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VC and the Primary Science Quality Mark™
The National Space Centre (NSC) in Leicester is a Janet VC content provider. It provides sessions about the Solar System, Earth,Sun and Moon, E-Missions and Living and Working in Space via video conference for students aged 5 - 16 all over the UK and internationally. This means that schools can link directly to the NSC via a secure and interoperable video connection at anytime from anywhere.
The Primary Science Quality Mark™ (PSQM) is a joint project led by the Association for Science Education, the national network of Science Learning Centres, and Barnet Local Authority. The PSQM is an international award scheme to develop and celebrate the quality of science teaching and learning in primary schools. Schools can achieve bronze, silver and gold awards. Schools gain certification for PSQM within a 6 - 9 month period. In this time period they are required to complete a self review, write an action plan, collect evidence and write critical reflections against 13 different criteria all aimed to build a framework to support and improve teaching and learning in primary science. Click here to see see the PSQM criteria.
Parklands Junior School (PJS) in the London Borough of Havering are currently applying for a silver award. Similar to many other primary schools across the UK they find it difficult to find and afford to bring specialist scientists into their classrooms. Therefore, the science subject leader at Parklands Juniors, Janice Denham, decided to arrange a video conference with the NCS with the theme of "Ask the Expert". Through doing this Jan was able to meet PSQM criteria B3, C1, C3 and D2 all of which aim to maximise learning opportunities and engage and motivate pupils learning through science.
The pupils had many questions to ask about space during the hour long conference. For example: How do astronauts put on their space suits? What types of stars are there in our solar system? What types of food do astronauts eat? Chris Darby, Education Manager, at the NSC led the session via a live video link from 120 miles away to the Year 6 pupils who sat in their classroom in Romford. He shared images and video clips via video link to support facts and theories to answer questions that the pupils had prepared to ask him.
Jan Denham class teacher and science subject leader at PJS quoted: Linking via video conference to the NSC meant that my pupils were able to meet a space expert whilst still being in their classroom. It would have taken a lot of my time to prepare and plan for a school visit to the Midlands and it would have been very expensive for the school to fund the visit. We saved time and money through making this video link and we have met many of the criteria for the PSQM along the way. The VC also means that the questions my pupils had about space were answered immediately by an expert on an one to one basis helping broaden their knowledge and understanding of space.
The National Space centre uses VC regularly via the Janet VC Services to reach out to schools that are unable to visit the centre due to the costs involved with travel. Chris Darby said: By linking via VC to the NSC all schools can experience meeting an space expert where ever they are located in the country.
Click here to find out more about VC opportunities with the NSC.
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Achieving the Malaria Millennium Development Goal Target: Reversing the Incidence of Malaria 2000–2015
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WHO/UNICEF report: Malaria MDG target achieved amid sharp drop in cases and mortality, but 3 billion people remain at risk
LONDON, 17 September 2015 – Malaria death rates have plunged by 60 per cent since 2000, translating into 6.2 million lives saved, the vast majority of them children, according to a joint WHO-UNICEF report released today.
The report – Achieving the Malaria Millennium Development Goal Target – shows that the malaria MDG target to "have halted and begun to reverse the incidence" of malaria by 2015, has been met "convincingly", with new malaria cases dropping by 37 per cent in 15 years.
"Global malaria control is one of the great public health success stories of the past 15 years," said Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General of WHO. "It's a sign that our strategies are on target, and that we can beat this ancient killer, which still claims hundreds of thousands of lives, mostly children, each year."
An increasing number of countries are on the verge of eliminating malaria. In 2014, 13 countries reported zero cases of the disease and 6 countries reported fewer than 10 cases. The fastest decreases were seen in the Caucasus and Central Asia, which reported zero cases in 2014, and in Eastern Asia.
Journey not over
Despite tremendous progress, malaria remains an acute public health problem in many regions. In 2015 alone, there were an estimated 214 million new cases of malaria, and approximately 438,000 people died of this preventable and treatable disease. About 3.2 billion people – almost half of the world's population – are at risk of malaria.
Some countries continue to carry a disproportionately high share of the global malaria burden. Fifteen countries, mainly in sub-Saharan Africa, accounted for 80 per cent of malaria cases and 78 per cent of deaths globally in 2015.
Children under 5 account for more than two-thirds of all deaths associated with malaria. Between 2000 and 2015, the under-5 malaria death rate fell by 65 per cent or an estimated 5.9 million child lives saved.
"Malaria kills mostly young children, especially those living in the poorest and most remote places. So the best way to celebrate global progress in the fight against it is to recommit ourselves to reaching and treating them," said UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake. "We know how to prevent and treat malaria. Since we can do it, we must."
A surge in funding – but not enough
Global bi-lateral and multi-lateral funding for malaria has increased 20-fold since 2000. Domestic investments within malaria-affected countries have also increased year by year.
A number of donor governments have made the fight against malaria a high global health priority. In the United States of America, the President's Malaria Initiative has mobilized hundreds of millions of dollars for treatment and prevention, while the government of the United Kingdom tripled its funding for malaria control between 2008 and 2015.
Many governments have also channeled their investments through the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria or directly to countries.
"A healthy, prosperous world is in all our interests and the prevention of deadly diseases is one of the smartest investments we can make." said the Rt. Hon. Justine Greening, Secretary of State for International Development of the United Kingdom. "That is why, working with malaria-affected countries and partners like the Global Fund, Britain will continue to provide bednets to millions, tackle resistance to life saving medicines and insecticides, and boost health systems across Africa to help bring an end to this terrible disease."
The surge in funding has led to an unprecedented expansion in the delivery of core interventions across sub-Saharan Africa. Since 2000, approximately 1 billion insecticide-treated bednets (ITNs) have been distributed in Africa. The increased use of rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) has made it easier to distinguish between malarial and non-malarial fevers, enabling timely and appropriate treatment. Artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) are highly effective against Plasmodium falciparum, the most prevalent and lethal malaria parasite affecting humans, but drug resistance is a looming threat which must be prevented.
New research demonstrates the impact of core interventions
New research from the Malaria Atlas Project – a WHO Collaborating Centre based at the University of Oxford – shows that ITNs have been by "far the most important intervention" across Africa, accounting for an estimated 68 per cent of malaria cases prevented since 2000. ACTs and indoor residual spraying contributed to 22 per cent and 10 per cent of cases prevented, respectively. The research, published yesterday in the journal Nature, provides strong support for increasing access to these core interventions in post-2015 malaria control strategies.
In May 2015, the World Health Assembly adopted the WHO Global Technical Strategy for Malaria—a new 15-year road map for malaria control. The strategy aims at a further 90 per cent reduction in global malaria incidence and mortality by 2030.
The WHO-UNICEF report notes that these targets can only be achieved with political will, country leadership and significantly increased investment. Annual funding for malaria will need to triple—from $2.7 billion today to $8.7 billion in 2030.
Other key findings from the report:
In 2015, 89 per cent of all malaria cases and 91 per cent of deaths were in sub-Saharan Africa.
Of the 106 countries and territories with malaria transmission in 2000, 102 are projected to reverse the incidence of malaria by the end of 2015.
Between 2000 and 2015, the proportion of children under five sleeping under an ITN in sub-Saharan Africa increased from less than 2 per cent to an estimated 68 per cent.
1 in 4 children in sub-Saharan Africa still lives in a household with no ITN and no protection provided by indoor residual spraying.
In 2015, only an estimated 13 per cent of children with a fever in sub-Saharan Africa received an ACT.
The report "Achieving the Malaria MDG Target" will be launched on 17 September at 12h00 (BST) / 13h00 (CEST) in the House of Commons in London, United Kingdom. Speakers include: WHO Director-General Dr Margaret Chan; the Rt. Hon Justine Greening, the UK Secretary of State for International Development; Dr Richard Kamwi, the former Minister of Health of Namibia and Ambassador of the "Elimination 8" initiative in southern Africa.
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Originally a doctor of genetics and preventative medicine, Dr Hamzayeva spent forty years studying, identifying and treating the symptoms of chronic illness. She is renowned for her pioneering in-depth diagnostic methods and the effective healing programmes she has created and championed.
Inspired by her mother, who combined a strong commitment to family life with a successful career running one of the biggest tea plants in Azerbaijan, Dr Hamzayeva realised a long-term ambition when in 1999 she founded Azerbaijan's first cosmetics research, development and production facility and launched her first range of Gazelli products.
In 2003 Dr Hamzayeva founded Gazelli House Baku, that included specially devised diagnostic methods, bespoke treatment programs to heal and prevent as well as a full range of professional Gazelli Expert products range that covered skin, body and hair care.
Today, Gazelli Group remains a family business with Dr.Hamzayeva and her two daughters. Dr Hamzayeva lives in Baku, Azerbaijan, where she heads research and development for Gazelli Group as well as overseeing manufacturing. She continues to ensure that the business strives for excellence in everything it does.
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Jamila runs the Gazelli brand and the international development of other ranges within Gazelli Group's portfolio.
From childhood Jamila had a curious and creative spirit and an ability to inspire others beyond their expectations. She grew up to share both her mother's business acumen and her passion for wellbeing, beauty and the arts. With a degree in Business Strategy, Visual Communication and Marketing, Jamila joined Gazelli Group in 2004. Her ambition, creativity and innovative ideas introduced exciting new directions and an energy that facilitated the expansion of Gazelli Group internationally to Europe and beyond.
Jamila's goal was to create a revolutionary, performance-led skincare range that would bring her mother's research, expertise and formulations to a global audience. Gazelli Skincare made its much anticipated European debut in September 2011 in London's most prestigious department store, Harrods.
Next came Gazelli House, which launched in Walton Street, in London's prestigious South Kensington, in 2014. A sanctuary of wellbeing in an inviting and exquisitely designed space, Gazelli House embodies Dr Hamzayeva's holistic approach, enabling guests to re-engage not just with their skin but with their mind, body and emotions, achieving their best possible self under the guidance of Gazelli's face, body and wellbeing experts.
From 2020, Jamila has yet been steering Gazelli House to further its digital world too, building an international network and community of experts that can reach out and offer support online, as we increasingly find ourselves at home as the world around us remains unpredictable.
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Football: Atascocita closes out special season in regional final
By Marcus Gutierrez
Published 6:50 pm CST, Friday, December 13, 2019
Atascocita Eagles wide receiver Darius Edmonds (15) catches a pass and runs for a touchdown defended by North Shore Mustangs Jordan K. polart (4) during the second half of the high school football playoff game between the between the North Shore Mustangs and the Atascocita Eagles at Sheldon ISD Panther Stadium in Houston, TX on Saturday, December 7, 2019. The Mustangs defeated the Eagles 76-49.
Atascocita Eagles wide receiver Darius Edmonds (15) catches a pass and runs for a touchdown defended by North Shore Mustangs Jordan K. polart (4) during the second half of the high school football playoff game
Photo: Tim Warner, Houston Chronicle / Contributor
As I prepared to talk with senior receiver Dylan Robinson, he was filled with so much emotion.
He had just played his last game in his high school career for Atascocita and all he could think about was the work his teammates and coaches put in to get to the Regional III-6A final, which has been called the region of doom by Texas High School football junkies.
Atascocita left it all on the field as the team lost 76-49 to the defending Class 6A, Division I state champion North Shore Mustangs.
Related: North Shore takes down Atascocita to claim regional title
At the beginning of the year the number the Humble ISD football community was talking about was 17. Seventeen was the number of returning starters Atascocita had coming back. Whenever you have that many players coming back it could add up to a special season.
It was a special season for the Eagles, even though they didn't hoist a state championship. There are some schools that haven't even been to a regional final — meanwhile Atascocita just made its third regional final appearance in the last five seasons.
Atascocita, which was a state ranked team all season had its fourth straight 10-win season and has 10-win seasons in six out of the last seven years. The Eagles have won 26-straight district games and that has led to three-straight undefeated district titles.
You never know how good football programs are going to be when they open up. Atascocita was originally considered a subpar team when it opened up in 2006 — the school earned the nickname Atrashcocita.
It's not until the former Texas A&M gunslinger and Port Arthur native Craig Stump arrived that Atascocita transformed into a contender for a state title. Stump's record at Atascocita is 81-19 with three district titles and a state semifinal appearance in 2016.
Seniors reflect on their career
After a tough loss to North Shore several seniors had a lot to say about their experience at Atascocita.
Wide receiver Dylan Robinson
Q: How special was it to play at Atascocita?
A: It's everything. I trust everything from the coaching staff. They develop you as a player. I started off, and I wasn't that good. Coach Orr and coach (Joshua) Stump and all the coaching staff believe in you and keep working. They are going to get you how you want to get at the end.
Wide receiver Darius Edmonds
Q: What do you take away at your time playing football at Atascocita
A: It was just a blessing. You can't recreate it. It's one of those memories you're going to have forever, playing with these boys. There's no team like it. It's one of a kind, and I just love everybody on this team. We wanted the state title. We are one of three teams in (Atascocita) history to go this far.
Offensive lineman Tristen Hickman
Q: How was your senior season and how special is the offensive line group?
A: The season in general was fun. Everybody had a good time, and we came together as a team and tried to make a run at state but we didn't do that. This group got better as the season went on, and I hope Kam (Dewberry) keeps everything going next year.
Offensive lineman Will Jones
Q: How special was this year and how special is the senior class?
A: It's been a tough, fast year. But it brought us here. You always want to carry on the tradition here. Our coaches put us in tough situations to train for big games. It's a blessing to make it this far because not a lot of teams are here.
Running back T.J. Thomas
Q: What do you take away from playing football at Atascocita?
"I take away a lot. Being able to bond with my teammates and work hard even on the days where you didn't want to work. We had adversity this year, and we battled through it. Being able to play with my brothers was fun. This is a special team and we just couldn't make those plays today.
Quarterback Brice Matthews
Q: How was your time playing football for Atascocita?
A: It was amazing. The coaches taught me how to be a better football player, but more importantly to be a man. I gained so many friendships and brothers that I never thought I would make, it was great. A lot of credit goes to the guys who block and catch for me. They do it every day for me and I love them.
Stump has brought accountability, leadership and a culture that has Atascocita as one of the top teams in the Greater Houston-Area and state.
If Atascocita continues on its path Stump and his staff will win a state title, but the time wasn't this season.
The 2020 class will go down as one of the best teams in Eagles history after several players sign letters of intent in February.
Atascocita will be back next year with a talented 2021 and 2022 class that looks to break through for a state championship. Atascocita is at a point where the Eagles don't rebuild, they reload. There's talent in the pipeline at the middle school level that will shine under the Friday night lights.
When you think of teams in the Greater-Houston area you think Katy, North Shore and now Atascocita is pushing for the No. 3 spot in 6A.
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reasons. The Christian life here on our earth is a happy life, We do not have to drink alcoholic beverages and have a terrible headache the next day to say,"oh we had a good time." In this chapter about the final act we are told many of the facts about heaven. We are told God's presence will be know by all of those who come to heaven because of their faith in Christ. We do not have to be afraid of The Final Act because it is a time being prepared for us by God.
1 Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and the sea existed no longer.
3 Then I heard a loud voice from the throne: Look! God's dwelling is with men, and He will live with them. They will be His people, and God Himself will be with them and be their God.
exist no longer, because the previous things have passed away.
will exist no longer. Oh that will be Glory for me and all the saved. Amen?
5 Then the One seated on the throne said, "Look! I am making everything new." He also said, "Write, because these words are faithful and true."
6 And He said to me, "It is done!
the thirsty from the spring of living water as a gift.
Who said the Bible was true? God did! That certainly is good news for the Christian. We are fortunate to know on many occasions God told His servants to write it down. Why did God want it written down? Because it is faithful and true. God also said, "It is done." In addition there is the promise that God will give to the thirsty from the spring of living water. The fact that Jesus told us He came to seek and to save the lost helps us to believe His salvation message and to know we are going to be part of The Final Act God is preparing for all of His children. "Oh What A Day That Will Be When My Jesus I Shall See." Amen? Amen!
All of this is a gift and part of The Final Act. Amen? Amen!


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3 reasons why LSU will win College Football Playoff: 'No one else is playing like that'
Pete Thamel
December 9, 2019, 2:10 a.m. UTC
If there's a phrase that captures the most unexpected storyline of the 2019 college football season, it would be delivered in a Cajun growl. At nearly every live microphone he faced this season, LSU coach Ed Orgeron has delivered a simple message about his surging program: "We comin'!"
On Sunday, the Tigers captured the latest milestone in a season in which they've been collecting them. A season of promise has arrived to the cusp of its destination, as LSU earned the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff and will enter the tournament as the prohibitive favorite.
The Tigers are 13-0 and managed to turn both the SEC title game and quarterback Joe Burrow's upcoming Heisman Trophy campaign into anti-climactic runaways. In the wake of its 37-10 woodshed beating of No. 4 Georgia on Saturday, No. 1 LSU earned the top spot in the College Football Playoff.
Here are three reasons why LSU will win the College Football Playoff.
1) Defenses have had an entire season to decode the dynamic passing attack that co-offensive coordinator Joe Brady brought to LSU from the New Orleans Saints. They've all failed famously, as Georgia's vaunted defense yielded 349 passing yards and four touchdowns to Burrow.
Burrow completed one of the greatest individual seasons in the history of the sport and his 78.3 percent completion percentage is the highest ever, ahead of former Texas quarterback Colt McCoy's 76.7 percent mark back in 2008.
The most remarkable part may be the precipitous jump that Burrow has taken from last season, when he completed a pedestrian 57.8 percent of his passes. Burrow's historic season will have him hoisting the Heisman on Saturday night, and you can't help but think it won't be the last hardware he gets his hands on.
LSU quarterback Joe Burrow and LSU head coach Ed Orgeron celebrate after the SEC championship on Dec. 7. (AP)
2) What makes the LSU offense so potent? It's the combination of schematic innovation and elite talent, as LSU's wide receivers are among the country's best. Essentially, what Ja'Marr Chase (18 TDs), Justin Jefferson (14 TDs) and Terrace Marshall (10 TDs) are doing is what we should have seen talents like Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry do at LSU. But antiquated schemes and pedestrian quarterbacks curtailed the production of those elite talents.
What makes them so difficult to defend against? Allow an opposing coach to explain: "They have built-in answers to however you're going to try and match them. And their skill allows them to win. The quarterback finds it all, that's why no one is stopping them. No matter what you do, there's a one-on-one that the quarterback can find and they're winning. You have to cover them to win the game. No one else is playing like that right now."
3) Don't underestimate the power of LSU's path to the title game, either. They've earned the easier route, having won at Alabama and Texas, beating Florida and Auburn at home and trouncing No. 4 Georgia in the SEC title game.
That allowed LSU to skip a semifinal date with Clemson. The Tigers get to face a defensively challenged No. 4 Oklahoma team that's No. 50 in scoring defense, as opposed to the No. 1 defense of Clemson.
The easier path also includes two quasi-home games. LSU fans in the SEC breadbasket will flock to Atlanta for the semifinal game in the Peach Bowl. The geography and momentum favors LSU fans, as Oklahoma fans may have fatigue from the Sooners losing in the CFP two straight years.
A victory would give LSU a virtual home game in New Orleans for the title game, an environment that proved a distinct advantage back in 2008 for LSU's national last title. That was a 38-24 LSU victory over Ohio State in the BCS championship game to cap the 2007 season.
Is a repeat performance in the future? Not hard to see it comin'.
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Released on Tuesday, October 22nd, 2019.
Episode 161 – Are we leaving on October 31st? Are we leaving our senses now? Are we remotely coherent on what's going on? Who has Oliver Letwin? All these important questions and more and somehow no, Boris Johnson isn't dead in a ditch so that's another broken promise. Plus Tiernan (@tiernandouieb) interviews Dr Victoria Stiles (@ViolettaCrisis) about fascism.
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Are we leaving on October 31st? Are we leaving our senses now? Are we remotely coherent on what's going on? Who has Oliver Letwin? All these important questions and more and somehow no, Boris Johnson isn't dead in a ditch so that's another broken promise. Plus Tiernan (@tiernandouieb) interviews Dr Victoria Stiles (@ViolettaCrisis) about fascism.
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Hello and welcome to the Partly Political Broadcast, the comedy politics podcast that also displays its real intentions with three follow up letters, but in this case its just FFS. This is episode 161, I'm Tiernan Douieb and this week as the Prime Minister and walking pile up Boris Johnson previously said he'd sooner be dead in a ditch than delay Brexit but has now written to the EU asking for an extension and is definitely still alive. So, my question is how are we ever meant to restore trust in politicians again?
That was just one of many broken promises this weekend as Super Saturday very much wasn't. The name given to parliament's first Saturday sitting since 1982, was only really super in the way super noodles are, in that you really wish it hadn't come to this, but now you're supping on the gloopy egg worms of sadness, you may as well pretend it's not that bad. But it was that bad, well for the government anyway, as Johnson tried to persuade MPs to vote on a Brexit deal that only months before he'd said no Prime Minister could agree to, but then I guess he really is no prime minister. His argument consisted of apologizing for taking up people's Saturdays as it's a time when families want to be together but I guess it must've been a relief for him not to have to pick which one to spend it with. He then went on to complain that he wasn't getting to watch football before talking about the UK's relationship with the EU being half-hearted but ignoring that he spent years writing columns making up stories about them banning prawn cocktail crisps or bananas that weren't bendy enough. It's quite something to base the entire future of the country on forgetting you were pivotal in making people believe true British values were based on needing a fruit that would curve right round your chin in order to make a decent enough comedy phone prop. The main gist though was that people are bored so we need to just get on with Brexit because nothing makes a solid plan like racing through it out of boredom. I mean it's not even a great boredom tactic to put something in place that will have years of even more boring trade talks and laws once it's done. Really bored people give up on doing whatever it is that's numbing their brain in the first place and go do something else. Want to respect how bored people are of Brexit? What the government should be doing is cancelling the whole thing and using a fraction of the budget to make some funny Instagram filters that give everyone a Michael Fabricant hair-do or the weird cold empty eyes of Esther McVey and they'd become more popular within seconds.
It didn't help that the government had mainly just told Parliament that the 293-page document they didn't have to read was definitely great and what people wanted. Why wouldn't you trust a man who lied to the Queen that that was definitely the case and in no way was just a short novel claiming that Johnson is king and that only he may sire future Britons. Actually the new deal is only 5% different to the deal that former Prime Minister and ancient ceremic figurine depicting pointlessness Theresa May, with part of that 5% being the removal of the Irish backstop in place of a border in the sea, which is stupid as I'm not sure how you train fish to check passports though I would like to see International Trade Secretary and bin bag in the wind Liz Truss have to swim to meetings. Foreign Secretary and having tights over my head is my default face Dominic Raab said that Northern Ireland get an amazing deal because they get to retain access to the EU single market and customs union as if completely unaware of what Brexit means and anything that happened more than 5 minutes ago. I've a sneaking suspicion that Raab spends each and every day with Popcorn by Hot Butter on loop in his brain and its only when people interrupt him he's so surprised he says the first things that fall out of his mouth. Another change from May's deal was the removal of protection of worker's rights, because who'll need those post-Brexit when there won't be any jobs to do anyway?
No one was happy with it, with even Brexit Party leader and Flotsam Orgy Nigel Farage who said that its just not Brexit, which of course he'd say as any Brexit that he doesn't personally gurn over the line with his sack face isn't a Brexit according to him, a man who I bet definitely still feigns surprise that it isn't butter if offered it. More importantly for Johnson, the DUP, are unhappy with it, saying there are too many remaining gaps in the deal. I mean, if anyone's against filling in gaps willy nilly, its them.
But it didn't matter as thanks to an amendment by costume from an am dram performance of Wind in The Willows Oliver Letwin, MPs chose to ensure that deal legislation had to be passed before the bill was. That pulled a political stool from under Johnson just as he thought he could sit down and now he's very much on the floor, bum first, having to ask the EU for a hand up so he doesn't stay beached like a stupid boneless whale carcass. What that means in short form is that its very likely that the UK won't be leaving the EU on October the 31st, and yes that is a sigh of relief from all those creepy ghouls who are relieved that Halloween will be the scariest thing happening on that day. However it might also be the sigh of despair from all the creepy ghouls in the Conservatives who are despairing that every step of their way is thwarted by some meddling whigs, and er Labour, SNP, and others who don't work for that joke as well. Conservative MP and what if Sven Goran Erikkson made a pact with the Devil Peter Bone complained that the whole day had been a waste of time and it had ruined his birthday because yes, he'd just turned 7 years old. Enraged Bao Ian Duncan Smith said that even people who voted remain are saying just get it done, which is interesting as if he'd just popped his head outside parliament, he'd have seen hundreds of thousands of protesters definitely not saying that. It's likely he's just misheard lots of people shouting 'you can't trust that git, he's dumb' at him. Maybe he should have a work capability assessment? IDS said people would be referring to MPs as these bastards but to be honest I'm not sure why they'd tone down their language when talking about him.
The government threw the biggest hissy fit though and withdrew their vote on their own deal meaning the Benn act kicked in and Boris had to write a letter to the EU asking for an extension even though he said he didn't because actually he sent a photocopy and didn't sign it which if anything probably makes it more valuable. I mean, if they really need one, they can just copy it from one of the blank cheques he probably gave Jennifer Arcuri. Yes that was the big law dodging masterplan from the Prime Minister and his special advisor and bleached angry gingerbread man Dominic Cummings that all they had to do to avoid an EU extension was not sign the letter that asked for an extension, but the EU, much like every Parcel Force transaction I've had, didn't need an ink squiggle to consider it a successful delivery. Apparently, there was also a note from the UK's representative to the EU saying that the government were only sending it because they had to and another letter that was signed saying they don't want an extension. I'm almost surprised Johnson didn't also have an entirely different back up letter for incase the UK had voted to Remain back in 2016. So, either Boris lied and didn't send a letter after all, which he did though, or more likely, he lied about saying he wouldn't send one and did, which he did. So, we have to assert right now whether we have a Prime Minister who is actually a Nordic trickster god and we have to hope his brother makes more effort to defeat him using a large hammer, or he's just an awful chronic arsehole. Considering that sickly latex mask Jo Johnson voted against the Letwin Amendment instead of even trying to shoot lightning from his eyes, chances are that it's definitely the latter. It's worth mentioning that shower curtain wrapped around a scared branch Rory Stewart also voted against the Letwin Amendment because he's obviously never been to London before and thinks his mayoral chances will be increased by swanning around Brixton telling everyone to get it done.
You'd be almost right to think that the government's request for a meaningful vote this week was rejected because everything they do is so endlessly meaningless. Human angry welcome mat and Speaker of the house John Bercow rejected it because it was essentially the same vote on the deal that MPs had a chance to do on Saturday but didn't because the front bench were too busy crying and Peter Bone didn't get to have jelly and ice cream. President of the European Commission and What if Morecambe and Wise had a child together Jean Claude Juncker said there would be no Brexit extension because holy shit he now has to deal with Johnson for even more weeks that he'd thought. That's the side we don't think through, how on earth will we persuade Europe to give us more time when they know it means either they'll have to waste even more of their lives talking to Johnson, Raab or wracking their brains as to who on earth Brexit Secretary and faint memory of an arse imprint in a cushion Stephen Barclay. No one deserves that. But Juncker doesn't actually get a say in the matter and it looks like the EU will give an extension depending on how the next week goes and whether parliament vote for Boris's deal, or for a 2nd referendum which is looking very likely because referendums always fix things right? Right? Hello? Or they could just to make the Prime Minister keep sending the EU photocopied letters with crude drawings of spunking cocks on until they deservedly kick us out. I'm starting to wonder if actually Boris Johnson was telling the truth for once and he just meant politically dead and a metaphorical ditch although based on his letter solutions, that might be a bit too creative for him.
In other news, the Scottish High Court has rejected the government's requests to dismiss a legal effort to make sure the Prime Minister sticks to his obligations under the Benn Act. This does mean that if any of the letters derail the letter that sort of wasn't a letter then Johnson could find himself in Scottish prison, which is awkward as based on his new Brexit deal I'm not sure he thinks the country exists. By the time you hear this abortion will be legal in Northern Ireland despite politicians trying to make a last attempt to recall the assembly in order to deflect it, but failed due to the assembly needing a elected speaker with cross party backing which they couldn't manage and the SDLP and DUP walked out. Yes, the two parties who want abortion to stay illegal tried last-minute prevention methods to stop them having to live with something that they didn't want but are now forced to keep, before then leaving prematurely.
During Super Saturday, the Serious Fraud Office closed the case investigating the rigging of Libor, the bank rates fraud case that contains both elements of its name. Evidence had arisen showing that the Bank of England had been implicated in what's known as low balling, which is not just a particular way to sit in your pants close to the floor, but a fraudulent way of getting to borrow more cash. Several traders and brokers have been prosecuted over the scandal during the last four years, but it does seem odd to just drop the whole thing now. It's almost like someone has willingly lowered the interest in it.
And lastly, UKIP have suspended their leader and man who looks like he actually enjoys works dos Richard Braine after he and three other members have been accused of stealing data, which is a shock mainly because I didn't realise UKIP members could use a computer, or is it possible to nick info from several thousand hand written letters? And the government's porn blocker plan has been scrapped after advice that it just wouldn't work. Well that's clear as if it had, it'd have stopped everyone seeing how fucked it was.
What a week of things. My Saturday was spent watching Parliament while simultaneously playing Bear Necessities to my daughter on repeat about 600 times. All I can say is even Balloo sounded a tad stressed by it all, and after a little while I began to think his thoughts on eating fancy ants were merely no deal survival tips. Odd. What is also odd is just how many MPs that have done some pretty terrible things are now seen as totally cool because they're not as terrible as the current government. Incredible that Ken Clarke is now a hero even though just a few years ago he wanted to put people on trial in secret courts which is truly sinister, or Oliver Letwin who was pro-poll tax and wanted Thatcher to use it in Scotland first as a trail, then made tons of racist comments about the Broadwater farm riots. But then recently he's delayed Brexit a bit more and pissed off BoJo and suddenly its like yeah, Letters, you mad eyebrowed ledge. He plugged our children's politics show 'How Does This Politics Thing Work Then?' in his local paper this week for when we're at Dorchester Arts on Nov 2nd and I was really chuffed and then had to go 'ah shit you've openly written about privatizing the NHS'. Sigh. It says so much about Brexit that you can entirely redefine who you are as a political figure just by whether you're remain or leave, regardless of what you did before. I honestly think that Idi Amin rose from the dead, stood in parliament square and said 'actually Boris the polls no longer show a majority for leave' he'd gained several thousand twitter followers in an instant. I was also reminded this week, watching people shout abuse at star of Funnybones Jacob Rees Mogg and his son, and at many other politicians as they left parliament, and lots of people said they shouldn't have done it cos his kid was there. Well I mentioned it some time ago on this show but my wife was doing a literary event for the Good Immigrant book that she contributed to, and the excellent Nikesh Shukla and Renni-Eddo Lodge were there too, and I tagged along. Who walks into the backstage room but old dogs dinner for a face Michael Gove. We all wanted to say something but his son was there and we felt bad so we all started making retching noises. All I'm saying is, it was considerate to his kid and at the same time we definitely made enough of an impact to change his shitty attitude…oh..oh well.
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Right on this week's show I interview the excellent Dr Victoria Stiles who explains all about the fascist elements of current politics, spoiler, its loads just with much less sexy boots than in the 30's. There is also a sort of speed Brexit Fallout explainer if you need to know what's going on. I mean it won't help but the fact that I'm equally baffled might make you feel less alone and that's what its all about. If all else fails, we'll walk around together making vomming noises outside parliament.
INTERVIEW WITH VICKY
Godwin's law is both the name of my favourite US courtroom drama and also the Internet rule that the longer an online conversation goes on, the higher the probability that someone or something will get compared to Hitler and the Nazis causing the discussion to end. Weirdly though, while Hitler gets shouted over the internet more than by former London Mayor and current Dungeon Master Ken Livingstone on an afternoon stroll through, well, anywhere, acknowledgement of fascist elements becoming apparent in current politics is called out an awful lot less. The ardent nationalism, the anti-immigration sentiment & camps, a whole heap of racist language, and a current special advisor to the Prime Minister who I'm certain is high and has a relative who owns a castle. Ok, maybe not the last one. But what I mean is that it doesn't take Boris Johnson to suddenly put boots on and do a funny walk for what's happening to be recognized as fascism, even though it'd probably still be classed as him mucking about, showing solidarity to Desmond Swayne or simply trying to reach out to appease Brexit Party voters. But me proving Godwin's Law right aside, what I mean is concerningly it's rise while hugely obvious in places, is also equally frighteningly subtle in others. Which is where history comes in, as there's nothing like looking to the past, not just to check with old photos Jacob Rees Mogg appears in like in The Shining, but also help spot the similarities between the fascism and the Nazis in the 30's and 40's and the now, but also to check the differences and how calling someone Hitler online might actually help. Sort of. Ish.
This week I spoke to the brilliant Dr Victoria Stiles, who is a historian of fascism, imperialism and Anglo-Germanic relations. She explained to me all about why fascist elements are very clear in today's society and politics, some realities about how the Nazis actually worked and in some cases didn't and most importantly, why this podcast is basically the audio version of Captain America punching Hitler in the chops, sort of. Long time listeners might remember that a couple of previous guests have spoken on similarish topics, however firstly I think it's an important topic to keep returning to but also as you'll find, Vicky sheds light on really key areas that are often ignored in terms of how dangerous they are and could be. Let's face it, until we definitely call someone Hitler, this conversation can't end. No Ken, that wasn't a hint. Here's Vicky:
INTERVIEW WITH VICKY PART 1
And we'll be back with Vicky in a minute but first:
BREXIT FALLOUT
I won't demean your intelligence by assuming you currently don't really have a clue what's going on with Brexit or in parliament in general, but let's face it, if you do, you're miles above most politicians themselves or political experts as what happens next is more blurry than a Vasaline smeared Damon Albarn album moving really quickly. So this bit is more of an Everything Fallout on this podcast, and there's a mega chance that absolutely all of this will have changed by later this week but 4 of you on the Facebook and probably the same 4 just on Twitter said it would be useful anyway, so look, that's what happens when you don't all go out and vote. I reckoned what would be most useful is a quick what's what of what is what and what might be even if what changes. And yes, now I really want some Wotsits. So strap in, not because it'll be that fast but more because health and safety is important, and here's some speedy answers for potentially wrong questions:
What did the Letwin amendment mean?
Not to confused with the Let Loose amendment which would've made the bill crazy for EU, no I'm not sorry. Deal with it. The Letwin amendment basically said that votes on Johnson's supposedly Great New Deal couldn't happen until the legislation aka the Withdrawal Agreement Bill or WAB was passed by parliament first. This is important because if Boris had got his deal passed but then the legislation wasn't passed in time for Oct 31st then we'd still have crashed out with a no deal because his deal wasn't all finished. Which I mean, was so likely right? The man only managed journalistic deadlines by making up half the content. We'd probably have found that half the legal talk was about policies on same size Eurocoffins, which is something he once really wrote. Really. Hence why he was adamant to avoid them and die in a ditch, probably. The whole bad deal is better than a no deal could've meant voting for a bad deal, still getting a no deal, and generally feeling like not only have things ended up all Captain Shitty but you also let Boris win at something on the way, so it's the worst. So, this was an insurance policy really. And Letwin has said he'll still vote on Boris's deal so this was just a no deal avoider.
The government could have had a vote on their deal after the amendment got voted through but they'd have very likely lost it as MPs would've realized they'd now had more time to scrutinize it and realise its 95% everything they hated about May's bill but 5% more shit.
What was even worse about Boris's deal than I mentioned last week?
As well as last week where I said it would make everyone £2500 worse off according to the government's own figures, but they also hadn't actually released a proper economic assessment. As explained by 98% stupid air and Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay who said that the deal needed to go through to end the uncertainties, before saying the uncertainties of the deal meant they couldn't assess its economic impact. Brilliant work Steve-o. It would be great to end his idiocy but he's so stupid it would be impossible to work out what he'd grasp. There also used to be a bit in the Withdrawal Agreement about having the same worker's rights as the EU, but that bits now been moved to the political declaration part of it, which isn't legally binding and could just make us all work US hours where everyone never has any time off leading them to go a bit bonkers and do awful things like enjoy shows such as the Bachelor. Grim, grim times.
Oh and last week I was talking about Boris's double border plan but now the idea would be for the border to be in the sea which is the idea that was discussed back in 2016 and no one liked it again so yes, we're now in shit plans reboots but with a worse cast who barely respect the original.
What about the meaningful vote?
Well Speaker Bercow deemed it to be the same vote as they had on Saturday which they chose not to have because of the Letwin Amendment but so they then couldn't just do it again. This is again the old Theresa May tactic of being like a dog whose owner has died but they'll keep nudging them just in-case they eventually get fed. The vote also wouldn't have been that meaningful as the legislation wouldn't have been passed. So now there's three days to take in all of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill and discuss it which really isn't all that long and the Wild Animals and Circuses Act 2019 had more time given to it in parliament, which I mean, do you even need me here? It writes itself doesn't it? I'll leave you to it.
And the vote on the Queen's Speech?
Delayed for now. I mean if the Queen's Speech gets rejected that usually results in a vote of no confidence in the government and we're likely to get one of those or an election soon anyway if a referendum isn't voted for first and so who needs to then sit around and pretend the government might ever get round to enforcing voter ID when they can't even work out how many faces their own leader has?
Would voting on the deal just get it done?
Nope of course not. There'd be months and months of trading negotiations with the EU who probably won't make it particularly easy. Not least because our government have spent ages telling them it's their fault and threatening not to pay them the money we legally owe and agreed to. Can't think why they'd be so difficult. They're also getting a new EU trade commissioner, an Irish politician called Phil Hogan, who's entirely made of circles, and previously referred to Johnson as an unelected prime minister who's gambling with peace. Chances are, its gonna cost like £40 for a croissant minimum and I bet they'll only let us sell them cars if we let Spain return all our train robbers.
Didn't Juncker say no extensions?
Yes, but not up to him. It's up to all the member states but they're already prepared to ratify Johnson's deal if it goes through, give a short extension if one is needed or give a longer extension if a second referendum is voted for. Basically, they worked that out in a morning while our government were assuming that if they bring the same bill back, but on a Monday, maybe no one will notice.
Is Emmanual Macron being a dick?
Yeah, he explicitly said there would be no extension and now he's just been flexing his child doing PE muscles by blocking North Macedonia's progress into the EU, even though they'd solved a decades old dispute with Greece which caused lots of political issues for both countries. Then after all that effort, old head boy just want 'non' and blocked it like a twat. So I think he's fannying about his Year 7 star pupil attitude and will likely do the same with the UK. It will have to be a unanimous decision on an extension so that could go to merde.
Scottish courts?
The Scottish High Court have ruled that the government can't dismiss a case insisting Boris Johnson and his government abide by the Benn Act so if any of his stupid letters with doodles on or secret ink writing saying wanker have somehow broken that, then he'll be in court in Scotland asap. What will happen then? Fuck knows. He'll probably get lynched by Priti Patel before anything else.
What next? Election? Referendum?
Labour are going to back an amendment for a second referendum, so are the Lib Dems who previously wanted that, then decided it wasn't enough and now have decided it is again. I'm guessing the SNP will too, and the Greens. Will it pass? Possibly. If it does, it can take up to 22 weeks to get a referendum in process. Most polls on leave/remain or remain vs Boris's deal are still split nearly 50/50 so the idea that this will heal the country is baffling. But hey, at least everyone will get to go outside to vote and ignore the news for ten minutes before we all call each other traitors again.
How long will this go on for? I just don't know.
Why won't anyone just stop it? Because we are in the bad place.
All clued up? Really? I'm not and none of it will mean anything by Thursday anyway and I'll have absorbed all that info for nothing and as a result probably forget a pin number and the name of one of my friend's kids.
And we'll be back with Vicky in a minute, but first…
Thanks to Vicky for that. You can find her on Twitter @ViolettaCrisis and she has an occasional podcast called 1066 Wasn't All That looking at how different types of evidence are used by history researchers. Vicky is doing a talk in Manchester on November 14th called Fascist Thought In Britain: Past and Present and you can find details on that at the Manchester Skeptics website gmss.uk and I'll pop a link in the pod blurb too.
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Town of Newberry turns out to welcome home the 1926 State Champ Basketball team.Just as Ishpeming's victory in 1900 would become a watershed moment for U.P. football, two teams in 1926 would do the same for U.P. basketball. After years of competing against teams in the Lower Peninsula in tournaments, the U.P. had yet to see a team win the coveted State Championship. There were teams that came close (see Negaunee's 1922 team), but none was able to take home the title.
The Newberry Indians had finished what they considered a disastrous 1924-25 campaign, but hopes were high for the 1925-26 season. After finishing the season with only one loss, the Indians swept through the Districts in Munising and entered into the U.P. Championship in Marquette. Newberry won the U.P. Class C tournament, but lost to Class B Negaunee for the U.P. Championship (at the time, there was a separate U.P. championship game beyond the state tournament). The team then headed to Lansing for the Class C State Championship tournament. The Indian's first game was against the heavily favored and undefeated Reed City team, but the Newberry pulled out a victory. They then defeated Three Oaks in the semi and St. James to take the 1926 Class C State Champion title.
Members of the 1926 Newberry team in the homecoming celebration parade after their State Championship victory.
Images courtesy of Jim Dwyer.Across the U.P, another team, Michigamme, was on the march to a Class D title. Under the direction of C.C. Walther and leadership of A1 Treado, the Michigamme Eagles went downstate after a stellar season. In the Class D final, the Eagles defeated Alpena St. Bernard by the score of 27-15. On March 29, 1926, both the Newberry and Michigamme teams shared the same train back to the Upper Peninsula, and they were both received by a thunderous ovation at the Newberry Depot. Upon arriving home, the Michigamme team received a similar welcome.


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Publicis Media CEO Steve King explains...
Publicis Media CEO Steve King explains his plan to rev up the group's media performance
15th March 2016 by Anna Dobbie
Steve King, chief executive of the company's new division Publicis Media, has unveiled a bold restructure. He told M&M Global why the group has made a pit stop in the media race for a much-needed oil change and set of new wheels.
Steve King, the newly-appointed CEO of Publicis Media, has a story for those who criticise his plans to rebuild the group's media operation.
Going back to the early days of Zenith, born from the media department at Saatchi & Saatchi in the UK, King points out that the new agency was subject to widespread disapproval and derision. And how wrong those naysayers were proved to be.
"Everyone said, 'This is not going to succeed, you're never going to succeed taking the media outside of the agencies'," says King. "At the time, people like WPP and Omnicom, Sir Martin Sorrell and others said that we'd never take the media out of the agencies and we've got a claim to fame that we were the pioneer that started this industry."
Yet, although King is proud of that pioneering past, he actually feels such revolutionary behaviour is a disadvantage in today's landscape: "The people that go out first in the Wild West, they come back with the arrows in their back."
King describes this as "last mover advantage", when people subsequently adapt the business model and learn by the mistakes of the pioneer. "Uber wasn't the first taxi service and Facebook wasn't the first social media site but it's definitely the most successful," King adds.
This latest reincarnation comes after 300 Publicis leaders converged on San Francisco last September, attending various sessions on talent and leadership, and revealing a fairly consistent view that the current organisation did not best represent clients' needs.
Building on the perspective that almost all businesses are being disrupted at all stages, a collective decision was reached to rebuild the 90 year-old Groupe with the aim of making it more accessible and easy to navigate for clients.
"For reasons best known to himself, Maurice [Levy, Publicis Groupe CEO] asked me to take over the media group which is obviously quite a big challenge," says King, who has been running ZenithOptimedia globally for around a decade, and has worked with the company since its early days as Zenith Media Buying Services Limited.
However, he admits that other parts of the business were not as familiar to him, so he has spent the last three months travelling to see clients and key talent, as well as investigating different operations.
"In the agency which I'm sitting in today, in London or anywhere else in the world, we've got data scientists, we've got code writers, we've got content managers, we've got social listening experts, we've got econometricians, we've got human behaviourists, we've got psychologists," says King. "It's really a very much more diverse and complex business."
Maurice Levy, CEO, Publicis Groupe
The business of scale
King feels that two elements required when running a successful communications agency: the ability to attract incredible talents, and to scale all practices.
"I don't know whether it sounds complicated," he says. "It seems quite simple to me.
"I've applied some basic principles to this business, how can we make this simpler, how can we make it leaner, how can we make it more efficient, how can we avoid some of the duplication, how can we ensure that we get more collaboration."
To do this, he has put together a management team with leaders from Starcom Medivest Group and ZenithOptimedia, while "retiring" the two brands.
In its place he has appointed three regional leaders looking after commercial delivery, and established a new quartet of global agency brands – Starcom, Zenith, Mediavest|Spark and a fourth challenger brand in the form of Optimedia|Blue 449 – all with common shared practices scaled globally.
"I can't find anyone who can tell me the positioning of OMD, or PHD, or Mediacom, or Maxus, or Mindshare, or Initiative or any of the others"
The four global brands will look after all delivery to clients, product adaptation, growth and new business.
"I guess the model is a little like a car manufacturer. Ford makes everything from Mondeos to Mustangs to Aston Martins," muses King.
"The headlights and the switches and the spark plugs are common across all their products, the chassis, the wheels, the nuts, but the cars are totally different in customer value, appeal, and that's what we're trying to create – common platforms and practices, but the brands will be very differentiated.
"The brands with the strongest differentiation in our sector by a country mile were ZenithOptimedia, which was known as the ROI agency, and SMG or Starcom, which is known as the human experience agency, and yet I can't find anyone who can tell me the positioning of OMD, or PHD, or Mediacom, or Maxus, or Mindshare, or Initiative or any of the others."
The importance of brands
Going back to the car analogy, King stresses the enormous importance to him of agency brands, comparing the situation to a consumer choosing between a Skoda or Porsche.
"They're enormously different models but that is because they've got very clear brand positioning," King says. "Not everything we've done has been best in class, but I do think we've got very clear positioning because the brand positioning is an outcome of the products and services we deliver to clients.
"If we can scale these practices effectively and if we can ensure we've got really distinctive, differentiated brands, the good thing is I've got a strong base to do it for three of the brands, and that's something that I'm absolutely going to leverage."
As such, King feels it is important the Publicis Media global presidents strive for brands as distinctive as Skoda, Bentley, Audi and Porsche, while keeping things "as simple as possible – clean, flat and easy to understand."
"The more scale, providing you implement that intelligently, the more efficiency you should have as a result"
He feels the media business is about scale and intellect. "There's going to be very few things you don't want to scale because that's why business is dominated by large holding companies," he says, referring back to when Zenith was started 30 years ago.
"We were about to start our own media independent and you just wouldn't be able to do that now. The barriers we went through are so high because of the cost of analytics and data, so what do you do? You leverage that advantage. It applies in media buying, it applies in all the different areas.
"The more scale, providing you implement that intelligently, the more efficiency you should have as a result.
The results of the restructure are yet to be seen – but many in the industry believe that this pit stop represents a 'sound strategy, if somewhat overdue'. It would appear that Publicis is back in the media race.
Tags: Maurice Lévy, Mediavest|Spark, Optimedia|Blue 449, Publicis Media, restructure, Starcom, Steve King, Zenith
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A Széchenyi tér Budapest XV. kerületében, Rákospalotán található. A tér elsősorban szakrális, illetve szabadidős központ, közlekedési szempontból nem jelentős csomópont.

Fekvése
A tér helyrajzi értelemben egy kis utcákban szerteágazó szabálytalan, részben beépített, részben parkosított terület. Kiterjedését nehéz meghatározni, hiszen azt a térre számozott épületek telkeinek szabálytalan alakzata alkotja. Legszélső határai elnyúlnak (vagy korábban elnyúltak) az Epres sor, Illyés Gyula utca és a Régi Fóti út határáig. A teret érinti az itt kanyarodó Fő út, beletorkollik a Bácska, Beller Imre és a Jókai utca, valamint az Epres sor. A tér parkosított területe kb.  lehet.

Kialakulása
A tér eredendően egy kicsit vizes, zsombékos, a település többi részénél mélyebben fekvő, szabálytalan alakú terület volt az ősi Fő út kanyarulata, az Öregtemető és a Régi Fóti út között. A falu lakóházainak felépítéséhez szükséges telekfeltöltéseket is innen hordott földdel végezték. A római katolikus templom építésének 1896-os megkezdését megelőzően töltötték fel, s hozták egy szintbe a környezetével. Mint korai elnevezése (Liba tér) is jelzi, beépítéséig a község libalegelője volt ezen a területen. A környék fokozatos beépülése alakította ki a tér máig változékony alakját. Határainak formálódására jellemző, hogy a Régi Fóti út és Cserba Elemér utca sarkán a Régi Fóti út 73. sz. alatt található evangélikus nagytemplom  - amit ma már a Széchenyi tértől távolabbi pontként tartunk számon - építésének megkezdéséről a helyi sajtó úgy adott hírt 1936-ban, hogy az építkezés helyszínéül magát a Széchenyi teret jelölte meg. Az Öregtemető és a római katolikus templom közé eső terület (a mai REAC-stadion) rendezésére 1937-ben pályázatot írt ki a Fővárosi Közmunkák Tanácsa. Az 1939-ig elkészült tervek a tér Régi Fóti út felé eső területét a község közigazgatási-gazdasági központjaként képzelték el új városháza, piac és lakóépületek felépítésével. A nyertes szabályozási tervben foglaltak megvalósítására a második világháború eseményei és az azt követő politikai változások miatt nem került sor. Utoljára az 1969-ben épült Epres sori lakótelep és magának az Epres sornak a megépítése húzta meg a tér határát.
A tér 1912-től a rákospalotai villamoshálózat jelentős központja volt: a Pestújhely felől érkező villamosjárat végállomása és az Újpest felől érkező járatok csatlakozási pontja. A villamoshálózat fokozatos felszámolására a második világháborút követően került sor, az utolsó 10-es villamos 1985. május 31-én haladt át a téren, sínjeinek elbontása 2001-ben fejeződött be teljesen.

Elnevezése

A még beépítetlen, kicsit vizes, libalegelőnek használt terület első elnevezése Liba tér volt. Az utcanévlexikonban és helytörténeti kiadványokban megadott 1896-os dátum a Liba tér elnevezés alátámasztásra azóta még korábbira tehető: 1884-es állapotot mutató (ám később készült) térképen már így szerepel a terület, ám bizonyos, hogy maga az elnevezés ennél is korábbi, csak ez a térkép bizonyítja első ízben. Egy forrás szerint a Liba tér elnevezéssel párhuzamosan létezett a Pázsit megnevezés is. Egyes korabeli sajtótudósításokban a Magyarok Nagyasszonya-plébániatemplom felépítését követően a Templom tér elnevezést használták, ám ez sosem volt hivatalos elnevezés. A Széchenyi tér név 1919-ben már létezett, a tér hátsó, az akkor még létező, bár temetkezésre már nem használt ún. Öregtemető felé néző fertályát 1932-ben nevezik el Szent Imre térre, egy időben tehát a tér kettéosztottan létezett, egyik része Széchenyi, míg a másik Szent Imre néven volt ismert. Az 1937-ben a Fővárosi Közmunkák Tanácsa városrendezési tervpályázatára beérkezett művek a Régi Fóti út felé eső területet is önálló térként (Szent Imre) kezelték. 1940-ben egy helyi képviselő javaslatára a Mussolini tér nevet adták a Szent Imre tér mögötti – gyakorlatilag a Régi Fóti utat lefedő – területrésznek. 1949-ben a Rákospalotához egyébként nem kötődő Czabán Samu nevét adták a térnek, míg a korábbi Mussolini tér elnevezést törölték. A Széchenyi tér nevet 1991-ben kapta vissza a terület.

Tömegközlekedés
A teret több autóbuszjárat érinti, korábban pedig jelentős villamos átszállási csomópont volt. Valaha itt járt – áthaladt, vagy a végállomása volt ezen a téren – a 10-es, 55-ös, 65-ös és a rákosszentmihályi 69-es villamos. Mára valamennyi villamosjárat megszűnt.

A teret jelenleg a Volánbusz és a BKK autóbuszjáratai érintik, az utóbbiak közül a 104-es, 104A, 125-ös, 125B, 170-es, 204-es, 231-es, 231B járat közlekedik itt.

Jelentős szobrok, épületek

Szobrok

A Fő út 47. számú telken, de a Széchenyi tér sarkán, mintegy a térhez tartozón áll Barcza Lajos Kossuth Lajos-szobra, melyet 1908. október 18-án avattak.
A templom előtti park Epres sor felőli oldalán kezd kialakulni az 1956-os Nemzetközi Szoborpark. 2017-ig három olyan külföldi személy szobrát avatták, akik valamilyen módon szót emeltek az 1956-os magyar szabadságtörekvések mellett: Albert Camus (Kalmár Márton, 2014) Hannah Arendt (Diénes Attila, 2016) és Zbigniew Herbert (Pogány Gábor Benő, 2016) alkotásai láthatók itt.
5. sz. A rendőrség épülete előtt áll Segesdi György alkotása, a Munkáshatalom (alternatív nevén: Néphatalom) című szobor. Felállításának időpontja: 1959.
11. sz. A templom épülete mellett, a parkban áll Turáni Kovács Imre 1948-ban felállított Szabadság – Centenáriumi emlékmű (Örökmécses) című emlékműve.

Épületek
Nem a térre van számozva, de ide illeszkedik a Fő út 68. sz. alatti posta, mely Rákospalota régi központi hivatala.
5. sz. A kerületi rendőrkapitányság jellegzetesen szocreál épülete. Tervezőjéről, nincs pontos információnk, átadásának éve 1958.
8-10. sz. A Budai II László Stadion épületegyüttese, mely a templom mögötti telken helyezkedik el, és egészen a Régi Fóti útig terjed. Korábban a stadion területén - egészen a mai Illyés Gyula utcáig - helyezkedett el Rákospalota köztemetője, amit ma Öregtemető néven emlegetnek, és az 1940-es évek második felében számolták fel. A stadiont ezt követően építették akkor még mint Szállítók-pálya néven volt ismert, ma a Rákospalotai EAC pályája.
 11. sz. (hivatalosan: Bácska utca 3.) szám alatt található a Magyarok Nagyasszonya-plébániatemplom. A templomot Balassa Ernő tervezte, 1909-re lett kész.
13. sz. A Czabán Általános Iskola épületét 1959-ben adták át, a mai napig Czabán Samu nevét viseli az oktatási intézmény. A tér kiterjedésére jellemző, hogy az iskola főbejárata az Illyés Gyula utcáról nyílik.

Jegyzetek

Budapest XV. kerületének utcái és terei
Budapest terei
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PMC Gives Jun Inoue His Silky Voice
Responsible for the meteoric success of Japanese super groups Arashi and KAT-TUN, producer Jun Inoue, aka Silky Voice, recently completed construction of his home studio, which includes PMCs flagship BB5 XBD-A monitoring system.
Although he is one of Japans premier producers, artists and writers, Jun Inoue is also highly unusual because very few producers even ones of his standing set up their own home studios. The nature of the Japanese music industry is such that most productions are completed in commercial facilities, but as Jun knows these are not always suitable for everyones style of production.
Most of these studios do not have good speakers that generate powerful and quality middle-low frequencies," he explains. "The audio may not be centred or balanced according to the structure of the room. I also worried about the time and cost of renting these studios, so I decided to build a home studio just like Motown's "Hitsville U.S.A", where I could invite my friends at any time and be able to work in a friendly environment.
Jun started work on his own studio in Tokyo Shibuya-ku, close to Meiji Shrine. With his natural ear for quality and his desire to achieve the same audio excellence as his peers, Jun did not hesitate when it came to investing in a fully active, full range BB5 XBD-A speaker system.
I chose PMC BB5-XBD-A speakers because my favourite musicians such as Stevie Wonder, Prince and Afrojack, and many other respectable artists who make wonderful dance songs, were using them, he says. I also wanted a speaker that could generate rich, middle-low frequencies. I have spent many hours in Japanese studios but the only studios that satisfied me were the Victor Studio 202 and LAB Recorders B-Studio. I believe fully monitoring the mid-low range throughout the whole production process is the key to making audiences move their bodies. This is why, when I decided to build my private studio, PMC's BB5-XBD-A speaker came to mind first because it has beautiful mid-low range.
Born into an environment where music always mattered, Jun Inoue was destined to succeed from a very young age.
Ever since I was a little kid there was a lot of musical and recording equipment in the house because my father was a musician," he explains. "These ranged from drums, guitars, bass, organs, percussion and synthesizers to an AKAI open reel tape recorder and Hammond Leslie speakers. I remember connecting instruments to the mixer while randomly pressing buttons on the equalizer. I also remember taking off the cover of a Roland Space Echo and cutting the analogue tape inside to change its reverb sound.
After several years working as an assistant for artist management production group Johnny Company, Jun worked his way up to become the company's producer and director. It was at this time that Jun was tasked with managing the unknown boy band KAT-TUN.
When I first met KAT-TUN, they were just a young boy band without a name. When they debuted in Japan, they instantly achieved a million hits. KAT-TUN performed continuous live shows in the Tokyo Dome for eight days straight, which became a new record in Japan.
Juns success and hard work did not go unnoticed and he was immediately assigned to manage Arashi, another relatively unknown group at the time.
After the success of KAT-TUN, I was told to manage ARASHI who were struggling," he says. " They had had a rough start for about three years before coming out with a song called Love So Sweet, which became their new hit single. This changed the direction of the group and they are now seen as the leading boy band in Japan.
Since establishing his own studio and installing the PMC BB5 XBD-A speaks, Jun has been working on projects for Yasuha Kominami and HaKU, as well as overseeing the production of all Japanese artists' content for Tokyo Tunes, a site created to promote new Japanese artists and songs through their YouTube channels and iOS app.
With so many projects on the go at any one time it is easy to forget Jun is also a solo artist in his own right. Going under the name of Silky Voice, his debut album Crystal will be available on the iTunes Music Store on 25th December 2015 on Jazzy Beat Records.
Find more information on Silky Voice and Tokyo Tunes, please visit: http://www.tokyo-tunes.com/
www.pmc-speakers.com.
Tags: PMC Speakers | Silky Voice | Jun Inoue | BB5 XBD-A monitoring system
Submitted by Sue Sillitoe (White Noise Public Relations Ltd)


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Allie M. Fowler
Allie M. Fowler1,2,3
F, #8507, b. 28 November 1888, d. 1 June 1940
Descendants of William Peery
Allie M. Fowler may have been born on 28 November 1883 at Weakley County, Tennessee .4 She was born on 28 November 1888 at Weakley County, Tennessee .4,5,2,6 As of 28 November 1888, Allie M. Fowler was also known as Allie.5 She was the daughter of T. N. Fowler and Julia Lawrence.4 She and Benjamin Franklin Peery obtained a marriage license on 3 October 1908 at Weakley County Courthouse, Dresden, Weakley County, Tennessee .1 She married Benjamin Franklin Peery, son of Adolphus L. Peery and Sallie Matilda Brooks, on 4 October 1908 at Weakley County, Tennessee .1,2 She appeared on the census of 28 April 1910 at District 2, Weakley County, Tennessee , in the household of her husband Benjamin Franklin Peery.5 She appeared on the census of 15 January 1920 at District 14, Weakley County, Tennessee , in the household of her husband Benjamin Franklin Peery.3 She appeared on the census of 18 April 1930 at District 14, Weakley County, Tennessee , in the household of her husband Benjamin Franklin Peery.2 She died from chronic nephritis at 9:15 pm on 1 June 1940 at Weakley County, Tennessee , at age 51 years, 6 months and 4 days.4,6 She was buried on 2 June 1940 at Cate Cemetery, Cate Road, Martin, Weakley County, Tennessee .4,6,7
Children of Allie M. Fowler and Benjamin Franklin Peery
child Peery b. c 1909, d. b 28 Apr 1910
Wayne Thurman Peery+2 b. 16 Jul 1911, d. 21 Jan 1988
Hazel Colleen Peery2 b. 20 Oct 1919, d. 7 Mar 2000
[S611] Tennessee, U.S., Marriage Records, 1780-2002, online http://www.ancestry.com
[S588] 18 Apr 1930, United States Federal Census, [database on-line], Provo, Utah County, Utah, Roll: 2284, Image 941.0, Page 8B.
[S617] 15 Jan 1920, United States Federal Census, [database on-line], Provo, Utah County, Utah, Roll: T625_1771, Image 468.0, Page 8B.
[S369] Family Search, online www.familysearch.org, Tennessee Death Records, 1914-1955 for Mrs. Frank Peery
Digital Folder Number 4184454
Image Number 366
Film Number 2372464
Volume/Page/Certificate Number.
[S627] 28 Apr 1910, United States Federal Census, [database on-line], Provo, Utah County, Utah, Roll: T624_1525, Image 122.0, Page 19A.
[S785] Frank and Allie Peery, Cemetery Marker, Cate Cemetery, Cate Road, Martin, Weakley County, Tennessee.
[S806] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Memorial# 48905407 - Allie Fowler Peery.


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JW Pet Clean Cup Feed An innovative design in bird feeders! Designed for a birds well-being, this silo style bird feeder is refillable without a spill. Offers clean food to your bird. Stops buildup of empty seed husks. Fresh clean food helps to keep birds healthy. Remember healthy birds are happy birds!Food chamber can be removed without having to unscrew the nut. Item Specifications: Size: Regular: 6 1/2" Tall: 8 1/2"
Plastic feeder holds double the seed compared to normal feeders.
Plastic waterer holds double the water compared to normal waterers.
Plastic, Fits All Bird Cages, Both Vertical And Horizontal Bars.