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Show deal: Cruise of a lifetime: 23nts from San Fran to Hawaii, Samoa, New Zealand & Sydney from £3219pp incl. flights, transfers, meals & tips (2022 sailing from £3559pp)
14. Jan. 2020, 7:01 pm 0 Comments
Looking for that holiday of a lifetime where you visit a number of bucket list destinations? Well, we might have it here with this incredible 23 night cruise between the bays of San Francisco to the coast of Sydney, hitting Hawaii, a number of paradise Pacific islands and New Zealand in between? What could be…
Expired: 16nts Melbourne & Forever Fiji cruise package from £1,799pp - incl. 5* Melbourne hotel, flights, transfers, all meals & extras
20. Nov. 2019, 10:05 am 0 Comments
Next up, a something of a cruise dream come true for any pirate! Or how about cruising around the tropical waters of Fiji aboard the luxe Golden Princess ship (a food lover's paradise) with a 2-night luxurious stay at the 5* The Langham Hotel in Melbourne?! Flights and full board meals are included along with…
Expired: EXTREMELY LIMITED: Celebrate 100 years of Qantas with return fares from London to Sydney from £205
20. Nov. 2019, 9:30 am 15 Comments
Pirates, this isn't a typo. To celebrate Qantas' 100th year, they are selling 20 flights each day for 5 days from London to Sydney for £205* return. These seats are incredibly limited and once they're gone, they're gone! Flights go on sale bang on 12pm today. This is your chance to grab a super cheap…
Expired: Off to Australia: Flights to Sydney from £422 return
Pirates, it's a dream for many Brits to see the land Down Under, but the price tag is usually pretty hefty. Enter these knock-down prices from Air China from only £422* return! You save by having more stops and a less glam airline, but if you'd rather get a cheaper flight and have more spends…
Expired: Incredible non stop flights to Perth, Australia from £696 return on Qantas
4. Sep. 2019, 2:04 pm 0 Comments
Boasting the 3rd spot in the longest direct flight in the world, Qantas, when first releasing their London to Perth route, were charging well over £1200 return. However, we've managed to find them now from under £700* return. For those who'd prefer to get to Oz as quickly as possible, these direct flights are for…
Expired: Fly to Australia from under £400 return
9. Aug. 2019, 11:03 am 0 Comments
We have found some insanely cheap fares from London to a number of cities in Australia, with prices starting at just £385* return. We've found available dates in November - February 2020. This is a great time to visit down under as you'll grab a bit of Ozzie summer... scorchio! The cheapest flights are with…
Expired: Book flights to India, Asia or Australia with Etihad and stay in Abu Dhabi for 2nts FREE
8. Aug. 2019, 8:01 am 0 Comments
Ahoy Pirates - if you're thinking abut a long haul trip to India, Asia or Australia - then take a look at this awesome deal from Etihad Airways. Book a flight with them with a stop over in Abu Dhabi and they'll give you a hotel stay for free! Book by 1st March for travel…
Expired: Bucket list Uluru tour from £240pp incl. meals, transport, guide & more - fly to Oz from £442 rtn
Calling all Pirates who are looking for their next adventure... how about the untamed wilds of Australia? Discover one of the new 7 Wonders of the World - Uluru. Also known as Ayres Rock, this jaw dropping rock formation is a must-see when visiting down under. We have discovered this2 night/ 3 day tour of…
Expired: Bargain Australia flights: Sydney or Melbourne from £438 return
Pirates, we've peeked through our telescopes and spied a fab deal on the horizon -- flights to either Sydney or Melbourne, Australia from only £438* return including bags & meals. Dates at these prices are very limited and once they're gone, they're GONE! Flight Details Flights with Air China Departures from London Heathrow Dates between…
Expired: Full of Perthonality: Flights to Australia from £424 return *November dates*
Sometimes a pirate's gotta do what a pirate's gotta do -- like get to the airport at mad times to secure a cheap flight! Check out these flights from London to Perth, Australia from only £424* return -- crazy value, annoying flight times, but if saving cash means more to you than a red-eye wake-up…
Expired: Australia flights from £579rtn with Etihad Airways - Melbourne, Sydney & more
18. Jun. 2019, 5:35 pm 3 Comments
It's time to throw another shrimp on the barbie pirates! Our Flights Finder is offering Australia flights from just £579* return on the rather lovely Etihad. Checked luggage and inflight meals are included as standard on these flights to Sydney and Melbourne. We've added options between October and next March, with departures from London and…
Expired: Insanely cheap air fares: Fly return to Sydney from £439
7. Jun. 2019, 2:00 pm 15 Comments
We have found some insanely cheap fares from London to Sydney, with prices starting at just £439* return. We've found available dates in October & November but will add other dates as we find them. This is a great time to visit down under as you'll grab a bit of Ozzie summer... scorchio! Dates at…
Expired: Incredible 24nt cruise from South Africa to Mauritius & OZ from £2919pp incl. flights & meals
Now here is something truly special Pirates. If you're yearning for the smell of the sea breeze for 3 weeks this winter. Head to warmer waters and enjoy the early summer in the southern hemisphere by visiting 3 bucket list destinations in one incredible cruise. Raise the anchor for 24 nights and hit the delights…
Expired: Make merry in Melbourne: Flights down under from £483 return
27. Mar. 2019, 12:19 pm 0 Comments
Pirates, if you want to visit the coolest city in Australia, try Melbourne on for size: some of the best coffee in the world awaits! Air China are offering nice-price flights from only £483* return but hurry -- these prices will not last long. Flight details Flights with Air China (1 stop Beijing) Departures from…
Expired: Flights to Sydney, Australia from £589rtn with British Airways (Short connections)
27. Jan. 2019, 9:54 am 4 Comments
Us pirates love a good Aussie flights deal, especially one with British Airways that will get you Down Under in double quick time! These Sydney flights are 'direct' in industry parlance, meaning you'll only have a short stop in Singapore on the way, then continue on to Sydney with the same flight - from only…
Expired: Off to Australia: Flights from London to Melbourne, Brisbane or Sydney from £471 return
Pirates, check out what's going down Down Under with these well-priced flights from London to Australia (Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane) from £471* return. There are a change or two on both legs of the journey so they're not the quickest route to the other side of the world, but they are certainly quite cheap... Meals…
Expired: Australia flights from £566rtn with 5* Cathay Pacific - Melbourne & Sydney
2. Jan. 2019, 2:39 pm 6 Comments
Throw another shrimp on the barbie pirates! Our Flights Finder is offering Australia flights from just £566* return on the superb Cathay Pacific (rated 5* by Skytrax!). Checked luggage and inflight meals are included as standard on these flights to Sydney and Melbourne. We've added options between February and September, with departures from London and…
Expired: Australia flights from £460 return - incl. bags: Melbourne, Sydney & Perth
10. Dec. 2018, 11:58 am 1 Comment
Pirates, fancy spending some time down under? Our deal-hunting pirates have found some great value flights to various cities across Australia from London; prices start from just £460* return including a checked bag of 23kg. We've seen availability from April to June, which is autumn in the southern hemisphere so you may need to bring…
Expired: Round-the-world flights from £775: Germany, Thailand, Australia, Hawaii & California
Most people dream about booking round-the-world flights but think it's purely a fantasy; a privilege reserved only for the rich and famous. Well us pirates are here to show you just how afford it can be! We've picked out flights that can have you travelling to Germany, Thailand, Australia, Hawaii and California from under £800*…
Expired: 2018 & 2019 dates: Flights to Australia from £543rtn w/5* Qatar Airways - Perth, Sydney, Melbourne
22. Aug. 2018, 9:04 am 0 Comments
Gather round pirates, today our Flights Finder is offering some cracking deals to Australia during the southern hemisphere summer - the ideal time to fly out to throw a shrimp on the barbie! There are options to get to Sydney, Melbourne & Perth from several UK airports. We've added departures from London, Manchester, Birmingham and…
Expired: Winter Sunshine: Flights to Australia from £529rtn w/ 5* Qatar Airways - Perth, Sydney, Melbourne
Strewth pirates! Today our Flights Finder is offering some cracking deals to Australia during the southern hemisphere summer - the ideal time to fly out to throw a shrimp on the barbie! There are options for Sydney, Melbourne & Perth from several UK airports. We've added departures from London, Manchester, Birmingham and Edinburgh. Flights are…
Expired: Flights to Melbourne, Australia from just £508rtn - incl. luggage & meals
Pirates, The Only Way is Melbs with these fantastic Australia flights we came across in our Flights Finder. For this price you'll be jetting off to Melbourne, Australia's hippest city and a fine base for exploring the rest of the country. We've seen availability between October and November 2018, as well as February and April…
Expired: AirAsia Sale: Flights from £3.75 one way - travel from KL to Asia, Australia, NZ, Hawaii & more
Stop what you're doing right now Pirates, AirAsia is having one of their incredible flash sales, where they have drastically reduced the price of 3 million seats! Mostly departing from Kuala Lumpur you can fly to a number of exciting destinations from as little as £3.75 each way! The sale covers flights between 1st November…
Expired: 6 in 1: Berlin to Bali, Perth, Sydney, Fiji & Singapore back to London from £876
Ahoy globetrotters! Here we have put together a once in a lifetime adventure flying you from Berlin to beautiful Bali, on to Perth and Sydney in Australia (cause, well, it's huge!). Next up you will jet off to tropical Fiji in the South Pacific and ending with the big city pulse of sexy Singapore, before…
Expired: Flights to Sydney, Australia from £574rtn with Virgin - incl. luggage & meals
Strewth pirates! Today our Flights Finder is offering some lovely deals to Sydney during the southern hemisphere summer - the ideal time to fly out for a barbecue! You'll be flying to Australia with Virgin Atlantic/Virgin Australia, a superb option for long haul travel. We've seen a variety of dates between September 2018 and February…
Expired: Australia & New Zealand flights from £411rtn - incl. bags & meals (Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne)
3. Apr. 2018, 9:05 pm 4 Comments
Bonza pirates! It's not often we see flights to New Zealand and back for just over £400! Our Flights Finder has come up with some true bargains to Auckland, with some great deals to Sydney and Melbourne in Australia available too! We've seen a variety of dates between May and June 2018. Checked luggage and…
Expired: Vietnam and Sydney, Australia in one trip - flights from £672rtn incl. luggage & meals
24. Mar. 2018, 1:02 pm 0 Comments
Bonza pirates! Our Flights Finder has come up with a fascinating option, where you can have a stopover in Vietnam on your way to Sydney, Australia. Flights are with Vietnam Airlines (a member of SkyTeam) so you'll have your luggage and inflight meals included for the price. Flights depart from London Heathrow and involve a…
Read more: 15 Bathtubs Around The World With Breathtaking Views!
Nothing beats a relaxing bath after a long day... except a relaxing bath with an amazing view! Here are some of our favourite bathtubs around the world, surrounded by the most breathtaking views. A pirate can only dream... Serengeti Bushtops, Tanzania Photo credit: Epic Road At the Serengeti Bushtops camp, guests can watch the sun…
Expired: Bargain flights to Australia & New Zealand from £409rtn (Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland)
2. Mar. 2018, 7:06 pm 16 Comments
Strewth pirates! It's a rare treat to see fares to the Land Down Under for low prices like these. The cheapest flights are to Brisbane, on Australia's east coast, but there are bargain options to Sydney and Melbourne, as well as to Auckland in New Zealand We've seen a fair bit of availability between May…
Expired: Fly to Australia with Etihad from just £572 return - bags and meals included
Pirates, it's time to head down under with these fantastic fares we've found on our Flights Finder! You can fly in style with top rated Etihad Airways to Australia and back from as little as £572. We've found great fares to Perth, Melbourne and Sydney so you can take your pick of Australia's top destinations.…
Expired: Bucket list alert: Uluru tour from £477pp incl. some meals & accommodation (flights to Oz £509)
7. Dec. 2017, 8:05 am 1 Comment
Ahoy Pirates, now here is something to cross off your bucket list in 2018. Our friends at Topdeck Travel are having a flash sale with 10% off many of their incredible tours including this amazing 5 day exploration of Uluru. Also known as Ayres Rock, this iconic Aboriginal landmark in the centre of the Australian…
Expired: Emirates flights to Australia from just £583 return - Perth, Melbourne & Sydney
31. Oct. 2017, 8:05 am 0 Comments
Pirates, there's no two ways about it, Australia is a long way away! Thanks to our Flights Finder you can get there in comfort with one of the world's best airlines, Emirates, from just £583 return. Emirates is known for its exceptional onboard service and top-notch in flight entertainment which offers more than 3,000 films…
Expired: Flights to Australia from just £494 return - Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne
22. Oct. 2017, 6:52 pm 1 Comment
Pirates, it's not often that we see flights to Australia drop below £500 return but that's exactly what we have for you today with flights from London to Brisbane available from just £494! Australia really does have something for everyone so whether you're looking for tranquil beaches, buzzing cities or incredible wildlife it's time to…
Expired: Round-the-World Flights from £733: Singapore, Sydney, Hawaii, & San Francisco w/just carry-on
Ditch the checked bags and save yourself a fortune with round-the-world flights for under £750! Intrepid travellers who can cope with just carry-on should love this low-cost itinerary to 4 of the world's greatest cities -- Singapore, Sydney, Honolulu and San Francisco. We particularly love it because it includes a stop in prohibitively expensive Hawaii,…
Expired: Flights to Australia from £519 return - incl. luggage & meals (Perth, Melbourne & Brisbane)
7. Oct. 2017, 10:03 am 2 Comments
If you've been wanting to tick Australia off your bucket list, have a browse of these great fares from our Flights Finder. We've seen excellent deals to get you out to Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane and more - all of Australia's premier destinations! You'll be flying on China Southern, meaning checked luggage and inflight meals are…
Expired: Australia-to-London 39nt cruise from £2189pp: Call at Mauritius, South Africa, Morocco & more
6. Aug. 2017, 9:22 pm 0 Comments
Sail from the bottom of the world to the top on board a mammoth 39-night cruise from Australia to the UK, calling at Mauritius, South Africa, Namibia, Gran Canaria, Morocco and Lisbon. This epic cruise on the CMV Astor is now on sale for £2189 per person, based on 2 sharing -- that's less than…
Expired: Head Down Under from £980pp: 11-night Melbourne holiday - incl. 4* city hotel & flights
If you don't mind long-haul flights, we are seeing amazing value on holidays to Melbourne for September this year. An 11-night flight+hotel package can be yours from as little as £980 per person, based on 2 sharing -- that's almost £200 off the regular price. You'll be staying right in the centre of the city,…


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2016 Dollar General Bowl College Football Betting Odds
Sportsbook » NCAA College Football Betting » 2016 Dollar General Bowl College Football Betting Odds
September 30th, 2019	NCAA College Football Betting
Here we have the college football betting odds for the Ohio Bobcats versus Troy Trojans Dollar General Bowl on Friday, December 23rd for fans who bet on football games online at SBG sportsbook:
Ohio +4 (-110) 49 (-110) +158
Troy -4 (-110) 49 (-110) -180
The Bobcats (8-5) lost 23-29 to the Western Michigan Broncos on December 2nd. Greg Windham threw 14 of 30 for 214 yards with three TD passes and one interception. He also ran for 14 yards on three carries. Maleek Irons ran for eight yards on five carries. Papi White had 98 yards and one TD on two receptions while Sebastian Smith had 52 yards on four receptions. Louie Zervos kicked 1 of 1. Toran Davis had 11 tackles (six solo). Kent Berger had one sack. Bradd Ellis and Kylan Nelson each intercepted one pass.
Ohio averages 392.8 total yards (218.0 passing and 174.8 rushing) and allows 363.2 total yards (257.4 passing and 105.8 rushing) per game. Windham is 137 of 249 (55.0%) for 1567 yards with 12 TDs and four picks and has run for 382 yards and three TDs on 85 carries. Dorian Brown has run for 815 yards on 150 carries while Irons has five TDs on 91 carries. Smith has 892 yards on 54 catches while White has five TDs on 37 catches. Blair Brown has 116 combined tackles (65 solo and 51 assisted). Tarell Basham has nine sacks. Javon Hagan has intercepted three passes.
College football betting for Bobcats fans who bet on football games online: 4-2 against the spread in the last six games and 7-3 straight-up in the last 10 games. The total has gone under in eight of Ohio's last nine games.
The Trojans (9-3) lost 24-28 to the Georgia Southern Eagles on December 3rd. Brandon Silvers went 27 of 34 for 218 yards with one TD pass and ran for 25 yards on 10 carries. Jordan Chunn ran for 79 yards and two TDs on 19 carries. Emanuel Thompson had 96 yards on seven receptions while Tevaris McCormick had 39 yards and one TD on eight receptions. Ryan Kay kicked 1 of 1. William Lloyd had eight tackles (four solo) and Kris Weatherspoon had six. Rashad Dillard had one sack.
Troy averages 439.1 total yards (263.1 passing and 176.0 rushing) and allows 364.3 total yards (240.7 passing and 123.7 rushing) per game. Silvers is 270 of 419 (64.4%) for 2951 yards with 22 TDs and nine picks, and has run for 123 yards and four TDs on 45 carries. Chunn has run for 1232 yards and 13 TDs on 259 carries. Thompson has 728 yards on 71 catches while Deondre Douglas has six TDs on 54 catches. Lloyd has 63 combined tackles (46 solo and 17 assisted). Dillard has 6½ sacks. Blace Brown has intercepted six passes.
College football betting odds for Trojans fans who bet on football games online: 2-5 against the spread in the last seven games and 8-2 straight-up in the last 10 games.
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KOKOMO, Ind. — Indiana University Kokomo will close for the holidays beginning at 5 p.m. Friday, December 22.
All offices will remain closed until 8 a.m. Tuesday, January 2, 2018. Classes will resume at 8 a.m. Monday, January 8.
The IU Kokomo Library will close at 5 p.m. Friday, December 22. It will reopen from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, January 2, through Friday, January 5, and will be closed on January 6 and January 7.
Online and electronic resources are available when the library is closed, at www.iuk.edu/library.
The Cole Fitness Center will be closed Saturday, December 23 until Tuesday, January 2. Hours will be 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Friday, January 5. The fitness center will return to regular hours on Monday, January 8.
The campus bookstore will be open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, December 22, and will reopen from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, January 2, through Friday, January 5.
Students may order books from the bookstore's website, www.iukbookstore.com, at any time. Books can be shipped to the student's home or picked up at store on the first day of classes.
The Cougar Country Café is closed until Monday, January 8.
Story written by Sarah Gill. Sarah is an intern in the Office of Media & Marketing.


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The arm of a famous bounty hunter.
This arm cannon has seen substantial use, but its upkeep has been immaculate.
Heroine is a gun that has 3 levels of damage depending on how long the gun has been charged.
Hyper Beam - If the player has Pig, when Pig dies, Heroine's ammo is fully refilled and it temporarily switches to Hyper Beam mode, where uncharged shots deal 80 damage and charged shots deal 160 damage. Heroine will automatically revert to its original form after 30 seconds.
y cant u crawl - If the player also has Roll Bomb, its explosions are larger.
If the player has certain items or guns, reloading with a full magazine switches the Heroine to a different mode.
Ice Beam - If the player has Frost Bullets, enables Ice Beam mode, which fires a projectile that instantly freezes an enemy when fully charged.
Plasma Beam - If the player has Hot Lead, enables Plasma Beam mode, which fires a fire laser when uncharged and a large piercing fire projectile when charged.
Wave Beam - If the player has Shock Rounds, enables Wave Beam mode, which fires two wavy projectiles connected by electricity when uncharged, and a standard large Heroine shot when charged.
This gun is a reference to the arm cannon wielded by Samus, the heavily armored bounty hunter and protagonist in the Metroid series.
Its in-game model and its alternative modes match its appearance in the Metroid Prime Trilogy.
The Hyper Beam synergy is a reference to a weapon with the same name from Super Metroid. The beam is obtained after a baby Metroid sacrifices itself to save Samus.
The appearance of Heroine when the synergy is active seems to resemble a Phazon-Infused Arm Cannon.
The y cant u crawl synergy is a reference to a Miiverse post on the Super Metroid community, where the user asked: "Y Can't Metroid Crawl".
Heroine's appearance in Hyper Beam mode.
Heroine's appearance in Ice Beam mode.
Heroine's appearance in Plasma Beam mode.
Heroine's appearance in Wave Beam mode.
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Yung Gravy Says He and Quavo Recorded 2 Albums in Tibet
Yung Gravy is excited about his 2023 music career trajectory, especially because he says he's getting ready to drop a pair of album collabs … with Quavo!!!
Gravy was out Monday night in West Hollywood, and disclosed he'd just gotten back from Tibet, of all places, where he and the Migos rapper created 2 albums worth of material.
The Asian country is renowned as a place of mediation and peace … so, it seems likely Quavo was there decompressing his mind after being front and center when Takeoff was fatally shot in November.
Gravy says fans can expect the new music to drop in the next 2 months — which would mark Quavo's first full-length release since dropping the joint album "Only Built For Infinity Links" with Takeoff last year.
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He recently cut a tribute song — the somber "Without You" — but Gravy seems to be stoked about their upcoming tunes.
The last few months have been a rough ride for Quavo … it'll be great to hear him making fun music again!!!


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Infrastructure Bank board votes down I-526 project
Liz Segrist
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The S.C. Transportation Infrastructure Bank board voted 4-1 against the Interstate 526 expansion project today, killing the decades-long plan to extend 526 from West Ashley across James and Johns islands.
The project — spearheaded by the infrastructure bank, Charleston County and the S.C. Transportation Department — has long been delayed because of growing costs, planning disputes and controversy among those for and against the project.
As traffic increases in the Charleston region, advocates have pushed for the extension as a solution to long commutes on smaller roads. Others have strongly opposed it, saying it would not save a significant amount of time, would hurt their neighborhoods and would change the face of the more rural islands.
The extension would have created a connection between West Ashley and the islands by connecting the current end of 526 at Savannah Highway in West Ashley to the James Island Connector at Folly Road.
After today's vote, that highway expansion will not be built. Roughly $420 million has been set aside for the project; the project cost is now estimated at $725 million, leaving a shortfall of more than $300 million. Rep. Chip Limehouse, R-Charleston, said the money is no longer set aside for the project; it has gone back into the infrastructure bank.
Limehouse said that he petitioned during the meeting this morning in Columbia for a one-year contract extension for study of Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg's proposal to create a toll road on the interstate.
"I thought things were going well. We debated for about an hour, took a break, and the votes weren't there," Limehouse said. "In my mind, at the end of the day, this is one of the worthiest projects in the state. And if we have to fund it and extend deadlines here and there, that's what our job is, to help projects go forward."
The board voted 3-2 against the one-year extension.
Limehouse said there "isn't much to revive" at this point and he hopes the county will reapply within the next 45 days, putting a possible vote by the end of the year.
Reach staff writer Liz Segrist at 843-849-3119 or @lizsegrist on Twitter.
Reach Liz Segrist at 843-849-3119.


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Citizen's arrest food waste and release beer
By Gifford Lee on August 20, 2020 in Beer, Breweries, Craft Beer, Features, News
Fittingly reading like a modern day Tolkien title, Kiwi company Citizen Collective are going from bread to beer and back again in the fight against food waste – and they're winning.
The Auckland-based venture are not only turning New Zealand's most wasted product – unsold bread – into beer but they are taking that well-travelled path one giant leap further by reusing the mash from the brewing process to make bread all over again.
It's all part of their vision, Citizen Collective co-founder, co-director and food innovator Donald Shepherd said, to rebuild a broken food system. Annually, over 20 million loaves of bread are unsold domestically in New Zealand while brew mash is rarely re-used for human consumption.
"We know there is a problem but banging the negativity drum just doesn't resonate with people, so we want to focus on the positives and create positive outcomes from what isn't an ideal situation," Shepherd said.
"Sales have been really positive too as I think the consuming public really understand who we are and what we are all about. It's a pretty simple concept after all. We've actually just sold about five months worth of stock in two and half weeks through Farro (NZ grocery store)."
The Citizen Collective life cycle sees it collect bread from macro baker Goodman Fielder and then pass it on to food innovation facility FoodBowl where it is turned into croutons. It is then utilised by the brewer, Sawmill Brewery, to replace 25 per cent of the malts normally used in the brewing process. From there the Citizen Pilsner and Pale Ale are made while another lager and an IPA are likely to feature closer to Summer. Completing the loop, spent grain from the brew is pressed, dried and milled and in turn replaces 15 per cent of the flour normally used in a loaf to make their Citizen Malty Spent-Grain Sourdough.
So out of two separate sources of waste comes two separate and sought after consumables.
Shepherd is joined by a stellar cast when it comes to making bread and beer sustainably and well in New Zealand. The Citizen Collective features chef Ben Bayly, who has worked in Michelin-starred restaurants and is the founder of renowned Kiwi restaurants Ahi and The Grounds, Mike Sutherland, owner of multi-award winning and sustainable brewery Sawmill, who is the chief brewer, and Andrew Fearnside, owner of Auckland bakery Wild Wheat that makes artisan, specialty breads with no additives or preservatives – including their Citizen sourdough.
Since his Matakana Sawmill Brewery was severely damaged by fire in October last year, Sutherland has been brewing the Collective's beers via contract off site. But next week "a huge milestone will be reached" when the first batch is brewed in the rebuilt and newly reopened brewery.
"We only ever made one call when it came to who would brew the beers, and that was to Mike at Sawmill," Shepherd said.
"We've loved his beers and he not only makes them great but, because of his B Corp brewing certification, he makes them in the right way too."
They are now sold in a number of venues in Auckland and Hamilton while Foodstuffs, that reportedly controls over 53 per cent of the New Zealand grocery industry, is retailing them in selected New World and Pak 'n Save supermarkets as well as Liquorland outlets.
"Before COVID hit our plan was to launch the beers in brewpubs and the like to earn our credibility that way," Shepherd said.
"So when that avenue closed down we quickly pivoted down the grocery pathway and that has been incredible. COVID has had some uncanny and positive timing for us."
Aside from expanding their portfolio of beers to satisfy different tastes and a goal of attaining carbon neutrality by 2022, Shepherd said the Citizen Collective's near future would involve expanding their spent grain usage, where chef Bayly was "playing around with a number of exciting concepts", while they were exploring all-new products made from waste fruit and vegetables.
"Our foundation is to reduce food inefficiency in the most lowest impact way possible," he said
"We're still young and we're still growing but we want to develop over time and as we grow we hope this (food waste rescue) movement grows at the same time."
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David Byrne names his live EP after quote from NME review
best albums of 2018 (1-100)
The Playlist: David Byrne's Paranoid Party, and 10 More New Songs
By Bryan Derballa for The New York Times
By Jon Pareles, Jon Caramanica and Giovanni Russonello
Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week's most notable new songs and videos — and anything else that strikes them as intriguing. Just want the music? Listen to the Playlist on Spotify here (or find our profile: nytimes). Like what you hear? Let us know at theplaylist@nytimes.com and sign up for our Louder newsletter, a once-a-week blast of our pop music coverage.
David Byrne, 'Everybody's Coming to My House'
David Byrne's 2018 tour put his whole band in choreographed motion, a spectacle that rivaled the Talking Heads' 1983 extravaganza filmed as "Stop Making Sense." One rave review — "' … The Best Live Show of All Time' — NME" — supplies the title for an EP recorded live in Brooklyn. Even without visuals, "Everybody's Coming to My House" sheds the nervous, paranoid overtone of the studio version on Byrne's 2018 album, "American Utopia." While the lyrics envision ceaseless surveillance and interaction, the sheer funkiness makes it sound like one big house party. JON PARELES
American Football, 'Silhouettes'
An arrestingly beautiful lead single from the forthcoming third album by American Football, lonely titans of 1990s emo. Mike Kinsella sings like a nudge, a suggestion: "What's the allure of inconsequential love?" he wonders, at a low enough volume that you know he doesn't know the answer. All around him, bells peal and guitars swarm and the song gets tense, but only in an internal way. From the outside, there's no sweat at all. JON CARAMANICA
Robin Thicke, 'Testify'
It's been a challenging … five(?) years for Robin Thicke: that Miley performance, the dissolution of his marriage, the death of his father, the crumbling of his claim to celebrity. Just this week, he was ordered to pay restitution to the family of Marvin Gaye as part of the final resolution of the "Blurred Lines" lawsuit that accused him and Pharrell Williams of pilfering the key elements of that song from Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." After all that, a retreat from the spotlight for good would be understandable, and perhaps advisable. But now comes "Testify": gentle, self-lacerating, studiously vulnerable. A rather lovely acoustic guitar ballad — one that moves him toward adult-contemporary R&B, a natural new home — "Testify" is essentially a litany of failures, shortcomings, disappointments. He lists them sweetly, not defiantly. They are who he is now. These are his confessions. CARAMANICA
Avril Lavigne, 'Tell Me It's Over'
"Tell Me It's Over" is a nearly pure retro move for Avril Lavigne. It's a can't-leave-you song — "Every time you touch me/I forget what we're fighting about" — that harks back to early 1960s soul and girl groups, with a slow-rolling 12/8 beat, wall-of-sound orchestration and a fully belted chorus. The 21st-century tipoff, and spoiler, is the ratchety trap high-hat sound that's likely to make it sound dated rather than classic. PARELES
Ego Ella May, 'Table for One'
Not to be confused with Ella Mai, Ego Ella May is a singer and songwriter from London who's on the jazzy side of the neo-soul spectrum, with a fine-line soprano and a penchant for zigzag chromatic melodies. In "Table for One," she works through the loneliness and disorientation of a breakup — "I try to reprogram my mind/there's no change" — to eventually decide "I don't mind at all/I'll be fine on my own." Her backup band is live and improvisational in the studio, suddenly stirring up gusty, slightly cluttered crescendos and then settling back down, turning the song into an unfinished narrative. PARELES
Temptation, 'All Hail the Silence'
Knobs, keyboards, monochrome monitors galore. Analog synthesizer geeks should thrill to this video of "All Hail the Silence" by the duo of the keyboardist and producer BT (Brian Transeau) and the singer and songwriter Christian Burns, whose mission is to record electronic pop without computers. This is the synthesizer version of recording with vintage guitars and tube amps; what once was futuristic now seems homey. PARELES
Filmore, 'Heart's Having a Hard Time'
A sturdy and concise pop-soul number masking as a country song, "Heart's Having a Hard Time" is a sharp introduction to Filmore, a rising country singer with a voice that never flirts with tension. Instead, he's a gentle mope, peaceful in his resignation to hurt, even though his words capture a sadness that's potent and pained:
It shouldn't be so tough for me
to change my lock screen
but it's sinking in
that I don't get to kiss that smile no more
CARAMANICA
Jason Palmer, 'Moonlight Becomes You'
Jason Palmer is one of the great, fine-tuned improvisers of his generation, but the 39-year-old trumpeter, who lives in Boston, remains underrecognized by the jazz public. His newest album, "Fair Weather," probably won't correct the issue: It's out on Newvelle Records, a label that operates entirely on a subscription model, requiring buyers to purchase a full year's worth of records in order to receive anything. But this video for the title track — a skating, five-beat retrofit of the old ballad "Moonlight Becomes You" — offers a sense of Palmer's powers: his way of quietly recasting the harmonies of a tune, and gently pulling a rhythm section together around him as he improvises. GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO
Yves Jarvis, 'Fruits of Disillusion'
The Canadian songwriter Jean-Sebastian Audet released a 2017 album under the name Un Blonde; now he's recording as Yves Jarvis. The disorientation only begins there in "Fruits of Disillusion," a wispy, wavery, deliberately ambling three minutes of low-fi psychedelia. The track begins as a gentle drone with feedback woven in, offers a spoke-sung verse that suddenly sprouts harmonies and wanders off to an unsteady beat. It's a rumination on "constant change" that's secure in its own fragility. PARELES
Kid Koala featuring Trixie Whitley, 'All for You'
The DJ and producer Kid Koala dissolves the beat in the series of recordings he calls "Music to Draw To." His second installment is "Io," based on the Greek myth of a mortal priestess who attracted the ardor of Zeus and the wrath of his wife, Hera. "All for You" is a serenely awe-struck lullaby, with Trixie Whitley's hushed, hazy voice sounding just earthy enough amid shimmering, cyclical chords. PARELES
Cale Brandley with Triptych Myth, 'Sunset Park, After the Sun Sets'
Triptych Myth was a trio led by Cooper-Moore, a lion of the downtown music scene, in the early 2000s, when he'd just ended a yearslong hiatus from playing the piano. "Finding Fire," recorded in 2005 but not released until this week, is the band's third and ostensibly final album, and it is a continental statement: widely varied in terms of textures and tones, unfolding like an epic novel, with various stories converging into one. The album finds Triptych Myth — featuring Tom Abbs and bass and the ever-potent Chad Taylor on drums — in tender, slowly mutating dialogue with Cale Brandley, a reeds player and vocalist. On "Sunset Park, After the Sun Sets," Brandley starts on the ney, a Middle Eastern flute with a chalky tone, and moves to the alto clarinet, improvising in miniature filigrees and small, tumbling phrases as the trio creates a pebbly path below him. RUSSONELLO


Most men and women find chat-up lines a turn-off, preferring a nice smile, a simple introduction and maybe a compliment. Chat-up lines can come across as corny, crude and even just plain pushy and trying to deliver one can be stressful and fraught with embarrassment. So, here are the worst ones we could find out there, for your amusement, use these as your peril!
"I think you must have dropped something" then give her a piece of paper with your phone number on.


Music House | Practice: Essential, But Does it Make Perfect?
Practice: Essential, But Does it Make Perfect?
Does practice make perfect? Yes and no. Most of us have heard of the 10,000 hour rule made famous by Malcolm Gladwell in his book Outliers. Basically, the rule states that 10,000 hours of practice equals mastery. Put in the time and achieve greatness. Simple. However, any musician who has tried to achieve greatness knows that there is a lot more to it -- something so elusive that it seems almost magical.
Art is a cultural phenomenon. In other words, it's social. And music is arguably the most social art form of all. So it's only natural that a musician's ability to perform on a high level has a lot to do with how he or she functions in the very social world of public collaboration and performance. 10,000 hours of practice will definitely lead to enormous amounts of technical proficiency, but all the proficiency in the world won't equal greatness if you don't know how to get out of your own way. A performer who constantly self edits ("that note I just played wasn't right," "that rhythm coming up is tricky") won't be able to reach the state of "flow" necessary to operate at an extremely high level. The same is true in sports (another extremely social craft). Imagine LeBron James analyzing and critiquing the mechanics of his body as he sails, mid-game, into a layup. The human mind cannot consciously process that much information that quickly. Any attempt to do so will "get in the way." Instead, something unconscious happens. LeBron James, or any great musician for that matter, has to trust himself and shut down the inhibitory response to doing something extremely complicated. Those 10,000 hours of practice have created all the neural connections and associated muscle memory needed to perform the task, but only if the mind can relax enough to let it happen. This takes an enormous amount of self confidence coupled with something even more elusive.
Last year brain researcher and musician Charles Limb (he's a professor at both Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Peabody Conservatory of Music) put himself and some other extremely accomplished musicians in an fMRI machine while they played piano. What he found, not surprisingly, was that their brains lit up like christmas trees. But he also found, in every case, that there was a broad shutdown of activity in the lateral prefrontal cortex. This might seem strange until you consider that this area of the brain controls self-monitoring and regulation. In other words, these musicians had all developed the ability to get out of their own way.
So how did they develop this elusive ability? The answer is by constantly putting themselves in situations in which they had no choice. In the practice room, there are endless opportunities for self analysis. You can can stop and start over at any time. Playing with or in front of others, however, is an entirely different animal. There is no turning back, no room for self editing, coupled with a constant stream of information — the music itself, the responses of the other musicians, the audience etc. You're committed to seeing the music through, no matter what. And the more often you put yourself in these kinds of social situations, the more you train your brain to achieve this active, yet peaceful place often referred to as the "flow" state.
This is why at Music House, we never educate a student by simply giving him or her private lessons. That's part of what we do, but music is not a "private" art form. Learning the art of music is about learning how to interface with the world while remaining comfortable in your own skin. Technical proficiency is important, but there's something much deeper that occurs when you embrace the social foundation of the art form. What can be gained far exceeds anything that can come from 10,000 hours in a little lesson studio or practice room.


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Six years ago I sat around a table discussing the eminence of Bob Dylan with another esteemed musician, Josh Ritter. We talked music, poetry, and listened to a soundcheck. Josh asked us what our favorites were and I sat on the stage of a historic Vancouver ballroom listening to the most surreal performance of Good Man I could never have imagined.
All of this is thanks to Twitter. A few weeks before the concert I remember mindlessly tweeting about how I would have loved to go, but the show was 19+. After a few tweets back and forth, Josh's tour coordinator tweeted back at a conversation I was having and arranged this meeting, something that never would have happened had it not been for Twitter. While the network does not exist solely to enable sixteen year olds to meet their favorite artists, this is my go to story when I have to explain to others why Twitter is the most impactful social network I have ever participated in.
This story is simply an example of the power that this network enables. The transfer of this impact on my learning has been equally significant in my life. Many of the major insights I have had, articles I have been pointed to and conversations I have been privy to, have been because of Twitter. Although it is a huge network of fourteen year olds subtweeting about how angry they are at their best friends and boyfriends (I would know I was one), and companies shamelessly promoting themselves to the point of belligerence, there is something unique that happens on Twitter: learning.
Scholars, students, and all those in between are provided with a forum to share, follow, learn, discuss, and grow. Boundaries crumble as experts in a field tweet at high school students and college undergraduates eager to learn more. Twitter breaks down traditional power structures and facilitates equity in learning. Lively discussions occur in succinct statements of 140 characters or less. Blogs are shared, conference backchannels thrive, and communities grow and flourish.
This blog post is an appreciative nod to a network that had taught, humbled, and connected me. I don't know that I would have realized my love for ed-tech had it not been for Twitter, and I hope to continue to grow my understanding and love for this domain through my favorite connected learning environment. Here's to a great ten years, and what I hope to be an equally impactful ten more.


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Dan Millman's 14 Favorite Books
Article by Dan Millman for Bodhi Tree
I've read many books since my preteen years, which have delighted, informed and inspired me. In compiling the short list below, I do an injustice to the many books not included, including fiction and nonfiction works, memoirs—including classics like Aldous Huxley's Brave New World or his wife Laura Archera Huxley's You Are Not the Target, or Sidney Jourard's The Transparent Self [Editor's note: both titles are out of print], or the work of so many popular authors familiar to us all. But when asked for a list of favorites, the books below came first to mind. A more extensive one would be in the hundreds.
On Identity by Amin Maalouf [out of print]
The author, a man of mixed heritage and geography, is the perfect writer to articulate this clear and cogent consideration of identity—its positive and negative elements, its origins and perhaps future, and how it impacts the relationships between changing cultures, nations and people, told with unusual insight and understanding. It's the kind of book I wish I could have written. Essential reading for any educated person.
Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse
A classic story told by a master that addresses the universal spiritual quest for transcendence as young Siddhartha leaves his wealthy home enclave to become a renunciate before finding the middle way, bridging heaven and earth, flesh and spirit. This is Hesse's love letter to humanity, his fictional guidepost pointing the way to balance for all seekers.
The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck
This heart-wrenching story of poor migrant workers during the Great Depression, seeking to find a way out of the dust bowl, a family piled into an old car, what might become a maudlin or depressive tale turns into an uplifting testimonial to the human spirit and reminds us about what is important in life.
Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein
This radical book for its time by sci-fi maestro Heinlein introduces Valentine Michael Smith, a Martian in the form of a beautiful and delicate human male who finds the ways of Earth and humanity extraordinarily strange, but who ends up attracting a cult of followers as he teaches a way of love that leads to—well, I've said enough. It may (or may not) feel dated.
Lord of the Rings Trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien
What can one say about this trilogy that first became a cult classic among fantasy buffs in the '60s, the kind of book one doesn't just read, but enters like the magical wardrobe of Tolkien's drinking mate, C.S. Lewis, or the rabbit hole of their creative colleague Lewis Carroll. Now, Peter Jackson has brought the story to a wide public, and film creatures have overshadowed those of our imagination. But Tolkien drew it all from the fabric of his life's work and imagination.
The Once and Future King by T.H. White
Who has not wondered what might have been and what could be if Camelot had been a real place, that lofty peak of our highest ideals of valor and honor, heart and service represented by the knights, in a story woven around a little boy named Arthur and his old mentor, Merlin? When magic, wisdom and insight combine, Camelot was born in the fertile mind of T.H. White and shared with us all as a reminder of a time that (perhaps) was, and might, still be.
The Cowboy and the Cossack by Clair Huffaker
Chances are this title is new and unfamiliar to nearly all readers, but Huffaker was also the author of High Noon, which was made into an old classic film with Gary Cooper as a marshal torn by love and duty, fear and honor. Like that better-known book, but in my view far surpassing it, this is one of the great adventure tales in which cultures collide then find common ground, and men face their mortality and learn what it means to fight and sometimes sacrifice for a higher cause. Similar in tone to the wonderful book Gates of Fire by Steven Pressfield, but narrowly edging it into my top 10.
The Last Temptation of Christ by Nikos Kazantzakis
I am drawn to speculative, imaginative, iconoclastic books that ask why, why not, and what if, and that look beyond accepted truths. This heretical, loving portrait of not only the divinity but the humanity of Jesus of Nazareth touched my heart and opened me to higher truths and to new possibilities beyond consensus reality. It seems a sort of litmus test that sorts true believers from the open-minded, and religious dogmas from spiritual truths. It is simply a novel that explores one possible reality of many in the inner life of the man we call Christ.
The City of Joy by Dominique Lapierre
In the abject poverty of Calcutta's slums emerged, like the lotus growing from the mud, love and caring and kindness. A city of joy born of human connection and mutual support and survival as the emaciated denizens reached out to one another. Here is a novel based upon and reflecting acts of selfless service, and gives us empathic entry into the lives of those to whom life has given little and asked much. It breaks the belief that "those who are willing to work can make something of themselves" and shows how circumstance, fate and karma may corral, propel and condemn some souls to heavy labors and great sorrows. But even in the worse of places and times, The City of Joy reveals the beauty of the human spirit.
Constructive Living by David K. Reynolds
After I had been writing and teaching for some years, and imagined myself as pretty wise and sophisticated, a simple book by anthropological psychologist and expert in Japanese psychotherapies, David K. Reynolds, shook me "up" and took me to the next level of my work—back down to earth from metaphysical theories and abstract concepts to a new grasp of reality and how it applies to everyday life. His book and the "life-way" it describes, is sane and sensible, and points out (much like the little boy who spoke the truth about the "emperor's new clothes") that we do not need to fix our insides to live well; that focusing on constructive action (no matter what contrary thoughts or feelings arise) leads to a functional life. The book is full of aha moments and useful reminders, a breath of fresh air and antidote to a sea of new-age magical, wishful and consoling thinking so popular today.
The Mighty Atom by Ed Spielman [out of print]
Why would I read a book about a modern-day strongman to my young daughters at bedtime? (I did). And why would I choose a book such as this as one of my favorites? (I do.) Because it is written by Ed Spielman, who created the Kung Fu TV series, and who was a personal friend of Joseph Greenstein, born as a wizened, extremely premature baby on a freezing winter night in Poland—not expected to live through the night but the baby found his way into a frail and sickly childhood until one day as an emaciated youth, Joe saw a circus strongman standing naked except for a loincloth in the snow, and his life changed. So does ours in reading this true story of mind over matter, and the development of a true Renaissance man who was perhaps the strongest man in history, but also something more.
Story by Robert McKee
McKee himself is something of a curmudgeon with no shortage of opinions about nearly anything. But he is also a master analyst who has written the best work ever about what constitutes a good story. We tell stories (jokes, anecdotes, relating what happened to us or someone we know) all the time. But few of us—not even many aspiring writers—truly understand story itself. McKee's work is a revelation, and for me, was a joy to read. And then listen to him on audio. And then sign up for his weekend seminar in which he almost repeats his book word for word and still holds his audience captive.
Zen in the Art of Archery by Eugen Herrigel
There's sitting Zen and then there's moving Zen. Stillness in action, action in stillness. Plenty of excellent books on sitting meditation (try Roshi Philip Kapleau's Three Pillars of Zen) or on Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert Pirsig). But to understand the essence of Zen—transcending the separate self-sense through immersion in a practice—you can't beat this pithy volume that gets right to the heart of the matter like an arrow to its target. It is not as much about archery as it is about life.
Total Fitness in 30 Minutes a Week by Laurence Morehouse, PhD [out of print]
The title of this paperback book first struck me as hyperbole, but since it was written by a medical and physiological professor and researcher, I started reading. The author quickly won me over with his common-sense approach to integrating "exercise" into an active lifestyle. His influence in my own practical teachings and in my lifestyle was immense. Morehouse states early on, "If you want to be fit, your training will depend upon what you wish to be fit for." In other words, if you aim for the Olympic triathlon, that requires one kind of training; but if your aim is a sense of general vitality and wellbeing in everyday life, then he proposes a workable approach for anyone.
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Dan Millman, a former world-champion athlete, coach, martial arts instructor and college professor, is author of Way of the Peaceful Warrior (adapted to film in 2006), and numerous other books read by millions of people in 29 languages. Millman teaches worldwide and has influenced people from all walks of life, including leaders in the fields of health, psychology, education, business, politics, sports, entertainment and the arts. His latest book, The Hidden School: Return of the Peaceful Warrior — completing the "peaceful warrior saga" — was published in June 2017.


At a meeting in Tokyo on 1 April, the chief ITER negotiators from the seven international parties (European Union, India, Japan, Korea, China, Russia and USA), identified the top management team that will manage this major international fusion energy research project. The representatives of the seven parties also endorsed the results of the negotiations on the international agreement that will govern the project, which will now be passed to ministerial level for its initialling. That meeting will be held 24 May in Brussels and will be hosted by Janez Potocnik, European Commissioner for Science and Research.
The parties to ITER accepted the European Union's proposal to designate Dr Norbert Holtkamp as nominee Principal Deputy Director-General and Project Construction Leader of the prospective ITER Organization. Dr Holtkamp is currently director of the Accelerator Systems Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee (USA). With the previous appointment of Kaname Ikeda as nominee Director-General in November 2005, the top management team of the prospective ITER Organization is now complete.
In an announcement following the Tokyo meeting, the ITER parties stated that "the ITER Project is well on the way to becoming a reality with construction due to start soon at the agreed site of Cadarache in Southern France. The top management team will now press forward with building the international ITER Team," the announcement said. Nominee Director General Ikeda has already taken up residence in Caderache.


The unseemly debate in last night's Downton Abbey over whether the late Lady Sybil Branson's daughter should be baptised as a Catholic touches on prejudices that its writer Julian Fellowes knows about only too well.
"It is really to illustrate that casual, almost unconscious anti-Catholicism that was found among the upper classes, which lasted well into my growing up years," says Fellowes, 63, who is a Catholic and an old boy of Ampleforth.
Robert Crawley, the Earl of Grantham, has, in a previous episode of the series, opined that Catholics have "something Johnny Foreigner" about them. "It wasn't that they were nasty – Robert certainly isn't – but they thought that somehow Catholics were un-English and so 'not quite right'," says Fellowes. "I am not aware that anyone else has ever touched on it, so I thought it might be interesting.
Lord Fellowes says he has experienced prejudice in his younger days. "Most people had reached the point where they were happy for you to come to their dances or shoot their pheasants, but there were plenty who did not want you to marry their daughters and risk Catholic grandchildren.
One hesitates to say another word about George Osborne and attempted fare dodging, but the Chancellor has hardly been set a good example by his boss, David Cameron.
In 2006, I disclosed how Cameron, as the leader of the Opposition, had been caught without a ticket on the London Underground. "I don't routinely break the law," he had told an inspector at Wembley Park station. "I can assure that I did buy one." He claimed that he had mislaid his ticket and was let off without a fine.
Labour hasn't, however, the monopoly of virtue. In 2000, when her husband was prime minister, Cherie Blair was fined £10 when she was caught travelling without a ticket at Luton railway station.
John Prescott, as deputy prime minister, at least paid for first-class tickets (albeit from the public purse), but he was not a convivial fellow passenger. In 2005, two elderly people had to vacate their seats in First on a Virgin service from Cheltenham to Newcastle so that Prezza and his minders could sprawl across their seats and others.
Sir Jimmy Savile certainly made good use of the Athenaeum after he was put up for membership of the club by Cardinal Basil Hume.
Not long after Edwina Currie had made Savile "the boss of Broadmoor" in the Eighties, Alan Franey, who joined his "taskforce" to sort out the psychiatric hospital, recalls going to the club to attend "an unusual meeting" with health officials to discuss what to do. It was an unusual venue, too, for such a gathering, and it was only when nudged by The Sunday Telegraph over the weekend that Franey recalled how Savile, who had clearly facilitated the meeting, was also present.
The creator of the Olympic opening ceremony made it clear he doesn't want a knighthood. The actor Neil Pearson, speaking to me at the Specsavers Crime Thriller Awards, wonders if honours aren't passé. "There was a time when no one would have dreamt of turning one down, but no longer. Still, Danny's work at the Olympics made it obvious he should be offered one".


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A cryptocurrency called ether hit an all-time high on Monday, prompting its market capitalization to exceed $2 billion, a feat only bitcoin has managed to achieve in the digital currency world.
Ether runs on an underlying technology called Ethereum, which is a different blockchain to the one that powers bitcoin. Each blockchain – or decentralized ledger – has their own property, but a recent rally in bitcoin has prompted traders to look at other cryptocurrencies to invest in.
The price of one ether was $28.26 at the time of publication, but hit a high of just over $30 on Monday, according to price tracking website CryptoCompare. This marks a roughly 20 percent rise in price from just a week ago on March 6. In that period, the market cap of Ethereum has risen from $1.8 billion to more than $2.57 billion.
One major reason for the rally in ether is traction among big corporates for the underlying technology Ethereum. An organization called the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance was recently set up to connect large companies to technology vendors in order to work on projects using the blockchain. Companies involved in the launch include JPMorgan, Microsoft and Intel. This has added legitimacy to the cryptocurrency but also requires ether to be transferred and stored in order to access applications using Ethereum, according to Aurélien Menant, founder and CEO of Gatecoin, a blockchain assets exchange based in Hong Kong.
"This provides more reason to value ether at a higher price than its recent levels," Menant told CNBC via email on Tuesday.
Alternative digital currency bitcoin in comparison has a market capitalization of over $20 billion and one bitcoin is worth $1,235.83 at the time of publication. But it has been around for longer and has had a chance to mature. But ether is the only cryptocurrency other than bitcoin that has managed to hit a $2 billion market cap. In comparison, alternative digital currency Dash has a market capitalization of $556.9 million, while Monero is worth $248 million, according to price tracking website Coinmarketcap.com.
Some experts have suggested that bitcoin could hit $3,000 this year but the market was watching a key decision last week which did not go the way traders wanted. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday rejected a request by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss to list a bitcoin exchange-traded fund on the market. It would have been the first product of its kind and brought more investors into the bitcoin market.
This caused a plunge in the bitcoin price on Friday when the decision was announced but it has slowly recovered. Bitcoin is still off its all-time of over $1,300, which was reached ahead of the SEC decision. The bitcoin rally however, has also supported ether.
"With the recent bull run on bitcoin due to the anticipation of the SEC decision on the bitcoin ETF, traders had more bitcoin purchasing power that they could use to exchange for other blockchain assets such as ether. With the ETF rejection, ether benefitted from this liquidity spillover, as traders saw more value in exchanging bitcoin for another cryptocurrency, with long-term promise, rather than fiat," Menant said.


A Baltimore judge on Friday threw out an attempted murder case that city prosecutors were bringing forward despite the arrest being made by members of the corrupt Gun Trace Task Force.
Prosecutors were pursuing charges against 51-year-old Charles Smith by hoping to work around using the convicted officers as witness, while the defense was poised to have them transported from detention centers and put on the stand next week.
Circuit Court Judge Marcus Z. Shar nixed those plans, according to assistant public defender Deborah Katz Levi. She said Shar dismissed the case during pre-trial motions after determining video footage, showing more involvement at the scene by gun unit officers than had been disclosed, was not turned over to the defense.
Levi said Smith's case shouldn't have gone forward. The Gun Trace Task Force officers, who have been convicted of robbing citizens and falsifying reports for years, were nearby when shots rang out in Southwest Baltimore in July 2016, and they were the ones who apprehended Smith at the scene.
The dismissal came at the same time as prosecutors announced the results of an initial review of more than 275 cases affected by the Gun Trace Task Force scandal, showing about 200 cases had been dropped. Prosecutors decided against re-opening 56 closed cases, and were continuing to pursue charges in four cases, including the case against Smith.
State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby said her office's review of 284 cases involving the Gun Trace Task Force officers was only an initial review.
She has said thousands of cases may be affected, and prosecutors said they will be broadening their scope to find other convictions that should be overturned because they rely on the word of the convicted officers.
Mosby has said the review has strained her office's resources.
Defense attorney Ivan Bates, who is one of two candidates challenging Mosby in the upcoming Democratic primary election, has said that before the officers were indicted, the state's attorney's office wrongly continued to bring forward cases involving the officers despite concerns about their integrity being repeatedly raised. He has also called on the State's Attorney's Office to support and participate in a review of the scandal proposed by state legislators.


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Home Crime and Punishment Washington Wizards' Gilbert Arenas Owes $70k for Unclaimed Guns. Allegedly.
Washington Wizards' Gilbert Arenas Owes $70k for Unclaimed Guns. Allegedly.
Tactical Operations is a Beverly Hills gun store specializing in modified Remington 700 rifles. The bit of their website that hawks Tac-Ops training is suspiciously vague. "Tac-Ops training is conducted by a diverse group of highly experienced instructors with extensive real-world experience. Our instructors are drawn from the elite of the military and law enforcement special operations community — professionals who are currently operational both here and abroad." And unnamed. "For security purposes, instructors cannot be identified outside of military or law enforcement circles." The site also mentions, but doesn't show, Silencers-Suppressors. Which brings us to Washington Wizards' felonious Gilbert Arenas, recently convicted for bringing a bag o' guns to the Verizon Center . . .
The Globe and Mail reports that "Tactical Operations sued Arenas last week in Los Angeles County Superior Court in Santa Monica. The firm claims it obtained five Beretta pistols with silencers for Arenas in 2006. The suit says Arenas bought the guns but refused to pick them up and Tactical's been stuck with them. Attorney Burton Jacobson says the firm is selling the weapons but Arenas owes storage fees and interest."
Seventy grand for FIVE Berettas? Let's assume Tactical Operations planned to help Mr. Arenas intimidate teammates by purchasing Beretta's most expensive pistols on his behalf. That would be the Px4 Storm Special Duty .45ACP at $915 a piece. Presuming the dealer didn't get a discount, I make that $4575. A nice little suppressor, say, an AWC Abraxas 9MM Titanium, runs $599.99. That's $2995.95 for five.
Put the two numbers together and you get $7570.95. That leaves $62,429.05 outstanding. Assuming exactly four years have expired since the purchase order, Tactical Operations wants to charge Mr. Arenas $5,202.43 per month for storage fees and interest for five guns. Good luck with that.
Px4 Storm Special Duty .45ACP
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Robert Fure April 30, 2010 At 18:21
Not that it makes a big difference, but you forgot the $200 fee for purchasing a suppressor, so take on another grand.