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Interview of the President by Trevor Kavanagh of "The Sun"
THE PRESIDENT: Have you ever been in the Oval Office before?
Q Once, just once --
THE PRESIDENT: Okay. The rug was designed by my wife. Every President gets to design his own rug. You probably didn't know that.
Q Fabulous.
THE PRESIDENT: I wanted mine -- mine was designed by my wife, Laura. And I wanted people to have a sense of optimism when they came in here, that this is a guy who kind of sees a better world, not a worse world. Sometimes the Oval can be foreboding, and I wanted it to be cheery. So I hope you felt that.
This is called, "A Charge To Keep," it's based upon a Methodist hymn. One of America's great imports from England was John Wesley. And it talks about serving something greater than yourself, which speaks to my own personal faith; as a President, it speaks to my need to capture the spirit of America and call on people to serve. You've probably followed some of my domestic policy, but one of the things that's important is to call on people to serve their communities by helping neighbors who hurt. The de Tocquevillean view of America at that point was just, kind of, a civic fabric of loving organizations; part of my vision, as well, is to energize them.
The paintings of Texas. That's kind of what my ranch looks like, by a guy named Onderdonk, he's a Texas landscape artist. The blue bonnets are not quite that big. Blair and I -- well, he's been there, and he would recognize kind of the look, if he were here. This is West Texas, where my wife's family was raised. We were both raised in West Texas, but this is farther west than where I was raised. It's called El Paso. But it's a famous Texas artist and historian who painted that.
More Texas. The reason I have Texas up there is it's where I'm from. And in this job if you can't figure out who you are -- you better know who you are because of the pressures and the decision making process and all the noise of politics and all that (inaudible).
Really quickly, this is a desk given to us by Queen Victoria. A famous desk called the HMS Resolute, and it's wood from the Resolute. The door was put on by Roosevelt to cover his infirmities. Out of the door poked John Kennedy's son --
Q Oh, yes, I remember.
THE PRESIDENT: I chose to use this -- Ronald Reagan put the bottom on to make the desk high so it won't bump your knees. I love the desk. I love its history. It does speak to the great relationship between America and Great Britain, I'm sitting at a desk given to our country by Queen Victoria.
And, finally, the Churchill bust is on loan from the Brits. Tony Blair knew I was a great admirer of Churchill, so here he sits, along with Lincoln and Eisenhower.
That's it, welcome.
Q Fantastic. Thank you very much, Mr. President. Where would you like me?
THE PRESIDENT: Sit right here, take Vice President Cheney's seat.
Q I'm more than a little impressed by being here and by sitting in this seat.
THE PRESIDENT: Well, you know, this is a shrine to democracy and we treat it as such. And it's an honor to serve here.
Q Well, I would like to thank you on behalf of our readers for giving them and me the time to talk to you.
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I'm glad you're here, thanks.
Q We're a very pro-American newspaper, and our readers were shocked and deeply moved by September the 11th. And they supported what happened subsequently in Afghanistan, and a little more reluctantly in Iraq, but, in fact, the majority of our readers were behind the action.
I think what they would like to know -- we've talked with them in a way which is quite interesting, we actually spent a weekend with about 2,000 of our readers.
THE PRESIDENT: Really? (Laughter.) Good marketing tool. (Laughter.) That's interesting.
Q Yes. And the one question they wanted to ask you is, is the world a safer place after the conflict than it was before?
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, much safer. It's safer for a couple of reasons. One, the free world has recognized the threat. In order to make the world safe you've got to actually see reality. And the reality is that there are cold-blooded killers who were trying to intimidate, create fear, create hostility and to shape the will of the civilized world.
And a lot of countries have seen the threat for what it is. So, therefore, step one is recognizing the problem. Tony Blair recognizes the problem, Jose Maria Aznar recognizes the problem, Silvio Berlusconi recognizes the problem -- clearly, the United States recognizes the problem, after all, the clearest indication that we were at war and that the stakes had changed dramatically was September the 11th. After all, we were a country which was able to sit back in our -- kind of in our geographical posture and pick and choose where a threat might emerge and say, we may have to deal with that or we may not deal with it; we were pretty confident that we were protected ourselves by oceans. That changed.
And one of my vows to the American people is I won't forget the lessons of September the 11th, 2001.
Secondly, the world is safer because the actions we have taken will ultimately strengthen multi-national institutions. Take the theater in Iraq. The United Nations had recognized that Saddam Hussein was a threat, they recognized it in not one resolution, but multiple resolutions -- and, yet, didn't do anything about it. And, therefore, the resolutions became weak, became just words.
And as a result of enforcing 1441, which said that you disarm or there will be serious consequences, now when multi-national institutions speak, hopefully, people will take them seriously. And in order to win the war on terror, there needs to be alliance and cooperation. Because these are killers that are capable of hiding in societies, they're patient, they're lethal, they pop up and will destroy. And, by the way, they don't care who they destroy. There are no rules for these people, they will kill children just as soon as they'll kill somebody in a military uniform.
Thirdly, the world is safer because there is a -- and, by the way, multi-national forum doesn't necessarily mean U.N. It can also mean collaborations, like the collaboration that's now taking place with North Korea in dealing with Kim Jong-il, who is a threat to peace. And now it's not just the United States dealing with Kim Jong-il, it's the United States, China, South Korea, Japan and Russia in a collaborative effort. Or the fine work -- the initial fine work done by the foreign ministers of Great Britain, France and Germany in telling Iran to get rid of its nuclear ambitions. I say "initial fine work" because the Iranians, in the past, have had clandestine operations. And, therefore, in order to make sure that the words that have been issued to them are true, there must be transparency.
Fourthly, we dealt al Qaeda. We are tough on al Qaeda. Now, you know, there are key figures still looming in caves and remote regions of the world, but we're dismantling them. If you were to look at al Qaeda as a business organization, middle management is no longer. That's not to say that they're not grooming junior executives to take over certain roles. But we're tough and we're on their trail and we're still hunting them down. Make no mistake about it. And as a result of dismantling al Qaeda, the world is safer.
We've also dealt with the tyrants in Afghanistan, which is an incredibly dangerous regime -- dangerous not only to the free world because they provided housing, training, money, safe haven -- but also they were just tortuous and barbaric to their own people. And in Iraq, Saddam Hussein was clearly a threat to peace. And we can argue about the definition of "serious consequence," and I respect the debate, but no one can justify this man's behavior to his people. We've discovered mass graves with over 300,000 people there, rape rooms and torture rooms. He is paying suiciders to go kill innocent Israelis. He had a weapons program as discovered -- I promise you this is going to be a short answer, eventually; I saw you looking at the clock, your glance can't escape me. (Laughter.)
This is an important question. It is the question.
Q Of course, absolutely.
THE PRESIDENT: David Kay discovered a weapons program that was in material breach of 1441. In other words, it was in violation of precisely what the United Nations had asked him not to do. Saddam Hussein, in 1991, it was assumed that he -- his nuclear weapons program would be active in the out years and, in fact, the inspectors discovered he's got nuclear ambitions, not only real and active, but his program was a lot farther along than we thought. And had he ever developed a nuclear weapon, had he been allowed to have a nuclear weapon, he would have been the ultimate source of international blackmail.
And so the removal of Saddam Hussein makes the world safer. And, as importantly, the removal of Saddam Hussein gives the Iraqis a chance to live in freedom, which is the ultimate -- freedom is the ultimate route to security. I strongly believe that free nations are peaceful nations. Free nations are not terrorist havens, do not become terrorist havens. Free nations won't create conditions of strife and resentment that breeds anxiety and terror.
And, therefore, the world is becoming safer, is safer and will be even more safe when Iraq becomes free. And Iraq will be free, and it'll be peaceful. And we need peace and freedom in that part of the world.
Now, there's an interesting debate going on as to whether or not people, like the Iraqis, will ever adapt the habits of freedom. There's kind of an elitism that takes place -- in our country, in your country and elsewhere, feels, well, certain people can't be free, they can't adapt the habits of democracy. I strongly disagree. I strongly disagree.
And so, yes, the world is safer and the world is more peaceful.
Q Okay. That answer will resonate with our readers. Nonetheless, there is concern about the events, particularly in the last week or so, when things have escalated. I think this causes concern everywhere. Are we going to increase military presence there? Are we going to pull out? There's a fear that --
THE PRESIDENT: You don't have to worry about us pulling out.
Q There's a famous t-shirt, slogan, which shows the American flag and the words, "these colors don't run." Do you stand by that?
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. Our will is being tested. See, the tactics of the terrorists is to kill as many innocent people as possible and, therefore, try to shape the will of the Iraqis. As progress is made -- and we're making interesting progress, and I'll cite some examples in a minute that I think are fascinating. But as the Iraqis begin to say, wait a minute, life can be better, and their instincts kick in about what it means to live in a free society, the terrorists want to shake that. They want to scare them. They want the police not to become police. And we've got over 118,000 people now, Iraqi citizens in uniform beginning to conduct operations for their own security.
They, of course, want to kill our own soldiers, and, therefore, try to shake the will of the American people and the President and the command structure. They killed those Italians. And they were hoping that Berlusconi would say, oh, my goodness, this is too big a fight, we'll leave. We're not leaving. We're staying there to get the job done. Of course we mourn the death of any citizen. But I recognize that it is -- I still remember the death, what happened to us on September the 11th, as well. I was there at Ground Zero right after the attacks and I remember this kind of haze and the smells and the death and destruction. I'll always remember that, of course.
And, as I've told you, I vowed not to forget the lessons.
Q That changed everything?
THE PRESIDENT: Absolutely. Look, what changed for me was sitting on Air Force One and getting the reports that we were under attack. And I made up my mind then, right then, that we didn't need a bunch of legal briefs, I didn't need a bunch of -- you know, let's kind of hold hands and hope to get the right answer -- we were at war and we were going to win the war. And I still feel that same exact determination today that I did then.
Q So you'll stay in Iraq even --
THE PRESIDENT: We will do our job.
Q -- after there's an interim council, a government which is --
THE PRESIDENT: Yes. There's a lot of talk right now about the political process, as there should be. And we are interested in the Iraqis assuming more responsibility on the political side and on the security side. And a political process in which the Iraqis assume more responsibility will make the security side come together quicker, as well, in our judgment.
And, therefore, Bremer came here, he took instructions back from me to talk to the Governing Council to find out what is feasible when it comes to the passing of more power to the Governing Council. That's where we are right there.
On the security side, absolutely we're there. The goal is for Iraq to be peaceful and free. I understand the consequences of a free and peaceful Iraq in the midst of the Middle East. We can have the debate all day long as to whether the Middle East will ever adapt the habits of democracy and freedom. I think they will, obviously; and I'm confident they will. I like to tell people in this country, freedom is not America's gift to the world, freedom is not Great Britain's gift to the world, Freedom is the Almighty's gift to everybody in the world.
Q And this is what you'll tell the demonstrators? Or this is what you would tell the demonstrators if you had five minutes with them?
THE PRESIDENT: Of course I would, absolutely. I will say, you may disagree with our tactics -- nobody likes war, war is my last choice -- if the demonstrators are there as anti-war protestors; they may be there for other reasons, as well, global trade, and I'd be glad to talk to them about that, as well. But in terms of war, I can understand why people are anxious about war. I can understand why citizens in Great Britain, protestor or not, wonders about why a President would commit to war. Because nobody likes war.
On the other hand, I would tell them, the skeptics and the critics, that I have a job to protect the security of the United States of America, and that Saddam Hussein was a security risk, as witnessed by the international community speaking loudly on that subject 12 different times. But I would tell those who doubt our policy that we share a common goal, which is peace, and that free societies are peaceful societies. They may say, well, you can't possibly expect a country like Iraq to be free -- and then we'd have an interesting, philosophical debate, because I believe freedom exists in the heart of every single human being. It may take longer for people to accept freedom, if they've been tortured and brutalized like Saddam Hussein did.
Secondly, I would tell the skeptics that not only is the world more secure as a result of the decisions we made, the Iraqi people now have a chance to live in a society which is hopeful and optimistic, a society in which you're able to speak your mind, a society in which you don't have to pay homage to a brutal tyrant and his two brutal sons -- which is precisely how they had to live in the past.
Q So how do you respond to those people who were polled by the Europe commission and found that America was alongside Iran, North Korea is the second most powerful threat to world peace?
THE PRESIDENT: You just have to tell them watch what happens. The world is going to be more peaceful and the free world will be more secure as a result of the decisions we've taken.
Q Can I ask you about the special relationship, the role the British soldiers play in Iraq and are still playing?
THE PRESIDENT: Sure.
Q Would you like to tell me about you feel about our contribution?
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, I'll tell you about your troops. They are well trained, they are well motivated and they're really good at what they do. And our soldiers and our generals and our commanders really appreciate being side-by-side with the Brits. They trust them, and that's important.
Secondly, in Basra, the Brits have brought an interesting strategy in dealing in Basra because you have dealt in Northern Ireland. In other words, it was kind of a transfer of experience that has been incredibly useful and important. I am really proud of our -- not only our alliance, because it's close now and I intend to keep it that way. I've got a great personal relationship with Tony Blair.
Let me tell you something about him just real quick, because it relates also to the trust of the troops. He's a man who comes in here and he says he's going to do something, and as I said -- as they say in Texas, you can book him when he says he's going to do something, you can take it to the bank. Because every time he has said something, he has done it, and I appreciate that a lot. It's not always the way it is in politics -- whether it be domestic or international politics. Sometimes they'll come and look you in the eye and say, "Oh, don't worry, Mr. President, we're with you and behind you," and it turns out they're way behind you, you can't find them when the heat gets on. But that's not the way Tony Blair is, and that's not the way the Brits' command structure is, and that's not the way the soldiers in the field have been. They've been tough and capable.
And decent people. That's the other thing about militaries, both our militaries are full of compassionate people. Because not only are we chasing down people and bringing them to justice, as we say, but there are schools being built, orphanages being opened, hospitals being supplied, thanks to compassionate British troops, and American troops, as well, and other troops. It speaks to the honor of our respective militaries, these are honorable people.
Q You're going to speak to some of the families of those who have already died in Iraq, and also September the 11th.
THE PRESIDENT: Yes.
Q You're going to see them, I guess, on Downing Street.
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I'm not sure exactly where, but, you bet, I am going to see them.
Q What are you going to say to them?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I'm going to first of all ask for God's blessings, because I understand how bad they hurt. I can't imagine what it would be like if I were a mother or a dad to have lost a child. I'm a proud dad, it's got to shatter a person's heart to lose a loved one. And I will do the best I can to provide some comfort. I have done this here in America, as well. It's part of my duty as the leader of this country to comfort those who have sacrificed.
I'll also explain to them as best as I can that the sacrifices that their loved one has made is for a noble cause, and that's peace and freedom. I strongly believe that what we're doing today will make it easier for this person's grandchild to grow up in a free world and a peaceful world.
I'll tell you an interesting story, kind of dawned on me a while ago. I was talking to Prime Minister Koizumi of Japan in Tokyo -- we were having dinner, actually. And I kind of reflected on what it would be like -- during our dinner, I reflected on what it would be like if America and the allies hadn't done a good job in post-World War II, would I be sitting with a Prime Minister of Japan, with whom I've got great relations, talking about how to deal with Kim Jong-il and North Korea? It's an interesting thought.
Q Very interesting.
THE PRESIDENT: Beyond that is whether or not somebody 50 years from now is going to be sitting with a leader from Iraq, or any other country in that region, saying, "Thank goodness George W. and Tony Blair held the line, because I'm now able to deal with terrorist threats or potential terrorist threats with an ally; I'm able to help bring more peace to the world."
Presidents and Prime Ministers should never worry about their short-term history, how they're viewed in short-term history. There's no such thing as short-term history, except for the musings of somebody who's not very objective to begin with. Because if you set big goals and work on big items, the President or the Prime Minister won't be around to see the effects of those policies. And, therefore, I don't worry about the short-term history. I think in terms of long-term history I know what we're doing now is going to have an effect, a positive effect on this world.
Q Can I just backtrack a little?
Q You were talking earlier about the contributions countries like Britain and Italy have made and others.
THE PRESIDENT: Spain, Poland, a lot of people.
Q You didn't mention France and Germany in that -- you seem very critical of France.
THE PRESIDENT: Look, my attitude is the past is there, it's past, and now let's go on. I'll tell you one example of why that attitude is important, and that is Germany's contribution in Afghanistan. And it's a positive contribution -- more than positive, it's incredibly helpful. They've got a number of troops there. It's the first deployment of German troops, as I understand, outside of their soil since World War II. It's a positive -- yes, I think that's right, check the facts. But, anyway, it's helpful, really helpful.
Q And NATO?
THE PRESIDENT: Yes, NATO is important.
Q But France is a semi-detached member of NATO --
THE PRESIDENT: Well, it's a historic role --
Q They won't be a rival --
THE PRESIDENT: I certainly hope not. See, there's no need to rival the United States and our friends. Our goals are peace.
Q But France wants to counter.
THE PRESIDENT: You mean multi-polarity? Well, I think we need to work against multi-polarity, and the reason why I know we need to work against multi-polarity is a Europe working with American can do a lot together. A united Europe working with America can do a lot together. We can promote peace. We can fight off terror, which is necessary, and there needs to be full cooperation in order to defeat the terrorists. We can work on issues like global AIDS.
I'm real proud of our country's contribution to global AIDS. Just to give you a sense of my feeling on this, we are a fortunate country. We're prosperous -- and by the way, we're becoming more prosperous, which is good news.
Q I'd like to ask you about that.
THE PRESIDENT: Okay. But I believe we owe a lot to the world's peace and we owe a lot to those who suffer, because of our fortune, because of our wealth. I'm proud of the fact that Congress has supported my initiative to provide a large sum of money. And, as importantly, I'm proud of our NGOs and faith-based organizations that are willing to help provide the infrastructure so that we can get help to beat this pandemic. We're a prosperous country, and yet in our world an entire generation is about to be wiped out. And I feel strongly about America's need to be involved and Europe's need to be involved in this issue, together, just like I feel strongly we need to provide food for the hungry, just like I feel strongly that when we see tyranny, that we need to work for freedom.
Every situation, of course, doesn't require military action. I just repeat -- I want your readers to know, the military is my last choice, not my first choice. See, I understand the consequences of war. I understand the risks of war. I understand firsthand, particularly when I go and hug the moms and dads and brothers and sisters and sons and daughters of those who died.
I also see the consequences of not acting, of hoping for the best in the face of these tyrannical killers. So, therefore, our foreign policy will be active, we'll work closely with our friends and allies, and we're going to stay on the offensive against the terrorists.
Q Let me just ask you one quick question on the economy.
Q It's going great guns. You're revising figures upwards. You introduced tax cuts. You promised tax cuts, you introduced them. Is this a message to the rest of the world, too?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I think people ought to look at pro-growth policies and how to stimulate the entrepreneurial spirit. To me, one of the unique qualities of our country is the individualism of our country and the willingness of people to take risks to better themselves. Most new jobs in America are created by small businesses, and that's an exciting aspect of our economy, because it not only is good economics to have the job hiring dispersed throughout society, it also is such a hopeful part of our economy. When you think about somebody in America can start their own business and grow it, and then actually own something. They become the owner of this piece of property.
Our tax policy was very effective at stimulating small business growth, because most small businesses pay tax at the individual income tax level. When you hear small business or small corporation, you think, corporate tax. But in America most small businesses are sole proprietorships or Subchapter S's, so that when we cut all rates -- not trying to select rate cuts, but all rates -- it really affected capital formation in the small business.
This economy, and this country, more importantly, is tough and resilient. We've been through a lot. When I showed up here, we were in recession. I guess we were headed into recession. But the first -- I show up -- Dick Cheney and I are here, we get sworn in, in late January, and the first quarter of '01 is recession, or the beginnings of a recession. And then the attacks hurt us, and we had corporate scandals. But I think the world is beginning to see America will deal with corporate scandals in a tough way. It doesn't matter whether you're -- we will hold people to account. I believe, in criminal matters, that there has to be consequences for bad behavior, and clear consequences, and that's how you deter bad behavior. And our SEC and our prosecutors are moving quickly.
The war affected people. But we're overcoming that. It's not only good tax policy, but we've got to work on making sure Congress doesn't overspend, and that's tough. But I'm holding the line. We've done pretty good on our budget agreements, so far. We need better legal policy. I've been pushing tort reform at the national level on class action suits. All of which make it easier for people to kind of calculate risk when it comes to employing capital, which is the essence of promoting the entrepreneurial spirit.
Trade is a very important element. I'll be dealing -- real quickly -- I'm going to take a good look at the steel issue. The International Trade Commission made a ruling. It said our industry was being harmed by imports. I felt I had an obligation to take that report seriously, which I did. I imposed tariffs to see whether or not, to give the -- breathing room for the industry to restructure. I'm not analyzing the extent to which they restructured. Having said that, I am a fierce free trader. I believe in free trade. I know free trade is important between America and Great Britain. And I will continue to resist any protectionist tendencies here. In order for us to be free traders, however, we've got to enforce the rules of free trade. And I was doing so through the International Trade Commission's report.
Sorry I cut you off.
Q Not at all.
THE PRESIDENT: First Lady Bush is standing out there. We're getting ready to award the National Humanities Award here.
Q Many thanks.
THE PRESIDENT: See you over there.
END 10:02 A.M. EST


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Well, there you have it! Five apps I use almost daily to blog. I love sharing technology tips with you guys and hope those of you blogging find this post useful. Happy Friday and cheers to the weekend!
What are your favorite apps to use for blogging or social media planning?


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It is definitely possible, but it must have the ability to comprehend opportunities irrespective of marketplace behaviour. The market moves in relation to price BTC … So even supposing it's in a BTC tendency down can make money by buying the altcoins which are altcoin oversold trading ratios-BTC. Sure, your purchasing power in DOLLARS may be lower, but as long as your purchasing power in BTC is still growing you will be acceptable.
It was in the year 2008 when the first cryptocurrency was created. This was the digital currency referred to as Bitcoin. There are distinct from common currency we understand. This is because they're not controlled by any state or authorities. They do not go through any third party. It was a tremendous breakthrough in the means of exchange. It also brought huge remedies to the issues of identity theft online. Trades go through several celebrations as a means of creating trust, but now it truly is possible to create trust through creation of a sophisticated code by just one party.
Entrepreneurs in the cryptocurrency movement may be wise to research possibilities for making massive ammonts of money with various forms of online marketing.There could be a rich reward for anyone daring enough to endure the cryptocurrency marketplaces.Bitcoin architecture provides an instructive example of how one might make lots of money in the cryptocurrency marketplaces. Bitcoin is an amazing intellectual and technical achievement, and it's created an avalanche of editorial coverage and venture capital investment opportunities. But not many people understand that and lose out on quite successful business models made accessible as a result of growing use of blockchain technology.
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Mining cryptocurrencies is how new coins are put in circulation. Because there's no government control and crypto coins are digital, they cannot be printed or minted to produce more. The mining process is what makes more of the coin. It may be useful to think about the mining as joining a lottery group, the pros and cons are exactly the same. Mining crypto coins means you will get to keep the total benefits of your efforts, but this reduces your chances of being successful. Instead, joining a pool means that, overall, members are going to have higher chance of solving a block, but the reward will be divided between all members of the pool, according to the number of "shares" won.
If you are considering going it alone, it is worth noting the software settings for solo mining can be more complex than with a swimming pool, and beginners would be likely better take the latter course. This alternative also creates a secure flow of revenue, even if each payment is small compared to totally block the benefit.
Here is the trendiest thing about cryptocurrencies; they do not physically exist everywhere, not even on a hard drive. When you examine a specific address for a wallet containing a cryptocurrency, there is no digital information held in it, like in the exact same manner a bank could hold dollars in a bank account. It truly is only a representation of worth, but there's no genuine palpable type of that worth. Cryptocurrency wallets may not be confiscated or frozen or audited by the banks and the law. They do not have spending limits and withdrawal limitations enforced on them. No one but the person who owns the crypto wallet can decide how their wealth will be managed.
Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, LiteCoin, Ether, YOCoin, and many others have now been designed as a non-fiat currency. Put simply, its backers assert that there's "actual" value, even through there is absolutely no physical representation of that value. The value increases due to computing power, that is, is the only way to create new coins distributed by allocating CPU power via computer programs called miners. Miners create a block after a period of time that's worth an ever diminishing amount of currency or some kind of benefit so that you can ensure the deficit. Each coin includes many smaller components. For Bitcoin, each component is called a satoshi. Operations that take place during mining are just to authenticate other trades, such that both creates and authenticates itself, a simple and elegant alternative, which is among the appealing aspects of the coin. Once created, each Bitcoin (or 100 million satoshis) exists as a cipher, that is part of the block that gave rise to it. The blockchain is where the public record of all trades dwells. Most all cryptocurrencies function as Bitcoin does.
The fact that there's little evidence of any growth in the utilization of virtual money as a currency may be the reason why there are minimal efforts to regulate it. The reason for this could be merely that the market is too little for cryptocurrencies to warrant any regulatory effort. It's also possible the regulators simply don't comprehend the technology and its consequences, awaiting any developments to act.
In the case of the fully functioning cryptocurrency, it may also be exchanged as a commodity. Proponents of cryptocurrencies announce this form of online cash is not managed by way of a key banking system and is not thus subject to the whims of its inflation. Because there are a restricted amount of items, this money's importance is dependant on market forces, allowing entrepreneurs to business over cryptocurrency trades.
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Ethereum is an incredible cryptocurrency platform, yet, if growth is too fast, there may be some difficulties. If the platform is adopted immediately, Ethereum requests could improve dramatically, and at a rate that exceeds the rate with which the miners can create new coins. Under such a scenario, the entire stage of Ethereum could become destabilized due to the raising costs of running distributed programs. In turn, this could dampen interest Ethereum stage and ether. Instability of demand for ether can lead to an adverse change in the economical parameters of an Ethereum based company that could result in company being unable to continue to manage or to discontinue operation.
The physical Internet backbone that carries information between the different nodes of the network is currently the work of several companies called Internet service providers (ISPs), including companies that offer long distance pipelines, sometimes at the international level, regional local pipe, which ultimately joins in homes and businesses. The physical connection to the Internet can only happen through one of these ISPs, players like level 3, Cogent, and IBM AT&T. Each ISP manages its own network. Internet service providers Exchange IXPs, owned or private firms, and sometimes by Authorities, make for each of these networks to be interconnected or to transfer messages across the network. Many ISPs have arrangements with providers of physical Internet backbone providers to offer Internet service over their networks for "last mile"-consumers and companies who want to get Internet connectivity. Internet protocols, followed by everyone in the network makes it possible for the info to stream without interruption, in the appropriate area at the perfect time.
While none of these organizations "possesses" the Internet together these firms decide how it works, and recognized rules and standards that everyone remains. Contracts and legal framework that underlies all that is taking place to discover how things work and what happens if something bad happens. To get a domain name, for instance, one needs consent from a Registrar, which has a contract with ICANN. To connect to the Internet, your ISP must be physical contracts with providers of Internet backbone services, and suppliers have contracts with IXPs from the Internet backbone for connecting to and with her. Concern over security problems? A working group is formed to work with the problem and the solution developed and deployed is in the interest of all parties. If the Internet is down, you have someone to phone to get it fixed. If the difficulty is from your ISP, they in turn have contracts set up and service level agreements, which regulate the way in which these issues are solved.
The benefit of cryptocurrency is that it uses blockchain technology. The network of nodes the make up the blockchain isn't regulated by any centralized company. No one can tell the miners to upgrade, speed up, slow down, stop or do anything. And that is something that as a dedicated advocate badge of honor, and is identical to the way the Internet functions. But as you understand now, public Internet governance, normalities and rules that regulate how it works current constitutional difficulties to the user. Blockchain technology has none of that.
Many individuals prefer to use a currency deflation, notably those who need to save. Despite the criticism and skepticism, a cryptocurrency coin may be better suited for some applications than others. Fiscal solitude, for instance, is excellent for political activists, but more problematic when it comes to political campaign financing. We need a secure cryptocurrency for use in commerce; should you be living paycheck to paycheck, it'd take place as part of your wealth, with the rest earmarked for other currencies.
For most users of cryptocurrencies it isn't essential to understand how the procedure works in and of itself, but it is basically vital that you understand that there is a procedure for mining to create virtual money. Unlike monies as we know them today where Governments and banks can simply choose to print unlimited quantities (I 'm not saying they are doing thus, only one point), cryptocurrencies to be managed by users using a mining program, which solves the sophisticated algorithms to release blocks of monies that can enter into circulation.


Happy Pub Day Michelle Modesto, REVENGE AND THE WILD!
Happy Book Birthday to Michelle Modesto's totally, mind-blowingly awesome and unique, REVENGE AND THE WILD!
You can order REVENGE AND THE WILD (Balzer & Bray) at B&N, Amazon, and Indiebound, and review on Goodreads. You can also find Michelle on her website and on twitter.
Happy Pub Day to Last Year's Mistake!
Told in alternating sections, LAST YEAR'S MISTAKE is a charming and romantic debut about loving, leaving, and letting go.
Gina Ciocca:I've literally been writing since I knew how. In second and third grade, my friend Bridget and I would write stories about each other as the love interests to celebrity offspring during class and then swap notebooks to read them. They were long-winded and plotless, but so much fun! I can't ever remember a time when I didn't love books and the imaginary worlds they can take you to.
I absolutely can. It was Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson. My school used to give us a half an hour or so for quiet reading time, but when I read this book I was so absorbed in the imaginary forest kingdom that thirty minutes felt more like two. I can still remember blinking and looking around as the teacher told us to close our books. It had felt so real to me – the golden trees, the rope swinging over the creek – that I was actually disoriented upon finding myself back in a sterile, fluorescently lit classroom. It was the first time I realized words could create magic.
My other childhood storytelling heroes are probably very common for my generation: Ann M. Martin's BABYSITTERS CLUB Series (I was totally Mary Anne), Francine Pascal's SWEET VALLEY TWINS series, Lucy Maude Montgomery's ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, and anything by Christopher Pike.
I wanted to be an author my entire life, but I didn't write my first book until I was almost 30, despite all my bookish obsessions and the fact that I had a BA in English. The latter was probably part of the problem – I had no idea what to do with my degree, and writing so much for school sort of burned me out. Once I graduated, I took an office job that had absolutely nothing to do with what I'd studied – or loved. I didn't read or write for ages. As a result, I was pretty miserable, but it took me a long time to make the connection. I thought I was unhappy because I worked long hours for terrible pay in a place where I was over-utilized and underappreciated (which didn't help!). Things got a little easier when I changed jobs in 2004, but it wasn't until I suffered a miscarriage in 2009 that I took a step back and reevaluated my life a bit. Then a light bulb went off: I'd abandoned my outlet, and I needed to get back to doing what made me happy. I decided I was finally going to write a novel.
When I did, it was truly a rookie mess. 96,000 words, and at least 25,000 of them completely unnecessary. But I had no clue; I was just so proud of myself for finally seeing a concept through from beginning to end. Unsurprisingly, this was not the novel that got my foot in the door. But it *was* the one that broke me in, that introduced me to the online writing community, and that helped me find friends and critique partners that I treasure to this day.
It was hard, though due in large part to how green I was when I started querying, and the fact that I was querying a novel that didn't fit in anywhere. It was about college-age girls, which I had no idea was not considered YA when I wrote it, and New Adult was not yet a thing. It was also paranormal in the post-Twilight era, which meant most agents ran screaming from it.
Querying LAST YEAR'S MISTAKE was totally different. I was older and wiser, had a lot more research and experience under my belt, and knew I had a marketable story. Agent responses started off slow, but once I revised my query and started entering contests, the requests really poured in. I think I had 14 or 15 agents request material, and two offers of representation. I chose John Cusick because I loved his editorial suggestions and felt they'd make the story stronger, and because he was so genuinely enthusiastic about the manuscript. The rest is history.
I used to write in my down time at work, but since I had my son in August 2013, I'm now a stay-at-home mom. Some people might think this makes it easier to write. They are wrong. My son cried constantly when he was first born, and I didn't have time to shower, let alone write. Now, thank goodness, he's mellowed out enough that I can write during his naps and after he goes to bed. Early morning and post-sunset are my time for my other kids – my stories.
Inspiration comes from everywhere: dreams, memories, people, places, songs. If one of those things makes me feel a certain way, I live for the challenge of trying to replicate it in a novel.
I have two finished manuscripts, the newest of which is a YA Contemporary that was ridiculously fun to write. The other is a YA psychological thriller that I'm currently revising, and I'm also converting a YA romance novella into a full-length novel. My writing cup runneth over, and I love it!
I would kill to have dinner with V.C. Andrews. She passed away in the 80's, but I bow to her ability to write the dark and twisted. One of these days I'm going to get brave and do a re-imagining of FLOWERS IN THE ATTIC. And as I serve her wine at my dinner party, I'll ask her to tell me on DL if she despised the ghost writer they hired after her death as much as I did.
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Mary DeMuth is the author of thirty-six books. But it's the story behind why she started writing and how the Lord used the process to heal her that will fascinate you. Mary shares her story of sexual abuse as a child, her chaotic home, and knowing nothing of God beyond swear words. When she found Jesus, he used the writing process to bring her to joy. Today, Mary explains how that process worked and the advocate she is becoming for victims of abuse. Her joy is hard won and beautiful as a result. I know you will be changed by her story!
Please listen and share Mary's story.
The Lord used the bent that he made me to be the avenue of healing.
An untold story never heals.
You will heal in waves and layers.
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Hong Kong's 10 best Champagne bars
Flora Schmelzer
Though we often think of Champagne as something to drink whenever there's a celebration, the fact of the matter is that there's never a bad time to enjoy a cold, crisp glass of bubbly. Indeed, a fine Champagne turns any night into a celebration, and that's what life is all about. We've found the best bubbly spots in Hong Kong, who not only do Champagne well, but also get high marks for ambience.
The Champagne Bar at the Grand Hyatt
The Champagne Bar's iconic round bar.
The Champagne Bar at the Grand Hyatt is home to the most impressive selection of Champagne in Hong Kong, housed inside one of the city's grandest settings. The iconic round bar offers live jazz, cabaret and blues music. We recommend trying the Marguet Pere et Fils Blanc de Noir (HK$220), R&L Legras Blanc de Blancs 2005 (HK$290) or Serveux Cuvee Meaner (HK$300).
The Champagne Bar, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, +852 2584 772, hongkong.grand.hyattrestaurants.com/champagnebar
Champagne Gallery
Drink Champagne at the iconic Hullet House in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Hong Kong's iconic heritage hotel, Hullett House, is home to the glamorous Champagne Gallery. The beautiful interiors mirror the style of a French maison with white walls, dark wooden floors, chandeliers and an original fireplace. They feature an extensive list of drinks that includes Champagne from world-famous producers such as G.H. Mumm and Perrier-Jouët (HK$5,500 per bottle), as well as Champagne cocktails. We love the Clever Girl, made from sake, Calpis, strawberry, white peach and Mumm Brut Champagne.
Champagne Gallery, Hullet House, 1881 Heritage, 2A Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 3988 0000, hulletthouse.com
Maison Eight – Le Club 1829
With a beautiful ceiling and view, Maison Eight keeps it classy and sophisticated.
Maison Eight is home to the world's first Bollinger Champagne room, Le Club 1829. It's an exclusive private room that's perfect for birthdays, private dinners or Champagne parties. Featuring a stunning view of the harbour, this is an ideal spot to enjoy an intimate glass of Champagne surrounded by your nearest and dearest.
Maison Eight, 21/F, 8 Observatory Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong +852 2388 8160, maisoneight.com
Épure
The wine selection at Épure.
Épure's lovely alfresco terrace is the perfect place to unwind for the evening. Serving only the finest French fare and wines, the restaurant's Champagnes include Dalloyau Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru (HK$150 a glass) and Dalloyau Brut Rosé (HK$180 a glass). Pair this with their signature French cheese platter (HK$138 for three different cheeses) and shucked-to-order French oysters (HK$268) with lemon-and-shallot vinegar.
Épure, Shop 403, 4/F, Ocean Centre, 17 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, +852 3185 8338, epure.hk
The beautifully styled Club Lounge with a view of the Hong Kong skyline at Cé La Vi.
Located in the heart of Lan Kwai Kong, Cé La Vi quickly became one of the Hong Kong's hottest nightlife destinations after its opening last August. Its cellars contain a meticulously curated wine and Champagne selection with exceptional choices, including large format bottles such as a 1500-ml Louis Roederer Brut Premier (HK$2,998) and a 6,000-ml Cristal (HK$88,000), ideal to enjoy with a group of friends while accompanied by a 360-degree stunning view of Hong Kong at the beautifully styled Club Lounge and Sky Bar.
Cé La Vi Hong Kong, 25/F, California Tower, 32 D'Aguilar Street, Central, Hong Kong, +852 3700 2300, hk.celavi.com
Veuve Clicquot Sunset Lounge
Veuve Clicquot Sunset Lounge with private cabanas.
Tucked away in a hidden rooftop terrace on the 118th floor is the Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong's Veuve Clicquot Sunset Lounge. For HK$1650, you can indulge in a whole bottle of Veuve Clicquot Rich (a new Champagne designed to be served on ice) with a choice of two accompanying ingredients: cucumber, grapefruit peel, bell peppers or Earl Grey tea. There are only a handful of private cabanas available here, so book well in advance.
The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, 118/F, International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 2263 2263, ritzcarlton.com
The Champagne Bar at Mira Moon Hotel
A chic atmosphere and free flow Champagne.
The Champagne Bar at Mira Moon Hotel in Causeway Bay is well-known for its free-flow Champagne deals. Currently on offer is a two-hour free flow of the finest bubbly from 6pm daily. This includes a choice of Charles du Roy Brut NV (HK$295), Moet & Chandon Imperial (HK$315) or Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label (HK$325). In an intimate, modern space facing Victoria Harbour, The Champagne Bar is the perfect place for a catch-up with friends.
The Champagne Bar, 5/F, 388 Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, +852 2643 8875, miramoonhotel.com
You won't be running out of champagne at Cabana.
For those who want to escape the city life, head to Repulse Bay for Cabana's Japanese-style onsens. This 10,000-square-foot outdoor rooftop terrace is furnished with private cabins, lounge beds and hot tubs. Overlooking Repulse Bay's beach, this is the place for sunset Champagne parties as you dance the night away to a live DJ.
Cabana, Lobby A Rooftop, The Pulse, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, +852 2889 5939, cabana.hk
Club XIII
The Ace of Spades is one of the world's most exclusive Champagnes.
Club XIII has their own custom-label Champagne from the Ace of Spade vineyard, and it's presented in a dazzling gold bottle. Had a few too many bottles? Don't worry. Club XIII has their own on-demand limousine service to take your home in style.
Club XIII, 13/F, 18 On Lan Street, Central, Hong Kong, +852 9552 1135, facebook.com/ClubXIIIHK
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon
Sit on the lavish red velvet seats and choose from over 100 Champagnes.
Awarded three Michelin stars for five consecutive years, L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon offers over 100 bottles of exquisite Champagne that ranges from Dom Perigean Enothèque Vintage 1985 (HK$14,000) to Krug Clos d'Ambonnay 1995 (HK$34,000). Given the high-calibre cooking, this is the perfect spot for Champagne and food enthusiasts alike.
L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Shop 315, Landmark Atrium, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2166 9000, robuchon.hk
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The Champagne Bar
Le Club 1829

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify on the witness stand later this month, a rare and high-profile courtroom appearance as his company defends a controversial plan to give shareholders non-voting stock.
Zuckerberg is scheduled to publicly testify in Delaware Chancery court on September 26, 2017, officially kicking off a trial that is also expected to include testimonies by Facebook board members Marc Andreessen, Erskine Bowles, Susan Desmond-Hellmann, and Peter Thiel.
The testimony will mark only the second time that the 33-year old Facebook cofounder, ranked the world's 5th richest person by Forbes, testifies in public court.
Originally filed in April 2016, the class action lawsuit seeks to block Zuckerberg's plan to reclassify Facebook's stock structure and create a new class of non-voting shares. The proposed issuing of non-voting, Class-C shares would concentrate Zuckerberg's majority voting rights even as he sells his holdings over time to fund his philanthropic efforts.
So far, the lawsuit's discovery process has surfaced controversial text messages between Zuckerberg and Facebook board member Marc Andreessen, who the plaintiffs have accused of surreptitiously coaching Zuckerberg through a negotiation process with a special committee to win board approval for the stock change.
Another revelation from the discovery process was that Zuckerberg has seriously considered holding some form of public office. Facebook's reclassification proposal included a clause that would let Zuckerberg serve indefinitely in public office while still maintaining control of the company.
The lead lawyer representing shareholders in the lawsuit, Stuart Grant, told Business Insider in an interview Friday that Zuckerberg's proposal does a disservice to investors by devaluing their shares and divorcing the CEO's economic interests from his majority voting rights.
In 2015, Zuckerberg created a philanthropic fund called the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative with his wife Priscilla Chan as a vehicle to give away his roughly $70 billion fortune, the vast majority of which is made up of Facebook stock. The Facebook founder then started a campaign-like tour of the US in 2017 as a way to "get out and talk to more people about how they're living, working and thinking about the future."
Zuckerberg's increased philanthropic efforts and apparent interest in public service are reasons to question whether he should maintain voting control of Facebook even as he sells his holdings, according to Grant.
"The question is how long is he going to be the full-time CEO of Facebook?" he said. "He's got so many other interests, will he pursue those?"
Facebook's proposed stock reclassification is pending the outcome of the lawsuit.
When asked for comment on the trial Friday, a Facebook spokesperson said the company is "confident that the special committee engaged in a thorough and fair process to negotiate a proposal in the best interests of Facebook and its shareholders."
Zuckerberg's first time on the witness stand was earlier this year for the lawsuit brought by game maker ZeniMax accusing Facebook's Oculus VR subsidiary of using stolen technology. Facebook was ordered to pay $500 million in damages in that suit, and is currently appealing the decision.


There was no superior time for you to be a admirer of the world juniors live stream! Positive, 422 games have already been canceled thus far. Guaranteed, the two sides negotiating the new CBA have poisoned the properly of compromise so terribly which the poor blood is certain to carry in to the upcoming CBA negotiation. Positive, your wintry Saturday nights will appear listless and lengthy. But persons are not thinking about the major advantage that has emerged from this total ordeal; the typical NHL player and operator haven't been extra respectful or empathetic toward the normal admirer. They're going to inform you so on their own. And they will fight tooth and nail to produce positive that as self-indulgent and harming as this lockout seems, it truly is all for that greater good, and it's unquestionably not their fault. And we must always all just sit back and luxuriate in the ride.
Take into account the homeowners. Gary Bettman has continually produced us blush by telling us the NHL has the 'best lovers on the planet.' It's why most of us came back following the past lockout, he tells us. How are you going to argue with that? Supporters in Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton all arrived again in droves to see their hockey groups. The point that you could potentially rename the Toronto Maple Leafs the Toronto Festering Sores, provide Soylent Canines in the concessions, and participate in very little but Kenny G over the PA between whistles and other people during the Huge Smoke would even now be stepping about their own individual mothers to obtain tickets I am absolutely sure is usually neglected. Judging from the caliber of hockey normally played for the ACC, the Leafs happen to be attempting to give supporters a very good cause to not arrive the rink for many years prior to the lockout, and but they preserve returning. It is the same with each of the Canadian groups. Even though they are undesirable, they even now draw supporters. So we're the most effective enthusiasts on the earth! We expect very little from our groups, as well as in return give finish, unreserved assistance. That's what Gary is referring to. That is why it cannot be instructed which the league is benefiting from this deep national character flaw. Not to mention if the fans up right here exactly where hockey is religion will usually masochistically come back for additional, then the fans in the US exactly where hockey is still in its infancy in several sites… well the enthusiasts will just take their guide from us Canucks, and may generally occur back again. Trigger those groups are literally successful. In accordance with ESPN.com, The brand new Jersey Devils, Stanley Cup finalists very last spring, winner of 3 within the previous fifteen several years, and all-around model organization sold on ordinary 87.4% of their seats for each activity past calendar year, including corporate seats. Looks as if a strong amount, apart from once you look at a sport on television, and find out which the seats could have been marketed, but they are certainly not stuffed. Company seats are generally offered no cost to clientele, or staff members. Seemingly you will discover merely not ample folks who want to occur see a consummate NHL team and franchise even at no cost. Phoenix was previous during the league in attendance, selling considerably less only 72% in their tickets, regardless of Gary's insistence that the marketplace is viable, the franchise is thriving, as well as possession is good. The city of Glendale, the supreme courtroom of Arizona, and even the team's hitherto unflappable captain Shane Doan never seem as convinced, but what do they know? They don't get to the touch the Stanley Cup every time they want.
Gary also will inform you the league is around the exact webpage with its enthusiasts. They are remaining transparent, and share our stress together with the entitled gamers who do not recognize the realities of the current circumstance. When Bettman was questioned concerning the most recent proposal with the NHLPA, he sounded off authoritatively, and showed just how in touch he's. "Hopefully there'll happen to be some momentum from today's session that we can easily establish off of to hopefully convey this process to a prosperous conclusion," Bettman explained on Wednesday. Goosebumps. The effective summary he's talking about is of course the invention of an NHL time device, to ensure that he and Boy Marvel Bill Daly can journey again, hop while in the Bett-mobile and alert his former self from the impending lack of 422 frequent period games at a important minute to the league amidst economic uncertainty not seen in 20 many years. That need to be what he is speaking about, since that may be pretty significantly the one situation that could represent a 'successful conclusion.' As it is, especially for the fans, there is certainly no such point to be a 'successful conclusion', even though hockey commenced again tomorrow. But Gary is aware of that, he is a lawyer.


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Sudhir Chaudhary Salary and Net Worth 2023
November 20, 2020 Janet Khoury 0 Comments India, Journalist, Marathi channels, Muzaffarpur, Net Worth, Ramnath Goenka Award, Salary, Sudhir Chaudhary, Zee News
Sudhir Chaudhary is a successful and famous Indian journalist. He is considered one of the best and highest-paid Hindi TV journalists of India. He is currently working as the Editor-in-Chief of the English news channel Zee News and the Business channel Zee Business.
During his 20-year career, he changed several famous Hindi and Marathi channels. He has vast experience in journalism and is considered a top expert in this field, which has brought him many good projects and money. For many young people in India who want to work in journalism, this man is a role model. The DNA show, his show, has been the number one on television for years and a format that is gladly watched.
He is one of India's most famous media personalities and has been present in the media since the 90s. This year, he raised dust with a scandal when the FIR sued him for hurting the Muslim community's religious sentiments. It is not the first scandal in which this presenter has been involved, as in 2012, he was charged along with his colleague with extortion.
Sudhir Chaudhary was born on June 7, 1974, and raised in Muzaffarpur, Bihar in India. He is a very successful man in the business world who is also a news anchor and editor.
Sudhir graduated from Delhi University and completed his graduation in Bachelor of Arts. After this University, he enrolled in the Indian Institute of Mass Communication and earned his Diploma degree in Journalism.
Sudhir Chaudhary is married to Niti Chaudhary, and they have one son. He weighs about 70 Kgs, and he is 5 feet and 8 inches tall, and his skin color and eyes are black. His zodiac sign is Gemini.
Source: dnaindia.com
Sudhir Chaudhary began his career in 1993 with Zee News, just when this channel was founded. His popularity began when he covered the topics of the Kargil War and the 2001 Indian Parliament attack. These topics were very topical, and he brought them to the viewers in the right way.
His media channel Zee News is part of the great Sahara group. He was also a part of Live India as Editor in Chief for a short time. It was before Zee News again in 2012. According to media research, he is in the top 5 highest paid Indian TV journalists.
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Among the many awards, Sudhir Chaudhary won a Ramnath Goenka Award for transcendence in Journalism in the "Hindi broadcast" category for 2013. He also won an award for an interview he won with a friend College of the Delhi December 16 gang-rape sufferer.
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Mashup 20 Dec 2021
Snap launches Story Studio
Editing is getting a glow up on Snapchat, with the launch of Story Studio, a standalone video editing app aimed at giving creators more precise editing control. Creators will also be allowed to add elements like text, trending audio, and AR lenses to their vertical videos. Snap says that the feature has been 'built alongside creators', ideal for those using the platform's TikTok equivalent, Spotlight. Since the launch of Spotlight last November, the company has paid out more than $250 million to 12,000 creators. Now that's a lot of lolly.
You can now preview voice messages on WhatsApp
Got a bad case of word vomit? We've all sent the occasional rambling voice message but now WhatsApp users can listen back to their musings before hitting the send button. The option to preview a voice message appears after you press the stop button to finish a recording. This isn't the first addition to come to voice messaging on the app, with the ability to adjust the playback speed of voice notes during listening unveiled earlier this year.
TikTok takes a new approach to its 'For You' page
TikTok's 'For You' page (FYP) is having a little rejig, with the platform changing the pages algorithm to prevent users from seeing videos that could be harmful when viewed in clusters. This is content related to topics such as extreme dieting, sadness, break-ups, etc. The platform said the current algorithm "doesn't fit with the diverse discovery experience we aim to create", with new changes expected to be implemented over the coming months. The app also unveiled new camera and editing features, including an update to its popular Green Screen effect, which will now support GIFs.
Instagram rolls out 'Profile Embed'
Instagram is branching out, allowing users to embed a miniature version of their profile into a website, blog or portfolio. Currently only available in the US, the feature allows users to showcase their Instagram content in a location other than the app. The platform has also unveiled a new feature that allows users to prevent others from embedding their images. This comes following several complaints from the American Society of Media Photography, who claim there is a rampant problem of third parties using the embedding feature to bypass copyright protections.
TikTok launches TikTok Kitchens
There's been some pretty delicious dishes cooked up on TikTok, and now users can get a taste of some of the viral content on the platform. The app is partnering with Virtual Dining Concepts (VDC) to launch TikTok kitchens, a delivery service that will cook up some of the most popular recipes on the app, such as feta pasta or corn ribs. TikTok and VDC plan on opening around 300 locations across the US to begin with, operating out of existing restaurants, with plans to expand to 1000 restaurants by the end of 2022. Bon Appetit!
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4.The one who always plans an outing. Movies ani, restaurants ani parties ani asalu ilantivi anni first start chestundi and baga plan chestaru kuda.
5.The one who is silent, but know everything. Chudadaniki chala silent ga untaru, but vellaku anne telusu and inner feeling ki outer ki asalu sambandam undadu annamata. 6.The one who always read. Vellu first bench student and chaduvula bidda annamata. Vellaki books eh prapancham.


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Koda Kumi – Bon Voyage
February 23, 2014 at 10:34 AM | Posted in Koda Kumi | 1 Comment
1. Introduction ~Bon Voyage~
2. SHOW ME YOUR HOLLA
3. LOADED feat. Sean Paul
4. Winner Girls
5. Imagine
6. Koishikute
7. LALALALALA
8. Let's show tonight
9. Interlude ~Bon Voyage~
10. TOUCH DOWN
11. CRANK THA BASS feat. OVDS
12. LOL
13. Go to the top
14. Dreaming Now!
15. On Your Side
16. U KNOW
Bon Voyage is the eleventh studio album by Japanese singer Koda Kumi, released on February 26, 2014. The album came in four editions: a regular CD+DVD edition, a regular CD+Blu-ray edition, a regular CD only edition, and a limited Fan Club CD+ LIVE DVD edition.
Introduction ~Bon Voyage~ starts off with some sea shore sounds after which a very catchy dance beat follows with some hiphop influences mixed in. It's just an introduction but I think this one is very sexy and I definitely enjoy the sound of it. It's better than the introduction to JAPONESQUE or any other album.
As soon as I saw the PV for SHOW ME YOUR HOLLA and heard the song, I was completely sold. This song is way too short for me to fully enjoy it to the max, so I'd like to play this one on repeat to be honest. I love how this song is both sexy and quircky with its brassy undertone, while continuing the feeling that the introduction has. Kuu's vocals fit the sassy and confident ambience that rules this song. One of my absolute favorites.
LOADED is a collaboration with Sean Paul, something I definitely didn't see coming. But then again this just needed to happen because Kuu and Sean Paul complement each other perfectly when it comes to musical style. The track is a very nice uptempo pop tune with some amazingly catchy hooks and perfect vocals. It has so much to enjoy for anyone who has been a long time Koda Kumi fan, and the addition of Sean Paul's smooth vocals is just pure perfection. I totally love this track.
The next new song (wow, so many new songs on this album) is Winner Girls, and after some pop/R&B inspired tracks this track with pop/dance influences spices things up in a totally different way. For a Kuu song, this one may come off as quite generic, but her vocals are top notch because she doesn't hold back on the fierce tone she sometimes has.
Imagine marks the first ballad on the album, and it's a ballad with a nice R&B ambience when it comes to the background beat. The piano takes the lead, something I needed to hear at this point on the album. I was already expecting this song to be a ballad since that's almost always the case on Kuu's albums, but this track has some spice to it. The male background vocals are nice for a change, I think Kuu finally released a ballad that doesn't sound too much like something she has done before.
Ah, Koishikute, it has been a while. I was quite surprised to see this song on the tracklist, but still it fits. I always thought this wasn't Kuu's most original ballad ever, but the way the beautiful acoustic arrangement eventually builds up always touched me in some way. This song is the first one on the album that shows the other side of her vocals, the more vulnerable and emotional side instead of the sassy stuff. Because of that, I'd still like to say this song is a recommendation.
LALALALALA is the second single we encounter on the album and it has been one of my favorite songs over the summer of 2013, it just has that fantastic summery feel you can't get out of your head. The aggressive and rocky ambience in the song brings another exciting side of Kuu to the album, and if you ask me these pop/rock songs have always done her good. This kicks some serious ass.
Do we get two interludes right behind each other…? I would have loved Let's show tonight to be a full length song since it has such an exciting burlesque sound. I'd love Kuu to release a full length version, this was just too catchy to be only one and a half minutes long!
Interlude ~Bon Voyage~ picks up where the introduction left off by including even more deep beats and electronic influences. Turn this into a full length as well please, make this another 'Black Cherry'-ish song.
TOUCH DOWN is perfect behind the interlude, and in this context I can appreciate it so much more than I did when I heard it on her summer single. When compared to LALALALALA, it's very laid back and therefore I thought it was more boring. But now the deep and sexy synths and beats come fully to the front and I find myself falling in love at second sound.
After a bit of a weird introduction, CRANK THA BASS feat OVDS surprised me a lot by not only including a big fat bass in the background, but also a lot of electric guitars to make it a little rocky. Kuu takes her quirckiness to the next level with this amazing track, it's so weird in a positive way. I loved OVDS's raps, I don't know who he is but he definitely knows how to spit it. Great combination of rock and house music.
Ofcourse Kuu had to be the next artist to release a song called LOL, and to be honest I really was 'LOL' when I heard her sing "HAHAHA laughing out louuud", what the heck was THAT. I guess this album has its fair share of songs that shouldn't be taken too seriously. Still, it seems as if Kuu has improved her English, or it could just be the way she sings her lyrics. Anyway, it was actually bearable for once! Funny and catchy, oh well, I'll just go with it.
Go to the top is another song I have been missing for quite a while, in fact, this one is even older than Koishikute. But it's a very special song indeed, since it's her comeback single after her pregnancy. I remember loving the musical mix in the arrangement very much since it combines rock, dance and even some dubstep. Kuu displays some fierce vocals, showing the world that she hasn't lost her groove. An amazing song and it couldn't have been in a better spot on the tracklist.
From the oldest to the newest single, Dreaming Now! continues the uptempo portion of the album. Even though I still can't get over the words 'I wanna dreaming now', Kuu manages to keep up with the musical style that has been popular lately. Deep beats, many synths and a dubstep drop in the bridge, this song has everything to make it memorable and even a little addictive.
On Your Side is a fairly short track at only three minutes and by now I was expecting another ballad, but it isn't. Funny enough, this track is midtempo with a kind of smooth vibe that puts the focus on synths. This track is quite okay, but it would've been even better if more melody was present in the chorus, that just feels a little empty this way. Other than that, borderline filler.
Closing the album, U KNOW continues the sling of uptempo tracks that rules the second half of the album (of not the entire album), and this is so much better than On Your Side. Being a real club banger, this is Kuu at her best. Synths, deep beats, electronic vibes and Kuu's amazing vocal range. This track just breathes fire, its hot and it has an amazingly good flow. The catchy chorus is bound to stay in your head the entire day. Great way to end the album.
I was so excited for Bon Voyage and I got so much more than I thought I would get. When JAPONESQUE was released, I was sold completely and I have listened to that album a LOT. Now, this follow-up album has taken its place and I am going to play this album on repeat for days. It's uptempo with a lot of fun and catchy songs, showing yet another side of Kumi. Definitely on its way to becoming one of the best album of 2014 already!
Favorite tracks: SHOW ME YOUR HOLLA | LOADED feat. Sean Paul | Imagine | Koishikute | LALALALALA | Let's show tonight | TOUCH DOWN | CRANK THA BASS feat OVDS | Go to the top | Dreaming Now! | U KNOW
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This entry is more personal than most I plan to post on here. I wanted to write not only about a great film about a great photographer, but also to think about how the work of one journalist can inspire another.
I was not expecting the parcel, but I thought I recognized the handwriting.
It was from a friend who had posted on social media earlier that week that he had been to a book signing. The parcel contained a book of Don McCullin's photographs. It was inscribed to me. I was so pleased.
In 1992, back from my first experience of reporting on armed conflict – the civil war in Georgia at the beginning of that year – I bought McCullin's autobiography Unreasonable Behaviour. For more than two decades, I have treasured it.
His account of his experiences made such an impression on me that I even considered giving up my career as a TV journalist, and retraining as a photographer.
I stuck with TV because it was getting me to the places – the Caucasus and the Middle East – where I wanted to go then.
Don McCullin's work has for me an enduring power. For years, on the walls of various flats where I lived around the world, I had a poster of his picture of a 'shell-shocked' U.S. Marine. You can see a detail of it here, on a Guardian review of a recent exhibition.
I could not wait to see the recent documentary about McCullin's life, directed by Jacqui Morris. I was disappointed to miss it during its brief time in the cinema here in London. I finally saw it this week. At the time of writing, you can still watch it on BBC iPlayer if you're in the UK.
I was blown away. It was inspiring and heartbreaking by turn. Although famous for his silent images, McCullin is rewardingly articulate. He is also disarmingly honest.
Many of us who have reported on conflict might suspect this about our own work; few would have thought Don McCullin would say it of his. It may seem that way to him. It does not to the rest of us.
Then there are the personal elements. Compared to Don McCullin, I have just tiptoed around the edge of reporting on armed conflict – yet I recognized the feeling of compulsion he described (even if I had it in much lower doses than he), and the cost to family and relationships. I have lost count of the number of times I have been with a group of colleagues, and realized that more than half the company was divorced.
He understands humanity in the midst of what he calls in Vietnam, 'total madness and insanity'. The only picture he admits to preparing is one where he rearranged the few remaining possessions of a Vietcong soldier after he had been robbed as he lay dead.
The result is a Vietnam version of Keith Douglas' Second World War poem Vergissmeinnicht, remade in a photograph.
Watch the film, see the picture, and hear McCullin speak about it.
Countless thousands of words have been written about why journalists want to report on war. It is a question many frequently ask themselves. McCullin – the photographer, and the film – give the answer.
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According to ESPNU's Bracketbusters website, the pairings will be released tomorrow for the 10th annual three day event. This season BracketBusters has increased its number of teams from 114 to 142. This makes it incredibly difficult to guess who Appalachian might be matched up against. There are only 13 games that will be televised either by ESPN, ESPN2 or online by ESPN3. I have no doubts in my mind that Appalachian will not be in one of those televised games. In the past, those teams that are not selected for a televised game will normally be paired according to overall record and geographic proximity to each other. Below I have compiled a list of 12 teams that I think Appalachian could be matched up with in random order.
Remember, the team that Appalachian hosts this year, they will play on the road later in 2012 as part of the 2012-2013 season. In the past, geography has played a major key in this game when Appalachian's record was right around .500, like it is this season. Appalachian's most heralded appearance in this event was a victory in 2007 over Wichita State. Since, Appalachian has played Niagra (2008), Winthrop (2009), Tennessee Tech (2010) and High Point (2011). I have seen two websites projecting UC-Davis and Central Arkansas as possible opponents. If I had to narrow my list to three teams from the above list, I would choose James Madison, Liberty & UNC-Wilmington.
After all the prognosticating, I was dead wrong and not even close to predicting Appalachian's Bracketbuster opponent. I discounted all teams that Appalachian had ever played in the event, which in the end, was the absolute wrong approach. It has become obvious over the years, when out of conference teams are matched up for FCS football playoffs or Bracketbusters, the powers that be love to matchup the Southern Conference and the Big South. Appalachian drew the Winthrop Bulldogs for a 2pm tipoff on February 18th in Boone. Appalachian lost the actual BracketBuster game in Rock Hill in 2009, but returned the favor the following season in Boone with a nineteen point victory.


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W. A. Roberts, commonly known as Bogie Roberts, was a footballer who played in nine league matches for Newton Heath in 1899. He signed for the club in April 1897, but had to wait almost two years for his league debut; after scoring at home to Darwen in the first round of the Lancashire Senior Cup on 19 December 1898, he started at outside left away to Loughborough on 18 February 1899. He then scored on his next appearance – away to Small Heath on 25 February. Despite the goal, he was dropped from the side for the next game, a 3–0 defeat away to Grimsby Town on 4 March, but returned two weeks later for a 2–1 home defeat to New Brighton Tower. Nevertheless, he made no further appearances before the end of the season.

Roberts returned to the first-team for the fourth game of the 1899–1900 season, away to Burton Swifts on 23 September 1899, and retained his place for the away game against Sheffield Wednesday the following week, before switching to outside right for the 1–0 win over Lincoln City on 7 October. He then missed the 1–0 away defeat to Small Heath on 14 October, before returning to his outside left position for a 2–1 win at home to New Brighton Tower on 21 October. Roberts' FA Cup debut came the following week, as he played away to South Shore in the first qualifying round on 28 October 1899, but the Heathens lost 3–1. He scored his second goal for Newton Heath in the team's next league match: a 2–0 home win over Woolwich Arsenal on 4 November. However, he only made one more appearance for Newton Heath: a 2–1 away defeat to Chesterfield six weeks later on 23 December 1899.

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