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60 Days In: New Sheriff In Town
January 4, 2019 by tamaratattles 32 Comments
I had no idea this show is back. I love this show, it's the least scripted reality show on TV! This season we are at Pinal County Jail in Arizona just 55 miles from the Mexican border. Before Mark Lamb took over as sheriff, three members of the Mexican cartels stabbed one of the lieutenants twenty-one times. Sheriff Lamb is all about God, guns and freedom. Pinal County is huge and full of Mexican cartel members.
Sheriff Lamb has three main areas he wants to investigate: Drugs, Gangs and Overall Jail Functioning. Each of the six undercovers will be assigned to these groups. One male and one female for each.
Brooke is ridiculous. She wanted to wear a little black dress and kitten heels to be booked. She's concerned that people will think she is too pretty for jail. She's the walking embodiment of "white privilege." She is all about the cameras. This is all about being on TV for her. She's assigned to investigate how drugs are getting into the jail. In the previews Brooke looks like she is crapping her pants when she is finally assigned a pod.
David is a black police officer. I always worry about the cops in there. It seems way more dangerous for them. David seems really cocky.
Abner is Hispanic. He has former gang affiliations with the Latin Kings that landed him in prison. He found Jesus in prison and is a prison chaplain now. He removed his Latin Kings tattoos and seemed to be claiming a different gang affiliation when he was placed in the jail. They gang welcomed him by making his bed and he seemed to fit right in. He was immediately escorted by the Hispanic inmates to the Hispanic Pod. Then they quickly made him as a Latin King and he's already in a bad spot. We see him hitting another inmate in the previews for the season.
Jazmyn
Jazmyn is very confident she will fit right in the jail. She plans to get the lay of the land quickly and is going to be monitor the gang affiliations. She's also quite pretty. Things get real for Jazmyn when she gets to the jail. Once inside, things get worse when an inmate is having a seizure on the floor and has a head injury and there is blood everywhere. She is supposed to be giving a urine sample and looks like she is gagging and trying not to puke. Inmates are screaming bloody murder everywhere. When she finally gets to her pod, the girls are already hitting on her. In the upcoming events footage, Jazmyn already wants to tap out.
A proud, outspoken and patriotic veteran, Vivian spent five years in the Navy and nine years in the Army. I think she is Hispanic. Much has been made about the racial segregation in this jail. It seems that they have selected one black, one Hispanic and one white inmate for the men and women's jail.
Mark is a former Corrections Officer and Military Intelligence Officer who hopes to help the Sheriff make sure his jail is running well. Being a "60 Days In" super fan, he believes his knowledge of past seasons will help him survive and thrive. I think he is in way over his head and Sheriff Lamb also has concerns.
This season the participants will know who the other participants are in advance. The deputies try to instill the gravity of their situation. They play a video of the CO who was stabbed 21 times to let them marinate on THAT. The correction officers all seem worried that the group of six is not nervous about what lies ahead.
The distress signal this season is to grab you shoulder and say your shoulder is killing you.
And then there is Steve. Steve is not training with the six and they will not know he is also undercover. He's white. He's a private investigator. I am not sure why he is going in as the only lone wolf, but that seems to be the plan.
This season, someone blows everyone's cover and it looks like Steve is the one who puts everyone in danger. This season looks way more violent than previous ones.
Are you watching this? It comes on A&E Thursday nights at 10 pm.
Filed Under: Entertainment News Tagged With: 60 Days In, Abner, Brooke, Entertainment News, Jazmyn, Mark, Sheriff Mark Lamb, Steve, Vivian
I did not know this show had already had the first episode of the season. I will be finding it and recording it and watching it right along with you. I LOVE this show.
LucyLoo says
Def will be watching. This is the best show ever!
I like Abner and think he will do well. Cant wait to see his interaction with the other inmates.
Brooke is delusional to think that visualization is going to prepare her for prison. . Loved when the female officer asked her if she was going to prom?.
On another note, her perfect side swept hair pisses me off
First impression of Steve is that he's an asshole.
Very excited to see what this season brings
damn, I forgot it was on last night but the rerun is on- on Tuesday night
thill says
I watched this with my son for the first time today. Very scary already. I will be watching and am thrilled to see that you will be reapping TT.
Warrior says
Been watching this series since day one. It's fascinating! I'm looking forward to your recaps.
Ingrid says
It showed up on my DVR last night, so excited, I love this show. I like that they are in a totally different area of the country now, and they are changing things up a bit. I cant wait for Brooke to be taken down a few pegs. Steve is a little scary, this looks like a great season.
Karen Chandler says
I too like they are in totally area of country, but still I don't know anybody that hasn't heard or know what '60 Days In' is all about. But yeah, they picked Abner off right away. And skinny white girl in black short dress & spiked heels look like she was auditioning for "Real Housewives" somewhere. She ain't gonna last. The white guy that was a CO is gonna be snack for these guys! Yeah, we're watching!
Cheryl B (cherylannburke1) says
I had NO until yesterday afternoon that it was on last night.
I just assumed it was ruined last season and that was that.
Have a feeling we're in for some entertainment with this bunch.
(Horrible about the sheriff being stabbed 21 times, amazing and so fortunate he survived)
Brooke is almost unbelievable. Why she's there seems questionable. The dressing up for the cameras was one of the more stupid moves I've seen, lol.
(Saying that they acted like game show contestants was priceless)
Janna says
I struggle with my man crush on Sherrif Lamb and his seeming way too nice to be tough. I suspect we may see what he is made of pretty quick. This prison looks like the real deal. Not a good place for Blondie to play pretend bad girl. Love this show!
I have a crush on sheriff lamb too, he will be nice eye candy for this season lol. Hopefully he doesn't get a crappy attitude and ruin it for me. The participants this season look interesting with the exception of brooke, I really dont like her already.
SD says
Happy to see you're recapping this, Tamara! I watched last night because it came on right after Live PD, and they said it was going to be featuring Sheriff Lamb, whom I "know" from Live PD. This was my first time watching this show. I thought Brooke was way too cocky. I thought Abner/AB talked too much once he was in the room. I'll be interested to see how this all plays out.
Do jails block certain TV shows from airing? Or do previous seasons of this show air in jails and prisons?
Also, we were wondering about the cameras. I know there are certain fixed security cameras in jails all the time, but what about the shots showing the new inmates walking down the halls and walking in? Some of those shots clearly are not from fixed security cameras; they're from cameras following the people (and it doesn't look like surreptitious cameras).
They say the production crew is there doing a documentary. Since this is the fifth season, they are more likely to be suspicious of the show. Last season a girl fell in love in jail and told her girlfriend and everyone found out It's very dangerous when that happens.
SJU says
I can't believe the inmates wouldn't know it's "60 Days In." Unless maybe they think MSNBC is still doing its prison show?
Will be interesting to see how this jail differs from the one in Atlanta.
I love this Sheriff. Live PD is the best thing that has hit television. Love it! And Sticks. ❤
My favorite is Danny Brown in Richland Co. Live PD is very enlightening, and I expect 60 Days In will be enlightening to me as well.
Kb says
Yes, the TV's are set on certain channels by the staff if they are in the common areas. The inmates are not allowed to change anything on the TV's. Now this is only for jails or prisons that only have TV's in the inmates' common area. Some jails and prisons allow the inmates to purchase a small 13" TV to put in their individual cells. They are encased in clear plastic so the staff can see if the inmates try to hide anything inside them. In this case, they couldn't film this show at a jail or prison where the inmates have TV's in their cells. I used to work at a prison is how I know this.
Prisoners are a transient bunch always coming and going and sharing news from the outside and taking phonecalls. They all should know about this show by now.
This is my very FAVORITE show!! It looks like it's going to be great!! Looks like a way more violent prison than the others! If "everybody" is doing drugs, I don't know curious to see how they are going to avoid that! I also how they have better prepped their stories! Usually several of their back stories are questioned to death by the others! So y'all think it's Steve who sells everyone out? I got the impression he was the one reporting trouble. ??♀ Can't wait!!!!
Wow I never heard if this show, but after reading your recap I'm going to set up my DVR. Sounds very intriguing. Great job on the recap. I saw where Married at First Sight started back this week. TT are you recapping it this season??
Most likely, yes. I seemed to have missed an episode, I'm watching the selection special now but the show that appears to have been the first real episode didn't tape. I will get caught up over the weekend.
Gretch says
Lawd, Sheriff Lamb is FINEEE!!!! Love this show!!!
Kipper says
Right!?
Macaroni Mama says
This is the scariest prison so far. Gangs and Mexican cartel members are your cell mates. I think new cast is unprepared for the upcoming shitstorm.
I hadn't watched this program at all, just watched the 1st episode. Wow, this is scary to me!
I was in the Army many years ago, even when I was gung-ho I couldn't see myself undertaking this kind of assignment. I am completely hooked, thanks TT!
Home sick with the crud, my throat is on fire, hope to catch up on some recordings that have sat on my DVR for a while today.
You were in the Army?! TT has the most amazing divesity of followers. I learn something interesting about them every time I read. The diversity in unique voices is impressive. The least diversity is in the intelligence and writing skills, almost every one who posts is smart in their own way, with very few exceptions. The mean ones don't last long and not just because of being sent to WLS).
nooshu says
I usually go crazy waiting for the new season, which is always made worse by all of the commercials, but I hadn't heard a thing about this season. I love this show.
Lone wolf Steve didnt make sense. When they mentioned how one person will be entering separately I was hoping Nate wasn't part of it again.
(For ppl unfamiliar with show, he did 60 days in but then stayed in for another one because he thought he was getting good info.)
Anyway, looking forward to recaps. One of my favorite shows. Hope it's a good season!
Heidi says
I about wet my pants when I saw that TiVo had recorded it for me!! So excited!! I'm still marinating on the inmates, the lone wolf guy freaks me out. I love Abner and the two non-white ladies. Looks like it's going to be a fantastic season – can't wait to discuss with you all on TT.
DD says
Sheriff Lamb is just too damn fine for words ? I apologize to his wife in advance ?.
This season is definitely a must watch.
NeverBeenJaxed says
One of my favorite shows and I've been watching since S1. They've changed the format a bit which is good I think. Since there is so much racial divide, the Sheriff and Admins told them exactly what will happen upon entering. Brooke will not last. She's already scared going in and she should be. AB has been made already and I think it's going to be sketchy for him for awhile. I'm most worried about the PI because he seems the cockiest out of all of them and I think he's going to endanger the entire group. I always worry about the cops because of the cop mentality. Coming from an entire family of LEO's I've seen it my whole life, but this is a situation they can't control and I think they'll struggle with that. Whomever lasts will become institutionalized as they all do if incarcerated for any length of time. Abner I think will struggle the most afterward because he is facing his demons and that cannot he easy. I kind of picture him with an angel on one shoulder and the devil on the other and I think we'll see his inner struggle throughout.
Side note, Sherrif Lamb ?. Looks easy going at first sight but I don't think they are going to want to test him because he looks like the type who speaks softly but carries a big stick and he's not afraid to use it.
Love this show and my new obsession LivePD. I keep waiting to see people I know in Pasco County. I know a ton of people there. My brother is a homicide detective in neighboring Hillsborough County and tells me about when COPS is down there filming there for the ride-a-longs.
So glad it showed up in my DVR and that you're still recapping this TT. This will I think be the scariest season ever – cartel, racial separation, etc. I think Brooke is the one to break protocol. Steve seems to be an ass. I like Abner. Not sure yet about the others. Sheriff Lamb…what a cutie oh my!


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I've been listening to The Rolling Stones' album "After-Math" from 1966 this week. This was their fourth album in the UK, but their sixth released in the States. Quite impressive, either way considering their first album had only come out in 1964. The UK and USA releases had different cover art and different track listing. The UK release instead starts with "Mother's Little Helper," one of my favorite Stones songs. That and three other tracks are missing from the American version that I listened to. In their place, it opens with "Paint It Black." A song that I also love, only not as much as "Mother's Little Helper." This album was excellent from start to finish, either version.
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Stand up coming years and escalation fears
Oh yes we will find out
Well like a withered stone, fears will pierce your bones
You'll find out
The Rolling Stones close out the first side of the US release with "Think." Jagger and Richards wrote "Think," but the song already received release as a single by Chris Farlowe. The more filled out soul-rock Chris Farlowe version is fair enough, but I definitely prefer the more raw rock sound of the Rolling Stones track. It opens with a blues acoustic guitar intro riff, joined then by a second acoustic guitar strumming chords, drums, bass guitar, clean electric guitar, and a fuzz electric guitar. The fuzz guitar mostly plays extended notes, letting them fade out. Richards originally meant the fuzz guitar in "Satisfaction" to be played by horns; the fuzz guitar here performs a similar function. A significantly clean electric guitar plays a solo, backed by that fuzz padding the background.
The song has two different types of verses, with one feeling like a bridge. The overall song structure, with the two verse types labelled as VerseA and VerseB is: Intro-VerseA-Refrain-Chorus-VerseB-Refrain-Chorus-VerseB-Refrain-Bridge-VerseA-Refrain-Chorus-Outro. The first and last verse follow a chord progression of IV-V7-IV-V7, which is a progression leading the listener to a cadence, providing a floating sort of suspense. The refrain gives that cadence, by staying on the tonic chord. Now we have resolution, but extending it gives desire for movement. The chorus rises up to IV, holding that chord, and then closing with a I-VII♭– IV. The flattened major seventh is a particularly blues-rock borrowed-chord. The other verses start with this borrowed chord, following a series of descending chords: VII♭-V7-IV-II7. The use of sevenths on each second chord pulls the listener towards the next bar by creating a mild-dissonance asking for resolution.
Doncha Bother Me
Perhaps the song that most got stuck in my head is the stomping blues track "Doncha Bother Me." Brian Jones provides essential electric slide guitar between each sung line. His slide guitar drew me into the song, and the vocal hook of "Doncha bother me no more" increased the catchiness. Piano, acoustic guitar, and drums provide rhythm, panned hard left. The electric guitar is panned hard right. Vocals and bass sit right in the middle. Cross-talk between mics (and perhaps on the tape machine) pulls this hard-panning together putting the listener in the room. I've seen some documentary footage of the Stones doing overdubs on songs, and they would sometimes just have the previously recorded tracks playing through a speaker in the studio rather then into headphones. While this robs the engineer of the separation of tracks (a preferences especially in the 90s), it increases the live-sound of the room. It's more pleasing and gives the recording a more warm human feel.
The choruses use a blues-inspired chord progression of I-IV-I-IV-I-V7-IV-I. And the verses go into a more energetic rock feel with V7-V7-IV-I. The piano drives along with a boogie-woogie rhythm throughout, drumming up in intensity during the verses. The drums move between stick and snare sounds. The vocals deliver a line, then the slide guitar rises up in response.
I said, Oh no, don't you follow me no more
Well, pick your own mind and don't you touch mine no more
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How to Get More Legroom in Coach
2/19/2019 — By Daniel Bortz
Ded Mityay/Dreamstime
The tight squeeze is getting even tighter on a number of airlines. Knowing what carriers offer the most (and least) space in economy can make your next flight more comfortable.
If you've been feeling extra cramped on flights these days, you're not alone.
Air carriers have been been slowly shrinking the amount of legroom customers get for years. The average "seat pitch"—the distance between a point on one seat and the same point on the seat directly in front of it—has decreased from 35 inches in the late 1960s to 31 inches today, and on some airlines has been reduced to 28 inches. That may explain why a quarter of passengers on economy flights said they found seat comfort to be "poor" or "very poor," a recent survey by Consumer Reports found.
Many airlines have added more seats to planes to increase profits. But amid growing concerns of deep vein thrombosis (a potentially fatal condition involving blood clots in the legs) on planes with less legroom—and safety issues in the event of an emergency evacuation—the Federal Aviation Administration is considering stepping in to impose regulations on how much room travelers deserve when flying with a commercial airline.
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NORTH AMERICAN AIRLINES WITH THE MOST LEGROOM
Interjet: 34 inches. This Mexico-based, low-cost carrier flies from a handful of U.S. cities to destinations in Mexico and Central and South America. The airline says it removed up to 30 seats on each its aircrafts in order to give customers more space.
Air Canada: 32-34 inches. Canada's largest airline is known for not only low prices but also spacious seats.
JetBlue: 33 inches. Although JetBlue recently lowered its average legroom space by adding 12 cabin seats to its latest fleet of planes, the carrier is still a strong runner-up.
Virgin America: 32 inches. At 5'11,'' Virgin America founder Richard Branson doesn't like to be confined to tight spaces—and he doesn't want his customers flying coach to be either.
Southwest: 32 inches. In addition to low rates, the domestic discount carrier gives passengers more space than many of its higher budget competitors.
NORTH AMERICAN AIRLINES WITH LESS LEGROOM
Alaska Airlines: 31-32 inches. Despite the squeeze, coach passengers have the option to book Preferred Plus Seats, which offer 4 inches of extra legroom, starting at an extra $15.
American Airlines: 31 inches. Tight space, right? To American Airlines' credit, after the Fort Worth-based carrier announced last year it would be adding more seats to its Boeing (BA) 737 Max jetliners, the company decided to nix its plans after receiving negative feedback from customers and employees.
Delta: 31 inches. Delta, one of the largest airlines in the world, also offers some of the tightest economy seats.
Hawaiian Airlines: 31 inches. Despite its tight seating, Hawaiian Airlines recently nabbed the title of the U.S. airline industry's top-ranked carrier for on-time performance from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
United: 30 to 31 inches. With flights to 60 countries spanning North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania, United offers larger "Economy Plus" seating with extra legroom.
Allegiant: 30 inches. The budget airline serves more than 100 domestic destinations. Select flights offer "Legroom + seats" that provide passengers with up to 34 inches of legroom.
Spirit: 28 inches. Although the airline is tied for last place, Spirit offers some of the cheapest fares.
Frontier: 28 inches. The low-cost carrier may offer seriously squashed legroom, but (like Spirit) it has some of the lowest prices.
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Are You Required To Make A Down Payment For Auto Insurance Policy?
Do You Require to Make a Down Payment for Auto Insurance?
Some people ask whether or not there is a down payment when you sign up for car insurance. It's important when understanding this concept that you don't confuse it with the idea of handing over a down payment to buy a car. That's different, as it can be set at a different amount depending on what you're willing to do.
With a car insurance down payment, you're also able to pay more all at once, yet you're required to pay a certain amount upfront. This is typical of every insurance policy you take out with any company.
Related: Is this possible to get car insurance without a down payment?
What's usually going to happen is you're at least required to pay your first month's premium or 20% on six month policy. After doing that, you can print out your insurance documents and your coverage has begun. So yes, the answer to that question is there is a down payment required when signing up for car insurance. That's often the terminology used, too, yet it's kind of odd, isn't it?
Why don't they just say you have to pay your first month's premium?
When you rent an apartment, the landlord often requires the first month's rent and a deposit. It would be weird if the landlord said that you need to pay a down payment and your deposit. You the idea, but at the same time, it's still a down payment, and the amount you pay can certainly fluctuate.
For starters, you can end up owing more if there were any errors in your application. You can get different car insurance quotes from multiple companies at the beginning to see what your down payment will be. Plus, you can choose to put more down by paying more than just your first month. If you do, your policy amount will be lowered overall, meaning you get a discount for paying for more coverage all at once.
What you need to know from all of this first is that you have to have money to get insurance. You can't sign up and then pay later, so in essence, money down is required. You also know your options about paying for more at once to get a discount. Remember too that not every company is going to be the same with how it handles payments, so it's not just the amount to concern yourself with. Just be prepared to make a down payment for auto insurance when you're going to take out a new policy.
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Yazd city councilman Sepanta Niknam holds up a book called Ghathas, the 17 Avestan hymns of the Zoroastrian religion, during a council meeting.
An ongoing dispute in Iran over whether religious minorities can be elected to local councils in Muslim-majority constituencies could be decided by the country's highest arbitration body, the Expediency Council.
This issue became public after the head councilman of the city of Yazd, in southeastern Iran, refused to carry out a court order suspending the membership of a fellow councilman who is a member of the minority Zoroastrian faith.
"Taking away the votes that the people cast for Mr. Niknam would violate his rights and leave a bad precedent in the name of Islam," said Meybodi, a professor of theology at Mofid University in the holy city south of Tehran.
On October 18, 2017, Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani restated that removing Sepanta Niknam from his elected seat because he isn't Muslim is illegal.
"If this matter is not resolved, we have no choice but to refer it to the Expediency Discernment Council for a final resolution," said Larijani in a meeting with a group of city councilors.
According to Article 112 of Iran's Constitution, the Expediency Discernment Council can issue final rulings when the Guardian Council, the clerical body that vets elections and laws for conformity with Islamic principles, and Parliament cannot agree on a piece of legislation.
"In my talks with Ayatollah [Ahmad] Jannati, the honorable secretary of the Guardian Council, I emphasized that local councils should be handled according to the law," said Larijani.
A month before Iran's local council elections in May 2017, Jannati issued a ruling on behalf of the Guardian Council declaring the Law on the Formation, Duties, and Election of National Islamic Councils to be against Islam.
Article 26 of the law permits followers of all the religions recognized in Articles 12 and 13 of the Constitution—Islam, Judaism, Christianity and Zoroastrianism—to run as candidates in elections.
The possibility of the Expediency Discernment Council getting involved became stronger after Guardian Council Spokesman Abbasali Kadkhodaei announced that the implementation of Jannati's ruling was mandatory.
After the election on May 19, Ali Asghar Bagheri, a Muslim candidate who did not win a seat in Yazd's city council, filed a complaint with Branch 45 of the Administrative Court. In August 2017, the court ordered Niknam's "temporary suspension," even though he was elected with a higher vote than in the 2013 elections.
Niknam, a 32-year-old economist who leads Yazd's Zoroastrian Association, mentioned his faith during both his campaigns.
Yazd is home to some of the world's most revered Zoroastrian religious sites. Followers of the ancient pre-Islamic faith have lived in the region for thousands of years. Their population in Iran had dwindled to about 25,000 as of 2011, according to a national census.


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Q: Present Perfect Simple vs. Past Simple A: I have eaten them.
B: I ate them.
Which answer is better to the question "Where are my cookies?"

A: They are both equally good.
A speaker who says "I have eaten them" is choosing to put some focus on the fact that the eating of the cookies has some present relevance: perhaps that they are are feeling full from the cookies, or perhaps just that the other person has seen that they have disappeared. A speaker who says "I ate them" is choosing not to put any focus on the present relevance. This might mean that they ate them a while ago, not just a moment ago; but it doesn't necessarily mean that.
Despite what some books tell you, the choice of simple past or present perfect is not necessarily about how recently the action happened: it is about whether the speaker is choosing to focus on the present relevance of the action; but the nature of that present relevance depends on the context.


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'Black Mirror' Easter Eggs: How All the Episodes Connect in Charlie Brooker's Dark Universe
From white bears to white rats, here's an ongoing list of all the references so far.
<<Season 3 Easter eggs
"USS Callister"
Connection to: "White Bear"
– The planet where Valdack escapes to is Rannoch B, a reference to Iain Rannoch, the boyfriend who killed the girl, was convicted, and subsequently killed himself in prison. (Rannoch also happens to be the name of a planet in Mass Effect.)
– The planet where Daly and Cole go swimming is Skillane IV, a reference to Victoria Skillane, who aided her boyfriend in killing the young girl.
Connection to: "Nosedive"
– Michaela Coel had played the airline employee who wouldn't allow Lacie on the plane. Here, she plays Shania, aka the Uhura on the USS Callister.
Connection to: "Playtest"
– The same swiping dating app is used by the receptionist Elena (Milanka Brooks).
Connection to: "Men Against Fire"
– Robert Daly drinks from the Raiman brand of milk. Raiman was the name of one of the soldiers in the MASS project.
Unconnected Easter egg:
– The voice of Gamer691 was provided by Aaron Paul of "Breaking Bad" fame. For more about the episode, see below.
"Arkangel"
Connection to: "The Entire History of You"
– The Arkangel user interface of a circular set of images to represent the visual memories is very similar to the UI from the grain implant.
– A clip of Raiman firing on the "Roaches" is played to demonstrate how the Arkangel can censor the content by "painting" it out.
Connection to: "Fifteen Million Merits"
– The hotel's porn offerings include "Best of Wraith Babes," which is a reference to the show that Abi Khan is tricked into performing on.
– The song "Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand)" can be heard once again, this time from a car during the accident with the pizza truck. The music is used as a prompt to jog the various witnesses' memories.
Connection to: "USS Callister"
– Fences Pizza is the company that hit the guy with its pizza truck and also is the company that delivers pizza to Robert Daly.
Connection to: "San Junipero"
– The Smiths' song "Panic" (which includes the lyrics "hang the DJ") was on Charlie Brokers' extended playlist of songs that he felt fit into the world of "San Juniper," but wasn't able to use for one reason or another.
– It turns out that Bella and the team were trying to retrieve a teddy bear before they were beset by dogs. Because of the black and white color palette, the bears look white, which could be a reference to the toy white bear from "White Bear."
Connection to: "Crocodile"
– Bella has a penchant for eating peppermint candies, which is the same for "Crocodile's" insurance investigator who looks into the pizza truck accident.
"Black Museum"
Connection to: "The National Anthem"
– The man who had kidnapped the princess to blackmail the Prime Minister later hanged himself. An image of his body (presumably a dummy with his clothes) can be seen as part of the exhibit.
– In the story that Rolo tells about Jack (Aldis Hodge) uploading the consciousness of his wife Carrie (Alexandra Roach) into his brain and later into a stuffed monkey, Jack is seen reading the graphic novel "15 Million Merits."
Connection to: "Be Right Back"
– The power-up station next to the Black Museum is named BRB Connect, with "BRB" being a common acronym meaning "be right back" in online chat or texting.
– In the museum exhibit, one artifact is a "White Bear" hunters outfit with other details of the case and a video of Victoria Skillane.
Connection to: "White Christmas"
– Rolo describes how his company developed the early version of the cookie, which is an uploaded consciousness.
Connection to: "Shut Up and Dance"
– The two white lab rats that helped develop the first neural transmitter are named Kenny and Hector, who were two of the main blackmailed people from "Shut Up and Dance" played by Jerome Flynn as Hector, a man who almost cheated on his wife, and Alex Lawther as Kenny, a teenager who was caught masturbating.
– The research company that made the experimental neural transmitter/symphatic diagnoser is TCKR, which created San Junipero.
– A reference is made to how "they upload old people to the cloud."
– In the hospital where Dr. Dawson (Daniel Lapping) works, one of the wards is named the Saint Juniper Ward, which pre-dates San Junipero. (Also note Erica McEwan is now a doctor on the same directory.)
Connection to: "Hated in the Nation"
– Another artifact is a robotic bee that killed as a result of the #DeathTo hashtag.
– Another artifact is Robert Daly's DNA scanning machine and the red lollipop with Tommy's DNA on it.
– In the monkey story, Jack eats anchovies to punish his wife Carrie's consciousness. While the fridge is open, we see Raiman's Milk, the same brand that Robert Daly likes to drink (and named after a character from "Men Against Fire."
Connection to: "Arkangel"
– Another artifact is the Arkangel monitoring/censoring device that has a cracked screen.
– Another artifact is the bloodied bathtub where the insurance claim investigator's husband is killed.
"Black Mirror" Seasons 1-4 are now available to stream on Netflix.
Additional reporting by Steve Greene.
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Soft Drink Company's Employees in Court; Alleged of Stealing Product.
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By: Ademola Oladele.
In Ibadan, six employees of a soft drink Company in Ibadan Messrs. Mohammed Olakehu, Ojo Olawale, Fagba Oluwafemi, Akinade Olaleka, Udoh Felix, and Omoleke Tayo have been arraigned before Chief Magistrate Court 1, Holden at Iwo road, Ibadan, Nigeria over alleged stealing and felony.
They were charged for two count charge declared as follows: on the 7th day of November, 2018 at about 9.00pm at the soft drink depot Asejire, Ibadan, in the Ibadan Magisterial District did conspire together to steal two pallets of 'Five Alive' drinks valued at Five Hundred Thousand Naira (N500,000.00) i.e. about US$1,369.90, property of the soft drink depot, Asejire and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under section 519 of the criminal code cap 38 volume 2 Laws of Oyo State of Nigeria 2000.
The six persons were also alleged that they did attempt to commit felony to wit; stealing of two pallets of five Alive drinks valued at Five Hundred Thousand Naira (N500,000.00) i.e. US$1,369.90, property of the soft drink depot, Asejire and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under section 508 of the criminal code cap 38 volume 2 Laws of Oyo State of Nigeria 2000. All the defendants pleaded not guilty of the two-count charge against the before the court.
The IPO Sergeant Opeyemi Adetunji from Egbeda Division and the Prosecutor ASP Sunday Ogunremi presented the case before the Chief Magistrate that it was an official (name withheld) of the soft drink depot, Asejire, Ibadan who came to the Police Station and reported the two drivers of stealing two pallets of 'Five Alive' drinks valued at Five Hundred Thousand Naira (N500,000.00) i.e. about US$1,369.90. In the course of investigation other persons were suspected to be part of the act. The prosecutor added that the said company official told Police how the truck parking driver (Mohhammed Olakehu) was caught with 2 pallets consisting of 170 cartons of 75cl 'Five Alive' Juice magic loaded on the truck …772XL at vehicles' gate side on the 7th day of November, 2018 in the course of searching.
The security guard posted at the perimeter fence around ETP had given hint of the suspicious activities he observed where the loading took place and he reported to the supervisor on the night duty and the other guard to search the said truck thoroughly.
When the truck got to the main gate, the guards had to climb the truck to confirm the exhibit where it was hidden. It was upsetting when the exhibits were found after the whole goods in the truck were offloaded. Two packs of 75 cl of 'Five Alive' Juice (Cocupine and Berry Flavour) which was not part of the delivery note of the truck for the day was found loaded. The value of the exhibits found in the truck was valued to be Five Hundred Thousand Naira (N500,000.00) i.e. about US$1,369.90. ASP. Ogunremi narrated that prior to that day, the ware house had declared stock loss of 261 cartons of '5-Alive' Berry and Citrus flavour during stock taking. Furthermore, immediately the exhibits were discovered the suspects were arrested and reported to the nearest police station at Egbeda area.
In his account a 32 year hold truck driver Mr. Oyeyiola Oluwaseun of No. 20, Oke Ayo Arola Apete Ibadan that he was born on the 10th of October 1986 and his Secondary School Education at Eleyele, Ibadan. He proceeded to learn driving in 2006 and had started driving vehicle since 2008 till date. He stressed further that in the year 2016 October he joined Lagos branch of the Company as driver and was later attached to Ibadan depot at Asejire, Ibadan. He gave an account that on the 7th day of November 2018 by 6.00. am when he got to work, he carried his truck with intention to deliver goods at Ijero-Ekiti. When he got to the company's main gate, he saw Mr. Mohammed Olakehu and other security who said that exhibits of two pallets of 'Five Alive' Juice were inside the truck that he drove. The 32-year old the truck driver declared that he was not part of the conspiracy because he slept off the company the preceding night.
Meanwhile another suspect, Mr. Mohammed Olakehu of No. 20 Academy Olomi area of Ibadan told court that he was born on 22nd of April 1987, he added that he attended a Primary School at Olomi, Ibadan and graduated to a High School at Oju-Odo area Ibadan in the year 2007. He later went to learn trailer driver work at Lagos State between 2009 – 2011. He claimed that he had worked in various companies as driver but in 2016 he was attached to the Company at Lagos State, till date. He told the court that on that faithful day, he parked the truck he used to drive for loading and he left for another work in the company. To his surprise, when he got to the main gate he was stopped that exhibit was in his truck. The truck was searched and two pallets of 'Five Alive' drinks were discovered. Mr. Mohammed declared that he was not the one that loaded the goods and that the motor boy called Abbey was no where to be found which was unusual. He concluded that he does not know anything about the said stolen goods.
The site Manager of the Company at Asejire Area Ibadan, Mr. Dasaolu of Iyana Church, Ibadan told the court that Mr. Wale Ojo supervised the operation on the 6th of November, 2018 while Mr. Amos Oladayo and Fagba Oluwafemi worked at the Green field with other ware-house officers and warehouse checkers. In addition, security was also deployed to the green field for monitoring. He told court that his job as manager is to resume in the morning and close in the afternoon unless the operation required his stay till night.
Mr. Dasaolu further narrated that before he closed on that day, he got information of a case of theft which included 'Five Alive' drinks in the morning on the 7th day of November, 2018 on his resumption to work. He said since that day Amos Oladayo and Fagba Olufemi had absconded from work but the details of the employees from the forklift and the operation data were properly documented and available for check and this helped the processes to arrest them. He concluded that as the Manager of the company he has nothing to do with the theft because there was a security supervisor, security guards, warehouse officers, and warehouse checkers at the Green field. Even there was Chief security Officer to supervise security related activities.
All the defendants Counsel prayed the Chief magistrate to grant them lenient bail for which the Prosecutor did not object so that Police can do more investigations on the matter. Chief magistrate Taiwo Oladiran granted all the defendants bail each in the sum of N50,000 with 1 surety each and the surety must be thoroughly verified by the Police. In addition, the surety must be blood relations of the defendants who must show evidence of paying tax and the case was adjourned to the 12th of March, 2019.
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JUDGEMENT ON CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW of the Decrees of the President of the Republic of Moldova No. 534-VII of 8 March 2013 on the dismissal of the Government, in the part concerning the staying in office of the Prime Minister dismissed by a motion of no confidence (on suspicion of corruption) of 8 March 2013 until the formation of the new government and No. 584-VII of 10 April 2013 on the nomination of the candidate for the office of Prime Minister
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Sunday Overnights: CBS Sweeps Each Half-Hour in Households
Household Ratings/Share
CBS: 5.0/ 9, ABC: 3.7/ 6, NBC: 2.1/ 4, Fox: 0.9/ 2, CW: 0.3/ 1
Percent Change From the Year-Ago Evening:
NBC: -16, Fox: -18, ABC: -23, CBS: -32
Led by granddaddy "60 Minutes" (#1 for the night: 6.8 rating/12 share at 7 p.m.), CBS topped this second April Sunday in the household overnights. The network finished first in each of the six half-hours in households as a result of aforementioned "60 Minutes," "God Friended Me" (4.9/ 8 at 8 p.m.), "NCIS: Los Angeles" (4.8/ 8 at 9 p.m.) and "Madam Secretary" (3.7/ 7 at 10 p.m.).
In the 8-10 p.m. battle of ABC's "American Idol" (4.6/ 7) versus "World of Dance" on NBC (2.5/ 4), it was no contest with "Idol" holding a considerable 84 percent household advantage.
Second in the Sunday 10 p.m. hour was ABC's "Shark Tank" at a typically modest 2.6/ 5, which was still 44 percent above NBC's recently renewed "Good Girls" (#3: 1.8. 3). The third season pick-up for "Good Girls" is a result of the interest on Netflix.
Elsewhere, both Fox and The CW were in repeats as follows:
ABC – "America's Funniest Home Videos": 3.2/ 6 (#2)
CBS – "60 Minutes": 6.7/12 (#1)
NBC – "Ellen's Game of Games" (R): 1.8/ 3 (#3)
Fox – "The Simpsons" (R): 0.7/ 1 (#4)
Fox – "Bob's Burgers" (R): 0.7/ 1 (#4)
ABC – "American Idol": 4.6/ 8 (#2)
CBS – "God Friended Me": 5.0/ 9 (#1)
NBC – "World of Dance": 2.5/ 4 (#3)
CW – "Supergirl" (R): 0.4/ 1 (#5)
CW – "Supergirl": 0.3/ 1 (#5)
CBS – "NCIS: Los Angeles": 4.7/ 8 (#1)
Fox – "Family Guy" (R): 1.0/ 2 (#4)
CW – "Charmed" (R): 0.2/ 0 (#5)
ABC – "Shark Tank": 2.8/ 5 (#2)
CBS – "Madam Secretary": 3.8/ 7 (#1)
NBC: "Good Girls": 1.9/ 3 (#3)
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– was fighting off a really weird flesh eating bacteria that was going around Chicagoland. True story, gross – I know.
– was horribly hungover because a buddy (Aaron) failed to make sure I got home at reasonable hour after the rehearsal dinner. We stumbled in around 5:30 am I was told. Ok, I'm obviously to blame but my wife SPECIFICALLY left him in charge and I don't remember much after 3:00 am. Ha!
– in haste, clipped my ear on the car door and drew blood after dealing with the aforementioned beer.
– was told by my best man an hour or two before the pictures that his tux was stolen by a bum on the Metra train after he fell asleep. I gave him plenty of fair warning to stop with the prank if he was kidding. He didn't and was joking.
Needless to say, the last 3 years have gone much smoother. Love you, Mar – happy anniversary!
That was a nightmare and I thought you were just being overdramatic. Which one of us was crying through our wedding ceremony? I forget…Oh wait, it was you wasn't it?! What a wonderful day. Love you.


My Nokia 5.1 is killing background app like Truecaller and Call Manager. I am not running my phone on Optimised Battery, has anyone solution about the same?
Im in the same boat, getting no notifications for half my apps as they are been killed off. Tried turning off "intelligent battery saver" and adding apps into the do not optimise but still the same. To be honest its a bit of a deal breaker and have had to go back to my old motorola phone until hopefully its fixed in the PIE update.


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2016 NHL All Star Game: The Best Week of John Scott's Life
by Jonathan West - January 31, 2016 October 19, 2016 0
Jonathan West reporting Live from the 2016 NHL All-Star Weekend.
Nashville – – John Scott was asked after tonight's 61st Annual NHL All Star Game if this was going to be the best week of his life. He adamantly agreed, reflecting on overcoming his struggle as a less-than-normal fan-vote favorite, two goals in the mid-season showcase, being the fan-vote & REAL MVP, getting a brand new Honda Pilot, and expecting twins with his wife Danielle any day now. Yep, easy call John.
The absolute clinic put on by the East in the Skills Competition Saturday Night (more specifically by Penguins and Capitals players), did not translate to the Big Show on Sunday. The Pens Kris Letang scored the 1st ever NHL All Star 3v3 goal 1:01 into the game. Gino followed with an over deliberate spin-a-rama, but it was Breakaway Challenge winner PK Subban who scored the Game #1 winner for the Atlantic Conference to advance. Accuracy winner John Tavares of the Islanders (12.294 sec) ended the night rated -2.
With country music flavor obviously everywhere over the last four days in #Smashville, outdoor musical performances from Dierks Bentley, Kelsea Ballerini, and the Eli Young Band were joined inside Bridgestone Arena by Lee Brice, Vince Gill and his daughter Corrina, Tracy Lawrence, and Jennifer Nettles on her solo tour away from Sugarland. As a country radio DJ for US99.5 FM in Chicago, I was more than lovin' it.
It was a scoring frenzy totaling 15 goals during Game #2, the Western Conference semifinal. Host team captain for the Predators and Hardest Shot winner Shea Weber couldn't rally the Central troops against the fine Pacific talent. James Neal was one of four players (Taylor Hall, Daniel Sedin, John Scott) who scored two goals on the night and his teammate Pekka Rinne had the game's only penalty with a trapezoid violation. Dallas' Tyler Seguin helped cut the lead to 2, but SoCAL All Stars Drew Doughty & John Gibson showed defense matters in a 9-6 win.
The Final 3v3 matchup ended up playing out like a Stanley Cup Final game. Fastest Skater Dylan Larkin, who also broke Mike Gartner's 20 year record, gave it all he could with 3 assists on the night. Ducks and Kings goalies Gibson and Quick combined for a 17 save shutout in 20 minutes, and former Hart trophy winner Corey Perry scored the game, set, and match winner 3:38 into the second half. 11 Pacific Conference players enjoyed $1,000,000 among them, to a tune of $90,909 a piece.
As I said in my previous article, welcome to…and now goodbye from the John Scott Show. This was my 5th NHL All-Star Game (Denver '01, Los Angeles '02, Florida '03, Atlanta '08) and I look forward to returning to my home state of California for my 6th and the 2017 edition. Goodnight from Music City y'all 🙂
Follow Chicago based reporter on Twitter @JonathanSWest He'll next represent Sportsology at the 2016 NHL Stadium Series Game in Minneapolis on February 21st.
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Hailed by Cameron Crowe as "one of the greatest rock movies ever made," HEAVY METAL PARKING LOT documents the parking lot tailgating at Capital Centre in Largo, Maryland, in the hours before (and the moments after) a Judas Priest concert in May 31, 1986 (the "JUN 23 1995"...
John Heyn, Jeff Krulik
"Even for people who didn't come out of the womb a metalhead, that 17 minutes...
Becoming Anita Ekberg
BECOMING ANITA EKBERG is an exploration of how the construct of "Anita Ekberg" became an internationally famous sex goddess as a result of the careful cultivation of her image in various movies, both in Hollywood, by Frank Tashlin, and in Europe, by Federico Fellini. It's an...
An exploration of how the construct of "Anita Ekberg" became an internationally...
Sex and Broadcasting
SEX AND BROADCASTING is a human and humorous look at New Jersey's WFMU, a radio station that refuses any programming boundaries. Most of its disc jockeys are unpaid volunteers, working for their love of surprising, spontaneous radio. They play everything from flat-out...
A human and humorous look is explored at New Jersey's WFMU, a radio station...
The Vanity Tables of Douglas Sirk
A video essay exploring the frequency and meaning of that particular prop in a wide variety of Sirk movies. Is it a device that traps and keeps women in an artificial world with a limited point of view? Or is it a gateway to the past and the future, and a distorted but...
A video essay exploring the frequency and meaning of that particular prop in a...
John Garfield
Mark Rappaport completed his concise portrait of the legendary John Garfield in 2002, comprised (like much of his filmed essays) from existing film footage of the actor. Exceptionally engaging, Rappaport's extraordinary short contains more insightful observations of its subject than many...
(2002) 9 min
Official selection of the 2003 International Film Festival Rotterdam.
The Woodmans
The tragic story of Francesca Woodman, a young photographer renowned for her extraordinary self-portraits, is also the story of her brilliantly artistic family. With THE WOODMANS, director C. Scott Willis shows how the struggle for fame in the high-stakes world of art resulted in tragedy and then...
C. Scott Willis
"There's a famous Diane Arbus photograph in which a pair of elderly, incredulous parents stare up at a son...
The Circle Closes
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An examination of four different films, which to varying degrees, center on a...
Stars of the 1940s and 1950s, were they cast for their mutual affinities or for their commercial appeal? If and when they were re-starred years later, did the magic still work? Did sparks still fly? The movie business, a machine that manufactured romance and desire at the same time that it...
Stars of the 1940s and 1950s, were they cast for their mutual affinities or for their commercial appeal?...
Blank City
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Céline Danhier
"...well-researched doc on the No Wave and Cinema of Transgression scenes of late-'70s/early-'80s New...
Gregory Crewdson: Brief Encounters
An acclaimed photographer with the eye of a filmmaker, Gregory Crewdson has created some of the most gorgeously haunting pictures in the history of the medium. His meticulously composed, large-scale images are stunning narratives of small-town American life (moviescapes...
An acclaimed photographer has created some of the most gorgeously haunting...
Marwencol
Outside a small bar in Kingston, New York, Mark Hogancamp was beaten nearly to death, his memories wiped away. Seeking recovery, he builds Marwencol, a miniature World War II-era town filled with doll versions of his friends, fantasies and even his attackers. As he documents the town's dramas...
Jeff Malmberg
Winner of "Best Documentary Feature" at the 2010 SXSW Film Festival.
I am Comic
Through candid interviews and unprecedented backstage access, this documentary explores the world of the working comedian and reveals a funny psychological profile of its practitioners. Also, we follow a retired comic's attempt to get back on stage after a thirteen-year absence. Ritch Shydner, at...
Jordan Brady
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Tribulation 99
Upon its release in 1991, TRIBULATION 99 became an instant counter-culture classic. Craig Baldwin's "pseudo-pseudodocumentary" presents a factual chronicle of U.S. intervention in Latin America in the form of the ultimate far-right conspiracy theory, combining covert action, environmental...
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Craig Baldwin
"[A] skewed history of United States intervention in Latin America and a satire of conspiracy thinking." -...
Meaning of Robots
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Matt Lenski
This short film profiles the benevolent Mike Sullivan, who has been in the...
The Polymath
A cinematic portrait of the larger than life Samuel R. Delany, a visionary and subversive novelist and one of the most important and innovative writers of the last fifty years. Delany, the grandson of a slave, is an award-winning author, gay activist, cultural and social historian, professor,...
Fred Barney Taylor
A cinematic portrait of the larger than life Samuel R. Delany, a visionary and subversive novelist and one...
Salad Days
An examination of the early DIY punk scene in the Nation's Capital. It was a decade when seminal bands like Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Government Issue, Scream, Void, Faith, Rites of Spring, Marginal Man, Fugazi and others released their own records and booked their own shows-without major record...
(2014) 102 min
Scott Crawford
An examination of the early DIY punk scene in the Nation's Capital.
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Mistrial Declared in Kafkaesque D.C. Trial of Venezuela Embassy Protectors
Judge Beryl Howell has declared a mistrial following a hung jury in the case of the four Venezuela Embassy Protectors charged with "interfering with the protective function of the State Department."
By Alan Macleod @AlanRMacLeod
The word "Kafkaesque" is thrown around liberally in the modern era, often without warrant. "The Trial," a 1925 novel written by Bohemian writer Franz Kafka, tells the story of Josef K., a man arrested and prosecuted in a nightmarish kangaroo court while unable to properly defend himself. But nearly 100 years later, another real trial took place in
Alan MacLeod is Senior Staff Writer for MintPress News. After completing his PhD in 2017 he published two books: Bad News From Venezuela: Twenty Years of Fake News and Misreporting and Propaganda in the Information Age: Still Manufacturing Consent, as well as a number of academic articles. He has also contributed to FAIR.org, The Guardian, Salon, The Grayzone, Jacobin Magazine, and Common Dreams.
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Family-owned Hague Fasteners is relocating to a new custom refitted manufacturing facility. The total investment will approach seven figures.
Jon and Claire Hague, the husband-and-wife team that run the 46-year-old business, plan to relocate in the second quarter of 2017. At almost three times the size of the existing operation, the new location enables major investment in new plant, creating a number of jobs in the local area.
Jon Hague, managing director, said five to six would be recruited immediately and a similar number of the following 12 months. The move enables a doubling of production capacity with faster production times and a continued commitment to reliability.
"We are proud to see our success continue with the purchase of our new site. The complete re-design and renovation works of our new headquarters is underway enabling us to move forward with the next exciting phase in our growth as a dominant force in high integrity special fastener manufacturing," said Jon Hague, who has two sons in the business.
Mrs Hague said; "When Hague stepped away from trying to compete with inferior imports 12 years ago, we had to reinvent the business and prove the model. We know from customer feedback that what we do is very special in a saturated market.
Hague are committed to manufacturing in the UK and proud members of Made in Britain. Jon Hague commented, "Hague Fasteners have been strong promoters of British manufacturing excellence for half a century, so we were delighted to discover Made in Britain several years ago. It's a fantastic resource that spreads the word about British manufacturers across all industries. The high quality and integrity of British made products is essential compared to cheaper overseas imports and the stipulation of a Made in Britain product actually saves money in the long term.
Hague supplies components for prestigious oil and gas, transport and infrastructure projects. It has won orders in Asia, Australasia, Europe and the Middle East and international sales now account for about 50% of its business.


Angel McKenzie Steps In To Face Jennifer Retzke, After Mikaela Laurén Pulls Out Of Historic 5th July Title Clash At York Hall.
Former Big Brother star Angel McKenzie is set to replace Sweden's Mikaela Laurén, who unexpectedly pulled out of the planned July 5th World title fight against Germany's Jennifer Retzke, which takes place on the Dave Murphy, in association with Acourtier Events, promoted 'Independence Day' extravaganza at York Hall.
McKenzie, who is also an artist and singer, shot to fame, in 2009, after being selected as one of the housemates for Big Brother series 10. Whilst not making it to the finale of the series, McKenzie was a popular contestant, a large part due to her quirky sense of humour.
Big Brother wasn't the only TV show McKenzie appeared on, a year or so later she also made it through to final eight of Noel Edmund's Red or Black show.
In July 2009, shortly after being evicted from the Big Brother house, McKenzie made history, by taking part in the first Female boxing match to be broadcast live on network TV in the UK.
With many of her former Big Brother housemates ringside, McKenzie put on a solid performance to beat seriously tough Welsh lass Lana Cooper by a 39-37 points margin.
In the past four years since, McKenzie has fought a succession of the sports biggest stars, German GBU/WIBA Welterweight World Champion Jessica Balogun, twice, France's former #1 Pound for Pound ranked, multi division WBA/WBF/WBC/WIBF/WIBA World Champion Anne Sophie Mathis, Italian WBF/WIBA/WIBF/GBU Lightweight World Champion Lucia Morelli, BelgiumIBF/WIBF Lightweight World Champion Delfine Persoon, German WIBF Light Welterweight World Champion Marie Riederer as well as twice fought the girl she is replacing on July 5th, WBA/WBO/WBC title challenger Mikaela Laurén.
Speaking from the studio, where she has been recording her latest album, a clearly pleased McKenzie spoke briefly on the 'golden opportunity' she has been presented.
"I'm just one of a handful of female boxers that represent the UK on the world stage. I've fought in Italy, France, Denmark, Ireland and so on, but it's been over three years since I last fought in England.
To get to fight again in my home cityreally is special for me, to be fighting for a World title makes it even more special.
Jennifer (Retzke) is one of the top boxers in the World, she's ranked number one with the IBF, so it will be a hard fight, but I'm used to hard fights.
I've fought World Champions before, in fact I fought most of the top girls in my career, but usually in their own country. For once I will have the advantage of fighting in front of my home fans.
York Hall is a very special place to box and when the home fans get behind you they really lift you to another level.
I think this is the first time a Women's World Title fight has headlined an event in the UK, knowing I am one of those making history on July 5th is going to make me even more determined to fight at my very best.
Jennifer Rezke versus Angel McKenzie, for Light Middleweight World Championship honors, headlines the Dave Murphy, in association with Acourtier Events, promoted 'Independence Day' event, which takes placeat York Hall in Bethnal Green, London, on Friday 5th July 2013.