Eternity Warriors 4 is the latest in Glu's dungeon crawling series for Android and iOS devices, and in this new iteration, you can choose from one of three heroes – the Warrior, the Assassin, or the Mage, all with their own distinct specializations. With the loot you pick up, you can discover all kinds of rare weapons and armor, and you can upgrade active and passive skills alike as you "hold off the demon advance." Rage Mode, which is the game's equivalent of "Fever Mode," allows you to "unleash your most deadly techniques," meaning the most powerful skill in your skill set. There's also the option to head to the battle arena in PvP competition, and the option to create or join a guild.
That's pretty much the game in a nutshell, but since this is a typically advanced title in the RPG genre, and one from a well-known mobile developer, we're going to give you a quick Eternity Warriors 4 strategy guide and tips, that you can check out before you start playing, or even when you're stuck somewhere in the game.
One of the first skills you'll receive is the Launcher skill, and it is what it is – it launches enemies into the sky. As a starting skill, it might not sound like much, but you'll want to focus on it, because enemies are completely vulnerable when they're launched into the sky. That allows you to hit air combos on them, thus taking them out easily. Launcher skills can traditionally be launched in quick succession, due to their quick cool down times – make sure to take advantage of this.
As you play the game each day, you'll be able to make three offerings to the God of Iron for free. The items you'll then receive are all random – they can either be uncommon, rare, or epic in terms of rarity. Making offerings to the God of Iron, as you can see, gets you something in return, so be sure you "pray" to him before the day is over.
You can also make offerings to the God of Gold, though you'll need to pay gems – the game's premium currency – in order to make them.
Enchanting your equipment is an affordable way for you to permanently upgrade your weapons and armor. Glu uncharacteristically doesn't elaborate on this feature too much, but based on what we've observed, enchanting equipment is like a passive skill upgrade – and you should know how important these are in the RPG genre. Bonuses from enchanting equipment do add up as you progress on, allowing you to make your character significantly more powerful in a comparatively inexpensive way.
Like many other RPGs, Eternity Warriors 4 has an auto battle feature, which you'll have to unlock in each stage where you want to use it. That would require ranking A or S, which would in turn require that specific conditions are met. These conditions are to complete the level "normally"; complete the level within the specified time; complete the level with a certain amount of maximum damage; or to complete the level without anybody's help. If you fulfill three, you get an "A," while you get an "S" for completing all four.
Once you've got Auto Battle activated, then you can take full advantage of it – this would allow you to farm for specific items that you need in a specific stage. In other words, there's a method to the grinding madness here, and it's not as simple as repeating previously completed levels, or repeating them at higher difficulty levels.
We did tell you earlier about the "fever mode" equivalent, which is referred to as Rage Mode. That could deal out a lot of damage, but at the end of the day, you won't get too far if your skills aren't upgraded. And we're talking about all kinds of skills, especially the super-powerful ones. As enemies become more powerful, you'll need to be caught up with them, and that's done by upgrading; early on, this can be done with gold, but the requirements get steeper as you progress further on.
Need more gold in a hurry? We suggest selling old equipment you don't need any longer. Materials shouldn't be sold right away, as you just might need them at a certain point in the game. What you should focus on is selling equipment that's no longer necessary as far as your current objectives are concerned.
In relation to the above tip, it's also possible to break down equipment if you need upgrade materials. The downside, of course, is that you won't get any gold in return, though you will, at least, be getting rare materials in the process.


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What actually is the difference between a bar and a wine bar? The small drinking den tacked on the side of The Graham describes itself as the latter, yet has a by-the-glass wine list not dramatically larger than many a food-oriented pub. I suspect that it's more about who the owners are trying to attract. With the majority of the establishment taken over by a well-rated high class restaurant, it figures that they're not really interested in the beer-swilling, sport-watching hordes (although their range of bottled beers is actually very respectable).
Despite the pretensions of grandeur, this cosy bar with courtyard is actually a pleasant place to have a drink (if you can face the prices), and the tapas is of predictably high quality. It helps that it's location is tucked away, and therefore not mobbed to the same degree as your typical Bay Street bar. The bar staff provide table service when they're not busy.
Built around 1870, the Graham (Family) Hotel has not always been a spotless white-linen dining establishment. The newspaper archives show that in times gone by landlords were repeatedly suspected of flouting their license, and there was an even a case of a supposed suicide by poisoning.


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1989 buddy cop film by Roger Spottiswoode
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Theatrical release poster
Roger Spottiswoode
Dennis Shryack
Michael Blodgett
Daniel Petrie, Jr.
Jim Cash
Jack Epps, Jr.
Raymond Wagner
Adam Greenberg
Mark Conte
Garth Craven
Lois Freeman-Fox
Ken Morrisey
Paul Seydor
Charles Gross
Silver Screen Partners IV
Buena Vista Pictures Distribution (United States)
Warner Bros. (International)[1]
July 28, 1989 (1989-07-28)
$13 million[2]
$71.1 million[3]
Turner & Hooch is a 1989 American buddy cop comedy film starring Tom Hanks and Beasley the Dog as the eponymous characters respectively. The film also co-stars Mare Winningham, Craig T. Nelson and Reginald VelJohnson. It was directed by Roger Spottiswoode and co-written by Daniel Petrie Jr., who also served as an executive producer.
Following the film's success, it spawned a franchise including a television movie sequel, and a legacy sequel television series.
Touchstone Pictures acquired the screenplay for Turner & Hooch for $1 million, which was the highest amount ever paid by Touchstone for any script at the time.[4]
3 Production
4 Reception and legacy
5 Lawsuit
6.1 Sequel
Scott Turner is a police investigator in Cypress Beach, California. Bored with the lack of serious crime with his current work, Turner is set to transfer to a much better position in Sacramento, leaving fellow investigator David Sutton to replace him. Turner shows David around in the three days left before his transfer, meeting with long time friend Amos Reed for a final time. The two investigators are then called to the discovery of $8,000 found at the local beach.
That same evening, Amos is murdered by an affiliate of local seafood magnate Walter Boyett when Amos reveals his suspicions of Boyett's operations. Turner is alerted to the crime the following morning, resulting in Scott taking in Hooch, Amos' pet Dogue de Bordeaux and the only witness to his murder. Scott immediately takes Hooch to the new town veterinarian Emily Carson. Scott pleads with Emily to take in Hooch as he has no experience of handling such an animal before. However, Emily insists that Hooch will be good for Scott, who lives alone.
Immediately returning home, Hooch's noisy, destructive nature clashes intensely with Scott's meticulous routine and lifestyle. Scott leaves Hooch alone one night to buy dog food, only to return to a home that has been completely ransacked by Hooch unintentionally. Furious, Scott kicks Hooch out, only for him to return later with Emily's female dog, Camille. Seeing an opportunity to jettison Hooch, Scott drives both Hooch and Camille back to the veterinary clinic, only to be caught by Emily as he leaves. Emily invites Scott inside, and the two proceed to continue painting the house that Emily earlier abandoned for the night. Scott leaves later on and, although he expresses his lack of interest in taking things further with Emily, it becomes clear that the two are starting to like each other.
Scott takes Hooch to the police precinct the next day, where a wedding occurs just across the street. Hooch recognizes the wedding photographer as Amos' killer and gives chase. The murderer is able to escape from his pursuers, but Scott is able to identify the killer as Zack Gregory, a former Marine with several prior arrests who also fits the profile of Amos' killing (Scott had earlier speculated that Amos' murderer must have had special experience in killing as the stab wound performed on Amos ensured total discretion). Scott also speculates that Amos wasn't murdered in a robbery attempt, but in order for Zack to cover up an illegal operation near to where he lived. This theory matches with Amos' regular complaints to Scott about the noises he heard going on at Boyett Seafood, the company that has Zack registered as an employee.
Celebrating the approval to search Boyett Seafood, Scott treats Hooch but notices his refusal to eat. Scott considers this a consequence of Amos' death, the long term owner and presumably, only companion to Hooch. Scott and Hooch start to establish a closer bond. The next day, the police search Boyett Seafood, but find no evidence of any illegal activity. With his transfer pending the following day, Scott is relieved of responsibility for the case, which is given to David by Police Chief Howard Hyde.
Frustrated with reaching a dead end in the case, Scott meets with Emily, leading the two to spend the night together. In a eureka moment, Scott finally realizes why the earlier search of Boyett Seafood turned up nothing—instead of searching for imports, Boyett Seafood was actually exporting goods. Armed with this new lead, Scott takes Hooch back to the factory to stake-out. The following morning, David arrives upon Scott's request with the earlier recovered $8,000 from the beach. On a hunch, Scott commands Hooch to trace the scent of the money to anything he can find within the factory, ultimately returning with the exact type of bag the wad was discovered in.
Scott travels to the Lazy Acres Motel, the false address at which Zack Gregory was listed as a tenant. Scott interrogates the Motel owner into revealing where Zack is, only to be held up at gunpoint by him moments later. Zack orders Scott into his car to drive away, but Scott crashes the Cadillac into a concrete barrier, propelling Zack through the windshield and pinning him down by the neck, while assistance is provided by Hooch. Scott interrogates Zack, who reveals that he killed Amos, and also reveals that Walter Boyett is in on the illegal money trade going on at his factory, but is not in charge of it, to Scott's surprise.
Scott returns with Hooch to the factory, and is unexpectedly joined by Chief Hyde. Already suspicious of Zack's earlier confession, Scott confronts Hyde, believing him to be in charge of the money laundering operation at the docks, using the gigantic ice cubes to hide the cash being sent out of the country. A gunfight soon occurs between Scott on the one hand and Hyde and Boyett on the other. Hooch is able to ambush Boyett from above, although Boyett shoots Hooch in the process.
Confronting Hyde, Scott is seemingly coerced by the corrupt Police Chief to frame Boyett, who is subsequently killed by Hyde. However, Hyde knows that Scott is an entirely honest police officer, and calls his bluff. A mortally wounded Hooch manages to get up, and briefly distract Hyde long enough for Scott to kill him.
Scott races to Emily's clinic to tend to Hooch, who has suffered severe blood loss, and eventually dies. Later, Turner is made police chief while Sutton becomes leading investigator. Turner also marries Emily, with the couple now caring for Camille and her litter of puppies, one of whom looks and acts exactly like Hooch.
Tom Hanks as Detective Scott Turner
Beasley the Dog as Hooch
Mare Winningham as Dr. Emily Carson
Craig T. Nelson as Chief Howard Hyde
Reginald VelJohnson as Det. David Sutton
Scott Paulin as Zack Gregory
J. C. Quinn as Walter Boyett
John McIntire as Amos Reed
David Knell as Ernie
Ebbe Roe Smith as Harley McCabe
Kevin Scannell as Jeff Foster
Joel Bailey as Ferraday
Mary McCusker as Katie
Ernie Lively as Motel Clerk
Clyde Kusatsu as Kevin Williams
Elaine Renee Bush as Store Clerk
Eda Reiss Merin as Mrs. Remington
Hooch's real name was Beasley, and he was a Dogue de Bordeaux (French mastiff). He had a stunt double named Igor,[5] and Animal Makers created an exact replica of Hooch for the death scene.[citation needed] Beasley was born in a dog kennel in Merrimac, Wisconsin, owned by Peter Curley.[citation needed] Beasley was later purchased along with three other dogs for production of the film. The dogs were trained by Clint Rowe, who makes a brief appearance in the film as an American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officer.[citation needed] Beasley died in 1992, aged 14.[6]
It was rumored for years — and confirmed by their friend, actor and director Ron Howard in 2020 — that Henry Winkler, the original director, and Hanks had a falling-out on the set which led to Winkler's replacement by Spottiswoode.[7] According to Winkler, he was fired thirteen days into the production by studio executive Jeffrey Katzenberg.[8][9] Winkler said of his firing: "Let's just say I got along better with Hooch than I did with Turner."[10]
Many scenes were filmed on location in Monterey, Pacific Grove, and Moss Landing, California. "Cypress Beach" is fictional, using mostly Pacific Grove for shots such as the police department, the wedding foot chase, and the car chase down Ocean View Ave.[11][12]
Reception and legacy
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Turner & Hooch gained a mixed response from critics, with a 52% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 29 reviews. The critical consensus reads: "Tom Hanks makes Turner and Hooch more entertaining than it might look on paper, but ultimately, this is still a deeply silly comedy about a cop and a canine".[13] Despite this, the film was still a box office success.[3] No plans were made for a sequel despite its revived popularity following Hanks' rise to success.
NBC did a television pilot based on the film in 1990. It aired in the summer with another dog pilot, "Poochinski" under the banner, "Two Dog Night".[14]
Turner & Hooch has been referred to in various films and television shows, including the NBC/ABC medical sitcom Scrubs, in which main characters J.D. and Turk modify shift schedules so that Doctors Turner and Hooch are teamed up as a surgical team in the episode "My Faith in Humanity" (Doctor Turner was played by Jim Hanks, Tom Hanks' brother). They actually make a good team, and are disappointed when they have to disband. Another episode has Turk offended at JD's assumption that Turner and Hooch was an interracial buddy movie, an assumption made based on the aforementioned Hooch. In the second season of Castle, Beckett and Castle compare themselves to Turner and Hooch, with Castle being Hooch. This comparison returned in the Castle season 7 episode "Kill Switch".
During an appearance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, O'Brien gave Tom Hanks a preserved dog skeleton, claiming it was his old friend Hooch. As one of O'Brien's first guests on The Tonight Show, Hanks improvised a song from an alleged Turner & Hooch stage musical. During the 2006 Academy Awards, Tom Hanks played in a sketch about acceptance speeches that ran on too long. In his comedic lengthy speech, he thanked Hooch.
The 2014 Tamil film Naaigal Jaakirathai is based on this film.[15][16]
In April 2015, actor Richard Dreyfuss and Christine Turner Wagner, widow of Turner & Hooch producer Raymond Wagner, sued The Walt Disney Company over profits from Turner & Hooch and What About Bob? (1991), a Touchstone release Dreyfuss had starred in. They accused Disney of refusing to allow a firm specializing in profit participation to audit the returns from the movies.[17][18][19] Dreyfuss withdrew his claim a day later. Disney eventually allowed the audit to proceed. The auditors determined that Disney had made a profit of $32 million and that Wagner had been denied her share. Disney settled with Wagner in June 2018; the terms of the settlement were not disclosed.[20]
Main article: Turner & Hooch (franchise)
A pilot episode for a Turner & Hooch spin-off/follow-up television series starring Thomas F. Wilson and Beasley the Dog, was produced. Though the show was not ordered to series, the pilot was released as a television film and debuted as a part of The Magical World of Disney. The movie was poorly received, but retroactively changed the ending of the film.
Main article: Turner & Hooch (TV series)
A television series remake was announced in February 2020, to be greenlit for the streaming service Disney+. Matt Nix developed the series along with an order of 12 episodes. Josh Peck portrays the ambitious and buttoned-up U.S. Marshal Scott Turner who inherits a big unruly dog coming to realise that the pet he did not want may be the partner he needs.[21] In the same month Lyndsy Fonseca and Carra Patterson joined the cast as Laura, Scott's sister, and Jessica, Scott's partner, respectively.[22] On March 6, Vanessa Lengies joined the cast as Erica, the chief trainer of the K-9 facility.[23] The Disney+ series premiered on July 21, 2021.[24][25]
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^ Andreeva, Nellie (March 6, 2020). "'Turner & Hooch': Vanessa Lengies Joins TV Series Reboot For Disney+". Deadline. Retrieved March 6, 2020.
^ Pedersen, Erik (2021-02-24). "Disney+ Sets Premiere Dates, First Images For 'Turner & Hooch', 'Mysterious Benedict Society', 'Chip 'N' Dale: Park Life' & 'High School Musical: The Series'". Deadline. Retrieved 2021-02-24.
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S.P.I.C.Y. – 1.4
Recap: Inayat's friends throw a secret bachelorette party in her outhouse and make her drink alcohol for the first time. Yasmin keeps swinging into her past memories.
"You know what… I am in a very happy space right now… I have a caring and a very good looking husband" giggled a high Paridhi with a beer can in her hand. They were tired with dancing but not with their booze.
"I have a wonderful career… Life is incredible"…. "But…. But.… I miss my parents there in Sydney." She sadly muttered.
"You know I have this dream that…. Ummm… I want to buy a juice shop for Papa where he will sell all kinds of juices and smoothies and hot coffee as well. And we'll serve different type of salads, pastas, sandwiches and burgers."
"So you want to buy him a Café basically" Chandni said while checking her phone.
"Spot on!" Paridhi laughed.
"Yeah… yeah…. I want to buy him a café but my parents don't just listen to me…. They still believe in that old thinking that they should not be staying with their daughter after her marriage…. I told them I am your only child now, Palaash is gone but they just don't understand." She spoke and sighed.
"Parents, in Indian society….. kind of sworn that they will not interfere in their daughter's life once they get her married….. Fu*k shit man! Don't daughters have the same heartbeat as their sons? Don't daughters understand their duty towards ageing parents? Do the feelings in a daughter's heart change after her marriage? Huhhh… I hate this discrimination." Paridhi was high when she uttered all this but her friends understood her agony.
Paridhi had a younger brother Palaash, who had died in a road accident in his late teens. She belonged to a typical Indian family where having a son is considered to be a big blessing since it is a male dominated society. Though her parents never really differentiated between her and her younger brother but they always believed that their son is going to be their old age support system where as Paridhi must take care of her married life only. Losing Palaash was a big shock to the entire family. Paridhi's mom was in a state of Coma for more than 6 months post his death. Paridhi used to shuttle between Jaipur and Delhi to manage her family and studies. She always wanted to have a love marriage but unfortunately, her life was occupied with unwanted duties so much that she could not afford to take a glance at any boy around her. Rahul, her husband was her parents' choice and she nodded to marry him without having a second thought. Her fortune smiled at her as Rahul turned out to be a wonderful man.
Finally just before the sunrise, Yasmin dropped Inayat to her room where 'out of senses' Inayat slept immediately. Yasmin was a tad worried now as to how Inayat's family will react if they come to know that her friends made her booze which is considered to be a taboo for women in their family.
9th April – The Sangeet Day
Nobody noticed where Inayat's friends were but unavailability of Inayat, the to-be bride, did raise her kins' eyebrows. Everybody was wondering as to why she is asleep until now. Is she unwell or there is some other reason. There was a murmur doing rounds about her last night party with her friends as some of them had heard noises coming from the outhouse.
"Inayat" "Wake up Inayat" Her mother shook her on the shoulder but there was no response.
Failing all the decent attempts, Inayat's mom threw a jug of water on her face and she came back in senses having a slight headache because of last night's hangover. Inayat's mom was terrified to see her daughter like that and scolded her for why she did this on her special day. But being the caring mom, she kept things under wraps by bringing her a hot coffee immediately and told her to tell everyone that she had a headache. Inayat was fine by noon.
Yasmin got up very soon in the morning or rather she didn't sleep because there were things which were stirring in her mind for a long time, which she could not share with anyone. Others woke up one by one and were up by the lunch time.
"I will be going to meet Mom-Dad in Agra for the weekend. Harsh will join me and then we'll head back to Mumbai from there." Chandni told her itinerary to Paridhi who was asking it to everyone.
"Yeah, even I'll be going to Jaipur for a week to be with Mom Dad and then I'll go back to Sydney alone. Rahul is not coming." Paridhi made a sad face and said and then she pointed to Saloni for her plan.
"I haven't decided yet." Saloni replied while eating. "I have my holidays till 16th so maybe I'll explore Kashmir or Ladakh this year."
"So you mean you'll not be going to Kolkata to see Uncle?" Paridhi asked back.
Saloni nodded her face in No and said "Dad visited me in London 2 months back… so I am in no hurry to meet him so early. We Facetime once or twice a month. And we are cool with that much of communication."
Everybody exchanged glances on her reply.
"Well, I will be leaving for Lucknow on 11th morning. I don't have holidays and then I have to see Alia as well." Yasmin said.
"Hmmm…" everyone hummed in unison.
"So you all had a blast last night… huh?" there was a new voice that interrupted their conversation. Saloni looked behind her and found Inayat's cousin Parmeet giving a sly smile.
"You bet." Saloni answered looking straight into his eyes.
"By the way, I hope you all are prepared for the Sangeet function today. Have you all done any preps at all or not?" He asked without changing any facial expression.
"Wait and watch" Chandni answered because Saloni ignored him this time.
"Good… All the best!" Parmeet said and left and Paridhi gazed at him.
"Girls, we are screwed" "It's the Sangeet function today and we did not do any preps at all." Paridhi said when Parmeet went away.
"Don't worry… it's just 1 pm right now… we have ample time for the preps." Chandni said and tapped Yasmin on her shoulder. "We'll start the rehearsals right after lunch… Right Babe".
"You got it" Yasmin confidently replied and all of them were cheered up.
All of them were good dancers except Yasmin, she was excellent. She was a trained Bharatnatyam dancer and hence whenever there was any cultural fest in their college, everybody used to rely on her. They had won the inter college dance competition subsequently during their MBA days.
In their seventh semester in 2008, they had performed in the inter college dance competition on the song "Desi Girl" from the movie "Dostana" but in a very different style. While the song had Priyanka Chopra in a very Sassy avatar, SPICY group picked up an altogether different theme. They had assorted 4 different dance forms of India which were Bhangra, Garba, Lavani, Kuchipudi and had mixed it with Freestyle dancing. They had got the song remixed in a very subtle way and their crisp performance had earned them standing ovation by the judges panel. Needless to mention, they won the competition.
"Let's perform on 'Desi Girl' guys, We know the steps, I have the song in my mailbox and we were quite successful in that. Let's relive that day again… what say?" Paridhi, in her sheer excitement spoke out all in one breath which got others thinking in another direction.
We all make good memories with friends while there are some situations when we fight with our friends, misconstrue them, and those memories tear apart the friendship inside the heart. You pretend to be together but your hearts don't beat for each other anymore. Chandni and Saloni shared one such sour memory which neither of both wanted to recall.
"We can definitely go with it but there are some challenges that we may face." Yasmin put across her doubt in order to avoid the Desi Girl Dance.
"Like what?" Paridhi asked. She looked stern for dancing on that number without realizing the situation properly.
Yasmin understood that Paridhi isn't on the same page and she sighed deep and said "A. we don't have costumes as per our theme that we performed 8 yrs back and B. Ummm…We don't…. we don't have a… guy… who can be the mainstay in our performance." And she paused.
Hearing this, Saloni moved her eyeballs at Chandni and Chandni looked in other direction. Everyone paused for a second. They recalled an ugly incident in a flash but Paridhi being Paridhi said, "Inayat, can we ask any of your servants to go and get our dresses on rent. I still remember the shop from where we arranged it for the college fest?" "And about the mainstay… can we ask that guy who was flirting with you?" Paridhi asked Saloni about Parmeet.
"He's a creep. I will not dance with him" Saloni replied angrily and immediately looked at Inayat for her reaction. Inayat was too plain as if she did not mind her friend calling her cousin a creep.
"I think we can manage without the mainstay." Chandni suggested. "We can tweak few steps here and there and we'll be good to go."
"Cool! Awesome! So we are doing it then… Inayat, I bet Navdeep and his family is going to swoon tonite" Paridhi snapped her finger with utmost cheer.
Inayat asked her mom for the dresses on rent. Initially her mom hesitated about the rented garments but then agreed for the sake of her happiness. Paridhi found the shop's contact no. on JustDial and phoned them to check if the dresses they wanted are available. Getting a green signal from the shopkeeper, she gave the shop address to a servant and sent each of their body measurements in a paper slip. The shopkeeper sent the dresses as per the sizes given in the slip and the SPICY were ready to rock.
During rehearsals, Saloni and Chandni tried their best to hide the discomfort between them so that they could have the performance in place. But they had flashes in their mind which reflected on their faces a few times.
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Hoarded is a game I created during a 48 hour Ludum Dare competition. The theme - greed. In Hoarded society has collapsed much like Mad Max. You are a survivalist who has stockpiled plenty of food. Less prepared people have come to take some food lest they starve. Hoarded doesn't have a victory or loss condition - simply a greed counter. The point explored here is that it isn't greedy to win or lose. Therefore victory and defeat conditions shouldn't exist, or should be perpendicular to any greed measurement or behavior.
In this game I got a chance to explore Unity's physics systems. This game also had a heavy time constraint. In total I may have put about 6 hours into it from concept to deployment.
Control the crane using the arrow keys. Pressing space makes the crane latch onto whatever it's touching (people or food).


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PAPERS OF THE LANGTON FAMILY OF CADIZ, IRELAND AND BATH... PAPERS OF THE LANGTON FAMILY OF CADIZ, IRELAND AND BATH, 1755-1817
PAPERS OF THE LANGTON FAMILY OF CADIZ, IRELAND AND BATH, 1755-1817
This is a small but very significant collection of family papers, consisting of correspondence and legal and accounting papers. It was created by Michael Theobald Langton in the course of executing the Will of his father, Miguel Langton, who died in Cadiz while the rest of the family were living in Bath, where they had taken refuge from the Peninsular War in Spain. Background - the history of the Langton Family Nicolás Langton, who was born into a landed family in Kilkenny, Ireland, moved to Cadiz in Spain in 1724. Here he was free to practise his Catholic faith, and he prospered as a merchant, joining a number of other Irish families who had made their homes and ran their businesses in the city. He married in 1736 Francesca Josefa Careu, the daughter of another Kilkenny man, Lorenzo Careu, and Serafina Sanchez de Silveira. Nicolás became a naturalized Spanish subject in 1769, and in 1779 was registered as a nobleman of the province of Granada - thus gaining rights and dispensations which enabled him to conduct his business affairs more freely and profitably. Nicolás had a number of children, including Miguel, born 1737, who entered the family business. Miguel married twice: his first wife died young and the marriage produced no surviving heirs, and in 1766 he married for a second time, to Maria Dillon of Dublin, Ireland. This marriage produced four daughters and a son, Miguel Theobald, born in 1782. Involved, it seems, in trade between Cadiz and South America, the family were very wealthy, and the four daughters made advantageous marriages to noblemen of a higher status than their own. The fortunes of the family changed, however, when in 1808 Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of France, having conquered most of the rest of Europe, turned his attention to Spain. What became known as the Peninsular War lasted for the following six years until an alliance of the Spanish, Portuguese and British defeated Napoleon. In 1809, however, Napoleon was in control of much of Spain, and several members of the Langton family left Cadiz and took refuge in Bath: Miguel's wife, together with her daughter Carmen Aranza and her six young children, and her granddaughter Fanny Brun (whose mother , the youngest of the Langton daughters, had died in childbirth, and whose father Jose Brun had remarried). They were accompanied by Miguel Theobald, who was not only looking after the female members of the family, but also involved in what seems to have been a secret mission, sending gunpowder from England to Spain, for the use of the Spanish army. From February 1810, Cadiz was besieged by the French, but they were unable to control access to the city from the sea, and it was therefore possible not only import provisions, but also to continue sending and receiving letters. In July 1810, before he could join the rest of the family in Bath, Miguel Langton died in Cadiz. For the next seven years, his son Miguel Theobald was occupied in executing his father's Will, liquidating the family's business and other assets, and dividing the inheritance between the various heirs. The situation was immensely complicated by the war, and particularly by the fact that one of his sisters was married to a French nobleman, and another was married to Spanish noblemen who supported the French cause - a so-called 'afrancesado'. Miguel Theobald was unable to visit Spain until well after the end of the war, in 1816; in the meantime, he attempted to settle the family's affairs through contacts in Cadiz, in particular Agustín Butler, who he refers to as his 'cousin and friend', but who was also clearly a close business associate of his father, and was an executor of his Will. At the same time, the family in Bath were living in reduced circumstances, and Miguel Theobald was engaged in seeking out the family's assets in Ireland, which they had ignored while they had other sources of income. These activities gave rise to a significant amount of correspondence, all of which was either retained in its original form, or meticulously copied by Miguel Theobald into his copy letter books. This correspondence - which is not confined only to legal and business matters, but includes much family and political news - forms the nucleus of this collection; the rest of the collection consists of the family papers Miguel Theobald collected in support of his attempts to execute the Will, and the legal and accounting records that were created as part of the process. The collection is clearly of great interest to historians of the Peninsular War and to accounting historians. However, there is also much here for social and political historians, and for those interested in the history of Bath. Moreover, the family were devout Catholics, and the collection reflects this, containing information of interest to historians of Catholicism. Sources for the above information: 1. Internal evidence in the collection 2. Evidence from the journal of Fanny Brun held in Worcestershire Record Office (ref. 705:201/663/1) 3. Paper by María Dolores Capelo Bernal and others "Religion, responsibility and accounting: an exploratory study on a family of Irish origin during the period 1809-1813" given at the Accounting, Business and Financial History Conference, Cardiff, Sep. 2010 (copy at 0770A/3/2) 4. Charles Esdaile, 'The Peninsular War: a New History', London, 2002; and the Peninsular War 200 website http://peninsularwar200.org/ Language The letters are written mostly in English, but some are in Spanish, and some in French. Most of the family papers and legal and accounting records are in Spanish. Related records in Bath Record Office: 1. 0770A - collected research papers relating to the Langton family 2. 0851/9 - a bundle of title deeds relating to 14 South Parade, Bath, which was owned by the Langton family from 1812 to 1849. Among the title deeds are a number of family papers, including the marriage settlement of Miguel Theobald Langton and his future wife Mary Ryan. Related records held elsewhere: Fanny Brun married William Berington of Little Malvern, Worcestershire in 1829. The Berington family papers have been deposited in the Worcestershire Record Office (reference 75:204), and among them are a number of journals and other papers of Fanny Brun. Digital copies of some of these papers are held by the Bath Record Office in Collection 0770A. Custodial History The papers seem to have been preserved by descendants of Miguel Theobald Langton, wrapped in a brown paper parcel labelled 'Spanish Papers'. The paper used to wrap the parcel seems to have been re-used - it was originally used to wrap a parcel sent from the Harrods store in London, as a Harrods label survives on the paper. The address on the label is to a Mrs Langton at Egerton Place. Checking the 1901 census reveals that Francis A R Langton, born in Bath about 1840, was living in Egerton Place with his family. Francis was the youngest son of Miguel Theobald Langton, and it is assumed that the papers must have been given to him. Their subsequent custody is unknown until they were sold at auction in 2008, and bought by the Bath Record Office. Arrangement The collection is divided into two sections: 1. Correspondence 2. Legal and accounting papers. Archivists' Note Catalogued in the Bath Record Office, April-June 2011. The catalogue was produced with support from the National Cataloguing Grants Programme for Archives
Langton family correspondence Langton family: legal and accounting papers Miscellaneous


Posted on December 17th, 2011 by Bill Weinberg and tagged cannabis, Drug Czar, medicinal, United States.
Cannabis use among teens is rising, despite declines in smoking and alcohol use, according to new findings of the Monitoring the Future survey, conducted by the University of Michigan for the National Institute on Drug Abuse. The study reports that one in every 15 high school seniors said they used marijuana almost every day, the highest rate since 1981. And the Drug Czar is blaming the medical marijuana movement.
That quote smells apocryphal. We have also pointed out that the rise in youth cannabis use is concomitant with a decline in cocaine and methamphetamine use as well as tobacco and alcohol. So while we don't condone cannabis use by minors—on balance, this new development appears to be an improvement in the situation.
If medical marijuana laws and recreational marijuana laws will lead to increased teen use, as critics say, why are rates of teen use dropping?
- Daily marijuana use decreased among 8th- and 12th-graders, while remaining the same for 10th-graders.
- Past-30-day marijuana use decreased among 8th- and 10th-graders, while increasing only slightly among 12th-graders.
- Annual marijuana use decreased among 8th- and 10th-graders, while remaining the same for 12th-graders.
The CDC survey also found that in Colorado, past-30-day marijuana use among high school students decreased 11 percent since the state began regulating the sale of medical marijuana in 2009, whereas it increased 11 percent nationwide, where marijuana remains entirely unregulated.
Wonder what Kerlikowske is going to have to say about this one?


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5 things we're expecting from football in Bracknell in 2017
Harry Oakley (left) and Charlie Oakley (right). Photo: Mark Pugh.
2017 could well be one of the most successful on and off the pitch for football clubs around Bracknell and in East Berkshire.
Here's my predictions for the forthcoming calendar year..
Lots of Cup Finals
Not going to lie, I'm expecting to attend a few cup finals toward the end of the season.
Bracknell Town still have interest in a number of competitions including the League and Floodlit Cups, Woodley United in the County Cup and several Sunday League sides in County contention.
And all that is before we consider the options in the Reading Senior Cup.
Undoubtedly missed a couple of contenders but I'm writing this on an iPhone at the inlaws..
League titles to claim
Right here, right now, Bracknell Town are my favourites for the Hellenic Premier League title, while I'd back Woodley all the way for the Division 1 East championship regardless of their Boxing Day disappointment.
Ever improving facilities
We've had the re-opening of Larges Lane in 2016 – and there's more to come from that one with an FA ground grading due around March 2017 if the club are to secure promotion – but in the next 12 months we're going to see significant improvements at Binfield and we hope the start of the project at Wokingham & Emmbrook's Lowther Road.
Binfield FC's Hill Farm Lane in the sunshine. Photo: Tom Canning.
Binfield have secured an increased lease at Hill Farm Lane allowing them to apply for six figure funding from the Football Foundation and work starts in January.
The borough's of Bracknell Forest and Wokingham will very shortly be blessed with some of the best footballing and community facilities in the country.
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Time meant I couldn't do as much as I wanted this time around, but watch out for a more thrilling encounter when the Oakley brothers and their respective clubs meet again in February.
An increase in local adult women's football clubs
Anecdotally looking at the respective league constitutions for the Southern Region Women's League and Thames Valley Counties League they appear to have contracted considerably in recent seasons.
That curve might just be about to reverse with the likes of Wokingham & Emmbrook bringing through a young women's side and Bracknell's ladies moving into the new facility at Larges Lane.
Hopefully the increased oppprtunities will result in increased participation – there is certainly no shortage of players.
Let me know your predictions for 2017 in the comments below, or tweet us @fibracknell
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Memorial University Alumna
Clinical Psychologist in supervised practice, Psychological Trauma Program, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Toronto
Where are you from originally, and for how long have you lived in Canada?
I am originally from a small town with lots of people called Howrah, in India. I came to Canada in September 2013 with three big bags and minimal warm clothes to pursue my degree at Memorial University, where I was accepted in the Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) program.
Where are you working now? Did you start working right away after completing your degree at Memorial University?
I work as a Clinical Psychologist in supervised practice at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in downtown Toronto.
As a part of the Memorial University doctoral program in Clinical Psychology, we are required to do a one-year residency at a mental health facility (e.g., hospital, clinic, counselling centre). It is generally done in the last year (fourth year) of the program. I applied to CAMH and I was accepted to do my residency in 2016. Just before the completion of my residency in August 2017, I applied for potential jobs at CAMH (including other hospitals) and I was fortunate to receive an offer from CAMH. As a result, I started working before I completed my Psy.D. - my title and salary changed after I was awarded the degree. I continued to work in the same department where I did my residency.
How was the transition from being an international student at Memorial University to a full-time employee?
When I started working at CAMH, I was still a student. Along with my clinical training, I began to build relationships with managers, supervisors in different departments, other students, and research assistants. Building a positive relationship was essential because not many professors, researchers, and supervisors knew me in Toronto. I wanted them to know me - as a clinician and as a person. The guidance from my immediate supervisor and mentor, Dr. Niki Fitzgerald, helped me navigate this aspect of my career to a great extent.
Nevertheless, the transition from being a student to an employee (i.e., being on the "real payroll") was quite daunting. That leap was a fairly big one, and at times it felt surreal. In many ways, it was similar to those adjustments I made during my first year at the university (such as adapting to changing environments and understanding what is expected). My colleagues and supervisors at CAMH made the transition (from a student to an employee) extremely easy for me. Whenever I felt like I did not know something (clinical, administrative, or otherwise), I just asked! Very soon I realized that no one thought I was silly if I asked questions. Instead, they thought I was being proactive and interested. It worked and it is still working!
Being in the "real world" helped prepare me for this transition. By "real world" I mean working part-time, working on- or off-campus, doing internships, volunteering, networking, and also living off-campus. Moving from St. John's to Toronto was very exciting, but I also was nervous because I did not know anyone. But I reminded myself that the biggest move (from India to Canada) was already over: the rest was a cakewalk!
How have your international background and culture been beneficial to your employer?
I never realized the benefit of being multilingual until I started to work at CAMH. Downtown Toronto is extremely multicultural, and I treat patients who are unable to converse fluently in English. As such, my manager and supervisors ask for my help to treat those individuals in their native language (i.e. if I happen to know that language). I use my international and cultural background as well as my knowledge of other languages as features that my patients and employer appreciate.
My journey from India to Canada has been a big milestone in my life. It included mentally exchanging rupees to dollars and vice-versa before deciding which appetizer to order when having dinner with classmates. This, among many other experiences, made me the person I am today. It made me humble, tolerant, and patient. It made me believe that anything is possible. Lesson learned: share these stories and anecdotes with your manager, supervisor, or hiring committee as examples of experiences - they will know it is real and that you did not just Google it.
Did you work during your studies at Memorial University? How has that helped you prepare for entering the workplace after graduation?
Yes, I did. Partially because I needed money to support my education (it also included going to the Duke of Duckworth or listening to Jazz music) and also to build connections. I wanted people to know that I am good at what I do, whatever that may be. I volunteered at the Waterford Hospital, where I learned to play cards and talk about Jiggs dinner with patients. I learned that not everything was a strategic plan to get a job; instead, I just enjoyed the company. Volunteering also gave me a sense of accomplishment because I was giving back to the community where I was living. It made me feel I was needed.
From your experience, why should employers consider hiring international students and graduates?
Remember the process we went through: searching for universities, applying and hoping to get accepted, applying for bank loans, and the immigration process. It is indeed a commitment! Remember that feeling when we said goodbyes to our friends and family, before the aircraft took off - perhaps filled with excitement and apprehension. Remember that feeling when the plane finally landed in Canada. I remember it every day. I remember smiling and thinking to myself: "I made it! I did not give up!". All of us, as international students, have experienced something similar. I believe it is because we are resilient. Throughout a graduate program, there are various successes and challenges and ultimately we complete the degree because we are diligent and committed. So this journey of resilience, diligence, and commitment is proof of our competencies for the employer. We know how to perform under pressure, we bring a diverse outlook and worldview, we are interested in learning, we can fit in, and we are committed. Our journey, experience, knowledge, and education are the proof.
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The University of Newcastle Sports Awards recognise exceptional sporting achievement with 15 individuals and two sports clubs receiving prestigious awards.
Guest speaker, Australian Olympic gold medallist, Kerri Pottharst, entertained 170 people at Newcastle City Hall, when she walked on broken glass to show how commitment, vision, and mental strength could overcome fear to achieve sporting success.
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Films: Photography (total: 12)
Popurrí de Superochos [Super 8 Potpourri]
Maris Bustamante
Rubén Valencia
"Siete cortometrajes de Maris Bustamante y Rubén Valencia, integrantes del No Grupo, que indican el acercamiento de artistas plásticos al formato súper 8. Los trabajos del No-Grupo tendieron a hacer una reflexión a la vez lúdica y crítica sobre la naturaleza del arte" Superocheros.
"Seven short films made by Maris Bustamante and Rubén Valencia, members of the No Group, that indicate the interest of artists in the plastic arts to use the super 8 format. The works of the No Group were usually a playful and critical reflexion on the nature of art" Superocheros.
South Sea Islands
Floyd Henry Wells
"Edited film by Floyd Henry Wells, a retired salesman and a member of the Wally Byam Caravan Club of Airstream trailers, chronicling travels through Tahiti, Fiji and Samoa including scenic views, dance and martial arts displays, cruise ship Mariposa, shipboard activities, underwater photography, collecting sponge or coral, lagoon, market, harbor scenes, outriggers and urban scenes," Human Studies Film Archives, Smithsonian Museum.
Animals In Motion
John Straiton
"Between 1877 and 1885, an English photographer, Eadweard Muybridge, conducted detailed experiments analyzing human and animal motion using rapid photography. In 1968, John Straiton took the published works of Muybridge and created from them a fascinating and hilarious film. A tribute to the serious maker of the first nudie before the invention of movies." Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre.
We Are All Artists
Alon Bement
"We Are All Artists, traces our experience of the aesthetic in the everyday; it begins by considering the related categories of beauty, art, and craftwork before moving on to suggest some of the many ways that modern art and design have made our world more beautiful. Offering a broad definition of art as any "skillful or purposeful endeavor," the film suggests that we are all artists to the extent that we exercise aesthetic judgement through a range of quotidian activities. The film presents a montage sequence showing a woman cleaning, men painting a wall, a letter being typed, and activities in gardening and pottery and then concludes by proposing that even "exercising the powers of selection" —as in purchasing a hat—makes use of some attributes of the artist" (Tepperman, 237-238).
Is Seeing Believing by M.E. Dowe and W.J. Roach. Will He Live
Milton Dowe
John M. Lavery
Black Book and Camera
Rose Dabbs
Stuart Dabbs
"Black Book and Camera has good old George, you know George, photographing all the pretty lassies at the World's Fair. He then asks for their names and addresses so that he can send them a photo. Wouldn't a black book full of names and addresses be worth a pretty penny? W-e-l-l. . . George gets a lot of pretty pictures, but as for those names and addresses. . ." PSA Journal, Aug. 1967, 37.
Grandmother's Portrait
Matti Selanne
"Grandmother's Portrait is a documentary on the making of a modernistic, even abstract, metal "portrait" inspired by a photograph of the artist's grandmother. The artist doing the sawing and welding needed to construct the "portrait" is Kasperi Lofgren" PSA Journal, Sept. 1965, 50.
Night at the Movies–1912, A
Charles E. Phillips
"This takes us back to the Bijou days, the serial pictures, the villain with the mustache, and the slapstick comedy. It is a picture of several pictures, including lantern slides, and a soloist who sings to the accompaniment of a piano and lantern slides for the visual. A family goes to the 10¢ movie in the days which some of us like to look back to and reminisce as the good old days, before the talking pictures. This will be blownup to 16mm and included in the Package" PSA Journal, Oct. 1962, 34.
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Notice of 2020 Annual General Meeting
Attached is notice of Elders Limited's (ASX:ELD) Annual General Meeting of shareholders to be held virtually on Thursday, 17 December 2020 from 10:00am (ACDT).
Further Information: Peter Hastings Company Secretary 08 8425 4964
Authorised by:
Peter Hastings
Elders Limited ABN 34 004 336 636. Registered Office: Level 10, 80 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA Australia 5000
2020 Elders
Notice is hereby given that the 66th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of Elders Limited (Company) will be held virtually on Thursday,
17 December 2020 commencing at 10.00am (Australian Central Daylight Time).
Elders Limited ABN 34 004 336 636
Level 10, 80 Grenfell Street
Adelaide, SA, Australia 5000 GPO Box 551, Adelaide SA 5001 p | 08 8425 4000 f | 08 7131 0118 elders.com.au
Dear Shareholder,
It is my pleasure to invite you to attend the 2020 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Elders Limited (Elders), which will take place on 17 December 2020 at 10.00am (ACDT). This Notice of Meeting and Explanatory Notes detail the business that will be dealt with at that meeting.
This has been an extraordinary year by any measure. In the face of first bushfires and then the global COVID-19 pandemic, Elders' people have risen to the challenge, ensuring the essential services that Elders provides to Australia's farmers and associated communities were maintained. We are exceptionally proud of our people, who have shown great strength, agility and resilience to withstand the challenges of this time.
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic (and associated advice of government health authorities and public health concerns) means that your AGM will be held as a virtual (online) meeting this year. Information about participation in the meeting, how to submit questions and voting on resolutions is set out in this Notice and further detail can be found by visiting boardroomlimited.com.au/agm/elders. Full detail of the business to be conducted at the meeting is set out in this Notice.
We hope that this format will allow even greater shareholder participation than a physical meeting.
At last year's AGM, Elders received a "first strike" on the resolution to adopt the Remuneration Report. The Board has taken this shareholder feedback very seriously and has engaged with shareholders and proxy advisors to better understand what our shareholders require in relation to remuneration issues. As a result of the feedback and the comprehensive review conducted throughout FY20, Elders has made several changes to its remuneration structure. Information about the changes we have made and how we have sought to address shareholder concerns are detailed on page 93 of the FY20 Remuneration Report.
Consistent with the relief provided by Corporations (Coronavirus Economic Response) Determination (No. 3) 2020, hard copies of this Notice of Meeting are not being sent by mail this year. Details of how to cast your votes or appoint a proxy to vote or speak on your behalf are set out on pages 14 to 15 of this Notice and further information about how to participate in the meeting is available on the website noted above.
The Elders Board believes the resolutions proposed in the Notice and described in the Explanatory Notes (except item
are in the best interests of Elders' shareholders and, subject to the abstentions stated in the Notice, unanimously recommends that you vote in favour of items 2 to 7 (inclusive). The Elders Board does not believe that item 8 is in the best interests of Elders' shareholders, and unanimously recommends that you vote against item 8. If you appoint me as your proxy but do not direct me how to vote, I intend to vote in favour of items 2 to 7 (inclusive), and against the conditional spill resolution in item 8, on your behalf.
Ian Wilton
2020 Notice of Meeting
Notice of 2020
Annual General
1. Financial Statements and Reports
To receive and consider the Financial Statements and the Reports of the Directors and Auditor for the 12 month period ended 30 September 2020.
No vote is held in connection with this item.
2. Remuneration Report
To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolution:
"That the Remuneration Report, which forms part of the Directors' Report, for the 12 month period ended 30 September 2020 be adopted."
Note that the vote on this item is advisory only and does not bind the Company or the Directors of the Company; however, if 25% or more of the votes cast on this resolution are against it, the conditional spill resolution (item 8) will be put to the AGM.
3. Re-Election of Diana Eilert
To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolution as an ordinary resolution:
"That Diana Eilert, being a director of the Company who retires pursuant to Rule 8.1.5(b) of the Constitution of the Company, and being eligible, is re-elected as a director of the Company."
4. Election of Matthew Quinn
"That Matthew Quinn, having been appointed by the Board since the last Annual General Meeting, who retires in accordance with Rule 8.1.5(a) of the Constitution of the Company, and being eligible, is elected as a director of the Company."
5. Managing Director's Long-Term Incentive
"That for the purposes of ASX Listing Rule 10.14, and for all other purposes, the grant of 101,000 performance rights to the Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Mr Mark Charles Allison, on the terms specified in the accompanying Explanatory Notes be approved."
6. Constitutional Amendment
To consider and, if thought fit, to pass the following resolution as a special resolution:
"That for the purposes of section 136(2) of the Corporations Act and for all other purposes, the Constitution of the Company be amended in the manner set out in the accompanying Explanatory Notes, with effect from the close of the meeting."
7. Reinstatement of Proportional Takeover Approval Rule
To consider, and if thought fit, to pass the following resolution as a special resolution:
"That the proportional takeover approval rule in the form of rule 6 of the Company's Constitution, as last approved by shareholders on 14 December 2017, be reinstated in the Constitution for a period of three years from the date of the meeting."
8. Spill Resolution (Conditional Item)
Condition for item 8: This resolution will only be put to the Meeting if at least 25% of the votes validly cast on item 2 are against that resolution.
If you do not want a spill meeting to take place, you should vote 'against' item 8. If you want a spill meeting to take place, you should vote 'for' item 8.
To consider and, if thought fit, pass the following resolution as an ordinary resolution.
'That, subject to and conditional on at least 25% of the votes cast on item 2 being cast against adoption of the Remuneration Report for the year ended 30 September 2020:
an extraordinary general meeting of the Company (the 'spill meeting') be held within 90 days of the passing of this resolution;
all of the Non-Executive Directors in office when the resolution to make the Directors' Report for the year ended 30 September 2020 was passed and who remain in office at the time of the spill meeting, cease to hold office immediately before the end of the spill meeting; and
resolutions to appoint persons to offices that will be vacated immediately before the end of the spill meeting be put to the vote at the spill meeting'.
Please refer to the accompanying Explanatory Notes, which form part of this Notice of Meeting, for more information on the proposed resolutions.
By Order of the Board
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Animal Sciences Receives $250,000, Honors Many
PULLMAN, Wash. — A $250,000 donation to help renovate the Washington State University Livestock Pavilion was announced Friday (April 11) at WSU's animal sciences department recognition program.
The program honored three department alumni, this year's outstanding students and scholarship recipients.
Audrey Helen Ensminger, Sun City, Ariz., widow of Marion Eugene Ensminger, chair of the animal science department, 1941-1962, presented a $250,000 check to WSU President Lane Rawlins Friday afternoon.
That evening, WSU animal scientists presented their 2003 Distinguished Service Award to Edward A. Heinemann, it's 2003 Outstanding Alumnus Award to Peter Rademacher, and its Distinguished Graduate: Science, Education and Technology Award to Rupert Grant Seals.
Heinemann, 85, Olympia, attended WSU during the depths of the depression, on a $100 scholarship from the Union Pacific Railroad, which he earned for excellence in 4-H projects.
He graduated with a degree in animal sciences and became a county extension agent in Lincoln County. Heinemann served as a pilot during World War II and returned to Washington where he was a leader in the state's horse industry until his retirement in 1985.
Heinemann's service to WSU included chairing the animal sciences department and college advisory boards. He also was a founding member of the Howard Hackedorn Scholarship and was instrumental in getting the governor to appoint alumni to the WSU Board of Regents.
Rademacher, Medina, Ohio, received a degree in animal husbandry from WSU in 1953. He began boxing at WSU and excelled as a boxer while in the U.S. Army. In 1956 he represented the United States as a heavy weight in the Olympic Games in Melbourne, Australia. There he knocked out his Russian opponent in one round to win the Gold Medal, and went on to a professional boxing career that spanned 1957-1962.
After his boxing career, Rademacher embarked on a business career and became an inventor, receiving numerous patents. He retired in 1987 as president of Kiefer McNeil/Richey Industries.
Seals, Reno, Nev., received his doctorate in dairy technology and chemistry from WSU in 1960. He was the fifth African American to receive a doctorate at WSU. He went on to become dean of the College of Agriculture and Home Economics at Florida A & M University and subsequently became the coordinator of special research programs for the USDA in Washington D.C. He returned to academia and served in several high posts at the University of Nevada-Reno and the University of Arkansas- Pine Bluff before concluding his career as director of international programs at Florida A & M University.
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Majority of World Bank's private investments go to companies that have a presence in tax havens, says Oxfam
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Fifty-one of the 68 companies that were lent money by the World Bank's private lending arm in 2015 to finance investments in sub-Saharan Africa use tax havens, Oxfam revealed today.
Oxfam's analysis focused on International Finance Corporations (IFC) investments in Sub-Saharan Africa. It shows that together these 51 companies, whose use of tax havens has no apparent link with their core business, received 84 percent of IFC investments in that region in 2015. It also reveals that the IFC has more than doubled its investments in companies that use tax havens in just 5 years – from $1.20 billion in 2010 to $ 2.87 billion in 2015.
The findings come ahead of the IMF-World Bank Spring meetings in Washington DC on 13-15 April and in the wake of the Panama Papers scandal which revealed how powerful individuals and companies are using tax havens to hide wealth and dodge taxes.
Sub-Saharan Africa, the poorest region in the world, desperately needs corporate tax revenues to invest in public services and infrastructure. The region lacks money to provide enough skilled birth attendants, clean water or mosquito nets, for example, resulting in high rates of child mortality; one child in 12 dies before their fifth birthday.
"The world's poorest – especially women, children and the most vulnerable – are hit hardest when individuals and companies don't pay their fair share of taxes," said Brittany Lambert, senior policy advisor for Oxfam Canada.
Because of gender discrimination, women are often the first to miss out when essential services like health and education are not free at point of use. Women are also are more responsible for caring for the sick or the elderly when public services are not available.
The IFC invested more than $86 billion of public money in developing countries between 2010 and 2015; 18.6% of it spent in Sub-Saharan Africa. The IFC has a significant focus on financial markets, infrastructure, agribusiness and forestry, among other sectors.
"It makes no sense for the World Bank Group to spend money encouraging companies to invest in "development" while turning a blind eye to the fact that these companies could be cheating poor countries out of tax revenues."
While the IFC arguably leads the private sector with its disclosure, environmental and social standards, the public still has no access to information about where over half of the institution's financing ends up, because it is done through opaque financial intermediaries. It also continues to face major challenges in measuring its overall development impact, and ensuring that the projects it funds do not harm local communities. This latest Oxfam research shows that the organisation has a long way to go in ensuring that its clients are responsible tax payers, too.
Oxfam is calling for the IFC to develop new standards to ensure it only invests in companies that have responsible corporate tax practices. For example companies should be transparent about their economic activities so it's clear if they are paying their fair share of tax where they do business.
Speaking to the Canadian context, Lambert added: "We applaud Prime Minister Trudeau's call for greater global tax co-operation in the wake of the Panama Papers scandal.
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The International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group, is "the largest global development institution focused exclusively on the private sector in developing countries".
Tax dodging using tax havens is an increasingly common business practice that is denying poor countries an estimated $100 billion in tax revenues every year.


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Gosling Becomes Sponsor Partners in America's Cup Yacht Series
With the 35th America's Cup taking place in Bermuda in 2017, what better sponsor partner for the event than the rum of the sailors and the "Dark and Stormy", Gosling's Black Seal Rum. Castle Brands has secured 'official partner' status with the America's Cup yachting series for the Gosling's rum and RTD brands. Gosling's Rum and Gosling's Stormy Ginger Beer will be the official rum and official ginger beer of the 35th America's Cup in 2017, Castle Brands confirmed late last week. The series of races kicks off later this month in Portsmouth in the UK, before concluding in June 2017 in Bermuda.
The company will produce packaging for Goslings Black Seal Rum and Gosling's Stormy Ginger Beer that highlights the tie-up
More on the America's Cup in Bermuda at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POw2wm4ze3I#action=share
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James and his brother Ambrose rented a shop on Front Street in the new capital of Hamilton for £25 a year. The Goslings maintained a store at this location for 127 years. The firm, known as Gosling and Son, was renamed Gosling Brothers. Three years later the first oak barrels of rum distillate arrived in Bermuda. After much experimentation in the blending process, the distinctive black rum destined to be Black Seal was formulated and offered for sale.
They didn't call it Black Seal at first, in fact up until the First World War it was sold from the barrel, and folks brought in bottles for a fill up of "Old Rum", so called because of its distinctive smoothness. Eventually the black rum was sold in champagne bottles, reclaimed from the British Officer's Mess, and the corks sealed with black sealing wax. Pretty soon people began to ask for the "Black Seal". Many years later a play on words and images gave birth to the little, barrel juggling "Black Seal".
Nancy Gosling, President and CEO of Gosling Brothers Limited explains: "We are very proud of reaching 200 years as a family business in Bermuda, and it is imperative that we recognize all those who have helped to make that possible." It sums up by saying, "For 200 years now, this most special island has been our home. We want to thank all of you–young and old–for making it possible. Yes, we've seen a lot of changes here, but we've seen a lot of preservation, too. Because when you have something unique, something remarkable, why mess with it? That's been our philosophy for seven stubborn generations."
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