D.S. Peterson is a working writer, broadcaster, painter, and general enthusiast. His writing, on and off air, have made it onto a variety of platforms including CBC, CTV, BNN, Global News, and BBC. He has written for a wide range of publications including the Globe and Mail, The National Post, and the Kingston Whig Standard to name just a few.
His first two novels: Things that Happen Along the Way, and Field of Flowers, were both released to critical acclaim and available for purchase. He is currently working on a third novel, and in the final stages on a book of poetry.
His first screen play: The Faker, is currently being considered for production. His other screenplays: The Speed of Falling, and Long March North, are in the final phases of editing.
In what started as a hobby, D.S. Peterson is also an accomplished oil painter. His last solo show was held at Gallery1313 in Toronto. He is open to consignment, and his paintings are available for purchase.
Growing up in Toronto the young D.S. Peterson worked at a variety of jobs including janitor, tedlar bag manufacturer, lifeguard, industrial light bulb salesman, carpenter, dump truck driver, print reporter, and stockbroker. His first professional reporting job was with the Ingersoll Times, which compelled him to quit his stockbroker job and move to the west coast to pursue his love of writing. During the writing of his first novel, Things That Happened Along the Way, he attended the University of British Columbia's Masters of Fine Arts Program. He is a graduate of Queen's University, a post graduate in journalism from Ryerson University.


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SOLAR INSTALLERS KEEN TO GET IN ON GD FINANCE SCHEME
Following the DECC's awarding of a £7 million loan to the Green deal Finance Company, many solar companies have come forward to announce their involvement in the scheme.
Nottingham-based solar installer,
EvoEnergy, has announced that it will be joining the not-for-profit organisation to enable the company to expand its offering and deliver the widest possible array of energy efficiency measures for its domestic customers.
Renewable energy installer, BritishEco has also announced that it will be joining the Green Deal Finance Company. Te move follows the company's involvement as a Green Deal Pioneer Provider and will enable BritishEco to provide finance to customers installing measures covered under the Green Deal. Paul Davies, Partner at PwC, one of the founding companies behind Te Green Deal Finance Company Limited added: "DECC's support for Te Green Deal Finance Company is fantastic news for the industry.
'fantastic news for the industry' Our members, both private and public,
are committed to the Green Deal to lower carbon emissions and address fuel poverty. For the Green Deal Finance Company to access the cheapest sources of finance, we need a strong credit rating and a first rate loans administration capability.
Tis funding will allow us to meet those objectives."
EVOENERGY LAUNCHES INTERACTIVE ENERGY CONSUMPTION GUIDE
Solar photovoltaic specialist EvoEnergy has launched an interactive Energy Consumption Guide in a bid to help the British public better understand how the UK's energy consumption has changed since 1970.
'people should be aware of just how much our energy consumption has increased over recent decades'
Te guide uses figures from the
Department of Energy and Climate Change's annual Energy Consumption in the UK report. Andrew Burley, Regional Manager at EvoEnergy commented: "Te Energy Consumption Guide is designed to make analysis and education about energy consumption simpler.
Our hope is that everyone in the UK will
now be able to gain a better understanding of how our energy consumption has changed over the last forty years and what
we can learn from it to benefit us in the future.
"Te simple fact is that people should be aware of just how much our energy consumption has increased over recent decades and decide for themselves what needs to be done.
Hopefully it will reinforce our belief that
it's time for the UK to put more emphasis on sustainable energy sources such as solar panels."
INDUSTRY ANGRY AT YET MORE CONSULTATION PLANS
Tere was angry reaction from the UK solar industry following the announcement of yet another DECC consultation.
Te Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has published its Renewable Obligation (RO) banding rates for 2013 to 2017. Under the new arrangements solar PV will see support remain at 2ROCs until April 2013, pending a separate consultation on what rates should be introduced thereafter. Te department also revealed plans to scrap the RO for all solar systems under 5MW, effectively forcing developers to continue under the less attractive feed-in tariff scheme.
Te Solar Trade Association's Chief Executive, Paul Barwell, questioned the
move to remove RO support for 5MW solar installations, saying: "We understand that the RO is an inflexible mechanism for a technology as dynamic as solar, but proposing to exclude solar altogether sub 5MW from the RO is not the solution. Unless the FIT budget cap is greatly increased, this will mean unfairly constraining a cost-effective technology. Tis is not in the interests of public value for money so it is a potentially self-defeating proposal."
'unfairly constraining a cost- effective technology
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He added: "Te announcement of changes to support levels from April 2013 will delay the implementation of solar projects under the RO. Given the recent upheavals of the UK solar industry under FiTs, it was appropriate for the non-domestic solar sector to be given a period of stability to establish itself. We are keen to work with DECC to ensure that we can safeguard investor confidence, while addressing legitimate issues, as quickly as possible."
A DECC spokesperson said: "Te consultation will start as soon as possible to enable Government to issue its response and for any legislation to be laid in Parliament before the end of 2012."

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Reporter Tracks Down Hillary Clinton, Asks Her Straight to Her Face if She Paid to Spy on Trump
By Michael Austin, The Western Journal February 16, 2022 at 12:20pm
The recent revelations of the Durham report have Hillary Clinton's camp scrambling.
Why? Because the American people finally have substantial evidence to suggest she spied on former President Donald J. Trump prior to the 2016 election.
Now, Clinton is even being hounded by reporters.
A video posted to Twitter on Tuesday shows a reporter from The Daily Mail asking the former first lady and Secretary of State if the allegations were true.
The @MailOnline asked Hillary if she paid to spy on the Trump Campaign pic.twitter.com/nKIw0Fowab
— Benny (@bennyjohnson) February 15, 2022
"Hillary — Laura Collins, Daily Mail — did you pay to spy on the Trump campaign?" the reporter asked.
"When are you going to comment on the spying allegations, Hillary?"
Do you believe these allegations against Hillary are true?
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"Did you pay to have him spied on?"
Clinton had no answers. All she had to offer was an ineffectual wave.
It's not that anyone actually needs a comment from Clinton at this point. After all, the Durham report speaks for itself.
After Robert Mueller's nearly two-year-long investigation found Trump's campaign had not colluded with Russia, in October of 2020, then-Attorney General William Barr appointed U.S. Attorney John Durham to investigate the origins of how such fallacious allegations resulted in an FBI investigation.
So far in his probe, Durham has indicted three individuals.
The first of these was Michael Sussman, an attorney with ties to both the Clinton campaign and Democratic Party.
The second was Kevin Clinesmith, a former senior lawyer for the FBI was sentenced to 12 months probation in January for falsifying information in order to justify spying on Trump's campaign advisor Carter Page.
Lastly, there's Democratic operative Igo Danchenko, who is believed to be the source of the since-discredited Steele Dossier, which served as the impetus for the FBI investigation.
More recently, on Friday, a court filing by Durham revealed that the Clinton campaign had conspired to infiltrate computer servers at Trump Tower and later the White House in order to find a link between Trump and Russia.
It doesn't end there.
On Monday, Fox News reported that Hillary Clinton herself had purportedly approved "a plan concerning U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump" that would distract "the public from her use of a private email server."
That plan, according to the report, involved "intelligence community officials within the CIA" acting on "an investigative referral" from Clinton herself.
The walls are closing in, Hillary. Maybe it's finally time to come clean.
2016 Election, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, politics
Michael Austin, The Western Journal


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NORTH MANCHESTER – The Easter Bunny makes its 24th annual hop to Manchester University on Saturday, April 14, and all area children are invited.
Children ages 1 to 12 years will find lots to do at the free event. It begins at noon at the entrance to the "U" between East and Garver halls on East Street.
A parent or guardian must accompany all children at all times.
East Hall is home to about 200 MU students, and its volunteers fill 1,000 plastic eggs with treats for the Egg Hunt.


All Women's Health Center of Orlando has been providing obstetrical and gynecological services for women in The State of Florida since 1998 to meet the increasing need in the community for affordable, quality health care.
Our services include: physical examinations, counseling, abortion ( up to 24 weeks), laboratory services and screenings and treatment for sexually transmitted disease (STD). Our caring, professional staff recognizes that a woman's health is her responsibility so we are dedicated to providing complete information and the highest quality healthcare services to our patients.
We assist our patients in their family planning efforts. This includes gynecological examinations performed by our Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners under a supervised protocol. We assist you in selecting a method of birth control suitable for your individual needs. We can provide you with oral contraceptives (pills) at low cost, many times lower than a pharmacy.
All Women's Health Center of Orlando is a licensed medical facility providing abortions established in 1998 to provide affordable quality health care for women. Abortions are performed in Orlando by our licensed medical doctors with specialized training in abortion. In order to assure your continued health, our Center meets or exceeds all government regulations, as well as required standards for sterilization. The Center maintains a caring, confidential and supportive atmosphere at all times. We look forward to meeting your health care needs should you require an abortion.
Please call (407) 834-2262 to recieve information on our abortion services and to make an appointment. We have been providing abortion services in Florida in a private and caring environment for over 30 years.


Interior LED grow lights are getting the appeal as the interior as well as greenhouse lights of option for both industrial and also house usage. They have actually shown themselves to be above alternate lights systems for a range of factors. Not just are they much more efficient than various other kinds of lights, they are much more affordable too.
Just how are LED lights Economical?
LED interior grow lights conserve your loan in a variety of methods. Firstly, they make use of much less power than many various other kinds of lights. Certainly, much fewer kilowatts amounts to a reduced regular monthly power costs. LED lights particularly made for expanding plants to make use of much less power since they do not utilize the whole light range. Regular lights, called "wide range" lights, discharge light that is squandered on plants. LED lights are made to generate just the light regularities that are valuable to the plants.
An additional manner in which LED lights to conserve loan is due to the fact that their light bulbs much last longer than various other sorts of light bulbs. A led grow lights 2019 can last as much as eighteen years or twelve years at least! This depends on 10 times longer than regular light bulbs! Furthermore, LED light bulbs are much more powerful than typical glass light bulbs. They are not made from glass as well as are much less most likely to damage, also under amazing situations.
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I secretly have a crush on WWE Superstar and former MMA Fighter Ronda Rousey. I don't know of to many people who are not feeling her, but one thing you can't dispute is her ability to fight.
She joined WWE last year and really made an impact and splashed onto the scene. She has also had a few roles on the big screen. She played along Sylvester Stallone in "Expandable 3", "Mile 22" and a few others.
However I don't think she has taken on a role like this ever. She sat on ice with Kevin Hart to talk about how she got here start in fighting and more while being submerged in ice during the entire interview.


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Boil water with 1/3 cup sugar and salt for 1 minute in a large saucepan. Add strawberries and bring back to a boil, then add the grapes. Boil again and finish with champagne and pour around unmolded custard.


Our guest blogger is Colin Thomas-Jensen, a policy adviser for the ENOUGH Project.
Thursday, August 7, is the ten-year anniversary of the al-Qaeda bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. For the better part of ten years, the U.S. government has worked closely with intelligence agencies in Ethiopia and Kenya to track the movements of three al-Qaeda operatives alleged to be responsible for planning the operation, which killed more than 250 people and wounded thousands more. The suspects have frequently taken refuge in Somalia, exploiting the porous borders and ungoverned spaces of the world's number one failed state. One of those suspects, the alleged leader of al-Qaeda in East Africa Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, has reportedly entered Kenya, where Kenyan authorities are currently on a manhunt.
Mr. Mohammed is believed to have masterminded the embassy bombings, and capturing or killing him should be a top priority for the United States and its allies. But a ten-year manhunt is not a strategy to deal with the root of violent extremism in the region — the 18 years of political unrest and bloodshed in southern Somalia. The U.S. supported Ethiopia's December 2006 invasion of Somalia to oust Islamists from power and install a transitional government in the capital Mogadishu. Yet as in Iraq, the invaders had no post-war political strategy, and Ethiopia — Somalia's historic enemy — was quickly bogged down in a brutal counter-insurgency against Islamist and clan-based militia groups.
Efforts to kill "high value" targets will only produce a revolving door of new terrorists until we start to address the well-being of millions of Somalis. The current terror-only approach of the U.S. and its Ethiopian allies is generating resentment among Somalis and creating the ideal recruiting conditions for violent extremist groups. Anti-Americanism is increasing in Muslim communities across East Africa, and al-Qaeda number two Ayman al-Zawahiri has called for jihad against Ethiopian forces in Somalia.
'Whac-a-mole' is not a viable strategy, and as the corrupt and abusive transitional Somali government hurtles toward collapse, the Bush administration is best advised to put the mallet down and pick up the phone. No one is saying that rebuilding a Somali state is an easy task, but sustained high-level diplomacy and close coordination with allies is the only way to help Somalis forge an inclusive government that can pull the country out of the abyss.


The Blinn College softball team will compete in the 2018 NJCAA Region XIV Softball Tournament that will take place May 4-7 at Martin Field in Port Arthur, Texas.
The Buccaneers enter the tournament as the No. 2 seed in the South division after finishing the season with a 30-16 overall record and 18-6 conference record.
Blinn will open the tournament against Trinity Valley Community College on Friday, May 4, at 10 a.m.
Trinity Valley claimed the No. 3 seed in the East division after posting a 29-24 record and 16-12 conference record.
Admission is $15 per day, and $40 for a tournament pass. Game programs will be available for $5. Please visit http://athletics.lamarpa.edu/NJCAARegion14SoftballTournament.aspx for the tournament schedule.
Fans can watch a livestream at the following link: www.coopersports.net.
The top two teams from the tournament will advance to the 2018 NJCAA Division I Softball Championship in St. George, Utah.


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Q: How can I persist an object created at a specific step of a Flux, and will not be needed after? I'm creating an object Employee, and I also want to create another object Event which acts as a log of the creation of the employee. However, the way I'm doing it does not persist the Event.
    @Transactional
    public Mono<Employee> createEmployee(String name) {

        return Mono.fromCallable(() -> {
            Employee employee = new Employee();
            employee.setName(name);
            return employee;
        })
        .flatMap(employee -> {
            return employeeRepository.save(employee);
        })
        .doOnNext(employee -> {
            Event event = new Event();
            event.setDetail("Created employee : " + employee.getName());

            eventRepository
                .save(event)
                // .subscribe() // that didn't help
                ;
        });
    }

Repositories :
@Repository
public interface EmployeeRepository extends ReactiveCrudRepository<Employee, UUID> {
}

@Repository
public interface EventRepository extends ReactiveCrudRepository<Event, UUID> {
}

The employee will be saved, but not the event. I'm not really sure how this should be coded.

A: Like this instead:
 .flatMap(employee -> {
        return employeeRepository.save(employee);
    })
 .flatMap(employee -> {
        Event event = new Event();
        event.setDetail("Created employee : " + employee.getName());

        eventRepository
            .save(event)
            .thenReturn(employee);
    })

So, this way you get a fresh Employee after saving in the first flatMap(), propagate it downstream to the next flatMap(), call .save(event) for returning its Mono, but then you replace that Mono with a new one based on an employee variable.
This way everything is going to be subscribed at the right time in right order.

A: If you have a reactive treatment inside doOnNext, it will never be run. So, it's up to you to make the subscription. But I think the best is to use the solution of @Artem Bilan.

A: This should work:
@Transactional
public Mono<Employee> createEmployee(String name) {

    return Mono.fromCallable(() -> {
        Employee employee = new Employee();
        employee.setName(name);
        return employee;
    })
    .flatMap(employee -> {
        return employeeRepository.save(employee);
    })
    .doOnNext(employee -> {
        Event event = new Event();
        event.setDetail("Created employee : " + employee.getName());

        eventRepository
            .save(event)
            .block() // that didn't help
            ;
    });
}

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Home Newswire White British boys being 'left behind' in school — RT UK News
White British boys being 'left behind' in school — RT UK News
Jan 5, 2018: 1:13 am
White working class boys are at the "bottom of the heap," according to Labour's shadow secretary for education. Angela Rayner has said white boys are being left behind, as girls and ethnic groups are pushed to learn and succeed.
Rayner is herself from a working class background and left school at 16 when she became pregnant. She said that a cultural shift is needed to guide British boys from lower socioeconomic backgrounds to succeed.
"I'm from a white working class background, our culture – and I think that's why white working class boys aren't doing so well at the moment," she told Spectator Magazine.
"The culture towards migrant families towards education is considerably different to the culture of British families, that's something I've noticed.
"The UCAS tables have them literally at the bottom of the heap."
In an October 2017 government audit, white British pupils were shown to do worst at school in poorer areas. 32 per cent of white, British students reach the expected standard of reading, writing and maths at 11.
Rayner called for more support for white working class children, to address the education "lag."
"I think it's because as we've tried to deal with some of the issues around race and women's agendas, around tackling some of the discrimination that's there, it has actually had a negative impact on the food chain for white working [class] boys," she said. "They have not been able to adapt. Culturally, we are not telling them that they need to learn and they need to aspire."
Rayner, who left school before she could complete any of her qualifications, said she would have been written off in her youth – but thanks to welfare and social support she has grown into an independent, successful adult.
"I would have been seen as a scrounger, a scally unlikely to make anything of my life," she said.
"But without those interventions … I wouldn't now be a taxpayer who pays their way in life, no longer on any benefits.
"Sometimes you have to invest in people to get the best out of them," she added. "To me, that is socialism. That is why I'm a Labour member rather than a Conservative."


RFA Ticker, 5/23/16 | Occupy M.E.
NIH issued only two RFAs last week, but last week we learned much more about what is coming for ME/CFS.
As I explained in my summary of the CFS Advisory Committee, Dr. Vicky Whittemore reported that she will be presenting a "funding concept" for an RFA to the Council of the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke on May 26th. If the Council approves her concept, she then will have to seek approval from any other participating Institutes. Once approval from all the funding sources is secured, she (or the Trans-NIH ME/CFS Working Group) will write the RFA. If all goes well, Dr. Whittemore estimated that the RFA would be issued in June or July. Applications would be due in the fall, and funding would begin next year.
In light of NIH policies, Dr. Whittemore could not provide any information about the RFA's target or budget. We will have to wait for the official announcement. She also seemed to indicate that there could be more than one RFA, although over what time frame is completely unknown. And while Dr. Whittemore seemed confident about the likelihood of the RFA this summer, it should be noted that nothing is guaranteed. The NINDS Council could refuse it, or request modifications. Other participating Institutes (as yet unnamed) may decline as well. And until we can read the RFA, we cannot judge if the concept or amount of funding is sufficient.
I return again to Carol Head's comments at the CFSAC meeting: "Time is running out to believe in federal changes for funding." This is the week of the #MillionsMissing protests. I will be missing from my local protest because of this damn disease. I am missing (and have missed) so much of my life. And until there is an actual RFA in my actual hands that actually provides adequate funding for ME/CFS research, I will continue to say there are #MillionsMissing in research dollars.
It's a very simple equation, really. We are running out of time. And so is NIH.
Too true! And too true for so many of us!
Until we see that/those RFA(s), I will be saying the same thing…..
A person grows old waiting for NIH to do their job. I was sixteen when this started. I'm 52 now.
Indeed, we are running out of time.
Patience? I think we all have a lot of it, an unbelievable amount of it.
causes, biomarkers and possible treatments.
funds taken from other health programs to meet that allotment.
its public health emergency grants to states to fight Zik.
for funds for Zika, which is seen as a public health emergency.
especially since I can't sleep half the time.
Dr Nath, the NIH researcher responsible for the proposed NIH Clinical Center study, is heavily involved with the Zika response, but we are supposed to believe that he will still have time for our illness, even as the Zika hysteria become louder every day.
Last year it was the Ebola crisis. Next year there will be a different crisis. The disability insurers have a death grip on M.E. research policy. Until their stranglehold on policy is broken, there will always be a new crisis more important than our own.
They need to cut the "Fatigue" BS. This is a crime against humanity. My whole body may not have run out of time yet; but every moment pieces of me have.
I shouldn't have to be sick from thinking thoughts and saying them out loud or putting them on paper. I shouldn't be sick from trying to understand and read and remember my own thoughts/words. I shouldn't have to rest afterwards flat on my bed with my eyes closed. It shouldn't make me sick for days; causing migraines and vertigo and a constellation of symptoms.
This is the richest country on Earth and people are being persecuted and left to suffer and die for not having a more popular disease. We desperately need medical care NOW.
Telemedicine or home visits for those unable to participate in clinical trials/treatment in person and outreach to underserved communities are needed. New technologies to address underserved populations and unmet needs (e.g., mobile technology, online tracking tools) should be developed and employed to measure progress and to enable communication, especially for those who are not served in the clinic setting.
How many people have been helped and how many lives have been saved by the work of Ron Davis? How can they just watch Ron's son Whitney; bedridden and dying; imprisoned in his own body and in solitary confinement in his room and not fund research for the most severe patients? How can they just watch us all suffer and some of us die and continue to deny us? Research into this disease will help 17 million people world-wide. They need to act appropriately now.
I got sick at age 17; when I had mono and a severe strep throat at the same time. I'm 50 and bedridden now. It's been 33 years of lies, lack of appropriate medical care, lack of understanding and persecution that I've endured. When this happens in a household it's considered neglect and domestic violence and it's criminal. Why is it accepted when doctors and governments do it?
I am missing branches I'll never create in my family tree and I am missing faith in the consciousness and conscientiousness of people.
Oh Laurie, such powerful words. I sent my favorite pair of work pumps to the demonstration. We are missing so much, it can never be counted in full.
It's awful how much life is being missed.
I've just curtailed what my concept is of "life." It's a much narrower definition and has gotten narrowed over the years. Sometimes going to the library two blocks away is my outing for the day or going to the corner for snacks — yes, chocolate, etc., a comfort food.
Or watching a dvd is the highlight of the day.
with a few exceptions, don't seem to care.
I agree with Jenny and some others.
I wish dr. Whitemore's well, however the patient population is polluted with people who have other serious diseases.
Many dying after decades of struggle.
I will not believe a thing from HHS and all the Gov't agencies under it, CDC, NIH,niaid, and now NIMH .
Only when acknowledge publicly to all how abusive the healthcare system has been to those who are sick. And there is mandatory education in all areas of medicine regarding people who are sick, isolated and dying.
In memory of friend advocate…Pat Blankenshio, may she rest in peace.


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One of the friendliest cities in America; Joplin, Missouri, is your host for two days of competitive running, running related events and entertainment for the entire family.
The Joplin Memorial Marathon was created as a way to honor the 161 people who lost their lives in the May 22, 2011 tornado and to provide hope to the Joplin community while at the same time staging a first class event that runners will come back for again and again.
All races will begin in front on Memorial Hall at 8th & Joplin Street in downtown Joplin. Joplin Street is one block directly west of Main Street.
acket Pickup and Runner Expo at MSSU Beimdiek Student Center.
ids Race Presented by Sign Designs starts from Memorial Hall.
Walk of Silence through memorial banners on Joplin Street.
Kid's Run: The kids one mile run will be held Friday May 20, 2016 at 6 P.M. from Memorial Hall. Running, walking, skipping is all permitted. A parent can run with their child for no cost. Parents will need to use the checkin system (TBA) and sign a waiver. Kids' late sign up and packet pickup can be done at runner expo Friday May 20, 2016 at MSSU Beimdiek Student Center from noon-3:30 P.M.. 4:30-5:45 P.M. packet pickup and late registration for kids will be at Memorial Hall (race start/finish). Joplin Memorial Marathon sponsor, Sign Designs, will help the kids make an award after they finish running.
Walk of Silence: The Walk of Silence is an event open to the community at no charge. 161 banners honoring the victims killed in the May 22, 2011 Tornado will line Joplin Street from 9th to 20th street. At 7:00 P.M. on Friday May 20th this stretch of road will be closed to traffic and we will have a time of remembrance and silence for people to walk the corridor of banners. No pets please, children are welcome, we just ask that everyone be respectful of this time. The road will open back up to traffic at 8:00 P.M..


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Extraordinary Players: The Made Many Fall In Love With Ashes
by Clare Louise January 6, 2023 029
Both the Australians and the English fielded bowling teams that were on par with those fielded by any other nation throughout the history of cricket. Both teams were allowed to demonstrate how proficient they were at bowling throughout the test cricket series because of the way it was organized. The batting lineups of both teams were annihilated by bowlers who possessed a high level of talent and physical strength. Before talking about the next ashes series, here are the ten bowlers who have the most wickets to their name thus far in this series are listed below in alphabetical order. Because of how successful they have been throughout their careers and in general, these ten bowlers stand out from the rest of the competition.
Shane Warne –
SHANE WARNE, who was a bowler for Australia's cricket team and played the game in Australia, is currently in first place in the ASHES series. He is the current holder of the record for the most wickets taken by a single player in the ASHES series, and he presently holds the record. From 1993 through 2007, he amassed 195 wickets, maintained an economy rate of 2.52, and posted an ASHES result of 8/71 in his finest performance.
Glenn McGrath –
The number two spot belongs to GLENN MCGRATH, an Australian cricketer who competed professionally from 1994 to 2007. Bowling was one of his passions, and he competed professionally from 1994 to 2007. His best bowling number was 8 for 38 during the ASHES series, and he finished with 157 wickets and an Eco score of 2.70 overall.
Huge Trumble –
Hugh Trumbull comes in third place overall. He was formerly a member of the Australian national cricket team and bowled for the squad. In the ASHES series, which lasted from 1890 to 1904, he was responsible for 141 wickets and maintained an economy rate of 2.23. Bowling was one of his favorite activities in the past, and he once shot a score of 8/65 in a game.
Stuart Broad –
Stuart Broad, who is currently serving as a bowler and cricketer for England, is currently in fourth place. Throughout the entirety of his career, he has been an active participant in the ASHES series (beginning in 2009 and continuing to the present day). He concluded his tenure playing for ASHES with 131 wickets and an Eco score of 3.16. This was the total number of wickets he had. His best bowling performance was the one in which he took eight wickets while only allowing 15 runs to be scored.
Dennis Lillee –
The Australian cricketer and bowler DENNIS LILLEE, who was successful in the ASHES series throughout the 1970s, comes in at number five on their list. LILLEE had a lot of success in the series during those years. In the competition, DENNIS LILLEE became victorious. Between the years 1971 and 1982, he collected a total of 128 wickets, kept his economy rate at 2.45, and produced the best bowling performance of his career with 7 for 89.
Ian Botham –
Ian Botham, a former cricket player and bowler for England, helped drive himself to the number six slot on their list thanks to the performance he turned in during the ASHES series in the 1980s. This series was played in England. His best bowling performance came from a single innings in which he took six wickets but also gave up 95 runs. This was even though he allowed runs. After his career was done, he had a total of 128 wickets and an economy rate of 2.97 runs per over bowled. The acting was his profession from 1977 to 1989, when his career came to an end.
Bob Willis –
Bob Willis, a legendary cricketer, and bowler for England known for the ferocity with which he competed in the 1970s are currently in ninth place. Willis was revered for the passion with which he competed. Willis earned a lot of respect for the level of energy he brought to his competition. Between the years 1971 and 1983, he was the bowler that was responsible for 123 wickets for the ASHES, and he had an economy rate of 2.78 during that period with his bowling. In terms of his overall effectiveness as a pitcher, the fact that he finished an inning with eight strikes and forty-three spares was a personal best for him.
Monty Nobleman –
Monty Noble, an Australian who was a pioneer in the sport of cricket and was one of the first people to play the game, finished in eighth place for his efforts at the end of the 1890s. MONTY NOBLE was also one of the first people to play the game. His professional career lasted from 1898 through 1909, and it was at this time that he participated in the ASHES series. During that period, he took 115 wickets and had an economy rate of 2.48. His best single-innings performance was 7 wickets for 17 runs, which was his best overall performance.
Ray Lindwall –
Ray Lindwall, an Australian cricketer and bowler who played in the 1950s and is now regarded as a legend in the sport, occupies the ninth spot on this list. RAY LINDWALL played at the era of the sport's golden age. In the world of cricket, RAY LINDWALL is considered a living legend. His contributions to the ASHES series run the gamut from 1946 through 1959. In total, he concluded with 114 wickets to his name and an Eco score of 2.28 throughout that period. 7 was his best score out of a possible 63.
James Anderson –
Bowling-wise, the best performer in the ASHES series has been the English cricket player James Anderson, who is now ranked tenth in the world. This matchup is currently taking place in England. Considering that he already has 112 wickets to his name, it is reasonable to assume that he will take a considerable number of further wickets in the upcoming series. His score of 2.95 out of 3 possible points on the Eco scale is his best so far in the series. He has taken six wickets while only allowing 47 runs to be scored by the opposition.
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It is reported that China-Burma gas pipe has operated safely for one year by July 27. Accumulative total of gas having been transmitted to China from the west coast of Burma is 1.87 billion cubic meters. Otherwise, the pipe distributes 60 million cubic meters of gas to Burma, providing new power to drive local economy and society to develop at a high speed.
On July 28, 2013, China-Burma gas pipe went into operation to transmit gas formally. Representatives of investors coming from China, Burma, Korea and India witnessed the result of the transnational energy cooperation program together in Mandalay, Burma.
In the end of this June, upstream gas treatment plants stopped delivering gas for 11 days due to catastrophic failure of equipments. Control center of Southeast Asia Pipe Company took measures for emergency response, keeping normal download for Burma without affecting downstream customers on the basis of ensuring relative stability of pipe storage pressure.
Clean energy transmitted by gas pipe not only plays a key role in economic construction in China, but also provides power to economic development in Burma. Currently, most of gas distributed by three distribution stations in Kyaukpyu, Mandalay and Yenangyaung is used for gas power generation. Other is transmitted to industrials customers including glass works, cement plants and gas power plant whose installed capacity is 100 MW in industrial park near Mandalay. The short supply of electricity in local has been remitted since the plant going into operation.
It is known that the total length of China-Burma gas pipe is 793 km. Design capacity is 12 billion cubic meters per year. The first phase of investment on the program is 2.15 billion USD. As the second exporting passageway of gas in Burma, China-Burma gas pipe not only ensures energy supply in Burma, but also solves the local employment issues.


Something warped is in the Peterborough water. I say this with the deep affection of someone whose family tree's roots have been slurping the groundwater for 80 years.
Brandon Munro's delicately wonky wanderings on Armgods were written in February for the RPM Challenge (10 songs or 35 minutes in 28 days). With looped & detuned electric guitar lines, relaxed toms, and slightly hoarse, removed vocals, this is a solid bedroom pop album just begging for an electronic remix.
Relaxing, unpretentious, and easy, Armgods reminds me of a nursery mobile spinning with bent plastic arms, drooping so low into the cradle that the pilled, dangling zoo animals graze the mattress with every rotation.
Best Tracks: Newsno, NightHome, and BED.
Three ambient, dreamy, looping artists. Get lost in the woods of your own tangled brain.
For repeated, sustained pleasure, here are the individual performances of C.J. Boyd and Sarah Davachi.
A lot happened this year. I booked my first show. I started a new job. I made 33 episodes of Indie-licious. I wrote 24 pieces for Weird Canada.
No one really asked for this list, but then I got carried away and now here we are. Songs are roughly sorted into clusters that sound nice together. Support your local community!


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Website House of Horrors
|In Design
|By Metal Potato
"Monsters are real," said the old man, peering over the thin frames of a squared pair of glasses. "Ghosts are real, too. They live inside us, and sometimes they win." The man is Stephen King, who at age 70 is still crafting some of the worlds most terrifying tales.
But King's stories live on paper. And while ghosts may well be real, his phantoms forever rest in the realm of fantasy. Monsters, though, monsters can find their way off of the paper pages of King's domain and into the very real world pages of business. In web design, monsters come in many forms: tight deadlines, content mergers, and software glitches. But the most fearsome monsters we've ever seen? Those are the ones that still haunt our dreams.
Several years ago, in the fall of 2015, our team of developers encountered a beast that's changed the way our business works. Frankly, it's changed the way we feel when we answer the phone. Its name was Point5Digital.com, and it came crawling to us from the forgotten crypts of old world web design.
Point5Digital was huge. In the world of monsters, this 30 gigabyte content crypt was a heavy hitter. Built on a bizarre, proprietary content management system—allegedly inspirited by the U.S. military—the supposed news website housed years of daily images and copy from multiple media outlets in rural Tennessee. And while its size was terrifying, and its language was indecipherable, its most terrifying feature was its face: you see, Point5Digital.com was ugly.
We mean u-g-l-y enough to scare any grown web developer who dared look directly into its eyes.
This website was an abomination scarred with a patchwork of widgets, features, low-quality images and bloatware that had no business in front of human eyes. Even for the brave souls who dared peer into its eyes out of determination or sympathy, the website refused to respond to mobile devices. Users needed a Sherlock Holmes-style magnifying glass to read stories. Social media integration was non-existent; really, it was discouraged by the content management system.
On that fall day, our lives changed forever. Unlike visitors, Team Potato couldn't look away from Point5Digital. We had to stare this Balrog down, grapple it man-to-man and drag its dated designs back to the dungeons from whence they came. The battle that ensued took months. It required countless hours of reverse engineering. It required dozens of sleepless nights living a hellish dystopia of 1990s server code. And, it required a complete ravaging of the old websites features and widgets, skinning the site down to its bare bones and features before resurrecting it as a new animal.
After months, we made it through the fire. We battled the beast to better than a draw, and Team Potato came out on top.
The new Point5Digital.com lasted a few more years before transforming into the WNWS.com you see today. In the process, the hulking Medusa that it began life as transformed into a Marilyn Monroe, gathering more than two million page views before its evolution into a new business model.
A few years ago, our greatest challenge became one of our greatest success stories, leaving the memories of a monster that once was, and one more quote from a hero of horror:
I have come more and more to the belief that we owe our arts a thousand times what we are paying them.Vincent Price
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EBT EAF Technology. Agha Steel Industries takes pride of being the first integrated steelmaker of Pakistan using EBT EAF technology to produce highest quality steel.
question relating to the process of privatization of Pakistan Steel Mills Corporation (PSMC) is involved, ... followed by the agreement dated 24th April 2006.
ISLAMABAD: The government on Thursday directed Pakistan Steel Mills' (PSM) management to partly settle its domestic liabilities by selling the inventory while also seeking a government-owned bank's support to settle payments to foreign creditors.


Yes, we're hiring! We're building an extraordinary business with technological innovation, expertise, and world-class service. You will find our team has diverse experiences and backgrounds which fuels our fast paced, innovative, and entrepreneurial culture.
DCF is constantly looking at mergers and acquisitions. At DCF, we strive to become one of the largest IT support groups for medical practices in the Country. The best way for us to acquire talent and grow our customer base is to work with other IT companies. Are you the single IT guy that has no infrastructure behind you? Are you 3-5 employees and feel you are hitting a ceiling as far as growth is concerned? If so, we have the perfect model for you to continue doing what you love to do, without any of the headaches.
Wouldn't you love to have a helpdesk taking all your calls while you are driving, or working with a down server? How nice would it be to have a high level team behind you to help you with problems you are unable to quickly resolve?
We are expanding and because we want to grow fast, we are aligning ourselves with IT companies all over the country. We can merge, purchase, or simply align ourselves with your existing IT business. Our headquarters in Atlanta, GA is fully equipped with an outstanding help desk, that can service clients nation-wide.
Let DCF take your business to the next level. We are now accepting applications for possible mergers, acquisitions and partners. Working with DCF could be a small IT company's ideal situation. Unlock your freedom and provide better IT support at the same time! If you would like more information, please contact us at info@DCF.com.


It's no mean feat for someone to serve one company for 10 years. That's about one fifth of someone's entire working life.
Henry Keegan, Head of Search, is TotallyMoney's longest serving employee, boasting a two-year lead on the person who takes second place.
He was here during our first incarnation as Media Ingenuity Ltd. He was here when we launched our comparison service. He's seen three CEOs come and go, been through three office moves and has made at least 10,000 cups of tea.
While Henry has seen a lot of change at TotallyMoney, he's hardly changed at all; still as youthful and as fresh-faced as ever.
Congratulations on a decade dedicated to making credit better, Henry.


TMW Unlimited Case Study - Knorr. Kitchen Academy.
To help Knorr become an everyday kitchen staple and focus more on the new 'Knorr chefs' – a group of highly experienced, professional chefs who feature in ATL campaigns and reinforce the brand's taste credentials.
We know our target audience enjoy cooking and actively seek variety and inspiration – usually via the internet, including social media. So our opportunity, as we saw it, lay in offering something unique and action-orientated – positioning the Knorr chefs as hands-on mentors, rather than just brand figureheads.
The solution? A Knorr Facebook page that could offer more than just great content and deliver a brand-led service in the form of an actual online cooking school. Voila! The Knorr Kitchen Academy (KKA) was born.
To bring people onboard, we sent out an email and created display ads and an iPad iAd. We also created an app to encourage fans to take an entrance exam covering cooking knowledge, interests and styles. The results automatically matched them to one of our Knorr chefs who then became their culinary tutor. Facebook posts from the Knorr chefs delivered tailored recipe suggestions and culinary tips to help them develop their skills and extend their repertoire. Even better, the Academy gave fans the chance to attend a live cooking Masterclass with the Knorr chefs.
More than just a campaign idea, it's now a brand property that's present across all digital channels – globally.


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Frankie Howerd: The Lost Television Pilots – Kaleidoscope From The Archive Collection
August 15, 2018 September 14, 2019 archivetvmusings Simply Media	diana dors, frankie howerd, kaleidoscope, madeline smith, russell harty, simply media, the frankie howerd show, the gong show, up the convicts
The third of the Kaleidoscope releases out this week, Frankie Howerd – The Lost Television Pilots offers easily the best value, both in terms of running time and content.
First up is episode three of Up The Convicts (although since it was the first to be recorded it does sort of qualify as a pilot). Up The Convicts was a short-lived (four episodes) series made for the Seven Network in Australia. Howerd is Jeremiah Shirk, a convict transported to a penal colony in New South Wales and put to work as the servant for a wealthy couple. Essentially Up Pompeii in different clothes, it's a typically raucous fifty minutes of Howerd at full throttle.
The script might be corny, but Howerd was a past-master at spinning gold out of the thinnest material. His trademark style – pausing to berate the audience, either for not getting the joke or for reading dirty innuendoes into his innocent words – is present and correct and he seems to enjoy bouncing off the cast (Frank Thring is especially good value and it's nice to see Wallas Eaton pop up as well).
The plot of the episode is pretty thin. His thoughtful mistress arranges a marriage for him, but Jeremiah doesn't (as he hopes) get to grips with a beautiful serving wench, instead he's presented with a nightmare vision of a plump woman who never stops eating. But the story isn't really important – when Howerd's on, he's on.
Although all four episodes are reported to exist, only episode three is included in this release – which is a shame, as based on this example I wouldn't be averse to seeing the rest. Apart from a few brief seconds of tape damage, the videotape is in pretty good shape.
1976 was a busy year for Frankie. Apart from Up The Convicts in Australia, he was also to be found in Canada, where he made The Frankie Howerd Show. Another short-lived series, this DVD contains the pilot and first episode, which you have to assume are the only survivors from the thirteen made.
Frankie is a British ex-pat living in a run-down Toronto boarding house overseen by landlady Mrs. Otterby (Ruth Springford) and her son (Gary Files). Other residents include Wally Wheeler (Jack Duffy), a surly man with a shady past, and Denise (Peggy Mahon), an attractive young woman who inevitably catches Frankie's eye.
The series finds Frankie in typical form, bursting through the fourth wall at regular intervals – either to once again berate the dirty-minded audience for seeing innuendos where (he believes) there are none or to apologise for the poor performances of his fellow cast members. Nobody could work an audience like Frankie – had he played a sitcom in the traditional way (ignoring the audience) then the results wouldn't have been half as interesting.
Mind you, it's very much a series of its time. The pilot features several Indian stereotypes of an incredibly broad nature (one cast member browns up as Mr Singh, an employment exchange worker who attempts to find Frankie a job). It's a breathtaking (for all the wrong reasons) performance, but it's hardly unique from television of this era. As with Up The Convicts, if you like Frankie then you'll like this – predictable it might be, but Frankie's never less than a delight.
Although The Gong Show was a popular American format, there was never a hit British version – despite two seperate attempts to launch a series, both with Frankie as the host. The second pilot, made by Channel 4 in 1985, was transmitted to little acclaim – whilst the first (included on this disc) was produced by Southern in 1977 and appears not to have made it to air.
Barry Cryer, who worked on the programme, noted in his autobiography Butterfly Brain that it didn't really play to Frankie's strengths. But whilst Frankie does occasionally feel a little adrift as the host, he's always good value when interacting with the diverse range of performers. Frankie's also in his element when crossing swords with the three panellists – Madeline Smith, Russell Harty and Diana Dors (especially Harty, who seems to relish being mean to some of the contestants). And with Caroline Munro as a hostess and Bella Emberg as the stone-faced scorer, you can't say that the show lacked star quality.
As always with The Gong Show, there's an incredible grab-bag of performers. From an elderly lady (decked out with a glittering union jack hat) singing God Save The Queen (she was quickly gonged off by all three) to a young eighteen-year old lad tackling Sweet Caroline very credibly via a middle-aged singing muscle-man you can't deny that there's something for virtually everyone (and that's only scratching the surface – I won't spoil the surprise of some of the odder acts).
This is an enjoyable curio which – had the fates been different – could easily have run to a series. Although it appears to be sourced from VHS, the picture quality is more than watchable.
The set is rounded out by three interviews (listed as special features). All were recorded at the same time – around 1978 – when Howerd was in America plugging his appearance in the Bee Gees' ill-fated film version of Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Hand. The first – with Merv Griffin – runs for 10″32′ whilst the second – with Mike Douglas – runs for 8″06′.
The most substantial is Ryan's Roost (27″50′). This one looks to be sourced from VHS and is in black and white, which might be the reason why it was relegated to special feature status. All three have moments of interest, although Howerd – without a British audience to play off – does at times appear to be a little diminished.
Any admirer of Frankie Howerd will find plenty to enjoy across these two discs. Highly recommended.
Frankie Howerd – The Lost Television Pilots is available now. It can be ordered from Simply here (quoting ARCHIVE10 will apply a 10% discount).
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Lily Trotters Compression Socks started with an experience.
In 2011, our founder Susan traveled to Africa for a vacation with her best friend and their daughters. Worried about the risk to her legs on such a long flight, she wore compression socks on the plane.
When they landed, she was tired, but her legs were energised and ready to go, not at all the feeling she expected after sitting for more than 20 hours.
She was thrilled to experience firsthand how wearing compression socks could provide comfort and ease the cramping that often accompanies long journeys. Wearing them on the plane ride home, Susan wondered if compression socks could deliver similar benefits in other aspects of her life.
The socks Susan wore on the plane were thin, 15-20 mmHg medical compression stockings: effective, but unattractive. A casual runner, she began searching for compression socks that were also beautiful and fun, to wear with her running gear as well as her everyday outfits.
When she couldn't find ones that were thin enough to be a stylish ladies trouser sock and strong enough for serious athletic use, she decided to bring them to market herself. Today, Lily Trotters produces designer, high-performance compression socks for women, which deliver fit, comfort and style, whether you're in a dress shoe or running shoe. And hers would be made in the USA. And so, Lily Trotters was born!
First, Susan needed to be sure that other women felt the same way she did about compression. So, she sent pairs of compression socks to healthy women who had never worn them before. And every woman who tried the socks gave similar feedback, saying they were "invigorated" and "not tired" and "feels like I had a massage.
Arranging to produce our socks was quite a journey. We spoke to sock mills across the USA who weren't interested. But we persevered, and today we partner with a mill in North Carolina that believes in our vision. They've worked closely with us from the beginning, exploring every compression, material, color and fit combination we think of. We sampled nearly 30 prototypes (which we still do today), discovering how we could work with different colored yarns to develop thin, luxurious socks without compromising the compression.
By 2014, we knew we had a sock that was well-fitting, comfortable and stylish, so we launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, which was fully funded in under seven hours. By the time the campaign ended four weeks later, we'd raised more than $53,000 and pre-sold over 1,200 pairs of socks. Those pre-orders continued to pour in by the hundreds while our socks were being knit. We heard the message loud and clear: women believe in the benefits delivered by our compression socks. They wanted Lily Trotters – and we were happy to oblige.
A lifelong lover of art and design, our founder and designer, Susan, was a designer and creative director before starting Lily Trotters in 2013. Her goal was simple, and it remains true today: Produce truly beautiful, high-quality compression socks that bring the benefits of compression to women in every aspect of their lives.
From our most conservative sock with four subtle XXXXs (four kisses!) just above the ankle to our most colorful and boldly patterned stripes, there's a compression sock to suit your personal style. And, our customized color palette ensures our socks complement every wardrobe – from fitness to fashion.
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South Africans have become increasingly targeted for online scams. The increased threat in cyber crime has deterred South Africans from fully engaging in trading online as it doesn't seem like a save space to conduct business because of all the online scams.
[Online scammers are] generating fake proof of payments and sending SMS notifications to inform you that funds have been paid into your account to gain release of the items before you realise that no actual funds were transferred.
Gumtree is confident that thousands of transactions take safely and securely place on the site every year, but acknowledges that there is always room for improving online safety. In response to the growing threats consumers are facing online in South Africa, Gumtree has partnered with a third-party escrow service, Shepherd which is supported by Standard Bank. Gumtree hopes that this partnership will reduce the growing risk South African consumers are facing online. The mechanism is simple and user-friendly. Once a seller and a buyer have agreed on a price, Shepard will collect the item from the seller, deliver it to the buyer and will then release the money to the seller if everything is in order with the item.
Launched in South Africa in 2005, Gumtree has helped millions of people buy, sell and trade goods and services. Gumtree is the most visited and largest classifieds website in South Africa. With local sites for hundreds of cities and towns across the country, Gumtree makes it easy for South Africans to find exactly what they're looking for in their own community. Gumtree is part of the eBay Classifieds Group, the global leader in online classifieds with a global presence in more than 20 countries and 1,000 cities.
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This course is run by two experienced counsellors and group facilitators who create a safe, supportive and interactive learning environment.It is generally held between 18.00 to 20.30 on a week night, over 6 weeks. They are run regularly throughout the year, and must be booked in advance, including a 15 minute phone conversation with the course facilitator prior to acceptance – it is not possible to show up on the day without prior arrangement.
We recommend that you attend all six sessions, but if that is not possible, please discuss this with the course facilitator.
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This course runs over 6 weeks on weekday evenings 18:00-20:30.


Dr. Ruzica Bogdanovi holds BSc, Specialization, MS and Ph.D. in Urban and Spatial Planning from the University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia (Serbia).
1969 Dr. Bogdanovic obtained a BSc degree, with a thesis: "Preliminary Town Planning Design and a Detailed Plan for Reconstruction of Trstenik on Peljesac".
1969-1972 She worked first as a trainee and then as an architect in the design and construction company Invest Biro, on designing and implementing a number of architectural projects, town planning solutions, programs and competitions.
1973 She obtained a Specialization, with a research: "Elements for Urban Monograph of Pristina".
1978 She obtained a MSc degree, with a thesis: "Possibility of Semiological Research - Case Study of Belgrade, Investigating the Transformation of Traditional Heritage and its Participation in the Formation of the Contemporary City", at the University of Belgrade.
1975 She took up the position as Assistant in the Department for Urbanism and Traffic, at the Faculty of Transport in Belgrade, where she nowadays holds a Professorial position in Urbanism.
1987 She obtained her Ph.D., with a dissertation: "Streets - Structure and Typology: Case study of Belgrade Streets" at the University of Belgrade.


You've done your IP 101. You know that intellectual property is important, that some rights come into effect automatically and some must be registered or applied for. You know that the four main routes to protection are patents, trade marks, design rights and copyright. You may even be aware that rights are territorial and the rights you have secured in the UK won't help if someone copies your product in France or the USA.
Before launching a product or service, whether on-line or off-line, you will have put a lot of thought into what to offer and how to go about offering it. You've invested a lot of time and money in creating a brand that appeals to your target market and sets your products or services apart. For this reason, you don't want anyone else pretending to be associated with you or your products and piggy-backing on your hard earned reputation.
Your brand is one of the most valuable assets you have. You may have been quick off the mark in securing a domain name to get your website up and running but did you register the trade mark?
All businesses generate IP, regardless of their size or sector. Your IP is a valuable asset because it sets you apart from the rest. You can choose to exploit it yourself, or you can sell or license your IP to provide an important revenue stream. Your IP forms an essential part of your marketing or branding. Securing and protecting your IP is essential to your future success so it's vital to understand what you can and should do to shore up your position.
Are you really aware of just how many aspects of your business can be protected or are you one of the many businesses that are too busy creating intellectual property to ensure it is sufficiently protected? Most companies haven't conducted an IP audit but those that have realise it can be invaluable in ensuring a business is fully exploiting its IP.
Look closely at your business and identify where IP is used. Remember that IP rights can be hidden in plain sight; in bespoke software, written material, art work, domain names and customer databases as well as in patents, trade marks and designs. Is the IP you have identified sufficiently protected? Are you getting the full benefit from your IP rights or are they sitting there, unclaimed or underused?
An IP audit can also help to ensure that ownership remains in the intended hands as you trade with partners and contractors. Who owns the IP rights you use? Did the agreement you signed when you commissioned a freelance contractor define who would own the resulting piece of work or are you relying on the default position in law? Do you need to action a transfer rights you had assumed were yours but currently belong to someone else?
We're all aware that once word gets around that a certain product or service is doing well, everyone wants a slice of the action. Markets can suddenly become very crowded. It's down to you to ensure that your IP continues to set you apart from the rest.


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These are excellent, quality needles that also feature tapered tips making it easier to knit without splitting yarns.
Quill flexible knitting needles, made of this special casein plastic, are also great for those with arthritis. They are warm and soothing to the hand & perfect for knitters with all levels of experience.


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Three Star Green Restaurants in Istanbul Turkey, use Big Hanna Composter
We are pleased to announce that our distributor in Turkey, Ecotec, has become a part of The Green Restaurant Association Turkey's program. The Green Restaurant Association Turkey (GRAT) is a non-profit organization that provides certification for restaurants to become more environmentally responsible.
From left to right: Mr. Baris Tansever, Partner of The Sunset Grill Restaurant; Mrs. Asli Pasinli, Managing Partner of The Soul Restaurant Group; Mr. Mehmet Basaran, Ecotec's CEO; Mr. Murat Hazinedar, Mayor of Besiktas/Istanbul and Mr. Kaya Demirer, President TURYID
The GRAT is founded by World Wide Fund for Nature Turkey (WWF Turkey) and Bosphorus University in Istanbul. During the beginning stage of the GRAT, two restaurants got their certification as a Three Star Green Restaurant. Turkish Restaurant & Entertainment Association (TURYID) and Besiktas Municipality are also playing an active role in this project.
In February 2015, the first Big Hanna composter model T120 was successfully installed at the Sunset Grill Restaurant in Istanbul to compost the food waste on-site and the second Big Hanna T120 will be installed in the La Mancha Restaurant en which is a part of the Soul Restaurant Group.
These two Big Hanna composter T120 were purchased by Unilever Food Solutions which is a sponsor in that project. The compost will Besiktaş Municipality use in their public gardens in Besiktas/Istanbul.
Ecotec's CEO, Mehmet Başaran told us that GRAT's goal is to reach 100 green restaurants in the first year.
More info about the installation at the Sunset Grill Restaurant you find in this film clip posted on Ihlas News Agency (IHA) website.
For more information about this project and Big Hanna in Turkey please contact our distributor Ecotec Ltd


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ACCC announces new inquiry into power imbalances in perishable agricultural products in Australia
By Mihkel Wilding, Carolyn Harris
The ACCC's Perishable Goods Inquiry yet again puts the supermarket sector on notice.
On 26 August 2020 the Australia Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) announced that it had been directed to commence a formal three-month inquiry into power imbalances in bargaining power in supply chains for perishable agricultural products in Australia (Perishable Goods Inquiry).
The Perishable Goods Inquiry has been initiated by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Agriculture Minister David Littleproud to take a detailed look at whether trading practices throughout supply chains, including the relationship between farmers, processors and retailers, deliver "efficient and equitable outcomes" across the supply chain as a whole.
This is the fifth inquiry into the agricultural sector since 2016 following the creation of the Agriculture Unit within the ACCC in late 2015.
Media reports indicate that the focus of the Perishable Goods Inquiry may be on dealings between agricultural suppliers and supermarkets, and that the inquiry is formal to allow for private submissions to be made without breaching confidentiality obligations which may apply to the material to be produced.
Dairy farmers have been particularly vocal in their support for the Perishable Goods Inquiry and their request to extend the new Dairy Code to cover supermarkets.
Like the Dairy Inquiry, the Perishable Goods Inquiry has formal powers to compel the production of information from suppliers under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) (CCA). Such powers can, for the ACCC, be a useful tool in cases where the terms of trade between a farmer or wholesaler and a customer are subject to contractual confidentiality restrictions, which might restrict the supplier voicing concerns. However, in some cases, depending on the scope of the request, formal requirements to produce information can be onerous and costly for the suppliers required to produce information. The tight timeframe for the inquiry may impose a practical limit on the ACCC's ability to use those powers widely.
Focus on the agricultural sector
The agricultural sector is not a new area of focus for the ACCC, and the ACCC is active in policing this sector.
Most recently in July 2020, the ACCC commenced a self-initiated review of the chicken meat industry in Australia.
The ACCC has already conducted detailed market studies in the cattle and beef (2016-2017) and wine grape (2018-2019) sectors. It also conducted a highly publicised formal inquiry into the dairy industry (2018-2019), and is responsible for administration and enforcement of the Horticulture Code and Dairy Industry Code (both mandatory industry codes under the CCA).
The ACCC has used past inquiries as a source to bring enforcement action where it has found issues of concern.
In 2018, the ACCC successfully brought proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia against Mitolo Group Pty Ltd, Australia's largest potato wholesaler, for breaches of both the Horticulture Code (resulting in a $240,000 penalty) and a declaration that certain terms of contracts between Mitolo and potato growers entered between December 2016 and February 2018 were unfair contract terms and therefore void and unenforceable.
The ACCC has been directed to assess whether there are any imbalances in power in the markets for the supply of perishable agricultural goods and whether any imbalances lead to adverse outcomes for market participants. When holding the inquiry, the ACCC must take into consideration the following matters:
the relative power held by different suppliers in the market for the supply of perishable agricultural goods, including the concentration of power at different levels of the domestic supply chain, bargaining power of suppliers in the supply chain and allocation of risk between suppliers in the market;
the practices and behaviours of suppliers in the market and the effect of those practices on consumers and the broader economy;
the effectiveness of the new Dairy Code of Conduct (which commenced 1 July 2020), including whether to extend the Code across the entire domestic dairy supply chain (which currently only applies to the trading relationships between farmers and milk processors that buy their milk); and
the Government's long-standing policy that it does not regulate prices in the markets for the supply of perishable agricultural goods.
Powers to seek evidence, documents and information
The Government is encouraging all farmers/producers of fresh food to make a submission to the ACCC as part of the inquiry. Farming associations and agricultural interest groups may also be interested in making a submission.
Under Part VIIA of the CCA, the ACCC also has the power to seek evidence, documents and information from businesses within the supply chain through the use of compulsory notices. Refusal or failure to comply with a compulsory notice is a criminal offence.
The ACCC will provide a report to the Government by 30 November 2020.
Key takeaway for agribusiness
The Perishable Goods Inquiry yet again puts the supermarket sector on notice. It is also likely that farmgate supply arrangements will again come under the spotlight in a range of agribusiness sectors for possible "unfair contract terms" or other unfair practices.
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On July 22, 2016, a new feature was added to BSR: Google Drive uploading! This works similarly to the FTP uploading feature. You only have to click "Upload to Google Drive" in the Preferences, and select your Google account in the pop-up dialog that appears shortly after. You won't have to authorize your app every time you use BSR, the auth token will be stored in your device.
BSR can be set up to keep your phone's internal storage memory from running out. Just set the maximum folder size, and BSR will delete the oldest recordings as soon as the folder size exceeds the maximum.
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A baggage handlers' strike is set to hit passengers flying into and out of Madrid this weekend, budget airline easyJet is warning.
The airline is urging travellers flying out of Madrid to cut the amount of luggage they check in with those arriving in the Spanish capital warned to expect delays of up to two hours in receiving their bags. The airline admitted there could be some "minor disruption" to flights and an increased risk of bags failing to connect to flights, highlighting the importance of passengers having travel insurance.
The airline is advising passengers travelling between now and Sunday to repack into two small bags that can be taken on board as hand luggage and stowed in overhead compartments to minimise the amount that has to be put into the holds of aircraft. Commenting on the delays likely to be faced by those flying into Madrid, easyJet said: "We appreciate that this is an unacceptable delay and is very inconvenient." The carrier said it would continue monitoring the situation and working with the handling agent to try and avoid excessive delays.


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'Flash mob' protest blocks Queen St
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Protestors stand on the edge of Queen Street outside Aotea Square in Auckland city. Photo / Herald on Sunday
By Matthew Theunissen, Matthew Theunissen
A "flash mob" of protesters blocked off part of Queen St today intent on showing the world that New Zealand isn't "100 percent pure".
Some of the protesters were booed by onlookers as they chanted for the All Blacks to lose the Rugby World Cup so the National Government gets voted out in Novermber's election.
"There was a body of research that shows that if the All Blacks do lose then we get a change of Government," said one speaker, Denise Messiter.
The protesters plan further action during the tournament, which they see as the best way to have their voices heard.
"I think also it's the reason that the cops haven't arrested anyone yet. If this was another time then we wouldn't still be here," Ms Messiter said.
One woman was eventually arrested for breach of the peace when she refused to leave the road after the protest had moved to nearby Aotea Square, Senior Sergeant Scott Rees said.
This prompted a call for "peaceful civil disobediance" where some protesters tried to push through police lines and occupy the road again.
One organiser, John Popata Junior, said the protest encompassed a range of issues affecting New Zealanders.
"It's just bringing all these issues - workers' rights, human rights, deep sea oil drilling, strealing of Maori land, youth rights, women's rights - all into one."
Protester Alvina Barrett said the "flash mob occupation" of Queen St had not been planned but it was seen as the best way to carry their message.
"We can't afford this Rugby World Cup and when you saw the opening and the amount of money that was injected into it - I think it was $9 million - you've go to to think about the poverty that's out there too.
"I think it's a farce, but it's a platform, hopefully, where we can say to some of these tourists that there's lies in this country and if you scratch the surface you'll find out it's not 100 percent pure".
Big influx of tourists due in next four days for Rugby World Cup


I was surfing around the web this morning and found a real funny one about a local public person. 78 year old Herb Bailey has a new blog site. http://perspexsblog.blogspot.com/2015/08/i-cant-wrap-my-thoughts-around-mind-set.html?m=1. Herb has managed to get his name on a few sites lately because he is now a published author with a book out and another coming soon. That blog post I quoted above has Herb attacking our president as a empty suit. Hey Herb at least he is not a convicted tax cheater like you. Did you ever pay those taxes back Herb? Oh and your background says you "love to fly" and you are "licensed". Haven't seen you at the airport since you got thrown off the airport commission years ago. And fly. Herb you haven't had a medical for two centuries. Just another of the long list of people who try to re-write their history here in Georgetown.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Maybe Herb can get a job at the mill with the union. They like people who lie about their past. Like the time the union boss claimed he got a award that no one ever saw or his degree from Dale Carnegie. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Or maybe Herb can claim to have a college degree and then when someone proves it is a lie he can say someone else typed that not him. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!