurath.
In the end, the international tribunal found all but three of the defendants guilty. Twelve were sentenced to death, one in absentia, and the rest were given prison sentences ranging from 10 years to life behind bars. Ten of the condemned were executed by hanging on October 16, 1946.
As a general principle, health ethics is not devolved to Scotland and therefore the Nuremberg Principles are not part of Scots Law. However, research conducted in NHS Scotland is regulated and governed through a UK wide system which observes those principles.
Greatest Germans
Alice Schwarzer for die Geschwister Scholl, Sophie and Hans Scholl.
Friedrich Nowottny for Willy Brandt.
Götz Alsmann for Johann Sebastian Bach.
Peter Sodann for Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Wolf von Lojewski for Johannes Gutenberg.
Helmut Markwort for Otto von Bismarck.
Nina Ruge for Albert Einstein.
Leaders of Germany
Kaisers of the German Empire
Paul von Hindenburg* 1934
Adolf Hitler** 1933–45
Chancellors of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany)
Konrad Adenauer 1949–63
Hermann Balck
Years of service 1913–45
Rank General der Panzertruppe
Battles/wars World War I World War II Battle of France Battle of Greece Battle of Stalingrad Italian Campaign Lvov-Sandomierz Offensive Western Front Battle of Hungary
Awards Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds
Franz Halder Halder
More than six decades after its end, though, Germany has reintroduced military honors: A politically correct, newly minted version of the Iron Cross – awarded to German soldiers since 1813, but withdrawn after the Second World War – was pinned on the chests of four senior non-commissioned officers yesterday.
How would you describe a nonchalant person?
Why is the UN calling for equal rights for LGBT people?
What is the importance of non verbal communication techniques justify your answer with examples?
Does Tim Hasselbeck have a brother?
How many quarters are in 6?
What is the use of eFuse?
What are the barriers to interpersonal communication and how can we overcome them?
What is a 70 cm bust size?
Can you get a 3rd degree sunburn?
What is TV radio newspaper called?
How do I get better at public speaking?
Who is number 97 on Michigan football?
How do you write a strong biography?
Why did they replace Jason Statham?
What is a split sentence in grammar?
When did leeteuk go to Army?
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Funky fresh for fall. A bright color story energetically burst on the scene with a slight 70s strut. Silky blouses, tight pants, and leg baring skirts were bold in solids or patterned pairings of orange, emerald, and blue. There was movement in dresses, even more so with flowing fabrics, and super playful when printed. The light-weight components were balanced with thick sweaters and knee length belted coats. The Tracy Reese gal is confident and cool wearing black and white in contrast to pop layering pieces, and some sassy luxe with gold accenting and lame.


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Home » Research » Research Centers » Nina Hyde Center for Breast Cancer Research
The Nina Hyde Center for Breast Cancer Research promotes advanced breast cancer research at the Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center. The research done at the Nina Hyde Center makes Georgetown one of the leading institutions for breast cancer research. According to ESI Thompson Scientific, Georgetown University is ranked 8th in the world for the number of scientific papers on breast cancer.
The Center was established in 1989 as a tribute to Nina Hyde, former fashion editor of The Washington Post. Fashion designer Ralph Lauren and the late Washington Post Company president Katharine Graham founded the center.
The Nina Hyde Center represents a long-standing, concerted, multidisciplinary strategy between Lombardi's basic scientists, population researchers, and clinicians. More than 50 Lombardi scientists and physicians study breast cancer, striving to uncover the biological basis of the many faces of breast cancer, and to work towards its prevention and cure, particularly in the Washington, DC-Baltimore, MD area.
Breast cancer is one of the top two causes of cancer mortality in women, and the Washington, DC area suffers the highest incidence of breast cancer nationwide. As the only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated comprehensive cancer center in the metro area, Georgetown Lombardi works to address these problems locally and nationally through the Nina Hyde Center.
Since 2006, the Center has been led by Robert Clarke, PhD, DSc, and Claudine Isaacs, MD. Under their leadership, the research program has grown to include more than $10 million in direct annual funding.
Learn more about the accomplishments of the Nina Hyde Center: 25 Years of Progress.
Georgetown University is ranked 8th in the world for scientific publications in the field of breast cancer
Philanthropic donations to the Nina Hyde Center support one of the world's largest and most respected breast cancer research programs, empowering Lombardi scientists to pursue promising ideas still in their infancy. These gifts support the work that is most speculative and most likely to find a cure. Funds donated to the Nina Hyde Center also enable Lombardi's administration to encourage and retain the most gifted young researchers.
If you would like to make a gift to the Nina Hyde Center for Breast Cancer Research you can call the Lombardi development office at 202-687-2222 or make a secure, online gift through Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center's giving page. Make sure to select Nina Hyde Center from the drop-down menu to indicate that your contribution should be designated to the Nina Hyde Center.
About Nina Hyde: Fashion Designer and Advocate
Nina Hyde reigned as fashion editor of The Washington Post from 1972 until her death in 1990 at the age of 57. An acclaimed reporter, she was said to cover a fashion even as others cover a war. Her good writing and deep thinking earned respect and accolades from colleagues at the paper, members of the fashion industry and readers.
As a journalist and an individual, Nina Hyde possessed a penetrating eye. She wrote about fashion as social history, revealing who we are and how we live. When breast cancer befell her, she saw her illness in a broad social context. Breast cancer, she said, was a national calamity besetting one in nine American women, and she challenged all Americans to fight back.
While struggling with unflagging good humor to save her own life, Nina Hyde reached out to educate and inform others. She fervently believed in the benefits of early detection and in research as the vehicle that would eventually provide a cure for breast cancer.
Nina Hyde did not live to see a cure, but she did rejoice in the establishment of the Nina Hyde Center for Breast Cancer Research, here at the Georgetown Lombardi Cancer Center.
Learn more about Nina Hyde's legacy: Remembering Nina Hyde — A Legacy of Hope.


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Indian Railway introduces Clone Train Scheme to decrease wait-listed tickets
If the waiting list in the existing special trains is very high, then another train will be arranged for it. The number of this train will also be the same and it will run one hour after the departure of the main train.
Ranjeet GuptaSeptember 8, 2020
Economic activity is back on track amid Corona's growing transition. The operations of rail and metro trains are also slowly coming back to normal. Passenger trains have started returning on the tracks. In view of railway passengers, several special trains have announced to run. From September 12, 80 new trains will be run, on which reservation will start from September 10. Meanwhile, a major change is going to happen in the history of railways.
For the first time in Railway's history, the practice of running a clone train has intensified. Railway has also announced this. The chairman of the Railway Board had said that whenever there is a need for a special train, wherever the waiting list will be long, we will run the clone train after the original train so that passengers can travel there.
If the waiting list in the existing special trains is very high, then another train will be arranged for it. The number of this train will also be the same and it will run one hour after the departure of the main train. Clone trains will also go on the same route and from the same platform. This will benefit those passengers who have waiting tickets so that passengers will reach their destination at almost the same time without any trouble.
Railway Board Chairman VK Yadav informed that from September 12, 80 new trains will run. Reservation for this will start from 10 September. These trains will be in addition to the 230 already running trains. Apart from this, Western Railway will also run 6 pairs of special trains from September 12.
Clone Train Indian Railway IRCTC
केंद्रीय कैबिनेट की आज अहम बैठक, मंत्रिमंडल विस्तार पर हो सकती है चर्चा
Actor Sonu Sood: Villain in Reel Life, Hero in Real Life
A mobile game 'Caroboi' developed by a class 9th student based on Covid-19 guidelines
प्रधानमंत्री गरीब कल्याण पैकेज: बीमा दावों के अनुमोदन के लिए एक नई प्रणाली शुरू करने का लिया निर्णय
मोहन भागवत की 'हिंदू-मुस्लिम एकता' टिप्पणियों पर दिग्विजय सिंह ने जमकर बोला हमला