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May 23 What does "High Hopes" by Panic! at the Disco mean?
When "High Hopes" released today, Brendon Urie tweeted, "I spent too long not setting my expectations high enough, worried about how it felt to fail. I hit a point when I realized I had to aim high and fail, fail, fail in order to keep growing. This one is for all of you who helped me go for it all. I thank you." Urie didn't say indicate that his words had specifically to do with "High Hopes," but this was the emotion he chose to share with his fans upon the song's release, and that emotion certainly fits with the meaning of his lyrics.
Apr 18 AJR's "Weak" Doesn't Mean What You Think It Means!
Rather than being counter-cultural, "Weak" does exactly what LMFAO did: Instead of promoting freedom from the habits and emptiness we fight with in "Party Rock Anthem," AJR seems to celebrate our inability to ever actually defeat those habits.
Mar 25 What does "Say Amen (Saturday Night)" by Panic! at the Disco mean?"
While not all songs are autobiographical—in fact, one should never directly assume that they are—it is both a songwriter's privilege and responsibility to allow him or her experience to influence the writing process in some way. In "Say Amen," Brendon Urie uses much of the knowledge of the religious tradition that he grew up in to influence his lyrics. While this does not necessarily mean that Brendon Urie is the narrator of the song, it does make the notion of a narrator who is disenchanted with his religious upbringing to be far more powerful and affective.
Dec 4 Podcast: How a Songwriter Thinks ft. Melissa Bel (AN ACTUAL ARTIST!)
Today we're talking to Melissa Bel, a longtime artist from Canada who met her partner in Las Vegas and moved to Great Britain. She's been all over the world, and she's been singing and writing songs the whole time, and for this episode of the show, we get deep into who she is as an artist.
Nov 27 Podcast: How to Write a Country Song ft. Garrett Vandenberg
podcast, pop music discussion
People hate country music, but why? And how can we tap into these particular hates to put together the greatest (see: worst) country song of all time? Guest Garrett Vandenberg is going to explain how he did it for a video for the BlimeyCow YouTube channel. This episode is fun and incisive as we explore country music and how it fails.
Nov 14 What does "Dress" by Taylor Swift mean?
song lyrics blog post, song lyrics meaning
I don't usually insert my opinion into my lyrics explaining blog posts, but I'll admit that "Dress" is one of the most interesting songs Taylor Swift has released to date. But it's not because the lyrics are deep or interesting or anything. It's the subject material. Never before has she gotten this sexy and this edgy, and if people are talking about anything controversial on Reputation, it's usually this song. But is this song really that sexual? Is it really that odd to hear from Taylor Swift? Yes, and, yes, but let's get into it anyway.
Nov 14 What does "Dancing with Our Hands Tied" by Taylor Swift mean?
To be completely honest, you're not going to find out what celebrity this song is about by reading my blog. I could care less whether this song is about Joe Alwyn or Tom Hiddleston or Calvin Harris or whoever. The other blogs out there that write about that stuff do a fine job (when they're not shamelessly click-baiting people and wasting your valuable time). But what I do have for you is a near-literary breakdown of the lyrics themselves. I like finding out what Taylor means and what story she's telling, and "Dancing with Our Hands Tied" gives a great opportunity to learn a little bit more about her.
Nov 10 What does "New Year's Day" by Taylor Swift mean?
While the holiday that most people focus on during the new year is New Year's Eve, Swift entitles the final song on her album "New Year's Day" in order to highlight the fact that she doesn't want to just stick around for the party but for the aftermath as well: the clean up, the solitude, and even the bittersweetness of moments gone but memories made.
Nov 10 What does "Getaway Car" by Taylor Swift mean?
While maybe not the most notable song on Reputation, I think "Getaway Car" is one of the better written ones. It tells a clear story and uses some excellent imagery and metaphors that really make that story come to life for listeners. The music, while certainly still pop, is more stripped down than previous tracks and offers a laid back, thoughtful wistfulness as Taylor recalls past experiences.
Nov 10 What does "So It Goes..." by Taylor Swift Mean?
Musically and lyrically "So It Goes..." (heretofore referred to as "So It Goes") reminds me of "I Don't Wanna live Forever." It's sexually focused, and it's very slick and intentional, verging on dark pop. The song is focused on some new boyfriend (the Internet would have us believe Joe Alwyn) who Swift finds attractive and who she apparently feels deeply connected with. The song itself though may prove to have further surprises.
Nov 10 What does "Delicate" by Taylor Swift mean?
"Delicate" maintains some of the new pop sounds that Taylor's been using throughout the Reputation album, but the lyrics truly seem more like old Taylor or even "Wildest Dreams"--a little sexual, a little edgy, but overall innocent and sweet, wanting something real from a new relationship. Of course, the relationship in "Wildest Dreams" was dying or dead, and the relationship in "Delicate" seems to be just beginning.
Nov 10 What does "Don't Blame Me" by Taylor Swift mean?
While "Don't Blame Me" continues shaping a Taylor Swift persona that few of us were familiar with before "Look What You Made Me Do," the music is certainly more toned back than what we heard in that song or in "...Ready For It?" The song's certainly still intense--especially those choruses--but interestingly this time it's the verses that are more stripped back--the antithesis to the hyped verses and chiller choruses of other songs that appear early in the album.
Nov 10 What does "I Did Something Bad" by Taylor Swift mean?
"I Did Something Bad" follows the same formula that we heard from "Look What You Made Me Do" or "...Ready For It?" Taylor Swift has turned over a new leaf, and is now a tougher, stronger, harder, version of herself. She's not going to roll over for anyone or wait for someone to come save her. She's ready to take control of her own life even if it means destroying her enemies.
Nov 10 What does "End Game" (ft. Ed Sheeran and Future) by Taylor Swift mean?
Taylor Swift released Reputation on November 10th, and "End Game" is the first song new song that many of us heard when we started listening. This second track, which comes right after "...Ready For It?" is one of the most noteworthy tracks on the album because not only does it feature Ed Sheeran and Future, but it also heavily features the title of the album--Reputation--which suggests that this song is tightly tied to the meaning of the album overall.
Nov 9 What does "...Ready For It?" by Taylor Swift mean?
Of all the new Taylor Swift songs, "...Ready For It?" may be the most unique and most "new." While fans weren't quite sure what to do with "Look What You Made Me Do" until the music video came out, and "Gorgeous" and "Call It What You Want" at least made a little sense as far as who we think Taylor Swift is, "...Ready For It?" left most of us scratching our heads. But that doesn't mean the doesn't mean something interesting, so let's get into it.
Nov 9 What does "Gorgeous" by Taylor Swift mean?
Taylor Swift's "Gorgeous" was an especially trying one for me to explain. I stayed up until midnight to explain it and spent most of my first video talking about how people would probably think that it meant Taylor Swift was admitting to be a bisexual. Luckily for me, before it was up for long, my loyal fans explained the real meaning to me, and the next morning I started fresh and created the video you see below in which I explain the true meaning of the song. While not as controversial as Taylor Swift coming out of the closet, "Gorgeous" may still have a meaning that surprises you.
Nov 9 What does "Look What You Made Me Do" by Taylor Swift mean?
"Look What You Made Me Do" has to be the most contentious song of my Taylor Swift-listening lifetime. I thought "Bad Blood" was a departure for her, but "Look What You Made Me Do" seems to have even less to do with the sweet, pure, country singer in songs like "Mean" or "Our Song." Of course, Taylor Swift as an artist certainly is allowed to change and develop, but I don't think anyone six years ago or even three would have expected this. Of course, that's not me saying that "Look What You Made Me Do" is a bad song--that's for you to decide--but both music and lyrics are clear departures for her.
Nov 9 What does "Call It What You Want" by Taylor Swift mean?
But "Call It What You Want" is certainly my favorite of the four new songs she's released from Reputation up to this point. It's simple, it's pure, and it feels honest. Not only that, but I think the lyrics truly do mean something to her, and I think they're going to mean something to you as well.
Jul 13 What does "Woman" by Kesha mean?
Again, Kesha surprises us with a new single and music video seemingly out of the blue. "Praying" surprised everyone last Thursday morning (particularly surprising because music usually drops Thursday at midnight rather than early in the morning). And now "Woman" is her next single from her upcoming album Rainbow. And this one sounds more like classic "Ke$ha"--swearing, partying, and ego-boosting. But it's different ego-boosting from her earlier work. This time, she's not deriving power from her party-girl status, but from her womanhood.


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An additional � million for Gainsborough
West Lindsey District Council has given the green light to a � million Gainsborough development which will deliver new housing, new retail units, a long stay car park and improved pedestrian routes.
The development site is adjacent to the � million Marshall抯 Yard retail, office and leisure complex which is under construction and due to open at Easter 2007. Currently occupied by local company Gainsborough Steel Services, the land will be freed up when the company relocates to a purpose built facility at Somerby Park � an industrial estate within the town.
The move will allow the company to operate more efficiently, improve health and safety, and remove the need for their articulated delivery vehicles to travel through Gainsborough town centre.
Once the company has relocated, 99 new homes will be built on the site with a mixture of bungalows, apartments and houses. The site will also provide 150 long stay car parking spaces, which will be used by employees at Marshall抯 Yard.
The pedestrian route from central station and Middlefield Lane into the town will be upgraded, and a cycle lane introduced. Currently a dark, desolate route, perceived by many as a 憂o go� area, the area will be well lit, providing a safe environment for cyclists and pedestrians. These routes are highlighted as needing improvement in Gainsborough抯 recently published masterplan.
The final element of the redevelopment scheme is the refurbishment of the old 慞attern Shop� at the rear of Marshall抯 Yard into 11,505 sq ft of trade counter units, which will be accessed from Station Approach.
The development, which was approved by officers last week under delegated powers, is being led by Marshall抯 Yard Ltd. Mark Dransfield, Director, said: 揟hese proposals will transform an industrial site into an attractive housing scheme which will appeal to both young families and older people, and ensure that Marshall抯 Yard sits in an attractive and appropriate setting.�/p>
Contractors Tolent will begin work on the redevelopment of the Pattern Store in January . This development is just one of many multi-million pound investments underway in the town. Others include:
� The � million Marshall抯 Yard development, which has attracted leading retailers such as Next, New Look and Marks & Spencer Simply Food to the town for the first time.
� A �3 million improvement programme for the town抯 highway infrastructure to ensure the road networks can support the anticipated increase in residents, workers and visitors.
� A � million educational village, due to open in September 2009, which will provide secondary education for over 1200 pupils.
� 2500 new homes under construction or in the pipeline.
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Teng-Hui Huang
Teng-Hui Huang - Updated Jan 2023
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5 feet 10 inches (1.78m)
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Teng-Hui Huang is a famous actor from Taiwan. Teng Hui Huan has made his name as one of the talented actors and has worked in different other movies, television shows, and series. Fans have loved his works in the projects like Lyu dao jin hun, xian nu jie jie lai wo jia, Gaga, etc.
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Teng-Hui Huang was born on 22nd March 1981, in Taichung, Taiwan. This makes him 42 years old as of 2022. There is not much information regarding the names and professions of his parents, and siblings. While he holds a Taipei nationality and practices Christianity. Further, he belongs to the Asian ethnicity. According to astrology, he has Aries as his zodiac sign.
Talking about his formal educational status, he completed his schooling at a local school in his hometown. And, he also accomplished his higher studies at a famous university.
Moving on toward the profession of Teng-Hui Huang, he is a popular actor. He was very interested in acting from his very early years and wanted to have a great career in it. Following his passion, he started honing his acting skills. The actor got his breakthrough in the entertainment industry from the project named Endless Love in the year 2019.
Caption: Poster of the project featuring Teng-Hui Huang (Source: IMDb)
Since then he has worked on many other projects. Some of them are; The Rootless, Leaving Virginia, Moneyboys, Shen chih hsiang, Khio-hah-a, American Girl, Gold Leaf, Syun Jau Hwei Yi De Jin My Jyun, Kun tsit jin uan, Cha wu ci xin, Gaga, Xian nu jie jie ai wo jia, etc. He has been working in different other future projects too. Moreover, Ten Hui Huang has not been endorsed by any brands, and he does not promote any other products too.
Teng-Hui Huang is living a comfortable life with his family. Thanks to the fame and fortune he has earned from his work as of today. Moreover, his total net worth is about $1 million – $5 million US dollars as of 2022.
Moving on to the romantic and private life of Teng-Hui Huang, he is married. He has tied knot with Chenchi Li in 2009. They are leading a comfortable life. Apart from it, he has no affairs with any other person. While he is straight regarding gender choices. And, he does not have any kind of controversial events till today.
Body Measurement and Social Media
Teng-Hui Huang is very good-looking and has an amazing personality. The actor stands about 5 feet and 9 inches tall. While he weighs 70kg. Moreover, talking about the overall body measurement, the number ranges have not been revealed yet. The color of his eyes is brown, and he has black colored hair.
Teng-Hui Huang is not present on any social media. He likes to keep his personal life quite private.
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Mokau Victory!
Terry Lasenby describes a celebrationary descent of the Mokau River, now free from the immanent threat of hydro development. This article appeared in NZ Canoeing 11.2.
Bev checked the Mokau gauge and got back to me with a reading of 2.95m so I put some emails out to find keen paddlers for Sunday. We ended up with a big crew with Darrin, Stu, Michelle, Steve, Greg and myself from our Waikato club and Bruce Clark, Joe Anderson, Phil Boorman, Mark Thomas and Mike Gerrand from over the Kaimais, plus about seven or eight from the Auckland Uni club. On arrival at the put-in we found the level had dropped to 2.65m but the sun was shining and Wairere Falls pumping full force was a spectacular sight.
Everyone managed to avoid the first few holes and a few had rolls on the first drop leading down to the eddies directly above Little Huka. Here, most eddied out to check the line. When I say most, that excludes Darrin who didn't realise where he was until it was too late. No problems though, he has bombed it before.
With a big crew it took a while for everyone to go through with Michelle doing the most spectacular yellow submarine imitation. With no carnage thus far we headed on down through Cork Screw and the other smaller rapids to Cow Rapid. At the bottom of this one at high flows there is an eddy that sometimes likes to play games with you so I kept going till I was in the next eddy down and stopped to watch. Most who caught the big eddy had to work hard to escape it but Jenifer from Auckland did multiple circuits before she finally managed to break through the line and continue on her way.
Next stop was Dragons Tooth where the level was high enough for us to have a right and a left line option. Most took the hard man's line on the right including Greg who had started the trip paddling his Mystic which had miraculously turned into a Smoothy somewhere along the way. Everyone avoided that big hole just on the other side of the final dragons molar. Except Greg. He eventually got surfed out the lower end of the hole. With that little bit of entertainment over we stopped for lunch.
For those that didn't know about the proposed dam I pointed out the cone up on the hillside that marks the spot where the dam would be and shows how much of the run we would lose. At this level the river moves on nicely even in the flat sections and the Tauranga crew who had never been to the Mokau before were impressed by the size of some of the waves.
Little Aratiatia was at its intimidating best with huge waves and very disturbed water for a long way down the run out. It is, however, generally safer at this level. Greg got smoothly through in the Smoothy and then took my boat through as well while I took pics and kept the throw bag close just in case. He says the Habitat paddles itself anyway and he may be right because he hardly put the paddle in the water the whole way through. Matt from Auckland started his run with a back loop, a quick roll and then finished with a more dignified line to finish. Everyone else made it though easily enough although Steve G also picked a manky place to test his roll.
Flying Flippy on Little Huka. Photo: Terry Lasenby
One more rapid to go and the trip would be done and dusted but this is where things went a bit pear-shaped for me. When I arrived above the drop, people were already running the left line. From above, it looked as if they were getting through ok although some seemed to be paddling franticly to clear the bottom of the drop. On the many previous trips here I've always gotten out to check which line is best but this time I went ahead and ran it without looking and took the right of centre line that had worked on other occasions. Bad call. At this flow that's where the tow-back was strongest and although I timed my boof nicely and landed cleanly it pulled me back in and smashed me.
I pulled the deck for the inevitable swim. I've never seen anyone flush from this side and I didn't want to waste any of my breath fighting it because there's usually a bit of down time. Well, I can tell you I needed all of that breath. I got pushed real deep and seemed to take ages to resurface and although I was well away from the drop when I did come up, no sooner had I taken a breath than I was pulled down in a sucky seam for another short sub-daylight-mystery move.
There were plenty of people around to get me to the bank and retrieve my boat so no real harm done in the end. My pride was a bit battered but I really did deserve it. With that last bit of entertainment supplied by me, everyone was in relax mode for the flat paddle out. As we paddled the flat section to the take out, Matt showed us his planking skills across two kayaks. I've always thought that planking and some of the words that rhyme with it are quite inappropriate but actually it was a clever touch of humour to end the trip and showed he must have awesome stomach muscles. We all stopped at the Thirsty Weta in Otorohanga for a beer and hot wedges on the way home and it was suggested that I should be drinking from one of my paddling booties (and I will). But having survived a swim in the river, there was no way I wanted to risk almost certain death by drinking from a booty that had just walked back to the van through cow pats, goose poos and Mokau mud.
A few weeks after this trip we received the great news that King Country Energy have withdrawn their appeal to the Environment Court action that could possibly have given them approval to build a dam. This really is the best news we've had for a while and shows the value of being members of organisations like Whitewater NZ and your local clubs. Together we are strong and have a voice that is being heard.
A big thanks to everyone who sent in submissions, went to the hearings and showed up in force with their kayaks the day the news media visited the river. There were many people who gave their time freely to the cause. Two of the kayaking community's real gentlemen that come to my mind instantly are Craig Peters from the Ruahine club and Alan Bell from the Hutt Valley club. These guys had to travel more than most to be at the hearings and without these two our case would not have been as strong.
Anyone who knows me will tell you that I'm not the most eloquent person about so thanks to all those who spoke so beautifully and passionately at the first hearing in Te Kuiti. The Mokau is the Waikato Club's closest long run during the winter and we use it frequently. So to everyone involved in saving it, thank you once more from the bottom of our hearts.


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Floods in Australia
Thousands devasted as Sydney faces the worst floods in the past 60 years. Australia is witnessing its worst deluge. The disaster happened just a year after the unexpected bushfires that affected the same region, Sydney. The country was not ready for another blow as Australia already faced a prolonged drought caused by the wildfires that lasted for months.
Emergency authorities rescued hundreds of people from the torrential downpour. They also asked residents in the low-lying areas of NSW to evacuate as soon as possible. According to the authorities, till now around 18,000 people have been evacuated. The floods affected the east coast of NSW. Many of the residents have moved to the north of the city of Sydney. Gladys Berejiklian, the New South Wales Premier said that the huge flash floods have affected the most populous part of Australia (estimated population of 8 million people).
Berejiklian stated that 4000 more people might be asked to evacuate as the fast-moving floods approach other parts of the state. The Australian government has declared it a natural disaster in the affected parts of NSW.
Around 10 million Australians in every mainland state and territory- except WA- are currently under a #weather warning as two major systems collide.
Warnings for heavy #rain, damaging winds and heavy surf cover a size area similar to #Alaska.
Check here:https://t.co/K6DH85LfDv pic.twitter.com/usD2pmbZ82
— Bureau of Meteorology, Australia (@BOM_au) March 22, 2021
Moreover, Sydney's primary water source Warragamba, including several other dams, is overflowing. This is causing river levels to rise. The consistent downpour has also hindered Australia's Covid-19 vaccine delivery across New South Wales. The country's plan of delivering the first doses of the vaccine in the coming weeks has also been affected drastically.
"We have to wait and see what happens with the weather in the coming days,"
said Australia's operational chief medical officer, Michael Kidd, in a televised briefing. No causalities are reported so far. The Bureau of Meteorology official Jane Golding said that large parts of the east coast of Australia will be getting another hit of rains from Monday. This is due to the combination of a tropical low winds over northern Western Australia and a coastal trough off NSW. CNN reported that
"The State Emergency Service (SES) has responded to 7,000 calls for assistance and conducted more than 750 flood rescues. Thousands of emergency workers and volunteers are still on the ground, helping trapped residents."
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Freedom and Responsibility PAC
stated on November 25, 2013 in a mailed flier:
"Residents could have received nearly $48M for Local Schools, Fire District, Sheriff's Dept. and Social Services."
By Dana Tims December 4, 2013
Could Clackamas County residents have received nearly $48 million for police, fire and schools?
Local governments have long relied on urban renewal districts to redevelop blighted areas.
The districts temporarily freeze the amount of property taxes collected for public services such as police, fire protection and schools, then redirect the money to improvement projects inside the district. The tax base is unfrozen when the district ends, allowing public service providers to begin collecting taxes on the new, higher property values.
Urban renewal has become a hot-button issue. Critics, including some in Clackamas County, say it gives government unchecked power to spend money without sufficient oversight and that it amounts to a giveaway to developers.
Clackamas County Commissioner Paul Savas, who is running for re-election, was targeted in a recent flier from the Tigard-based Freedom and Responsibility PAC. The flier, among other things, said Savas helped table a motion under which "Residents could have received nearly $48M for Local Schools, Fire District, Sheriff's Dept. and Social Services."
The flier noted that the money would have come from the Clackamas Town Center Urban Renewal District, which formed in 1980 and ended in June with money left over. With local service providers seemingly straining for every cent these days, we decided to check whether Savas actually voted to deny them $48 million in unspent urban renewal money.
According to the flier, here's where most of that money would have gone if not for Savas' vote: $20 million to the North Clackamas School District; $8 million to Clackamas Fire District #1; $8 million to the Sheriff's Office; and $8 million to Clackamas County's general fund.
The remaining $4 million, according to county documents, would go to the other 13 overlapping taxing entities that operated within the urban renewal district.
We called Savas, who was part of a 3-2 majority that voted to table a motion to return the $48 million in unspent urban renewal district money. It made sense, he said, to use the unspent money on needed but not yet approved projects in the district.
Shortly after tabling the motion, the board, by the same 3-2 split, authorized two road projects inside the district totaling $9.2 million. A discussion is set for early next year on what to do with the remaining $38.8 million.
Savas took issue with two of the flier's key points: that the money could have been returned to "residents" and that $48 million was eligible for return.
He cited an email from Clackamas County Assessor Bob Vroman noting that Oregon law prohibits returning unspent urban renewal money directly to citizens. Instead, it has to go back to the individual service providers. State officials confirmed that prohibition.
Roxanne Ross
stated on May 15, 2011 in an online posting
Multnomah County's food action plan "clearly plans to disrupt the free market system in terms of food choices making it harder and more expensive for many residents to eat their food of choice."
So residents would not have gotten a kicker-style check. On the other hand, taxpayers are residents, and they would have seen a benefit had agencies they support received millions of dollars.
On the other point, Savas said his vote actually saved Clackamas County residents nearly $20 million. Why? Because the $20 million claimed on the flier as destined for the North Clackamas School District actually would have gone to the State School Fund.
Savas forwarded an email from Michael Wiltfong, the Oregon Department of Education's school finance director, who estimated that the North Clackamas District would have gotten only $600,000 of that $20 million. Information compiled by the county put the figure closer to $330,000.
As for the flier's other claims:
$8 million for "Fire": Information compiled by Dan Johnson, the county Development Agency's manager, sets the figure at $6.95 million.
$8 million for "Sheriff": Johnson's number is $4 million, but there's a big caveat. The money would go only to the Clackamas County Enhanced Law Enforcement District, which provides services only for unincorporated Clackamas County and the cities of Happy Valley and Johnson City.
$8 million for "Clackamas County": This refers to the county's general fund. Johnson's number is $7.8 million -- the same if rounded up.
We called Richard Burke, treasurer for the Freedom and Responsibility PAC, for a response.
"I recognize that only a portion of this money would go to local schools," said Burke, a self-professed Libertarian who lives in Beaverton. "But I stand behind my point that there's a pot of money that could have gone back to taxing districts if not for Paul's vote."
In a followup email, Burke defended his $8 million figure for the sheriff, citing Sheriff Craig Roberts' comments during budget hearings this year that his office was likely to get a good chunk of the $7.8 million headed to the general fund -- if commissioners had voted to return the money. But even if the money had gone to the fund, a sheriff's office spokesman said, it would have been a "commissioners' decision on how to spend it."
The flier lists four figures. One -- the amount that would have gone to the general fund -- was accurate, and another -- the amount for fire services -- wasn't far off. The figure given for the sheriff's office was inaccurate and oversimplified, though, and the figure for schools was wrong in amount and recipient.
On the other point, residents would have seen a benefit from the return of the money, but it wouldn't have been given directly to them.
We rate the claim Mostly False because it contains some element of truth but ignores critical facts.
Telephone interview with Clackamas County Commissioner Paul Savas, Nov. 25, 2013.
Email exchange with Savas, Nov. 26, 2013.
Telephone interview with Richard Burke, Freedom and Responsibility PAC treasurer, Nov. 26, 2013.
Email exchange with Burke, Nov. 27, 2013.
Telephone interviews with Dan Johnson, Clackamas County Development Agency manager, Nov. 27, 2013, Dec. 2, 2013.
Email from Michael Wiltfong, Oregon Education Department School Finance Unit director (provided by Savas), May 9, 2013.
Email from Bob Vroman, Clackamas County assessor (provided by Savas), April 25, 2013.
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stated on July 18, 2014 a campaign debate:
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Monica Wehby
stated on July 9, 2014 an economic issues statement:
The 2011 Rebuild America Jobs Act "would have cost the average American family $1,000 a year while making no significant impact to fix our infrastructure and roads."
"I co-sponsored the Rebuild America Jobs Act" for transportation and infrastructure.
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"Designer Math - Window Treatments . . . "
I always feel that after the holiday season is complete - we always see our homes in a new light. Maybe a guest room didn't function as well as expected over Christmas. Or the dining room didn't seat as many as needed at Thanksgiving. Regardless, the new year always brings an opportunity to re-fresh our homes. And nothing updates and invigorates a space like new window treatments.
If you're thinking about a little update - here are a few of the things the we here in the studio always focus on.
Traditionally, you should be looking at 2 to 2½ times the width of the window for the fullness of the drapes. So if your window is 4 feet wide, the ungathered panels should be at least 8 feet wide, or even better, 10 feet.
For classic side panels, you really have to go all the way to the floor. If you're looking at ready-made drapes, make sure that they touch the floor, even if you have to buy the next size up and have them hemmed.
Oftentimes — and especially when privacy isn't an issue — we design drapes that really only function to frame the view. Even in these cases when the panels don't really need to close, they should at least look like they could close.
There are never going to be any hard-set rules about choosing drapery fabrics. This is where design stops being a science and begins to be art. If your other furnishings are leaning towards solid colors, here's your chance to bring some pattern or at least a punch of color to the room.
When drapes are opened, the space that the gathered textile takes up is called 'the stack.' You can manipulate the architecture by playing with the 'stack' placement If you're decorating a room with windows that feel too narrow, you can expand the fullness and visually expand the window by stacking almost everything to the outside of the window frame.
Much like the placement of the stack can expand a window, the placement of the hardware can also help a room. I always mount my drapery hardware as close to the ceiling as possible. Draperies will always establish the vertical mood of a space.
Sometimes you just don't need all that fabric. So for kitchen and bathrooms - or oddly shaped windows - I often use roman shades. They can either be mounted inside the window molding, or outside the window frame. Whenever I use 'outside mounts,' I'll usually add a decorative valance over the window as well to balance things out.
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Location: Redcar and Cleveland, United Kingdom
Age range: 11 - 16 years
About Sacred Heart Secondary Catholic Voluntary Academy
Sacred Heart is a thriving, well established and successful 11-16 voluntary aided, mixed comprehensive Roman Catholic School in the Diocese of Middlesbrough. We moved into our new purpose built PFI building at the end of October 2006. The school is now situated on Mersey Road, Redcar, and offers a highly supportive Christian environment to our varied intake, who come from a wide range of primary schools.
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The issues to be addressed need to be organised systematically and prioritised well, given the plethora of diverse topics in the human-plant-soil cycle. One way to achieve this is by using risk maps. Setting up a risk atlas as a collection of risk maps is a dynamic process that represents the current situation as of December 2014. The atlas is expanded through the successive addition of further maps and updated by adapting existing maps on a regular basis.
AGES uses a risk-based, integrated approach to create risk maps. This approach differentiates between hazard carriers and risk carriers and takes into account how hazards can spread via the soil-plant-animal-food-human impact chain. The idea behind this approach is to establish a separate risk map for each combination of hazard carriers and risk carriers.
This AGES risk-based, integrated-approach model and the strategic consideration of the use of AGES risk maps is described in the section on methods and approaches. This section also includes definitions and the general process to be considered when creating a risk map. The risk maps are at the core of our risk atlas, providing a succinct overview of the individual risk topics.
The risk atlas is directed primarily at the three major AGES target groups: governmental agencies, companies/economic agents and multipliers. Individuals involved in the assessment, management and communication of health risks to humans, animals and plants can use the risk atlas as a tool to plan strategic initiatives and actions in organising control measures, research, resource planning and communications. The risk atlas also provides information on the risk situation in Austria from the AGES perspective.


Christmas Party with the Monks!
Each year, a group of juniors, novices and postulants with their directors and the abbot of Spencer come over for a Christmas party.
After Mass, we enjoy a social dinner followed by some entertainment and mutual gift-giving. One of the highlights is the gag gifts given between Abbot and Abbess, combined with lively repartee.
This is a wonderful opportunity to strengthen the bonds joining us as Cistercian brothers and sisters by having a good laugh together.


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Louise Penny is nominated for an Edgar award for How the Light Gets In.
Penny, Pascoe and Brown vie for prestigious Edgar mystery writing awards
All three are nominated in separate categories, so all could win
By Nelson WyattThe Canadian Press
Tue., April 29, 2014timer7 min. read
MONTREAL—It has all the earmarks of a classic whodunit — a bunch of people gathered in a posh New York room waiting for a big secret to be revealed.
Except this time the secret is who brings home an Edgar award, the Oscar of the mystery writing world. Will it be one — or all — of the three Canadians in contention?
Quebecer Louise Penny, British Columbia's E.R. Brown and Calgary-born Will Pascoe are all nominated for a 2014 Edgar Allan Poe Award, which will be given out at a gala banquet in New York on Thursday.
Penny is up for How the Light Gets In, the ninth in her bestselling series of mysteries starring Armand Gamache, the resolute chief inspector of the Quebec provincial police homicide squad. It debuted in the No. 1 spot in the New York Times bestseller list when it was released last fall.
Brown, a first-time novelist, is nominated in the Best Paperback Original category for Almost Criminal, the story of a young man coming of age in British Columbia's booming marijuana grow-op industry.
And Pascoe is being recognized in the Best Television Episode Teleplay category for his "Variations Under Domestication," which gave suburbia a surreal, darker tint in the engrossing sci-fi thriller Orphan Black.
It's the first Edgar nomination for Penny, who has already won a slew of mystery writing awards, including the British Dagger, five Agathas and Canada's Arthur Ellis prize.
"I'm overwhelmed," she said cheerfully in a recent telephone interview with The Canadian Press, describing the experience as "incredible" and "amazing."
"It's like getting pregnant, although thankfully that's not involved. It's not quite that intimate an award."
She laughed when she was told that Scottish crime writing legend Ian Rankin tweeted, "My money's on Louise Penny. She wins everything."
Rankin is nominated in the best novel category along with Penny, for his book Standing in Another Man's Grave.
"Did he say that?" Penny said of the tweet, noting she and Rankin have been friends since meeting years ago at a crime writers' festival in Quebec City. "He is a lovely man.
"That's nice of him because I actually expect him to win and he should."
Poe was one of the earliest American writers of the short story and is credited with creating the detective fiction genre. The award, commonly known as The Edgar, honours the best in mystery fiction and non-fiction in print and television from the previous year.
Previous winners include Rankin, Raymond Chandler, John le Carré and Elmore Leonard.
Pascoe, who grew up in Montreal and now splits his time between Canada and Los Angeles, said news of his nomination came "like a bolt of lightning."
"I'm just proud of the whole team because when you're writing a television show, one writer will write an episode but there's lots of fingerprints from the other writers," he said, citing the collaborative process.
Pascoe said all the nominations speak well of Canada given the level of competition in each category. He will be up against writers from such shows as Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and The Following from the United States, as well as Britain's The Fall and Luther.
Pascoe pointed out the Americans and British usually bring their programs and books to market with bigger production and publicity budgets than those seen in Canada.
"But we consistently find ways to break through and to capture a wider audience south of the border," he said. "It's just kind of empowering and makes me proud to be a Canadian when you see things like that happening."
Brown laughed and said he thought an excited friend had confused him with British writer Eric Brown — which is also the Canadian Brown's full name — when they told him about the nomination. He went to the Edgar website to see for himself.
"I clicked the link and, holy cow, there I was."
All three creators bring something different to the table.
Penny's nine books — a 10th installment in Gamache's saga will be out in August — can easily be an entertaining read individually but become almost an epic when taken together.
They are as much character studies as mysteries, although there's plenty of intrigue.
A former broadcast journalist, Penny became a writer when she found she needed a change and wanted to pursue her lifelong dream. Her husband backed her and Penny says many of Gamache's finer qualities are drawn from him.
"Writing Gamache is really an exploration on the better angels of my nature, trying to encourage that in myself, the integrity, standing up, being the dissenting voice," she said.
She deftly weaves current events and past history throughout her story. Surprisingly, considering the way she depicts the inner workings and politics of the police, Penny says she doesn't do much research.
"I don't want to be restricted by the truth," she said, allowing that her journalism background does give her some information. "I want to have leeway to create whatever I need."
Brown, on the other hand, did a fair bit of research on marijuana grow-ops, some of which he points out is readily available at any local bookstore.
Brown, whose day job is as an advertising writer, says the idea for his book came from a conversation with a friend who was worried about her sister. The sibling, who was a suburban soccer-mom type with a fine arts degree, had just quit her regular job because she was making so much money clipping marijuana in a grow-op.
His friend fretted about what the woman's children would think once they found out what mom was doing, although Brown suspected they probably knew.
"It just brought home to me the normalization of the marijuana business in our culture," said Brown, who compares it to the alcohol Prohibition era in the 1920s.
"It's really everywhere and yet no one's talking about it."
He began talking to people about it and found out that at one time he even had three grow-ops in his own neighbourhood — until a Mountie moved onto the block.
Brown, who is originally from Montreal, had been looking to expand into a novel beyond his short stories and saw his plot taking shape as the crime elements began to merge into what had initially been a family drama.
"You can't really have bikers coming around and then pretend that a boy's stresses with his mother can compete in a relative emphasis kind of way so it ended up being a crime novel."
In Pascoe's case, he had to elevate an already innovative series that is known for its twists and turns.
Orphan Black, about a wide-ranging conspiracy and a group of clones trying to crack it, is a bona fide hit thanks to its plots and the standout performance by star Tatiana Maslany.
Pascoe came up with a surreal potluck party involving one of the clones who is a suburban mom and then threw in a little black humour and Quentin Tarantino-esque touches to boot.
"It was like worlds colliding," said Pascoe, who is currently working on the American-British fantasy TV series Da Vinci's Demons.
"It became a real joy and challenge to write this because it was all these different characters coming together for the first time and revealing secrets and betrayals but all with this party going on that couldn't be disrupted."
Pascoe said it was a tricky episode to write because the whole premise could collapse if it strayed too far into farce or unbelievability.
"All of these episodes exist on this continuum that's always sliding forwards and backwards," he said of working on Orphan Black, which recently started its second season. "It has a lot of moving parts in it which makes it extremely exciting to write because it's always in flux."
While all three writers have known success in the United States and beyond, they are still proud Canadians.
The Toronto-born Penny, who settled in Quebec decades ago, recognizes the market hurdles of locating stories in Canada and says there was some initial resistance from publishers and agents to having her books set in the Great White North.
However, she wants it to be absolutely clear that the story is set in Canada. The successful author, whose books have been translated into 25 languages, says the doubters have been proven wrong.
"I think readers generally, but certainly of crime novels, are fascinated with other places and other cultures."
The locale for Orphan Black is somewhat generic but Pascoe says it has made a big impact beyond Canada's borders on what the country's entertainment industry is capable of doing.
"Especially in L.A., within the industry, it's a show that everyone is watching and is talking about," said Pascoe, whose other TV credits include Heartland and Bitten in Canada and The Finder in the U.S.
"It made me think that maybe in Canada we are on the cusp of something, of making our own shows that are unique, that aren't just copycats of American shows with different actors."
He said one of his happiest gigs was his first regular TV job, writing for Combat Hospital, about a Canadian military medical unit in Afghanistan.
"It was great to be part of this thing that was telling a little bit of the Canadian story in Afghanistan," said Pascoe, whose family has deep military roots.
Brown, who is working on his second novel, said he was tempted to set his Edgar-nominated story elsewhere than the fictional Wallace, B.C., but was too far into it when it occurred to him. He also said British Columbia and the border was just a better fit.
"I had the hope that B.C. bud is well enough known and the fact that B.C. bud is exported into the U.S. and it's known down the coast, it might be well enough known to attract some readership," he said.
Brown added his publisher, Dundurn, "is a very patriotic Canadian company and they never wanted to make any changes like that."
It seems to have paid off, he said, noting he's had several positive reviews and comments from Americans.
"The fact that the biggest award it's been nominated for is in New York is telling."


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Kingdom Hearts actor kicks off 20th anniversary with an adorable puppet show
By SoraAlfheim, January 12 in Kingdom Hearts - General
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An unexpected but welcome surprise struck Kingdom Hearts fans' timeline yesterday as voice actor Erika Harlacher released a short musical puppet show based on our favourite video game franchise Kingdom Hearts.
The Disney x Square Enix collaboration is no stranger to adaptations outside the video game world with it being adapted into novels, a Manga series, and at one point it was almost made into a cartoon series. Now, although not official, it has been adapted into a musical puppet show. Who could see that one coming?
The short was created by longtime voice actor Erika Harlacher. Harlacher is most known for voicing Ann in Persona 5. But she has also provided her voice to well over a hundred different projects, including additional voices in several Square Enix titles like Final Fantasy VII Remake, NEO: The World Ends with You, and of course Kingdom Hearts III.
The short, titled Puppet Kingdom: Musical Hearts was published on both Youtube and Twitter, and retells the first chapter of the original Kingdom Hearts game where Sora first meets Donald and Goofy in Traverse Town.
The song is titled The Trio Song, and according to Harlacher she has 5 more songs already written that she may publish later assuming Disney lawyers don't put a stop to it first.
Harlacher, who herself is an avid fan of the Kingdom Hearts series, states that she's been on and off working on this project for a year and a half.
With the project being so well made, it has received praise from other known members of the community and fellow voice actors. Including a shoutout from Goofy's official voice actor for 30+ years, Bill Farmer.
If you're a fan of Kingdom Hearts, or just appreciate great puppet artistry, we urge you to check out the project! With enough support, maybe we'll see more of it!
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This is what we all needed to wash off the stink of that robot chicken sketch.
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Man I never knew Erika Harlacher was a Kingdom Hearts fan! I love her even more now! Plus, that was an awesome video!
This put a smile on my face and made my day thank you
15 hours ago, Deathscythe said:
I am still in therapy
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Some feedback for the writer of this article: the title is misleading as it makes the reader think this puppet show video was done to officially start the 20th anniversary celebrations and was endorsed by Square, neither of which is the case since the video is fan made and not an official production. I suggest revising the title of the article, especially since Square themselves have yet to officially start the celebrations.
5 hours ago, phoenixmiko said:
The title does not make it seem like that.
The Kingdom Hearts 20th Anniversary is as much a community celebration as it is an official marking since the release of the first game. So saying someone "kicks off (insert event) by doing x" does not in any way imply it being official.
I appreciate the feedback, but I disagree.
Edited January 13 by SoraAlfheim
On 1/12/2022 at 4:09 PM, Deathscythe said:
I had never actually watched the sketch until seeing this and, not realizing what you meant, decided to go and look it up on Youtube.
Yeah, uh...this is better.
This was, like, the cutest thing I've ever seen. Aww!
Now I want a full video like this. Haha. So CUTE!
And I hope Disney doesn't get mad at her, because I'd love to hear/see the other five songs.
You can just tell she loves the series so much. And that this was truly a passion project. So much heart and soul went into it, and I can't get enough of it. Especially since it's about my favorite KH1.
It may not be official, but it sure is a great way to kick off the 20th anniversary. -goes to watch it a third time-


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Thoughtfulness and challenging received wisdom are necessary for a sustainable housing policy
by Mel Reynolds 21 November, 2017, 4:13 pm 0 Comments
A CLEARER PICTURE is emerging of the state of the housing sector. A number of reports and newly-compiled statistics point to a heavily strained system, struggling to provide even modest levels of supply and affordability. Most households cannot afford a new home within reasonable commuting distance of Dublin, without first stumping up a significant deposit. Policies aimed at reducing building costs by either increasing building heights, or reducing standards, are ineffective and don't facilitate the common good. And only ten local authority homes were built in Dublin the first half of this year.
What does this crisis look like? Here are some figures that help point the way.
1. HOUSING SUPPLY
Due to inaccurate official housing statistics, Goodbody has instigated an independent audit of house-building output. Its 'BER House-building Tracker' is based on new Building Energy Ratings, certification of which have been a legal requirement for all dwellings since 2013.
By this measure, 6,447 new homes have been completed in the year to date, less than half the official Department of Housing figure, which is based on ESB connections. The pace of building is increasing, rising 86% year-on-year in September, though it remains well below official estimates. In total, fewer than 8,000 new homes will be built this year.
80% of these new dwellings are houses, and fewer than 1000 apartments have been completed this year. Seven out of ten new dwellings, and most apartments, are located in the Greater Dublin Area, the 'recovery' evidently being restricted to the capital.
2. HOUSE PRICES
The Central Statistics Office's Residential Property Price Indicator Index is an accurate record of house prices. It confirms that government policy has facilitated a remarkable recovery in new home prices.
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In 2010, the average new home was 25% cheaper than the average second-hand house price. By 2016, the average new home was 15% more expensive, at €450,274. The price of second-hand homes in Dublin has increased at a much slower rate – an average of 11% per year, to €389,879 by 2016.
By last year, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown had seen new home prices double in six years to €618,026, almost 14 times the average full-time wage.
3. APARTMENT PRICES & AFFORDABILITY
A report in October by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI), 'The Real Costs of New Apartment Delivery', confirmed what the industry has known for years – new apartments are severely unaffordable. A combined household salary of €87,000 is required to afford the cheapest low-density two-bed apartments in suburban Dublin. The average sale price across the city is €435,500, almost ten times the average full-time wage. Prospective owners must be in the top 20% household-earnings bracket.
The report raised a number of interesting facts. Increasing height – an official preoccupation, actually drives prices up. Reduced standards like smaller floor areas and reduced lift cores – an industry preoccupation, do little to reduce the 'affordability gap'. Site values are the biggest cost, and a significant driver of price inflation.
Land values and developers' profits comprise 35% of sales prices.
4. SOCIAL HOUSING
Rebuilding Ireland's 'Social Housing Completions Report 2017' catalogues an expanding 'pipeline' of almost 700 projects, with the capacity to provide more than 11,000 potential social homes. However, actual output is far less impressive than official inputs.
Local authorities built 75 social housing units nationwide in the first six months of this year. In addition, 380 social homes were completed nationwide by 'approved housing bodies' (AHBs) and voluntary co-ops, organisations that heavily rely on voluntary efforts and fund-raising, in addition to state funding.
Of the 120,598 people on housing waiting lists nationwide, 40,207 are in the four Dublin council areas. Ten local authority homes were built in Dublin the first half of 2017. Dublin city council has the largest population, and the highest number of homeless families, but it built no social housing.
Cork city council, Kildare county council and Galway city council did not build a single local authority home between them, despite having housing waiting lists of 6,005, 6,869, and 4,095 respectively.
21 local authorities built no social housing in the first six months of 2017.
www.housing.gov.ie
There are 240 new households availing of state rent assistance every week. Approximately €730m will be spent on state rent assistance, for 96,000 households, this year. By 2018 this will increase to €900m for 110,000 families. Rising levels of homelessness have been well documented, and are truly alarming.
There are only 1000 rental properties available in Dublin, and 3,200 nationwide. The lack of supply continues to pressurise the rental sector, and lower-to-middle income households and tenants in arrears are especially vulnerable.
Local authorities own enough residential- zoned land to build 37,000 dwellings, yet at current rates just 300 local authority homes will be completed this year.
Considering the continued reliance on the private sector, low levels of new house-building, the lack of an affordable housing scheme, and low permanent social-housing provision, the situation for families on more modest incomes will remain perilously difficult for the foreseeable future.
Mailíosa (Mel) Reynolds is a Registered Architect and Certified Passive House Designer
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Breakthrough in vulnerability management enables organizations to focus on the three percent of vulnerabilities that have been or will likely be exploited in the next 28 days
Tenable®, Inc., the Cyber Exposure company, today announced the general availability of Predictive Prioritization, a first-of-its-kind offering that will change how organizations tackle vulnerabilities. Predictive Prioritization enables organizations to reduce business risk by focusing on the three percent of vulnerabilities with the greatest likelihood of being exploited in the next 28 days. This game-changing capability is generally available within the company's on-premises vulnerability management offering — Tenable.sc™ (formerly SecurityCenter) — which is a core component of the Tenable Cyber Exposure platform.
Effectively prioritizing vulnerabilities is fundamental to cybersecurity. Yet, knowing where an organization is most exposed to threats is increasingly daunting given the volume of vulnerabilities. According to the National Vulnerability Database, there were 16,500 new vulnerabilities disclosed in 2018 alone, of which only a small fraction was actively weaponized for cyberattacks. This deluge of vulnerabilities, combined with the inability to identify those that pose an actual threat to the business, leaves organizations unable to effectively measure, manage and reduce their risk.
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"His business sense," added the spokesman, "has stream-lined and improved every avenue of manufacturing, all while cutting company costs and keeping inventory at premium levels." In addition to operating the manufacturing and production of CHI and BioSilk, Rami plans shows and educational events across the Middle East, as well as in the U.S. His understanding of the industry has provided educational tactics aimed to groom hairdressers into becoming their own success story, according to the spokesman. Rami will continue to oversee the operations and production pro- cesses while seeking to improve all aspects of the company and its departments with his executive team. Goals include expanding the bottling/manufacturing plant and overseeing the upcoming launch of the Esquire Men's Grooming Line in October. Plans also include the expansion of CHI Partner Schools, as well as growing international distribution growth. 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One more thing: Why Apple could still launch a new iPad Pro at Apple Park in April
Could Apple be saving more surprises for Apple Parku2019s grand opening next month?
By Oscar Raymundo
Staff Writer, Macworld MAR 21, 2017 8:33 pm PDT
You could say Apple just had its first ever non-event.
On Tuesday, Apple released an all-new 9.7-inch iPad, a red iPhone 7, and a bunch of new iPhone cases and Apple Watch bands. In addition, Apple increased the iPhone SE storage size options to 32GB and 128GB, up from 16GB and 64GB.
The simply named iPad serves as a replacement for the iPad Air line. Starting at $329, the iPad is actually cheaper and faster than the most recent iPad Air 2. The iPad lineup reshuffle also claimed another casualty: the iPad mini 2. Customers interested in purchasing a 7.9-inch iPad will have to settle for just one model in one storage size, the 128GB iPad mini 4 for $399.
Typically, Apple would announce all these new products during a spring event. Last year, for example, Apple debuted the iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro in March. In 2015, Apple used the spring event to unveil the 12-inch MacBook and Apple Watch.
Has Apple shifted its product launch strategy? This understated product rollout could seem to suggest that Apple is opting to forego splashy events. Instead, this time Apple chose to simply update its online store with new stuff. If this were any other year, it might be safe to assume that a spring event has been shelved. Perhaps Apple decided to shift focus to its September event, which is already highly anticipated given the rumors of a 10th anniversary iPhone unveiling. Or maybe there's One More Thing coming this spring after all.
New iPad Pro at Apple Park?
Apple already has an event slated this spring: The grand opening of its Apple Park spaceship campus in Cupertino. Could Apple use the occasion to reveal a new product then, too? After all, what better way to celebrate the new headquarters than with a product unveiling?
Plus, there's been serious speculation that Apple was working on a new iPad, but not the iPad we got this week. The model we're still expecting is a 10.5-inch iPad Pro, one that would bridge the size gap between the 9.7-inch model and the 12.9-inch. That iPad Pro could still be on reserve to be announced next month.
Furthermore, there was speculation that Apple would refresh the iPhone SE line with an iPhone SE 2 this year. Such device could still launch next month, but it's not as likely seeing how Apple has just upgraded the original's storage sizes this week.
Ever since Apple launched two versions of the iPhone with the 6 and 6 Plus, the iOS device lineup has only expanded. There are now enough iPhone and iPad models of almost every size, storage capacity, and color (well, except for rose gold). And there will be even be more options to choose from later this year, with rumors pointing a three-pronged launch of the iPhone 7s, the iPhone 7s Plus and the iPhone 8, or whatever the 10th anniversary iPhone ends up being called. And that's not even counting whenever the Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV get upgraded.
As their product lines continue to expand, perhaps Apple doesn't want to have to cram announcing every upgrade into one event. Can you imagine if Apple had held an event for all the new products revealed this week? It would have been all over the place, with no clear direction. A new iPad, new Apple Watch bands, and a new app? There wasn't much to demo onstage either, since these are all just tweaks of products we've seen already.
If Apple is getting ready to make a product announcement in April at the new Apple Park, it's probably best that it keeps it focused. Tim Cook onstage with a new iPad Pro tells a concise story about Apple's future. Best of all, it keeps the event short and simple. Exactly how a product launch should be.
Author: Oscar Raymundo, Staff Writer
Oscar writes about iOS, mobile culture and digital music. He also hosts 'The iPhone Show' from Macworld's San Francisco HQ.
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Net WorthMovie ActorHow Much is Aneurin Barnard Worth?
Movie Actor
How Much is Aneurin Barnard Worth?
Full Name Aneurin Barnard
Profession Movie Actor
Date of Birth May 8, 1987
Birthplace Ogwr, Mid Glamorgan, Wales, UK
Height 5' 9" (1.75 m)
Weight Under review (Under review)
Birth Sign Taurus
Marital Status Dating
Net Worth Total 100,000 - $1M
Annual Earnings Pending
Source of Money Movie Actor
Assets Not Available
Mainly known for being a movie actor, Aneurin Barnard was born in the spring of 1987. His date of birth is May 8, 1987. He was born under the Taurus zodiac sign and belongs to Millennials Generation. According to the Chinese calendar, his year of birth, 1987, is the Year of Rabbit.
He is from Ogwr, Mid Glamorgan, Wales, UK. He appeared with Paul Giammati in the 2011 adventure film Ironclad.
Life & Biography
Aneurin Barnard is a Welsh stage and screen actor. He is best known for his roles as Davey in Hunky Dory, Claude in The Truth About Emanuel, Robert "Bobby" Willis Jr. in Cilla and King Richard III in The White Queen. He stars as an army private in Christopher Nolan's action-thriller Dunkirk (2017). Aneurin Barnard was born in Ogwr, Mid Glamorgan, Wales, UK, on May 8, 1987. Aneurin is currently thirty five years old. He studied at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. He is famed for being a movie actor. He starred as King Richard III of England in the BBC series The White Queen.
hasn't been engaged in the past. He was born in Ogwr, Wales to a factory worker and a coal miner. He grew up with a sister named Ceri. Aneurin Barnard attended Ysgol Gyfun Llanhari in Rhondda Cynon Taf and Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
1. Aneurin Barnard is a Taurus.
2. He has been alive for 13,027 days or 312,659 hours.
3. He was born in the Year of the Rabbit.
4. His next birthday is in .
5. Aneurin Barnard is 5 feet 9 inches tall.
6. He was born in Millennials Generation (1987).
7. On Aneurin's date of birth, the number one song in America was "(I Just) Died In Your Arms" by Cutting Crew.
8. Aneurin Barnard primary income source is from being a Movie Actor.
9. Aneurin Barnard's birth flower is Lily of the valley.
10. Aneurin Barnard's nickname: Aneurin
11. His birthstone is Emerald.
12. Aneurin's life path number is 11.
13. His ruling planet is Venus.
Height, Weight & Age
As of today (January 6th, 2023), Aneurin Barnard is exactly 35 years, 7 months, and 29 days old. His next birthday is in . He is 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 m) tall, and his weight is Under review (Under review).
Net Worth & Salary in 2023
So how much is Aneurin Barnard worth today? At the age of thirty five, the British movie actor has a net worth of about 100,000 - $1M. This roughly translates to 100,000 - $1M euros or 100,000 - $1M pounds. The net worth estimates vary because it's difficult to forecast spending habits over the years. Aneurin Barnard's wealth comes mostly from being a successful Movie Actor.
Net worth is the amount of assets that exceed liabilities. Assets include cash, real estate, and anything else of value. It is the value of everything you own, minus what you own. Net worth is not yearly.
How to calculate Net Worth: Assets minus Debt equals Net Worth. Net worth is basically calculated by adding anything of value and then subtracting all of the liabilities. Net worth is not yearly and it not the same as net income. Net income is what you actually bring home after taxes and payroll deductions.
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