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'Going to let me get a word in edgeways?' Fabricant lashes out at tense Sky News grilling
Michael Fabricant defends Downing Street over latest party
Michael Fabricant appeared on Sky News to address the Downing Street parties held during lockdown and argued the gatherings had a lower risk of spreading coronavirus because it was outside and locked off from the public. But Mr Fabricant got annoyed after he was presented with a story from a woman who lost her mother on the same day as the party and accused Sarah-Jane Mee of going off on a "monologue". Mr Fabricant also said he had "sympathy" for the Downing Street staff and said they have been working hard to ensure the UK could get out of the pandemic.
Speaking on Sky News, Mr Fabricant argued because the Downing Street garden was "secure" and that people were following social distancing then the gatherings had little risk of spreading Covid.
But Ms Mee pointed out the Tory MP may be missing the point when others across the country followed the rules.
She said: "We spoke to Lindsay Jackson who on May 20, that was the last day her mum was alive.
"She didn't get to say a proper goodbye and she said I enjoyed the lovely weather in the garden that day, on my own, as per the rules.
"She wasn't even allowed to hug her brother in the garden.
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"So with respect, I don't think some MPs are understanding the frustration and anger if you are going to excuse people coming out…"
As the presenter continued her attack on the Conservatives, Mr Fabricant interrupted and said: "Are you going to let me get a word in edgeways or are you going to do a monologue?"
Mr Fabricant said he did understand the situation because he knew someone who had to say goodbye to their mother who was taken away in an ambulance during the pandemic.
He said he was not "making excuses" and said Sue Grey, who is responsible for the internal investigation, may find "heads will roll" for the gatherings.
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Mr Fabricant argued that because the Downing Street staff were working together in secure environments then the risk of spreading Covid to the wider public was reduced compared to everyone else.
The Tory MP clashed with Ms Mee yet again, asking her to "let her interviewee get in occasionally".
He concluded that the decision on whether the gathering broke the law was down to Sue Grey but also said those attending were key workers.
He also said he had a "huge amount of sympathy" for the people involved as they have been working hard to ensure the vaccination programme got off the ground.
Ms Mee retorted that scientists and other workers helping with the pandemic across the country may see things differently.
ITV News published an email allegedly sent by Martin Reynolds, who runs the Prime Minister's private office, which asked Downing Street staffers if they wanted to attend a boozy gathering.
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The email, believed to have been sent to over 100 people, read: "Hi all, After what has been an incredibly busy period it would be nice to make the most of the lovely weather and have some socially distanced drinks in the No10 garden this evening.
"Please join us from 6pm and bring your own booze!"
Downing Street has been attempting to kill off stories that accuse staff of flouting lockdown rules after an image emerged of Boris Johnson, his wife Carrie, and a dozen or so staff hanging out in the No10 gardens.
Health Minister Edward Argar appeared on the morning media round following the news and told the BBC: "I can entirely understand why people who've lost loved ones, or people who've just had their lives hugely disrupted by these restrictions, are angry and upset by these allegations."
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Peter Bregman's keynotes are as enlightened as the speaker himself. A successful businessman, father and author, Bregman is a big name in the keynote industry who specializes in innovation and learning.
A business expert holding a high title of his own, Peter is the CEO of Bregman Parterns Inc., a consulting company that has worked for many high-profile clients. Though he began consulting in a much different field, wilderness and mountaineering, Bregman comes across as comfortable and confident when speaking about issues of business and personal development. His main ideas, which he explains in both his books and speeches, reflect his idea that businesses and individuals must create situations for themselves wherein their fullest potential can be achieved.
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Abitare Design Continuará | To be continued
Continuará | To be continued
Maja Bajevic on show at the Madrid Palacio de Cristal up to October 3rd.
Up to October 3rd at the Madrid Palacio de Cristal, branch exhibition site of the Reina Sofía Museum, you can visit the Maja Bajevic exhibition Continuará. The nineteenth-century structure, beautiful and at the same time difficult under an exhibition point of view, becomes the stage of a site specific installation Bajevic realized in close relation with the surrounding architecture. The work of the Bosnian artist, who has been investigating for years the relations among politics, identity and violence, intertwines with the palace transparencies and manages to have them participate in her speech around politic and economic slogans she has been collecting in the last 10 years. The slogans are handwritten on the steamed up glasses, then you find them in the words of singer-performers and so they resound in the articulated space, made acoustically and visually more complex by the semi-monument the artist decided to have in the middle. A strange structure, on one side a device to put on display a video-work, Wende, on the other side a pulpit for the slogan singers. To reach it, a sort of scaffold surrounds the strange object, contributing to create its indefinity: are they building it? Are they restructuring it? Are they dismantling it?
The video shown inside the small windows of this anti-monument starts with the Berlin wall fall and the title Wende, in German means turning point. And if to see it we had to use the scaffolds, to go down there is the quick way of a slide…
On the whole the artist's work is demolishing the clout of certain solem, cumbersome statements: things that claimed to be definitive in the moment they were spoken, that arrogated the rights of full truths, things that history punctually made go topsy turvy…
By spreading them in the exhibition space, betweeen ephemeral expressive forms and unsettled symbolic constructions, Bajevic insists, efficaciously, on their frailty.
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Club mourns the loss of Robert Wilson
Tribute to Robert Wilson, former Director of Heart of Midlothian Football Club, by Ann Budge.
Tribute to Robert Wilson, former Director of Heart of Midlothian Football Club, by Ann Budge
Midway through Saturday's game against Inverness CT, I received the very sad news that Robert Wilson, a lifelong Hearts supporter, had passed away after a long and tremendously brave battle against Motor Neuron Disease. For the rest of the game I thought about how he would have loved the performance by the team on Saturday, and about how much the 16,000 supporters at the game owed to Robert.
In 2011, during a conversation with a mutual friend and business colleague, I mentioned that I wanted someone to work with me in helping the Foundation of Hearts to develop a strategy which would see the supporters taking over the club from the then owners. This friend immediately said: "Why don't you ask Robert?" He explained that Robert had been diagnosed with MND and had taken early retirement to allow him to spend more time with his family. Anyone who knows this cruel illness knows that while it affects motor skills – gradually impacting the use of arms, legs and ultimately speech – it does not affect the brain…and Robert had one of the sharpest brains and brightest intellects of anyone I know…and he was a huge Hearts fan. Not only that…he knew football…having been instrumental in setting up the SPL and indeed being its first Chairman.
I immediately contacted Robert, explained what we were trying to do with FoH and asked him to join us. From that point on he became one of the main driving forces behind FoH. He became my closest confidante, helping us to develop the strategy and indeed helping us put together the financial plan that would lead to the success of the BIDCO/FoH offer.
When BIDCO took control of the club, I had absolutely no hesitation in inviting Robert to join the Hearts board as a non-executive director and was delighted when he accepted.
His style was direct…he said things as he saw them…he was always challenging…in short, in the same way as he had challenged the FoH Directors in the preceding years, he challenged us, the new Hearts board…and we all benefitted from that.
His contribution to the success of FoH and indeed to the rebuilding of Hearts…the club he loved…should never be underestimated. For as long as he was physically able he came to matches, played his part in hosting guests in the Directors' Suite and then watched the games from the control room. When he felt he could no longer do that he continued to come to games with his grandson and other family members.
On behalf of myself, and everyone here at the club and at FoH, we thank him. He was respected and admired by all…and will be very sadly missed. Our thoughts are very much with his wonderfully supportive family at this time.
As an ever-present reminder of all that Robert contributed to Scottish football, and to Hearts in particular, the club will place a Heart in the Memorial Garden in his memory.


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When not creating music I like to make videos for my friends this is the latest for my friend Brian Parrish…
This was an amazing concert by Cerrone in Paris with so many great performers…
Get It On Tony
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Tony Visconti confirms piano player on Bang A Gong Get It On…
1988 – The Collector – Cerrone
This was a concert I had the pleasure of participating in. It was a once in a lifetime experience to be there with lasers shooting up from my feet to the top of the Eiffel Tower. Thank you Marc and apologies for being such a pain, I had a most terrible stomach pain that night after eating something dreadful that afternoon in the Tour Eiffel…
PSB's – OGWT – Later Tonight
First Whistle Test performance by the PSB's see also the 'Opportunities' clip and you'll see the 2 Fairlights we also used to program the tracks but appart from that all was live. I'd forgotten what a really great sound we created that night.
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A really good night! myself and Terry Bishop played a selection of our favourite songs for all our friends and neighbours in Canillas.
Thanks also to Mark Shurey (Pimientito) for playing some amazing classical and flamenco guitar. See you all next year when we hope to give a concert each month through the spring and summer and shall be inviting guest musicians and singers for each event.
Quote from Chris Lowe during an interview with Johnny Marr
"CL: I'd like to have been in the Bee Gees when they were doing Saturday Night Fever in Miami. Blue Weaver, who we worked with – he used to detonate the pyrotechnics on Tragedy. I wouldn't have minded doing that."
See full article http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/mar/15/johnny-marr-pet-shop-boys
Andy Fairweather Low
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Anyone close to Bremen/Hamburg/Hanover check out Andy Fairweather Low and the Low Riders at Worpswede Music Hall http://musichall-worpswede.de/ onthe 3rd/4th April. Andy is now getting recognition again (rightly so) as an artist in his own right and not just a sidekick to Eric Clapton or Roger Waters. Go for it Fair!
Who says there's no such thing as 'Welsh Soul' ….. b*ll*cks! check this out 'People Get Ready – Jeff Beck and Andy'
Kenny Moore – RIP
Only just read that an old friend Kenny Moore died while on tour with Tina Turner in 1997 I wondered why I hadn't heard of him for such a long time.
Kenny was a lovely person and radiated a warmth and generosity that is rare these days. He was a fantastic piano player and his roots were in gospel music. I worked with him in Lausanne Switzerland and again in my home studio where I had the pleasure of listening to him and Judy Cheeks sing gospel and blues for hours, we didn't get much work done that day they just sang and sang more. I wish I'd turned the tape machine on I still kick myself.
Here are some performances with Tina…
This is also great but I believe some of his solo performance has been edited out…please watch all
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Theater Review (Boston): The Good Negro by Tracey Scott Wilson
This well-acted, well-directed production deserves attention beyond the Martin Luther King Day celebration.
That's right: Boston. I'm here for three months, four days a week or so, working as an editor at Book of Odds. So of course I'm taking the opportunity to check out some Boston theater. And I can't think of too many better ways to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., whose birthday we observed this past weekend, than to attend a performance of Tracey Scott Wilson's critically acclaimed The Good Negro. This also happened to be the opening weekend of the play's Boston premiere. It's the first play I've seen in Boston since my time here in the dimly remembered 1980s, but if it's characteristic of the quality of Boston's homegrown theater, I have a lot to look forward to during my stay in 2010.
After its critically acclaimed run at the Public Theater in New York last year, this award-winning exploration of the Civil Rights movement focused well-deserved attention on its author. The new, debut production in this even more northern city, with its own racially charged history, bodes well for the 2010 season of Company One, a resident troupe at the Boston Center for the Arts, where a full house greeted the play on Saturday night with whoops and cheers even before the performance had begun.
The audience's high hopes were not misplaced. This is a solid production of a very good play, brought to life by an excellent cast. It succeeds in humanizing the civil rights leaders who too often appear in history books as pure angels of perseverance and moral clarity. For example, it's fairly well known today that Martin Luther King, Jr. was a philanderer, but here we witness Rev. James Lawrence (the charismatic Jonathan L. Dent) – roughly based on Dr. King – struggling in a very human way with this major character flaw even as he doggedly pursues his vision of equality and freedom for his people.
It's 1962, and after unsuccessful attempts to galvanize the Movement in several other cities, Rev. Lawrence has arrived in Birmingham, Alabama, "the most segregated city in America," with his lieutenant, the emotional minister Henry Evans (the impressive Cliff Odle). They're joined by a newcomer, Bill Rutherford (Cedric Lilly), just arrived from Europe and something of a dandy. Though out of touch with the daily struggles and religious zeal of blacks in the American South, Rutherford brings badly needed organizational skills, so the three do their best to get along, with volatile and often humorous results. Concisely handled in the script, this interplay provides an important strand of the drama, focusing attention on the highly imperfect natures of the civil rights leaders who became legends.
One thing the leaders must find is a "good Negro" – a figurehead victim of racial injustice with a spotless character as well as a moving story. In Birmingham they encounter Claudette Sullivan, beaten and arrested for allowing her four-year-old daughter to use a whites-only bathroom. Not only is Claudette tossed in jail, the little girl too spends hours in lockup. Educated, well-spoken, living a quiet life without troublesome associations or activities, Claudette (the quietly dignified Marvelyn McFarlane) seems perfect. Unfortunately her husband Pelzie (the superbly smoldering James Milord) isn't at all keen on subjecting himself and his family to the murderous dangers of the spotlight, and with very good reason.
All this takes place under the watchful eyes (actually the electronic ears) of two FBI agents, who bug the Movement's offices and enlist the prejudiced but not entirely unreasonable Tommy Rowe (the excellent Greg Maraio) to infiltrate the local KKK, hoping to head off any violence. They also do everything they can to impugn the characters of the civil rights leaders, leading to a powerful confrontation between the philandering Lawrence and his sturdy wife, Corinne (the very fine Kris Sidberry) – but also, ironically, to shocking violence. It comes in a masterly stroke of surprise, and we spend the play's last few scenes aquiver.
Boston area theatergoers have a great way to start their year and this well-acted, well-directed production deserves attention beyond the Martin Luther King Day celebration. If you're in the area, don't miss it.
The Good Negro runs through Feb. 6 at the Boston Center for the Arts.
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Queen's Grandchildren "Official" Engagements (2017)
The Queen's Grandchildren Peter Philips, Zara Tindall, Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Lady Louise, & Viscount James don't regularly undertake "official" engagements like William or Harry. They are not regularly listed on the CC, and do not receive any funding for their charitable work.
They do however attend the occasional official engagement and do work for various charities and organizations. They also hold a number of patronages.
This is a list of the Official Engagements Peter, Zara, Beatrice, Eugenie, Louise, & James attend (e.g. Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul's Cathedral). This list also includes events they attend as a member of the Royal Family or as Patron of the organization.
We try not to include charity work that related to their job or events they attend in a private capacity, except when they are "official engagements". But it is hard to draw a line between what should be included, and what should not. Also, things aren't widely publicized so, undoubtedly, we will miss some things.
Count for 2017:
Peter - 3
Zara - 3
Beatrice - 23
Eugenie - 27
Louise - 1
James - 1
January (0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0)
Eugenie attended the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate festival in South Africa
presented the LQP 2017 trophy
February (0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0)
Eugenie attend UK-India Year of Culture Reception at Buckingham Palace
March (0, 1, 1, 3, 0, 0)
Zara attend official opening of the new Clubhouse and Changing Rooms at Minchinhampton Rugby Football Club
With mum Princess Anne, and husband Mike
Eugenie attend a celebration at UK consulate in New York City to mark International Women's Day
Eugenie visit Safe Horizon domestic violence shelter in New York City with Voices of Hope
With British Consul General, Antonia Romeo
Eugenie attend a UN Trustfund End Violence Against Women conference in New York City
Beatrice attend the 100th Teenage Cancer Gig at Royal Albert Hall
With mum Duchess Sarah (Joint Patron)
April (0, 0, 2, 1, 0, 0)
(April 4-13: Eugenie's "Be Inspired" Art Auction to raise funds for Children and Arts)
Beatrice attend We Day in New York City
(Sunday 16th: Peter, Beatrice, Eugenie, Louise, & James attend Easter Service at Windsor Castle)
(Mid April: Beatrice judge Easter bonnet pageant for Sick Kids Friends Foundation)
Beatrice and Eugenie attend Pitch at Palace at St. James Palace
May (0, 0, 9, 5, 0, 0)
Beatrice attend Milken Institute Global Summit at the Beverly Hilton in California
With dad, Andrew
Beatrice visit Facebook Headquarters in California
Beatrice visit Cisco Systems in California
Beatrice run in Lady Garden Charity 5K in Hyde Park
Beatrice attended Oscar's Book Prize Awards Ceremony
Beatrice attended Queen's Garden Party at Buckingham Palace
Eugenie speaks at China Exchange's Prudential Series of "exceptional people w/ extraordinary lives"
Beatrice attended
Beatrice attended Fashion for Relief in Cannes France in aid of Children in Crisis
With mum, Sarah
Beatrice & Eugenie attended RHS Chelsea Flower Show
Beatrice & Eugenie attended Ultra Awards in aid of Children in Crisis
Eugenie attended Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents Garden Party at Buckingham Palace
Eugenie meet with Mersey Girls at Buckingham Palace (RNOH Redevelopment Appeal)
June (2, 2, 6, 7, 0, 0)
Eugenie host UNAIDS Gala in Switzerland
Peter, Beatrice & Eugenie attend Trooping the Colour
Beatrice, & Eugenie, host reception at St. James Palace for Charity: Water
Peter, Zara, Beatrice, & Eugenie attend Royal Ascot
With Queen & Royal Family
Thursday 22nd
Zara, Beatrice, & Eugenie attend Royal Ascot
Friday 23rd
Beatrice, & Eugenie attend Royal Ascot
With Queen, Royal Family, & Eugenie's boyfriend Jack
Beatrice attend Royal Ascot
Eugenie attend Children in Crisis Reception
With mum Sarah, & boyfriend Jack Brooksbank
July (1, 0, 0, 4, 0, 1)
James attended the Royal Windsor Rose and Horticultural Show
With mum, Countess Sophie
Monday 24th - Glasgow, Scotland
Eugenie visited Trafficking Awareness Raising Alliance (TARA) at Community Safety Glasgow
Eugenie visited Project Ability, a visual arts organisation supporting people with disabilities and mental health issues.
Eugenie visited Horatios Garden, a garden for patients of the Spinal Unit at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Eugenie visited Teenage Cancer Trust at Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity
Friday 28th - Canada
Peter & Autumn Philips attend the lunch of the 2017 Women Build for Habitat for Humanity, in Canada
August (0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
September (0, 0, 2, 1, 1, 0)
Sunday 3rd
Louise attend the Burghley Horse Trials
with mum, Countess Sarah
Eugenie visit AlderHey Hospital in Liverpool with Teenage Cancer Trust
Beatrice speak at WE Day at the UN headquarters in New York City, USA
Beatrice open WE Movement's new Global Learning Center in Toronto, Canada
October (0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
November (0, 0, 3, 3, 0, 0)
Eugenie host book launch the Be Cool Be Nice book in the House of Lords
Eugenie attend the annual Poppy Ball hosted by the Royal British Legion.
Beatrice attend book launch the Be Cool Be Nice book in the House of Lords
Beatrice visit Children's Trust, the UK's leading charity for children with brain injury
Beatrice visit Grace's Place, a new children's hospice in North Manchester that is being taken over by her patronage Forget Me Not Children's Hospice
Eugenie attend UN Trust Fund gala for International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
December (0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0)
Eugenie (Committee Member) attend The Charges II gala at Royal Horticultural Society Halls
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Rob K 9 January 2017 at 16:31
Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall attended the Pacific Fair Magic Million Polo, in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia on 7 January, and Princess Eugenie attended the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate festival, Kenilworth Racecourse, Cape Town, South Africa and presented the LQP 2017 on 6 & 7 January.
Gert's Royals 9 January 2017 at 16:53
Zara and Mike didn't attend on the 7th, because the Pacific Fair Magic Million Polo didn't start till the 8th.
And Princess Eugenie only attended the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate on the 7th. We've been a bit conflicted about including the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate festival. This isn't a list of everything they do in 2017, just "official" things: an actual official engagement/ royal event, supporting their patronage, or officially representing the Royal Family.
If it were just a horse race she attended, we wouldn't include it. But obviously presenting the trophy makes it more official. This seemed a bit more like a social outing than an official one. This event is attended annual by Eugenie's circle of friends.
Rob K 13 January 2017 at 17:03
Thank you - the information is gleaned from various sources and sometimes the dates are hard to find.
So far in January the events they have attended are (of course not all of which will be included), as far as I can ascertain:
5 January - Princess Beatrice of York attended the Popsugar Master Storytellers Dinner at CES2017, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
7 January - Princess Eugenie of York attended the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate festival, Kenilworth Racecourse, Cape Town, South Africa and presented the LQP 2017
8 January - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended Divine Worship at St Mary's Church, Sandringham
9 January - Prince Harry joined the Endeavour Fund Awards Ceremony Judging Panel at Kensington Palace
9 January - Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall attended the Pacific Fair Magic Million Polo, in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
10 January - The Duke of Cambridge visited Centrepoint Ealing, Northolt
10 January - Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall attended the Magic Millions launch party in Surfer's Paradise, Gold Coast, Australia
11 January - The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Anna Freud Early Years Parenting Unit, Mayton Street, London N7
11 January - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited a Child Bereavement UK Centre at the Stratford Advice Centre, The Grove, London E15
11 January - Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall attended the Magic Millions Barrier Draw in Surfer's Paradise, Gold Coast
12 January - Princess Eugenie, accompanied by Jack Broocksbank, attend the launch of Bunga Bunga in Covent Garden, London WC2
Gert's Royals 13 January 2017 at 20:01
William, Kate and Harry each have their own list of official engagement, so they aren't including here. But besides attending church, those events are covered there. As for Beatrice and Eugenie's events they weren't really attending those parties in an official capacity as Patron or as a member of the Royal Family. But we are adding Princess Eugenie in South Africa for the cup, because it does seem from our research that she was there in an official capacity.
Princess Beatrice attended the World Economic Forum, in Davos, Switzerland - https://hrhprincessbeatriceblog.wordpress.com/2017/01/20/princess-beatrice-attended-world-economic-forum-2017/
Yep, she was there. Not really an official engagement. Although the name certainly sounds very serious. The WEF can be a bit of a party scene. We don't really know what Beatrice was doing to over there. If she was just there to listen to some of the lectures, and mingle with celebrities and hit the party scene, that's not an official engagement. She wasn't there in any official capacity.
I was wondering, do we really know if Eugenie attended either auction. I mean unless I am missing something no pictures of her there, and concerning the viewing, she was in Jamaica at the Tom Inskip wedding around the same time.
Gert's Royals 12 April 2017 at 20:28
For: April 4-13 this was an online Auction, so obviously she couldn't attend. We just have it listed so people know when it is, because she's patron of the auction. Things in () are engagements, and aren't counted, there are just thing we think are important to mention.
For March 3rd, I was concerned about this as well. I had it on here, because she was on the guest list that the Charity released ahead of time. So obviously if they said she was attending, I didn't see any reason to doubt otherwise.
But at taking a closer look at the event, no she wasn't here. She did however write a letter for the events program. So thanks for pointing that out.
Princess Beatrice attended the Kairos Global Summit on April 21,2017
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-4433892/Princess-Beatrice-cuts-elegant-figure-mini-dress.html
We did not include the Kairos Global Summit as this was a work thing for Beatrice. We don't generally include things that relate to the person's job.
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This Sunday, join me on a visit to the Vishwa Shanti Ashram which is a 40-minute drive from my place in Bangalore. It is located at 24 km Tumkur Road in Arasinakunte, and founded by Sadguru Sant Keshavadas,. Vishwa Shanti = Universal Peace.
Sadguru Sant Keshavadas was born at Bhadragiri, a small southern Indian village in Karnataka State, near Bangalore, India in 1934. At the age of 11, he had a mystical and illuminating vision of God at the dilapidated temple at his native place. God told him, "Sing my name". Since then he tirelessly spread the loving Word of God or "Sanatana Vishwa Dharma," the ancient wisdom of the Himalayas, throughout India and abroad. After his passing, his wife Rama continues his mission.
This ashram is a very enjoyable half-day outing including the travel time. Since 26 January was Republic Day and a national holiday, we decided to take off on a short trip. Many years ago, we had a fleeting visit inside this place – but Vidur was only 5 years old and didn't remember it at all.
The ashram is spread over fifteen acres and here is what we saw. As we enter, we see, in the distance, a 36 foot tall statue of Vittala, an avatar of Vishnu. And exactly in front, at the foot of the statue is a Lakshmi-Narayana shrine. (Narayana is Lord Vishnu and Sri Lakshmi his consort).
This statue is surrounded by the Ashta Lakshmi-s – the eight Lakshmis, four on each side.
There's a lovely brindavan (Tulsi Plant = holy basil = shrine) out in front.
Towards the right of this, is the entrance to the Bhagvad Gita temple. En route to this, we see the seven rivers – Ganga, Yamuna, Godavari, Cauvery, Narmada, Sindhu and Saraswati – depicted by seven statues.
The building housing the Vishwaroopa (original form of Lord Vishnu in a big way) Statue and Gayatri temple is pulled by the famous chariot, where we see Lord Krishna counseling Arjuna – called the "Gitopadesha" (Gita = the Bhagvad Gita and Upadesha = the narration). This is one of the most significant scenes from the Mahabharata.
The Bhagvad Gita Temple, has the Vishwa Roopa statue of Lord Vishnu – the form Lord Krishna revealed to Arjuna in the Mahabharata. This is quite amazing and beautiful and the walls surrounding this statue are 800 granite slabs on which the entire Bhagvad Gita is inscribed, stanza by stanza, in four languages. Awe-inspiring.
Below this shrine is the Gayatri Temple in a heptagon shaped shrine and very very pretty.
I will continue with Part 2 of this post next Sunday. 🙂 and show you the fun stuff inside the ashram.
If you are interested, here is the full text of the Bhagvad Gita in English.
If you'd like to ask questions, go ahead. Free your mind and comment.
Let's go visit the fabulous Unknown Mami who hosts this lovely linky – and enjoy travel together to more cities from there.
Oh, Tara, I got hundreds of pictures at that ashram. 🙂 It was a lovely experience. The details in the sculptures are always mesmerizing. For example, each face in the "Gayatri" statue was different with different expressions. Thank you, Tara.
Thank you so much for sharing these pictures. I love seeing something very different from my own western world that I am surrounded by.
These statues are incredibly beautiful. So intricate and detailed.
Whoa. What a great tapestry of photographs. Today, I am feeling a little silly. I like the toes and the turtle shot best of all.
I love that you are extremely immersed in your culture and know so much about it. A lot of people live here and there and do forth and probably don't know the history of half of the things around them.
I'm glad that you're taking your Sundays to introduce us to your beautiful city and surroundings.
Hi Vidya. Every Sunday is a treat, thanks to you. I so enjoy taking a look into your amazing world. Your photos transport me to another culture filled with rich history and beauty. I only wish I could tour these places with you as my guide, my friend! The statues are breathtaking. And I'm with Laurie…..I love the turtle and the toes! And I loved the verse! Thank you so much for sharing with and providing such enrichment to my life right from my living room. Love you Vidya!
What a great set of pictures. I love picture from temples – it is amazing how much time, effort and energy goes into the statues on display. You can tell the artists were not just creating them for a paycheck. Visiting from SIMC.
What beautiful artistry! Thank you for sharing your visit!
Thank you! The photos are lovely…capture the essence of majesty and beauty. Wow. The quote is empowering. Thank you for sharing "Universal Peace" 🙂 Happy Day!
Wow! I always look forward to your Sunday pictures. Very different from Colorado!! Love the quote from the Bhagvad Gita. Thanks for sharing.
Vidya.Your amazing photos take my breath away.
the seven rivers – Ganga, Yamuna, Godavari, Cauvery, Narmada, Sindhu and Saraswati – depicted by seven statues.
Thank you, Dear for sharing your world.
Yes, I really like these fine sculptures, beautiful photos. Greetings.
Re: Vittala's feet…and I thought I had big feet!
Thank you, "Profwaynewsmith" and welcome! You are right about the paycheck not being important – creating was more important. 🙂 There are always some people who hang around there, cleaning everything, and hoping only for a meal in return.
Thank you, Joy. When we entered the shrine with the huge statue, we could actually feel the peace and this was enhanced by reading the engraved verses of the Gita on the walls around the statue. I love the concept of universal peace!
Dear Molly! So happy you enjoyed the photos. I loved your pictures this week!
Dear Betsy, when we were there, and reading the inscriptions, I thought of you and Sheila and imagined how much you would have enjoyed visiting that place. Very peaceful and calm and somehow, energizing.
Dearest Kim – thank you! The ladies are all beautiful 😀 and carefully sculpted! Hugs to you!
Thank you, so much, Terri. Yes, I too dream that we can go visit these places together. The turtle is sweet, isn't it? We spent a lot of time reading all the inscriptions. Hugs to you and so happy you enjoy this.
What a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing this with us!
I remember visiting an ashram under construction years ago in the mountains of Colorado near where I live. It took many years for the volunteers to complete everything. Meeting many of them and speaking with them showed how much love went into every tiny aspect. I can only imagine the love that radiates from the Vishwa Shanti Ashram!
Sheila, please come. And don't worry about a place to stay (and a guide, such as I am). It'll be great fun. Can't wait to hear your questions! 😀 – zillion or ten. Hugs to you!
Hi Angelia and welcome! So happy you liked the photos. I can guarantee that next Sunday's photos will be very colorful and fun:-D Thank you for your comment – and I loved your photos very much. You've got a great eye!
This looks like a fascinating place! I would love to go there!
wow, your art pieces are amazing – and you have A LOT of them!
Vidya, Another fascinating post. I love the inscription on the statue above about conquering lust and other habits that detract from happiness. Once again you have stunning photography too!
Vidya! I love these walks we take 🙂 Beautiful statues. I can't wait to see next weeks post!
Thanks Vidya for sharing your amazing pics!
Thank you, BLOGitse! 🙂 It is exciting to think we can get away for a few hours whenever we want!
Thank you, Arvind! You'll really enjoy it. 😀 I'll be happy to take you there!
Yes, Kaylen. It gave me a great sense of being very human when I looked up. With all the mythological stories we enjoy here in India, it makes it all the more enjoyable! Thank you for visiting!
The photos are inspiring. When on thinks about all the history and culture that goes with them awe inspiring! Mahalo for sharing your city with us.
Thank you, Tami! 🙂 I am happy you visited with me!
You're right, Paige. That's one thing I also admire – they don't seem to care about what they get in return. Most of the people around the place do their work lovingly. They care about their contribution. Thank you, Paige!
I can not begin to tell you how i love these posts. vidya the pictures are beautiful and i feel like a land i've never seen is calling me home.
Are there any bathroom facility available in the ashram?
Any contact numbers? I am Usha, writing an article on the place.
Do let me know if you know any details.
Would love to see your article when you publish it!


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The School Choice Roadmap
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Audience: Parents
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During his time with the Los Angeles franchise, Smith averaged career-lows across the board with 5.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.1 blocks per game.


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Widener Reading Room Reopens
After five years, renovations reach final stage
The Loker Reading Room in Widener Library reopened on Saturday after undergoing renovations.
By Jon Dienstag, CONTRIBUTING WRITER
The penultimate stage of Widener Library construction over the past five years was completed this weekend, opening the second floor reading room and reference services.
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"We've demoted the Loker reading room to study space. Its been cleared out, and its been replaced with soft seating, so the entire room is a really dedicated as a reading room," she said. We've also taken the old catalogue room and that room has become reference services."
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One student noted that the changes had quite an effect.
"It's unbelievable," said William B. Tully '06. "They did a great job with the renovations. It's been going so fast and now it's completely updated with new technology."


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/* JSON Parse/ToString API */

struct JsonBuf {
	uint64_t json_i;
};

#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#define AsJSON(JSONBUF) (*(JSON *)(&(JSONBUF)->json_i))
#else
#define AsJSON(JSONBUF) (toJSON((JSONBUF)->json_i))
#endif

static kbool_t IsJsonType(struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, KJSONTYPE type)
{
	switch(type) {
	case KJSON_OBJECT:  return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Object, AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	case KJSON_ARRAY:   return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Array , AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	case KJSON_STRING:  return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(String, AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	case KJSON_INT:     return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Int32 , AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	case KJSON_DOUBLE:  return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Double, AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	case KJSON_BOOLEAN: return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Bool  , AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	case KJSON_NULL:    return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Null  , AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	case KJSON_INT64:   return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Int64 , AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	case KJSON_LONG:    return JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Int32 , AsJSON(jsonbuf));
	}
	return false;
}

static uint64_t NewJsonI(JSONMemoryPool *pool, KJSONTYPE type, va_list ap)
{
	switch(type) {
		case KJSON_OBJECT:   return JSONObject_new(pool, 0).bits;
		case KJSON_ARRAY:    return JSONArray_new(pool, 0).bits;
		case KJSON_STRING:   {
			const char *s = va_arg(ap, const char *);
			return JSONUString_new2(pool, s, strlen(s)).bits;
		}
		case KJSON_INT:      return JSONInt_new(pool, va_arg(ap, intptr_t)).bits;
		case KJSON_DOUBLE:   return JSONDouble_new(va_arg(ap, double)).bits;
		case KJSON_BOOLEAN:  return JSONBool_new(va_arg(ap, int)).bits;
		case KJSON_NULL:     return JSONNull_new().bits;
		case KJSON_INT64:    return JSONInt_new(pool, va_arg(ap, int64_t)).bits;
		case KJSON_LONG:     return JSONInt_new(pool, va_arg(ap, long)).bits;
	}
	return 0;
}

static struct JsonBuf *CreateJson(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, KJSONTYPE type, ...)
{
	va_list ap;
	va_start(ap, type);
	jsonbuf->json_i = NewJsonI((JSONMemoryPool *)(JSONAPI JsonHandler), type, ap);
	va_end(ap);
	return jsonbuf;
}

static kbool_t ParseJson(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, const char *text, size_t length, KTraceInfo *trace)
{
	JSON json = parseJSON((JSONMemoryPool *)(JSONAPI JsonHandler), text, text + length);
	if(IsError(json.val)) {
		KLIB KRuntime_raise(kctx, KException_("InvalidJsonText"), SoftwareFault, NULL, trace->baseStack);
	}
	jsonbuf->json_i = json.bits;
	return jsonbuf->json_i != 0;
}

static void FreeJson(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf)
{
	JSON_free(AsJSON(jsonbuf));
}

static const char *JsonToNewText(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf)
{
	size_t length;
	const char *text = JSON_toStringWithLength(AsJSON(jsonbuf), &length);
	return text; /* need free */
}

static size_t DoJsonEach(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, void *thunk, void (*doEach)(KonohaContext *, const char *, size_t, struct JsonBuf *, void *))
{
	size_t count = 0;
	struct JsonBuf eachbuf;
	JSON Key, Val;
	JSONObject_iterator Itr;
	JSON obj = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	JSON_OBJECT_EACH(obj, Itr, Key, Val) {
		const char *key = JSONString_get(Key);
		size_t len      = JSONString_length(Key);
		eachbuf.json_i  = Val.bits;
		doEach(kctx, key, len, &eachbuf, thunk);
		count++;
	}
	return count;
}

#define KeyLen(key, keylen_or_zero)  ((keylen_or_zero == 0) ? strlen(key) : keylen_or_zero)

static kbool_t RetrieveJsonKeyValue(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, const char *key, size_t keylen_or_zero, struct JsonBuf *newbuf)
{
	JSON json = JSON_get(AsJSON(jsonbuf), key, KeyLen(key, keylen_or_zero));
	JSONObject_Retain(json);
	newbuf->json_i = json.bits;
	return newbuf->json_i != 0;
}

static kbool_t SetJsonKeyValue(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, const char *key, size_t keylen_or_zero, struct JsonBuf *otherbuf)
{
	JSON json = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	size_t keylen;
	if(!JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Object, json)) {
		return false;
	}
	keylen = KeyLen(key, keylen_or_zero);
	JSONObject_set((JSONMemoryPool *)(JSONAPI JsonHandler), json, key, keylen, AsJSON(otherbuf));
	return true;
}

static kbool_t SetJsonValue(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, const char *key, size_t keylen_or_zero, KJSONTYPE type, ...)
{
	JSON val;
	kbool_t ret = true;
	va_list ap;
	va_start(ap, type);
	val = toJSON(ValueP(NewJsonI((JSONMemoryPool *)(JSONAPI JsonHandler), type, ap)));
	if(key != NULL) {
		size_t keylen = KeyLen(key, keylen_or_zero);
		JSONObject_set((JSONMemoryPool *)(JSONAPI JsonHandler), AsJSON(jsonbuf), key, keylen, val);
	}
	else {
		jsonbuf->json_i = val.bits;
	}
	va_end(ap);
	return ret;
}

static kbool_t GetJsonBoolean(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, const char *key, size_t keylen_or_zero, kbool_t defval)
{
	JSON json = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	if(key == NULL)
		return JSONBool_get(json);
	return JSON_getBool(json, key, KeyLen(key, keylen_or_zero));
}

static int64_t GetJsonInt(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, const char *key, size_t keylen_or_zero, int64_t defval)
{
	JSON json = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	if(key == NULL) {
		if(JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Int32, json)) {
			return JSONInt_get(json);
		} else if(JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Int64, json)) {
			return JSONInt64_get(json);
		} else {
			return 0;
		}
	}
	return JSON_getInt(json, key, KeyLen(key, keylen_or_zero));
}

static double GetJsonFloat(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, const char *key, size_t keylen_or_zero, double defval)
{
	JSON json = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	if(key == NULL)
		return JSONDouble_get(json);
	return JSON_getDouble(json, key, KeyLen(key, keylen_or_zero));
}

static const char *GetJsonText(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, const char *key, size_t keylen_or_zero, const char *defval)
{
	size_t length;
	JSON json = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	if(key == NULL)
		return JSONString_get(json);
	length = KeyLen(key, keylen_or_zero);
	return JSON_getString(json, key, &length);
}

static size_t GetJsonSize(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf)
{
	return JSON_length(AsJSON(jsonbuf));
}

static kbool_t RetrieveJsonArrayAt(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, size_t index, struct JsonBuf *otherbuf)
{
	JSON json = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	if(JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Array, json)) {
		JSON ret = JSONArray_get(json, index);
		JSONObject_Retain(ret);
		otherbuf->json_i = ret.bits;
		return true;
	}
	return false;
}

static kbool_t SetJsonArrayAt(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, size_t index, struct JsonBuf *otherbuf)
{
	JSON json = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	if(JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Array, json)) {
		JSONArray_set(json, index, toJSON(ValueP(otherbuf->json_i)));
		return true;
	}
	return false;
}

static kbool_t AppendJsonArray(KonohaContext *kctx, struct JsonBuf *jsonbuf, struct JsonBuf *otherbuf)
{
	JSON json = AsJSON(jsonbuf);
	if(JSON_TYPE_CHECK(Array, json)) {
		JSONArray_append((JSONMemoryPool *)(JSONAPI JsonHandler), json, toJSON(ValueP(otherbuf->json_i)));
		return true;
	}
	return false;
}

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------
static void InitJsonContext(KonohaContext *kctx)
{
	KonohaFactory *factory = (KonohaFactory *) kctx->platApi;
	JSONMemoryPool *mp = (JSONMemoryPool *) malloc(sizeof(JSONMemoryPool));
	JSONMemoryPool_Init(mp);
	factory->JsonModule.JsonHandler = (void *) mp;
}

static void DeleteJsonContext(KonohaContext *kctx)
{
	JSONMemoryPool *mp = (JSONMemoryPool *)(JSONAPI JsonHandler);
	JSONMemoryPool_Delete(mp);
	free(mp);
}

KONOHA_EXPORT(kbool_t) LoadJsonModule(KonohaFactory *factory, ModuleType type)
{
	static KModuleInfo ModuleInfo = {
		"Json", "0.1", 0, "json",
	};
	factory->JsonModule.JsonDataInfo         = &ModuleInfo;
	factory->JsonModule.IsJsonType           = IsJsonType;
	factory->JsonModule.InitJsonContext      = InitJsonContext;
	factory->JsonModule.DeleteJsonContext    = DeleteJsonContext;
	factory->JsonModule.CreateJson           = CreateJson;
	factory->JsonModule.ParseJson            = ParseJson;
	factory->JsonModule.FreeJson             = FreeJson;
	factory->JsonModule.JsonToNewText        = JsonToNewText;
	factory->JsonModule.DoJsonEach           = DoJsonEach;
	factory->JsonModule.RetrieveJsonKeyValue = RetrieveJsonKeyValue;
	factory->JsonModule.SetJsonKeyValue      = SetJsonKeyValue;
	factory->JsonModule.SetJsonValue         = SetJsonValue;
	factory->JsonModule.GetJsonBoolean       = GetJsonBoolean;
	factory->JsonModule.GetJsonInt           = GetJsonInt;
	factory->JsonModule.GetJsonFloat         = GetJsonFloat;
	factory->JsonModule.GetJsonText          = GetJsonText;
	factory->JsonModule.GetJsonSize          = GetJsonSize;
	factory->JsonModule.RetrieveJsonArrayAt  = RetrieveJsonArrayAt;
	factory->JsonModule.SetJsonArrayAt       = SetJsonArrayAt;
	factory->JsonModule.AppendJsonArray      = AppendJsonArray;
	factory->JsonModule.JsonHandler          = NULL;
	return true;
}

#ifdef __cplusplus
} /* extern "C" */
#endif


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Dartmoor Zoological Park (originally Dartmoor Wildlife Park) is a  zoo just north of the village of Sparkwell, on the south-west edge of Dartmoor, in the county of Devon in the South West of England. It was opened in 1968 by Ellis Daw who ran it until its licence was revoked and it was forced to close in 2006. The zoo was bought in August 2006 by Benjamin Mee, who reopened the zoo in July 2007, later writing a book about his experiences called We Bought a Zoo (2008). A 2011 film of the same title was loosely based on the book.

History
The zoo was opened as Dartmoor Wildlife Park by Ellis Daw in 1968 on the Goodamoor Estate that his family had bought in 1948. Goodamoor House was built in the 17th century by Paul Ourry Treby of the Treby family in the parish of Plymton St Mary. The Treby family lived on the estate until the late 19th century.

In the following years Daw acquired many species to add to his collection, including lions and tigers, jaguars and pumas. He was also instrumental in the design and construction of many of the buildings and enclosures around the park.

Dartmoor Wildlife Park became the subject of local debate after a 2001 report by the Captive Animals Protection Society raised questions about the welfare of the animals and the conditions in which they were kept. The group criticised the living conditions for the animals and the safety barriers, calling for the zoo's licence to be revoked. Ellis Daw denied the allegations, pointing to the lack of accidents in the zoo's 33-year history. The council were reluctant to revoke the zoo's licence, due to concerns over the future of the animals, but did charge Ellis Daw with 16 offences after the zoo was investigated. All but one of these charges were dropped, but Daw was found guilty of breeding Siberian tigers outside of an organised breeding programme, and of keeping them in poor conditions. For this, Daw received a £200 fine and a conditional discharge, and the tigers were sent to a wildlife centre in the Netherlands.

The zoo closed to the public on 23 April 2006. Ellis Daw's autobiography, From the Lamb to the Tiger, in which he recorded the history of the zoo during the time that he owned it, was published in 2011. Next to the house is a large block of granite on which is inscribed:

In August 2006, the Wildlife Park was bought for £1.1 million by the Mee family consisting of the matriarch Amelia Mee, four out of five of her children, including Benjamin Mee.   Four days after the family moved in, the jaguar escaped. He was later anaesthetised and captured after leaping into the nearby tiger enclosure. The following February the zoo obtained the £500,000 it needed for refurbishment of the site and reopened as the rebranded Dartmoor Zoological Park on 7 July 2007.

The zoo has been a member of BIAZA (the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums) since 2011 and as a result is able to obtain animals from other BIAZA collections, as well as move certain animals on to other collections in order to become part of breeding programmes. In 2011 the zoo was awarded Eden's top wildlife attraction of the year and a Global Enterprise award.

In December 2014 the zoo became a charity after raising £340,000 by crowdfunding.

In July 2016 a lynx escaped from the zoo and was free in the Devon countryside for more than three weeks before being recaptured.

We Bought A Zoo

A four part television documentary entitled Ben's Zoo was broadcast in 2006. It followed the story of Mee and his staff as they worked to rebuild the park. In 2008 Benjamin Mee published a book titled We Bought a Zoo, about his and his family's experiences within the zoo.

The book was loosely adapted into a 2011 film, We Bought a Zoo. It was directed by Cameron Crowe following a rewrite of the original adaptation written by Aline Brosh McKenna. The film, starring Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson, Colin Ford and Maggie Elizabeth Jones was released in the U.S. and other major territories on 23 December 2011, and in the UK on 16 March 2012. In the film adaptation the zoo is called Rosemoor Wildlife Park, and is situated in the United States. The story also differs in that Mee buys the zoo after the death of his wife, whereas she died aged 40 of a brain tumour several months after the purchase. Mee and his children have cameo roles within the film.

Animal collection
Dartmoor Zoological Park has over 70 different animal species, including some endangered and critically endangered species. The zoo has a breeding programme with common marmosets, tapir, slender-tailed meerkats, Kafue lechwe, and wallaby.

Mammals
Amur tiger, African lion, Jaguar, Carpathian lynx, Red-handed tamarin, Gelada, Iberian wolves, Asian short-clawed otters, Raccoon, Vervet monkeys, Common marmosets, Ring-tailed coati, Slender-tailed meerkats, tapir, capybara, Kafue lechwe, Grant's zebra, sugar gliders, lesser hedgehog tenrec, Parma wallabies, Bennett's wallabies, Reeves's muntjac, Fallow deer, domestic rabbits, raccoon dogs, reindeer, Azara's agouti, African pygmy goats and Cloud rat.
Birds
Ostrich, greater rhea, white-cheeked turaco, avocets, Indian runner ducks, Helmeted guinea fowl, white-naped crane, great horned owl, great grey owl, burrowing owl, European eagle owl, striated caracara, Himalayan Monal, and golden pheasant.
Reptiles
Red-tailed boa constrictor, royal python, corn snake, milk snake, Western hognose snake, blue spiky lizard, blue-tongued skink, bearded dragon, crested gecko, American alligators, electric blue gecko and yellow-headed day gecko.
Amphibians
African bullfrog, poison dart frog, golden Mantella frog, axolotl.
Invertebrates
Sun beetle, leaf insects, Mcklay's spectre, giant thorny stick insect, orange-headed cockroaches, Indian ornamental tarantula, Brazilian black tarantula, Chilean rose tarantula, tailless whip scorpion, and tiger land snails.

References

External links

Zoos in England
Tourist attractions in Devon
Buildings and structures in Devon
Dartmoor
Zoos established in 1968

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    >>> with localize('es'):
    ...     print _('hello')
    hola
    """

    def __init__(self, language):
        self.language = language

    def __enter__(self):
        self.default_language = translation.get_language()
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    def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_val, exc_tb):
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Rodger Krause was run off the road in 1999 and left partially paralyzed. His doctors told him he'd never walk again, but he knew otherwise.
Some heroes have collected hardware amidst Placid's intimidating peaks. At the 1980 Olympics, for example, the Americans beat the Soviets to grab gold in a hockey upset so stunning we still call it the "Miracle on Ice." While Rodger Krause may not be immortalized like those champs, his personal accomplishment at Ironman Lake Placid 2018 is no less impressive.
That's because the 60-year-old accountant from Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, shouldn't have been in the triathlon with notoriously tricky elevations, let alone beaten almost 300 able-bodied competitors as the only adaptive athlete brave enough to enter the fray. Hell, he probably shouldn't even be able to use his legs.
But try telling Krause that he can't do something—like when his doctor declared he'd never walk again after a devastating 1999 bike accident left him partially paralyzed—and he'll put in the work to prove you wrong, methodically solving problems like he's preparing his clients' tax returns.
Whatever your problem, and whatever your odds, you could learn a few lessons from Krause about how to find the breakthrough. Start by stealing these strategies.
As a kid growing up in Reading, Pennsylvania, Krause spent his summers at the community pool, swimming with his pals from sunrise to sunset. He rode his Schwinn Varsity 10 Speed around town, and lugged the bike with him to Shippensburg University, where he picked up running to stay fit.
With a casual background in all three sports, he decided to give triathlons a try—mostly to hang with his buddies. After college, Krause moved back to Reading and swam in the mornings with his old crew, just like they did in high school. Only now, they raced on weekends.
Beginning with his first triathlon in 1989, Krause entered close to 50 tris over the next decade. He loved the camaraderie: The friends would drive with their wives to the events—in places like Cambridge, Maryland and Ocean City, New Jersey—share hotel rooms, and crush each contest before moving onto the next one.
As his finish times got better and his accounting business blossomed, Krause's future was brighter than ever. That was until an unseasonably warm day in December of 1999.
It was a calm Saturday, three weeks before Christmas, and Krause, then 41, wanted to seize the weather. In the late afternoon, he hit the 18-mile loop he'd ridden so many times before, made up of rural roads that weaved around his house in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was halfway through the loop when he saw a vehicle rapidly approaching.
Krause sensed the car was about to veer into his lane. In a panic, he swerved off the road, flipped over his handlebars, and fell into a 10-foot ditch. His body contorted into a U-shape, the result of a shattered T12 vertebra. He was lucid, but immobile.
Luckily, he didn't have much time to dwell. Though the car drove away, a woman saw the accident from across the road, and paramedics soon transported Krause to Lancaster General Hospital. That's where doctors gave him his diagnosis: an incomplete spinal cord injury, which meant he might retain some feeling beneath the site of his injury.
Krause spent six weeks rehabbing in the hospital and determining what he'd have to do to come back stronger. If he could muster up the might to get upright, he reasoned, the next part of the equation would be a relative breeze.
He left the hospital in a wheelchair at the end of January 2000, and quickly graduated to using a walker with two leg braces eight months after the accident. In time, Krause ditched the braces when his legs were deemed durable, but it took three years to stand up straight and regain his walking abilities with his walker or cane.
During his recovery, Krause took to his first love: the pool. Throughout the 2000s, he frequented Aquabilities, an aquatic therapy facility in Birdsboro, Pennsylvania. For years, he swam three days a week, not just to reclaim his rightful place in the water, but to keep rebuilding his body.
The strides Krause has made since his accident are considerable. His doctors describe his current measure for muscle strength as incomplete, meaning he walks with a walker and cane, occasionally a brace on his left leg—he retired the right brace in November 2000—and uses his wheelchair when necessary.
But mastering basic human functions eventually became boring; he wanted to up the ante. It had been nearly a decade since Krause did a triathlon, and even if he didn't yet know how he'd make it happen, he felt the itch to return to racing. It was time to scratch it.
In 2007, Krause met Chris Kaag, a former Marine who lost the use of his legs because of a degenerative nerve disorder and ran the Corps Fitness gym in Wyomissing and IM ABLE, an organization that advocates for adaptive athletes. Kaag lived across an alley from Krause's father, so Krause introduced himself.
After borrowing Kaag's handcycle for a weekend, he was hooked.
As Krause adapted to his new gear, he realized he was ready for real action. "I saw all these paraplegics doing triathlons, and I knew I was just as fast as they were," he says.
Later that year, he swam a portion of Kaag's "Got the Nerve?" Triathlon in Mt. Gretna, Pennsylvania. The difference was obvious—"I get a lot more drag on my legs in the water now," he says—but the spark was still there. While he joined more relay teams in various triathlons, he saved his grand return for a granddaddy race.
Krause signed up for Ironman Lake Placid in 2017 at the urging of his friend and fellow accountant, Kevin Moore, a course veteran. By then, Krause had gotten faster in his solo sessions and was up for the challenge. "My times were coming together," he says, "and Lake Placid is beautiful." Easy decision.
Turns out it was timing that stonewalled Krause. Per Ironman Lake Placid rules, athletes arriving at the bike dismount line after 5:30 p.m. aren't permitted to continue, and Krause missed the hard cutoff time when he arrived around 6:07 p.m. Undeterred by the results, he set out with one simple goal for the 2018 race: Get faster.
To boost his bike time, Krause recruited Mark Sortino, the head coach of Team USA Paratriathlon, who devised training plans and passed on pointers over the phone leading up to Lake Placid 2018. On any given day, a bike workout might have called for three hours of riding with a slew of tempo and endurance drills mixed in.
Fast forward to race day last July. Krause started by acing his swim (1:31:55). While additional hills, howling winds, and falling hail made the 2018 bike and run courses tougher, Krause felt cool and collected the whole way.
"I was having such a great race, and I wasn't about to let anything screw it up," he says—including when he fought steep climbs during the run by going backwards up the final hill to make sure he didn't topple over.
All it is is more fuel for 2019. Besides Lake Placid, Krause also wants to tackle Ironmans in Lubbock, Texas, and Cambridge, Maryland this year. "And someday," he says, "I'd like to do Kona," referring to the sacred Hawaiian site of the Ironman World Championship.
This all might have seemed silly 19 years ago, as Krause lay in a Lancaster hospital bed with a shattered spine and shaky future. But he didn't give up hope then, and he won't put a limit on what his body and mind can do now.


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Customizing Bollinger Bands®Regardless of the method used to attach Bollinger Bands® to a price chart, the Bollinger Bands® window will appear. This.Developed by John Bollinger, Bollinger Bands® are volatility bands placed above and below a moving average. Volatility is based on the standard deviation. Bollinger bands are just the standard deviations of a Moving Average, and they are hardly able to generate profitable buy or sell signals all alone because.
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