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Day 2 | KC Chiefs Selections
Below are the Chiefs Day 2 selections (Analysis provided by ESPN Insider)
Craphonso Thorpe
WR (6'0", 188, 4.45) FLORIDA STATE
Scouts Grade: 66
Round: 4
Pick (Overall): 15(116)
Strengths: Is tall, has decent bulk and the frame to get bigger. Is at his best vs. man-coverage. He shows good burst out of his breaks and the ability to consistently separate from man-coverage in the intermediate area. Has very good concentration and hand-eye coordination. Does an excellent job of adjusting to the poorly thrown ball and of tracking down the deep ball in the air. Has long arms, good leaping ability and is a weapon on the fade route. Gives a decent effort and shows some toughness as a blocker.
Weaknesses: Was once considered a consistent threat to get over the top of DB's one-on-one. However, he suffered a broken right leg on 11/19/03 and was not been as confident or aggressive following the injury as a senior. Still flashes deep speed but didn't make as many plays vertically as a senior. Is improving as a route runner but still has work to do. Needs to do a better job of recognizing zone coverage and finding soft spots in it. Did not show the same burst and second gear in 2004 that he showed prior to 2003 injury. Has a good frame and top-end speed but lacks strength and explosive initial burst. Didn't get challenged much on film in press coverage but the few times he did he seemed to get frustrated. He needs to improve his upper body strength and develop more reliable moves in terms of his release. Also can improve as a blocker if he gets stronger and fills out his frame.
Overall: Thorpe, who also has led FSU to two outdoor (2002 and 2003) and one indoor (2003) ACC Track and Field championships, has been a contributor at wide receiver and in the return game since his true freshman season in 2001. As a junior in 2003, Thorpe led the Seminoles with 51 receptions for 994 yards and 11 touchdowns despite missing the final two games because of injury. Thorpe was expected to have a huge bounce-back season in 2004 but failed to meet expectations. He was suspended for one game and wound up with just 40 receptions for 496 yards in 11 games played as a senior. Thorpe is a tall receiver who possesses adequate bulk and very good speed. He still has room to improve as a route runner and he has some durability/character concerns following broken leg in20'03 and one-game suspension (failing to attend class) in 2004. He also seemed more hesitant and less explosive coming off the injury as a senior than he was prior to it in 2003. Thorpe does, however, have the speed and home run hitting potential that is difficult to find, which is why despite failing to live up to expectations as a senior he could still wind up getting selected late on the first day or early on the second day of the 2005 draft.
James "Boomer" Grigsby
ILB (5'11", 249, 4.67) ILLINOIS STATE
Pick (Overall): 2(138)
Strengths: Is an intriguing small-school prospect that has flat-out dominated his level of competition. Has good size and strength. Also has good top end speed. Moves well laterally and forward. Is a search-and-flow linebacker with good instincts. Makes quick reads, does a good job of avoiding blocks and takes solid angles to the ball carrier. He has excellent closing burst and very good overall range versus the run. Is a powerful tackler with good pop at the POA. Also is a sound tackler in space. Is much better as a blitzer than he is when forced to turn and run in coverage. Has good instincts and closing burst as a pass rusher.
Weaknesses: Has not played against top competition. Has a strong upper body and makes some big hits but lacks ideal base and needs to improve his lower body strength to anchor in the phone booth. Is still a little bit raw in terms of his technique. Runs around too many blocks. Does not show the consistent ability to take on and shed blocks in the phone booth. Must improve his hand usage and consistency in terms of his leverage. He gets away with running around blocks at his level but won't in the NFL. Moves well laterally and has very good straight-line speed, but his hips are a little bit stiff when forced to turn and run. He does not have great overall cover skills. Seems to lack a feel in zone coverage and does not do a great job of finding the ball in the air. His hands and overall ball skills must improve.
Overall: Grigsby is a late bloomer and very much a "sleeper" in the 2005 draft class. He was not heavily recruited out of high school, wound up going to Illinois State and took a redshirt year in 2000. However, as a redshirt freshman in 2001 he set the school's freshman record with 93 total tackles. He has been a fulltime starter since and has been an absolutely dominant player at that level. Grigsby was named the DI-AA Defensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior. He finished his junior season in 2003 with 179 total tackles, 12 TFL and three sacks and his senior season in 2004 with 129 tackles, 8.5 TFL and three sacks. There is obviously a concern about his ability to make the transition from DI-AA collegiate level to the NFL. Grigsby also lacks a strong base, runs around too many blocks and has some stiffness in coverage. However, Grigsby does have good size, very good top-end speed for his size and is a tough player that should be able to make the adjustment mentally and physically. Grigsby will have a huge transition to make and he will need to improve his lower body strength and technique in the meantime, but he shows enough upside to warrant mid-round attention in the 2005 draft. If nothing else, Grigsby has the right mentality, size and tackling skills to contribute on special teams and enough versatility to play a reserve role at a couple of LB spots.
Alphonso Hodge
CB (5'10", 203, 4.46) MIAMI (OHIO)
Strengths: He has decent height, is well built, strong and has good top-end speed. Has upside because of his natural physical tools. Can do a good job smothering receivers at the LOS. Is strong in at the POA in press coverage. Is big and strong enough to matchup on the outside versus taller receivers. Has very good straight-line speed. Shows some acceleration and the ability to make up for some mistakes. He fills hard against the run and has good size and strength in that area. Has developed solid tackling skills and should also be a good fit as a cover-guy on special teams.
Weaknesses: Has improved with experience but still gambles a little bit too much and doesn't show great natural awareness. Instincts and recognition are below average. He often times takes too long to diagnose a play and will be a split-second late getting there. He has never been a big playmaker when the ball is in the air. He seems to struggle to find the football over his shoulder and his overall ball skills are marginal.
Overall: Hodge redshirted in 2000, played as a reserve cornerback as a redshirt freshman in 2001 and then won a starting job for the first seven games of the 2002 season before being demoted for the final five. He regained his starting cornerback job as a junior in 2003, when he started all 14 games and finished with 49 total tackles, nine PBU, but zero INT's. As a senior in 2004, Hodge started all 13 games and finished with 54 total tackles, seven tackles for loss, five sacks, zero INT's and six PBU. There's a lot to like about Hodge's physical skills as an NFL prospect. He is big, strong and fast. Hodge is aggressive in coverage and in run support, and he has developed into an effective blitzer when occasionally turned loose. However, Hodge still has a lot of work to do in terms of his recognition skills as a cover corner and he also has never developed into a big-time playmaker when the ball is in the air. Hodge will get drafted early on Day 2 because of his upside but he'll need time and good coaching in order to contribute on defense in the NFL.
Will Svitek
OT (Also projects as a DE)(6'6", 286, 5.1) STANFORD
Strengths: Has great size with the frame to continue getting bigger and stronger...Has long arms...Is a very good athlete...Tough and nasty...Smart player with good intangibles...Has a lot of experience.
Weaknesses: For a defensive lineman he does not have great speed or quickness...If he changes positions he will have a lot of work to do and be extremely raw...Was not super productive and didn't do much in terms of sacking the quarterback.
Notes: Some teams are projecting him to the offensive line at the next level...An interesting player with some potential who could be a project some teams decides to take a chance on late.
- Scott Wright, NFLDraftCountdown.com
Khari Long
DE (6'3", 257, 4.69) BAYLOR
Strengths: Is a height/weight/speed prospect. Has intriguing upside as a rush-linebacker and special teams player. Has explosive initial quickness and good top-end speed. Can beat most OT's off the snap with his first few steps. Gets to top-speed in a hurry. Has outstanding COD skills and is a fluid athlete. Has explosive leaping ability and can bat down a lot of passes if his awareness improves. He also has outstanding upper body strength. Flashes the ability to use powerful upper body moves as a pass rusher. Can be effective versus the run when he is pursuing in space. Also can be an explosive tackler when he lines it up right.
Weaknesses: Has had durability issues (ankle in high school, right shoulder in 2001, concussion in 2003). Is unpolished and lacks great technique. Is undersized at DE. Lacks experience at OLB and has not dropped in coverage much. He lacks an ideal base and lower body strength. Gets engulfed at the POA too often and is a liability when teams run at him. Runs around blocks too much and can be undisciplined. Never was as productive on the collegiate level as his measurables would indicate. Needs to learn to use his hands better and to play with more leverage. Instincts are questionable. Misses too many open field tackles.
Overall: Long redshirted in 2000 and missed the first three games of the 2001 season with a sprained shoulder but saw action in the fin al seven games as a reserve DE. He started four games and played in 11 games as a sophomore in 2002, contributing both at the DE and DT positions. Long started 8-of-10 games in which he played in 2003, finishing with 31 total tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks. As a senior in 2004, Long started all 11 games and finished with 58 total tackles, eight TFL and two sacks.Long is an intriguing late-round prospect. He is undersized as a traditional DE and he also lacks experience at the LB position. He is somewhat unpolished and had adequate but not great production on the collegiate level. However, he has an exceptional combination of upper body power (27 reps on 225-pound bench press), speed (4.69), leaping ability (38.5 vertical jump) and agility (1.64 10-yard dash, 4.07 short-shuttle, 11.35 long shuttle and 7.22 three-cone). If he can stay healthy, improves with experience and coaching, and gets a legitimate opportunity, Long could emerge as a steal in the late rounds, as he has the physical tools and upside to develop into a great special teams contributor and situational pass rusher as a rush-linebacker type.
James Kilian
QB (6'2", 215, 4.8) TULSA
Strengths: Is tall, has adequate bulk and the frame to get even bigger. He has adequate arm strength. Shows enough zip on the deep out route but cannot fit the ball into some spots that stronger-armed NFL quarterbacks could. His accuracy and efficiency as a passer continues to improve. He shows the ability to throw on the run with good velocity and accuracy. He will do a terrific job of making things happen after the initial play breaks down. He is quick and elusive. Has a quick set, a good pocket presence and buys himself a lot of extra time with his mobility. He also is a threat to run, has adequate-to-good speed and is an elusive and tough runner in the open field.
Weaknesses: He's raw as a passer. Doesn't show a great feel for reading coverages and making check down reads. Will lock on to his primary receiver too much. Accuracy has improved but it still is not great. Needs to become more mechanically sound and consistent with his release. Can be impatient when his primary isn't open and will take off and run too early at times. He still needs to add bulk and get stronger. He has adequate-to-good arm strength but it's not elite.
Overall: Kilian redshirted in 2000 and started just three games from 2001-'02 before taking over as the Golden Hurricane's fulltime starting quarterback as a junior in 2003. He's a dual threat who completed 56.8-percent of his passing attempts and also rushed for 605 yards in 2003. As a senior in 2004, Kilian completed 54.6-percent of his attempts for 2,247 yards with 13 TD's and 16 INT's. He also rushed for 282 yards and eight TD's. Kilian is an intriguing priority free agent prospect because he has some developmental upside. He has loads of work to do in terms of his mechanics and ability to read defenses as a passer. Also, he still needs to grow into his frame and he hasn't played against top-flight competition much of his college career. However, he has the size, arm strength, athleticism and work ethic to at least be worthy of a shot in training camp.
Jeremy Parquet
OT (6'6", 323, 5.34) SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Strengths: Is a mammoth ROT prospect. Has adequate strength but is more of a mauler than anything. Has better lower body strength than upper body strength. He will play with balance and show the ability to mirror and slide as long as he doesn't get over-extended trying to get set against top speed rushers. He is very difficult to disengage from after he has locked on. He plays with good leverage in the running take. Is experienced and technically sound in that area. Takes solid angles and shows good initial pop. Has strong hands and arms. Will lock on, drive his legs and show a consistent ability to finish his blocks. He is clearly a better run blocker than pass protector. He has been a durable and reliable player throughout his career, as well.
Weaknesses: Is not a good athlete. He can hold up in pass protection against power rushers and athletic high-motor rushers, but speed is what kills him. Will struggle to match up against edge rushers with good speed and athleticism, because he tends to over-extend when he is out-classed by speed, which leads to him getting off-balance and becoming vulnerable to the double move. He does not look smooth and fluid as a space blocker in the running game, either. Finally, while he has good overall size and strength, he clearly is stronger in his lower body than he is in his upper body. He needs to become more powerful up top. Lacks explosiveness in his punch.
Overall: Parquet redshirted in 2000. He started in one-of-six games played in 2001 before moving into a fulltime starting role as a redshirt sophomore in 2002 and was a fulltime starter throughout his last three seasons at Southern Miss. Parquet is a prospect with great size who has continued to with each season of experience. He is strictly a right tackle prospect, as he is a mammoth OT that engulfs defenders at the point of attack but lacks the ideal mobility and athleticism of a starting left tackle in the NFL. In our opinion, Parquet has the potential to develop into a starter in the NFL, which is why he grades out as a late-Day 1 or early-Day 2 prospects in the upcoming draft.
* All Player biographies (except Will Svitek) are provided by Scouts Inc. on ESPN Insider
My first impression: Great pickup with DJ and Colquitt with the first 2 picks.
Thorpe is a project, with a massive payoff.
Grisby, Long, and Kilian are most likely longshots and special teams contributers.
But the last pick could have a huge impact: In terms of value, the Parquet pick in round 7 could be one to remember. With the Chiefs' propensity for developing great O Linemen, Parquet's upside and early round projection makes him an absolute steal in the 7th.
Of course, therein lies the beauty of the draft.
Time will tell, but my initial grade for the Chiefs: B+.
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2019 will be centenary central as Ireland remembers turbulent past
Government advised it should largely leave War of Independence centenaries to local communities
The advisory group to the Government is silent on whether or not there should be a commemoration for the Crown forces killed in the War of Independence.
Ronan McGreevy
Sat, Jan 5, 2019, 06:00
Ireland's Decade of Centenaries has reached its midpoint with the end of the centenary of the first World War and the 1918 British general election. The decade actually lasts 11 years. It began in 2012 with the centenary of the first Home Rule Bill and will end in September 2023 when the Irish Free State joined the League of Nations.
Ahead lie the most difficult commemorations. The War of Independence, the Civil War and partition remain contested history in Ireland. They all have the potential to resurrect old enmities for a new generation.
Before Brexit, relations between Britain and Ireland had never been better. The visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Ireland in 2011 with her wonderfully couched euphemism that "with the benefit of historical hindsight we can all see things which we would wish had been done differently or not at all" seemed to presage a new era of mutual reconciliation.
Yet the next phase of the decade of centenaries is happening against a background of growing distrust between the Irish and British governments and mounting incredulity in Ireland at the fathomless ignorance of British politicians and commentators when it comes to Irish history. There is also the absence of a Stormont government and no hope of a common narrative emerging in the North over the coming years.
If a hard border emerges in the coming years, the British will be blamed for it at a time when the centenary of various atrocities carried out by the Black and Tans are being commemorated.
President Michael D Higgins, in an interview with this newspaper before the presidential election, warned against turning the collective memory into "hatred's forge – rekindling old conflicts rather than healing them".
The next phase of the decade of centenaries will begin in earnest on January 21st next year when the twin centenaries of the ambush at Soloheadbeg, the event that started the War of Independence, and the first Dáil will be marked.
A joint sitting of the houses of the Oireachtas will take place in the Round Room of the Mansion House, the place where the first Dáil met on January 21st 1919. It will be a celebration unlike so many other events in the decade of centenaries which will be commemorations where people lost their lives. The durability of Irish democracy is something which will be celebrated unequivocally.
This will be a State event; Soloheadbeg will be organised locally.
Paid agents
The Soloheadbeg ambush is a microcosm of the type of commemorations that are likely to take place to mark the War of Independence. These were usually small-scale engagements and the dead on both sides were predominantly Irish.
At Soloheadbeg, Royal Irish Constabulary constables James McDonnell and Patrick O'Connell were killed while escorting a consignment of gelignite to a local quarry. The former was a fluent Irish speaker and a widower with six children.
They were both paid agents of the British state in the eyes of republicans and largely written out of the narrative afterwards.
The Soloheadbeg committee has agreed to invite the relatives on both sides to the commemoration which will take place on Sunday, January 20th so as not to clash with the centenary of the first Dáil.
"That was quite important for us," said Tim Hanly, PRO for the Soloheadbeg centenary committee. "We have made contact with the McDonnell and O'Connell families. We want to be inclusive and reflective that this was a painful history. We don't want a glorification of war," he said.
Some 550 RIC men were killed in the War of Independence. They found themselves on the wrong side of Irish history. The Harp Society, which remembers all the former Irish policemen who died in various conflicts, is determined not to allow the War of Independence centenary pass without ensuring that the men who died in police uniforms are properly commemorated.
The first World War was part of the shared history of Britain and Ireland, and something in which nationalists and unionists had an equal stake. That cannot be said about the next phase of the decade of centenaries.
In its 2017 British general election manifesto, the DUP spoke of an Expo 100, a public holiday, new public art and a legacy project to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland in June 1921.
Sinn Féin says it will take no part in any centenary celebrations to celebrate 100 years of the "little statelet" as Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald put it.
Sinn Féin has also set out its stall as to how it intends to commemorate the Civil War. A series of parliamentary questions was put down by Cork TD Pat Buckley earlier this month to the Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht Josepha Madigan who has responsibility for commemorations.
Authentic approach
Will the Government be apologising to the families of those who were executed by the State in the Civil War? he asked. There were 77 in total. Will they be apologising for Ballyseedy? This refers to the notorious incident when National Army soldiers tied eight anti-Treaty republicans to a mine in Ballyseedy, Co Kerry, and blew them up in March 1923.
The minister did not address the question directly except to say that commemorating all those who lost their lives will be based on the "respectful, sensitive, appropriate and authentic approach that has become the hallmark of the decade of centenaries commemorative programme".
There will be many such demands in the coming year. There will be demands for the British to apologise for the activities of the Auxiliaries and the Black and Tans, and for the partition of Ireland. The Irish Government will be asked to apologise for the atrocities of the Civil War – for which there are usually counter-atrocities by those on the anti-Treaty side.
UCD Professor of History Diarmaid Ferriter says the State has "nothing to apologise for how it came into being", but suggests that the British do have explaining to do for its refusal to recognise Dáil Éireann in 1918 and for its subsequent policies of coercion in Ireland.
"They have to take responsibility for that refusal and the things that flowed from it," he maintains, but adds that the approach by the British to the Irish War of Independence centenary may depend on which government is in power at the time.
Navigating the decade of centenaries has been entrusted to the expert advisory group comprising of the country's finest historians and chaired by Dr Maurice Manning. It is independent of the Government.
It has recommended that aside from a number of showpiece centenary events, the Government should leave the War of Independence centenaries to local communities. A successful template was set in this regard with the decision to fund local authorities in 2016 and communities responded accordingly with thousands of events to mark the Easter Rising.
The advisory group has told the Government that "consideration should be given to the organisation of specific initiatives to commemorate the RIC and the Dublin Metropolitan Police and to acknowledge their place in history".
The group is silent on whether or not there should be a commemoration for the Crown forces killed in the War of Independence as there was for British soldiers who died in the Easter Rising.
Neutral stance
However, it does state that there should be a formal commemoration for all those who died in the War of Independence which should take place on July 11th, 2021, the centenary of the Truce or the most suitable date closest to that centenary.
The group has recommended one major event to remember the Civil War with the possibility of a memorial to those who died. Interestingly it recommends that the State should adopt a neutral stance in relation to who was right and who was wrong 100 years ago.
It states: "The State's task is to encourage a reflective and a reconciliatory tone that recognises that neither side has the monopoly of either atrocity or virtue and that this was true of words as well as actions."
This in itself is a contentious comment, as many in Fine Gael believe the Cumann na nGaedhael government implemented the democratically expressed will of the people in enforcing the Treaty and that Michael Collins was subsequently vindicated when he suggested the Treaty provided the "freedom to achieve freedom".
There was considerable alarm among historians when the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar suggested earlier this year that the Decade of Centenaries should not end on a "downbeat" note with commemorations to mark the Civil War.
Instead, he proposed that marking the 75th anniversary of the Republic in 2024 would end it on an "upbeat and optimistic note".
Unsurprisingly, the advisory committee has not taken his suggestion on board. Instead it has posited that an end to the decade of centenaries should happen in September 2023 with Ireland's entry into the League of Nations.
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National Socialist flash demonstration in Helsinki
FINLAND. The Finnish National Socialist organisation Kohti Vapautta (Towards Freedom) held a flash demonstration and leaflet distribution in central Helsinki on 30 November.
The demonstration served to raise awareness of the National Socialist march on Finland's Independence Day on 6 December and also commemorated the Finnish Winter War, which began on 30 November 80 years ago.
After the demonstration, the activists continued to spread information about the Independence March. Kohti Vapautta have been denied permission to hold their own customary National Socialist demonstration before the larger joint independence march because the police believe the organisation is a continuation of the currently banned Finnish branch of the Nordic Resistance Movement.
The police showed up to the flash demonstration after a while and demanded identification from the participants, but no one was arrested.
Kohti Vapautta's video from the demonstration (Finnish):
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English translation of the speech:
Today, November 30th, is the day when the Winter War started. We have gathered here to promote the coming Independence Day demonstration and to commemorate those brave men who, 80 years ago, had to take up their guns and defend the independence of our young nation.
Now we ask: How many of the youth of today could defend our country when it's needed, in the time when men are no longer men and women and are no longer women? Only a few hours without smartphones, electricity and running water would cause a meltdown for the spoiled youth of the 21st century.
One hundred and five days of honour followed that last day of November, during which the underpowered Finnish soldiers showed the world how a small but convinced group can fight and beat their overpowered enemy, such as at the battles of Suomussalmi and Raate Road.
At Raate Road, about 500 Finnish soldiers died, but the men of two Soviet regiments from the 44th Division were almost totally destroyed. Some of the Soviet soldiers died from the freezing temperatures because the Soviet Union was unprepared for the cold.
When we compare our fight for the independence of our nation to the fight of our war heroes, it's apparent that in the 40s they had a clear picture of the enemy: it came from the east with its weapons and uniforms. Our enemy, on the other hand, is not always so obvious. It exists in many forms, such as globalism, feminism, Marxism, multiculturalism and capitalism. But the real financers of the enemy and the highest leaders are the same today as those in 1939. They want to destroy the Finnish people and other European peoples and reach the position of a world authority.
This is why we stand resisting this genocide, and our fight continues until the victory. We will remove all the obstacles the bureaucratic machinery tries to put in our way. Each year when the Independence Day gets closer, the media starts telling us we should stay at home to watch and admire the independence party of the elite on TV – the same elite that each day cut away pieces from our bread, our education, our health care and the rights of the Finnish people to be master of their own country without having the international unions such as the EU, UN or global companies have their fingers in the decision-making.
If we were to believe these unions and our politicians, demonstrations commemorating the war heroes and elevating the modern nationalist spirit are "against good manners", extremism and dangerous to democracy.
We, on the other hand, want to urge you as a Finn to ask yourself the following questions: Can you look yourself in the mirror and not act when the politicians are gradually destroying your nations in all possible ways they can? Does your conscience let you just stand and watch? Do you accept it quietly, just wishing that the total economical, political and cultural collapse of our nation and the replacement of Finnish children by Middle Eastern and African people – leading to our genocide – won't happen during your own lifetime?
If you answered "NO" to these questions, come to demonstrate with us on December 6th under the banner "Towards Freedom!"
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Family Guy is a seriously funny TV show as long as you 'get' the sense of humour that it consistently portrays, which is basically poking fun at lots of different things, and making pretty sharp observations about various farcical situations in life and in other TV shows and films then parodying them in an often hilarious manner.
This is a simple list of some of the stars of the show.
Peter is the head of the family, and if you are looking for those good old fashioned family values, then you won't find them here. Often the character featured most in the show, his bizarre exploits over the episodes are impossible to keep tabs on. There are various running themes with his character, often referring back to when he had a certain experience or did something completely implausible.
The husband of Peter, a slightly lesser character in terms of time featured which often involves the result of Peter's activities with her as the long suffering wife. Some episodes do however essentially follow her character completely.
The lazy and fat son of the Griffins he is not particularly popular at school (which periodically changes in particular episodes). Portrayed as generally slow on the uptake, his character probably develops the least in the shows.
The people behind the show obviously decided it would be good to have a character that everyone hates unfairly, and that character is Meg! The rest of the family dislike her and are almost ashamed of her, although Lois sometimes appears caring towards her and helping her out with her problems in general she is not treated equally to the rest of the family.
The psychotic baby that is bent on revenge against Lois for being born. Probably the second most important character after Peter, many episodes feature Stewie prominently and his scheming. Some people can hear him talking, others can't - all very amusing, and he gets a lot of the good lines in the show.
The pet dog, Brian of course can talk, and is a friend to everyone. Often his escapades with Stewie or Peter are following in an episode to humorous effect with various dog related jokes.
Glenn Quagmire is the neighbour of the Griffins and features in many episodes either to a greater or lesser extent. He has one big obsession and this is usually mentioned whenever he is in the show.
Another friend of Peter, Cleveland is often featured in scenes at the bar and generally in episodes. Now has his own show, the Cleveland show, which is interesting as several of the other lesser characters looked like more promising ones for character development and their own show.
The paraplegic police officer that is part of Peter's gang of four, along with Quagmire and Cleveland. He is surprisingly athletic but also prone to sudden extreme anger.


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Volunteers' week takes place from 1-7th June to celebrate the contribution made by millions of volunteers across the U.K.
At Uttlesford CAB we rely on a fantastic team of about 80 volunteers who work around 470 hours a week for the benefit of our community - the value of which is estimated to be approximately £378,000 a year!
Volunteering is about giving your time to a good cause, and in return getting a sense of making a positive difference to other people's lives. It is a great way to meet people, make friends and can also help you back into the work place should you need it.
Our volunteers make Uttlesford CAB the great organisation it is; they advise clients, visit people in their homes, carry out admin roles, write press releases, act as Trustees; without them we simply would not exist!
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Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) has become a popular way for consumers to buy local, seasonal food directly from a farmer. Here are the basics: a farmer offers a certain number of "shares" to the public. Typically the share consists of a box of vegetables, or other farm produce..In our case lettuces! Interested consumers purchase a share (aka a "membership" or a "subscription") and in return receive a box (bag, basket) of seasonal produce each week throughout the farming season.
But…we think ours is just a little different.
Since we can grow year round we are offering our CSA during those cold winter months when a fresh straight from the farm head of lettuce is impossible to get in the grocery store.
Each week you will receive an e-mail newsletter telling you what you will be getting and in some cases how to use it. Visits to the farm are encouraged and when available, extra heads of lettuce can be purchased.
Right now our CSA members are getting Butter Bibb, Spring Mix, Romaine, Curly Greenleaf, Red Leaf, Red Butter head and Wild Arugula. This is a typical weeks selection but as the season progresses they will be getting Mizuna, Frisee, Red Romaine and a variety of fruits & vegetables among other things.
Sign-ups for the season have begun. Please contact us to get involved!!


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Old Skool Special
Welcome to this special 'old skool' edition of the show, it's a little different this week due to fact I have had to 'voice track' the show as I was unable to present the show live (first time ever, lol) so I decided to save the new music until the week after. I hope you enjoy this two hour trip down memory lane. By the time you read this I will have spent the weekend with Archie Bell and Eddie Holman, two soul music legends, and be sure I will give you the lowdown next week.
Pat Lewis in Dudley
Whilst on the subject of memory lane and legends, I had the opportunity, just last week, to interview my dear friend Ms Pat Lewis, it was recorded at Mickey Nold's Studio 37 and it turned into something of an epic. Pat is living history, a major player in the sound of Detroit; Memphis and Chicago, you won't wanna miss this, I will keep you updated as to when it will be available. Enjoy the show, let it take you back to a time........
Archie Bell, Eddie Holman & Tommy Hunt (@ Skegness weekender)
Sunday 28-09-2014 playlist
The Bar-Kays - Flying High On Your Love
Billy Paul - Sooner Or Later
Enchantment - Thank You Girl For Loving Me
Gene Chandler-Does She Have A Friend 4 Me
The Four Tops - Main Street People
Harold Melvin & Bluenotes - Tell The World
Johnny Guitar Watson - Real Mutha For You
Lenny Williams - Shoo Oo Foo
Ohio Players - Think About You
Luther Vandross - Because It's Really You
Teena Marie - Miracles Need Wings To Fly
Ronnie McNier - I Love You
Ray Charles & Angie Stone - All I Wanna Do
Rose Royce - Ooo Boy
Phil Perry - Closer To Heaven
Teddy Pendergrass - It's Time For Love
Tower Of Power - Sooth You
The Whispers - Is It Good To You
Will Downing - Soul Stepping
War - Baby It's Cold Outside
Mandrill - Starry Eyed
Willie Hutch - Lets Try It Over
There's a little bit of a Southern soul flavor on this weeks show, some of the people making my vintage soul playlist this week are; Joe Simon, along side Eddie Floyd, O V Wright and Johnnie Taylor, four true soul music legends. I was asked the question the other day, "How do I select the music that I play?" The answer was pretty simple, much of it depends on my mood at the time I load the show at the Bridge studio but I do try to include music from any decade, and feel it's vital that new music gets played along side the classics, I also keep in mind that a lot of people would lose interest if I only played new releases, so I try to keep that balance right. I meet with Mickey every Monday morning to update the web site and I gotta tell you he is always reminding me of tracks that I had forgot and in a lot of cases didn't know, there is SOOO much wonderful music out there and the aim of The Science of Soul is to share that with you.
Representing the new music this week is Ms Lydia Rene, I have a track from her forthcoming album "Vintage Heart" and I will be album-tracking from current releases by; Avery Sunshine, Dee Robinson and Gwendolyn Collins, just to remind you how good these sets are. Making a welcome return to the recording studio is the legendary band, Con Funk Shun, and there new single "Your Night" is a real nod to days gone by, It's great to see artists like this back recording 'cause they have still so much to offer. Featured artist this week is Willie Ray Norful from Bolingbrook, IL, better known as Smokie Norful , he's proved himself as one of the leading lights of contemporary gospel music, as well as being an active pastor and real estate company owner, it's a wonder he gets time to record, but thankfully he does, This new album, "Forever Yours" will continue to raise his music profile and I think you will enjoy.
I did mention last week that I would be teaming with my soul brother Melvin Jordan at Legend 107 radio in Tampa Bay, Florida, to do a special show ...well it's now confirmed and it will air on October 12th. so make a date in your diary.
Ok as always it's about the music so sit back and enjoy a slice of Soul pie...remember to share the pie around.
Play list for Sunday 21-09-2014
Sweet Thunder - Hot Line
Joe Simon - She's My Lady
Lydia Rene - Last Night
Dee Robinson - What Can I Do For You
Quedon - Speechless
Con Funk Shun - Your Night
Charles Williams - Standing In The Way
Avery Sunshine - Love (Wont You Try)
B. Grant - Tight Work
Nais - Break Off
Smokie Norful - I Feel Good
Smokie Norful - I Got What You Need
Mirage - Don't Ask Me To Stop Loving You
Gigi Allen - I Was Wondering
Johnnie Taylor - Don't Make Me Late
Freddie Jackson - More Than Friends
Street People - Why You Wanna Make Me Lonely
R Kelly - You
Eddie Floyd - I'm So Glad I Met You
Gwendolyn Collins - Be Happy
Phyllis Hyman - When I Give My Love
Larry Saunders - Darling I Love You
O V Wright - Drowning On Dry Land
Walter Jackson - I Wont Remember Loving You
Angie Stone - No More Rain
The Artistics - I'm Gonna Miss You
Smokie Norful Biography:
Pastor Smokie Norful spent the early portion of his life in Muskogee and Tulsa, Oklahoma. He later moved to Pine Bluff, Arkansas, where he attended Jack Robey Junior High and Pine Bluff High School. He is a graduate of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff with a bachelor's degree in history. He also received formal training in ministry at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston, Ill., and Trinity International Seminary in Deerfield, Ill., where he studied to achieve a master's of divinity. He served as a history teacher for seven years at Jack Robey Junior High School, Pine Bluff High School (Pine Bluff, Ark.) and Evanston Township High School (Evanston, Ill.) respectively. Additionally Rev. Norful served for two years as the educational director for the Pine Bluff Housing Authority's after-school program. Other notable vocational experiences include, but are not limited to, his service as a historian for the National Park Service and a congressional aid for the fourth congressional district. He currently serves on the board of Regents for Trinity International University. More at Wikipedia
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Welcome to my Science of Soul page, first off, thank you for the nice comments about the new look web site, seems the dancing girls are very popular? lol, as I said last week I can't take any credit, it's all Mickey's work. There has been a bit of a refresh on my Face Book page also, thanks to my dear friend Ms Jay Gordan of Vancouver BC., who sent me, out of the clear blue sky, a new cover design to say I was surprised, is an understatement, thank you so much Jay for all you do to help promote The Science Of Soul and all people who share the link and spread the word Carmen, Larry, Jay Tee, Emmille Fox, Melvin Jordan and countless others, also our sponsors Teddy Peterson, David Marquis & Blak King.
Thee songs in today's show!
Today featuring Gregg Jackson's new album "The Other Side Of Me," this set includes a bonus track from back in the day (1982).....you know I love my old school soul, Lol. I think you will approve. Other new music comes from Zany'e wonderful "Conversations" album, plus Philly legends The Trammps are back with a new single. One of my Southern Soul Sister's is about to hit the road for a series of dates stateside, Adrena, so thought I would give you a little reminder of her great talent. Also new music from the lovely Ms Sheila Coley and Jazmine Sullivan.
I'm getting ready to see Soul legend Archie Bell in a couple of weeks, so could not resist slipping in a classic from him in today's playlist. Listen out for a couple names you might not be familiar with; John Fox & Richard Starr, two real old school gems ....Oh and Sheila Raye Charles...guess who her daddy is.. I will be guesting on Melvin Jordan's Heavy Storm show in October, but I'll tell you more on that as it gets closer.... as all ways enjoy the music and spread the word.. [up? - Ed]
The O'Jays - Family Reunion
Phil Perry - Pretty Lady
Richard Brooks - With All Of My Heart
Donnell Sullivan - Leaving
Sheila Coley ft. Nate Hall - Move With You
The Trammps - Get Your Love While I Can
ZanY'e - Extra Ordinary
Chico Debarge - Soopa Man Lover
Smoke - I'm So Glad You Came Along
Gregg Jackson - Movin' On
Gregg Jackson - Sunny Day
Sheila Raye Charles - Behind The Shades
Archie Bell & The Drells - Girl Your To Young
Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - To Be True
We The People - Making My Day Dream Real
John Fox - It's Up To You
Jazmine Sullivan - Forever Don't Last
Subway - This Lil' Game We Play
Little Beaver - That's How It Is
Gregg Jackson - One For The Road
James PJ Spraggins - Better Days
Joe - First Lady
Adrena ft. Nellie Tiger Travis - Another Woman's Man
Larry Saunders - All My Friends Call Me A Fool
Richard Starr - Love Is Not A Game
3PC - Picture Yo' Body
Gregg Jackson Biography:
Gregg Jackson has brought the joy and intensity of the Motown/R&B nightclub experience to packed dance floors all over the United States. He has performed lead and backround vocals with many well-known artists such as James Brown, Ike & Tina Turner, Herb reed & The Platters, The Coasters and the Drifters, as well as Otis Redding & The Tramps.Gregg began his music career at a very young age of 6 performing in Gospel choirs, dance troupes and shows. He studied under the direction of the famous Boston Pops artist Anna Maria Santorrelli Gregg released his first album entitled "One for the Road" in Nashville, Tennessee which was produced by Kevin Falwey for KYP Productions. Original Songs written by Gregg Jackson :"Home Again""Love me like the First Time""But She Loves Me""Ain't Gonna Do you No Good" about you. (reverbnation)
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For the first time ever I feature a gospel album, as my album of the week!, "Savior Made" is the latest offering from the Lansing, Michigan native, J. Poww. If your not familiar with Jay you soon will be, he's steadily built himself a reputation as one of the Mid West's most important Gospel artists and this album really confirms it. Even if Gospel is not your thing don't close your mind to this one as it's a solid production and the songs are relevant to what's going on in the world today....highly recommended.
Darrius Willrich is a new name to me but Mickey just introduced me to his album that came out last year, It's a great piece of work I slipped a track in on this weeks show and rest assured more will come over the next few shows. Talking of Mickey he as given the web site a new look, I hope you approve and I've to thank him for all the time and effort he puts into the Science of Soul, It's way above the call of duty and friendship, he is a rare treasure to have as a friend.
I got some shocking news this week ...Algebra Blessett, Sulpacia Jones and Gwendolyn Collins will be appearing in Birmingham, England on the 27th of September, what a scoop this is, it's a rare weekend when I'm out of town but it's a Monday night show, so I'm hoping to be back in time to catch this one. When you look at this weeks playlist you will see I have been feeling a little nostalgic lately, it's heavy on the classics but I hope you enjoy. Please remember to share the Science of Soul link and be sure to stop by my Face Book page, all the links are right here at the top of the page....sit back
This Sunday's playlist 07-09-2014
Creative Sauce - Funky Luva
Brothers Unlimited - Take Me Back
Darrius Willrich - Promise Me Love
Glen GG Gordon - You Should Be My Lady
Omari Shabazz - Recipe For Love
Donnell Sullivan - I Wanna Be Your Freak
J Poww - No Greater Love
J Poww - He Can Do The Impossible
Jay & The Techniques - Number One-Der full
Darrow Fletcher - Love Is My Secret Weapon
Street People - Why You Wanna Make Me Love You
Willie Hutch - I Can Sho Give You Love
David Tolliver - Home
Touch Of Class - I Love You Pretty Baby
Angel - Break Out The Tears
J Poww - I'm In Need Of A Blessing
Wilson Pickett - I'm In Love
Dee Robinson - Feel A Little Tired
Ronn Matlock - You Got The Best Of Me
P R A Y - If Your Body Says Yes
Frankie Beverly & Maze - Never Let You Down
Nine Yards - There's No Love
Al Wilson - Touch & Go
Bill Withers - Let Me In Your Life
Enchantment - It's You That I Need
J. Poww's Biography:
"Everything I am is because of You; I am where I am because You brought me through…"
This sentiment is why J.Poww made the decision to switch gears and use his God-given talents to advance the Kingdom with his first gospel album. The singer, lyricist, songwriter, producer plans to release his latest album, Savior Made, independently in May 2014.
Savior Made is not your traditional gospel album. It's what the Lansing, Mich. native refers to as "urban gospel" with many of the songs having an R&B vibe. "My hope is that this album will minister to the masses," says J.Poww. The 14-track album provides a message no matter where someone is in their walk with Christ - whether they need to follow God, their faith is being tested or they just want to be closer to Him. Savior Made provides listeners a platform to praise God with "Hallelujah" – a duet withSunday's Best finalist, Chiffon McNeal; and fans can also get a glimpse of J.Poww's personal side with "This is My Prayer" – a very intimate prayer between him and God.
More at this page
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Thank you for visiting this weeks Science of Soul I have a couple of featured products this week, first off is the excellent Soul Junction single by Elliot Mcauley, it's a two sider by the Manchester, UK based Jazz-man that features the vocals of Joe Leavy on one side and Cleveland Jones on the other side, what more can a soul lover ask for...very highly recommended.
Also featuring a couple of tracks this week from the latest Soul on The Real Side series, this being Volume Two stand out tracks being Lonnie Givens "Dreams" and a killer cut by Angel "Why Me," this is a reissue series, as updated remixes rare and very hard to find tracks all at a budget price, amazing value for collectors and listeners alike, it's a must have so give your support.
On the current release side we have music from Bigg Robb the king of Cincinnati Soul plus Betty Wright, Freddie Jackson, Kem, Dionne, Seanel Paris and Joe.Also making a welcome return is Tank not sure about the whole album yet but "Your My Star" is a stone cold killer.
Representing the Old Skool I have The Emotions, who have just been featured on TV One's series Unsung, it's a much watch if you get a minute to sit and relax, it's also great to that! The Average White Band get the box set treatment, & its amazing value, charts their career from the first album right through to 2001 WOW, you forget sometimes just how much great music they made, "All The Pieces" is an incredible collection and very nicely put together ...soon be Christmas, lol. Now then it's music time! please remember to share the Science of Soul link with friends 'cause that's how we spread soul around the world..... [Bridge web pages have not updated due to technical issues]
Track listing Sunday 31-08-12014
Hour One (orange= featured artist)
(show in Mono due to Station fault)
Sadane - One Way Love Affair
Freddie Jackson - Love & Satisfaction
Elliot Macauley ft Joe Leavy - All My Life
The Emotions - You Know I'm The One
Dawn McClain - Hope
Tank - Your My Star
Average White Band - For You For Love
Joe - If You Lose Her
Kem - It's You
Angel - Why Me
Aretha Franklin - I Need You Baby
Bigg Robb - Hotter Than Fish Grease
The Controllers - Getting Over You
Seanel Paris - Paradise
Elliot Macauley ft Cleveland Jones - Mamas Baby Boy
Mirage - I Found Time For Love
Lonnie Givens - Dreams
Ray Frazier - Loneliness
Dionne - Love You
Bo Henderson - Makin' Love
The Delfonics - La La Means I Love You
The Dramatics - I Cried All The Way Home
The Fact's Of Life - Did He Make Love To You
Voices Of East Harlem - Lovin' U The Way I Do
Betty Wright - Dry Well
Elliot Macauley's Biography:
Elliot Macauley is yet another independent musician and recording artist to emerge from the musical legacy of the UK City of Manchester. With George Benson's "Breezing" playing in the background of his parent's home in the late 1970's Elliot picked up his first bass guitar and began strumming along to the soul and jazz sounds that surrounded him. At the age of 18, Elliot moved to London to pursue his musical career playing in various soul, funk and jazz bands. Although honing his skills playing live music there was little or no opportunity for him to record or produce his own material due to the expenses involved at the time, a situation later resolved with the dawn of the digital era. But in the interim, Elliot whilst working at London's Jazz Cafe' was offered the chance to travel to Japan as a session musician in a jazz quartet. Through playing bookings in Nagoya, Osaka and Tokyo Elliot laid the foundations of the fan base he now enjoys in the Far East. More at Soul Junction
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We may finally know what causes Alzheimer's – and how to stop it | New Scientist | Activity Director Live!
That's bad, as gum disease affects around a third of all people. But the good news is that a drug that blocks the main toxins of P. gingivalis is entering major clinical trials this year, and research published today shows it might stop and even reverse Alzheimer's. There could even be a vaccine.
Alzheimer's is one of the biggest mysteries in medicine. As populations have aged, dementia has skyrocketed to become the fifth biggest cause of death worldwide. Alzheimer's constitutes some 70 per cent of these cases and yet, we don't know what causes it.
The disease often involves the accumulation of proteins called amyloid and tau in the brain, and the leading hypothesis has been that the disease arises from defective control of these two proteins.
But research in recent years has revealed that people can have amyloid plaques without having dementia. So many efforts to treat Alzheimer's by moderating these proteins have failed that the hypothesis has been seriously questioned.
However evidence has been growing that the function of amyloid proteins may be as a defence against bacteria, leading to a spate of recent studies looking at bacteria in Alzheimer's, particularly those that cause gum disease, which is known to be a major risk factor for the condition.
Bacteria involved in gum disease and other illnesses have been found after death in the brains of people who had Alzheimer's, but until now, it hasn't been clear whether these bacteria caused the disease or simply got in via brain damage caused by the condition.
Multiple research teams have been investigating P. gingivalis, and have so far found that it invades and inflames brain regions affected by Alzheimer's; that gum infections can worsen symptoms in mice genetically engineered to have Alzheimer's; and that it can cause Alzheimer's-like brain inflammation, neural damage, and amyloid plaques in healthy mice.
"When science converges from multiple independent laboratories like this, it is very compelling," says Casey Lynch of Cortexyme, a pharmaceutical firm in San Francisco, California.
In the new study, Cortexyme have now reported finding the toxic enzymes – called gingipains – that P. gingivalis uses to feed on human tissue in 96 per cent of the 54 Alzheimer's brain samples they looked at, and found the bacteria themselves in all three Alzheimer's brains whose DNA they examined.
"This is the first report showing P. gingivalis DNA in human brains, and the associated gingipains, co-lococalising with plaques," says Sim Singhrao, of the University of Central Lancashire, UK. Her team previously found that P. gingivalis actively invades the brains of mice with gum infections. She adds that the new study is also the first to show that gingipains slice up tau protein in ways that could allow it to kill neurons, causing dementia.
The bacteria and its enzymes were found at higher levels in those who had experienced worse cognitive decline, and had more amyloid and tau accumulations. The team also found the bacteria in the spinal fluid of living people with Alzheimer's, suggesting that this technique may provide a long-sought after method of diagnosing the disease.
When the team gave P. gingivalis gum disease to mice, it led to brain infection, amyloid production, tangles of tau protein, and neural damage in the regions and nerves normally affected by Alzheimer's.
Cortexyme had previously developed molecules that block gingipains. Giving some of these to mice reduced their infections, halted amyloid production, lowered brain inflammation and even rescued damaged neurons.
The team found that an antibiotic that killed P. gingivalis did this too, but less effectively, and the bacteria rapidly developed resistance. They did not resist the gingipain blockers. "This provides hope of treating or preventing Alzheimer's disease one day," says Singhrao.
Some brain samples from people without Alzheimer's also had P. gingivalis and protein accumulations, but at lower levels. We already know that amyloid and tau can accumulate in the brain for 10 to 20 years before Alzheimer's symptoms begin. This, say the researchers, shows P. gingivalis could be a cause of Alzheimer's, but it is not a result.
Cortexyme reported in October that the best of their gingipain blockers had passed initial safety tests in people, and entered the brain. It also seemed to improve participants with Alzheimer's. Later this year the firm will launch a larger trial of the drug, looking for P. gingivalis in spinal fluid, and cognitive improvements, before and after.
They also plan to test it against gum disease itself. Efforts to fight that have led a team in Melbourne to develop a vaccine for P. gingivalis that started tests in 2018. A vaccine for gum disease would be welcome – but if it also stops Alzheimer's the impact could be enormous.


Home › Forums › Decaffeinated Coffee › Rants › Why should we have to prove our humanity?
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When I tried to log in just now I was asked to solve an arithmetic problem and told "prove your humanity". This is extremely offensive and degrading. What do the mods fear? A golem? There are already human trolls here so why not?
They don't want computer robots answering questions but humans. It says clearly I not a robot.
I doubt it's the moderators. It is normally the web designers hosting the website. It is a way to ward off denial of service attacks.
The new system uses artificial intelligence to determine the intelligence level of the user attempting to login. If it suspects a lower level, it is programmed to further probe to alleged humanity of the person or device attempting to login.
What do the mods have to do with it?
Shouldn't we asking what happens if the computer can solve the puzzle? Would that means it can convert?
An irony here is that it's a machine that's administering the "prove your humanity" test.
Laskern, that does not mean that there has to be an insulting message.
Akuperma, the Chacham Tzvi says that a golem cannot be counted in a minyan so presumably a computer cannot convert.
I do websites and stuff. Things without the code can get hundreds of spam messages a day, it's frustrating to sift through.
I did not know that to be a member of CR you need to have a kedusha which a golem does not have to be counted as part of a minyan.


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Nintendo Switch Pro rumored release date sounds great, but the price has me worried
We've got a new report detailing when the Nintendo Switch Pro will likely launch, as well as how much it will cost
By Robert Jones published 28 May 21
We've known that the Nintendo Switch Pro is coming for months now, and we knew specifically that is was launching in the latter half of this year, too.
However, what we didn't know was exactly when it was going to get its first official unveiling. A Nintendo Switch Pro release date in the months leading up to the 2021 winter holiday season was obvious, but when it would be unveiled to the public wasn't so.
Well, now we do know, thanks to a Bloomberg report by authoritative Nintendo insider Takashi Mochizuki, who states that Nintendo "plans to begin assembly of its new Switch as soon as July and release the upgraded replacement for its four-year-old game console in September or October".
So, the perfect launch window to tap into the winter holiday season market, then. And, with Mochizuki's bullet proof heritage in terms of accurately reporting Nintendo information, we can now safely say that the Nintendo Switch Pro release date will be "in September or October" this year.
What's more interesting about this report, though, is that Mochizuki states that the Nintendo Switch Pro "may be announced ahead of the E3 conference starting June 12". And, well, if that is true then we are within weeks of seeing the Nintendo Switch Pro. Now that's properly exciting.
Why would Nintendo go so early with its Nintendo Switch Pro launch? Only to tap into the wave of disenfranchised gamers who are still unable to buy a PS5 or Xbox Series X, that's why. I wrote mere weeks ago about why it would be a misstep by Nintendo not to capitalise on this, and with a pre-E3 2021 unveiling it certainly would do, which makes sense to me.
Suddenly the 4K-capable graphical beast that is the Nintendo Switch Pro will be in front of gamers eyes and very, very real, and many will likely ask themselves if actually waiting a few more months to buy a Switch Pro might be their best option.
Although, for me at least, I don't think it is going to be that straight forward at all, and the reason for that is another detail mentioned in Mochizuki's report – the Nintendo Switch Pro price.
Apparently, the Nintendo Switch Pro is "likely to be priced higher than the $299 original" Nintendo Switch, according to Mochizuki. And that to me spells the potential for big trouble for gamers, and especially so in light of the on-going semi-conductor shortages worldwide.
I foresee a Nintendo Switch Pro launch that not only has a higher barrier for entry for gamers off the bat, with say the console retailing for say $399, which is obviously far from ideal, but then many gamers then also having to factor in the scalper mark-up, too, due to console shortages.
Does it make sense that the Nintendo Switch Pro costs more than the Nintendo Switch? Probably, and I bet a lot of gamers could rationalise paying, say, a $100 premium to get the upgraded console, but would they be prepared to pay $200 or even $300 to get 4K visuals? And especially so when plug-and-play upscalers like the Marseille mClassic exist?
Because unless the Nintendo Switch Pro faces no supply shortages, scalpers are going to run rampant again and, with their inevitable mark-ups, they are going push the Switch Pro to PS5 and Xbox Series X levels in terms of cost. And while the Switch Pro will be a power increase over the original Switch, it is not going to be capable of the graphical power of the PS5 or Xbox Series X.
There's no easy solution to this problem, but I think if the Nintendo Switch Pro price does rise above the $299 original, it could make the at-launch take-up of the console compromised, and really make many gamers question whether or not they would be better with say a Nintendo Switch Lite as a second console, which could by that time cost under half of what the Nintendo Switch Pro is retailing for.
Here's hoping, then, for a modest price rise (if any), as well as plenty of Switch Pro consoles for its launch window. As otherwise its price could keep it from becoming the main console Nintendo it clearly would love it to be for many gamers.
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When senior digital marketers, sales gurus and retail industry experts come out with their top predictions for 2014, and provide lists of ecommerce trends to keep an eye on. Whether you're just an ecommerce enthusiast, or have your own online store, you will have found any number of these articles in your inbox and Twitter feed these past few weeks.
So instead of reading through the many articles, listicles and reports of ecommerce trends 2014, here is a concise 'Best of Ecommerce Tends' list of my own. Out of the 80 or so trends that I observed in ecommerce areas such as business strategy, social, mobile, email marketing, UX, SEO, analytics, advertising, content, IT and so on, there were 6 that I found to be the most important, and unavoidable trends for ecommerce merchants this year.
I would also like to highlight those ecommerce trends that will most affect retailers in general, regardless of size, location or digital budget. This is because it's easy to highlight the triumphs of Amazon or eBay when it comes to ecommerce innovation, but what about the rest of us? Well, there are tactics that smaller retailers can use too, and I want to discuss those trends specifically.
It's a fascinating time to be in ecommerce, with recent reports lauding brands that leveraged their digital strengths in 2013 to make this past holiday season a real cause for occasion. Several UK etailers saw record-breaking ecommerce sales this Christmas, with Black Friday and Boxing Day becoming cemented as digital holidays in the British calendar. SMM campaigns flourished in 2013, and demonstrated to retailers the power of digital channels to affect the purchase path and provide real ROI.
As booming ecommerce growth continues to bolster otherwise ailing bricks and mortar shops, and consumer shopping trends continue to be revolutionised by wearable tech, social influences and increased mobile payments, it's easy to see why those involved in digital commerce are excited about the prospects of the coming year.
In 2014, it's impossible to ignore how your customers interact with your online store, through which channels, from where and why. Answering these questions will allow you to leverage the type of store you want to be and how customers perceive that message. Making browsing, product segmentation and above the fold messaging responsive is key, and you should also focus on optimising search, check out and customer service experiences as well.
These are not just peripheral duties to delegate to an intern anymore as more retailers are realising the importance of interacting with social influencers, solving customer service queries via Twitter and native advertising on Facebook. These are quick wins for smaller retailers as well, since a savvy social media marketer can grow a user base by maximising their voice online and get customers talking not only about their brand, but ideally, to each other about products.
These are key tactics that retailers need to absorb into their long-term strategy to keep up with their larger competitors' behaviour. The ability to go beyond simply suggesting similar products to actually tailoring a user's shopping experience based on previous data, and allowing them to move through different channels is essential to online retailing in 2014. It's definitely time to begin planning or revamping your personalization strategy. This also goes for multichannel retailers who can take advantage of new localisation technologies like iBeacons and NFC to analyze both in-store and online revenues and behaviour to personalize the customer journey.
The Consumer Rights Directive will pass in the UK in June, which means it's as good time as any to reassess your shipping and returns policies. This should also include a look into free shipping and same-day delivery options where possible, as well as highly successful click/ reserve and collect tactics.
We all know mobile is a huge buzzword, and there's a reason I didn't talk about it first, but it surely was the most popularly mentioned trend in my research and discussions with industry specialists. Whether it's a mobile first strategy for digital development, or optimising payment processes and options, everyone has their eye on this rapidly evolving channel. 2014 will definitely be the year of mobile expansion as marketers become braver and explore the options that only smart phones and tablets allow.
The last trend that I would like to highlight is one that doesn't show up on any of the lists, posts and reports I've come across, but it's the only trend that I believe is vital for retailers looking to succeed this year. 2014 is the year of data-driven decision-making and leveraging data. Ecommerce Data Triangulation, put simply, sets out to maximise profit by selling the right products to the right customers. Putting together the right KPIs to manage your business this year will be faster, simpler and clearer with a number of software providers leading the race.
There are many other developments in ecommerce set for the coming year, however the list above highlights those trends that are already set to take over the industry. If you're an established retailer, you will want to shed the old skin of technologies and strategies you were using, and embrace the rapid evolution of digital channels as quicikly as possible. For younger retailers, you will want to maximise ROI by leveraging social growth with a responsive-first approach. These newer channels can establish a retailer in younger customers' minds more easily, since their strengths lay in their creativity and social reach. Smaller retailers also have the advantage of being able to easily implement new technologies to track, analyse and personalize the customer journey, whereas more established retailers need time and resource to plan major renovations in their software and IT departments. You should use the next few weeks to discuss your digital strategies and determine what changes your company can specifically implement, and what things should be kept in mind and followed more closely.


I'm still having fun with my Altenew inks! This card is for the Fusion Card Challenge - Something Blue, Addicted to CAS - Petals Challenge and the CASology - CAS challenge. Thanks for dropping by!
I've used Altenew Painted Flowers and inks (Glacier Caves set), Tim Holtz stencil, Ranger Texture Paste, MFT Dienamics stitched rectangles die.
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Six provinces approve crowdfunding, Ontario to develop separate standards
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Crowdfunding websites already allow people to make small donations to help companies raise funds, but Canadian companies were not allowed to issue securities that give investors a chance to own part of a company.milo827/Getty Images/iStockphoto
Small companies in six provinces will be allowed to raise capital through crowdfunding websites, but Ontario says it will not participate in the new rules and will develop separate standards.
Provincial securities regulators in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia announced Thursday that they will allow startup and early-stage companies to issue shares to investors through crowdfunding websites, providing a new source of financing.
"Crowdfunding is an attractive way for startups to raise capital," said Louis Morisset, chair of the Autorité des marchés financiers, Quebec's securities regulator.
"This regime addresses micro-capitalization needs and issues, which are more local in nature and sometimes industry-specific."
The rules will allow companies to raise a maximum of $500,000 in a year – but no more than $250,000 in one offering – through approved Internet funding sites. No individual will be allowed to invest more than $1,500 per distribution, and people will have the right to withdraw their investment offer within 48 hours.
Crowdfunding websites already allow people to make small donations to help companies raise funds, but Canadian companies were not allowed to issue securities that give investors a chance to own part of a company.
Securities regulators around the world are facing pressure to allow companies to raise funds from investors through crowdfunding. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission adopted rules this year to allow companies to sell as much as $50-million of shares a year through crowdfunding sites.
The new Canadian rules will apply only to small startups and will not allow bigger companies that are already registered to distribute securities – known as reporting issuers – to participate. The six provincial regulators said they are still developing crowdfunding rules for reporting issuers, which they expect to be published separately.
Ontario said Thursday it would not participate in the new crowdfunding regime for startups but will instead continue to develop a broader crowdfunding rule to cover both startups and reporting issuers. The Ontario Securities Commission said it expects to publish a new rule this fall, which will follow the framework of a crowdfunding proposal unveiled last year for public comment.
Under that broader model, companies could raise far more money through crowdfunding – as much as $1.5-million a year – and investors could invest up to $2,500 in a single project, to a maximum of $10,000 a year.
The broader model would also require crowdfunding websites, known as portals, to be registered with securities regulators as a dealer, which is not required under the six other provinces' crowdfunding model – though their regulators said they will have the right to stop a portal from operating if it is run by people whose past conduct demonstrates "a lack of integrity, financial responsibility or relevant knowledge or expertise."
Ontario said the lack of a registration requirement for portals was one of the reasons it did not join the other provinces. "In our view, the registration of portals is important for managing risks to investors and the reputation of Ontario's capital markets," OSC spokeswoman Kristen Rose said in an e-mailed statement.
Sarah Bradley, chair of the Nova Scotia Securities Commission, said a crowdfunding rule for startups gives small companies "a modern, cost-effective way" to connect with investors.
"This exemption also creates an opportunity for investors to find local investment options," she said in a statement.
Saskatchewan introduced crowdfunding rules for securities in December, 2013, but said it will adopt the proposal unveiled Thursday to harmonize its standards with other provinces.
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