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Justin Bozung 2013-04-09
Justin Bozung · April 9, 2013
It's not every day that you get to hear one of the most memorable voices from your childhood telling you stories, but that was our experience recently when we had the amazing opportunity to speak with Renae Jacobs, the voice actor for April O'Neil in the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series. There are few words to describe just how delightful our experience was with this amazing woman, but I'm sure you'll understand exactly how sweet and caring she is when you read through the interview.
We made sure to ask her some of the tough questions that fans are really curious about, including her thoughts on the new Nickelodeon TMNT series and Michael Bay's new project, queries which she definitely provided some interesting answers for. If you've been wondering what this incredible female role model has to say about the casting choice of Megan Fox in the role she originally filled back in 1987, let Renae herself tell you what she thinks about that. Having the chance to hear about some of her amazing experiences with fellow voice actors like Rob Paulsen and learning more about just how she got the role in the first place was really an eye opening experience, so we hope you'll read through the entire interview and let us know what you think in the comments below.
First we would like to know, how did you come to get involved with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles television series? What was the process in regards to getting cast for the role of April O'Neil?
Well, I had been doing voice over in Los Angeles for a number of years and just like (I think) every woman in the city, I got a call to audition for this unusual show. No one had ever heard of this comic book and everybody was like "what? Teenage Mutant what?" Anyway, we all showed up at the interview and the director was a man by the name of Stu Rosen. I saw everyone in that waiting room that I had ever known in voice over. So we all waited our turn and went in and auditioned. I went in, Stu directed me, it was a long audition and when I was done, that was that! Not long after that, I got a call from my agent and he said "you got that role." I said "what role? what are you talking about?" and he said "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." I said "you're kidding! okay!" The funny thing is that I got the role, went in for the first day of rehearsal and Stu turned to me and said:
"You know, I didn't like you for this role."
"Really? Thanks for telling me, Stu."
"I played them (the producers) everyone in town, because I just didn't think you were right."
"Well, okay, but here I am; I got the role."
"Well, every one I played, the producers said 'No, no, no, that's not April,' and finally I was out of people to show them, so I pulled your audition out and played it for them and they said 'That's April!' So you got the role."
"Well, thanks for telling me, Stu."
So that's – I hope that's the answer to that question.
Well, it's definitely a good answer and we (and millions of other people) couldn't be more delighted that you played April O'Neil, so Stu was wrong in this case.
Thank you! I appreciate that!
I guess this is kind of a related question, but how did you come up with the voice for the character when you were doing your audition? Was there any type of research you did for the role?
Well, no one had ever heard of the Ninja Turtles and I know it's hard to believe, but back in the day when we started auditioning for the show, there was no internet; there was no computer that could get us any information. If you wanted to look up information, you had to go to the library, so having the Ninja Turtles as a resource really wasn't there for me and I wasn't familiar with them. But obviously there was a very good character description of her, so I looked at that and I kind of built her based on me. I felt that she should be a very strong character with very good convictions, she should be a loyal friend; she should be serious about her work and she wanted to be taken seriously, not just looked at as another pretty face.
I kind of developed (as I was waiting to audition) a picture in my mind of this news reporter who was young, had a lot to prove, and really wanted to get it right. So that's how I kind of came up with the heart and soul of who she should be. Most of the time when I was doing voice over work, it was always some kind of crazy, funny voice, like munchkin voices or My Little Pony, or any number of those little tiny voices. So this was really one of the first voices I ever did where it was a straight voice; a real character, a real person, versus some kind of crazy little made up fantasy character.
That's interesting. You definitely did a good job of portraying that, because with April O'Neil in the show, we definitely understood that she was an independent woman. You did a good job at being a friend to our loyal, beloved Ninja Turtles.
Is there anything you like more about voice acting than stage acting, or vice versa?
You know what? I am passionate about any kind of acting that I have the opportunity to do. The big advantage of doing voice over work is you can look any way you look. I'm sure most of you haven't seen me in person, but I'm 4'10", not statuesque and live, so I can come into a voice over audition and be who I am, be creative and get the part based on my talent and not based on my looks. That I appreciated very much. It also was a lot of work, a lot of energy, because you have to create that character with your voice. It's just a two dimensional character – if you're lucky you get 3D – but it's the voice and the energy that the actor puts into it that lifts that character off the page. So I love doing voice over and I absolutely love doing theater. It's hard to say which one I love better, though, because they're both different and both exciting and wonderful.
Can you tell us more about the day-to-day process in regards to what went into your part?
Do you mean more like what the recording experience was about? The process of how we recorded the show?
Yes. Like, were you in the booth with all the other voice actors, or was it just you individually? Were you kicking and jumping while you were delivering your lines?
Hahahahahahaha! Oh, that's funny. Well, we were all in the recording studio together. It was made very clear that this is what they wanted to have done and that we were not to take other jobs or think that we could schedule an individual recording session; that we were to be at the studio (wherever that studio was) and ready to go as a team – as a cast, so that's what we did. It was very rare that any of the cast members were absent during recording. We would get there, we would get our scripts, we'd have time to read them over and underline them, highlight them. Then we would do a run through, which would take a couple of hours. Then we would take a little break, and then we would record. We would record as many of the lines in a row as we could. Sometimes the director would stop us and say "hey, I want you to do it this way" or "tone it down," or a line would be blown, or someone would throw in an ad lib and they'd say "hey, get back to the script" or "yeah, that was great, let's keep going." It usually took about 2-4 hours depending on the situation, and then we would go on to the next script either the next day or the next week.
That's always a good way to keep up team work when you guys are doing your voice acting together in the studio.
Yeah, it was – I really loved it. It was great for camaraderie and relationships. We played off each other, many of the lines that you hear on the show were made up by the guys. There was a lot of ad libbing and it really brought a lot to the script. It would have been hard to do that if we hadn't been there together.
What are your thoughts on the new Nickelodeon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series? Have you had the chance to see it?
I've seen a few of the episodes. I think that it's a lot of fun. Would I like us all to be on that show? Yes! I would like all the original voices. I personally love the voices that our cast did and it's hard to hear other voices doing those characters on a personal level, but I think the show is really well done and I'm very excited that it's bringing Ninja Turtles to a whole new audience. It really is an amazing property that it can just bridge these generations. You're talking about Turtles starting 25 years ago, and as passionate as the fans are that have grown up with them, a whole new generation is starting to fall in love with The Turtles again and you just can't ask for anything more than that!
You're absolutely right, we agree with you in all aspects, because there are so many younger people that now are getting to know the Ninja Turtles and it's great to see these generations being bridged together.
It is! In fact, I have a lot of fans on Facebook and I hear from some of the guys that are now fathers who have introduced their children to the old school Ninja Turtles and they're watching the new episodes together. It kind of gives you chills, you know? How often do you get to share your childhood passion and excitement with your children in a way that they can relate to? I don't know of any other – you know, I don't see – My Little Pony, maybe some of them, but people don't seem to be as passionate about those animated shows as they were about Ninja Turtles.
You're Absolutely right. Do you approve of Michael Bay's upcoming Ninja Turtles movie cast and the new animated CGI approach?
That is a very interesting question. I have heard from a lot of fans and they're not really happy about it. In my personal opinion, I'm excited that there's anything out there that continues to promote the Ninja Turtles. There's got to be a reason why they are setting the Turtles in the setting they have and casting it the way they are. Everyone wants a successful film, they want to make money, they want it to be good; they don't want it to be a failure. So I have to put my trust in what they're doing and know that whatever they do, it's going to promote the Turtles and it's going to continue to make the characters popular. It's buzz; it's talk. Good? Bad? The public will have to decide, it's none of my business what they're doing with it.
What are your thoughts on Megan Fox becoming the new April O'Neil?
Good question. I've been asked that a number of times and I think my answer would have to be that, again, they've cast her for a reason; they think she will be successful in the role and they think she will help promote the film and make it a box office success. I would hope that Megan would look at this character not only as a sex symbol (if that's where they're going to take it), but make her a role model for young women out there. I hear a lot from women who really looked up to the April O'Neil character. I was just in Texas at the Lone Star Comicon and I had the chance to meet a number of women who are in the service. They all came up to me and said "I watched Ninja Turtles with my brothers and April O'Neil was one of my role models. She was a serious reporter, she tried to be a loyal friend and do the right thing, she wasn't just a fluff character and she influenced me in my life." So I would hope that there would be a sliver of that, at the very least, in Megan's character. I'm sure they're going to dress her very provocatively, I could be wrong, but I hope that the core strength will be there so that she's not just a pin-up girl.
Maybe she will seek your advice as she's preparing for the role.
Hahaha! Well, we can only hope.
Did you ever have the opportunity to work hands on with Peter Laird or Kevin Eastman on the cartoon series?
They came to the set, they came to the studio and we got to meet them, but we as a cast never had the opportunity to put any input into the script. Sue Blu was our director, they did not do any of the directing. I know that they had wanted the cartoon show to be darker, more like the comic book, but that was very hard for us as a cast. You had the most talented, wonderful, creative group of actors in that recording studio; most of them had young children and they really developed those personalities. They were kind of like The Marx Brothers, The Stooges, Laurel & Hardy, Burns and Allen and all of those wonderful, fabulous old radio personalities and early movie personalities all rolled up into one. So we would start out a season and they would say "okay, you gotta make it tougher! don't be so silly!" and we'd start and then it just fell apart and we went back to silly, because that was – it was wonderful and creative and funny. If you really listen to the old series and you listen to the lines, there was something for the little kids and there was something for the adults. That was Rob Paulsen and Barry and Townsend and Cam. Those guys put the heart and soul into those turtles and came up with those personalities.
Yes they did, and they did a very good job at it as well.
Yeah. They were fantastic.
You mentioned a convention just a moment ago. We were actually interested to ask, you've been doing appearances at conventions across the US. Are you surprised at the size of the fan base for the Turtles? What's your most memorable convention experience?
I'm not surprised, because when we were first doing Ninja Turtles, my daughter was actually born on the day my agent called me and said that we went to series. We started first with a five part episode and then we waited for a while, nobody knew what was going to happen, it aired and of course it was a huge hit. So on April 7th, 1988, I found out we went to series. When my daughter was 2, I took her to the park and every single child in that park had Ninja Turtles shirts, shoes, socks, t-shirts, hats. I realized that had this show been live action and it had been my face on that show, I wouldn't have been able to go out in public, so I knew how popular it was.
After being on Facebook and getting some of these comments with people saying how much the Turtles helped them through some very difficult times – hearing from people, I wasn't that surprised at how many people came by and were big fans of the Turtles. I'm very appreciative of it! Sometimes the fans will come up to me and they're physically shaking. I met a young man in Texas – he could hardly speak! It was very sweet and I could see that it meant a lot that I was there and the series had done something for him when he was growing up, so that was wonderful.
Then I met a young man who was dressed in full Mikey regalia and showed me a tattoo of Michelangelo on his shoulder. I said "okay, you've gotta give me – you know, what's the back story on this? Because you went so far as to have a Ninja Turtle put on your shoulder. What is this?" He said that when he came to the United States, he didn't speak any English and his mother got him the Ninja Turtle books and cassette tapes, and he listened to those over and over again and he learned to speak English and read using those books and cassette tapes. That just really touched me. Really, really touched me, because here it is – a cartoon show and as you're doing it you don't feel like it's that important, but each time I go to these Comicons, some of these really great fans have the courage to come up to me and tell me how the Turtles really changed their lives. I don't know any other show that's done that.
That is a very interesting story from a fan who learned to speak English through the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Yeah, and read! And there's so many touching, wonderful stories of people who were not well when they were children. One of the things that we used to do when we were doing the show is – there was an organization called Famous Phone Friends. This is a non-profit organization who would get stars and voice over actors to call children in the hospital and kind of brighten up their day. So we would get together at a company who would volunteer to allow us to use their phones and call these children. Then their mothers would get on the phone after we were done talking with them and they would say "Johnny hasn't smiled in three weeks and he has a smile on his face from ear to ear." So, you know, we knew we were touching people's lives and making a difference and some of these people are coming now to Comicon and talking to us about things like that. It's just difficult to describe how meaningful that is for both of us.
Absolutely. It's very touching to hear that. Well, that was the last of our questions and Renae, we couldn't be more happy that you gave us a moment of your time to be able to speak with us. We are very big fans of your work and we definitely hope that someday in the future maybe we'll be able to see you in some future projects related to the Ninja Turtles.
Well, I hope so! Just in case anybody wants to know, I'm going to be at the Port City Pop Con in Wilmington, North Carolina on May 10th and 11th, very excited; and Geektopia on August 9th-10th in Somerset, Kentucky. Those are my two next Comicons and I'm working on some others. If anyone has any connections, can get me invited or would like me to come, I would love to do so! Just get in touch with Mike Roberts, who is helping me put these together through Facebook, and I'd be happy to come and meet everybody.
Well, we definitely appreciate that. You don't get to meet actors every day that are willing to be able to connect with their fans, so we tremendously appreciate it.
Well, thank you. The feeling is mutual!
Be sure to visit Renae Jacobs at one of the many Comicon events she will be attending over the summer and drop a line on her Facebook to let her know just how much you appreciate her hard work. As a final thought, we would just like to extend our appreciation once more to Renae for giving us the chance to hear her thoughts on so many wonderful topics related to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This truly was one of the most exciting and enjoyable experiences we've had in a long time and we can't wait to see what this amazing actress will do next.
Justin Bozung
Justin Bozung is a film researcher/writer based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He has written for such print publications as Shock Cinema, Fangoria, Paracinema, Whoa, Bijou and Phantom Of The Movies' Videoscope.
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Ka, S.
Lindberg, Johan
KTH, School of Biotechnology (BIO), Gene Technology.
Stromstedt, L.
Fitzsimmons, C.
Lindqvist, N.
KTH, School of Biotechnology (BIO), Gene Technology.ORCID iD: 0000-0003-4313-1601
Siegel, P. B.
Andersson, L.
Hallbook, F.
2009 (English)In: Journal of neuroendocrinology (Print), ISSN 0953-8194, E-ISSN 1365-2826, Vol. 21, no 3, p. 208-216Article in journal (Refereed) Published
Long-term selection (> 45 generations) for low or high body weight from the same founder population has generated two extremely divergent lines of chickens, the low (LWS) and high weight (HWS) lines, which at the age of selection (56 days) differs by more than nine-fold in body weight. The HWS line chickens are compulsive feeders, whereas, in the LWS line, some individuals are anorexic and others have very low appetites. The involvement of the central nervous system in these behavioural differences has been experimentally supported. We compared a brain region at 0 and 56 days of age containing the major metabolic regulatory regions, including the hypothalamus and brainstem, using a global cDNA array expression analysis. The results obtained show that the long-term selection has produced minor but multiple expression differences. Genes that regulate neuronal plasticity, such as actin filament polymerisation and brain-derived neurotrophic factor, were identified as being differentially expressed. Genes involved in lipid metabolism were over-represented among differentially expressed genes. The expression data confirm that neural systems regulating feeding behaviours in these lines are different. The results suggest that the lines are set in separate developmental trajectories equipped with slightly different nervous systems. We suggest that the lines adapt behaviourally different to changing situations post hatch, such as the transition from dependence on yolk to feeding, in order to obtain energy. The present study has identified and exemplifies the kind of changes that may underlie the extreme differences in such behaviours.
BDNF, body weight, cDNA microarray, chicken, feeding behaviour, hypothalamus, POMC, selection lines, single-nucleotide polymorphisms, avian melanocortin system, neurotrophic factor, actin cytoskeleton, red junglefowl, severe, obesity, gland-function, brain, selection, growth
URN: urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-18184DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2826.2009.01819.xISI: 000263465100007Scopus ID: 2-s2.0-60549114890OAI: oai:DiVA.org:kth-18184DiVA, id: diva2:336230
Lindberg, JohanLundeberg, Joakim
Gene Technology
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South Lake Tahoe, CA – The Barton Foundation invites children and adults of all ages to ring in the holidays at the ninth annual Festival of Trees and Lights. The winter celebration features events and entertainment from Thursday, Nov. 30 through Sunday, Dec. 3, at MontBleu Resort Casino and Spa. Proceeds from the festival this year will help Barton Health expand Mental and Behavioral Health services.
The holiday tradition unfolds as Barton Foundation's team of staff and volunteers transform the MontBleu Convention Center into a holiday paradise. Attendees can expect trees and wreaths decorated by local artists, a children's crafting area, photos with Santa, Teddy Bear Hospital, a gift shop stocked with holiday décor, raffle prizes, and a full lineup of live entertainment.
· Thursday, Nov. 30: Seniors ages 55 and over can attend a Senior Stroll, enjoying the holiday displays, entertainment and light refreshments at no cost, from 2p.m. to 4p.m.
· Friday, Dec. 1: Family Night offers a viewing from 5p.m. to 9p.m. at the family-friendly price of $25 for up to six people (children ages 2 and under are free), which includes a photo with Santa.
· Saturday, Dec. 2: The Gala lights up Saturday night at the Festival. This black tie soiree includes a five-course meal, a signature cocktail, dancing, plus silent and live auctions for highly sought-after items.
· Sunday, Dec. 3: Children and their families can attend the Teddy Bear Brunch from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., where they can write a letter to Santa (who will be sure to write back), and make a visit to the Teddy Bear Hospital; a fun and interactive place to learn about health and hospitals through the care of a complimentary teddy bear.
Special events do sell out and it is highly recommended to purchase tickets in advance.
The 2017 Festival of Trees and Lights will support expanded Mental and Behavioral Health services through Barton Health, including improvements to the Barton Community Health Center and Crisis Intervention Training for Barton Emergency Department and nursing staff.
"The Festival of Trees and Lights provides for exceptional care programs for our community's well-being while offering holiday cheer, family fun, and excitement for the season," said Troy Matthews, Executive Director of the Barton Foundation.
For more information or to purchase tickets, attendees can go to festivaloftreeslaketahoe.org or call 530.543.5909. Public viewing costs $3 for children or seniors and $5 for adults. Those interested in volunteer opportunities can contact Jenny Taylor with the Barton Foundation at 530.543.5909.


Monsters, get ready for your close-up.
Production may have only just kicked off on Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga's A Star Is Born remake, but that hasn't stopped us from getting unnecessarily excited about it.
But more exciting than the fact that it exists and is happening is that anyone can be a part of it—even us mere mortals.
As Gaga performed at Coachella last week, festival-goers were informed they could appear as a member of the audience while Gaga and Bradley filmed concert scenes on the actual festival stage.
And now that's happening again—only this time at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Filming is set to take place on May 2 and May 3, with performances starting at around 7pm.
Fans have been advised that it will be a strictly country and western gig, so leave those ARTPOP tour T-shirts at home and get your Stetson at the ready.
You can book your tickets to watch Gaga and Bradley perform right here—and the good news is, all ticket sales go directly to Gaga's charity, the Born This Way Foundation.
A Star Is Born, which is scheduled for release in September next year, will be Cooper's directorial debut and Gaga's (or should we say Stefani Germanotta's) first leading role in a major motion picture.
This latest version will be the third remake of the original 1937 film, which follows the story of a rising young starlet struggling to break into the industry.


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Spy Wars
Moles, Mysteries, and Deadly Games
Tennent H. Bagley
Description Reviews Awards Table of Contents
Chosen by William Safire in the New York Times to be the publishing sleeper-seller of the year for 2007.
In this rapid-paced book, a former CIA chief of Soviet bloc counterintelligence breaks open the mysterious case of KGB officer Yuri Nosenko's 1964 defection to the United States. Still a highly controversial chapter in the history of Cold War espionage, the Nosenko affair has inspired debate for more than forty years: was Nosenko a bona fide defector with the real information about Lee Harvey Oswald's stay in Soviet Russia, or was he a KGB loyalist, engaged in a complex game of deception?
As supervisor of CIA operations against the KGB at the time, Tennent H. Bagley directly handled Nosenko's case. This insider knowledge, combined with information gleaned from dozens of interviews with former KGB adversaries, places Bagley in a uniquely authoritative position. He guides the reader step by step through the complicated operations surrounding the Nosenko affair and shatters the comfortable version of events the CIA has presented to the public. Bagley unveils not only the KGB's history of merciless and bloody betrayals but also the existence of undiscovered traitors in the American camp. Shining new light on the CIA-KGB spy wars, he invites deeper thinking about the history of espionage and its implications for the intelligence community today.
Tennent H. ("Pete") Bagley served twenty-two years in the CIA, handling spies and defectors in Clandestine Services and rising to chief of Soviet bloc counterintelligence. He is now a writer and researcher based in Brussels, Belgium.
"Tennent Bagley reveals for the first time the true story of one of the strangest cases in the annals of the CIA's counterintelligence operations. Bagley was the best-informed CIA officer on Soviet intelligence in the early Cold War period, and he was directly involved in these events."—David Murphy, former CIA chief in Berlin and author of What Stalin Knew
"Written by a true insider, Spy Wars not only makes an enormous contribution to the study of intelligence, it also tells a thrilling, real spy story."—Edward Jay Epstein, author of Inquest: The Warren Commission and the Establishment of Truth
"Pete Bagley's Spy Wars is a gripping narrative capturing one of the most controversial espionage sagas of the Cold War. His lively, first-hand account as CIA's former chief of Soviet counter-intelligence provides sobering insights into our dangerous tendency of self-deception."—Frederick Kempe, former Wall Street Journal editor and correspondent
"Spy Wars has something most spy fiction doesn't: authenticity. . . . I was in sheer delight with all of Spy Wars. . . . For those who crave the truth about the spy game, Bagley has outdone himself with this gripping, true-life tale."—Bruce Grossman, bookgasm
"Bagley, who oversaw the CIA's operations against the KGB in the 1960s, takes us deep inside the cold war spy game. . . . Bagley doesn't pull any punches here, and readers expecting the usual KGB-as-villain, CIA-as-hero story are in for a whole lot of surprises: Bagley reveals that the good guys were just as duplicitous, traitorous, and nasty as the villains. The spy game has never seemed quite so dirty nor the CIA so villainous."—Booklist
"Spy Wars will be read eagerly by everyone who has followed the case [of Nosenko]. . . . Among books by government officials it's exceptional. I can't remember a participant's book about espionage written with such confidence and clarity. . . . Bagley's detailed, unemotional writing, thoughtfully repetitious just when he knows repetition will keep us from losing our way, reads to me like the memoranda that John Le Carré's low-key spymaster, George Smiley, might have written."—Robert Fulford, National Post
"Spy Wars contains lots of new information—much of it based on conversations with former KGB officers and some stuff from Soviet archives—and a very important reflection on how such judgements are reached."—Michael A. Ledeen, National Review Online
"I'm grateful to Mr. Bagley for giving us a first-person, hands-on account of his side of the story, replete with a remarkable amount of previously unpublished details of the Nosenko interrogation. . . . There was no one more inside the inner sanctums of the case than Mr. Bagley. . . . Spy Wars makes a meticulous case that the prevailing version of the Nosenko affair may need re-revision."—Ron Rosenbaum, New York Observer
Chosen by William Safire in the New York Times to be the publishing sleeper-seller of the year for 2007
"A former counterintelligence officer takes a provocative view of the case of the K.G.B. defector Yuri Nosenko, an unresolved cold-war mystery."—New York Times Book Review (Editor's choice)
"[A] fascinating cold war memoir. . . . Bagley offers a provocative new look at one of the great unresolved mysteries of the cold war. Spy Wars traces a tangled web."—Evan Thomas, New York Times Book Review
"The book will provide the armchair spy handler with a fascinating story. It should be required reading for all government policy makers and congressional staff to remind those individuals that intelligence in and of itself is not a silver bullet to counter all the nation's threats, or the intelligence community's tribulations."—Andrew G. Wilson, PROCEEDINGS/U.S. Naval Insitute
"This is perhaps the most amazing non-fiction spy book that has ever appeared during or after the Cold War. There is little doubt that all intelligence historians interested in the past 50 years of espionage games played by the CIA and the KGB will read it as we did—in one take. . . . Dr. Bagley is one of the most respected and knowledgeable experts on Soviet espionage, a former high-ranking CIA officer who devoted more than 20 years of his life to fighting communism and its agents. . . . Dr. Bagley is certainly the greatest expert on the Nosenko case . . . and it was he who devoted 30 years of his post-CIA life to an attempt to prove that he was right and the Agency was wrong. Has he succeeded? A new generation of intelligence historians, analysts and operatives, who must read this very exciting book, will have to answer this."—Oleg Gordievsky, The Spectator
"The Nosenko case is one of the gnarly puzzles of Cold War history. . . . Now the CIA case officer who initially handled Nosenko, Tennent H. Bagley, has written his own account. And it is a stunner. It's impossible to read this book without developing doubts about Nosenko's bona fides. . . . Spy Wars should reopen the Nosenko case. . . . Reading Bagley's book, I could not help thinking: What mind games are the Russians playing with us today?"—David Ignatius, Washington Post
"A provocative addition to intelligence literature."—Joe Goulden, Washington Times
"Bagley's analysis of the KGB and its tactics of deception and violence provides a timely account of the Russian approach to the role of clandestine operations in domestic and international politics. . . . Spy Wars can be read as a
fascinating account of Soviet espionage with a rich supply of footnoted authorities and revealing appendices. . . . An informative and challenging study of an extraordinarily obscure battlefield."—Roger Uren, Weekend Australian
Chosen by the American Library Association as one of "The Best of the Best from the University Presses: Books You Should Know About," 2008
20 Unavoidable Questions About The Nosenko Case (.pdf)
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Benjamin Heber Johnson
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Frederick Douglass; Edited by John W. Blassingame, John R.
Foul Bodies
Cleanliness in Early America
Kathleen M. Brown
A New Interpretive History
Robert V. Hine and John Mack Faragher
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The Life of Colonel Edward M. House
Godfrey Hodgson
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Q: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'dolphin' when running pytest now I am using pytest to run Python 3 unit test, this is my code:
from dolphin.biz.notifier.dingtalk.dingtalk_impl import DingtalkImpl

class TestDingtalk:

    def test_send_message(self):
        dingtalkImpl = DingtalkImpl()
        dingtalkImpl.send_dingtalk_notify_message(1)

then I run this command to execute unit test in path /home/dolphin/Documents/GitHub/pydolphin/test/cert/dingtalk:
pytest test_dingtalk.py

but shows this error(only happen in unit test):
ImportError while importing test module '/home/dolphin/Documents/GitHub/pydolphin/test/cert/dingtalk/test_dingtalk.py'.
Hint: make sure your test modules/packages have valid Python names.
Traceback:
/home/dolphin/anaconda3/envs/pydolphin/lib/python3.9/importlib/__init__.py:127: in import_module
    return _bootstrap._gcd_import(name[level:], package, level)
test_dingtalk.py:1: in <module>
    from dolphin.biz.notifier.dingtalk.dingtalk_impl import DingtalkImpl
E   ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'dolphin'
=========================================================================================== short test summary info ============================================================================================
ERROR test_dingtalk.py
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Interrupted: 1 error during collection !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
=============================================================================================== 1 error in 0.05s ===============================================================================================

my proejct structure like this:

I have tried to specify the python path like this:
set PYTHONPATH=/home/dolphin/Documents/GitHub/pydolphin && pytest test_dingtalk.py
still did not work, what should I do to make it work?I also tried this way:
 pytest ./test/cert/dingtalk/test_dingtalk.py

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I'm always on the lookout for questions that lead to more profound, useful, and hopefully inspired discussion.
To that end, David Burkus and Marcel Schwantes jointly created the following brain busters. They're great. You should use them. I know I will.
To keep things interesting, I've taken the liberty of quickly answering them myself.
What excites you right now? Pickleball—I'm obsessed.
What are you looking forward to? Hiking Navajo/Queen's Garden Loop and Peak-a-Boo/Spooky Slots with my wife and children.
What's the best thing that's happened to you this year? I published my first book after nearly nine years of trying.
What's the most important thing I should know about you? I write sentences for a living, believe in the afterlife, think people are inherently good, consider the glass half full, and know first-hand that offline is better.
What's your story? I was raised by loving parents, have lived on both halves of the U.S., am in love with my soulmate, am attempting to change the world by raising good kids of my own, and am trying to be a force for good in my own small way.
What is one of your defining moments? Being forgiven by the front office manager of the Atlanta Hawks in 1994, after he invited me to job shadow him as an eighth-grade boy and entrusted me at the end of the work day to send pre-canned letters to people asking for donations, to which I added lewd childish drawings to and of course got caught and suspended for.
Why did you choose your profession? I chose writing because it's a seemingly endless outlet for all the questions I'm constantly asking in my head, most notably "why the world works the way that it does?" Basically I get paid to experience and learn new things. It doesn't make sense.
How can I be most helpful to you right now? Read my book and tell me if it changed your life or not.
Defining Moment…. January 14,1987, Friday, 5:36 p.m. when she was entrusted into my care for all eternity….


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Dacia Duster: The Expert's Car?
Dacia Duster launches officially
The Dacia Duster was officially launched in the 2010 Geneva Motor Show by the Romanian Manufacturer Dacia. It was initially introduced as the ice racing version for the Andros Trophy. It was first presented on November 17 2009. It was presented to the media on December 8 2009, before being officially launched in March 2010. The Dacia Duster is known by the name of Renault Duster in India, Russia and South America.
Mechanics of the Dacia Duster
The Dacia Duster is based on the B0 platform. It is 4.31 meters in length, 1.82 meters in width and has aground clearance of 210 mm. The car has a luggage space of 475 litres. Moreover the rear bench seat can be folded and tipped forward which increases the space to exceed 1600 litres.
The Duster comes with both a two- wheel and also a four-wheel drive. The 4x4 variants use the Nissan's all-wheel drive system. This allows the driver to choose from three different driving modes. The Auto mode engages the rear wheel drive automatically in case the front wheel loses grip. The Lock mode ensures that 50% of the torque is consistently fed through the rear axle. The 2WD mode ensures that the transmission gets locked into front wheel drive to maximize the cars fuel efficiency.
Dacia Duster undergoes a facelift
September 2013 will see the new Dacia Duster on roads. The front end will have chromed grille and redesigned headlights. There will be restyled roof rails, 16 inch wheels and redesigned rear wheels. The interiors will have similar design and features as the ones on the previous years' new model line up for Dacia. It is slated to premier at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
Photo Gallery of Dacia Duster
Recent reviews and test drives from the world
Renault Smart share up to 70% of the components
The new Renault Twingo will share up to 70% of its components with the Smart ForTwo and ForFour models that were presented during the Geneva Motor Show in early March. Even sharing parts, both vehicles will have no resemblance.
Porsche Launches Boxster and Cayman GTS GTS
Porsche officially announced the GTS version for the Boxster and Cayman models that will be sold starting in May.
GM assumes mistake with recall in the United States
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C4 Cactus will cost 13,950 euros in France
The charge for the Citro?n strategy, Julien Montarnal revealed to website Automotive News Europe that the new C4 Cactus will cost 13,950 euros at its launch in France, 4900 euros cheaper than the entry level compact C4 traditional.
Concept Infiniti Q50 can be produced Eau Rouge
The concept car for Infiniti Q50 Eau Rouge will hit the streets soon, as reported by the automaker after starting study to determine if the car can be produced or not.
New Mini Cooper four-door version
The Mini Cooper hatch earn a four-door version for the first time. Caught in winter testing in Europe, the car is noticeably longer than the two-door model, introduced to the world in late 2013.
Sao Paulo has a car for every two inhabitants
The city of S?o Paulo came to a car for every two inhabitants of their brand. The information was obtained from a survey conducted by the site G1, taking into account the data of the State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV-SP).
Tesla Model S investigates fire in parked
The Tesla is investigating a case of a fire in Model S parked in the garage owner. The case occurred in the Canadian city of Toronto and, according to the owner, not derived from a collision - as in other situations involving electric fire.
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The "EcoSport Hyundai" is coming. The ix25 will be based on the new generation i20 platform and will be presented in April during the Hall of Beijing. In the meantime, the prototypes run on testing in the snow, as shown in our act.
U.S. can make mandatory communication between cars
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Social media platforms are everywhere. They have grown into an essential marketing tool for lawyers who, unlike many other working professionals, are bound by strict ethical codes of conduct when it comes to marketing to and communicating with non-lawyers. This panel will focus on how attorneys can successfully navigate the minefields of social networking to grow their businesses while still adhering to the new California Rules of Professional Conduct.
Mintz's Joe Dunn will be speaking at the California Bankruptcy Forum on this panel along with Judge Martin Barash and Caroline Djang.
For more information on this panel or on the California Bankruptcy Forum, please click here.
Joseph R. Dunn is a Mintz attorney with a litigation and restructuring practice. Joe has experience with complex creditor rights litigation, bankruptcy and corporate reorganization, and transactional work outside of insolvency. He counsels institutional investors, hedge funds, and other creditors.


In this video excerpt from his sermon titled, "Vision," our Presiding Bishop Charles Edward Blake, Sr. challenges us to find a vision for every aspect of our lives. Envisioning ourselves living a Godly life places our dreams in direct alignment with the Word of God. In this world full of pain and heartache, holding onto His vision for us helps us to retain hope.
Having a vision provides hope to a dying world. When we link that vision to the power of the Holy Ghost, He breathes the breath of life and prosperity into every aspect of our dreams; coercing our hearts and souls to dream on.
With God, nothing is impossible. Continue dreaming and watch the hand of God move in your life.
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY FROM WEST ANGELES CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST!


Sir Philip Dowson CBE PRA RIBA (1947), born 16 August 1924 was one of Britain's most important architects of the 20th Century.
Educated at Gresham's School, Norfolk, he spent a year reading mathematics at University College, Oxford, before joining the Royal Navy during the Second World War and serving in both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres. He returned to study Art History at Clare from 1947 to 1950, and then trained at the Architectural Association. He joined the engineering firm Ove Arup and Partners in 1953 as an architect and in 1963, with Ove Arup, Ronald Hobbs and Derek Sugden, became a founding partner and later chief architect of Arup Associates. Composed of an innovative and collaborative team of influential architects, engineers and quantity surveyors, Arup Associates' approach to design was rational, scientific, and based on a belief that the function of a building, the nature of the materials used and the necessary methods of construction should form the basis of design.
Philip left a lasting legacy to Clare by designing the Forbes Mellon Library, which stands in the centre of Memorial Court. It is a design which has been highly praised for the sympathy in which it blends with the original court by Giles Gilbert Scott, and its popularity as a place of study is evidenced by the number of students who frequent it. Among numerous awards and honours, Sir Philip Dowson was made a CBE in 1969, and received a Knighthood in 1980. He was elected to the Royal Academy of Arts in 1979 and two years later was awarded the Royal Gold Medal for Architecture. He was President of the Royal Academy of Arts from 1993 to 1999.


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Doctoral Programme in Business, Economics and Finance
Aalto University School of Business invites applications for enrolment in the Doctoral Program in Business, Economics and Finance.
Application period: November 5, 2019 – January 23, 2020
Aalto University is a community of bold thinkers where science and art meet technology and business. We are committed to identifying and solving grand societal challenges and building an innovative future. Aalto University has six schools with nearly 11,000 students and nearly 400 professors. Our campuses are located in Espoo and Helsinki, Finland.
The Aalto University School of Business is the leading business school in Finland. The School belongs to the select group of business schools that have been granted the most important international quality accreditations in their field. The School of Business is an innovative and lively community of about 3, 500 students and 400 members of faculty and staff.
The School of Business offers an English-language four-year doctoral program in Business, Economics and Finance for those seeking academic careers or high-level positions in business. Last year 24 doctors graduated from the School. New doctoral students are selected in an application process once a year.
Why Aalto Doctoral Program?
World-class faculty. The supervising professors and teaching faculty of the Aalto University School of Business Doctoral Program have an excellent reputation as internationally acknowledged scholars and leading experts in their respective fields. All faculty members are well-connected to international scholarly networks and collaborate regularly with the leading international universities in the world. Faculty teaching in the doctoral program have taught previously, for example, at Oxford, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, and elsewhere.
Excellent career prospects. The employment situation of our graduates is very good. Recently our students have landed excellent jobs as assistant professors in some of the best universities and business schools in the world, such as Erasmus University Rotterdam, Imperial College London, Lancaster University Management School, and Ohio State University.
Generous funding. During the first and second year of studies, full-time doctoral students who make satisfactory progress in their studies and research are guaranteed an after-tax salary of approximately 25.000€, based on a combination of 50% employment contract and personal grants. From the third year onwards, students are expected to apply for funding from external sources. There are multiple financing sources for PhD students in Finland and historically all students who have performed well in the program have obtained funding for the entire duration of their studies.
We expect our doctoral students to write their dissertations in English and encourage them to publish the results of their research as peer-reviewed articles in highly regarded international academic journals. Recently, many of our students have succeeded in publishing their work in many top-tier journals, such as Academy of Management Journal, Human Relations, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Journal of Financial Economics, and Organization Studies.
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Crave Golf Club in Tennessee is getting a sweet new castle
by Samantha Davis-Friedman August 28, 2020
written by Samantha Davis-Friedman August 28, 2020
The rooftop mini-golf course at Crave Golf Club in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. is already pretty sweet, but it's going to get even sweeter with the addition of a candy-themed castle designed by a candy-loving East Tennessee Children's Hospital patient named Jaylen.
Images courtesy of Crave Golf Club
The brave and creative 9-year-old has been fighting a brain tumor called Pilocytic Astrocytoma for over six years. During that time, the staff at East Tennessee Children's Hospital discovered one very important thing about Jaylen: The girl loves candy.
Crave Golf Club, ranked #1 Mini Putt in America by TheTravel.com, is a candy lover's paradise with 19-hole candy-themed indoor and outdoor mini-golf courses, mini-bowling, two escape rooms, and of course, a candy store. Crave initially approached the East Tennessee Children's Hospital about hosting a fundraising event to support local kids in the community; however, when the team from Crave met ultimate candy fan Jaylen, they made a sweet deal.
Now, Jaylen is working with the design team Brainchild Creative to create Crave's most jaw-dropping castle yet. Despite her tumor causing her to be legally blind, Jaylen can see colorful things, so the Brainchild Creative team is making sure it will be the brightest castle ever, complete with a plaque dedicating it to Jaylen. There's no doubt that Jaylen's bright and cheerful personality will be reflected in her candy-themed castle and that it will make the rooftop course even more vibrant and fun.
Jaylen's castle concept drawing
"We are super excited to work with Jaylen and Children's Hospital," said owner Chucky Blalock. "Crave is a family-friendly attraction where everyone can feel like a kid again, and I can't think of a better way to complement that than making a girl's dreams a reality."
The new castle—dubbed the sweetest addition to the foothills of the Smokies—is expected to be completed in mid-October. When it's complete, Crave will close for an afternoon so Jaylen can see her all-new castle in person for the first time and play a round of mini-golf with her family. After Jaylen's private visit, Crave will open to the public and host a fundraiser for East Tennessee Children's Hospital.
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Hey Sugar, move over. SORGHUM's in the house!
SORGHUM is a grain from the grass family Poaceae. About 70% of all species originated in Australia, with the remaining strains coming from Africa, Asia, islands in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
Most strains are used as animal fodder, but one, Sorghum bicolor, is grown for grain and is an important food crop worldwide, especially in Africa, Central America and South Asia. It also is used for animal fodder, alcoholic beverages in Asia, and even biofuels. Sorghum cultivation in the US initially started in the Midwest in 1860's but eventually moved to its final destination in the South.
Sorghum can actually convert the sun's energy into chemical energy, is drought tolerant, and its high sugar content can be used for ethanol production, with along with biomass, can be turned into charcoal, syngas, and bio-oil.
But the sorghum we're talking about today has a special place at the Southern table. Sorghum syrup is made from 100% pure juice extracted from the sorghum cane, which grows to be 8+ feet tall. The cane is harvested, crushed for its juice, and then cooked in massive pans until it transforms into syrup. It takes 10 gallons of juice to make 1 gallon of syrup, and for artisan sorghum makers, like the folks at Muddy Pond Sorghum Mill, the process is humanly, but tightly controlled so that the sugar content and flavor is consistent.
And unlike white or processed sugars, corn syrup and other highly refined sweeteners, sorghum retains a pretty impressive nutritional profile - it's 11% protein, loaded with B vitamins, several minerals, iron and manganeses. Its nutritional profile is closest to raw oats; it contains no gluten, has tons of flavor, so its ideal for gluten-free diets.
A dab of sorghum on your tongue evokes notes of molasses, mixed with malt, a little honey, and something a little vegetal in quality. It is truly delicious and caramelizes wonderfully on Virginia's Sorghum Butter Roast Chicken. I'm excited to try it in a fresh granola, in lieu of molasses for cookies, and atop some ice cream or pie. Hopefully, you will, too.
CHICKEN: 4 to 4 1/2 pounds, giblets and excess fat removed, and spatchcocked (click to get the lesson).
BRINE: 1/2 cup coarse kosher salt dissolved in 4 quarts of hot water, cooled with 8 cups ice cubes.
1. Clean and spatchcock your chicken, set into the brine and refrigerate for 1-2 hours. The brine will keep the chicken succulent and season it as well. If you want to skip this step, use a KOSHER CHICKEN which is already brined as part of the koshering process. Remove the chicken from the brine, rinse and dry with paper towels.
2. Preheat your oven to 350. Line a sheet pan in a couple of layers of foil, spray a cooling rack generously with vegetable oil spray, and set the rack in the sheet pan.
3. Season the chicken all over with freshly ground pepper (no need for salt; it's brined). Brush the sauce all over the chicken, reserving about 1/4 for later.
4. Roast the chicken, breast side up, tucking the wing tips under the bird, and turning the legs so they look knock-kneed (that will expose the thighs to more even temperature and browning).
5. At the 45 minute mark, remove the chicken from the oven, brush the remaining sauce on top, and cook for 5-10 minutes more until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thighs reads 155. Remove the chicken and tent with foil for 10 minutes before carving and serving. (You can rescue some of the sauce that has dripped down, and re-brush the chicken one more time). There will be no leftovers. It's just too good.


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Iran threatens to resume enrichment if US quits deal
AFP, NEW YORK
Iran on Saturday said it is ready to "vigorously" resume nuclear enrichment if the US ditches the 2015 nuclear deal, and that further "drastic measures" are being considered in response to a US exit.
Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammad Javad Zarif told reporters in New York that Iran is not seeking to acquire a nuclear bomb, but that its "probable" response to a US withdrawal would be to restart production of enriched uranium — a key bomb-making ingredient.
"America never should have feared Iran producing a nuclear bomb, but we will pursue vigorously our nuclear enrichment," added Zarif, who is in the US to attend a UN meeting on sustaining peace.
US President Donald Trump has set a May 12 deadline for the Europeans to "fix" the 2015 agreement that provides for curbs to Iran's nuclear program in exchange for relief from financial sanctions.
Zarif's comments marked a further hardening of rhetoric following a warning earlier this month from Iranian President Hassan Rouhani that Washington would "regret" withdrawing from the nuclear deal, and that Iran would respond within a week if it did.
The fate of the Iran deal will be a key issue during French President Emmanuel Macron's state visit to Washington beginning today, followed by talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Washington on Friday.
Zarif said the European leaders must press Trump to stick to the deal if the US "intends to maintain any credibility in the international community" and to abide by it, "rather than demand more."
He also warned against offering any concessions to Trump.
"To try to appease the [US] president, I think, would be an exercise in futility," Zarif said.
European leaders are hoping to persuade Trump to save the deal if they, in turn, agree to press Iran to enter into agreement on missile tests and moderating its regional influence in Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.
If the US buries the deal, Iran is unlikely to stick to the agreement alongside the other signatories — Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia, Zarif said.
"That's highly unlikely," he said. "It is important for Iran to receive the benefits of the agreement and there is no way that Iran would do a one-sided implementation of the agreement."
"The United States under the Trump administration has done everything it could to prevent Iran from benefiting from this agreement," Zarif said.
He warned of "drastic measures" under discussion in Iran.
However, Zarif declined to specify, pointing to "what certain members of our parliament are saying about Iran's options."
Despite the threats of a tough response to a US pullout, Zarif also left open the possibility of diplomatic action during a 45-day period to formally notify the withdrawal.
"Whether other things can be done during those 45 days ... is a hypothetical question that needs to be addressed at that time," Zarif said.
A decision by Trump to walk away would send a message to all governments "that you should never come to an agreement with the United States, because at the end of the day, the operating principle for the United States is, what's mine is mine, what's yours is negotiable," he said.
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← European security. Crisis? What crisis?
'Boundless chaos, reckless spoilers, helpless guardians': that was the theme of the 2016 Munich Security Report. If it's even half true, what do we say about a vote to leave the EU? If there is some sense in the admonition on the front page on The Security Times issue for the Munich Security Conference – 'Don't do stupid stuff'– how would one judge the Brexit vote? And why did 52 per cent British voters decide to do it?
Things usually seem a bit less dramatic as the moment of cataclysm recedes; time is the great healer and all that. A lot of effort will be expended on minimising disruptions and making things seem as normal as possible.
Below the surface, however, there is no likelihood of a quick return to business as usual. Too many things have been thrown too high in the air as a result of a unique alliance across class boundaries between what is left of the traditional white working class and the old imperial administrative class. Long established working class communities have seen jobs stolen and social structure undermined by modernisation and globalisation. The non-modernised upper middle class got its deepest fulfilment, cultural assumptions and certainties, and its richly textured social positioning from a closed chapter of history. Normally antagonistic, these two groups share the fate of being stranded by history.
Their central concerns make up the core reasons for a considerable part of the Brexit vote. Built on nostalgia, they deal in myths both about the past and about the possible future. There are illusions at the heart of the Brexit enterprise, illusions with political bite as 23 June showed. Unless that vote has burst the boil, expect all those sentiments to persist, with deeply discomfiting effects for a British government whose number one agenda priority now must be to develop a new economic, political and security relationship with European partners.
Let's start with how come and why. Is it, as a Chinese paper said, a sign of a "losing mindset" in Britain? Or do Brits just shoot themselves in both feet for fun? As always, people have diverse reasons for their votes. For many who voted "Leave", rejecting a distant political elite they feel has failed them was probably as important as anything. Political arguments don't always get through but they still matter. The well constructed image of a bureaucratic, EU madhouse drowning the UK in regulations that cost Britain over £27 billion a year (and that's only the 100 most expensive of them) was doubtless present in the minds of many Vote Leave campaigners and voters. But that is not where their campaign centred .
What the Vote Leave campaign argued in the months leading up to the 23 June referendum was that Britain will be better off with fewer foreigners, less foreign control and giving less money to foreigners. These – especially the number of immigrants – were key issues for many voters.
Take a look at what the Vote Leave campaign said. Its URL was www.voteleavetakecontrol.org. That gives you the core message straight off. The first reason the website gave for leaving is to stop spending £350 million a week on the EU (after a bit of scrolling down you find out that the true figure is probably around half that). The second reason is to control immigration. The third is to trade with the whole world (something that, apparently, the UK was not doing before 23 June). And the fourth is so the UK can make its own laws.
Separately from the "official" Vote Leave campaign, Nigel Farrage's UK Independence Party put up a powerful and powerfully offensive poster with a queue of refugees and the message that we are at "Breaking Point".
On the eve of the referendum, the three Vote Leave leaders asked, "What is this campaign really about?" If we vote leave, they said, "We will take back control of our laws. We will take back control of our money… We will take back control of migration policy." It was uncomfortably obvious what the campaign was "really about".
It is shocking how fast and loose both official and unofficial Brexiters played with facts – such as the lie that Turkey is about to join the EU and the exaggeration of Britain's financial contribution to the EU budget.
It was cynical and successful. Among the leading Brexiters were true-believing ideologues and arch pragmatists – two species of political operator that are equally comfortable with fact-free opinions and policies.
The Britain Stronger in Europe campaign was full of warnings about the negative consequences of leaving the EU. It rarely pushed a positive vision. The headline messages were not about peace, the expansion of democracy, tolerance, rights and the attractions of being part of a vibrant international community. Focus group polling found negative messages about the economy worked best. Positive messages got too many people thinking about how the EU doesn't live up to the best of what it might be. The resulting Remain campaign was leaden and dour and never recovered from losing control of the agenda when the "renegotiation" of Britain's membership terms produced little real change.
That there are regrets among some who voted Leave is undoubted. But there is no evidence yet of a huge opinion shift. One opinion poll has shown that 7 per cent of leave voters now regret their vote, as do 3 per cent of remain voters. That nets out at a smaller Leave majority. So a furious electorate remains about evenly divided.
That balance of opinion may not last as the effects of Brexit kick in. Start with the economy – the uncertainty, the possible exodus from London of key banks, the lack of a Plan B-for-Brexit. Just as worrying are the social prospects. There has been an almost immediate rise in anti-immigrant incidents. It seems prejudice has been emboldened by Brexit, given a sense of its own legitimacy to get out into the open and attack.
However, even if these effects unfold very visibly, while some support for Brexit may fall away, there will remain a significant level of core support. There is plenty of evidence that economic warnings were simply taken less seriously than concerns about control and immigration. And the politics of all this is deeply felt. It is getting extremely angry and will probably get worse.
More than one legal challenge has been mounted over whether the Prime Minister has the right to initiate Britain's exit from the EU. There is a further argument about whether the UK government could quit the EU against the will of the Scottish Assembly. There is a bigger issue about whether the UK can survive Brexit. A second referendum on Scottish independence is inevitably on the table.
What makes it worse is the most extraordinary of the many confusions sown by the Brexit campaign. Even after the vote they argued that Britain could benefit from access to the EU's single market but not be bound by its rules including on migration. The attractions of the position are clear – good EU stuff (such as trade and prosperity) without bad EU stuff (regulations and foreigners). The unfortunate thing is that the EU immediately made clear it is not an option: access to the single market means accepting the "four freedoms" including freedom of people to move.
Being excluded from the single market will be a catastrophic economic blow while continuing to allow full freedom of movement into Britain will ensure the argument starts all over again at much greater intensity and volume. Which means, unless Britain can finally and definitively move on from its industrial and imperial pasts, more distraction away from the real task of today and tomorrow.
The Brexit illusion has handed the incoming Prime Minister an exquisitely sharp dilemma to manage.
This entry was posted in Brexit and tagged Bregret, Brexit, Britain Stronger in Europe, EU, European politics, Farage, immigrants, independent Scotland, migration, referendum, security, Theresa May, UK, Vote Leave. Bookmark the permalink.
Great article, Dan. I suspect May will go for the 'Norway' option, with very slight restrictions on movement of people. This allow both sides to claim victory and spin it to their people.
However, like you say, this will outrage Brexiteers because we will have an option which is a more expensive version of what we have now – resulting in the debate starting up all over again.


Primesight is pleased to announce the judges from the second round of The Ultimate Canvas have chosen the work of freelance graphic designer, Emma Maloney, to represent Families' Activity Breaks (FAB) across 50 premium sites on Network.
Discussing the chosen design, FAB's judge, project leader Captain Karen Tait MBE spoke about the charity's mission, to provide fun and challenging activity breaks for families coping with bereavement through the British armed forces: the charity was conceived because military widows felt isolated, broken and forgotten; FAB aims to rebuild those lives.
"It has been truly FAB to see not just the volume of submissions, but also the imaginations of those creators who put their ideas in picture."
"The task was hard: to represent the military in the design, but not overpower our aim of awareness. For me Emma has captured this by using objects that represent children, and the heart of the home, which we hope to assist in rebuilding."
When discussing this round's designs, Campaign's global editor-in-chief, Claire Beale, called them "thoughtful and moving, with a lot of sympathy. The standout posters had the brief clearly in mind, and hinged on a striking image that will stop passers-by."
And from the artist herself? Emma Maloney spoke from the heart about what FAB's message meant to her "I lost my dad to cancer when I was 13, and without the love and support of my mum, family and friends, I wouldn't have been able to get through it. Perhaps this is why I have such a strong connection with this rewarding brief. What FAB does is truly amazing and exactly what families going through bereavement need to rebuild their lives."
For Primesight's judge, CEO Naren Patel, this was a difficult message to convey in the simplicity of a billboard but "Emma struck the right tone with a design that grabs your attention and instantly tells you what FAB is all about."
Sam Ball, creative director at M&C Saatchi felt the entries were created with an abundance of joy and love, but did need finessing. "The keen eye of an art director could have transformed a number into contenders."
Could you be a contender? The third and final round will be out in due course, supporting the work of Rays of Sunshine, a charity granting wishes to seriously ill children. As with this round the chosen execution will feature in Campaign and, of course, on whopping big outdoor ads across Primesight's Network.
In association with Campaign and Talenthouse, Primesight has created The Ultimate Canvas to support charities in need of profile raising, using the strong relationship between out-of-home and the creative industry. Click here to read more about the first round of The Ultimate Canvas and look out for updates later this year on the third round.
Watch out for the campaign going live on Network in December.


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Adam and Jackie Sandler's Daughter, Sadie Sandler's Wiki
By Robbie Peterson August 7, 2022
1 Who is Sadie Sandler?
2 About Sadie Sandler's Life
3 More about Sadie Sandler's Family
3.1 Parents— Adam and Jacky Sandler
3.2 Sister— Sunny Sandler
4 Is Sadie Sandler in a relationship?
5 Sadie Sandler's Acting Career
6 Hobbies, Favorite Things and Interesting Facts on Sadie Sandler
7 Appearance and Clothing Style
8 Where can you find Sadie Sandler?
9 How much is Sadie Sandler worth?
Who is Sadie Sandler?
Sadie Sandler is an American celebrity child and film actress, but probably best known for being the daughter of American actor, producer and comedian Adam Sandler, and actress and model Jacky Sandler.
About Sadie Sandler's Life
Sadie Madison Sandler was born on the 6th May 2006, in Los Angeles, California, USA under the star sign of Taurus, to Adam and Jacqueline Sandler. Her father is of Russian-Jewish descent while her mother is of Italian ancestry, and she has a younger sister named Sunny Sandler. Growing up, she had a great interest in the performing arts, and often accompanied her father on his movie shoots; she would get up early and spend all day with her father on set, and regularly eat dinner there too.
More about Sadie Sandler's Family
Parents— Adam and Jacky Sandler
Adam Sandler, a New York native met Floridian Jacqueline Titone on the sets of "Big Daddy" in 1999, and they began dating. A year later, Jackie converted to Judaism— Adam's faith— as their relationship became more serious leading to their marriage in 2003. The couple welcomed their first child, Sadie Maddison in 2006, followed by Sunny Madeline in 2008. Almost 22 years later, Adam and Jackie are still happily married; Adam professed his love on Instagram saying, '22 years ago today we locked eyes and fell deep. Look forward to the next 22, young lady…Love you my forever girl'.
Sister— Sunny Sandler
Sunny Madeleine Sandler was born on the 2nd November 2008, in Los Angeles, California, US.
Growing up surrounded by actors and actresses, Sunny got involved in the family business at a young age. She made her film debut in 2010 as Tardio's Daughter in "Grown Ups 1" alongside her sister and father, and in 2013 reprised her role in "Grown Ups 2", and voiced additional characters in "Hotel Transylvania" as well as in the succeeding films. To date she has starred in over 15 films, including "Blended", "Pixels" and "That's My Boy" to name a few. Her most recent roles were in "Summer Vacation", "Murder Mystery" and "The Wrong Missy". Apart from acting, Sunny enjoys spending time with her family at Disneyland and the Malibu beach. Sunny was nominated for "Choice Celebrity Baby" at the 2009 Nickelodeon Teen Choice Awards, but Honor Marie Warren —the child of actress Jessica Alba and producer Cash Warren— won instead.
Adam Sandler and his daughters
Is Sadie Sandler in a relationship?
Currently, the 14-year-old actress is not in any known romantic relationship, and at her young age hasn't been involved in any rumors, and is yet to be linked to any partner. Nevertheless, the topic makes Adam nervous. In an interview with Ellen Degeneres, he shared his fears: ' I drive around with [Sadie and] her friends and I hear them talking about boys now… it's amazing, the feelings I had about the same boys. When they would mention the kid's name, I'd be like, 'I love that kid'. Now… I get very jumpy'. In another interview he joked, 'When she dates, it will be ugly.
I will not encourage dating. I'll get my friends Rob Schneider and David Spade to come over to rough up the boys who want to take her out'.
Sadie Sandler's Acting Career
In 2008, at the young age of two years old, Sadie was seen in "You do not mess with the Zohan" in an uncredited role. That same year she made her official debut as Sweetest Medieval Girl of All Time in the comedy "Bedtime Stories", alongside Adam Sandler, Russell Brand, Courtney Cox and Guy Pearce. Two years later she starred in "Grown Ups 1" — written and produced by her father— as Tardio's Daughter, followed by appearances in "Just Go With It" and "Jack and Jill" in 2011.
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The following year she had a small role in "That's My Boy", and simultaneously made her debut as a Voice Artist as Winnie and Young Mavis in the animation "Hotel Transylvania". The film also stars Adam Sandler, Selena Gomez and Andy Samberg and became a box office hit, grossing over $1.3 billion; it lead to the creation of three short films, graphic novels, video games and even a TV series on Disney Channel. Sadie reprised her role in the following "Hotel Transylvania 2" in 2015, "Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation" in 2018, and most recently "Hotel Transylvania 4: Transformania" in 2021.
Similarly, the huge success of "Grown Ups" lead to a sequel in 2013, in which Sadie reprised her role as Sadie Tardio alongside Salma Hayek, Chris Rock and Kevin James. More roles included "Blended", "The Ridiculous 6", "The Do-Over", and "Sandy Wexler" which her father Adam produced, and appeared in. In 2019, she played Summer in the Netflix comedy "Murder Mystery", as well as Sammy in "The Week Of". Her most recent roles were in 2020 as Lobby Strong and Danielle in "The Wrong Missy" and "Hubbie Halloween", respectively. Coincidentally, her mother, father and younger sister also appeared in the latter.
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Hobbies, Favorite Things and Interesting Facts on Sadie Sandler
The school she attends allows parents to visit and have lunch with their children during the week. Adam uses this to his advantage, and has admitted to bribing them with In-N-Out burgers and Bella Thorne. 'I used Bella to get closer with my kids. It felt right… My kids love Bella'. Unsurprisingly, her father is popular amongst her friends and classmates at her school. He mentioned, 'Honestly, at school, I'm like Santa. The kids love me and flock around me…'
When she was younger, she loved Disney princesses so her father would dress up for their bedtime stories. He revealed, 'I often slip into costume as the lead character in whatever bedtime story I am reading… you would be surprised at how good I look in a ball gown'.
Her favorite holiday spot is at the beach with her family.
Sadie spends a lot of time with her father, usually taking long drives around their block or attending basketball games together. He even helps with her homework.
Despite the fact that her father's net worth a whopping $420 million, he worries about spoiling them. 'I try to do the right thing, but with the amount of money I have, it's difficult to raise the children the way I was raised'. So Sadie and Sunny are not allowed into the North and West Wing of their home where Adam stores their luxuries.
Her father gifted her a performance from Maroon 5's lead singer Adam Levine at her Bat Mitzvah.
Her family had a close relationship with the late actor Cameron Boyce; he even attended her Bat Mitzvah where he spent time with her friends, signing autographs and posing for pictures with them.
At a charity event to benefit rare disease Epidermolysis Bullosa, Adam and his daughters sang a cover of Taylor Swift's "Lover" to an A-list audience including Courtney Cox, Julia Roberts and Cindy Crawford.
Appearance and Clothing Style
Sadie Sandler is a female of Caucasian ethnicity and American nationality. She has light brown hair and brown eyes, stands at a height of 4ft 2in (1.27 m), and weighs about 97lbs (44kgs).
Where can you find Sadie Sandler?
Sadie Sandler is currently absent from all social media. With an exception for her appearances on the red carpet and big screen television, she maintains a fairly private life away from the public eye. However, her parents and family friends do post pictures with her.
How much is Sadie Sandler worth?
Thanks to her success in Hollywood as a film actress and voice artist, Sadie is reportedly worth an estimated $200,000, as of mid-2021.
Author Robbie Peterson
Robbie is currently a reporter for TheBiography based in Santa Monica, CA. Prior to joining TheBiography in December 2020, he was an entertainment reporter in People.
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2017 Episode 16: How Can It Not Be Over?
We know that Bill Moos as come out and said that no decision had been made on the fate of Mike Riley job status. What else is he going to say? If Moos were to proclaim that an outcome of Riley's job status had been decided not announce what it was, we would have chaos for next three weeks. I'm mean the rumor mill seriously is running 24/7 the way it is.
On this edition of the Husker Doc Talk Podcast presented by the Rimington Trophy, Dr. Rob Zatechka and Travis Justice discuss the Riley news conference on Monday. The way he looked, the way he sounded they both came away with the same conclusion; How can it not be over already? Paraphrasing here, but when coach Riley said he had conversations will Moos and but will keep the nature of those discussions private "for now" that raised some eyebrows in our studio.
Throw in the fact that Nebraska lost to Northwestern when it could have and should have won. And Defensive Coordinator Bob Diaco's almost incoherent rambling the downward spiral continues to pick up speed. Lord know the fans are impatient and social media, radio, tv, and newspaper chatter of Scott Frost coming up to save the day is like a prophecy straight out of the book of Revelation.
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Mariah Coleman will be speaking at MacMurray College as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. She will tell her "Unbreakable" story in Thoresen Recital Hall in the Putnam/Springer Center at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 17.
Coleman will be on campus as the Title IX Seminar featured guest speaker. She will share her story of growing up in rural Illinois and facing issues such as sexual assault and mental illness.
For more information on the Title IX Seminar and Sexual Assault Awareness Month, contact Danielle Doerfler, Title IX Coordinator, at 217-479-7156 or at danielle.doerfler@mac.edu.


Предлагаем на продажу систему аварийного приводнения для вертолетов Ми-8 Ми-17 ZODIAC, 2009 года выпуска.
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KAZAN HELICOPTERS is one of the world's largest manufacturers of helicopters. Their experience in this domain dates from the early 1950's. Its present helicopters, the Ml- 8 and MI-17, have been produced in over 10 000 units since 1965 and are in sen/ice worldwide.
AERAZUR is the world leader in the design, development and manufacture of emergency flotation systems. It is currently exclusively supplying flotation systems for the complete Eurocopter France range, the Eurocopter Deutschland EC135 and BK117-C2, and the Agusta AB212/412/205.
KAZAN HELICOPTERS and AERAZUR have combined their expertise to develop an emergency flotation system for the MI-8 and MI-17 range or helicopters (including the MI-172 export version). This sytem uses the latest technologies in lightweight material.
The Aerazur/Kazan emergency flotation system (EFS) affords the stable buoyancy of the helicopter following an inadvertent ditching, allowing the safe egress of the crew and passengers. In an emergency situation, the EFS can be activated immediately by the pilot pressing an electrical switch. This system is comprised of: • Two forward floats, each of 1.83 cubic meter inflated capacity, packed into aluminum alloy containers. These containers are fixed onto each side of the helicopter forward fuselage. • Two aft floats, each of 6.00 cubic meter inflated capacity, packed into aluminum alloy containers.
These containers are fixed onto the hubs of e a c h ____ of the main undercarriage wheels. • Sic DOT-approved lightweight composite wound gas inflation cylinders, fixed under the helicopter fuselage in composite protection packs. • A system of supply hoses for float inflation. • An electrical activation system.
Aerazur also provides Liferaft and Lifevest to complement the security of the crew and passengers of the MI-8 / MI- 17 helicopters during extended overwater flights.
Total system weight: 220 kg • Operating conditions: -45°C to+70°C • Inflation time : less than 5 sec. At 15°C • Material is flame resistant in accordance with FAR 25-853.
• Gas cylinders are approved to US/DOT-E. • System is qualified by Kazan Helicopters to all areas of the flight envelope. • System is compatible with all MI-8 and MI-17 versions.
Inflation Installation of the flotation system on new and used helicopters, with containers and activation subsystems, is performed by Kazan Helicopter.