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Harmony Hunter: Hi, welcome to the podcast. I'm Harmony Hunter. Opinions differ on whether clothing made the man in the 18th century, but it is certain that men made the clothing. Journeyman tailor Mark Hutter is here with us today to talk about the tailor's trade. Mark, thank you for being here today.
Mark Hutter: My pleasure.
Harmony: You're a journeyman tailor in the Historic Area. What does that mean that you're doing day to day?
Mark: The large part of my day is spent interpreting the trade and practicing the trade as it was practiced in the 18th century for the visiting public. Currently the trade is practiced in the combined shop shared with the milliners and mantua makers, two other clothing trades. Historically these trades were distinct and separate from one another, and most often found in separate shops throughout the town. Today we combine them into the single shop, but there were also partnerships as we represent.
Historically what really differentiates the tailor's trade from its sibling, the mantua maker or gown maker, are the differences in the skills. The mantua maker creates gowns by draping cloth on the body. The tailor creates fitted garments by measuring and patterning and then cutting flat and building three- dimensional garments from that. So the garments that require that method, such things as men's coats and waistcoats and breeches, but also ladies' stays or later known as a corset and their riding habits are fitted to the body by a series of seams as opposed to a series of pleats. So they remain part of the tailor's work through the 18th century. So it's the different approach to the technique of fitting; draping versus flat patterning is how we define that today. Historically this was called cutting to the body versus cutting by measure.
Harmony: So cutting becomes a real art?
Mark: Cutting is the art. The name of the trade, "tailor," is thought to perhaps derive from the same word in Latin that "talley" does. Of course, to tally is to make a count by making small cuts or marks so that the "tallier" "the tailor" is the cutter.
Harmony: Your century does not have a sewing machine.
Mark: Correct.
Harmony: We don't learn about sewing machines until the 19th century that it really becomes in wide use. You're doing everything by hand.
Mark: In the 18th century they're beginning to think about the possibility of mechanizing sewing. There are patents taken on the idea of a sewing machine by the mid-18th century. By the 1790s there are models being attempted, but there's no real operable sewing machine for garment-weight fabrics until approximately 1840. There's a series of inventions that become the sewing machine that we recognize it today. Those by Barthélemy Thimonnier in France, Elias Howe, later Isaac Singer. Singer did not invent the sewing machine, although his name is perhaps the most strongly associated with the earliest of the sewing machines.
Harmony: Are there some things you suppose you would still rather do by hand anyway?
Mark: When it comes to 18th century clothing, I prefer to do all of it by hand. These garments were never designed to be sewn by machine, so their methods and order of construction used the best available technology at the time of their fashionability.
You really cannot reproduce an 18th-century garment on a sewing machine. As the word implies "to reproduce, to make again," means that you have to use only the technologies that were available at that moment. You can make very palatable adaptations of 18th-century clothing and modify some of the methods in order of construction, but if you're picky enough you can see the differences. Even the way a hand-sewn seam lies on the exterior where you can't see the stitching can be different.
You have infinitely more control in your hands than you do under the presser foot of a sewing machine and so when it comes to this work I always prefer to do it by hand. In our shop we do not use machines at all. That's the purpose of all of our trades across the Historic Area, is to practice these trades only as they were practiced in the pre-industrial manner.
Harmony: You named coats, waistcoats and breeches. What other garments or accessories is the tailor making for his customer?
Mark: Within each of those three: coats, waistcoats and breeches, there are, of course, many different types or subcategories. There are full dress coats and there are plain workaday frocks and there are fly coats which are a protective coverall worn by men and many others. So while most of the work can be categorized within that small group: the three pieces of a suit, coat, waistcoat and breeches, there's actually a tremendous amount of variety.
A lot of the variety comes from the type of customer for whom the garments are being made. We most often associate bespoke or tailor made clothing as being very exclusive. That's not at all the 18th century perception of it. Whether the governor or a field slave, you're coat, waistcoat and breeches for a man, as well as some of the garments in women's wardrobes were bespoke objects. The difference in fashion, the difference in price is determined primarily by the fabric that the customer chooses. Not in the fact that it's been custom-made. The labor is far less expensive than the fabric in the majority of garments.
Harmony: Do you see a lot of changes in the fashion or trends for men's clothing in the period that you study?
Mark: Absolutely. I think costume history tends to have a very distaff view. We look at women's clothing far more when talking about the changes of fashion and because men's clothing is perhaps understudied it's often accused of being stagnant, slow, boring. Perhaps it doesn't change as much in its silhouette, so the visual effect is not as dramatic as raising and falling waistlines and hemlines of women's clothing. But there's the constant change in the preferences of fabrics, the width of cuff, the trims, the buttons, so it's a more subtle change but it's just as constant. The gentlemen's magazines that were published in London in the 18th century and the prints that became available really in the 1780's just after the time that we represent just as rapidly document the changes in men's clothing as they do in women's clothing.
Harmony: Can you make a distinction, or is it even fair to try, to look at those changes in terms of which are fashion and which are function?
Mark: Function always changes more slowly than fashion and so there's a certain stream that is more constant and of course there are the details that really determine the fashion which should also be separated from fad or trend. And there are just as many fads and trends and quirky momentary fashions in the 18th century as there are in 21st-century or contemporary fashion. Those have to be separated from fashion though. Fashion, while ever changing, has to reach a broader market, find a broader appeal, a larger social significance than the trend or the fad does. But they certainly exist and those are fun to look at and interpret.
Harmony: I'm imagining that tailors who came to the Virginia colony were English tailors or even if they were second generation they would have been apprenticed under an English tailor so they're using English methods, English materials, but they're doing it in the Virginia climate. Are there things that had to be changed once they got here? Was there something new that they invented that helped them with some aspect of Virginia climate and Virginia life?
Mark: You've pinpointed the most significant variation or deviation from following London's fashion is the accommodation of the extremes of Virginia's climate. The heat of the summer and the bitterness of the winter, particularly here in the Tidewater, where the air is always damp and while we might not see a tremendous amount of snow, the winters can be very biting and chill. So, yes, there are certainly variations that are unique to Virginia, but I wouldn't call them fashion. Those are more functional and they're based on the climate.
Probably the most identifiable of them is the propensity toward wearing very plain white linen suits or light colored thin fabric suits to accommodate the humidity and the heat of Virginia and further south. And even though these sorts of plain white linen suits are seen in the Carolinas, Georgia and the Sea Islands they become identified as Virginia suits. There are Philadelphia, Pennsylvania references and London references to men in plain white linen suits that they call Virginia suits because they're so strongly associated with this area.
Harmony: When you see dramatic interpretations on television or at the movies and they're 18th-century period representations is there something that catches your eye, are there things that are commonly gotten wrong?
Mark: Probably the most difficult thing to recreate in any historically-based presentation, whether it's on the street of Williamsburg or the movie or on stage is not the color, not the detail, but the cut and fit of clothing and more importantly the way the body fits within the garment; the deportment, the posture, the manner and the movement of the individual.
Clothing without a body is just a rag. And so to complete the picture, you have to fill it out with a human form. And that's very difficult to set aside all the mannerisms, the bodily mannerisms, the posture that you've grown up with and understand not only how, but why somebody in the past stood, sat, moved differently. Posture is learned; movement is learned. Most 21st century people recognize people in different cultures might move differently. You see those same differences across time and so to replicate that and make the garments fit and move like they should is by far the most difficult thing. Especially given the confined time that a director has to create a movie or a play is generally not enough time to train the actors, to do the research, to train the actors and get the posture so well inculcated that it's seemingly natural.
Harmony: Mark, thank you so much for being our guest today and we hope that all of our listeners will make it by the tailors shop to see you at work.
Mark: I hope so as well. We'll see you there.
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Members of the congregation – one brandishing a long pole – are then seen running towards the attacker and challenging him.
He said: "He walked over behind the altar and he seemed to strike the priest's body. I think the priest fell down at that time.
He said members of the congregation immediately began praying. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Montreal said the priest's condition was "stable".
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Alan Permane, född 4 februari 1967 i Walton-on-Thames i England, är en brittisk ingenjör som är sportdirektör för det franska Formel 1-stallet Alpine F1.

Han inledde sin karriär inom motorsport när han fick 1989 en anställning hos F1-stallet Benetton Formula, där han arbetade med elektronik. År 1996 utsågs Permane till assisterande ingenjör till Jean Alesi, året efter blev han Alesis raceingenjör. År 1998 var han det även för Giancarlo Fisichella. År 2002 blev Benetton uppköpta av den franska biltillverkaren Renault och Permane blev raceingenjör för Jarno Trulli. År 2004 lämnade Trulli för Toyota F1 och Permane blev återigen raceingenjör till Fisichella. År 2006 blev han befordrad till chefsingenjör. Tre år senare sålde Renault 75% av stallet till Genii Capital och stallet blev Lotus F1 två år senare. År 2011 utsågs Permane som chef för stallets banverksamhet. Under Indiens Grand Prix 2013 ville stallet att Kimi Räikkönen skulle flytta på sig i förmån av stallkamraten Romain Grosjean, det tog längre tid än vad de ville. Permane tappade till slut fattningen och skrek över radion att Räikkönen skulle flytta sig omgående, där även svordom förekom. Räikkönen bet tillbaka och menade att han kunde inte flytta sig i en kurva under hög hastighet, Grosjean passerade honom dock efter kurvan. Permane intervjuades efter loppet och förklarade att han var besviken på Räikkönen att han dröjde så länge som han gjorde med att släppa fram Grosjean. Detta resulterade i att Permanes familj fick ta emot mordhot från uppretade supportrar till Räikkönen. Lotus gick ut senare och bad om ursäkt för incidenten. I december 2015 köpte Renault tillbaka Lotus från Genii Capital och Permane fortsatte arbeta för stallet. Han blev senare befordrad till att arbeta som sportdirektör, Permane behöll positionen även efter Renault F1 blev Alpine F1 till 2021 års säsong.

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Lionel Messi makes major decision on World Cup future with Argentina after Qatar
By Karl Rasmussen · 2 min read
With the 2022 FIFA World Cup just around the corner, Argentina international, and many football fans' GOAT, Lionel Messi, made a shocking declaration on his future in the tournament. According to Sebastian Vignolo, Messi has revealed his intentions to retire from international football after the 2022 World Cup, indicating the trip to Qatar would be his last time representing Argentina at the world's most renowned footballing competition.
Leo Messi announces: "This will be my last World Cup — for sure. The decision has been made", tells @PolloVignolo. 🚨🇦🇷 #Argentina
Important to clarify again that Messi will not decide his future between PSG and Barça now or in the next weeks; it will be in 2023. pic.twitter.com/W54EDZIpfm
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Messi made the announcement on Thursday, informing fans that this trip to Qatar with Argentina would be the final World Cup of his esteemed career.
Messi has been a part of four different Argentinian World Cup setups, and this will be his fifth. He made his World Cup debut in 2006 and has featured for the Argentine squad at the 2010, 2014, and 2018 editions of the tournament.
In total, he has six goals across 19 games in his World Cup career. Shockingly, Messi has never scored a World Cup goal beyond the group stages of the tournament. That type of production doesn't match his usual level of excellence both at the club level for PSG and Barcelona as well as for Argentina in all international competitions.
Messi was just 18 years old when he made his first World Cup appearance, and his last one is set to come at the age of 35. With the 23rd World Cup slated for 2026, Messi is making the decision in advance that his 39-year-old self will not be up for the challenge.
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Argentina fans will want to soak up as much of this World Cup as possible, as it's among the last times they'll see Messi donning the white and blue uniform. He hasn't made a decision about the upcoming Copa America, but in terms of seeing Lionel Messi at the World Cup, this will be football fans' last chance to do so.
Argentina's World Cup run will mark the end of an era for the international team. While Messi never quite displayed his usual dominance at the World Cup in years past, he'll be looking to make up for that with a sensational final go-around in Qatar.
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When you here the word villain, who pops into your head? For me I think about Lex Luther from superman or the joker from batman. I even think about Scar from the lion king or maybe Jafar from Aladin. All those characters share an ultimate sinister quality that really catapult in to the top of the villain list.
One more person we can add to that list is Lady Macbeth, from Shakespeare's famous tragedy. In this episode, we are going to take a look at some of the main events from act 1. And then focus in on Lady Macbeth's actions that put her there at the top of the list.
One of the main reasons, that act 1 is so important to Macbeth, is because we find out a lot of the exposition. The exposition is where you learn about characters and you start to see the conflicts that are going to arise in the play. So let's take a second to talk about the important characters that we meet in act 1 of Macbeth.
The first we meet is Macbeth. And he is the namesake for the play. What we need to know about Macbeth is that he his introduced to us as a war hero. In fact he is described as "O valiant cousin, worthy gentleman." These are the words that the king uses to describe him. And in act 1, we see that he's come back from war. And in return for his hardwork, he is promoted from the thane of Glamis to the thane of Cawdor by the king. So we see somebody that's well respected by the king.
The next character we'll read about is Banquo. And Banquo's kind of like Macbeth's right hand man. Banquo though is a little bit more logical than Macbeth. We see in the scene in act 1 where they run into the witches in the forest. But Banquo is a little bit more questioning, and doesn't take them quite as much at the word as Macbeth does. In fact he says "Were such things here we do speak about/ Or have we eaten on the insane root/ That takes the reason prisoner."
So we see he really seems to balance Macbeth well, while Macbeths really wants to jump on the train of believing the witches prophesies. Banquo really is that voice of logic that evens out Macbeth. More characters we meet are the weird sisters, which is just another name for the witches. But one thing to note about the witches, is they really give this idea of mysticism.
They are kind of these creepy bunch of women that are described through Macbeth's eyes. He says. "What are these,/so withered, and so wild in their attire,/That look not like th' inhabitants o'th'earth/." So we see them described as almost other worldly. They are very creepy and they come him in act 1 to give Banquo and Macbeth some prophesies about what their futures hold.
Another thing that we see the witches say, which is really important, is they start this idea of foul is fair and fair is foul. So they start off this juxtaposition of what things look like, verses what they really are. And again, we kind of see that echoed in who they are. They look like maybe they are real people, but again we see they are described as people that don't look like they are inhabitants o'th' earth.
The final character that we meet in act 1, is Lady Macbeth. And Lady Macbeth here is shown really honoring and lauding her husband as he comes home. She says "Great Glamis,worth Cawdor,/ Greater than both by the all-hail hereafter." So here when we first meet her, we really see her outmost support of Macbeth. And as you continue to read you'll see that she takes this to the extreme.
So now that we've talked about the characters that we meet in act 1, let's take a little bit of time to look at the main events that you want to make sure that you pick up as you read through act 1.
The first, is the first prophesy that the witches give to Banquo and to Macbeth. Here in act 1 remember we see the witches promise that Macbeth will first be made thane of Cawdor, and then eventually be made king of Scotland. The next thing that we hear them say, is that Banquo will beget a line of king. So they say he won't be the actual king, but his sons will be kings. So these are really important things to mark, because they are going to come back in the play to motivate the characters into some of their actions.
The next thing we need to know, is the letter that Macbeth writes to Lady Macbeth. And in this letter, he communicates everything that the witches have said to him. And we get to see a little bit of inner monologue from Lady Macbeth where she starts to consider what potential this has. The fact that the witches have promised Macbeth that he has the ability to be the thane of Cawdor, and to also be the king. This is the first time where we really see the evil side of Lady Macbeth come out. As she begins to plan along with Macbeth, a way to murder the king, so that Macbeth can in fact, ensure that prophesy that the witches gave him.
And finally, we close Act 1 with King Duncan arrive in at Lady Macbeth and Macbeth's castle. So we can't help but anticipate the fact that maybe this plan will actually come to fruition.
Now what we want to do is take a look at the most important character in act 1. And that's Lady Macbeth. We really learn alot about Lady Macbeth's character when we see her reaction to the letter that Macbeth has sent to home to her, telling her that the witches prophesy, that he would be the thane of Cawdor and also be made the king.
What we see is that she has shown her evil side, her ruthless side and her unfeminine side, which are all really big trademarks of Shakespeare's women. Let's a look at how she has expressed herself to be evil. If you note in response to that letter she gets, she says to herself, kind of talking to her husband, "Hie thee hither,/ That I may pour my spirits in thine ear/ And chastise with the valor of my tongue/ All that impedes thee from the golden round..." And here we see the golden round being referred to is the crown. It's being the king. So she wants her husband to come closer, to come quickly, so that she can pour her spirits into the ear. And so that she can get rid of anything that's going to stand in his way of being king. This really shows us that Lady Macbeth deep down has some evil in her. And that she is really motivated to help her husband gain that position of king.
So we also said that she was ruthless and again we see that, and this to me is on me of the most disturbing quotes from the play about Lady Macbeth. Her ruthlessness really shines through. When she is talking to Macbeth about whether or not he's actually going to go through with their plan to murder Duncan, he says."You know I'm not sure I don't know how I feel about it." He kind of says well if fate will make me king, then let fate do it and I won't have to do anything.
Lady Macbeth reacts rather angrily to this and she says to him "I have given suck, and know/ How tender 'tis to love the babe that milks me./I would while it was smiling in my face,/Have plucked my nipple from his boneless gums/and dashed the brains out, had I so sworn/as you have done to this."
So we get this image here of Lady Macbeth breastfeeding a child, her own child, and she says, if I had promised that I would kill King Duncan, I would rip my nipple out of its mouth and bash its brain, the brains that are my own baby if I had promised to do it.
So we see this idea that she is quite ruthless, even to the point where she says that she would sacrifice her own child to keep promises to Macbeth.
Finally, we see her unfeminine aside coming out. And this is a really important trademark because we expect ladies, especially at Shakespeare's time, to be quite feminine and very polite and very couth, and often balance out the haggard and the rough side of the males in the play.
However, we see a little bit of unexpected feature in this from Lady Macbeth. When she says "Come you spirits/ That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here/And fill me from the crown to the toe top-full/of direst cruelty. So it's almost as if she is begging the spirits above to change her sex, to allow her to be as cruel as she can be without feeling guilt. Again, this is really unexpected from a woman in Shakespeare's plays. We really start to see Lady Macbeth as this motivating force behind gathering the power and doing whatever it takes for Macbeth to become king.
So we took a look at some of the most important events from act 1 of Macbeth. And then we took a look at some of the characters that we met, focusing specifically on Lady Macbeth and her evil deeds. Looks like we can tack her on the list of the world's most vial villains. Wonder what a character would look like if Disney made a movie out of Macbeth.
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Q: BitBucket Branch Creation Date How can I get the branch creation date on BitBucket (STASH).
I have one solution which is to clone the repository and issue the following command:
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A: Run this command in your branch which you want get first commit:
git log --all --graph --abbrev-commit --decorate --pretty=format:"%h - %an, %ad : %s" --date=iso

The format codes in the string have the following meaning:
%h - abbreviated commit hash
%an - Committer ID
%ad - Date time.

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A: You can use the git log --reverse to get the first commit and print its date.
Use the --reverse flag:

--reverse
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git log --reverse

If you only want the first commit add the -n flag to determine how many number of commits you want
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Bhubaneswar: In response to Union Petroleum Minister and senior BJP leader Dharmendra Pradhan's today's press meet at New Delhi on the coastal highway and criticizing the BJD-ruled Odisha Government, senior BJD leader and Minister Pratap Jena condemned Centre's unilateral decision hastily before election.
He argued that Odisha wants coastal highway but without compromising the interests of Odisha and its people.
"We have repeatedly discussed with the Central Government and NHAI on the route of the proposed coastal highway. All our opinions have already been placed with both the Central Government and NHAI. But, they want to use the old way without bringing the matter to the notice of State Government. They are taking unilateral stand on it and intend to get it approved," he alleged.
"The coastal road matter has now cropped up because of the election. We want that there should be the coastal highway, but keeping in view Odisha's nd its people's interests. Also Odisha's tourism development should be taken care of. There is no need to do it in a hurry by simply renovating the old road. We condemn it," the senior BJD leader fumed.


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Eli Roth Selects His Fab Five Horror Movies
June 16, 2011 June 10, 2016 Slasher Studios*Giallo, *Horror
As writer and director of such films as "Cabin Fever" and "Hostel," Eli Roth is one of the premiere filmmakers in the industry and a true student of the horror genre. Via Daily News Los Angeles, Slasher Studios is proud to showcase Eli Roth's five favorite horror films.
"Sleepaway Camp" (1983): Ah, "Sleepaway Camp." I remember watching this film at a sleepover with Lenny Mead and a bunch of friends in the mid-'80s, and when the movie ended we literally stood up out of our chairs and screamed at the top of our lungs until we ran out of air. I will not say why – and don't go looking up the spoilers on the Internet because that will take all the fun away. Treat yourself to a wonderful surprise. Director Robert Hiltzik's film is anything but a by-the-numbers, early '80s, low-budget slasher flick set at a summer camp. The kills are fun, but the ending simply cannot be topped. Don't read anything about it, just go rent it, pop it in, and watch your friends freak out. This will be the film you guys talk about for weeks after.
"Troll 2" (1990): In the past few years, this has become the most made-fun-of horror movie for many, many reasons, all of which are documented in the excellent film "Best Worst Movie." The director, the inimitable Italian maestro Claudio Fragasso, had a script that had nothing to do with trolls, but he could get it financed if he changed the title to "Troll 2." Fragasso let the financiers change the title but refused to change anything else, and as a result there are many goblins, but not a single troll in the entire film. It will take hours to get through this gem because you'll keep pausing and replaying the lines over and over.
"Troll 2" is one of the rare sequels where you don't have to waste time watching the first one, since the films have absolutely nothing to do with one another. It has such a strong cult following, it was recently rereleased on Blu-ray for you to enjoy in all its high-definition glory.
"Creepshow" (1982): George Romero was the king of horror then, having made the classics "Night of the Living Dead" and "Dawn of the Dead," Stephen King was the scariest author on the planet (and still is, as far as I'm concerned), and Tom Savini had upset nearly every parent in America by creating the goriest makeup effects in the nastiest horror films of the golden era. The three of them teamed up to create an old EC Comics-style scarefest that is "Creepshow."
The movie, told in five stories, is designed to look like a comic book, but it is creepy. And disgusting. And really, really fun. Plus it's an anthology so you don't really have to pay attention, and if you're not that into the story, a new one will be on in 10 minutes. I watch it now and find myself saying things like, "Look, Ed Harris with hair!" An amazing cast, incredible script, brilliant makeup effects and nonstop fun. A very underrated horror movie that's a guaranteed good time.
"Zombi 2" (1980): One of those rare sequels that isn't actually a sequel.
It was just called "Zombi 2" because, in Italy, "Dawn of the Dead" was released under the title "Zombi," and the producers wanted to trick people into thinking this was the second one, even though the two films have nothing to do with each other. Other than zombies, that is.
"Zombie," as it's commonly known in the United States, has grown over time to be one of the most beloved zombie movies, with scenes of gore so spectacular and horrifying they still stand head and shoulders above any zombie movie made since. Lucio Fulci is one of my all-time favorite directors, and whenever I film a particularly gory scene, we all close our eyes and try to channel him for inspiration. "Zombi 2" has the greatest scene ever committed to celluloid, and is actually responsible for the modern movement of zombie films. Nothing comes close to it, which is why the die-hard horror nerds like me wear T-shirts that say "Viva Fulci!" A must-see for any zombie apocalypse fan.
"Pieces" (1982): Watching this film with a crowd is the most fun experience I have ever had watching a movie. I showed it to a packed house at a film festival I held a few years ago, and people had so much fun that, afterward, they were actually depressed they'd never have that good a time at the movies again. This was the movie where on the poster you saw a chain saw, a stitched-up dead girl, and the tagline: "It's exactly what you think it is." Some movies don't exactly live up to their poster. Juan Piquer Simon's does. But "Pieces" is also one of the craziest, most random and insane slasher films ever made. You think you have it figured out and then the film blindsides you. There are many, many classic scenes, like the infamous tennis match, which has some of the best extras casting in the history of cinema.
"Pieces" truly is my favorite slasher film of all time, and it's the one movie that never fails to have the audience totally entertained from start to finish. It's also got an ending to rival "Sleepaway Camp." I am almost sorry you are going to watch "Pieces" because pretty much any moviegoing experience after will be a letdown.
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Анто́ниу Абра́нтеш Ме́ндеш (; ) — португальский футболист, нападающий. Известен по выступлениям за лиссабонский «Спортинг».

Клубная карьера
Всю свою профессиональную карьеру, которая длилась 14 лет, провёл за лиссабонский «Спортинг». Четырежды приводил клуб к национальному чемпионству.

Карьера за сборную
23 февраля 1930 года Мендес дебютировал за национальную сборную Португалии в товарищеском матче против Франции. 8 июня того же года сыграл в матче против Бельгии.

Достижения
 Чемпион Португалии: 1922/23, 1933/34, 1935/36, 1937/38

Ссылки
 Статистика на eu-football.info

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Игроки сборной Португалии по футболу
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Are virtual collaboration tools a necessary evil for enterprises? How to mitigate the risk
Just ask yourself: Have you used WhatsApp, Zoom, Teams, Slack (or the like) today?
For the majority of enterprise leaders — and their employees — the answer would be a resounding yes.
In just the 2 1/2 short years since the onset of COVID-19, organizations have become reliant on such virtual collaboration tools. They are nothing less than vital for inside and outside collaboration, business continuity and remote work — and everyone within a company simply expects to use them.
But with their advent and explosion in growth, it's been made abundantly clear that these tools pose significant security risk. Organizations face a conundrum in preventing data exposure and misuse while also diligently tracking communication and, in regulated industries, ensuring compliance.
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Most organizations are aware that many of these platforms aren't secure or compliant — so why are they still using them?
Simply put, "the pandemic forced our reliance on video communication channels like Zoom, and now, we can't expect the toothpaste to be put back in the tube," said Shiran Weitzman, CEO of communication compliance platform company Shield.
However, he pointed out, "in today's work-from-anywhere workplace, it's likely that businesses, regardless of industry, are legally obligated to keep up with standards around securing customer data and keeping a record of internal communications and discussions."
Sharing data, risking compliance
Employees spend an average of 2 1/2 hours every day on applications such as Zoom and Teams — and 27% of U.S. employees spend more than half the working week using them.
WhatsApp, for instance, has roughly 2.44 billion unique active users worldwide. Zoom has more than 350 million daily meeting participants. Teams is used by more than 1 million organizations as their default messaging platform. Slack has 10 million daily active users.
In a survey by Veritas Technologies, 71% of office workers globally – including 68% in the U.S. – admitted to sharing sensitive and business-critical company data using virtual collaboration tools.
The Veritas Hidden Threat of Business Collaboration Report polled 12,500 office workers across ten countries and found that 58% of U.S. employees are saving their own copies of business information shared over IM, while 51% delete that information entirely. Either approach, the report points out, could leave companies open to significant fines if regulators ask to see a paper trail.
Employees acknowledged sharing data such as client information, details on HR issues, contracts, business plans and even COVID-19 test results. And, sensitive data continues to be shared even though 39% of U.S. employees have been reprimanded by bosses — and 75% said they would continue to share such information.
Similarly, "you can expect executives looking to cut deals, no matter the industry, are naturally quick to fire off a WhatsApp message to colleagues and business partners, especially once there's an established relationship," said Weitzman.
In response in the banking industry, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is expected to announce a combined billions in fines because Wall Street's biggest banks are using banned messaging apps including WhatsApp and Signal. Some experienced banking executives are even being fired just for using unapproved communication channels, said Weitzman.
Traders and brokers have become "overly reliant" on electronic messaging tools to discuss investment terms, hold client meetings and conduct other business, particularly due to the pandemic, he said.
Most problems arise when it comes to regulation because encrypted messaging apps prevent adequate monitoring. But, while they're often used for nefarious behavior like money laundering, insider trading or data leaks, many are using them because clients or business partners prefer them.
Also, Weitzman pointed to non-encrypted services — video in particular — that pose significant challenges. "Analyzing video footage is a complex process that requires deep tech, and storing all those audio files is a logistics nightmare that cannot be achieved without exorbitant expense," he said.
Ultimately, "once the SEC dives into the context of the actual conversations happening via electronic messaging platforms, it will be relevant to the broader enterprise because then we'll actually get a glimpse of the nefarious behavior," he said.
Managing BYOE
When it comes to preventing data exposure, the biggest challenge is enterprise control, said Patrick Hevesi, VP and analyst with Gartner.
Organizations can only fully control virtual collaboration tools on managed devices and with enterprise versions of messaging apps. On a managed device, IT can implement methods to block sensitive data from being sent to unauthorized users, monitor communications and ensure secure application usage, he said.
But, with more and more companies allowing BYOE (bring your own everything) — along with the lack of enterprise controls in many of the messaging apps — this becomes very difficult. IT can't stop employees from using personal devices and downloading and using whatever messaging app they choose.
Also, if a messaging app enables customer communication — and there is no enterprise version available — enterprises could lose money by not using it, Hevesi pointed out.
The more popular tools — especially those with enterprise versions — have added more security and enterprise features for control. Also, some messaging apps were built from the beginning with end-to-end encryption, making them secure by default.
As Hevesi noted, "it's less about the company's usage and more about the employees using the apps to get their jobs done."
Proactive surveillance
In response to all this, the global messaging security market is experiencing significant growth. According to Mordor Intelligence, the segment will be valued at roughly $15 billion by 2026, up from just over $4 billion in 2020. This represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24.5%.
Hevesi called it a "very difficult use case to fully lock down," but advised that enterprises provide a secure and managed alternative to personal messaging apps and require employees to use the enterprise-sanctioned apps.
This will enable IT to use tools like Secure Web Gateways (SWG), Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASB), enterprise authentication, Mobile Threat Defense (MTD), Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and other tools to protect user and corporate data, he pointed out.
Simplifying and standardizing electronic communication channels is also critical to productivity and security, said Weitzman. Those that are no longer needed should be eliminated to avoid application sprawl. And, tools that function across borders need to be compliant with each country's protocols.
Deep-tech monitoring
Businesses then must also strategize monitoring and archiving solutions that ensure data privacy while also mitigating risk, Weitzman said.
The once-siloed approach simply no longer cuts it, he said. The sheer number of electronic communications channels is "driving a dire need" for workplace intelligence and monitoring tools that proactively surveil all communication channels and alert on all company conversations, reducing regulatory, reputational and information risk.
Monitoring systems that rely on artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) can efficiently record and archive employee communication, regardless of encryption, he said (even though these don't always have the capability to process video communication).
Across the board, said Weitzman, "organizations should seek out deep-tech solutions that can tailor to their specific needs when it comes to archiving, transcription, ediscovery and more."
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'We are going to soldier on'
'Happiness scholar' cites three ways to start healing rifts
The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health hosts Evelynn Hammonds (clockwise from top left), Annette Gordon-Reed, and Opal Lee.
Juneteenth activist Opal Lee reflects on import and symbolism of new holiday
Date June 17, 2021 June 18, 2021
While legislation to make Juneteenth a national holiday was speeding into law on Thursday, Opal Lee, who, at age 89 walked from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington in an effort to create the holiday, told a story that highlighted how far the nation has come, even as recent months have illustrated how far it still has to go on rights and inclusion.
When she was a child growing up in Texas, she told an online audience, her family had moved into a house in a neighborhood where "we didn't know we weren't wanted." One night she said a mob of about 500 surrounded the house, prompting her mother to send Lee to stay with friends. When her father showed up with a gun to protect his home, a local police officer said, in Lee's telling, "If you bust a cap, we'll let the mob have you."
Her parents slipped away when it got dark, and the mob tore the house apart and burned it, she said.
"If those people had allowed us to stay in that community, they would have found that we were just like them. All we wanted was a decent place to stay, and my father had a job. My mom was working two," said Lee, now 94. "That was all we wanted. We would have been good neighbors, but they didn't give us the opportunity to show them that."
After a lifetime of struggle against racism and years pushing for the Juneteenth holiday, Lee's fondest wishes came true this week, with rapid congressional passage and President Biden signing the bill.
Lee told her story during the web session, hosted by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, called "Stories of Juneteenth: A Conversation with Ms. Opal Lee." Lee, who said she'd be "dancing in the streets" with the holiday becoming official, appeared with Chan School Dean Michelle Williams, who introduced the program; Evelynn Hammonds, the Barbara Gutman Rosenkrantz Professor of the History of Science, professor of African and African American studies, and chair of the Department of the History of Science; and Annette Gordon-Reed, the Carl M. Loeb University Professor, whose most recent book, "On Juneteenth," blends history with her personal recollections of growing up in Texas.
While the history of Juneteenth may only recently have become familiar to people outside of Texas and the South, Lee and Gordon-Reed said their families long celebrated the day as a time when family gathered for picnics and barbecues. Falling on June 19, the date marks the post-Civil War emancipation of enslaved persons in Texas, the last state of the Confederacy to free them.
"Even when history is made, it can be slow to reach some parts of humanity. It was not until June 19, 1865, more than two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed and two months after Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered that the last enslaved people in Texas learned that they were free," Williams said. "It is a complex history that has struggled to be interwoven into Black American tapestry."
The hourlong event, moderated by Hammonds, featured a discussion with Lee and Gordon-Reed about the legacy of slavery as embodied in racist governmental structures recent enough that Lee attended segregated schools, and Gordon-Reed recalled segregated waiting rooms at doctors' offices and movie theaters. She also remembers being the first black child to integrate her local school.
"My father took me to school, and I had the experience of educators coming to stand in the doorway to look in to see how this was progressing," Gordon-Reed said. "I was on display. And it made me think about why? Where did this come from?"
Gordon-Reed and Lee said that even as newly freed people celebrated emancipation, they also recognized that a difficult road lay ahead, something that the two said should inform critics who question the appropriateness of a holiday when it is clear that much more work on rights and belonging remains to be done.
Lee offered the benefit of experience, saying that all of her life there has been progress as well as setbacks. What's important, she said, is to continue to seek equality and push back when fairness and equality are denied, as with the recent spate of legislation to restrict voting rights and bar some public school teaching on racism.
"We are going to soldier on," Lee said. "We are not going to let those kinds of things stop us from getting over to our children what they need to know."
Lee urged today's youth not to allow the momentum from the recent national awakening about racial justice to fade, and said that has made her hopeful that real progress is being made.
"Surely, what's happening now is going move us in a direction where we all can say we're brothers and sisters," Lee said. "We know people who are not on the same page as us, and it's up to us to change their minds. People can be taught to hate, and they can be taught to love."
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Courtland Sutton says Drew Lock 'brings so much promise to season'
Pro Bowler believes 17 point games are over
By: Troy Renck
DENVER — The NFL deals with sobering truths. Offenses are either good, contributing to wins. Or they are anchors, pulling teams to the bottom of the ocean.
It takes little time to categorize where the Broncos have fallen the past five seasons, averaging 19.9 points per game. They overcame the issues in 2015, but have failed to make the playoffs since, posting three consecutive losing records.
I asked Broncos receiver Courtland Sutton on Thursday if the days of 17 points of game -- last season's average -- are finally are over.
"It is frustrating when you hear those things because the potential is there. We see it everyday with all the weapons we have. That shouldn't even be a concern when we go into a game, us not being able to put up points. But it was. And we have to face the facts," Sutton said. "We need to move on from that, learn from that, continue to grow -- understand we have every weapon we could possibly need to be successful in every position offensively. It's on us to apply it so that we are no longer in those conversations (about scoring issues). If anything, it should be a conversation about us being in the top of the league for points per game."
If the Broncos jump into the top 10 -- that requires 25 points per game -- they will Toosie Slide into the playoffs. Even 23 a week should allow them to return the postseason for the first time since Peyton Manning retired. For Sutton -- the new additions aside, like Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler -- the optimism sprouts from quarterback Drew Lock and new coordinator Pat Shurmur.
Not only did Lock go 4-1 over the final five games, but he earned the respect of his teammates.
"Drew went out there and played very well as you all know. The only game he lost was to the Super Bowl winners, a snow game, where we missed some opportunities," said Sutton, who blames himself for not making more plays against the Chiefs. "To do what he did as a rookie, it brings so much promise to this upcoming season. I know everyone in our building is excited to see what he does in his second year. The dude plays with so much swag, heart and want-to to learn. You have heard the stuff about him being around Peyton, that should say something right there about his character and his drive."
If it is accepted that Lock will continue to improve, the next challenge remains puzzling together the pieces. That onus falls into Shurmur's lap. He has a history of working well with quarterbacks -- young and old alike, and most recently Case Keenum and Daniel Jones -- and using deep strikes. The latter will be critical to the Broncos moving the needle after years of acoustic performances.
"He wants to give us chances to make plays. It's pretty rare I feel, but (Shurmur) sees the game like receivers see the game," said Sutton, who made his first Pro Bowl last season, posting 72 catches for 1,112 yards and six touchdowns. "Screens, taking shots down the field, him giving Drew the ability, if he sees a mismatch, to take advantage of that. Not just saying, we will come back to that next series. That's something that's going to be huge for us."
Sutton's performance and status have grown dramatically as he enters his third season. He is not only the most accomplished receiver in the room, but the veteran. He entered the league as a sponge, learning from Super Bowl champions Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders. Now, he must provide guidance for the rookies, players the Broncos need to contribute to execute their long-awaited U-turn.
"It is funny to look back at that now. Our room is very young," Sutton said. "The roles have transformed where DaeSean (Hamilton) and I are looked at as the older guys. It's something where we want to help Coach Z (receivers coach (Zach Azzanni) coach these guys. That's what we had when we came into the league and Demaryius and Emmanuel were not afraid to give us advice."


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Ne-Yo Gives First Look at Himself as Tin Man in 'The Wiz Live!'
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Ne-Yo will be pleading for his heart, but it won't be in a love song. Instead, he'll be channeling the Tin Man in NBC's The Wiz Live!
The crooner shared the first look at his character's get-up via Instagram while promos for the upcoming televised event are also increasing anticipation for the remake of the 1974 play, The Wiz.
"ya'll ain't ready.....NEYO as the TINMAN!" he wrote in the caption.
Costume designer Paul Tazewell revealed details about the singer's in an interview with People magazine.
"He is a woodsman translated into the world of tin," Tazewell said. "It's much more literal to work clothing than it is created out of a patchwork of metal. And it's topped off with a tree-worker's metal hat."
A complete look at the rest of the characters showcases comedian David Allen Grier as the Cowardly Lion and Elijah Kelley, who starred in the The Butler, as the Scarecrow. Newcomer Shanice Williams will lead the trio to The Wiz, who will be portrayed by Queen Latifah. Meanwhile, Orange is the New Black star Uzo Aduba will battle it out with Mary J. Blige as the former takes on the role of Glinda, the Good Witch of the South, and the latter as the Wicked Witch of the West known as Evillene.
The Wiz served as an African-American version of classic film The Wizard of Oz. A subsequent movie of the Broadway play starred Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Lena Horne and Richard Pryor.
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Matthew McConaughey is not opposed to running for Governor of Texas, his home state. Image via Twitter @McConaughey
Political ambitions: Could actor Matthew McConaughey govern Texas?
First it was Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, then Will Smith. Now fellow actor Matthew McConaughey is also hinting at political ambitions.
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Matthew McConaughey wants to enter the world of politics. The Texas native revealed that would seriously consider running for governor of his home state.
He made the comments during an appearance on The Balanced Voice, a podcast series, earlier in March. McConaughey told Houston-based host Rania Mankarious that a potential bid to govern the state of Texas in the 2022 election was a true consideration of his.
"I'm looking into now again, what is my leadership role? Because I do think I have some things to teach and share, and what is my role? What's my category in my next chapter of life that I'm going into?" McConaughey said.
The actor also said he would be "stepping into more leadership and teaching positions" to help school children who may be at a disadvantage.
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Matthew McConaughey has discussed politics before
This isn't the first time the How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days star has spoken about a foray into politics.
In November 2020, The Late Show host Stephen Colbert asked Matthew McConaughey if he was planning to run for Governor of Texas as reports at the time suggested. But the actor wasn't too enthusiastic about the role at that stage, saying:
"I have no plans to do that right now. No. I don't get politics. Politics seems to be a broken business. Politics needs to redefine its purpose. As I move forward in life, yes, am I going to consider leadership roles where I can be most useful? I'd love to. I'm doing that regardless. That's where I sit right now."
Watch McConaughey's clip from 'The Late Show' here:
Matthew McConaughey isn't the only Hollywood star to consider making the jump from acting to politics. Will Smith has talked about stepping into politics in the past, saying he'd consider a run for office in the future.
And Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson admitted he was open to the idea of running for the highest office in the United States, saying:
"I would consider a presidential run in the future if that's what the people wanted. Truly I mean that, and I'm not flippant in any way with my answer. That would be up to the people. So I would wait, and I would listen."
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Bill Murray was skeptical about being a part of "Ghostbusters" reboot, but Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy changed his mind.
Bill Murray was skeptical about being a part of "Ghostbusters" reboot, but Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy changed his mind.
The 64-year-old Bill Murray was hesitant to star in a third installment by Paul Feig, after the successful sequel in 1989, reported The Wrap.
Murray, who was initially not interested in the part, was convinced by Wiig, 42, and "Spy" star McCarthy.
"I like those girls a lot. I mean, I really do. They are tough to say no to. And Paul is a real nice fellow," he said.
Murray essayed the role of Dr Peter Venkman, in 1984 "Ghostbusters".


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Nagy Józsefné (Konta Gyuláné, született Pális Mária) (Csanádapáca, 1918. február 18. – Budapest, 2000. március 9.) kommunista politikus, a Hazafias Népfront alelnöke.

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1936 és 1949 között a budapesti Goldberger gyárban volt segédmunkás, majd fonónő. 1949-ben az üzemi MDP  pártszervezet titkára lett. 1949 és 1957 között ő volt a Budapest X. kerületi pártbizottság titkára, majd a budapesti pártbizottság munkatársa lett. 1957-től 1970-ig, nyugdíjazásáig ő volt a Pamutnyomóipari Vállalat kelenföldi gyárának igazgatója. 1957 és 1970 között előbb az MSZMP Központi Bizottságának póttagja majd tagja lett. 1970-től 1980-ig a Központi Ellenőrző Bizottság tagja. 1972-től a Hazafias Népfront alelnöke.

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 Új Magyar Lexikon 5. kötet 93. old.
 Új Magyar Lexikon Kiegészítő kötet 1962–1980. 410. old.
 Ki kicsoda? Kossuth Könyvkiadó, 1975. 412. old.

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1918-ban született személyek
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2000-ben elhunyt személyek


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Should Apple broadcast a 'Steve Jobs iHealth monitor'?
A rumour that Steve Jobs' health is 'declining rapidly' adversely affected the company's share price this week.
The rumour, published by Gizmodo from an unnamed yet 'reliable source' was published under the rather sensationalist headline: "Steve Jobs' Health Declining Rapidly, Reason for Macworld Cancellation."
Let's not get too carried away, though. This is a rumour, with no named or known source, as yet, willing to go on record to back it up.
Yet despite this, Apple's share price took a hit, dropping a couple of points. And some Apple shareholders are claiming that they have a right to know any details about Jobs' health that might materially affect the value of their shares in the company.
Right now, Apple has officially offered no official response to the Gizmodo rumour.
CNBC's Jim Goldman has offered a video response, stating: "I spoke to Apple after these headlines crossed and the company, which officially doesn't comment on rumors, reiterated the reasons it offered two weeks ago: Apple was pulling out of Macworld because the company didn't see the need to continue its investment in the expo, which included Steve Jobs's keynote.
"I was told this morning (Tuesday) that nothing has changed since then. The same reasons apply today that applied two weeks ago. I was told two weeks ago by sources inside Apple that the decision had nothing to do with Jobs's health. I got the same message today. Period."
The Guardian's technology reporter, Jack Schofield, waggishly suggested that "it would be pretty simple to rig Steve up with health-monitoring equipment so everybody could track his condition on a minute-by-minute basis."
"The results could be distributed via a special How's Steve? icon on the iPhone," added Schofield. "Or, of course, Apple could sell tickets…."


Jack Jacobs is in the wrong place at the wrong time-and witnesses a mob murder. Before you can say "Al Capone," the FBI uproots him and his wife from their comfortable lives, and gets him a job where the gangsters would never look for him: a half-dead church in Fresno.
The couple tries to play their parts, but on Jack's first Sunday, the minister keels over dead in the pulpit-now Jack becomes Senior Pastor! Will their marriage survive this topsy-turvy life change? Could a fake minister possibly be the answer to this church's prayers?
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Copper reduction represents one of the steps in the process of fire refining of blister copper. Process of copper reduction with natural gas as performed in the anode furnace was modeled. Numerical analysis was conducted using the IPSA (Inter- Phase-Slip Algorithm) module of PHOENICS package and standard turbulent model k - ε. The model takes into account the liquid phase - slag and phase of natural gas which is supplied through the tuyere from the bottom of the charge. Calculations were made for two different diameters of tuyeres for supply of reducer. Based on the calculations and analysis, it was found out that the gas flow which causes strong movement in the bath guarantees homogeneous composition of the liquid copper in each process stage. Application of a tuyere with a larger diameter results in a greater intensity of the reduction process and better use of the reducer.
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1st Friday Focus On The Environment: U-M Commission On Carbon Neutrality
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Jul 5, 2019
Graham Sustainability Institute / energy.umich.edu
On February 4th of this year, U-M President Mark Schlissel revealed the chosen members of his new Commission on Carbon Neutrality. On WEMU's "1st Friday Focus on the Environment," you'll hear from the commission co-chair, Jennifer Haverkamp, and from commission member Lisa Wozniak about the mission, the work, and anticipated outcomes in the effort to achieve total carbon neutrality.
1st Friday Focus on the Environment: 07/05/19
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Clean Energy Economy And Electric Vehicles
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • May 3, 2019
Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council / mieibc.org
Michigan continues to be a leader in "Green Energy" jobs, and the business community and marketplace are helping drive towards a cleaner energy future. In this month's "First Friday Focus on the Environment," WEMU's David Fair and Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director Lisa Wozniak cover those issues with Laura Sherman, president of the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: A Conversation With Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Apr 5, 2019
michigan.gov
In her first few months in office, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has made infrastructure and clean water among her top priorities. Whitmer outlines her environmental strategy and budget with 89.1 WEMU's David Fair and Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director, Lisa Wozniak.
1st Friday Focus on the Environment: 04/05/2019
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Environmental Priorities In Michigan's New Administration
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Mar 1, 2019
Jeff Irwin
Governor Gretchen Whitmer is set to release her first budget proposal next week. Through her campaign and into the first months of her administration, improving the environment has been at the fore. In this month's edition of "1st Friday," State Senator Jeff Irwin joins WEMU's David Fair and Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director Lisa Wozniak to see what has been done, what is being proposed, and where we can go from here.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Challenges And Opportunities In 2019
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Jan 4, 2019
Wikipedia Media Commons / wikipedia.org
After the November election, there was fast and furious action in Lansing, as lawmakers made a harried run through the lame duck session. Some of that action could impact the environment in 2019. In this month's "1st Friday Focus on the Environment," WEMU's David Fair and Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director Lisa Wozniak discuss these New Year's challenges Joe Schwarz, a former state lawmaker and current board member with both Voters Not Politicians and the Michigan League of Conservation Voters.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Environmental Legislation In Michigan's Lame-Duck Session
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Dec 14, 2018
Detroit Public Television / youtube.com
Environmentalists contend the ongoing, lame-duck session of the state Legislature is proving detrimental to health of "Pure Michigan." In the December edition of WEMU's "1st Friday Focus on the Environment," David Fair explores measures that could strip away wetlands protections and measures that could keep the nearly 70-year old Line 5 pipeline operational in the Straits of Mackinac for another decade. Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director Lisa Wozniak and Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council policy director Jennifer McKay join in with their perspectives.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Line 5, Indigenous Rights, And The Election
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Nov 2, 2018
Desmond Berry / facebook.com
Elections are right around the corner and the future of the controversial Enbridge Line 5 may be put in the hands of those elected. Then again, the State of Michigan has reached agreement with Enbridge to bury the 65-year old pipeline in a concrete tunnel in the Straits of Mackinac. That binding agreement could be enacted in a lame duck session of the legislature, post-election. As it turns out, that agreement may be in violation of a treaty with the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. Desmond Berry is the Natural Resources Department Manager for the Band and is this week's guest on 89.1 WEMU's "1st Friday Focus on the Environment."
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Michigan Ballot Proposals 2 And 3 And Environmental Impacts
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Oct 5, 2018
ACLU of Michigan / aclumich.org
There are three statewide ballot proposals to be decided on November 6th. Two of them have to do with voting. Proposal 2 is being called "Voters Not Politicians" and aims to end gerrymandering. If approved, it would create an independent commission to redraw legislative and congressional district lines after each census. Proposal 3 is being called "Promote the Vote." It would create greater access to voter registration and aims to increase voter participation. Both could have impacts on the overall health of Michigan's environment.
In this month's "1st Friday" conversation, "Promote the Vote" leader and former Michigan ACLU executive director Kary Moss discusses the implications with WEMU's David Fair and Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director, Lisa Wozniak.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: PFAS Contamination From A Federal Perspective
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Sep 7, 2018
PFAS contamination of Michigan waters is growing. It has forced a "Do Not Eat Fish" advisory for the Huron River and has been discovered in the Ann Arbor Municipal Drinking water supply. More new contamination sites are being discovered throughout Michigan and the rest of the country. WEMU has been exploring what is being done at the local and state levels over the past few weeks. In this month's "1st Friday Focus on the Environment," David Fair and Lisa Wozniak of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters explore what is being done at the federal level with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Michigan, Lake Erie And Algal Blooms
By David Fair & Lisa Wozniak • Aug 3, 2018
NASA/National Weather Service / MODIS/NASA, processed by NOAA/NOS/NCCOS)
The annual, summer algae bloom has hit Lake Erie. That's not all. Agricultural run-off, in some way, affects many of Michigan's rivers streams and more than 11, 000 inland lakes. Explore the causes, impacts and search for solutions in this month's edition of "1st Friday Focus on the Environment." Lisa Wozniak of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters and Tom Zimnicki of the Michigan Environmental Council share their perspectives with WEMU's David Fair.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: What To Do About Enbridge 'Line 5'
Wikipedia Commons / wikipedia.org
Environmentalists are exceedingly unhappy about Enbridge Energy's safety measure proposals for oil pipelines running through the Straits of Mackinac. WEMU's David Fair talks with two such leaders about those concerns. Lisa Wozniak is executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters and Liz Kirkwood serves as executive director of FLOW, an acronym for "For Love Of Water."
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: The Health Of Michigan Waters Amidst Political Turbulence
By David Fair • Jun 1, 2018
From spills in the Straits of Mackinac, to large-scale water diversions to tainted drinking water, Michigan has plenty of issues to address and remediate. There are questions as to whether the political landscape will allow for the development of policies to adequetly do so. Dave Dempsey has authored 10 environmental books and served on the Michigan Environmental Council. Now, he is Senior Advisor for FLOW. His perspective is on tap in this month's "1st Friday Focus on the Environment."
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Threats To Michigan Waters And MDEQ Oversight
Some call it "Fox Guarding the Hen-House" legislation. Bills under consideration in Lansing would create an oversight panel for the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. It would have the authority to grant and deny permits and overrule decisions made by the MDEQ. It would also be comprised of people who may represent businesses and industries that have a financial stake in the decisions being made.
WEMU's David Fair and Lisa Wozniak of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters discuss pending legislation that could alter the manner in which Michigan's environment is regulated.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: PFA's And A Growing Threat To Michigan's Waters
PFA's are being found in more and more Michigan waterways and the threat to the environment and public health is real. In this month's "1st Friday Focus on the Environment," you'll hear from attorney, activist and advocate Tony Spaniola about the the existing problems and growing likelihood of worse repercussions without quick and decisive action from the state.
WEMU's David Fair and Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director Lisa Wozniak talk PFA's and water contamination with attorney, advocate, and activist Tony Spaniola.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: The Lead And Copper Rule
The State of Michigan is in the process of revising its Lead and Copper rule. The decisions made could impact whether we see another situation like the Flint Water Crisis occur in Michigan. What should, and could, happen as the public comment period winds down, is the topic of conversation on this month's edition of WEMU's 1st Friday Focus on the Environment.
1st Friday Focus on the Environment: 03/02/2018 WEMU's David Fair is joined by co-host Lisa Wozniak of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters and Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner Evan Pratt to discuss the implications of an updated Lead and Copper rule in Michigan.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Governor Snyder's 2018 Environmental Plans
By David Fair • Feb 2, 2018
Michigan Environmental Council / environmentalcouncil.org
Through the course of this week, Governor Rick Snyder has released some ambitious plans for environmental policy for his final year in office. WEMU's David Fair caught up with James Clift, Policy Director of the Michigan Environmental Council, to discuss the plans and whether any of it will actually make it into policy.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Michigan Concerns And Priorities In 2018
Public Sector Consultants / http://www.publicsectorconsultants.com/
The new year brings a number of environmental challenges in Michigan. Governor Rick Snyder is in his lame duck year, and mid-term elections could impact legislative priorities. In this month's edition of "1st Friday Focus on the Environment," you'll get a sense of where we're headed.
89.1 WEMU's David Fair and executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, Lisa Wozniak look ahead at what 2018 holds for environmental policy and action in 2018. Joining the conversation is Maggie Pallone, vice president of Public Sector Consultants' Environment and Energy practice.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: A Call To Remove 'Line 5' From The Great Lakes
By David Fair • Dec 1, 2017
For Love Of Water (FLOW) / http://flowforwater.org/programs/enbridge-line-5-pipelines-in-the-straits-of-mackinac/
On Monday of this week, the state of Michigan made an agreement with Enbridge Inc. to allow the energy company to conduct its own safety study of the pipelines running through the Straits of Mackinac, albeit with some supervision. WEMU talks with Lisa Wozniak of the Michigan League of Conservation voter sand Liz Kirkwood of For Love Of Water (FLOW) about why they believe, that's not good enough.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Water Quality And Water Policy
Michigan League of Conservation Voters / michiganlcv.org
Oakland County was recently forced to issue a boil water advisory for nearly a dozen communities after a major pipeline ruptured in Farmington Hills. It brought to light some important issues related to water and infrastructure. In this month's "First Friday Focus on the Environment," WEMU's David Fair talks to Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director Lisa Wozniak about what comes next.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Ann Arbor Dioxane Plume
By Patrick Campion & Lisa Wozniak • Oct 6, 2017
The 1,4 Dioxane plume emanating from the old Gelman Sciences facility in Scio Township is moving slowly moving towards the Huron River and, if left unchecked, could be dangerous to Ann Arbor's drinking water. In this month's edition of "1st Friday Focus on the Environment," Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director Lisa Wozniak speaks to Mitch Adelman from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality about what is being done to contain this hazardous situation.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Texas, Lake Erie And Michigan Water Withdrawals
Michigan League of Conservation Voters / www.michiganlcv.org
Recovery and relief efforts continue in southeast Texas. Harsh environmental issues will have to be dealt with in Hurricane Harvey's aftermath. 89.1 WEMU's David Fair and the MLCV's Lisa Wozniak also explores the Lake Erie Algae Bloom and Nestle's desire to withdraw more water in Osceola County for its bottled water operations. It's all part of the monthly series, "1st Friday Focus on the Environment."
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Expanding Energy Laws And Efficiency In Michigan
By David Fair • Aug 4, 2017
Michigan House Democrats / housedems.com
Michigan would generate 50% of its electricity from clean, renewable sources by 2035 and greatly reduce energy waste under legislation under consideration in Lansing. The package of bills aims to reduce energy costs, create jobs and build upon recently enacted energy laws. In this month's edition on "1st Friday Focus on the Environment," WEMU's David Fair discusses the issues with the Government Affairs Director for the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, Charlotte Jameson and with 52nd District State Representative Donna Lasinski (D-Scio Township), who is a co-sponsor of the house bills.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Lake Erie Algal Blooms and Flint Water
Courtesy photo / https://landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov/
Warmer temperatures may lead to even bigger algal blooms on Lake Erie this summer. Meantime, Flint, MI is still without a safe water supply, three years after lead contamination was discovered. WEMU's David Fair gets the latest on those issues in his conversation with Lisa Wozniak, executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Addressing 'Line 5' And The Budget At Mackinac Island
Courtesy photo, J. Dykstra / commons.wikimedia.org
Legislators, policymakers, business leaders and a variety of advocates have been meeting on Mackinac Island this week. Among the attendees, are environmental advocates, two of whom join David Fair for a conversation in this month's edition of '1st Friday Focus on the Environment.' Larry Bell is founder and owner of Bells Brewery and Lisa Wozniak is executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters.
1st Friday Focus on the Environment: Land Use, Budget Cuts And Climate Marches
By David Fair • May 5, 2017
www.michiganlcv.org
Proposals in both Lansing and Washington would make available publicly held lands for private enterprise. environmentalists are fighting regulatory rollbacks and cuts to funding health and sustainability programs. Those are among the topics David Fair addresses with Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director, Lisa Wozniak, in this month's edition of WEMU's "1st Friday Focus on the Environment,"
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Rollback Of Environmental Regulations
By David Fair • Apr 7, 2017
MLCV / http://michiganlcv.org/
As the federal and state government continuing ironing out their budget priorities, environmentalists are expressing concern over proposed funding and regulatory rollbacks. In this month's edition of WEMU's 1st Friday Focus on the Environment, David Fair discusses some of those concerns with Charlotte Jameson, Government Affairs Director at the Michigan League of Conservation Voters.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Preparing For The Unknown In A New Administration
Wikipedia / https://en.wikipedia.org
President Trump has put forth his nominees to lead the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Energy. Lawmakers, pundits and advocates alike are trying to assess what direction environmental policy will take.
WEMU's David Fair and Lisa Wozniak, executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters present 1st Friday Focus on the Environment. In this month's edition, they discuss a new era of environmental leadership with Ken Sikkema, Senior Fellow at Public Sector Consultants and a former Republican state lawmaker in Michigan.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Protecting The Children Of Flint and Michigan's Waters
Courtesy photo / Michigan Ttate University
It's been over a year since state officials in Michigan acknowledged Flint was in the midst of a water crisis and many of the city's children were suffering with high lead levels in their blood. Dr. Mona Hannah-Attisha brought the lead concerns to the fore and has remained an advocate for the children and safe water in Flint and around the state. She discusses where we've been and where we're going with David Fair and Michigan League of Conservation Voters executive director Lisa Wozniak .
1st Friday Focus on the Environment" 11/04/2016
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Michigan Energy Policy
By David Fair • Sep 2, 2016
The State of Michigan has languished without passage of a new energy law for well over a year. In this month's panel discussion on we look at where the legislation stands, where there is common ground and what may happen before the end of the calendar year.
1st Friday Focus On The Environment: Addressing Algae Blooms In Michigan
Algae blooms have been problematic in Michigan, especially in Lake Erie. In this month's "First Friday Focus on the Environment," WEMU's David Fair talks to Lisa Wozniak, executive director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, and Jim Byrum, president of the Michigan Agri-business Association, about ways to keep algae blooms from growing out of control.


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NIAB Promotes Future of Farming at Harvest Festival
Hundreds of visitors to Ely Cathedral were able to learn first hand how innovative scientists at the National Institute of Agricultural Botany are researching new crops.
They were invited by the eastern region's NFU to participate in the cathedral's harvest festival on 11 and 12 October with the underlying theme Farming Past, Present and Future.
NIAB's display demonstrated the wide ranging research projects their scientists are involved with, including a medicinal plant, multi coloured carrots and animal feed.
Scientist Dr Lydia Smith said: "We chose the set of crops we have here to show there is more to field crops than wheat and barley and oilseed rape, which many people think are England's only crops. There are also an increasing diversity of vegetables and other field crops, such as lupins, linseed, sunflower peas and field beans."
"There are some new species here too, which may enter the UK farm landscape, like the Artemisia plant, which contain a chemical with medicinal properties to treat malaria. We also brought a sample of Triticale; this is a cross between wheat and rye and is a high yielding, disease resistant animal feed."
"Our eye catching carrots in purple, yellow and white also attracted lots of attention. They are presently being developed with a breeding company."
"We were delighted to have this opportunity to reach out to larger audiences here and demonstrate the kind of research projects we do as part of farming for the future."
Further information is available from Dr Lydia Smith


A trip to the National Football Museum, now in Manchester, informs the interested observer that in their opinion Sunderland AFC and Aston Villa gave world football its first great club rivalry. It should of course be appreciated that in the 1890's and outside of England; Planet Earth was only just waking up to association football.
It is a little known fact that Sunderland AFC has played Villa more times for league points than any other club and that a pathway for the red and whites entry into the Football League in time for the 1890/91 season was in part due to the then non league clubs' 7 v 2 thrashing of Villa in a friendly match. Subsequent clashes between the two sides were widely relished and became talked about, none more so than their epic and iconic battle at The Crystal Palace in the 1913 FA Cup Final.
The Oldest Club Rivalry image features the two teams, their respective managers and directors and was taken prior to The Black Cats first home game of the season at Newcastle Road, Sunderland on 9 September 1893. The match was drawn 1 v 1, the first time the red and whites had failed to win on Wearside in 16 home games.