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In the domestic and abroad, is key to the development of renewable energy energy storage
на 3:30 PM Sunday, September 09, 2012
"We this technology need, if we want to change Germany's energy, to make a success," said Center for solar energy and hydrogen research Specht, a head of the Department on the ZSW last month on a tour of the plant, where the energy storage unit is based. "The question is not, it will be provided, but when."
Woodpecker is one of an army of researchers to the technological challenges of the German Chancellor Angela Merkel decision to abandon to overcome nuclear power and shift to renewable energies in the largest energy infrastructure revision since the second world war. Your task is to fill the energy gap if within a decade Atomic plants which makes 20 percent of the German early last year were offline.
As executives from EON AG, Siemens AG to go join government officials, discussing impact of energy today at a Conference in Berlin, the challenge for Merkel, who burn lights and energy is affordable to keep. There is a risk that its energy policy is a second crisis fuels, such as with turbulence from Greece is that rages in the euro region.
"The energy overhaul an epic project that will cover many decades", said Claudia Kemfert, Chief energy expert at the Berlin DIW economic Institute. Estimates at least 200 billion euro ($250 billion) of public and private investment needed nuclear are more than 10 years to compensate. If Merkel manages smart it put "economic advantages, to increase competiveness and to create jobs," Kemfert said.
The alternative is Europe's largest economy and higher prices for energy disorder. With the plans for the accelerated construction of the unpopular power lines and consumers warned to expect to pay an election year for renewable energy in 2013 steeper bills energy policy sees the euro crisis as theme campaign between Merkel State to join and a third term in Office.
The opposition Social Democrats and the Green Party, which the nuclear phase out in 2002, when working in coalition together, accuse commitment lack their Government for the project after his sudden conversion to renewable energy after the tsunami and the nuclear disaster in Fukushima in Japan. They say, Merkel not far or fast is enough, and give their blessing for some new coal-fired plants, she preferred utilities interests of the consumer and the renewable energy industry.
'Follow'
Peter Altmaier, the Minister for the overhaul is getting open right there on the high-stakes. Failure to deliver "Significant consequences for prosperity, growth and employment would have," he said in a Aug. 16-statement.
Almost 18 months after Merkel announced, that she was Germany's nuclear plants 2022, shuttering financed if its energy policy head, the Government research boom to ensure that that power outages in Germany not through Indian-style. EON and RWE AG, Germany's two largest utilities are the companies on board, after a combined 26.80 billion wiped their share value in the last year as they were forced, overhaul its measures to reduce the losses from reactors early close.
Research focuses on a large disadvantage of renewable energies: in contrast to nuclear energy, solar panels and wind turbines make consumers without electricity when the wind is not blowing or the Sun not shine. This makes key for their use to store energy.
Sixty energy storage have awarded projects for a total of EUR 200 million in research grants by 2014. The Government is also mobilizing the State-owned bank KfW banking group, to provide low-interest loans for memory projects.
'No way round'
"Current memory really the Holy Grail for the German energy transformation", said Dieter Manz, Chief Executive Officer of Manz AG, a German company interested in battery system, in an interview. "There is no way around it around if we want to make things work."
This is where comes the Woodpecker box in Stuttgart, Germany. It consumes a greenhouse gas, which then can the blame for global warming, to convert water into methane stored in underground caves for days or weeks in gas plants if carbon dioxide and electricity burned.
Volkswagen AG luxury car Division builds Audi 6 megawatt industrial medium-sized plant based on the technology, which is due to start from next year. EON has invested at least EUR 5 million in the electricity-gas approach and started with the construction of a pilot plant on the 21 August.
Other government-funded research projects include a test system renewable generators with storage facilities and consumers on the North Sea Island of Pellworm and the study of chemical batteries combine with computer technology, which are larger and have a longer lifetime than the lithium-ion batteries.
Flexible plates
Scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute in Freiburg work on longer-term projects, of flexible solar panels to high-speed charging stations for electric cars, one day as a battery for the national grid could act.
The overhaul is growing markets for domestic manufacturers including the Solarworld AG, as well as for their foreign counterparts such as Vestas Wind systems a / s, the world's largest manufacturer of wind turbines.
All amounts to "A significant innovation wave within the German economy, strengthening our position on the world market for the next 20 or 30 years can," Altmaier said last month.
Altmaier, 54, a practice familiar and former parliamentary whip for Merkel's, appointed Environment Minister in may after his predecessor, Merkel Norbert Rottgen, in the midst of reports that he was not listening party industry concerns and opposition claims that were targets to slip.
Green objections
Forged the Greens and Social Democrats, whose original Plan give up nuclear power under Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder was removed by Merkel in 2010, then again six months later after Fukushima, they accuse of mismanaging the task. Juergen Trittin, co-leader who has green, calls Chancellor push ambitious renewable energy instead of cutting subsidies, say that the entire project "in danger."
The average German budget may numbers 175 euro next year, renewable energy, an increase of 40 percent, according to Stephan Kohler, to subsidize joint venture by the Government Director of the Energy Agency Dena, a researcher. Which prompts, "one heck of a current price debate," said Kohler reporters Aug. 22.
The share of electricity produced from renewable energy sources to at least 35 per cent is now to Germany until the end of the Decade by at least 25 percent. United Kingdom aims about 30 percent by 2020, while Sweden, Austria, and Spain, of which resources have any richer hydroelectric power station, have promised to improve Germany's share. The United States have no orders from the Confederation for renewable energy.
Merkel, whose constituency on the Baltic Sea coast, an offshore wind farm consisting of from 21 looks Siemens turbines EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG, the energy transition "a Herculean task." says
But it said "can be an example for other Nations show them that you can be successful," she June 25 in a speech. "It is possible to go the way to a sustainable energy supply."
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10 MORE Sting Matches WWE Fans Should Watch
By Robert Goeman
A few days ago, our death match commentary overlord did an article talking about ten Sting matches you should watch. You're not going to get any complaints from me because I pretty much agree with all of them. Luckily, Eric has allowed me to post ten more Sting matches you should check out. Some of these matches you may already know but I presume that some of the matches you've probably never seen before. So sit back, get some face paint on and revel at the fact that there's no Hogan here to cut those knees off.
Sting and Ric Flair vs The Great Muta and Dick Slater: Clash of the Champions VIII 09.12.1989
First, this was supposed to Flair and Sting vs Funk and Muta, but Funk is injured, so we get the best Terry Funk impersonator of all time: Dick Slater. Even better, we get Jim Ross and Jim Cornette on commentary and Ross is great explaining the various types of mist. This match is just great, thanks to a hot South Carolina crowd. Slater plays Funk very well, Ric Flair makes a surprisingly good Ricky Morton to Sting's Robert Gibson and vice versa. Muta busts out the yellow mist and most of all, Terry Funk attempts to murder Ric Flair. What's also great is that the match sort of has a downer ending with the faces getting pounded. Flair is almost killed and Slater hits Sting in the leg with a branding iron much to JR's disgust. What more could you want from a tag team match? Also, Clash VIII has two other great matches: Road Warriors against The Samoan Swat Team and Lex Luger against Tommy Rich. Watch this one and the whole card.
Now, Eric brought up three great contests Sting had with Cactus Jack, Vader, and Ric Flair. These next three matches are Sting against the same opponent, but these are matches that you may not have seen. Enjoy.
Sting vs Cactus Jack in a Submit or Surrender Match on WCW Power Hour: 11/23/1991
This is an interesting concept since you can either make your opponent say I Quit, submit or if he can't respond to a ten count. So, it's a hybrid I Quit/Submission/Last Man Standing match. This match actually made the Foley DVD and I'm glad it's getting some recognition. Now, this may sound insane but I think this match up there with the Beach Blast match. It's just an all-out war between the two guys and the finish is actually genius. Sting is draped over the second rope, Cactus goes to hit him with the chair but Sting moves and the chair bounces back and hits him in the face. Sting puts a knocked out Cactus in the Scorpion Deathlock and the ref calls the match. Great battle.
Sting vs Ric Flair on NWA Worldwide: 2/20/1988
Before their famous bout at the first Clash of the Champions, Sting and Ric Flair would open the February 20th edition of NWA Worldwide. This was probably Sting's first big match since joining the NWA and much like the Clash match, it's booked masterfully. Flair bumps around the ring like a pinball for Sting making him look like a million bucks and then Flair baits Sting into doing something stupid. Flair goes on the offensive as the once invisible Sting is being worn down by the veteran, and then Sting gets a second burst. The big difference is that since is a TV match and Dust has the book, we get two ref bumps and a non-finish. This went a long way towards establishing Sting as a legit star in the NWA. Ending is great with Sting holding Flair in the Scorpion for an extended period of time. The Clash may have Sting's coming out party, but this match proved that he was ready for the Clash.
Sting vs Vader Title Change in London, England: 03/11/1993
The main reason I picked this over the White Castle of Fear, Fall Brawl 1994 Slamboree 1994, or the Bash match is that this is a match not many people may know about. Those matches are fantastic and thanks to the Network, you can watch them all the time. This one isn't on the Network. It's also a pretty rare match since it wasn't filmed for television since Sting wins the belt. Sting would drop it in Dublin at the end of the tour, but what makes this match a match you should watch is the crowd. While Vader and Sting would work before decent sized crowds, this is a London card and the place is packed with 11,500 fans. The crowd is hot for everything in the match and all the kids are cheering their hearts out hoping to see their hero topple the monster. That is what makes this match so great, it's the usual cat and mouse game between the two and the two of them hold the crowd in the palm of their hands. The two of them pretty much perfected their formula at this point, but it's still a very good match between the two. The full match is on Youtube so you don't have to sacrifice your first born to obtain a copy.
Sting vs The Giant at Slamboree 1996: 05/19/1996
Hey, another PPV that I got for a birthday gift! Even better, I got this and the criminally underrated Toy Story video game for the Sega Genesis. Sting was given a rather difficult task against the Giant, to carry him to a watchable or at least a good match. Heck, Flair wasn't even able to accomplish that at this point. No offense to the big guy, but he was only a wrestler for about a year at this point, so Sting had the GIANT (Yes, that's awful) task of carrying the Giant. Guess what? Sting managed to do it. Sting starts off by throwing everything he can at the big guy: Dropkicks, sleepers, clotheslines, cross bodies but he can't even move the big guy. Heck, he even busts off the Enziguri and Giant reacts by kicking him half way across the ring. It's similar to the Vader matches, every time Sting is on the verge of coming back, Giant cuts him off. The Giant even busts off a dropkick. Great big man vs little guy match, probably the Giant's best match in WCW.
Sting and Ricky Steamboat vs Ric Flair and Steve Austin on WCW Saturday Night: 07/30/1994
This took place a few weeks after Bash at the Beach 1994, and it's one of the great fleeting moments of the WCW before Hogan arrived. All four men are at the top of their game, the crowd is super-hot and it also shows that there was still a glimmer of hope that Austin was on his way to the main event. Austin doesn't feel like a mid-card guy in the match thrown in their since he's in a rivalry with Steamboat, he's booked like a top level guy. A great thirty minute tag match, the crowd is never bored and probably one of the better TV main events of 1994. Besides the ugly botch of Sting throwing Sherri to the outside, it is a much watch for WCW fans. Not much else to say on this one, a great southern style tag match.
Sting vs Barry Windham for the United States Champion at Clash of the Champions III: 09/07/1988
I will always call Barry Windham the forgotten best wrestler of all time. For about the last half of the eighties, Windham tore the house down with some of the best of them including a memorable series of bouts with Flair. Needless to say, the wear and tear that came in those few years reduced Windham to a shell of his former self in the mid 90's. So we have this period of time and Windham would wind up tangling with Sting here. Sting and Windham mess really well in this match as the commentators sell it as the young lion Sting against the veteran Windham. Both men would have a rather good match in 1993 and I do wish we had seen Sting defend the belt against Windham after he won it from Flair. You get a pretty good match between the both men, hot crowd and the highly underrated Ross/Caudle commentary team. What more could you ask for?
Sting, Brian Pillman, and The Steiner Brothers vs Ric Flair, Barry Windham, Sid and Larry Zbyszko in a WarGames match at WrestleWar 1991: 02/24/1991
WarGames '91 is the WWF Superstars to WarGames '92 WWF WrestleFest and that's not a bad thing. Most people remember WarGames 1992 as the violent and brutal epic, the pinnacle of the WarGames match. WarGames 91 is a very good match, heck a great match in its own right. It just happened the next WarGames match was fantastic. This match is still a great dramatic affair with an injured Pillman defying wisdom and entering number one to face Windham. It's a great bloody battle with a super-hot crowd eating it all up. Even the botched powerbomb by Sid gets a pass from me since it just added to the brutality. Plus it made Sid look like a complete monster for powerbombing an already knocked out Pillman. This could have been the start of a feud between the two, but Turner had to get all he could out of Gigante's Hawks contract. Still, I know there isn't much Sting talk but its WarGames people.
Sting vs Diamond Dallas Page for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship on WCW Nitro: 04/26/1999
I'll be the first to admit that there aren't many great Sting matches in the late nineties and I can understand that seeing the company you helped to build is being slowly destroyed is a slight bummer. We're going to ignore that the belt changed hands at the end of the night and that Nitro somehow lost by three points. Page plays a great phallic heel here and I remember reading about how awesome this match (Death of WCW book) was and I finally saw it when the first Nitro DVD came out. It does live up to the hype, the crowd is hot and both men are motivated. The finish is rather genius, Sting blocking the Diamond Cutter by using the ropes and hitting the Deathdrop to get the pinfall. I'd also recommend the champion vs champion match that both men had the previous year. Both guys have a surprisingly good amount of chemistry here and it works.
Sting, Dustin Rhodes and Brian Pillman vs Rick Rude, Steve Austin, and Paul Orndorff in a Thundercage Match at Superbrawl IV: 02/20/94
We close with an underrated gem of a steel cage match that featured one of WCW's great rivalries (Sting/Rude), a solid rivalry (Rhodes/Orndorff), and what should have been a great rivalry (Pillman/Austin). It is handicapped by the lack of blood for a match featuring some big rivalries, but they work around it and they have a good match. The crowd is hot and the finish is rather creative. Sting throwing Pillman onto Austin to get the victory for their team and the crowd pops for it. The post-match is great too, Rude slamming the door on Stings face and hitting the Rude Awaking on the floor. The post-match would set the stage for Spring Stampede and the match would end up being Rude's last match.
Recommended watching:
-Sting, Lex Luger and Barry Windham vs The Four Horsemen (The Main Event: 04/03/1988)
-Sting and Lex Luger vs The Midnight Express/Sting and Luger vs Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard (Crockett Cup 88) (General note: The Sting and Luger vs Express was cut out of the commercial release)
-The Sting/Vader series outside of the ones talked about in these articles
– Sting and Ricky Steamboat vs Rick Rude and Steve Austin (Clash of the Champions XVIII: 01/21/1992)
-Sting and Ric Flair vs Vader and Rick Rude (Clash of the Champions XXVI: 01/27/1994)
– Sting vs Steve Austin (WCW Saturday Night: 01/08/1994)
Well, I hope this list has been pretty informative overall. It was a nice break from dealing with the doom and gloom that came from Friday's stock debacle and writing an article about it at midnight. While many can debate the drawing ability of Sting, very few can doubt that that he has a library of darn good matches. See you next time.
Robert Goeman has been writing for CamelClutchBlog since 2014 and has written for FiveOuncesofPain and What Culture. Follow him on twitter at https://twitter.com/RobertGoeman. After every article, Robert usually does "Talking Points" on twitter, bringin up points that didn't make the article.
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Our city is full of not-for-profits helping those in need, local businesses supporting other local businesses, and festivals animating the streets. So many Ottawans are volunteering their time, inspiring others, and creating positive changes right here in our community.
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Together, we are making the city stronger, more inclusive, more environmentally friendly, and more dynamic. Let's get excited about the city we live in and start talking!
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Ones to watch: Scott Goss
by Tom Shingler 03 December 2015 03 December 2015
Tom Shingler talks to Scott Goss about what it's like to be in charge of three restaurants, how working with Gary Rhodes shaped his career and why Kent is the best place in the world for game and vegetables.
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Tom Shingler
Tom Shingler is the editor of Great British Chefs.
The Garden of England is probably one of the best places a chef in the making can be born and raised. Kent is known for its fabulous, abundant produce, and it certainly helped shape Scott Goss' style, ethos and approach to cooking incredible food. 'I was always surrounded by great ingredients,' he recalls. 'Mum was a fruit picker on the farms so I've got loads of great memories of running through the orchards in and around Gillingham. There was always a home cooked meal on the table every evening, and by the time I was fourteen I knew I wanted to be a chef.'
After getting a taste for professional cooking thanks to his uncle, who got him a summer job down in Dartmouth, Scott enrolled at Thanet College. After two years of studying his lecturer pushed him to go for a position at Gary Rhodes' restaurant City Rhodes, in London. Even though he didn't feel ready, Scott excelled there and started to develop his career. 'I worked my way through the kitchen at City Rhodes and Rhodes in the Square, picking up the classical side of cooking and French techniques,' he says. 'I then went to work with Anton Adleman at Allium for a year which was an amazing experience – the food was at the same high standard but it was a different style of cooking – before returning to help Gary set up a new restaurant. It was always very challenging but great fun at the same time.'
If there's one chef that Scott sees as a mentor, it's Gary. 'When you're working with someone like Gary, you can't help but be influenced by him,' he explains. 'His food looked effortless and simple but it was incredibly difficult to cook. He would never add unnecessary foams or smears on plates, which is something that's obvious in my cooking too. I laugh to myself when I look at the trends now for British pub food done to a Michelin standard, because I was helping Gary do that twelve years ago!'
Scott's food looks effortless, but there's a lot of work behind every dish
The Kentish countryside works as inspiration for the various dishes at The Twenty Six
As well as The Twenty Six, Scott is executive chef at The Beacon and The Swan
We were lucky enough to be featured on The F Word's Christmas special, which was fantastic. It's true what they say: if you're on TV look out for the bookings!
Scott Goss
After working his way through some of London's best restaurants, Scott needed a breather. He returned to Kent with the aim of staying for just six months before heading back, but after an introduction to Peter Cornwell, the owner of The Swan in West Malling, he decided to stay put. 'I worked as chef de partie at The Swan for a few years, just keeping my head down and not doing anything particularly noticeable, but Peter saw something in me and after three years I was made head chef at twenty-five years old,' he says. 'I worked there for seven and a half years and we achieved great things – including two AA rosette's soon after I started – although when the recession hit in 2008 it was very difficult. I was a very young head chef and didn't really know what was going on to be totally honest – I was just in that kitchen every day cooking my heart out. We were lucky enough to be featured on The F Word's Christmas special, which was fantastic. It's true what they say: if you're on TV look out for the bookings!
'After that I worked at The Swan at The Globe in London for a year, to see if I could take my food and make it work in the capital,' continues Scott. 'But by then me and my partner were expecting our first child, so we came back home again. At the same time, Peter was looking to grow and do his own thing away from business partners, so he started the I'll Be Mother group.' This was part of a plan to expand the ethos of The Swan to other venues, including among others The Twenty Six – a restaurant with just twenty-six covers and a seasonal, constantly changing menu – and The Beacon, which focuses on ingredients from its kitchen garden. And Peter wanted Scott to be a big part of it.
'After an emotional move and a stint at Chapel Down while everything was being finalised, we opened The Twenty Six and The Beacon,' says Scott. 'Launching two venues in the same year was absolutely crazy, but we're a year in now and it's been fantastic. We were even chatting with the guys from Michelin in September, who said some very encouraging things.'
Scott is now head chef at The Twenty Six, in Tunbridge Wells, and executive chef at The Beacon and The Swan. His cooking is simple and lets the ingredients speak for themselves, while little touches such as using a clay teapot to pour seafood chowder over a monkfish tail adds a little theatre. 'One of our house favourites is definitely inspired from my time with Gary,' explains Scott. 'Our smoked haddock rarebit was on the menu the first day we opened and it's still there today. People come back again and again for that dish. Once I didn't get a delivery of smoked haddock so I had to take it off the menu, and it basically ruined this guy's life who'd travelled all the way from Surrey to eat it! It's such a warm, homely and hearty dish which people seem to love.'
Scott says Kent is the best place in the world for vegetables
There are no foams or smears on Scott's plates
England's garden
I want my carrots to turn up in the kitchen with the roots and tops still attached and all covered in dirt so I know it's come out of the ground naturally.'
I'll Be Mother is now known for its fantastic restaurants, and The Twenty Six in particular is doing incredible things with local ingredients. 'The people of Tunbridge Wells are a pleasure to cook for – they know their food so you really have to get it spot on,' says Scott, who realises how important knowing your audience is. 'There's all this Nordic influence at the moment, and some of the food being cooked is out of this world, but it's not necessarily what my customers want to eat because they didn't grow up with it. We're proud to serve a very good steak and chips; it's simple, but it's how you turn it on its head to make it a memorable meal – that's the key.'
There's one mantra that Scott lives by – he's only as good as the ingredients he chooses to cook – that has shaped his cooking the most. Luckily, being based in Kent means the number of good ingredients he has access to is huge. 'We are spoilt for suppliers locally,' he says. 'Kent's pheasant, partridge and rabbit is exceptional at the moment. I will always fly the flag high for the county, and I think we produce vegetables that are the best in the UK. Oliver Greens has the most amazing stuff and we work very closely with them because they respect nature. I want my carrots to turn up in the kitchen with the roots and tops still attached and all covered in dirt so I know it's come out of the ground naturally, and they agree. Whether it's the vegetables, the flour that goes into our pastry or the bones that go into our stock, I want to know where it's come from. I'm not interested in uniformity.'
So what's next for Scott? Is he planning to woo the Michelin inspectors and keep his fingers crossed for a star? 'I want to push The Twenty Six as far as I can take it,' he says. 'I just want people to come here and have an amazing time. I'll never cook for Michelin, but if they come and decide the dining experience deserves a star then fantastic. But I cook to make sure my restaurant is full of customers. As long as it's full and they're happy, then that's a job well done.'
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The weekend began with the tragic news that a Cubana 737 aircraft had crashed shortly after takeoff near José Martí International Airport (MAHA), Havana (Cuba) on May 18, 2018. Three people survived the crash and remain in critical condition but 110 passengers and crew onboard were killed – 99 Cuban passengers, three foreign tourists – two Argentines and a Mexican – and two Sahrawi residents in Cuba. Also among the dead were six Mexican crew from Damojh, which had leased the nearly 40-year-old aircraft to the Cuban flagship carrier.
Investigators are examining the wreckage and are still searching for the second black box containing mechanical data, having already recovered the cockpit voice recorder on Saturday.
IAG continues its bid for IAG
Unconfirmed media reports state that International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) has proposed a takeover bid for Norwegian that values the carrier at 300 crowns per share – 32% premium on NAS closing price at the end of last week. The news was reported by Spanish newspaper Expansion but was not confirmed by IAG nor Norwegian.
IAG owns a 4.61% stake in Norwegian, which it acquired in April will the aim of taking over the airline in full. Norwegian confirmed that it rejected two separate conditional offers from IAG for 100% ownership of the company in early May. The pricing was not revealed at the time but the board said that they were "unanimously rejected on the basis that they undervalued NAS and its prospects."


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As the only place in London where I feel like a tourist in my own city, Canary Wharf never fails to overwhelm me with its sleek skyscrapers, glass and steel buildings. My recent visit was no exception, immediately feeling like a sore thumb in my brightly coloured number amongst the crowds of black suits congregated outside the area€™s bars and restaurants for after work drinks. Being sent to scout out The Parlour restaurant bar in Canada Square, I was expecting a somewhat pretentious, overly sleek and styled establishment but was pleasantly surprised from the moment I snaked inside through the heaving crowds clustered around heaters on the venue's terrace.
The Parlour is the second venue opened by the Drake & Morgen group. The bar, kitchen and lounge describes itself as an all-day venue with focus on quality- only using the best local produce. With this in mind I was somewhat fazed by the unexpected loud up-tempo music and noisy punters which were occupying the majority of the venue. Nevertheless being immediately approached by a waitress at the door, we were whisked into the restaurant area, which although not separate from the bar was thankfully a lot quieter. Seating arrangements ranged from counter dining to high tables with bar stools as well as normal tables. Mixing industrial urban exposed concrete with rustic provincial décor, the venue hits the nail on the head in terms of creating a sleek yet welcoming ambience.
Given the size difference of the dining area compared to the main bar, the venue has no problem in hosting large crowds without it feeling crowded, furthermore the all glass façade and high ceilings ensure a comfortable atmosphere throughout; this said the bar area is mainly a stand up affair although high top tables are scattered throughout.
The clientele at the Parlour was entirely after work suits, however at no point does the atmosphere feel stuffy. The up tempo music as well as modern surroundings draw in a crowd who isn€™t afraid to loosen its tie and unbutton a few shirt buttons. From the look of things, many were simply there to enjoy an after work drink, however the dining area proved a perfect setting for an informal meeting or date.
Service wise, the staff is readily available to ensure a welcoming and efficient service. Having visited a number of restaurant bars in my time I can honestly say the service was one of the best. Perhaps it is due to the type of more demanding clientele who frequent this place, or simply a sign of a work force who enjoy what they are doing; the staff serving us on our visit were definitely very much on the ball.
Having babysat us through the menu, our waitress helped us decide between the numerous delicious choices available. The menu aims to satisfy any appetite and boasts an up market twist on British classics. Diners can choose from a range of sharing boards and platters, sandwiches such as Grilled London Sausage butty, salads and hearty mains such as crab and crayfish linguini. For those looking after their waistline there are a number of €œskinny€ menu options which go as far as a carb-free beef burger- a first in my eyes.
Ordering with our stomachs rather then our heads, we each chose a Smoked mackerel arancini amuse bouche (£2.50) followed by an Antipasto Verdi sharing board(£9.95) which we shared in two. Both choices were delectable as starters and as much as we wanted to throw ourselves into finishing every little piece we had a feeling there was better dishes yet to come.The kitchendid not disappoint: I chose the mussels, clams and shrimps bouillabaisse with grilled cheese bread (£9.95), whilst my companion opted for the Baked Salmon with creamed leaks special (£14.95) dishes excelled in both presentation and taste.
Although portion sizes are generous, given the quality of the food, every mouthful is a pleasure, so there was still a bit of space for dessert- and what a treat it was! The Pudding shot selection (£7.50) is a must for any sweet lovers, three different mini desserts perfectly portioned to share and definitely hitting the spot, our favorite was by far the crème brulee which was much raved about by our waitress.
Drinks wise, the wine list stretched as far as the food menu and was equally impressive. Grouped according to taste, the around the world selection, is available by the glass as well as the bottle ranging from a happily affordable £3.75 to £8.85. For those wishing to have a taste of the finer things in life, there is also a separate €œfine wines€ menu by the bottle. Being intrigued by the €œskinny€ wine option and possibly to balance the copious amount of food ordered, I opted for a glass of New Zealand Bella Sauvignon blanc which went down a treat!
The cocktail menu turns The Parlour into an attractive drinking destination, with punch bowl options available for a few of their cocktails; again aiming to cater for any drinking taste and wallet size. We couldn€™t leave without testing the waters, therefore per recommendation, opted for the dessert cocktail. A nice touch to the end of our evening came in the form of the trolley bar, which was pushed next to our table and used to prepare our chosen cocktails.
The Parlour is a breath of fresh air and a welcome addition to the area delivering the perfect city dining experience or after work catch up. Whilst we might not have normally chosen to step into corporate territory, the bar restaurant is definitely one to remember when you next find yourself in the area.
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OL Brandon Fusco Looks to 'Reestablish' his Career in San Francisco
San Francisco beefed up their offensive line this offseason after owning one of the worst run-blocking units in the NFL last season.
The 49ers sought out former Minnesota Vikings offensive lineman Brandon Fusco who signed with San Francisco late in free agency.
Over the last two seasons, Fusco started 30 games at both right and left guard with the Vikings. He also played an integral role on the offensive line that assisted Vikings running back Adrian Peterson in nearly breaking the NFL all-time rushing record in 2012. Fusco earned a contract extension at the end of the 2013 before a season ending shoulder injury limited him to just three games in 2014. Coming off of two less productive seasons in Minnesota, Fusco is ready for a new beginning in San Francisco.
"It's a fresh start for everybody - front office, coaching staff, players. A bunch of new faces," Fusco said. "I think this place is trying to build a new culture - a new attitude here. And I think that's what attracted me to this place. The zone scheme, run the ball. It's my thing, and I was all for it."
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(From left to right) WR DeAndre Smelter, RB Tim Hightower, DB Don Jones, DL Chris Jones and CB Will Redmond.
(From left to right) WR Aldrick Robinson, WR Marquise Goodwin, RB Carlos Hyde and WR Jeremy Kerley.
In addition to Fusco, the 49ers invested in veteran free agents Garry Gilliam and Tim Barnes this offseason. Following the draft, San Francisco also brought in undrafted free agents John Flynn and Darrell Williams Jr.
In the first weeks of training camp, Fusco has competed with veteran Zane Beadles and 2016 first-round pick Joshua Garnett a left guard. Following a knee injury to Garnett that will keep him out of rotation for atleast a month, Fusco finds himself starting at right guard in the preseason opener.
"I think we've got a bunch of guys on this team who are willing to work," Fusco said. "I think we're on the right track and doing what Kyle (Shanahan) is asking us to do."
Last season, Shanahan's offense ranked top five in every notable stat category with the Atlanta Falcons. Much of that credit is due to his offensive line that ranked sixth in the NFL according to Pro Football Focus. Shanahan, who refers to Fusco as "reliable", seems comfortable with the veteran at right guard. A fresh start in San Francisco may be what it takes Fusco to return to his 2012 form.
"Kyle pushes us and expects excellence," Fusco added. "I think as a player, it makes me want to play hard for him. He's a guy that I respect a lot already. I want to give him my best effort.
"Coming from Minnesota and coming here, I want to reestablish my career and get back on the right track. There's a reason why I was a free agent and got picked up."


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DSP Concepts and Cambridge Consultants work to accelerate audio and voice innovation
Cambridge Consultants, part of Capgemini, and DSP Concepts, the audio platform powering the world's best consumer and automotive brands, today announced an agreement that will see Cambridge Consultants offering deep audio product development expertise and technology to the many audio brands in the fast-growing DSP Concepts ecosystem. This gives DSP Concepts' customers access to decades of integrated systems expertise, providing the strategic counsel they need to build and deploy product-differentiating features at scale. In addition, Cambridge Consultants gains access to the Audio Weaver platform, where it will also add its own Voice Activity Detector (VAD) IP, in order to accelerate the development of breakthrough products and services for its clients.
Michael Maia, Vice President of Marketing at DSP Concepts, added: "Cambridge Consultants has a stellar reputation across a wide range of industry verticals, with a proven track record of helping brands produce cutting-edge product and human interface designs. We're excited to work with Cambridge Consultants and harness their technology strategy and development expertise for product makers building on Audio Weaver, accelerating innovation and time to market for our customers."
As a significant expansion to the engineering and innovation expertise available within the DSP Concepts ecosystem, Cambridge Consultants will extend support to help product makers build and deploy complex and disruptive new audio, signal processing and machine learning features.
With a six-decade history across a range of market segments, the company has developed a range of cutting-edge audio technologies – from the world's first CMOS Bluetooth chip, which kickstarted the Bluetooth audio market now worth tens of billions of dollars, to Sapphyre, the digital signal processing core that underpins many of Cambridge Consultants' ultra-low power audio applications.
Cambridge Consultants pushes audio product design beyond convention, using a 'standards plus' approach to create unique and industry-leading technologies, while applying novel techniques in wireless AV, sound beamforming, wake-on-word, echo cancellation, machine learning, deep learning and voice detection.
Robert Tan, Head of Signal Processing and AI at Cambridge Consultants, said: "Audio Weaver is an impressive platform for embedded audio development that allows both platform abstracted designs and platform specific optimizations. Crucially, it includes the automated real-time systems checks and monitoring for audio tuning, which is critical for mitigating production delays and accelerating time to market. The environment allows product developers to focus on the differentiating features that drive sales, which is exactly where our product and service development capability provides most value."
In the relationship first milestone, Cambridge Consultants is making its Voice Activity Detector (VAD) available on the Audio Weaver platform, where it can be integrated into always on/always available voice-enabled products in the home and elsewhere.
Cambridge Consultants' signal processing and Artificial Intelligence team has been working closely with DSP Concepts to demonstrate the first results of their collaboration, a custom module based on the widely deployed WebRTC VAD, a powerful and flexible VAD for offline applications. Cambridge Consultants previously used the same technology to demonstrate Ecoutez, the world's lowest power VAD design. Ecoutez requires just 11µW – about 100th of the power consumed by a modern hearing aid.
The WebRTC VAD for Audio Weaver is available as a single custom module block that can be dragged and dropped via the intuitive interface into an audio workflow. For each input block it returns a zero or non-zero value indicating whether non-speech or speech is present. It accepts float input data of block sizes of 10, 20 or 30 ms and an audio sample rate of 8 kHz, which allows trade-offs in accuracy and responsiveness for specific applications. It also supports real time sensitivity control which makes it more resilient to background noise.
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Pompeo Says U.S. Firms 'Becoming Aware' Of Abuses In Xinjiang, Warns China On Iran Deal
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said American companies are "becoming aware" of human rights abuses in the Chinese province of Xinjiang as he reiterated his call for them to reconsider doing business there.
During an interview with Fox News on August 2, he also said that the United States would soon take action against Chinese software companies and warned a Chinese trade deal with Iran would "destabilize" the Middle East.
Pompeo told Fox that Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC), which was sanctioned on July 31 by the Treasury Department, had "deep connectivity" to Western businesses, including U.S. companies. Pompeo said XPCC was involved in cotton production.
"I don't think companies — some brand names here in America — want to be connected to what is taking place there," he told Fox.
The action freezes any U.S. assets of the company and officials, and prohibits Americans from doing business with them. American clothing brands import significant amounts of cotton from China.
Pompeo accused the Chinese Communist Party of doing "terrible, terrible things" to the Uyghurs, the Muslim Turkic ethnic group living in Xinjiang, including carrying out sterilizations and forced abortions.
He added that American companies are "starting to become more aware" of what is happening in Xinjiang and of the "challenges this presents to their brand."
"I think all across the world for an awful long time we didn't recognize the threats posed to freedom, the authoritarian nature of the regime there, and so we let things go on that we shouldn't," he said.
The U.S. secretary of state said the latest rounds of sanctions has put Chinese firms operating in Xinjiang "on notice" that they must change their behavior.
Pompeo's comments come amid a deterioration of relations between the United States and China over a host of issues — from human rights abuses, spying, and intellectual property theft to Beijing's response to the coronavirus outbreak.
He told Fox News that President Donald Trump will "take action in the coming days" on Chinese software companies that are feeding data directly to the Beijing government, posing a risk to U.S. national security.
He gave no further details.
Trump said on July 31 that he would soon issue an order for the popular social-media platform TikTok to be banned in the United States.
Turning to Iran, Pompeo denounced reports that Beijing and Tehran are close to signing a $400 billion economic and security deal.
He said United States sanctions against Iran would be applied to Chinese state firms, warning that Tehran's access to money and weapons "only compounds" risks for the region.
"I think countries in the Middle East should see this for what it is. China's entry into Iran will destabilize the Middle East," he said.
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"...to many of us prayer is more like talking to a chocolate pudding than participating in an amazing relationship with a living being."
In my experience, when I get discouraged about prayer I stop praying. I think this is common to many Christians, yet this is the opposite of what the Bible says we should do. Instead, it tells us to keep on praying and to pray more and more the worse things get. In fact, it tells us that the less our prayers are answered, the more we should pray. The Bible's answer to discouragement about anything is to pray. For that matter, the Bible's answer to anything at all is to pray. On every occasion when we would normally not pray, it tells us instead to pray. Prayer in the Bible is the be-all and end-all to every situation and circumstance, whether it is immediately effective or not. On the other hand, the be-all and end-all to me is to give up on prayer and instead to whine that God is not listening. To me praying seems counter-intuitive. I would rather find an excuse for God not answering my prayer than persist and actually hear his answer. I would rather believe that God is sitting afar off and distant, uncaring and unmoved, than believe what the Bible says: that he really loves me personally, that he lives within me, that he hears my every word, that he answers my prayers and that he will never leave me nor forsake me. My internal, unspoken attitude toward prayer is that prayer does not work and that it is boring, unrewarding and unimportant. All of these attitudes I have learned, either from others, or by myself. I need to unlearn them all and find out what prayer really is and how I should really pray. I need to learn what God says about prayer rather than what I think about prayer. I need to learn what the Bible teaches about prayer rather than what other people tell me about prayer.
This book tries to do just that: to teach what the Bible says about prayer. In its chapters I ask of prayer what, why, who, when, where and how. The latter half or even two-thirds of the book, the 'how' section, can be read either as a normal book, or as a daily devotional. It is divided into chapters, each grouped around a prayer theme, containing Bible references and commentary relating to that theme. I developed the structure of the 'how' section using a simple method: I read through the Bible from start to finish, searching for references to prayer and noting them down as I went. My search was based mainly around simple keywords such as 'pray', 'call', 'cry out', 'praise' and so on. I also tried to record references to prayer concepts where the wording may not have literally been related directly to prayer or praying. My search was large, though not exhaustive, yet still I ended up with a very large number of references to prayer. Once I'd finished, I sorted the references and found that they naturally fell into groups of ideas. These could often be sorted further into smaller groupings. Using these sorted groupings of Biblical references to prayer, I created chapters, each with small sections addressing a particular theme. From there I just added some of my own commentary and left it at that. Even such a simple process has provided a revelation to me of the richness of teaching in the Bible on the topic of prayer. My hope is that this richness will also be revealed to you as you read through this book.


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Has won two James Beard awards, often considered one of the most prestigious awards in the culinary field.
His restaurant, Picasso, in Las Vegas, Nevada, has been awarded two Michelin stars.
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Man taken to hospital in serious condition after boat explodes
7:08pm Jun 23, 2018
A man was taken to hospital after a boat exploded into flames next to a Lake Macquarie yacht club, blanketing the skies in thick black smoke, north of Sydney today.
Around 1.10pm, police were called to the Lake Macquarie Yacht Club on Ada Street, Belmont following reports the moored vessel had caught fire.
Up to 40 Fire and Rescue NSW officers attended the scene to extinguish the blaze.
A boat exploded into flames today next to the Lake Macquarie Yacht Club, north of Sydney. Picture: Supplied. (Supplied)
Witness Andrew Cooke told 9NEWS he saw the fireball erupt from the boat before a man onboard jumped off the vessel.
"I heard a big bang and a fireball came out the back of the cruiser," he said.
"Shortly after, the bloke inside jumped overboard."
Thick black smoke blanketed the sky over the club as emergency services worked to extinguish the blaze. Picture: Supplied. (Supplied)
The vessel's 59-year-old occupant was taken to hospital in a serious condition with burns to his face and hands. Picture: 9NEWS. (Supplied)
The 59-year-old occupant of the prized boat, who had been cleaning at the time of the explosion, suffered burns to his face and hands.
He was treated on the scene by paramedics before being taken to John Hunter Hospital in a serious condition.
Inside the yacht club, people took cover as the boat caught fire before emergency authorities also evacuated around 100 people from the yacht club as a precaution.
Authorities are now investigating the cause of the inferno. Picture: 9NEWS. (9NEWS)
The boat's charred wreckage remains moored at the yacht club. Picture: 9NEWS. (9NEWS)
Inspector Mark Cavanagh from Fire and Rescue NSW said the club's staff worked efficiently to deal with the situation.
"Management of the club did a really good job getting people out quickly, with approximately 100 people evacuated from the club," he said.
Police are continuing to investigate the explosion to determine the cause of the fire.


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Newborn Kidnapped in 1998 Reccently Found in South Carolina
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After years and years of searching, the cold case of abducted baby, Kamiyah Mobley, has now been reopened due to her true identification coming to light. Mobley was recently found in Walterboro,South Carolina, and told her whole life has not been what she thought.
Only hours after her birth in Jacksonville,FL, Mobley was taken by a woman who claimed to be a relative of the family. The abductor was only seen through hospital video and was disguised in women's scrubs. She was abducted by Gloria Williams, a now 51 year old woman who lives in South Carolina.
According to the authorities, Williams was charged with kidnapping and interference with custody. Apparently she also used fraudulent documents to disguise Mobley and make sure no one knew her true identity.
The woman Mobley longed to believe was her mother has been arrested in association with the abduction.
As any teenager would be, Mobley is having a hard time with the transition of her life. A South Carolina Sheriff stated, "She's taking it as well as you can imagine," he said. "She has a lot to process. She has a lot to think about."
For the last 18 years, Mobley has seen this woman as her mother. In a press release, Mobley is seen with her mother, on opposite sides of a prison window, saying, "I love you, Mom."
As for Mobley's biological mother and father, they are ecstatic that their daughter has been found alive and healthy. Shanara Mobley, who was 16 in 1998, told investigators that a woman she thought was a nurse entered her hospital room and she never saw her daughter again,until now.
Her biological family was 'overwhelmed with emotion,' the sheriff says and they are glad they get a second chance to be with their daughter.
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MOSQUITO COAST ANNOUNCE DEBUT ALBUM KISSES TO BE RELEASED ON OCT 18TH
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A lover's kiss, a goodbye kiss, or une bise ('a kiss on the cheek') Mosquito Coast's debut full-length, Kisses, is about intimate relationships.
The crushing and worrying about reciprocity, heartbreak, guilt, and learning to accept the fleetingness of some romances – and it is set for release worldwide on 18 October 2019.
Mosquito Coast (aka Naomi Robinson and Conor Barton) from Perth, Western Australia were fast-tracked into the Aus music scene in 2015 with the first song they'd ever recorded – Call My Name,…
…which won Triple J's Unearthed High and reached 101 in the Hottest 100. What followed were singles Commotion, Let's Be Friends, the Television Love EP, numerous national tours and high profile festival appearances.
Naomi and Conor who now live in different cities (Perth and Melbourne respectively) travelled to New York City to record the album with renowned French producer Nicolas Vernhes, who's worked with some of the world's most inspired artists including Moodoïd, The War On Drugs, Animal Collective, Dirty Projectors and Deerhunter.
Nicholas and his Rare Book Room studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn (Mosquito Coast were one of the last bands to record in this legendary space before it closed) had a huge influence on the album's sound, the duo spending an intense 12 out of 14 days recording.
"The thing we loved about working with Nicholas was that the way he worked enabled us to try out any idea at the drop of a hat," explains Conor.
"We would sing what we heard the track needed, planning to play it on an instrument later. As it turns out, many of these vocals were left in, like me singing the bass line in 'Rouge' giving it a Beach Boys vibe. Because of this, we really explored harmonies a lot more."
Naomi adds: "Nic's production had an effect and also the instruments we had access to. There's a tonne of Roland Juno synth used as both a bass and a pad. The warmness of the synthetic strings was something we were really drawn to. We didn't think we'd use live piano either, but glad we did!"
The resulting album is delicate and sparse in moments, yet heavily textured and lush in others – every song conveying an overarching silver lining or hazy glimmer of hope.
Many of the tracks evolved from Naomi's loop recordings with Skipping Girl, Sweet Talking, This Type of Love and Rouge developed at a seaside holiday house in Falcon, Western Australia. Paris, Texas; Lonnie Liston, Wave Interlude and Blue Interlude came later – "all a similar vibe after personal tumultuous times", Naomi says. Scorpio, Night Call, Goodbye Kiss and How Long were written in Melbourne – just before they headed to NYC.
"'Kisses' is quite vulnerable and intimate… kind of like being in our bedrooms, but not quite close enough to read our diaries."
It's an ode to every person they've kissed; a warm and dreamy coming-of-age story designed to be listened to from start to finish, as all great albums arguably should be.
KISSES CAN BE PREORDERED HERE
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Q: Python SQLite Return Default String For Non-Existent Row I have a DB with ID/Topic/Definition columns. When a select query is made, with possibly hundreds of parameters, I would like the fetchall call to also return  the topic of any non-existent rows with a default text (i.e. "Not Found").
I realize this could be done in a loop, but that would query the DB every cycle and have a significant performance hit. With the parameters joined by "OR" in a single select statement the search is nearly instantaneous.
Is there a way to get a return of the query (topic) with default text for non-existent rows in SQLite?
Table Structure (named "dictionary")
ID|Topic|Definition
1|wd1|def1
2|wd3|def3

Sample Query
SELECT Topic,Definition FROM dictionary WHERE Topic = "wd1" or Topic = "wd2" or topic = "wd3"'

Desired Return
[(wd1, def1), (wd2, "Not Found"), (wd3, def3)]

A: To get data like wd2 out of a query, such data must be in the database in the first place.
You could put it into a temporary table, or use a common table expression.
To include rows without a match, use an outer join:
WITH IDs(ID) AS ( VALUES ('wd1'), ('wd2'), ('wd3') )
SELECT Topic,
       IFNULL(Definition, 'Not Found') AS Definition
FROM IDs
LEFT JOIN dictionary USING (ID);

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After the #EndSars protests, nothing in Nigeria will be the same
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After the #EndSars protests, nothing in Nigeria will be the sameOctober 28, 2020
October 20, 2020, is a date that will forever be etched into the minds of Nigerians both at home and abroad. As the governor of Lagos state announced a 24-hour curfew that would begin at 4 p.m via Twitter, protesters barely had four hours to get back home in the notoriously congested city. As people scrambled, government officials allegedly cut security cameras and turned off the lights at the Lekki tollgate, leaving protesters in darkness. These protesters, from different parts of Lagos, unable to make their way home, sat on the ground, waving their flags, singing the national anthem — waiting peacefully for what would come next. In videos that would later become viral, we see soldiers approach the tollgate, shooting directly into the crowd. These were not warning shots.
In one video, you can hear a young man's voice as he breaks into tears while singing the national anthem, gunshots can be heard in the background. Over 100,000 people watched a live Instagram stream made by a popular disc jockey, DJ Switch. The stream showed as protesters struggled and failed to save a young man who had been shot, performing an elementary bullet removal surgery with their mobile phones. We watched murder live, and we have never been the same.
What inspired the protests in the first place was a decades-long reign by an arm of the Nigerian Police Force that, beyond the carnage of October 20th, has managed to gain a reputation of doing more harm than good. In 1992, the Nigerian government formed the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), a tactical undercover unit of the Police Force tasked with covertly handling cases of violent crime — everything from kidnapping to armed robbery. The unit was formed during a period of rising crime in the continent's most populous nation but quickly came to represent the very type of behavior it was designed to snuff out. Over the years, SARS has morphed into a moneymaking trigger-happy squad that has been known to terrorize Nigerians. They arbitrarily arrest and extort young people with impunity for non-crimes like having an iPhone or laptop, driving a nice car, having tattoos or dreadlocks, looking queer or dressing "indecently."
In 2016, I was arrested by SARS officers during a raid at my university. I vividly remember being greeted by an assault rifle pointed at my face on a Saturday morning, after opening the door of my apartment at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Without explanation, I was bundled into the back of a truck with other students and driven by armed men without uniforms to a discreet location where we were thrown into a makeshift cell. They accused us of cultism and threatened to "kill and dispose of our bodies" unless we paid a large sum of money. After 12 hours in that cell, I was bailed out by a friend who had heard about my situation. We would later learn that the raid on our building was just one of many random raids the unit had carried out that year in a bid to extort money from students.
In response to years of public outcry over SARS misdeeds, the Nigerian government has announced so-called reforms that resulted in little or no change. By October of this year, it became clear that the relationship between the Nigerian government, the police, and the people, perpetually mired in a never-ending cycle of uneasiness, distrust, and lethal hostility, had finally reached its tipping point.
Since the protests started, Nigerians and the world at large have watched as state agents attack and beat up peaceful protesters. Young people have been unlawfully detained and in some cases killed by the Nigerian police. Following the initial wave of protests, President Muhammadu Buhari announced the dissolution of SARS, replacing it with the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit, which many Nigerians viewed as merely renaming the unit and not actually ending it. I remember seeing a placard from one of the protesters which read: "Emma na thief, you change his name to Joe. E mean say Emma no go thief again?" which loosely translates to "a thief is still a thief even if he changes his name".
Motivated by a torrent of visual evidence — including footage of the SARS officers killing people in different states, growing accounts of harassment and extortion shared on social media, and the brutal killing of a protest bystander, Jimoh Isiaq in Oyo state, young Nigerians, including myself, stepped out to protest against police brutality that had become our reality. I felt I was familiar with the ebbs and flows of a typical protest since I'd participated in the #OccupyNigeria protest of 2012, and more recently, the #AbujaPoliceRaidOnWomen of 2019, but nothing prepared me for the events that would occur that week.
Our protest was peaceful. Starting at the popular Unity Fountain in Central Abuja. we marched with the ubiquitous "End SARS" mantra slapped on placards as we made our way to the Nigerian Police Headquarters. Soon, not far into our journey, we were cordoned off by a wall of armed policemen and about three tankers. To show that we were unarmed and also to reiterate that this was a peaceful protest, we all got on our knees, raised our hands, and proceeded to sing the national anthem.
But, in an instant, everything changed.
For reasons I still don't understand, the police suddenly began hosing down and throwing cans of tear gas into the crowd of protesters. I remember two things — the impact of the water pushing me to the ground, and the burning sensation in my eyes that felt as if my face had been dipped in hot sauce. It wasn't long before chaos ensued as these men, sworn to protect us, began chasing us with guns and canes. When people ask what my biggest fear was, my mind almost never thinks of the pain of death, instead, it wanders off to the dreaded feeling of an unfulfilled life: the ideas to be attended to later, the plans made with an almost disrespectful certainty that we will always see the next day, and opportunities missed for fear of failing.
By October of this year, it became clear that the relationship between the Nigerian government, the police, and the people, perpetually mired in a never-ending cycle of uneasiness, distrust, and lethal hostility, had finally reached its tipping point.
As I ran alongside more than 200 protesters, with the sound of gunshots echoing around me and other protesters being shoved and attacked with canes, all I could think about were the people who never made it home to their families or their dreams.
Through all of this, protesters persisted. Learning from the mistakes of the generation before us, these protests remained decentralized and without assigned leadership. We leveraged the power of social media and a combination of individual efforts to amplify our message. From donations made by Fintech companies to media coverage by youth-centric platforms like Zikoko and Native magazines, Nigerian youths had no choice but to rise to the occasion. One group that efficiently galvanized the movement despite opposition from the government is the Feminist Coalition, a group set up by young Nigerian feminists, that over the past two weeks coordinated the collection and disbursement of funds used in providing legal aid to arrested protesters, medical assistance to the injured, feeding and sanitary supplies, as well as financial assistance to families experiencing loss.
I survived protests on five different days, but Jimoh Isiaq and countless others couldn't make it back home. And while the protests might be on hold for now, this is the beginning of a revolution because, for once, we are all wide awake and we are all committed to demanding better from our leaders and ourselves.
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RECORD TURNOUT FOR CT20
St John's, Antigua – Official figures from the West Indies Cricket Board confirm that fans in Antigua turned out in record numbers to the Caribbean Twenty20 at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground.
The preliminary round of the flagship WICB tournament was played from Monday January 9th to Saturday January 14th with two matches each day – the second played under lights.
The WICB confirmed that total attendance for the six days exceeded 42,000 with the largest turnout being on Saturday evening when over 9000 fans gathered at the SVRCG.
On the previous night just over 8500 fans came out with the other matches being viewed by over 6000 fans each evening.
"The attendance by the fans in Antigua has exceeded all our expectations. The turnout has been tremendous and the fact that attendance numbers every night this year have bettered the best night last year is indisputable evidence that Caribbean T20 is getting bigger year after year," WICB Events Manager Cindy McLean said.
"We salute and thank the fans in Antigua for their overwhelming support. They came out in massive numbers and showcased Antigua on worldwide television and they have helped Antigua to benefit from wide exposure in some very diverse markets," McLean added.
WICB Corporate Communications Officer Imran Khan also commented: "The large crowds at the SVRCG tell us that there is a genuine love for Twenty20 cricket in Antigua and that the fans particularly prefer and enjoy cricket in the evenings under lights."
"With the preliminary round being moved from Trinidad to Antigua it was truly heart-warming to see the fans, including the large Guyanese and Jamaican communities in Antigua, come out and support their teams," Khan added.
"For six consecutive nights in Antigua we saw a display of true Caribbean unity, for even as the fans supported their teams they also cheered on, appreciated and enjoyed the quality performances from all the teams," Khan observed.
McLean said the WICB is now looking forward to similar support from the Barbadian public where the second half of the preliminary round matches will be played along with the semi-finals and final.
The CT20 resumes at the Kensington Oval on Tuesday and the final is carded for Sunday evening.
After the Antigua preliminary games reigning champions Trinidad and Tobago and an impressive Barbadian unit look to be the favourite teams to reach the final.


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An "ACH" transaction" means an electronic payment, debit or credit transfer processed through an automated clearinghouse.
An "ACH policy" means the procedures and internal controls as determined under this written policy.
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The ETO is responsible for the District's ACH agreements, including payment approval, accounting, reporting and generally for overseeing compliance with the ACH policy.
An ACH transaction report detailing individuals or businesses paid, services purchased, the cost of goods or services and the date of the payment shall be contained in the School District's electronic general ledger software system or in a separate report and made available to the Board. These ACH reports shall be retained for audit purposes.
The following system of internal accounting controls will be used to monitor the use of ACH transactions made by the School District.
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Thanks for this. The Clash and the Beat are two of my favorite bands - i've always wondered what exactly Mick's role was on ...All the Rage. Hadn't seen that Wakeling interview before.
And i'm insanely jealous about the BAD show in NYC. Why of why must they skip the middle of the country?
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Laura Ingraham Applauds Her Show For Helping To Block Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Ingraham: "Guess Who Helped Stop It. You're Listening To One Of The Reasons Why It Was Stopped"
Published 12/17/15 10:35 AM EST
From the December 17 edition of Courtside Entertainment Group's The Laura Ingraham Show:
LAURA INGRAHAM: So we go back to the sock puppet analogy. Who's the best sock puppet right now for the donor class? Who is it? Probably Rubio. Probably the strongest sock puppet. Cruz is out there trying to navigate this middle ground between Trump and the establishment. Got caught up in it last night. He got caught up in it. He was supposed to come on the show today, I guess it was kind of a -- iffy whether he was going to come on. I wish he had come on, because -- and Cruz has been good about coming on generally, but he's at least evolved in the right way. And we took issue with much of what Cruz was saying during the immigration debate. He was basically on our side, but on the issue of legal immigration, we had to pull him along and I got into some fairly significant debates with him. Both on mic and off mic. But it was good, it was -- you know what's the great thing about Cruz? Is he actually engages with conservatives. So, you can criticize Cruz -- well, he said -- he was trying to work a deal with the amnesty back then and he was trying to at least prevent them from being citizens. One of the things he was doing at that time -- he didn't say it well last night, but I remember because, believe me, I knew this inside and out and know this issue inside and out. Very few people know it as well as I do. At the time, it seemed all but certain that this bill was going to become law. Guess who -- guess who helped stop it. You're listening to one of the reasons why it was stopped. And you. You listening. All of you listening to the show right now, you helped stop this amnesty from going through.
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A candidate should have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination with English, Physics, Mathematics and any of the Chemistry / Bio-Technology / Computer Science / Electronics / Biology with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in optional subjects(40% for SC/ST/OBC). Those who are appearing for class 12th exams in 2012 can also apply.
A candidate should have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination with Mathematics with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in all the subjects (45% for SC/ST/OBC). Those who are appearing for class 12th exams in 2012 can also apply. Candidates should have also appeared in NATA and got a minimum of 40% marks in it.
Date of Entrance Examination: May3rd 2012 and May 4th 2012.


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Three of the original Eventide "Gang of Four", without friends & family!
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