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53 Arrested in Five-Day Immigration Raids Throughout San Diego County
The latest string of immigration raids have come very close to home. Last week, federal agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) took part in a five-day immigration sweep throughout San Diego County with the goal of apprehending and removing criminal immigrants at large.
During the sweep 53 undocumented immigrants were arrested including immigrants who were not criminals but had final deportation orders issued by the Immigration Court. 10 of the 53 arrested had been previously deported. These individuals were said to have re-entered the United States after previous deportations or had been found in violation of federal immigration laws. According to USCIS, those detained were of Mexican and Guatemalan nationality and were picked up in Santee, Vista, Encinitas, Chula Vista, Escondido, Oceanside, San Diego, and Imperial Beach.
Gregory Archambeault, the field office director of the San Diego Office for Enforcement and Removal Operations defended the actions adding that these types of operations, "reflect the vital work ERO officers do every day to uphold public safety and protect the integrity of our immigration laws and border controls."
Those individuals who were apprehended for criminal violations had committed mostly non-violent criminal offenses including: vandalism, hit-and-runs, larceny, drug offenses, and driving under the influence. According to information released by ICE among those who had been arrested was a Mexican national convicted of heroin possession with intent to sell, two Mexican nationals facing driving under the influence charges, and another Mexican national faced a charge of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
The last large-scale enforcement operation in San Diego County occurred in Mid-March where 115 individuals were arrested during the course of a three-day operation. Individuals arrested during this operation included a gang member convicted of various crimes including grand theft, possessing a controlled substance for sale, and driving while intoxicated. Another had been convicted of spousal abuse, including battery, inflicting injury and threatening to terrorize, was ordered removed in the past, and had been deported on 10 prior occasions.
To learn about your rights and what to do during an immigration raid please click here.
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Articular cartilage is the white tissue lining the ends of bones that form joints. It acts as cushioning material and helps in the smooth gliding of bones during movement. Cartilage can be damaged with increasing age, normal wear and tear, overuse or trauma. An osteochondral defect includes loss of both cartilage and underlying bone in a localized area of the joint. Knee osteochondral defects usually occur due to trauma or an underlying bone disorder. Treatments vary depending on the size and location of the defect. It can include drilling the bone to stimulate cartilage growth or using osteochondral transplants.


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Sandra Castaneda was 20 when she was given a life sentence for a murder she didn't commit. After she'd spent 19 years in prison, a judge overturned her conviction and ordered her release. But instead of walking free, she found herself behind bars again, in a holding cell in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office. That's because Califor…
Building Thriving Spaces For Black Californians 29:41
We're featuring work from our colleagues at the Bay Curious podcast this week. Reporter Ariana Proehl digs into the history of Parchester Village, a neighborhood in the Bay Area town of Richmond. After World War II, Black ministers there made a deal with local politicians to build some of the state's first housing intended to be racially integrated…
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Poet Lee Herrick has taught at Fresno City College since the late 1990s, and is now our state's first Asian American poet laureate. His work has touched on some of the unique experiences Californians share, including our diverse culture and questions of identity. Host Sasha Khokha chats with Herrick as he shares some of his poems as well as his pla…
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This week, we're devoting our show to KQED climate reporter Ezra David Romero's series "Sacrifice Zones." He explores how sea level rise could push contaminants into certain neighborhoods, especially places that are near former military or industrial sites, and that have a history of racism, redlining, and disinvestment. Ezra profiles activists in …
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'The Real Ambassadors': Dave Brubeck, Louis Armstrong and the Story Behind a Groundbreaking 1962 Civil Rights Jazz Musical 29:45
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If visiting the Sailrock Resort in Turks and Caicos is in your dreams, you might want to make the reservation before April 8, 2019.
Effective April 8, 2019, at 11am CST, Sailrock Resort in Turks & Caicos, a Small Luxury Hotels of the World hotel, will be shifting from a Category 7 to a Category 8.
We are told that this increase is warranted because the resort recently added round-trip transportation on an inter-island flight from Providenciales International Airport (PLS) to South Caicos International Airport (XSC), where the property is located, into their room rate structure.
Of course, once changes go into effect on Monday, April 8 at 11 am CST, any adjustments made to existing reservations will follow the terms of the new award chart.


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Tower Hamlets residents to question Met bosses at local meeting
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Stephen Greenhalgh, deputy mayor for policing and crime - Credit: Archant
City Hall and Met bosses are set to take questions from Tower Hamlets residents about the capital's police force as part of a series of town hall meetings in every London borough.
Deputy mayor for policing and crime Stephen Greenhalgh, and assistant commissioner Simon Byrne, are planning to set out Mayor Boris Johnson's strategy for reducing crime over the next four years.
The pair will be taking questions on controversial proposals to close local police stations in a bid to make savings.
The town hall meetings form part of the public consultation on the draft Police and Crime Plan.
Mr Greenhalgh said: "In these challenging economic times, tough decisions will have to be made, but ultimately we want to boost public confidence in the police, cut crime, and drive down waste.
"To do this we need to get more officers out on the streets and be smarter about the how we use police buildings, including police stations and custody suites.
"These changes will, I believe, give London the dynamic, flexible police force it needs."
The Tower Hamlets meeting is on Thursday, January 24, from 8pm, at the Skeel Lecture Theatre, in the People's Palace Building of Queen Mary University in Mile End Road.


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Chapter 2 Women are scare
"I'm hungry! Mother, is breakfast , it's not ready yet?"
A girl sitting on a chair shouts in dissatisfaction.
The sun had already risen, and it was a little past early morning.
It is still a little early for breakfast, but in the Moltern household, it is rather late.
The morning comes early in the house of a military family.
The girl who has been complaining about her hunger for some time is Josephine.
She is the fifth daughter of the family and the elder sister of Pastry .
She has silver hair similar to her younger brother's, but it is slightly brown, making it look blonde at a first glance.
She is a girl with a high nose and shy-looking eyes.
She is 12 years old and in her prime of life , and her need for breakfast is quite understandable.
In a world where two meals a day is the rule, skipping breakfast is unthinkable, as for the modern-day late risers.
Next to the girl.
In the foot of the table sat the youngest child and the only son, Pastry, who also had to endure a hunger and pain in his body .Unlike his sister, Pastry is hungry because he has been trained by his father in swordsmanship even before the sun has risen.
As the eldest son, Pastry had been raised to fulfill the role of heir to a noble family, and he knew exactly why they were forced to endure their hunger.
A seat in the top of the table was still empty since head of the household is at work.
Pastry was born in this world with memories of his previous life, and as his young body merged with his ego, the first thing that puzzled him was the status system, which is similar to a feudal system.
The head of the family had the authority to make all decisions regarding the household, and the family members had no choice but to follow it .
Even meal times were decided by the head of the family.
Although he has gotten used to it recently, he still has to wait while his stomach is growling, which can lead to a complaint or two.
" It''s late.
Shall we have breakfast now?"
Father finally showed up.
Naturally, he is seated at the top of the table .
He thanks God and the spirits for the meal and then the breakfast begins.
The sister, who was tired from waiting, devours her meal.
Of course, pastry is eaten slowly, as if enjoying the taste of the food.
The meal is simple.
Bean and leafy vegetable soup with bread.
The head of the family, Casserole, and his son Pastry get dried figs, which Pastry always offers to his sister.
From a modern day perspective, this seems like a meal that would cause a lot of discontent.
However, the food situation in the Moltaerun territory has recently improved, and the soup is now filled with beans.
It is no longer a soup, but more like cooked beans.
In the early years of the territory's development, the soup was said to be almost the same as water.
The baron, who still remembers the old days vividly, is even deeply moved by the fact that he is now able to feed his children in the morning.
Even if the bread is hard black bread.
For a moment, Casserole's mouth almost curled up in a smile and proud smile, but then he decided to cut the conversation short before the meal was over.
"Son , do you enjoying your sword training?"
"Yes, I think I'm finally getting a grasp of things."
Pastry responds to his father's sudden question with a smile.
It takes all his strength to swing a sword.
The actuality that he is getting better at it day by day, aided by the vague memory of his previous life, makes it impossible for him not to enjoy the practice.
It's reminded him of a past life .
When he was training to be a pastry chef, he was taught not to use only his arms to knead the dough.
Perhaps because of this, his body had learned how to use not only his arms but also his body weight, which really helped.
"from my perspective, you are doing a reasonably good work .
So, on a short notice, three days from now.
you will take part in consecration ceremony."
"consecration ceremony.?"
Hearing this Pastry twisted his head.
This was not because he had never heard of the ceremony.
It was because he wondered if it was too early for him.
The consecration ceremony is a ceremony to inform the gods and spirits of one's coming of age.
It is like the coming-of-age ceremony in modern Japan.
In terms of religious significance, it also has the meaning of celebrating the growth of a child, akin to Shichi-Go-San (the Seven-Five-Three-Three Festival).
In this world, a person is considered to be an adult at the age of 13 to 15.
The head of the family decides whether or not a child is fit for adulthood, and once a child has reached adulthood, he or she has responsibilities as a member of the family.
Once a person has reached the age of adulthood, he or she is responsible for his or her own household, or can leave the house and start a new one.
"Isn't he too young , dear?"
Casserole nodded at his wife's question.
Certainly, compared to the standards of this world, it was clearly too early for this .
Hence, he nodded and showed her, but he did not change his conclusion.
'You know how brilliant our son is,' Casserole said.
He is also skilled enough with the sword to defend himself against a blow at a moment's notice.
As far as his skills with the sword go, he's as good as any of those kids who play around without learning how to use a sword.
I judge him to be an adult in terms of education and combat skills.
There are other circumstances that make it unavoidable, but this is my decision.
'"'I see.
If you have made the decision, then I have no choice but accept ."
A sigh of disappointment or resignation comes from Mother.
The woman's face is beautiful with a hint of melancholy .
woman in her mid-forties.
Pastry has a face similar to his mother's, and from the time he was a small child, he had been a very reasonable and honest boy.
He was a son who received the love of his parents and he loved them.
Therefore, both parents felt the same regret over their son's premature coming of age.
He thought he would have a little more time as a child, and they would be able to love him more.
'"'We' re going out in three days and I want you to be ready for that.
Agnes and Josephine, will you do me a favor?"
It was Pastry 's mother and sister who responded to the head of the family.
It was Pastry's imagination that their eyes seemed to light up.
It had to surely be
" I'll take care of it.
I'll make sure you're prepared so you won't be embarrassed when time will came.
"I'll help you, Mother."
They were smiling suspiciously.
Father was smiling ,as well and Pastry was taken aback by the situation.
The son looked at his father for help.
The steeple-colored eyes, inherited from his parents, are slightly teary.
Father is shaken because he does not usually see his beloved son in such state, but now that happened even he is, as head can't stop his wife and daughter.
Pace's face twisted as his father responded in a manner that was both offhand and unthinkable for him .
His mother and sister.
There is a good reason why they are so excited about the situation.
For nobles, going out of their own territory means a diplomatic trip for their own territory .
Whether the purpose is goodwill, outings, , negotiations, or inspection tours, the basic essence remains the same.
It is similar to the way that if the president of a company works outside the company, most of the time it is part of a sales operation.
The person in charge of the territory, or someone close to it, goes to another person's territory.
Even a minor trouble could turned into a military conflict.
Therefore, it is necessary to follow the rules of etiquette and to behave in a way that no one will be mocking
The most important is clothing.
It is said that 70% of first impressions are based on one's appearance, and the impression one gets from a quick glance cannot be ignored.
If you wear military uniforms, your military intentions and position will be stressed, and if to wear formal wear, it will be an official negotiation visit.
Expensive clothing shows the wealth of the territory, and people with wealth will be attracted to those with money.
On the other hand, if a person is poorly dressed, he or she will be looked down upon, no matter how splendid person on the inside.
If a person does not have even the minimum of clothing for a visit to someone else's territory, he or she is seen as a person without common sense.
For example, if an office worker goes to another company wearing a shorts, a stomach band, and a pair of sandals, he or she will be considered to be lacking in common sense.
At least a suit is the minimum level of good sense, and the brand of the suit and watch can be a convenient bluff.
The same is true in aristocratic society, where there is a minimum level of good looks, and the power relationship is measured by the amount of extra value that can be placed on it.
In other words, it is also a mother's "inside help" to judge her son's clothes.
The older sister, who would eventually marry into another family, must also learn the duties of a nobleman's wife.
As a woman of a noble family, it was only natural for her to be excited about her important job of dressing up the heir to the family.
So, why is Pastry's eyes teary? Is it because he is not good at dressing up in the Japanese sense of the word? If you are a craftsman who can stand on the world stage, It goes without saying that the visual aspect of sweets is also very important.
Since sweets are an art form that can be enjoyed with the eyes as well, he knows the importance of being concerned with the appearance, just like the clothes.
Pastry on the verge of tears because he is adored by the women in his life.
Or, to put it more correctly, he is too adored.
"I think you should wear ribbons in your hair," she said.
I think it will make you look prettier".
"Mother, if that's the case, then Liliana's dress would look good on him.
That frilly pink dress that she gave me because it didn't fit her anymore."
"Oh, my goodness, I love it.
It's nice.
But I think he should put some makeup on."
Even in the countryside, where entertainment is scarce.
To dress up a lovely child as a dress-up doll is the most excellent entertainment of all.
"Well, mother and sister, I'm a man, so please don't ……
dress me up as a girl."
That is, if ignoring the sacrifices of the Pastry who is being toyed with.
"You've already finished eating.
Let's get you ready to go."
" Help me, somebody!"
Casserole watches his son being taken away by his mother and sister.
Casserole looks at him with pity in his eyes, but doesn't seem bothered to stop them.
He suddenly mutters as if he had forgotten something important.
In fact, he now remembered that he had been told something important by one of his servants.
"I forgot to tell you that you will receive your proper uniforms tomorrow."
It seemed that the hardship of Pastry was going to continue until tomorrow.


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June 26-28 - Region 10 "Road Show" in Greenville - Multiple departments from Region 10 have come together to create a conference convenient to teachers living in the Greenville area. Both technology and content-specific topics will be offered.
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Faculty of Arts Professional and Social Studies
Sarah Stirk
Faculty: Faculty of Arts Professional and Social Studies
School: School of Law
Email address: S.K.Stirk@ljmu.ac.uk
Engagement and impact
Sarah completed her LLB hons at Warwick University before studying for an LLM at the College of William and Mary in the US. Sarah then studied for and became the youngest person to qualify at the time as an Attorney in the State of Virginia and took up a post as a Criminal Defence Attorney. After several years of practice Sarah returned to the UK to cross qualify as a solicitor and work in Commercial Property Litigation. Before joining Liverpool John Moores, Sarah was worked as a teaching fellow at the University of Exeter.
Sarah's main research interests lie in socio legal issues associated with access to Justice in the UK and USA. Sarah is currently pursuing a PhD which focuses on a comparative analysis of the problem of the jury as a democratic representation in ordinary criminal cases and the marginalisation of lay involvement in the criminal justice system.
Teaching: Module Leader for Employability and Business Skills on the LLB and Environmental Law on the LLM and Land on the GDL. Sarah is part of the teaching teams for Equity and Land on the LLB and GDL and Independent Learning and law and Mooting for the LLB and Legal Research on the LLM in LP.
Administrative: Member of the Law School Teaching and Learning and Employability Committees. Sarah also runs the OUP Mooting team with teams having has reached the Quarter and Semi Finals in recent years.
Sarah is admitted as an active member of the Virginia State Bar and the United States Court of Appeal for the 4th Circuit. Sarah is a member of the Virginia State Bar Association, Society of Legal Scholars, United Kingdom Environmental Law Society, National Scholars Honours Society (US) and Liverpool Law Society, SLSA, SOLON, British Journal of Criminal Justice.
Sarah is the APSS Associate for the Leadership and Development Foundation.
Sarah is also an External for Land and Equity on the GDL at Nottingham Trent University.
2011, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, PGCERT with distinction
2007, William and Mary Law School, USA, United States, LLM
2006, Warwick University, United Kingdom, LLB hons
University of Exeter, United Kingdom, PhD in progress
Associate Leadership and Development Foundation APSS Faculty, Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, 2017 - present
External Examiner of the GDL, Law, Nottingham Trent University, 2014 - present
Senior Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University, 2010 - present
Teaching Fellow, Law, University of Exeter, 2009 - 2010
Chief Examiner Introduction to Practice, CILEX, 2009 - present
Stirk SK, Aiello M, Box M. LJMU Case Study on how the creation of the new Leadership and Development Foundation Associate role demonstrates a pioneering approach to leadership development and change capability in Higher Education. brown G, Huxley L. Leadership Foundation for Higher Education, Advance HE, >Public Url
Engagement & Impact
Conference presentation:
The Impact of the Leadership Development Foundation Associate (LDFA) role at Liverpool John Moores University, UFHRD2019, Nottingham, Oral presentation 24/06/2019
Is reflective learning an essental key to student success?, LJMU Teaching and learning Conference, LJMU, Oral presentation 12/06/2019
The Impact of our "unique" Leadership Development Foundation Associate (LDFA) role at Liverpool John Moores University., Higher Education Leadership Forum 2018, Sheffield University, Panel Discussion 12/09/2018
From Retention to Employability - Can Reflection Help?, Teaching and Learning Conference, Liverpool John Moores University, Oral presentation 13/06/2018
From retention to employability can reflection help, LJMU teaching and learning conference, Liverpool John Moores, Oral presentation 13/06/2018
Conference organisation:
A new employability model for the twenty-first century: the importance of social media and digital employability skills, Co-Covenor and organiser
Editorial boards:
UKLSA Student Law Review, Editor and then Editor in Chief
Fellowships:
Fellow of the Higher education Academy, Higher Education Academy
Membership of professional bodies:
member, Virginia Bar Association
Admitted as member, National Scholars Honours Society, USA
Member, Virginia State Bar
member, SLSA
Member, Law Society of England and Wales
Other Professional Activity:
I chaired a session at the Professional Services Conference at LJMU in June 2017
Research Grants Awarded:
Leadership Foundation for Higher Education, LJMU Case Study on how the creation of the new Leadership and Development Foundation Associate role demonstrates a pioneering approach to leadership development and change capability in Higher Education, Meriel Box and Mike Aiello, Grant value (£): £400
Higher Education Authority, 'A new employability model for the twenty-first century: the importance of social media and digital employability skills, Dr Alison Lui, Grant value (£): 750, Duration of research project: 3 months
Teaching qualification:
PGCERT with distinction


Baku International Book Fair will open its doors to publishers from all over the world.
The main purpose of the event is to promote reading habits, to familiarize readers with the national and foreign publications, as well as to create cooperation opportunities between national and foreign publishing houses.
The exhibition-fair will be held at Baku Sports Palace on September 27-29, Trend Life reported.
The 6th Baku International Book Fair is organized by the Ministry of Culture.
National and foreign publishing houses, bookstores and other organizations are expected to take part in the fair.
During the event, publishers have the opportunity to showcase and sell their printed products, to negotiate with foreign and domestic publishing houses and writers in order to discuss various topics related to the publishing industry, etc.
Noteworthy, the 5th Baku International Book Fair was held in 2017.
More than 100 national and 40 foreign publishing houses took part in the fair.
Numerous presentations and literary meetings were held as part of the event.


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Becoming The Video Hub - How LTE Services Can Make The Most Of Video
Presentation by Iolo Jones to the LTE World Forum at Amsterdam RAI, 25th June 2015
About ten years ago, at a similar event in these halls I did a presentation on the technical challenges of delivering video over mobile networks – at the time we were working on building a transcoding farm with KPN. I think a decade on we can all accept that most of the technical problems with delivering video to mobile devices have been tackled successfully. The challenges now are around the business model.
The problem is that most quad play services have become commoditized, almost before networks have been rolled out. The one outlier is TV and video. So, can this be a panacea ?
The trouble with TV and video rights is that they are complex and that there are players in each part of the value chain who want to enter other parts of the value chain as the current flurry of mergers across the globe shows. Companies are placing very big bets in this sector, often to emulate models that have failed in the past.
And the UK is a case in point. If we look at the current situation in the UK market you can see that companies that are good at content traditionally haven't been good at mobile and vice versa. It was a lesson learnt some time ago by Telefonica after they purchased Endemol, of course, so this is nothing new. Still, it hasn't stopped many of these companies jumping into bed with each other. There are a few names up there worth mentioning. Tesco, the giant retailer used to be the biggest seller of physical videos on DVD in the UK, now they are totally out of the game despite having a pretty successful MVNO model. Ironically it's TalkTalk who bought their SVOD service, Blinkbox. Lebara is an interesting entrant to the market with their announcement last week that they are going to push expatriate content to their customer base.
That's a brave approach and I'll return to that later, but the current business models revolve around doing nothing, providing a wrapper for existing services – basically carrying apps, aggregating content, or in rare cases, launching an original service. But even in this final category, the tendency is to emulate not innovate.
So let's look more closely what the issues are: first of all the regulatory environment and the upkeep of net neutrality principles means that it is difficult to do any volume based carriage deals. Your only option with Netflix is to promote them and take a very small cut of their subscription fee as they suck the capacity of your LTE network dry.
Recent proposals from the EC is going to force content to be made available on a pan-European basis, which benefits pan-European operators.
There are still latency issues that preclude models such as added value services in sports arenas, which is something we're doing some work on with a Premiership team in the UK. Still thousands of people accessing the same content at the same time in the same cell is not going to end well. Ironically, this is where peer-to-peer technology may make a comeback.
Perhaps the biggest problem, and the one I'm mainly going to address today, is that of differentiation. In the world of Me TV, how do you stop your service from being Me Too TV ?
Finally, there the $64 million dollar – and the rest – question is how you make money when it costs so much to buy content, especially premium content in a highly price sensitive marketplace.
But the trouble is, you can't afford NOT to do anything about it. According to Ericsson, 45% of your network traffic is already video and this is going to rise to 60% by 2020.
But the good news is that there is a younger generation of viewers who consume video and TV content in a very different way and they're watching lots and lots of video on their smartphones and tablets. And not necessarily short form video either.
So, against this confusing backdrop, how do we change things ? What do we need to do ? Well, I think that an important first step is to change the paradigm and to stop looking at video as a network service, but to look at it as a handset service. In the era of Tv everywhere (with a small e to keep the lawyers happy), the handset is the hub.
So let's look further at what this amazing device can do. First of all it can take payment and do this in an easy and unobtrusive way. To pay for premium sports events on Sky you have to dial in and pay. It's not so with mobile billing. I'm utterly amazed how operators haven't jumped into this space before the likes of Apple considering they already have a billing relationship with the customer. Offering an open payment API would attract content owners.
Secondly it can act as a conditional access pass, so that you can protect the delivery of content.
Thirdly, you can aggregate services into a central view. Unfortunately I currently have twenty or so video apps I have to use to watch everything I want to watch on my mobile.
Finally, and the tech for this is still nascent, it can act as a streamer and a projector – why do you need a box or even a dongle if you can simply stream from your mobile wherever you are onto any screen by wireless comms?
So, these are the things that you'll need to do, in my view, to enable a great video service over LTE
And then you can start looking at some innovative services. To finish off, I've just listed a few here.
Get rid of all those icons and offer one app that talks to these apps and makes it easy for users. Of course this is easier said than done, but there are services like Zattoo and TV Catchup that have come close to succeeding.
The trouble with building your own content services is that it's really, really complicated and expensive. We own a company called rights tracker that tracks the rights for some of the world's leading TV properties and this is what one, simple rights position might look like – and there could be thousands of these each difference.
So we're working on creating a centralised rights marketplace where anyone can push their rights or acquire those rights. This is especially useful for secondary rights, things like the live coverage of sports matched that you can never see again, or slightly older rights for dramas: this is how Netflix established themselves.
There is also the possibility of engendering new business models such as reverse bidding – allowing users to outbid broadcasters for rights.
Then there is the boom in self produced content that is badly curated on places like YouTube and is currently fragmenting onto multiple platforms such as Vine and Facebook. Already services like Digg and Buzzfeed are curating and aggregating a service based on these feeds, becoming the new broadcaster networks in the process.
Finally, back to Lebara and to one of my favourite approaches to building a market. You don't have to try and get everyone day one - Zuckerberg started with Harvard - you can start with minority interests and aggregate audiences. The costs and the content are far cheaper and viewers are more fanatical and willing to pay.
Of course, this is only the start of the story and if you'd like to discuss this any more I'd love to hear from you.
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Home Prices Retreat in Nearly All Major Markets
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According to the new Knock Sellers-Buyers Market Index, of the top-100 largest metropolitan markets, 98 of them reported home price declines in September, while 15 markets reported home prices falling by more than 10% from their highs set earlier this year.
So what does this mean? According to Knock, a confluence of events that led to the report's findings have pushed the market into buyer-friendly territory, good news for those who haven't been sidelined by affordability costs.
In fact, only two housing markets (Providence, Rhode Island, and Salisbury, Maryland) have posted strong numbers, remaining at or above highs seen earlier this year.
According to Knock, in 15 markets, prices dropped by 10% and prices in 42 markets are projected to fall further from their 2022 records by September 2023. The total number of buyers' markets increased to 16, more than double from August. This is expected to grow to 27 by September 2023.
As the cost of everything goes up, be it due to inflation or supply chain problems, only 1.8 million homes were bought and sold across the top 100 tracked markets, less than same period in each of the last four years.
Inventory numbers, which seem to have bottomed out in 2021, have only increased in 2022 as the median days on the market is up to 20 in September, up by seven days from a year ago.
The average sale-to-list ratio fell to an even 99% in September, the lowest level since 2021 and down from 100.3% at market peak in May 2022.
"Based on our findings, the shift to a more balanced market is still in its early stages. We expect that this much-needed reset will persist through much of 2023, and although prices will again begin to rebound they likely won't return to their peaks for the foreseeable future," said Sean Black, Knock Co-Founder and CEO. "While many drivers of the housing market like demographics and record low unemployment have not changed, the combination of higher rates and home prices have put affordability at the worst levels in 30 years with entry-level monthly payments set to be 34% higher in 2022 vs 2021."
"The good news is that as prices soften and rates stabilize once the Fed is done with its aggressive rate hike campaign, hopefully after its meeting in November, buyers will be ready to re-enter the market and sellers will retain the majority of the equity gains they've seen in the last two years."
On a nationwide basis, the median home price was up 6.6% to $388,000 year-over-year in September, but down 5.4% from its peak of $410,000 in May. Although seasonality plays a factor in home prices, the rate at which prices are appreciating is well below the double-digit growth seen over the past two years.
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On March 25/April 7, the monastic community of the Annunciation celebrated its patronal feast day. The Vigil with the Litya was filled with festal hymns in place of most of the fasting texts, giving great joy to all present.
In the morning, we celebrated midnight office, the hours and the Divine Liturgy, where all received Holy Communion. At the conclusion of the service, we made a procession around the monastery. At the meal, the order of the Panagia concluded the festal celebrations.


The Japanese Spindle is a large evergreen shrub with glossy dark green leaves, each with a central gold mark. Full Sun/Partial Shade. Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.
Euonymus Japonicus Ovatus Aureas is an evergreen shrub with broad oval shaped leaves that are bright yellow when young and become green with time. The fruits are pink while the flowers are tiny and green. The flowers bloom during summer and the fruits during autumn.
The Japanese spindle is perfect for garden borders, low hedge screens, groundcover, or pathways. It can be combined with other shrubs for hedging or as a standalone plant. The plant responds well to pruning and can be maintained to a moderate height. The average growth rate per year ranges from 20 to 40 centimetres. Make sure you trim the main shoots of the Japanese spindle in May and September to preserve the bushy look. Ideally, the plant should be grown with full or partial sun exposure.
The Japanese Spindle grows well with full exposure to the sun, which makes the leaves look more attractive. Nevertheless, it does fairly well in partial shade. This plant is resistant to exposed, coastal, and windy conditions and can grow well on coastal conditions. It should be grown on moist and well-drained soils, and requires minimal maintenance. Although the Japanese Spindle can grow up to two meters tall, it should be trimmed regularly.
Before planting the Euonymus Japonicus Ovatus Aureas, first water the plant when it is still in the pot. Find a suitable spot with partial shade and dig a hole for the plant. The depth and width of the hole should be about two times the size of the pot. Add compost to the base of the hole and then place the plant inside the hole. Using a mixture of compost and the soil, refill the hole making sure you firm it. Water the plant to make the soil settle. Keep watering the plant regularly for the rest of the year.


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John McCarthy · January 7, 2016
SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs are winning easily, resting their stars and giving big minutes to role players.
In almost every way, it's been their best start to a season.
Tim Duncan scored a season-high 18 points and the Spurs had eight other players in double figures, rolling to a 123-98 victory over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night that kept them unbeaten at home.
San Antonio (31-6) matched its best start in franchise history by winning its 21st straight home game to open the season.
"We're going through the process of trying to get better every game," said Spurs forward David West, who had season highs in points (18) and rebounds (13). "Continue to protect our home court and continue to focus on our defense. Regardless of who plays, we're trying to make sure that we attempt to make it perfect. Even though perfection is not a possibility, we're still looking to achieve it."
San Antonio had a season-high point total in winning its 13th game by 20 points this season and eighth by 25 or more. The Spurs' collective winning margin is the best after 37 games in NBA history. They are plus-526 against their opponents this season, which bests by 10 points the start by the 1972 Los Angeles Lakers.
"We're eventually going to have a letdown," veteran reserve Manu Ginobili said. "We're pros, we shouldn't. We have to fight hard to take every minute, every possession seriously. Considering that the goal is not to win today, but to get better for when it counts in four months. We still have margin for improvement."
The Spurs set a season best with 68 points in the first half, enabling coach Gregg Popovich to sit Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green to start the third quarter.
It was part of an easy night for San Antonio, which was without injured Tony Parker and sat LaMarcus Aldridge to rest for the first time this season.
"We've been really lucky and the front office has done a great job of bringing talent, good guys that want to win a championship," Ginobili said. "We can have the luxury of sitting Tony and LaMarcus and still win a good game."
San Antonio shot 61 percent from the field and finished with 34 assists, one shy of a season high.
"It was good, but it wasn't a fair fight," Popovich said. "Those guys played really hard. I actually think they executed their offense better than we executed ours, but they are just missing so many guys. It's a real tribute to that coaching staff and those players that come out every night like this and play their butts off."
The Jazz were without Dante Exum, Rudy Gobert, Alec Burks and Derrick Favors.
Unlike the teams' previous matchup on Dec. 14, when the Spurs never trailed in a 37-point victory, the Jazz led for 15 seconds after Trey Lyles made the game's opening basket.
It was one of the few highlights for Utah (15-18), which dropped to 5-11 on the road.
"I would have liked to see us be better defensively and make it a little harder," coach Quin Snyder said. "But I think when you look back on it, there are a lot of things that you may want but maybe aren't as realistic against the group we just played."
Leonard had 15 points and Ginobili added 14 while both played just 23 minutes. Kyle Anderson and Ray McCallum had season highs with 13 and 10 points, respectively.
"Collectively we're going to play for 48 minutes, regardless of what the scoreboard says," Utah guard Trey Burke said. "We leave it all out there on the court. We've just got to continue to play that way whether we're getting beat by 20 or if we're up by 20. We have to have that mindset and focus to continue to play with a lot of energy."
Burke had 21 points and Gordon Hayward scored 18 on 6-for-16 shooting.
Jazz: Utah players have missed a total of 69 games this season due to injuries or illness. … Utah is 3-3 since losing Burks to a broken left leg. Burks was hurt on Dec. 26 in the second quarter against the Los Angeles Clippers. The Jazz are hopeful he will be back after the All-Star break in February after undergoing surgery in late December.
Spurs: Parker missed his second straight game with right hip soreness. … Green had two 3-pointers, giving him 662 with San Antonio to surpass Bruce Bowen (661) for second in franchise history. Ginobili is the Spurs' career leader, raising his total to 1,311 with two 3s against Utah. … Aldridge missed the Spurs' victories on Nov. 21 and Nov. 23 with a mild sprain of his left ankle. … San Antonio extended its franchise-record home winning streak to 30 straight regular-season games dating to last season.
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Duncan shot 8 for 13 from the field and made his only two free throw attempts. He sat out the fourth quarter after playing 26 minutes.
GOLDEN STARTS
San Antonio is only three games behind Golden State in the Western Conference despite the Warriors' 33-2 start.
"I don't think it helps or it hurts," Ginobili said. "It's just what is and there is nothing we can do about it. They are playing great basketball. They're fun to watch. And good for them. We are trying to do our best, to get better, to have the best record we can have. If Golden States finishes 80-2, it is what it is."
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HOW CREATIVE PEOPLE SUCCEED
I rarely re-post work by someone else on this site, but I read an article by a best-selling author, Jeff Goins, called The Unfair Truth About How Creative People Succeed. In it, Jeff posits some insightful ideas about creativity, luck, and being in the right place at the right time, and I would love to hear your own insights and views on the subject. Here is the text:
By Jeff Goins
The other week, I was invited to a dinner hosted by a friend. Those attending included people I've admired for years. Halfway through the dinner, I silently asked myself, "How did I get here?"
For years, I heard people talk about their influential friendships and subsequent success, and I would seethe with envy. It seemed unfair. Of course those people were successful. They knew the right people. They were in the right place at the right time. They got lucky.
Years later, I would discover that success is born of luck (I don't think any honest person can dispute that). But luck, in many ways, can be created — or at very least, improved.
The truth is life is not fair. For creative work to spread, you need more than talent. You have to get exposure to the right networks. And as unfair as that may seem, it's the way the world has always worked.
The good news, though, is you have more control over this than you realize.
Creativity: A Systems Approach
What makes a person creative? Of course, as human beings we are all endowed with the ability to create. But what is the difference between that kind of "little c" creativity and the world-changing "big C" creativity that changes industries and leaves a legacy for generations to come?
In his decades-long study of creativity, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi describes what he calls a "systems approach." Since creative work tends to be subjective, he posits a model that includes three systems. They are:
The Individual
In order for a work to be considered Creative (in the sense that it offers some kind of enduring work the world remembers), it must satisfy all three of these areas. Here's how it works.
First, an individual must master her craft in a given domain (art, science, mathematics). Then, this person must offer the creative work to a field of influencers in that domain who are trusted experts. Finally, the gatekeepers decide if the work is worth being accepted as authoritative into the domain.
That's the systems approach to creativity.
And as much as I initially winced at the word "gatekeepers" when considering what makes creative work succeed, once I started reading biographies of famous artists, scientists, and musicians, it made a lot of sense. Talent is only part of the equation. The rest is network.
Hemingway, Paris, and Enduring Work
When he was just a young man in his early twenties, Ernest Hemingway moved from Chicago, Illinois to a poor district in Paris. He had just returned from a short stint of serving with the Red Cross in World War I and wanted to pursue a career in writing. There was just one problem: he didn't have much exposure to other writers.
Who would teach him?
In Chicago, Hemingway met Sherwood Anderson who encouraged him to move to Paris to meet Gertrude Stein, who led a community of writers, poets, and artists there. Plus, it was cheaper to live in Paris, and Hemingway could live modestly while still having time to travel and write.
In Paris, he met Stein, as well as Ezra Pound, James Joyce, and many others who would shape his work for years to come. This included a connection via F. Scott Fitzgerald to Scribner's, the publisher that would later publish his novels and change the course of his career forever.
Before that decade in Paris, Hemingway was a writer of some notable talent and a pretty good journalist. But after those years immersed in the creative work of others, he was a household name.
Due to the connections created through that community, Hemingway became one of the most famous writers of the 20th Century. It's inconceivable such a development could have happened anywhere else. Not because there was something special about the Left Bank at that time, but because without a network, creative work does not endure.
Without a network, creative work does not endure.
In other words, without Paris, there is no Hemingway. But what does that mean for mere mortals like you and me?
Finding Your Own Paris
Are we doomed to failure if we don't live in the right place at the right time?
Of course not. But networks matter, maybe more than we care to admit. Vincent van Gogh's work matured much more quickly once he met the French Impressionists. And why wouldn't it? He now had a field of gatekeepers who both critiqued and validated his work.
Whether we like it or not, we all need some kind of objective standard against which to measure our work. And although van Gogh did not sell much of his work in his lifetime, it was the tenacity of a well-connected sister-in-law who eventually brought his paintings to market. In fact, most of the great art the world has ever seen came about not through a single stroke of genius but by the continual effort of a community.
Great art does not come about through a single stroke of genius, but by the continual effort of a community.
Networks. Partnerships. Creative collaborations. This is where enduring work originates, and, incidentally, is how we get works like The Lord of the Rings and The White Album. Creativity is not a solitary invention but a collaborative creation. And communities create opportunities for creative work to succeed.
But how do you apply this approach if you don't live some place like Paris, New York, or Rome?
Well, of course, you could move. According to Csikszentmihalyi, it's better to move somewhere new than it is to will yourself to be more creative. And now, it's easier than ever to transplant yourself someplace inspiring, even if temporarily. I did this eight years ago, relocating from northern Illinois to Nashville and unknowingly implanted myself into what would become a hub of creativity, technology, and entrepreneurship. I'm glad I did.
But you could also let go of your excuses and realize there's a network available to you right now, wherever you are. This may come in the form of an online mastermind group or a series of events you attend, maybe even one you organize yourself. The truth is there are connections everywhere and always more resources available to those willing to look.
Five years ago, I decided to do something radical — well, radical for me at least. I let go of my cynicism and began reaching out to influential bloggers and authors, people I had watched for years and wanted to know. I asked them to meet me for coffee. And here's the crazy part: most of them said yes.
Even though I was a shy person, I met these heroes of mine and followed up with them, doing everything I could think of to help them. In some cases, it just meant buying their coffee. In others, I would interview them for my tiny blog, realizing that even the most influential people don't mind talking about themselves.
I tried to be the kind of person these people would want to invest in — following every piece of advice they gave, doing everything they told me to do, and not questioning a single word of it. And at some point, I got lucky.
It's naive to say success doesn't involve luck. Of course, it does. Crazy stuff happens all the time, stuff we can't control that sometimes works in our favor. At the same time, luck is not completely out of your control. Luck can be planned, anticipated. Although I can't tell when or where luck is going to come from, I do know the more you put yourself in the company of greatness, the more likely some of that greatness will rub off on you.
So if you want a seat at the table, the process might look something like this:
Find a gatekeeper. For Hemingway, this was Sherwood Anderson and eventually Gertrude Stein. These were the people who held the keys to the kingdom, and every domain has at least one. Find someone who is connected to the people you want to know, and be strategic in reaching out, tenacious in staying in touch, and intentional in demonstrating your competency.
Connect with other people in the network. Stein introduced Hemingway to other writers in Paris who could help him, but he was also relentless about meeting with them. He used to spar with Ezra Pound on a regular basis, boxing him and learning how to write terse prose in the process. If you show the gatekeeper you're willing to learn, he or she will likely introduce you to others and keep investing in you.
Help as many people as possible. This is crucial. It's not just who you know, it's who you help. People remember what you do for them a lot more than they remember how clever you were. In spite of his reputation as an alpha male, Hemingway did this, too — helping Stein get her work published, encouraging Fitzgerald when he suffered from creative blocks, and bringing attention to the work of the Left Bank.
Of course, every person's journey is their own. But what I am now more certain of than ever before is that success in any creative field is contingent on the networks you are a part of. The question is, will you embrace the power of networks, or will you keep thinking those people are just lucky?
Luck comes to us all. But those who recognize it are the ones who succeed. Every story of success is really a story of community, and the way you find yours is by reaching out and taking advantaage of the opportunities that present themselves — whether that's in Paris, Chicago, or your own hometown.
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Update 02-01-2019: Indian Air Force has released IAF Group C Result 2019. Download IAF MTS Safaiwala Cook LDC Result 2019 at www.indianairforce.nic.in.
Indian Air Force has published IAF Group C Exam Score Card 2019 for the posts of Multi-Tasking Staff, Safaiwala, Cook, Lower Division Clerk, Mess Staff, Store Keeper, Fireman, Ayah/ Ward Sahayak, Stenographer, Hindi Typist, Carpenter, Driver, Junior Artist, Dhobi, Painter, Superintendent (Store) and Lab Assistant. Candidates who have appeared in the IAF Group C Recruitment Exam they must download the result at official site i.e. www.indianairforce.nic.in.
An IAF MTS LDC Merit List 2019 uploaded by the Indian Air Force for numerous posts. This is a golden chance for those candidates who are waiting for the Indian Air Force Jobs. The selected candidates will be appointed All Over India according to the officials. Candidates are required to read the full article and then apply at www.indianairforce.nic.in. Candidates can download the Indian Air Force MTS LDC Result 2019 from the official portal.
Name of the Posts MTS, Safaiwala, Cook, LDC, etc.
Candidates who have attended the IAF MTS Safaiwala Cook LDC Examination they can download the exam result from the official site. The merit list will provide the numerous details such as the name of the exam, subjects name, marks in each subject, etc.
Stenographer Grade-II / Jr Artist Grade-II/ Fireman Age should be between 18 years to 27 years.
All other Age must be between 18 years to 25 years.
Hindi Typist 02 Posts Rs. 5200 – 20200 + GP Rs. 1900/- 12th pass with Hindi typing speed of 25wpm.
Lower Division Clerk 23 Posts Rs. 5200 – 20200 + GP Rs. 1900/- 12th pass with English typing speed of 30wpm or Hindi speed of 25wpm.
Lab Assistant 01 Post Rs. 5200 – 20200 + GP Rs. 2800/- B.Sc + 1 year Lab experience.
Cook 25 Posts Rs. 5200 – 20200 + GP Rs. 1900/- 10th pass + 6 months relevant exp.
Fireman 14 Posts Rs. 5200 – 20200 + GP Rs. 1900/- 10th pass with Fire Fighting certificate.
Civilian Mechanical Transport Driver 02 Posts Rs. 5200 – 20200 + GP Rs. 1900/- 10th pass with driving license.
Junior Artist 02 Posts Rs. 5200 – 20200 + GP Rs. 2400/- 10th pass/ equivalent + certificate in Art.
The applicant's selection will be done on the basis of General Intelligence, Reasoning, Numerical Aptitude, General English, General Awareness, Skill/ Practical, and Physical Test.
Visit the Indian Air Force official website i.e. www.indianairforce.nic.in.
Go to the IAF Group C Result Notification 2019 section and open the advertisement.
Press on the IAF Group C Result Download.
Fill up the details and click on the download button.
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Duduzane Zuma at his appearance at the Randburg magistrate's court on July 12 2018.
Former president Jacob Zuma's son, Duduzane Zuma, is in the dock on Tuesday in his culpable homicide trial relating to the 2014 death of Phumzile Dube, 30, when his Porsche collided with a minibus taxi.
He heard on Tuesday that he will not have to answer for the death of Jeanette Mashaba, who died in hospital a few weeks after the crash on the M1 South highway near the Grayston Drive offramp.
The Randburg court heard that the state had consulted with a pathologist and Mashaba's death was ruled a result of natural causes.
State prosecutor Yusuf Baba told the court that Mashaba suffered from a pre-existing condition, which the state was unaware of earlier, that led to her death. The condition was not linked to the car crash.
Zuma has pleaded not guilty.
He said in a statement read out by his legal representative, Mike Hellens, that he was driving on the M1 south around 10pm. He said it was raining and he lost control after driving through a pool of water.
Malusi Gigaba's decision to grant the Gupta family citizenship was "incorrect" and should be looked into by the state-capture inquiry.
Shortly after the accident, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) decided for the first time not to prosecute based on the existing, insufficient evidence and referred the case to a magistrate's court or a formal inquest.
Randburg magistrate Lalitha Chetty ruled on December 11 2014 that Zuma was negligent. Chetty found "the death of the deceased Phumzile Dube was prima facie brought about by the negligent act of suspect 2, Mr Zuma.".
"He failed to conduct himself in a reasonable manner under the circumstances and adverse weather conditions," she said.
Chetty rejected Zuma's defence that his car had "aquaplaned" in water as he had admitted to speeding up to overtake a car that was splashing water on the windscreen of his low-slung Porsche.
She said he should have slowed down taking into account the heavy rain falling at the time of the crash.
The NPA, however, initially elected not to prosecute. AfriForum said last April it would seek a private prosecution of Duduzane Zuma for culpable homicide, prompting the NPA to reverse its decision.


Bristol Rovers brushed past Southern League Premier Melksham Town in the first pre-season encounter of the new season.
Kyle Bennett netted a hat-trick, with a brace from Ellis Harrison and a strike from Tom Nichols completed the rout in Wiltshire.
Rovers fielded two teams of XI in both halves to gain equal game time and fitness in preparation for the game against Peterborough United in three weeks time.
Elliot Owens analyses the individual performances from the win.
Had little to do, but made a very good low diving save to deny Simon Gilbert – who had the hosts' best effort of the game.
Got forward and joined in attacks on the occasion – it was great to see him back playing after his injury-hit season last term.
Also on his way back from injury and it showed – but a competent performance from the versatile player.
Captain in the first half and lead the defence by example with gutsy headers to keep out a first half bombardment of corners.
The final 45 minutes petered out as the home side grew tired, but a confident performance from the youngster.
Stood strong alongside Lockyer and kept the hosts at bay, when they were threatening midway through the first half. Craig and Locks look like they will continue to lead the back line.
Limited, like his defensive partner, Josh Bailey. But a good workout for another player who had an injury-hit campaign last term.
It was my first view of the young wingback. He got forward with Leadbitter in attacks. This outing will only bode well going forward.
This young man can put in a very dangerous ball, it goes right to the sweet spot where strikers like to feed off, but unfortunately nobody met his crosses. Still, though Rovers need to find two experience left backs in three weeks.
His first half hat-trick speaks for his performance. Bennett thrives with freedom and caused the home side constant problems with his pace and skill. He is my bet for club top scorer next season.
Looked like he lacked fitness, certainly drive. But, the game had slowed right down after break – so take nothing from his performance – he will shine over time.
Best signing so far on paper – he has plenty of experience in the league above as well as in League One and looked very assured in a holding midfield role. Looks like he'll be another coup by DC.
Another classic Ollie Clarke battling display – he will have to be more consistent and disciplined to get plenty of game time in midfield.
Usually has his name sprayed across match reports, but that was not the case today. Not a bad performance, but strangely quiet – last seasons player of the season should have another successful season at BS7.
Lines' experience and countless game time with Ellis Harrison showed as he set Harrison up with his brace in the second period. Has incredible vision and varies his passes. Who to play in the middle of the park?
It was a really impressive first start in the famous quarters. He was rapid cutting inside and played dangerous through balls, of which he grabbed an assist. The best performance out of the four new signings, for me, that will give the gaffer plenty to think about his midfield selections.
Quiet, but his pace caused countless issues and will do going into the new season. It definitely looks like Mensah has bulked up over the summer – he could be one to watch?
Little is known about the latest Gas trialist, but he was heavily involved in the first goal having the initial effort on target and played off to Nichols well in the opening exchanges. He grew out of the game as time went on. I am not sure he is the type we need.
In on the goals once more and is always in the right place at the right time for a shot. He is linked with Blackburn and wouldn't be surprised as he really is growing into his own at 24. A brace and a good partnership with Reilly, is a sign of things to come.
Had plenty of chances in the first half, was disappointing that he only managed the one goal having had a few golden opportunities.
Seemed to play all over the place. The Scot linked well with Harrison and looks like he is clever off the ball. Not really the game to asses his performance too much.


On the same line as starting a blog, I decided to have a Permaculture Meetup and well… it was a hit! I let people know what this Permaculture thing is and how it aligns with the solutions that people are looking for, to help make the environment a better place for all of us. After Permaculture 101 we sat around for hours and discussed how we are going to do this. Had some close friends there along with some new ones who are on the same page. We planned on how we are going take over the world (well take it back).
This was so fun we are going to have one weekly to keep the awareness fresh in our minds. Please feel free to join, tell a friend or even support the cause remotely. We need topic ideas, workshop plans, training classes and even people to do research. Let's keep this ball rolling.
Also please sign up for our next Meetup below and then enjoy some photos from the event.
Looking to meet other people in my area that are interested in hearing about this crazy idea called Permaculture and how you can do your part to help save the (your) world!
Would there be any advantage to inastule the soil surface with, say, bags filled with pine needles or even just a tarp to keep as much heat from being lost as possible?


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Movie Review: Anja Marquardt's directorial debut is a slippery, low-budget indie drama, set in New York, which is unable to suppress a painful superficiality of a plot about a sexual surrogate who, in a prohibitive way, falls for a client. About to finish her masters in behavioral psychology, Ronah (Brooke Bloom) is a gentle, self-assured woman who helps men with high levels of anxiety and problems in achieving intimacy in a relationship. When Johnny (Marc Menchaca), a reticent nurse who takes care of his handicapped sister after work, signs the agreement and pays, Ronah was far from imagining she would fall for him after breaking the initial emotional impasse. This situation, besides compromising the trust that was patiently built in their professional relationship, triggers other dangers for her to be closely exposed. Apart from this central topic, Ronah has other concerns such as freezing her eggs for the future, dealing with construction issues at her apartment and the imminence of a lawsuit, and giving all the support she can to her brother while he takes care of their sick mother. The film is sluggish and yet mysterious in a first phase, but after a while it sticks solely with the sluggish. The highly structured images oppose to a series of happenings that are presented in a disorganized and underdeveloped way. Choppily edited by Marquardt and Nick Carew, "She's Lost Control" seems more a set of collages that slowly lead us to an upsetting ending. Mrs. Marquardt has several narrative constraints to analyze in her premier, regardless the controlled technical routines of her filmmaking style and a droll cinematography by Zack Galler. Even Brooke Bloom seems not to fit quite well, and the depth of the accounts portrayed here was never satisfying.
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But what about retired NFL player personnel directors and ex-scouts with input from their scouting brethren?
In 2011, when there was debate whether Oklahoma State or Alabama, both with one loss, should face unbeaten Louisiana State in the BCS title game, scouts quickly dismissed the Cowboys. They had watched both teams and declared Alabama vastly more talented. The Crimson Tide ended up in the game and won the title.
"Can't see that happening," an administrator here said Saturday when asked about scouts.
Greg McGarity, the athletic director at Georgia, also doubts the selection process will leave the family. He said the committee will be administrators: athletic directors and commissioners.
The main reason many picked Alabama to beat Georgia was the offensive line. The Crimson Tide could have two first-round picks in 2013, left guard Chance Warmack and center Barrett Jones. Georgia is rated as just average on the line.
It certainly showed in the first half Saturday.
Alabama ran for 152 yards to just 45 for Georgia. Eddie Lacy, Alabama's 220-pound junior running back, had 90 yards in the first half. Todd Gurley, Georgia's 220-pound freshman running back, gained 46 yards.
The two quarterbacks, Georgia's Aaron Murray and Alabama's AJ McCarron, have had splendid seasons and both could declare for the NFL Draft next spring. The NFL scouts have their issues with both, mainly with arm strength.
Murray, who is from the Tampa area, was forced out of the pocket several times in the first half Saturday and his throws on the run were short of the intended receiver. Late in the first half, Murray had a receiver running down the left side of the field, but the throw was short and intercepted.
In several games this season, particularly in the 29-24 loss to Texas A&M, underthrown McCarron passes cost the Tide.
Murray has a truckload of school passing records, but his size is a concern. He is listed at 6-1, but he is closer to 5-11 and when the pocket collapses on him he is gets smaller and smaller.
Alabama is more desperate than Georgia and needs McCarron to return. The heir apparent, Phillip Sims, transferred to Virginia and the backup is Blake Sims (no relation), a sophomore who played quarterback in high school, but played wide receiver his first season at Alabama.


On November 15 – 16, 2018, Merrick and Company will join with Virginia Tech to host the first in an envisioned series of highly informative, interactive workshops on integrated biorisk management at the Inn at Virginia Tech. This event will encompass both biosafety and biosecurity, with particular emphasis on the agriculture and food sectors. It will also introduce the new field of cyberbiosecurity, which Virginia Tech has created and is exploring for application to these domains. The first day will consist of keynotes and panels that address a variety of priority biosecurity, biosafety and biorisk topics.
The second day will consist of an interactive roundtable exercise which takes up threat and vulnerability assessment and analysis. Event participants will understand the priority concepts associated with threat-based biosecurity; the potential vulnerabilities associated with agricultural research and development; and the application of threat-based biosecurity as it relates to agricultural research and development facilities and activities. Future opportunities leveraging this particular workshop will also be discussed.


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Last Saturday, Roz and I and some other Scottish Bloggers were treated to a fantastic day out by the Scottish Ballet. We were invited along to Blythswood Square Hotel for afternoon tea, a wee pamper, a cocktail and a screening of the making of Hansel & Gretel followed by a Q&A session with two of the stars topped off with the matinee performance at the Theatre Royal!
On arrival at the hotel (a favourite of mine - I spent my hen weekend here) we were greeted with a delicious themed Woodcutter's Wife gin cocktail with lemon & ginger flavours and a mini candy cane! Getting a glimpse behind the scenes was amazing as we watched videos of the cast rehearsing and saw the intricate miniature model sets followed by the trailer. I was so excited to see the show!
Afternoon tea was also themed with gingerbread men and lots of delicious sweet treats, scones and sandwiches.
We were able to see some of the costumes up close, the dew drop fairy and the sandman which was super sparkly on stage under all the lights, my photo below really doesn't do it justice!
Everyone had made a great effort to get dressed up for the ballet in pretty frocks, I decided to wear my Phase Eight red dress with a wide back patent belt accessorized with Christmas jewellery - my Cachet snowflake necklace and Christmas bow ring from the V&A - and sparkly cardigan I received last year for Blogmanay. I also wore my new coat from Oxfam styled with another wide black belt and black fringe bag from H&M and Office boots as it was horrible weather outside!
When we arrived at the theatre, Roz and I were seated in the Upper Circle and initially had seats right at the side (where we could see all the other bloggers in the centre of the Dress Circle) but due to our height, we were very uncomfortable as our knees were pressed right up against the wall. Luckily they managed to find us some other empty seats which also had a better view and were much more comfortable :) I would definitely recommend checking out the seats before booking if you can, especially if you're tall, we were amazed at the difference in leg room between different areas!
My favourite scene was one with the ravens, they start off as a biker gang before turning more bird-like in the forest with really creepy movements and when the witch joins them, followed by the sandman, the whole dance is just mesmerising with absolutely stunning costumes.
I think I preferred the story and dancing from the 1st half but I absolutely loved the set design in the 2nd half.
I'm so jealous, I'd love to see ballet I've never been.