Lookee below and see the link-sharing for just some of the great content found in the new issue of National Review. It's extravagant title is: "The Gun Issue." We don't often do special issues at NR. This one is one of the best in my 30-whatever years hanging around this joint.
It's hot and the water looks inviting so let's just dive in straight away.
Connecticut holds its primaries August 14, and the Republican contests really matter this year. We strongly urge the GOP voters to give their nod for lieutenant governor to state senator Joseph Markley.
The lieutenant governor, who presides over the senate among other duties, is a position that has been very consequential in Connecticut's decline. The Lowell Weicker tax increase depended on the tie-breaking vote of a lieutenant governor and so did Dan Malloy's sweetheart union deal.
We have no doubt that Joseph Markley, if ever faced with such a choice, would make the right one. He has written for this website, and his conservative bona fides are so excellent that Bill Buckley held a fundraising event for him when he first sought office in 1984. He is a lawmaker of great principle, discernment, eloquence, and energy. He knows how the legislature works, in ways formal and informal. If there is to be reform in Connecticut, we believe Markley will be integral to it.
The Trump administration has proposed two major changes to federal vehicle regulations. First, it seeks to abandon its predecessor's 2012 plan to nearly double cars' fuel economy by 2025, to an average of 54.5 miles per gallon; instead, the standard would stop rising after 2020, at 37 miles per gallon. And second, the administration wants to eliminate a waiver that gives California the right to create state-level emission rules that are stricter than federal law.
Obama's fuel standards are a looming boondoggle and Trump is right to discard them. And California's waiver, despite its pretensions to federalism, gives the state an unwarranted and outsized sway over federal policy: Unlike any other state, California can threaten to create a separate regulatory regime if federal policy doesn't track its own prerogatives.
Our concerns with Google's possible reentry do not end with censorship, which in China is just one element of a unified state strategy to manage the Internet. As a New America Foundation brief notes, "Party leadership is expanding the legal tools at its disposal to monitor and control information disseminated online." The 2017 cybersecurity law and a spate of related regulations require "critical information infrastructure" to be based in China and restrict the flow of "sensitive" data. Hence Google is reportedly in talks with state-aligned companies Tencent and Inspur to partner on its cloud service; the data would be stored in China. The party has also tightened its ban on anonymous online activity and ramped up its tracking of personal information, enlisting private companies to help enforce these rules. If Chinese law enforcement demands access to such data, will Google provide it to them? If it wants to comply with the law, it won't have a choice. No American company should willingly become an adjunct of the Chinese state.
1. We spied New York Times columnist and NR film critic Ross Douthat in our NYC HQ, there to be interviewed by the intrepid host of The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg, a session in which such questions as "is Saruman a Randian superman?," "should Alex Jones be banned?," "has Jonah ever made love in the back of a Model T?," and other pressing inquiries were entertained. As you will be when you when you listen here.
2. On the new episode of The McCarthy Report, Andy and Rich discuss "Trump Tower Turmoil." It's must-listenable, here.
3. The Editor trio of Rich, Charlie, and Luke triage the week's politics, considering the Sarah Jeong affair, Alex Jones' bannery, and the Ohio special elections. Get informed, here.
4. They're calling it "The Brief Phone Call Episode" — Charlie and Kevin do their Mad Dogs and Englishmen thing about the thoroughly unlikeable Andrew Cuomo. Catch it here.
5. Is it true that The Pump Don't Work 'Cause the Vandals Took the Handles? Scotty (Wotty Do-Do) Bertram and Jeff Blehar (Witch Project?) will have you rolling stones and complete unknowns grooving to the discussion — with The Daily Beast's Andrew Kirell — of Bob Dylan. Activate your headphones here.
6. More Daily Beast invading of NR podcast space: Matt Lewis gets grilled on The Jamie Weinstein Show, about Trump, Palin, Bannon, Alex Jones, and a kajillion other things. Listen here.
7. Andrea Neal joins John J. Miller to discuss her book, Pence, on the new episode of The Bookmonger.Get your warm bucket of spit here.
8. The stuff that dream are made of? More JJM: on the Great Books podcast, crime-novel reviewer Tom Nolan waxes about commie pinko Dashiell Hammett's The Maltese Falcon. Learn a thing or two or three here.
BONUS: Bogie fondles a bird.
9. Way out West, David and Will send forth a new episode of Radio Free California, discussing the much-rumored Los Angeles teachers strike and the dark money behind a statewide ballot measure to resuscitate rent control. And there's what they call a "special bonus track" about banning plastic straws and shopping bags in a state that hands out free hypodermic needles. Get hip and hep to it all, right here.
10. Alexandra and David conjure up a Twitter War peace plan on the new episode of Ordered Liberty, in which they break down the Sarah Jeong and Alex Jones free speech controversies and solve all the internet's problems. And then they move on to discuss the intersection between race, class, and religion in America's culture wars. Sounds like a rollicking time, which you can hear here.
Consider BlacKkKlansman's "Infiltrate Hate" ad poster, which recycles the font used for Gordon Parks's Shaft in Africa. Lee's advertising is usually his cleverest ploy. But this campaign's unclear emphasis on police as white-hooded villains carrying an Afro comb is mere exploitation of an issue minus the sincere dramatic investigation of a crisis like in Melvin Van Peebles's Panther. Lee leaves it unclear whether cops are good or bad; the simplistic association with the Klan is a weak meme for a born Madison Ave. hack.
All these pop-culture miscues indicate that Lee operates from the peculiar antipathy of the black middle class that remains angry despite its own successful pop-culture maneuvering. His most offensive — and thereby most effective — stunt is the end credit that turns the American flag upside down, then shifts from egalitarian red, white, and blue to fascistic black and white. It's a millionaire (film nerd's) scam artist's version of a Colin Kaepernick prank.
Adoption and foster care are subjects that, like abortion, tend to be obscured from public view. If it happens to you, you know — and may feel quite alone in it. If not, it may be something foreign, the stuff of bad headlines or miserable politics. And adoption and fostering, being much rarer than abortion, also suffer from our lack of attention: Whether you're a birth, adoptive, or foster parent, you may have to go it alone in your community. Even our language is woefully inadequate: "Giving a child up for adoption" sounds to a lot of people, most especially and unjustly birth mothers, like abandonment — when in truth it's the most selfless act there is. When we throw around the word lovein the most casual of ways, we should stop to reflect that this is exactly what it is: radical self-sacrifice. In this case, wanting the best for another, and knowing you may not be the best for them.
Laxalt, governor of neighboring Nevada while Reagan was governor of California, was liked and trusted entirely by both Ronald and Nancy Reagan. Serving three times as chairman of Reagan's presidential campaigns, for years as general chairman of the Republican National Committee, and as a stalwart conservative senator known for integrity, decency, and quiet effectiveness, Laxalt played key roles in implementing the Reagan agenda. Perhaps his greatest single triumph came when he personally persuaded Philippine strongman Ferdinand Marcos to abdicate in the face of (justifiable) civil unrest, rather than trigger a bloodbath that might have resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands.
The global order created after the Second World War had been endangered before, but in the past the threat had come from the outside. Now it seems to be in danger of being abandoned by those who had been responsible for building it and who had always benefited from it. For some, Brexit and Trump have simply been an error of perception: It is true that the countries at the core of the system have to restrain their power and cannot come out on top every time, but over the long term they reap the largest benefits and have the most interest in preserving the system.
As domestic divisions in Europe and the United States became increasingly exposed, relations between elites and a large section of the electorate acquired something of the old, familiar dynamic between Europeans and those inhabiting the rest of the world. They sound like an effort by the rational and enlightened classes to persuade the irrational and the superstitious — professedly in the interest of the latter. Politicians and intellectuals scrambled to explain the bizarre voting behavior through all sorts of economic and psychoanalytic theories, all the while insisting that a new effort at civic education had become urgent. Such messages can only deepen the divisions and alienation.
New York's Andrew Cuomo is engaging in a deliberate campaign to use state power to drive the NRA out of business. It's using a combination of consent decrees and warning letters directed at financial institutions to coerce them into cutting of business relationships with the NRA.
Far from moderating once installed atop the party, Corbyn stuck to his radical stances on both domestic and foreign issues. Yet when Labour voters were given a chance to replace him after the parliamentary party repudiated him, he won reelection as leader in 2016 by an even greater margin. At that point, pundits still dismissed his chances of winning election to No. 10. Prime Minister Theresa May was so unthreatened by the prospect that she called an early general election in June 2017. Of course, rather than increase her majority as the polls predicted, May lost seats and barely retained power. Though Corbyn fell short of winning the election, Labour's share of the vote increased to 40 percent and it gained 30 seats in parliament. His chances of replacing May could no longer be dismissed. In fact, given the deep divisions Brexit has opened up among Tories, the prospect of a Prime Minister Corbyn is less remote than ever before.
Despite this seemingly golden opportunity, however, Corbyn hasn't budged an inch toward the center. His hostility to Israel and his refusal to unambiguously condemn anti-Semitism are particularly instructive examples.
Jeong's five-year tweet trail is much longer than a mere "period of time" during which she allegedly experimented with counter-trolling. But most important, her tweets are not imitative of anything other than the ideology that now rules the higher-education establishment, including UC Berkeley and Harvard Law School, both of which Jeong attended. And that ideology is taking over non-academic institutions, whether in journalism, publishing, the tech sector, or the rest of corporate America. Sarah Jeong's tweets and blog posts are just a marker of the world we already live in.
Supporters of Trump's trade war might point to his recent success in securing negotiations with the European Union toward the goal of "zero tariffs." They may say that he is using steel and aluminum tariffs to gain leverage in the ongoing NAFTA-renegotiation talks, or to force Beijing to end its "unfair trade practices," as administration officials have put it. If so, Trump's actions are even more irresponsible. Allowing American farmers and manufacturers to take hits in the hopes of securing better trade deals is political suicide and economic malpractice. . . .
National Review Institute is seeking an Accounting and Office Manager for the NYC HQ. Description here. You get to turn off the AC in KLO's office and force Jonah to submit expenses in triplicate. Think of the fun!
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Here are four selections — to whet your whistle — from the special gun issue!
One main reason conservatives should support hunting is that hunters and their associations act as a counterbalance to far-left environmentalism. Not all hunters vote Republican (many Democratic-voting union members hunt), but most hunters tend to be conservative on environmental issues. Hunters don't share today's preservationist belief that humans can only harm nature; those who hunt tend to understand that we are part of the ecosystems we live in, so forest and game management aren't off-limits, though we must take a responsible and scientific approach to them. This is why the environmental Left fears and fights local sportsmen's groups all the time. It's why environmentalists don't like to admit that hunters are some of wildlife's greatest advocates.
Just look at the League of Conservation Voters' "National Environmental Scorecard": The "issue categories" by which the group ranks politicians include "climate change," "clean energy," "drilling," and "wildlife . . . including the Endangered Species Act," but "hunting" appears nowhere on the list. Moreover, the candidates who receive the organization's highest grades are Democrats who often fail to support hunting.
Given changing sensibilities; the evolving meaning of words; the decline of a shared republican worldview that regarded government as an auxiliary, not all-conquering, domestic force; and a healthy helping of cynical gamesmanship from the gun-control movement and its allies in the press, one can comprehend how we went from a widespread understanding that Americans enjoyed the right to keep and bear arms to breathless online headlines insisting that the "gun lobby" has "rewritten the Second Amendment!" "Arms," "state," "militia," "well-regulated" — these terms have all changed in the popular imagination in the years since 1791, as have what we would now refer to as America's "gun politics." For many unfamiliar with the history, the mistake is a forgivable one.
My first tank was an M4A1 Sherman Grizzly medium tank, built in 1943. I flew to the seller's location and inspected the tank with great enthusiasm and a discerning eye. Being a neophyte to tank collecting, I quickly deduced that the tank was large, smelly, and green. I took it for a test drive (yes, qualified buyers do this) and loved it. It was much easier to drive than one might expect, as long as one had driven a manual transmission. It handled well and rattled even better. I bought it and immediately began to learn that transporting a tank is never routine. There are countless state permits required (wide load, heavy load, etc.), rules restricting trucking traffic on certain days of the week, and significant costs.
Yet it was worth it. The Sherman was truly the tank that won the war. While German WWII armor (meaning tanks, tank destroyers, and assault guns) were rarely operational more than 60 percent of the time, the American Sherman tank was at least 89 percent operational during the entirety of WWII, and often more so. Further, while Sherman tanks were taken out by German armor and guns, resulting in an average of 1.1 crewmen per tank becoming casualties, German tank crewmen were lost at a rate eight times higher. The Sherman was reliable, durable, and survivable. Thanks to it, at the end of World War II, the U.S. had achieved dominance over opposing German armored vehicles, with a kill ratio of 2.75 to 1.
What Harvard's Nathan Glazer said of the original study — "the authors of The Authoritarian Personality seem quite oblivious to authoritarianism on the political left, and so set a precedent for studying authoritarianism without need for unpleasant self-examination" — may not be true to the letter of these present-day updates. Hugo Chavez, for example, is a sometime target. But it is true to their spirit. One gets the sense that Chavez and other leftists, such as Greece's Alexis Tsipras, are included not to demonstrate genuine belief that authoritarianism cuts both ways, but as inoculations against charges of left-wing bias. How can that be, when I criticize Chavez on pages 16-19?
These new exposés on the threats to democracy have the same dry social science-y surfaces that obscure (if not exactly conceal) polemical cores. President Trump's name appears in the title of only one, David Frum's, but he is the real subject of all six. Their purpose — with perhaps one-and-a-half exceptions — is, like The Authoritarian Personality, to clothe polemic in scholarly robes, this time to make Trump's legion of haters feel more high-minded about their rage, but mostly to misuse "science" to categorize Trump as "authoritarian." The finding being "scientific," it is therefore irrefutable and not subject to debate. "Authoritarianism" being beyond the pale, thus so is Trump and all he represents.
"Fracking" is the term we have applied in the culture to the combination of vertical drilling (where the well is dug deep into the ground, often many thousands of feet deep), followed by hydraulic fracturing, where sand and water are pumped into the shale rock that exists many thousands of feet below the surface to "fracture" that rock, and allow the oil and gas embedded deep underground to be captured. The volumes of natural gas, natural gas liquids, and crude oil that this technique has uncovered all over the country have been unfathomable, and over the last decade alone has caused the United States to more than double their crude oil production on an absolute basis, and to surpass Russia and Saudi Arabia in production on a relative basis.
Last month, an Iranian court ordered Shaparak Shajarizadeh, 43, to prison for two years, with 18 years' probation, for removing her headscarf in public.
In our childhood in Iran, my sister's screams would cut through the silence of our home at night. Nightmares would wake her and leave her too terrified to go back to sleep. We all encouraged her to share her fears; she would always refuse. On the night she finally opened up, her entire body was shaking with fear.
5. The Catholic News Service reports that Edward Scharfenberger, the Bishop of Albany, NY, is strongly advocating lay oversight of the bishops' exploding perv scandal. Per His Excellency: "I think we have reached a point where bishops alone investigating bishops is not the answer. To have credibility, a panel would have to be separated from any source of power whose trustworthiness might potentially be compromised." Amen.
We ask you to agree to a thorough, independent investigation into claims of abuse by Archbishop McCarrick, both of minors and of adults. We want to know who in the hierarchy knew about his crimes, when they knew it, and what they did in response. This is the least that would be expected of any secular organization; it should not be more than we can expect from the Church.
BONUS: Ed Ring at California Policy Center has written a terrific essay on the amount of taxpayer money being spent on "water" that . . . isn't being spent on water. As in a desperately needed increase in supply. Read it here.
The Fountainhead is playing at 6PM (Eastern) tonight on TCM. Mamma miaPatricia Neal!
Happy birthday Bobo Newsome, born this day in 1907. His pickled soul and other cirrhotic organs went to the Big Ballpark in the Sky in 1962, at the young age of 55. His may be the longest, most-traveled, staggering, and oddball career of any hurler — his career record was 211-222, and he was 2-2 in World Series play (for the Tigers in 1940 and the Yankees in 1947). The journeyman played for the Brooklyn Dodgers (he broke into the majors with them in 1929) twice, the New York Giants, the Chicago Cubs, both Beantown teams, the Boston Braves and Red Sox, the St. Louis Browns for three separate tours of duty, twice for the Philadelphia As (where his career ended in 1953), and an amazing five separate tours with the Washington Senators. He led the league in losses during four seasons, was a four-time All Star, had three 20-plus win seasons, one home run, and one stolen base. R.I.P.
Primary elections are held in Connecticut on Tuesday. Is it wrong to pray for certain people to win, certain to lose? I'm going with yes. I'll also be praying for all the interns who have graced the offices this summer — the last two marked their final day on Friday. Their presence in part was due to the generosity of NR supporters — and we are confident that this experience will be for their own good, and for the good of the causes and principles we hold dear.
God bless you and your family and all those you love, and maybe even those you don't.
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Major League Rugby and CBS Sports Network Announce Television Partnership
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MAJOR LEAGUE RUGBY AND CBS SPORTS NETWORK TELEVISION PARTNERSHIP
Major League Rugby Release
The First National TV Partnership in Domestic Professional Rugby is MAJOR LEAGUE RUGBY AND CBS SPORTS NETWORK.
Major League Rugby (MLR) and CBS Sports Network today announced an exclusive, multi-year television partnership. CBS Sports Network will televise the inaugural season of the new start-up league beginning in April 2018, marking the first national television partnership in the history of American professional rugby.
CBS Sports Network will televise a 13-game package with 10 weeks of regular season coverage – highlighted by a Major League Rugby Game of the Week – and two weeks of postseason coverage in 2018, including the semifinals and the first MLR Championship Game.
"We look forward to being the television home of Major League Rugby," said Dan Weinberg, Executive Vice President of Programming, CBS Sports. "MLR will showcase the speed, power, and agility of this exciting sport and we are excited for the launch in April."
"Partnering with CBS Sports Network is a great step for Major League Rugby and for the sport of rugby in America," said Major League Rugby Commissioner, Dean Howes. "There is no question that rugby is growing fast in the U.S. market. A successful professional league is a critical component of that growth. Television partnerships are incredibly important to any professional league, and we are excited to chart a path to success together with CBS Sports Network."
Major League Rugby will launch with seven teams in Austin, Houston, Glendale (Colorado), New Orleans, San Diego, Seattle and Salt Lake City (Utah). Each is a key rugby market with a long history of support for the game. The members have strong, local and civic-minded ownership groups with deep ties to their communities and have established grassroots programs, venues in place or in development, and a player pool featuring the best players in North America, reinforced by up to five international signings in the 15-player, Rugby Union format.
CBS Sports Network, the 24-hour home of CBS Sports, is widely available through all major cable, satellite and telco distributors as well as via OTT streaming service providers YouTube TV, fuboTV, PlayStation Vue, DirecTV and Hulu. Additionally, a live CBS Sports Network stream is available through CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports App by authenticating with select providers. For more information, including a full programming schedule, go to www.cbssportsnetwork.com.
About MLR
MLR is a professional rugby league that will launch in April of 2018. It's an initiative of the American rugby community, in partnership with private investors, who believe that American rugby can thrive at the highest levels: as a commercial enterprise; as an influential player on the international scene; and as a participation sport at the youth and senior level. MLR will be the pinnacle of the American rugby, and provide a rallying point for local communities, a focal point for American rugby fans, and an aspirational destination for young athletes.
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In 2008, we invited Herb and Jason Tobin, son and grandson of Ben Tobin, the developer of the Hillcrest community, to a Hillcrest Leadership Meeting to talk about the history of our Hillcrest Community. Here is what we learned.
In 1945, Ben Tobin Acquired the Hollywood Beach Hotel. In that acquisition (10 acres on the ocean) he acquired the 100 acres Hollywood Beach Country Club in downtown Hollywood as well as the 300 acres of land which is today Hillcrest Condominiums. Twenty-five acres, now Washington Park, they sold to the school board. Ben acquired the property through the U.S. Navy which was used as an officer barracks and training facility during World War II. The original owners were Ed Rosenthal, who also owned the Del Coronado Hotel in San Diego and Edmund Kaufman, one of the brothers who owned Kay Jewelers. In the early 1960's, with the advent of jet travel, Ben Tobin and his son Herb became involved in a process of determining what the best use for the Hillcrest site was.
One idea for the area was a rock pit, which was a very lucrative business in those days. A cemetery was another option. But the Tobin family were always in the people business so the final decision was to build 50+ similar 3-story co-ops that would look like Buildings 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11, called the E-buildings due to their shape.
In the early 60's jet travel cut the commute from New York to Florida from four hours to two. Puerto Rico became the preferred destination so many Florida hotels turned to the convention business. Hillcrest was meant to be a retirement community for people with modest incomes. A lady by the name of Barbara Gompers, who had lived in Building 21 until she sold her unit to move to an ALF ad many have, was the registered Manager of the Hollywood Beach Hotel. She would travel to country Clubs up north and sell units to groups of members. Prices started at roughly $6,700 to $6,900 and hit a high of $15,000 as demand increased. The Country Club was the center of the community for the new owners. Then as things progressed, it was necessary to build 5 stories to meet demands. The evolution of the buildings in Hillcrest was buyer-driven. The original sales offices were on the site where Building 15 now stands. 48th Street was the Main entrance. After Buildings 15, 16 17, and 18 were built, residents indicated they wanted taller buildings with lobbies and security. Building 21 was the first high-rise ever built on a golf course in Florida. Residents would sell their units and move to the new ones. It was common for someone to have owned a 3-story, move to a 5-story and end up in a high-rise. One bedroom units in building 21 were 994 SF including the balcony, 2 bedroom units were 1296 SF including the balcony and for the first time two rows of corners were called "deluxe" and totaled 1499 SF.
Buildings 1 through 21 were co-ops; this is what New Yorkers knew and were comfortable with buying. Building 22 was the first condo. It even had a name "Madrid" which is still on the sign out front. A new amenity was added to the now six lines of 1499 SF corner units – saunas! The day they announced it the Surgeon General came out with a statement that saunas were bad for people with heart conditions…! Only three corner units ended up with saunas.
Buildings 22, 23 and 24 with the exact floor plan layouts had a steady influx of buyers. Building 25 was the first 12-story building and started out as a 252 unit building. At this time, so many people were buying more than one unit and combining them, it ended up with 235 including large 1634 SF corner units with double balconies. So when Building 26 was built, the first – and only- three-bedroom units were built totaling a whopping 2444 SF which included 2 balconies, one off the living room and one adjoining the master bedroom.
Many developers built and sold units with the promise of building a Country Club in the future. The Tobin motto was, "The Promises are on the Premises" so the Country Club was always a part of the community although it was a separate entity that sold memberships. At this time, Florida started instituting the toughest condo laws in the country due to developer mistakes. The Tobin family took heed and historically, our buildings that were well maintained from the beginning have withstood the test of time … and Hurricane Wilma!
Twenty-four buildings comprise Hillcrest. Buildings 6, 7 and 8 were built first and faced the 18-hole golf course and are adjacent to the first pool recreation complex building. The number 13 was considered unlucky so there was never a Building 13 in the plan; and of course, no unit number thirteen in any of the buildings. The family held the land destined for Buildings 12 and 14 for a long time. Building 11 was the only building that did not have Golf Course access and 12 and 14 would have flanked Building 11. The Tobin family sold the land and another developer built Washington Palms.
Herb and Jason then started answering the questions that had been submitted by the members of the Leadership group.
Building 5 wanted to know about the galvanized piping in the building that was starting to corrode. Herb explained that many of the materials as well as the codes were different back in the sixties. Galvanized pipe is what was used; today we have PVC pipes, which were not available then. He added that they used aluminum wiring when building the Hillcrest Country Club because copper was hard to come by due to the Viet Nam war. Many things would have been done very differently today, but the technology at the time was not as advanced.
Another question was why the elevators in Building 23 seem to run more smoothly than the other buildings. When Building 23 was being built, Westinghouse and Otis were on strike. The Tobin's had to go to Canada to buy a package unit, and once the strikes were over, they went back to their original vendors according to plan. Ironically, the elevators in Building 23 turned out to have the longest life. Herb pointed out that elevators remain one of the most important pieces of equipment that need on-going preventative maintenance for safety and liability.
Why were Buildings 15 and 16 built with only one parking space per unit and no guest parking at all? The demographic at the time were retirees and snowbirds with one car. In many cases, the wife did not drive at all. Also, the codes dictated one space per unit. Today, with the changing demographics, the code changed to 1.5 and sometimes 1.75 spaces per unit in the developments being built today.
Why was Building 19 a Rental Apartment Building? Buildings 19 and 20 were built last. When 26 and 27 were being built (also 12 story buildings), they were completely sold out pre-construction with over 200 extra paid deposits meant to roll over to 19 and 20! However the market changed. During the Carter years, the prime rate rose to 22% and people got out of the market. So Building 19, although still a condo, was owned and managed as a Rental apartment building by the Tobin Family. They sold all 73 units to an investor in 2002 that started selling the units and it is now a condo with a Board of Directors that still allows rentals.
Herb Tobin stated that he feels he made two mistakes in the development of Hillcrest. One was not forming a Master Association and the second was that the Country Club should have been structured as an equity club with the owners having that amenity as a part of their unit ownership.
Again, the demographics were changing. The original owners were Country Club people; it was part of their lifestyle. However, in the 80's, the new owners moving in were not into it. Many were still working and did not have the time or the funds to join a Club. The Country Club Corporation of America bought it in the early 80's but soon gave it back due to falling membership. Nat Joseph and Sol Jaffe, who played gin rummy with Ben Tobin, were also partners. Nat Joseph was in the fastener business and Ben was fond of saying that anyone who dealt with "nuts and bolt" had to be crazy. Sol Jaffe lived in Building 26 and owned a dozen car dealerships. Charlie Shannon, the President of Building 26 at the time, also ran the Club. They bought Tobin out and sol later sold the Club to the Japanese for 9 million dollars.
In its heyday, the Country Club offered golf, catering, dining and parties. It was not a Recreation Center. That is why the Playdium was built, to fill that need. The Playdium had pool tables, card rooms, saunas, arts & crafts and a library. Later on, the gym was added. Harry Cott, owner of Cott Beverages lived here in Hillcrest. He too moved several times and ended up in Building 21. His hobby was building models, which were displayed for years at the Playdium.
Hillcrest continued to change as more active, working people moved in. The Country Club changed hands several more times with continued lack of interest from the newer residents. Herb addressed other construction issues. Concrete balconies are no longer being built today but were the only option at the time. Cement Craft offered pre-cast concrete balconies formed with steel (untreated at that time). So today, 35 years later we have rebar's that have rusted and swollen over the years; especially if the owners used indoor/outdoor carpet on an open balcony that retained moisture when it rained. The solution today is to re-preserve or replace. Thanks to the 40-year safety inspection, buildings have addressed their structural and electrical issues successfully and to date, all Hillcrest buildings 40+ years old are prepared to pass the inspection
Why was Building 21 built with mostly convertible corners rather than the deluxe two-bedroom corners? Again, the buyers drove the changes. When the buyers wanted air-conditioned lobbies and 24/7 security, the high-rises – never a part of the original plan – came to pass. Buildings 22 through 24 all have the deluxe 2-bedroom corners, while Building 21 only has them in the units ending with numbers 19 and 20. Roman tubs started in Building 23. Building 22 has a heat exchange unit but the rest of the high-rises have A/C towers on the roof. The sizes of the corners increased in Buildings 25, 26, and 27 when the market was booming. 21 through 24 have 1499 sq. ft. corners while 25 through 27 have 1634 sq ft corners that include double balconies. Building 25 does not have a sister building but has the largest number of units. Building 26 was built with the only 3 bedroom units. When the market changed, building 12-story buildings ceased. The last two buildings, Buildings 19 and 20 have six stories and eight stories respectively.
Some of the original owners in Building 25 remember when they had golf course views across the street before 26 and 27 were built. Why? Buildings 26 and 27 were always part of the master plan but the fourth tee was in that area until it the Executive Golf Course was reconfigured according to the master plan. Hillcrest was one of the first communities where the utilities were underground; cable, power, sewer, etc.
A member asked about the area between Hillcrest Drive and Pembroke Road on the west side of Park. This property was always owned by the City of Hollywood but the Tobin's, as well as some of the Leadership members, remembered that it was originally a City Dump and an incinerator then a landfill. Now it is a collection center and fueling center for City vehicles. The land abutting Building 25 is also owned by the city and Hillcresters definitely need to stay informed about future plans.
The lesson to be learned here is that Hillcrest has always been subject to drastic changes based on the market of the day. Today is no different. We are losing the Golf Course and that is a sad fact, even to those of us who don't play. We have all in one way or another gotten enjoyment out of living in a golf community. However, if our only choices both involve building 645 more units that are sure to impact our traffic flow as well as our property values, we needed to choose wisely. We decided we wanted upscale homes and town homes rather than another high rise building that would be marketed to renters. Usable park space with walking trials, lakes and a community center will attract affluent new neighbors. From Baby Boomers to Millennials, beautiful surroundings that lend themselves to exercise and activity are desirable assets. Hopefully, we will attract neighbors who complement the eclectic mix of retirees, young professionals and couples starting families as well as our well-to-do snowbirds.
We have a wonderful Charter School called Championship Academy as well as a public elementary school within walking distance. Our new gated community will include private park areas and two club houses – one for the existing residents with an outdoor kitchen and barbecue area and one for the new homeowners. We will have a putting green, tennis courts and Bocce ball. Our entrances will be upgraded and uniform and we have exchanged our "Hillcrest Country Club" moniker for "Parkview at Hillcrest" to better describe our beautiful new features with lakes and walking trails.
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A girl child is described as a female child between infancy and early adulthood. During this period of the development of the girl child, she is completely under the care of adults, mostly her parents, guardians or siblings, who are older and more mature than she is. Education generally is important to the society, but that of a girl child is believed to be more important. This is explained in the saying that if you educate a girl child, you educate a nation.
The Nigerian Constitution clearly stipulates that every child, be they a boy or girl, has the right to education. The Constitution even requires a free and compulsory education for children between the ages of six through to fifteen years. Available records show that there are over ten million out-of-school children in Nigeria, who at the same time are not receiving any form of training to help them better their lot in life.
The girl child is the first step to motherhood. Given the world we live in today, no one would wish to make an illiterate woman as a wife.
Nowadays, male doctors are consulting in the labour room. This calls for concerted efforts for the education of the girl child in order to reverse the trend.
This takes us to the idea of motherhood. Who is a mother? She is a friend, a teacher, a confidant, a counsellor and the hand that feeds. These roles help a child to survive, grow and develop into the best he can be but that cannot be played efficiently if the woman is not educated. To the husband, she is a friend, a counsellor, a partner and a bed mate. Giving the girl child a chance to acquire knowledge will easily reverse the trend and make the world a far better place for all to live in.


Based in London, The Spike Orchestra is one of the most adventurous Big Bands working today, blending jazz, rock, klezmer, cartoon music and the avant garde into a cohesive and compelling whole. Their first Masada project Cerberus was a surprise hit and one of the most powerful and imaginative interpretations in the entire Book of Angels series. Here they top that spectacular CD with new interpretations from The Book Beri'ah. With influences ranging from Gil Evans, Frank Zappa, Zorn and the most experimental side of the Stan Kenton organization, Spike Orchestra creates an incredibly varied program of Masada music at its rocking best. Astonishing big band jazz leading us into the 21st century.


It seems as if humankind is really loosing it. The new Apple i5 has been released and people stand in line for hours in order to buy the device. However, when you start thinking: Is there really such a great difference to the i4 ?
I admit not to be among the Apple worshipping community but, instead, I am still in love with my Samsung Galaxy S2. A friend of mine and an owner of the i4 has been complaining for a long time that my phone is easier to handle and that Samsung is not charging any money for every single app. In addition to that, my pictures come out much better and the S2 has been offering a panorama view for ages. Apple is only offering it now on the new device but, according to my friend, she downloaded an app offering panorama pictures on her i4 long ago.
I just consider those Apple fans standing in line for a phone which is basically just like the "old" i4 and has nothing new to offer but the design, the weight and a bigger screen, as not facing reality. Today many people just buy Apple because they want to show off but if you are looking for something to work: Get a Samsung Galaxy.
Samsung Galaxy S3 due to it's slim, big screen, great camera, smart stay, best photo option & S-Beam.


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Leopold von Gründlach (mort le ) est évêque de Bamberg de 1296 à sa mort.

Biographie
Leopold ou Leupold vient de la , originaire de Nuremberg. Son oncle éponyme est prévôt de l'. Leopold devient prévôt de l' en 1274 puis en de la cathédrale en 1283. En 1293, il obtient une dévolution pour une prébende au chapitre des chanoines de Wurtzbourg.

Il est élu évêque entre le  et le . En tant qu', il est d'abord admis comme prévôt. Le pape Boniface VIII refuse d'abord à cause de la dévolution puis dispense Leopold et le nomme évêque de Bamberg le . Le cardinal-évêque Gerardo Bianchi est chargé par le pape de porter la consécration. Le moment de l'attribution du pallium est inconnu. Leopold accepte de payer les arriérés de sa charge, mais il risque l'excommunication parce qu'il n'arrive pas à payer, il obtient une suspension de paiement en . Au début de 1298, lors de son retour de Rome, il visite les possessions de l'évêché de Bamberg en Carinthie. Il retourne en Carinthie à l'automne 1300.

Leopold assiste aux audiences du roi Adolphe de Nassau en 1298 à Nuremberg, en 1301 à Augsbourg et en 1302 de nouveau à Nuremberg et obtient ainsi des lettres royales de protection. D'autres créances monétaires papales concernent une indemnité de voyage pour le légat Nicolas d'Ostie. Sur les 750 livres à donner pour la croisade, il en récolte seulement 400, venant notamment de l', à cause de la mauvaise situation financière de l'évêché. Le reste doit être payé dans les deux ans.

La persécution des Juifs partie de Wurtzbourg s'étend pendant l'été 1298 à Nuremberg et Bamberg.

Après la mort de Leopold, il y a un conflit autour du choix entre Gerlach von Wetzlar, prévôt de Völkermarkt, et Johannes von Muchel, prévôt de Bamberg.

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Évêque catholique du XIIIe siècle
Évêque catholique du XIVe siècle
Date de naissance non renseignée (XIIIe siècle)
Décès en 1303

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Where do you get your identity?
Is it the college you went to?
Is it your status in the community or church?
Or is it something from your past. Maybe it's an abusive experience that you replay in your mind again and again. These tragic memories never seem to fade away, but instead continue to haunt you until they become part of your internal fabric that you wear every day.
It is not uncommon for people to build an identity rooted in lies, which they believe are based in truth. With this poor sense of self, people experience self-hate and feelings of worthlessness. This in turn leads to destructive behaviors and the development of unhealthy relationships.
It is all part of Satan's game plan to crush our spirits and take our focus off the abundant life that God promises us.
But we don't have to play into Satan's hands. We can correct our erroneous beliefs and develop an accurate and genuine assessment of our true self.
To do this, we have to begin by understanding God's assessment of our worth.
As children of God we have been forgiven, redeemed, accepted, loved, called, given hope and made pure again. You see, the truth is we are all children of a King. That is the foundation of our true identity.
Take time to do some self-reflection by examining the current source of your identity and work to make the adjustments needed to align it with the one true King.
And I encourage you to listen to this song by Matthew West as he shares your true identity.
This guest post was written by Eddie Capparucci.
Eddie is the author of Removing Your Shame Label.


Item # 583773 This is a genuine check written on the "Otsego County Bank" of Cooperstown, New York dated 1834. Included is the amount in the lower left corner with a signature in the lower right. There is a nice engraving of an eagle with an olive branch in its beak (see images).
An early financial item & great to have from this town famous as the home of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Measures 2 3/4 by 5 1/2 inches and is in nice condition. The photo shows one of several we have so your check will look almost identical but with slight variations in the handwritten notes.


A man has appeared in court charged with being threatening or abusive towards another person at a pub in Batheaston.
Julian Paul Fillary, 43, of Elmhurst Estate in the village, allegedly committed the offence on July 7 at the George and Dragon pub.
The charge reads he "used towards another threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause that person to believe that immediate unlawful violence would be used against him by any person, or to provoke the immediate use of unlawful violence by him whereby that person was likely to believe that such violence would be used, or it was likely that such violence would be provoked."
Fillary did not enter a plea when he appeared before Bath magistrates on August 3.
Under his bail terms Fillary must not go to the pub.
He will next appear at Bath Magistrates' Court on August 29.


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Q: apt: E: Unable to locate package postgresql-client-11 I have got this:
# add-apt-repository main
# add-apt-repository universe
# add-apt-repository restricted
# add-apt-repository multiverse
# apt-get update
# apt-get -y upgrade
# apt-get install -y postgresql-client-11

and I get:

E: Unable to locate package postgresql-client-11

how do I find out how to get version 11.x for this package?
update:
I ran this: apt-cache search postgresql | grep client the only relevant thing that shows up postgresql-client-10...so maybe version 11 is not supported on my ubuntu version? how do I find out?

A: So one solution seems to be forget about the client library and just install:
 export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive
 # apt-get install -yq postgresql

but then I get this interactive prompt and it won't accept my answer :(
but I still get:
 stderr: pg_dump: server version: 11.2; pg_dump version: 10.10 (Ubuntu 10.10-0ubuntu0.18.04.1)
 stderr: pg_dump: aborting because of server version mismatch

fml :(

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Animaniacs Live! opened at La Mirada Theater in La Mirada, CA on April 15th with 2 sold-out shows (2 PM and 7 PM). It was an incredible experience for Animaniacs fans who were delighted when all Animaniacs episodes became available on Netflix, starting April 6, 2016 in the US. One year later, you can now catch the original cast and composer of Animaniacs coming to a concert hall near you (call your local orchestra and tell them you want Animaniacs Live!).
ToonBarn has exclusive interviews with Rob Paulsen (Yakko), Jess Harnell (Wakko) and Tress MacNeille (Dot), as well as series composer Randy Rogel.
Animaniacs Fans can see their favorite characters sing live on stage in Animaniacs Live!
Animaniacs LIVE! is a musical revue starring original cast members Rob Paulsen (Yakko, and Pinky from Pinky and the Brain), Jess Harnell (Wakko), Tress MacNeille (Dot), and accompanied by Emmy winning composer Randy Rogel, who wrote and created many of those memorable songs you STILL can't remove from your brain pan.
Running through a playlist of Animaniacs hits, there's even an updated version of 'Yakko's World' featuring newly christened countries as they have come to be. Animaniacs LIVE! is coming to a theater near you.
Featuring 20 (or more) songs from the run of the show, songs like 'Yakko's World' and 'I'm Mad' and set along cued up clips, Animaniacs LIVE! promises to help you relive the show's 90's glory. With over 2,000 half-hours of animation credits, the cast's versatility shines in their starring roles. Randy Rogel is a three time Emmy winner, who began as an original writer on Batman: The Animated Series, before joining the staff of Animaniacs writing most of the songs and many of the scripts. Animaniacs LIVE! is based on the beloved WB cartoon Animaniacs, produced by Steven Spielberg, which delighted television audiences from 1992 to 1998. Cartoon clips will be shown alongside the talent. In addition to the concert, the cast and Randy share behind the scenes secrets about the making of the series. Whether you're a lover of music, animation, or fun, experience Animaniacs like never before in Animaniacs LIVE!
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You will learn about the whole concept of Laughter Yoga, how it evolved and the scientific rationale and health benefits of laughing without a reason. Your coach will evaluate your Laughter Quotient (LQ) which measures a person's ability to laugh, personality type, level of playfulness, sense of humor, ability to express emotions, ability to cope with challenges and communication skills etc. This explanatory session is followed by warming up exercises to loosen the inhibition and shyness.
In this lesson your coach will explain the scientific fact that even if one pretends to laugh, the body does not know the difference -- one gets the same health benefits whether laughterisrealorfake. Hewillteachyouaseriesoffake laughter exercises and voice reinforcement techniques that eventually lead to spontaneous laughter.
At the end of this video there are two inspiring laughter sessions. One is with a young man from Mumbai who is paralyzed and bedridden following an accident. The other is with a young woman suffering from Multiple Sclerosis - a chronic and debilitating disease.


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Q: generate selected number of text fields in php Nowadays I'm doing web project for my university mini-project. I'm building a Quizzes management site. User logged on my site I need supply to the user to facilitate for create a quiz. The user can select how many questions include his quiz. But today I have a problem. How to do this?
I create sample code below. First form supply to the user, User can select the number of questions in the quiz.

 <form action='questions.php'>
   <select name="dob-day" id="dob-day">
      <option value="">-----</option>
      <option value="1">1</option>
      <option value="2">2</option>
      <option value="3">3</option>
      <option value="4">4</option>
      <option value="5">5</option>
   </select>
   <input type=submit value='Submit'>
</form>
</body

Then after my site should generate a selected number of text fields for questions.
ex: If user select 2 questions for this quiz,
Then my site supply 2 text fields for entering questions with multiple answers.
(This is not a PHP code. This only sample code for describing my problem to you.)

Enter the question for quiz.

    Q1)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="2"></textarea>

    A)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="1"></textarea>
    B)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="1"></textarea>

    C)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="1"></textarea>
    D)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="1"></textarea>

    Q2)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="2"></textarea>

    A)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="1"></textarea>
    B)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="1"></textarea>

    C)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="1"></textarea>
    D)
    <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="body" rows="1"></textarea>

    </body
</html

I think, doing my task to use PHP language. Can I use PHP to get the solution for this?
What can I do?
please anyone can help me with this problem.
Thank for any audience.

A: Yes php can do this sort of work. Personally I only enable javascript on an 'as needed' basis.
The following is incomplete, but should get you started. Remember that you'll have to have something to execute the php. Php is not rendered in the browser. I use wamp on my windows development machine.
First page
<form action='questions.php'>
   <select name="numberOfQuestions" id="dob-day">
      <option value="">-----</option>
      <option value="5">5</option>
      <option value="10">10</option>
      <option value="20">20</option>
      <option value="25">25</option>
      <option value="40">40</option>
   </select>
   <input type=submit value='Submit'>
</form>

questions.php:
<?php
   for($x=1;$x<=$_GET['numberOfQuestions'];$x++){
?>

            Q<?=$x?>)
            <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="question<?=$x?>" rows="2"></textarea>

            A)
            <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="answer<?=$x?>A" rows="1"></textarea>
            B)
            <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="answer<?=$x?>B" rows="1"></textarea>

            C)
            <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="answer<?=$x?>C" rows="1"></textarea>
            D)
            <textarea tabindex="3" id="message" class="input-xxlarge" name="answer<?=$x?>D" rows="1"></textarea>

<?php
   }
?>

Please note, you'll want a different naming convention for the questions your users create than naming them all 'body', which would make it impossible for you to distinguish between the inputs when you capture the questions and answers created by the user.


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Q: Solving Error:(102, 82) error: cannot find symbol class ListCallbackSingleChoice error I'm trying to make things work so I can finally build the apk for an app I develope, but I'm facing with this two errors:
Error:(102, 82) error: cannot find symbol class ListCallbackSingleChoice
Error:Execution failed for task ':app:compileDebugJavaWithJavac'.
> Compilation failed; see the compiler error output for details.

The first errors, is shown at this line: .itemsCallbackSingleChoice(-1, new MaterialDialog.ListCallbackSingleChoice() {
I'm searching for few hours now, and I can't do anything. What should I do in order to make it work? Thanks in advance.
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apply plugin: 'com.android.application'

android {
    compileSdkVersion 23
    buildToolsVersion "23.0.1"

    defaultConfig {
        applicationId "com.panaceasoft.citiesdirectory"
        minSdkVersion 10
        targetSdkVersion 23
        versionCode 1
        versionName "1.0"
    }
    buildTypes {
        release {
            minifyEnabled false
            proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
        }
    }
}

dependencies {
    compile fileTree(include: ['*.jar'], dir: 'libs')
    compile files('libs/android-async-http-1.4.4.jar')
    compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:22.2.1'
    compile 'com.android.support:cardview-v7:22.2.1'
    compile 'com.android.support:recyclerview-v7:22.2.1'
    compile 'com.android.support:design:22.2.1'
    compile 'com.android.support:palette-v7:22.2.1'
    compile 'com.android.support:support-v4:22.2.1'
    compile 'com.google.code.gson:gson:2.4'
    compile 'com.mcxiaoke.volley:library:1.0.19'
    compile 'com.squareup.picasso:picasso:2.5.2'
    compile 'com.pnikosis:materialish-progress:1.5'
    compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services:7.5.0'
    repositories {
        maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
    }

    compile ('com.github.afollestad:material-dialogs:53103863a6') {
        transitive = true
    }
    compile 'com.github.rey5137:material:1.1.1'
    compile 'de.hdodenhof:circleimageview:1.3.0'
}

A: In your build.gradle file, try replacing
compile ('com.github.afollestad:material-dialogs:53103863a6') { transitive = true }
to
compile 'com.afollestad.material-dialogs:core:0.8.6.1'
compile 'com.afollestad.material-dialogs:commons:0.8.6.1'

Then rebuild your project.


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So one of your New Year's Resolutions is to be a better citizen, right? With the advent of the internet, luckily for us, making your opinion known and voice count has never been easier.
Today's mission is to Ban Toxic BPA in Food Packaging. NY Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer announced their introduction of the BPA-Free Kids Act to protect children and pregnant women from this chemical.
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New Stars Assistant Director: Alina Mitchell
Dua Adil, Reporter|October 3, 2019
This year Clements welcomes one of the many new additions to the Ranger family. Alina Mitchell is the new assistant director for the Stars Dance Team. She received a B.F.A from Sam Houston State University and a M.Ed in Educational Leadership from Lamar University. She taught dance and cheer at her previous school and is now here to be apart of the Stars family.
However, this adjustment didn't only affect Mitchell, but her family as well.
"Not only did I move to a new school and district, I also moved to a new city," she said. "Although there was a lot of change over the last few months, I wouldn't change it. I love Clements, Stars, Twinkles and Dance 1 students!"
Upon her arrival, she says that she knows that the Stars "is a very established team," but believes that they can take their abilities to the next level.
"There is always room for growth and the potential is high for the Stars," Mitchell said.
Mitchell says that her favorite thing so far about being the assistant director is "how positive and welcoming the entire team has been." She says that they "work extremely hard and it shows when they are either out on the football field or on stage."
Although Mitchell is "extremely committed" to her work, family, and friends, she "loves to laugh, be silly, and even set up a few pranks."
The team is grateful to have their new addition and there are high hopes for the dance team this upcoming year.
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164 – Jimmy Carr (Part One of Two)
In this first part of a two hour interview with one of the UK's most respected comedians, Jimmy Carr reveals the inner mechanism of his bulletproof stage act. We focus on his extraordinary ease with hecklers, his mastery of put-downs, and we learn some of the techniques he uses to mint hundreds of new jokes every year. But is he as bulletproof emotionally as he appears to be onstage?
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Phil Kay is a force of nature. Not a metaphorical one; an actual force of nature. "The guy that speaks really fast until it goes wrong" waxes sagacious about staying in the bit that works, no longer being appropriate to the bullets, and most importantly of all believing in belief.
Phil's autobiography "The Wholly Viable" is available online now and you'd be an idiot to miss it.
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Air China Limited (referred to below as "Air China") has become the Official Partner of the Beijing Organising Committee for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games ("Beijing 2022") on August 23, 2017. Chen Jining, acting Mayor of Beijing and Executive President of Beijing 2022, attended the signing ceremony in Beijing. Zhang Jiandong, Deputy Mayor of Beijing and Vice Executive President of Beijing 2022, and Song Zhiyong, President of Air China Limited, signed the partnership agreement.
"Beijing 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games are a major landmark event in China's history. Air China will bring its own strengths into play and mobilize its resources to spread Olympic Values and increase the impact of the Beijing 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games," said Song Zhiyong. "Air China has the capacity and confidence to promote the Olympic spirit through innovative approaches, fulfill the promise as an Official Partner, and support the Beijing 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games with high quality services", added Song Zhiyong.
Air China is the country's largest airline and exclusive national flag carrier, as well as the Official Partner for Beijing 2008. "We congratulate Air China in again partnering its services with the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in China for Beijing 2022", said Zhang Jiandong. "Beijing 2022 will spare no effort to provide quality services to ensure Air China enjoy the widespread benefits of being an Official Partner of Beijing 2022", added Zhang Jiandong.
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A Great Qualifying For Ed Carpenter
by Ben | May 20, 2019 | IndyCar, News | 0 comments
Ed Carpenter in the No.20 Preferred Freezer Services Chevrolet had a great qualifying for the 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge on Sunday.
Last year's pole sitter will start the race from the front row alongside pole sitter Simon Pagenaud. Carpenter set a fastest speed of 229.889MPH.
Speaking following the session he said:
"I was hoping one of the three of us was going to get the pole, but finishing 2-3-4 is the next best thing. I'm really proud of the whole team to give us the cars we had, which put us in the position to go out and qualify the way that we did. I've said every year, the poles are a credit to the team and their work in the offseason in building the cars. More than anything, the consistency to have all three cars stacked together is special compared to how the other teams are more spread out. Huge thank you to Chevrolet, Preferred Freezer Services, Lineage, SMC, Direct Supply, Autogeek, WeatherTech and Scuderia Corsa with special thanks to Giacomo (Mattioli). It's been a good month, and hopefully, we can have another couple days of practice to fine-tune the race setup and do what we came here to do – win the Indy 500."
Spencer Pigot in the No.21 Chevrolet starts the race on the front row from third place having set a fastest speed of 229.826MPH and speaking following the session he said:
Yeah, it's sweet. Starting front row in the Indy 500 is a real honor, and like Ed (Carpenter, team owner) said, a testament to our team. I wouldn't say I was doing the rain dance all day. I think as race car drivers we love driving Indy cars at the limit and you definitely get a chance to do that here in qualifying. Any chance we get to put four laps of qualifying together here is exciting in the car. So, unfortunately, it was a little short, but like Ed said, great day for the team. (We're starting) 2, 3, 4, and I think all of us were pretty happy with our race cars Wednesday and Thursday, so we have a lot to look forward to and a lot to be confident about heading into next weekend."
Ed Jones starts the race from fourth place having set a speed of 228.646MPH and speaking following the session he said:
It was a good day. I qualified fourth for the Indianapolis 500. It's great for myself, Scuderia Corsa and Ed Carpenter Racing. Having three cars at the front is really positive. Of course, you always want to be on pole, but regardless, it's great to be up front. It will give us a great chance for the win next Sunday and that's what it's all about."


TVET System of Bangladesh As per Article 17 of the Bangladesh Constitution, all children between ages six and 10 years are entitled to free basic education. This has resulted in the literacy rate of Bangladesh to rise to almost 73% as of 2016. In 2015, 16087 schools and 2,363 colleges were getting Monthly Payment Order (MPO) facilities. 27558 Madrasha, and technical and vocational institutions were enlisted for the facilities.
GDP per capita has increased to $1677 in 2018 from under $700 in 1990, which has been attributed to and led by the growth in industry and service sector and assisted by improved human development. It is imperative, however, to produce a highly skilled and more efficient workforce to achieve further, and more rapid economic growth, which is where the role of TVET is so crucial.
In attempts to improve the quality of TVET, projects such as the Skills Development Program (SDP) were implemented by the DTE with co-funding from ADB, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), and the Government of Bangladesh. "Skills 21 – empowering citizens for inclusive and sustainable growth" is also another project implemented by multiple ministries in cooperation with the European Union (EU) and the International Labour Organisation (ILO) to help develop reforms in TVET and due to run from January 2017 to December 2020.
Government institutions in the different levels of TVET are: (1) Technical Teachers Training College(TTTC), (2) Engineering Colleges, (3) Vocational Teachers Training Institute, (4) Polytechnic Institute, (5) Technical School and College, (6) SSC Vocational with MPO , (7) HSC Business Management with monthly payment order (MPO) Madrasha with MPO (Vocational & Business Management, (8) Non -Government Diploma Institutes, (9) Non-Government Secondary Level and Others Institutes. The total number of accredited TVET institutes is around 7925.
The NSDP was approved by the Bangladeshi Cabinet in January 2012 to build on other government policies, such as the Education Policy 2009, Non-formal Education Policy 2006, Youth Policy 2003, National Training Policy 2008, and NSDC Action Plan 2008. The NSDP is intended to formulate a clear strategy for skills development in the country; enhance the quality and relevance of skills development; establish a responsive delivery mechanism that services the need of labor markets, individuals and community more efficiently; improve access to skill development and motivate participation from industry and businesses; and enable effective planning, coordination and monitoring of skill development activities by ministries, donors, industry, and public and private providers.
Qualification Framework The National Training and Vocational Qualifications Framework (NTVQF) is a comprehensive, nationally consistent yet flexible for all qualifications in technical and vocational education and training.
The National Training and Vocational Qualifications Framework (NTVQF) is a comprehensive, nationally consistent yet flexible for all qualifications in technical and vocational education and training.
If implemented well, the NTVQF benefits employers, students, and the institutions providing the training who will now be delivering nationally recognised qualifications.
Levels of NVQS The comprehensive NTVQF is a flexible framework with eight levels of qualifications.
Note. Adapted from National Vocational Qualifications and Certifications System of Bangladesh, by Karim. Retrieved from National Vocational Qualification Systems of CPSC Member Countries 2017, CPSC.
TVET Financing Public and private TVET providers can rely on several financiers, but the sources and funding levels differ for the two types.
The Public TVET institutes are primarily funded from the government budget allocation through the corresponding ministry, which is further divided into two sources. The development budget, funded by the GoB or international donors, is meant to finance the initial costs of setting up new institutes and continue funding until they are operational. After the start-up phase development projects are transferred from the development budget to the revenue budget.
Private TVET providers can be divided into two groups by finance. The first group of providers receive their basic funding through MPO which finances all of the teachers' salaries. Other recurring expenses are financed by fees and donations. The second group is completely funded privately via fees and donations. They do, however, occasionally run MPO programs alongside their privately funded courses, which can result in cross-subsidization and then lead to "misallocation" of public funds.
(2) International Conference on TVET for Sustainable Development (in collaboration with the Institute of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh. April 30-May 2, 2015).
2014: In-Country Program on Institutional Management of TVET. September 7-11, 2014.
2013: In-country Program on Strategic Planning of TVET Institutions. November 9-13, 2013.


Kirk. Picard. Sisko. Janeway. Archer. Every Star Trek fans has their favourite, and each captain has their own unique command style. Sometimes it's hard to put one ahead of the other when ranking Starfleet's leaders, but in this episode of The Ready Room we're joined by Brian Finifter of Down In Front to discuss each of these captains, their pros and cons, and reveal under whom we'd prefer to serve.


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Like with the Construction industry, a large amount of Engineering work is scientific and requires extensive R&D activities – many of which companies and organisations are not aware they can claim tax relief on.
Investigating alternate/ innovative materials with which to construct a structure or parts of a structure.
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Performing environmental impact studies.
Incurring integration costs related to designing multiple co-dependent features, where the technical uncertainty may only be eliminated by designing the related components.
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What is R&D Tax Credit?
Introduced by the UK Government in 2000, the R&D tax relief scheme is designed to encourage innovation and global competitiveness by allowing companies to reclaim some of the money invested in qualifying research and development. SMEs can recover up to 26% (if in profit) and 33.35% (if loss-making) of all eligible R&D expenditure. Large companies/ organisations can benefit from an after-tax benefit of 9.72% of the qualifying R&D expenditure. Many UK organisations miss the opportunity to reap the potential rewards offered by HMRC's R&D Tax Credit scheme.
The HMRC R&D Tax Credits guidance notes are set out in a document hundreds of pages thick and updated after almost every budget. Even if you manage to weigh through this yourself, chances are you'll miss out on maximising your claim or worse, over-claim which could result in an HMRC investigation. Why the process is best served best by experts, who submit such claims on a daily basis.