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From the Trunk: On Grotesquerie
On March 19, 2018	by karengb	With	0 Comments	- the trunk
I'm busy as hell with preparations for the second Orcas book, getting ready for a literary festival in April, and working on another huge project that's devouring hours of my time. But here's a piece based on something "from the trunk". It's about grotesquerie; the worst part of any book.
Grotesquerie in rough draft
I've been handed some grotesque things to read in my life. A writer gave me a story about a couple who mutilated each other as part of their sex lives. He had the good sense to say, "You might not want anything to do with me after you read this." After forty pages of necrophilia, torture, self-mutilation, incest, matricide and so forth, I understood why he was worried. I believe he'd scared himself. That one was eventually published.
Years ago, someone I met in a writer's group sent out 76 copies of his manuscript to various members, hoping for response. And I after I started reading it, I knew I'd never give him a response he'd enjoy hearing. The writing was endless "telling" from a great height, the narrator looking down and pontificating madly on the chaos of the story. There wasn't a shred of likeability or humanity in most of the characters, and the rare few who displayed any humanity were punished in one sadistic twist after another. After a point I set aside the red pencil, realizing that since no publisher in the world would ever want to publish this, there was no need to offer editorial advice.
The author wrote me, saying he was disappointed that only three or four people seemed to have finished it. I didn't tell him that a mutual friend had told me she'd "set it aside and gone to throw up and take a shower." I decided stunned silence was a merciful thing. If people had told him what they really thought, he might have gone on a homicidal rampage and acted out some of the more vicious tableaux in this book.
Grotesquerie in print
There are plenty of published books that contain cannibalism, which is where I draw the line. I can't read about it. A few books that contain it have made it past my censors–John Dollar by Wiggins, Shallows by Tim Winton, and Ahab's Wife by…somebody, which was an incredible disappointment because the first third of the book, before they stepped on that whaling ship, was so damn good. Actually, these were all good books that I wish I'd never read. I'm sure these writers are making a big fat metaphorical point, I just can't stomach their metaphor, so the point is always lost on me. I wish all books that contain cannibalism had a big red warning "C" on the cover.
Maybe even worse
The same thing with animal abuse. A friend loaned me two books that contained animal abuse. Like, just handed them to me casually with a "You'll like these," no warning, nothing. Thanks, Friend! The books were The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks, and Wide Open by Nicola Barker. The first title is disturbing and extremely well-written. I had a glimpse of the hidden shocker, but only a glimpse. I'm good at figuring out the mysteries in the Gothic, but this time, the ending did surprise me. It all fit together beautifully. Wide Open was next. I liked it and wished I'd had the opportunity to discuss it, because beneath the plot shocks, sick humor and odd characters, there is a metaphysical twist that I haven't quite figured out.
Because of the grotesque subject matter, I would never just hand these books off to a friend without a warning. Can you easily recommend a book that's strength is its ability to illuminate the mindset of a character committing unthinkable, unforgivable acts, and to stir you to a horrified sympathy with that character? You have to loan these books carefully, but I have given Under the Skin, by Michel Faber, to more than one friend, and it's one of the most disturbing novels I have ever read. I think it's completely worth it.
Which brings us to me
This all brings me to my own experience with writing something unforgivably grotesque. Apparently, when describing some of the itchy ailments suffered by Asa Strug in Love and Mayhem at the Francie June Memorial Trailer Park, I use the phrase "butt rust." And my friend Alex was horrified by this. She said, "I can't believe you made me read the words butt rust, Karen!" She was upset and disgusted. I didn't even remember putting that in the book, to be honest. So I had to go find it.
IT WAS THURSDAY morning, and the most contented man in the Francie June Memorial Trailer Park was no longer content. He itched from head to toe. His hands rummaged through his locks as if they were sorting snakes, as if his torment could be shaken free like the louse that fell by the cracked nail of his largest toe.
"Lord, send relief."
His hands moved to scratch at his bitten, scabby neck. He tore at the skin, tears in his eyes, his teeth grinding with frustration.
"I am bedeviled."
He stood and reached for his back, his privates, his stomach. It was more than bugs. Years of not bathing had left him with crotch rot, butt rust, and between-the-toe fungus that made his toes appear webbed. His body was nothing more than a collection of maddening itches. He dug and writhed and came dangerously close to taking the name of the Lord in vain.
"Lord! I need vinegar!"
Yes, I really wrote that
Look, that is really gross. I wrote it, and I own it. I had no choice but to submit to Alex's disgust, because upon rereading, that passage is sick. Sick, but necessary, as Asa is trapped in a body as tormented as his mind.
So after Alex chastised me for a bit more, she asked me to read a book she loved. It was Cruddy, by Lynda Barry. I love Lynda Barry, I've met her and I'm a fan of her person and her work; but have you read this book? It's good and tragic and funny, and it contains so much gross stuff, scabs and flakes and itches that are exponentially worse than the phrase "butt rust." Cruddy even needs to have that big reg "C" on the cover, for cannibalism.
Alex had no trouble with anything in Cruddy. But she couldn't handle "butt rust."
Consider this a pledge: You will never read a book that contains cannibalism written by me. But I just might break out "butt rust" again. So be prepared.
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Q: Proper way to deal with empty numeric cells in a CSV file I am reading in a CSV file from a commercial measurement processing software by writing my own CSV import method (in c# btw). The contents are a bit strange in that many intermittent empty cells occur where there should be numeric values. Like so:

Zeit [s] ; Speed [m/s] ; Distance [m] ; X [m/s²] ; Y [m/s²] ; Z [m/s²] ; Zext [m/s²] ;
0,100000 ; 0,000000 ; 0,000000 ; 0,004023 ; 0,009220 ; -0,007959 ; 0,035353 ;
0,100167 ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; -0,021732 ;
0,100333 ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; -0,003706 ;
0,100500 ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; 0,041362 ;
0,100667 ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; 0,035353 ;
0,100833 ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; 0,044366 ;
0,101000 ; 0,000000 ; 0,000000 ; -0,003253 ; 0,000765 ; 0,003821 ; 0,008312 ;
0,101167 ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; -0,006710 ;
0,101333 ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; -0,027741 ;
and so on...

Is there any convention for CSV that dictates how to deal with the missing values when the respective column is numeric?
To me it is rather obvious from the specific experimental context that the missing values should be constant (i.e. staying at the last valid value in that column), but when I am writing a general import filter for CSV, I would like to safely assume that this is always the case for CSV's from different sources.
And what about the time column/abscissae: if they were ever missing some values, it makes no sense to keep them constant (and since I don't know for sure that abscissae are always in the first column, I don't know what to keep constant at all!)...
Otherwise I am asking myself how a commercial package can throw out such an ill-defined rubbish of a CSV file.
PS: sorry if the c# tag is wrong, it's just the language I am coding in, but it has no direct relation to the question. Could be removed if not desired.

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by writing my own CSV import method

Don't do that? There are multiple libraries that will do that for you, each one better than whatever you would hand-code, because they have multiple man-years in experience, testing and real-world use.

it is rather obvious from the specific experimental context that the missing values should be constant

This has nothing to do with CSV. This is your programs logic. Your data format defines that your values are missing. That is what a normal CSV reader will do for you. Your business logic might be that missing values will be replaced by their last known values.
So you need to place that in two different parts of your program. Data import (csv reading) and business logic.

A: You basically have the Zext accelaration (assuming it's another sensor value) that is being pulled more often than the other values.
One sixts of a milisecond, while the others are updated every milisecond.
So in order to save space, the other values are ignored, not written, to not make the CSV file grow unnecessarily.
What you have to define with yourself is which data is crucial for you?
If you're going to write the values in a relational database, it will take the space defined for the datatype, if you write in the extrapolated value (let's just say, taking the value from the previous "full line") or a zero.
So, if the Zext values are unneccessary for your thing, ignore the whole lines, otherwise you can extrapolate/copy the values from the previous full lines.

A: As I can see, you have delimiters ";", you can split based on the delimiter. That way you can read the contents of the cells (empty or not).

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German noted figure, Comtesse d'Agoult, daughter of the Comte de Flavigny. She married 20-year older Count Charles d'Agoult in 1827 and became a member of Parisian society.
Independent and willful, in 1834 she ran away with Franz Listz, with whom she had three kids. He had no income and they separated after five years, reconciled, and had a final separation in 1844. Their daughter Blandine married Emile Olivier who became Napoleon III's minister, and daughter Cosima married pianist Hans von Bulow, divorced to become Richard Wagner's second wife. Marie was friends with George Sand and shared her views. She published an autobiographical novel in 1846, "Nelinda," plus other books and articles. Under a pseudonym, she wrote "History of the Revolution of 1848."
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Food Poisoning in the Wrexham District in 1910
Three Deaths. 80 Cases.
Great consternation has been caused by the extraordinary outbreak of ptomaine poisoning in the Wrexham district. Three deaths have now occurred, and about 80 cases of illness have been reported. Rhos had escaped well, though a few cases of illness were reported, but luckily none were serious. The matter is engaging the attention of the Government Health Authorities, and Dr Llewelyn Williams has been asked to report thereon.
A DEATH AT RHOSTYLLEN. THE INQUEST
An inquest was held at the Tabernacle, Rhostyllen, on Monday evening before Mr Ll. Kenrick, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of John Evans, of 35, Oaklands, Rhostyllen. It was alleged that on Saturday, August 6, he ate a meat pie, purchased from a certain shop in Wrexham. He ate the pie for supper and partook of a portion on Sunday morning. On the Sunday he complained of having pains in the stomach. Dr J. E. H. Davies was called in, and he attended him up to the time of his death.
Before the evidence was taken, the coroner said he hoped the jury would dismiss from their minds anything they might have heard relating to that inquiry, and that they would form their own conclusions upon the evidence.
Albert Evans, son of deceased, said his father was 61 years of age. He was a winder at Bersham Colliery. He was taken ill on Saturday, Aug. 6th, but did not complain until the Sunday. He had very severe pains in the stomach on the Sunday afternoon. The pains continued, and on Monday morning witness went for Dr Davies, of Plas Darland, who attended him up to the time of his death.
By the Foreman: The doctor was asked to come about 10 a.m. He came about 4 p.m. by Mr Kendrick (who said he represented an interested party) Four years ago deceased met with an accident, but he had not lost a day's work for two years
THE WIDOW'S EVIDENCE.
Elizabeth Evans, the widow, said up to Saturday evening, August 6, her husband was quite well. About nine p.m. he partook of a two-penny meat pie for his supper. The pie was purchased with another at Wrexham about six p.m. by her ¡ daughter. Shortly before ten on the same J I evening her husband went to wo- k at the colliery. She did not see him again until ¡ Sunday morning. He did not complain when he came home. She gave him the other pie for his breakfast, but he did not eat it all. He only had a piece of it. He said he did not feel quite the thing," and he did not want any more of the pie. He did not have any other food. He went j to bed after breakfast, which was the usual thing with him after he had been working all night. He was called up about 12-30. He came down to dinner but only ate a small portion of what was laid before him. He did not complain but said he should not want any more. He had a little lamb for his dinner. The remaining portion of the pie was thrown away when she was cleaning up. She threw it away because it did not look enticing.
On Sunday afternoon he went for a short walk and came home complaining of being unwell. He said he felt sick and complained of great pain in his stomach. He could not take any tea, and he had to go to bed because the pain was so great. On Monday she sent her son to Dr Davies to describe her husband's condition to him, her husband was vomiting and suffering from diarrhoea until the doctor came in the afternoon. He began to vomit on the Sunday evening, and it lasted through the night. Dr Davies sent a bottle of medicine and said he would call early in the afternoon. He died on Sun- day morning. By Mr Kendrick, her husband tried to eat some lamb for dinner on the Sunday, but it went against him. It was English lamb. On Saturday he had a lamb chop for his dinner. They did not keep tinned meat in the house. Her husband had a great objection to tinned food in the house the lamb was fresh. Elizabeth Ellen Evans, daughter of the deceased, said she went to Wrexham on August 6th to do a little shopping. She purchased two meat pies and paid two pence each for them. She took the pies home. She did not see her father eat the pies.
THE DOCTORS OPINION.
Dr J E H Davies, Wrexham, said he attended the deceased. He had known him for several years ever since he came home to practise. When witness saw him first, he had little or no pain, but was suffering from severe diarrhoea. He had little sickness after the first few hours. On Thursday, there were signs of heart failure and collapse, and he remained in this state until the time of his death. Death was due to some form of poisoning. He had no doubt about it. He made inquiries, and he found out that he had eaten a meat pie. He did not see any portion of the pie. Meat or fish were 4he most common causes of ptomaine poisoning By Mr Kendrick He was not prepared to swear what kind of poison he died from any kind of ptomaine. The Coroner said it was for the jury to consider whether the evidence pointed to the fact that these pies were or were not the cause of the deceased suffering from ptomaine poisoning. If that was so, he asked them to find further as to whether they were satisfied as to where these pies were produced. He wanted to trace them to their origin. There was little doubt that these pies were produced from a certain shop in Wrexham.
Mr Kendrick objected to this direction to the jury and pointed out that at the inquest on Friday the Coroner told the jury that it did not matter where the pies were purchased. The Coroner said that what happened on Friday had nothing to do with the pre- sent case. The jury considered their verdict, and the Foreman, in announcing their decision said they found that deceased had died from ptomaine poisoning, consequent up- on eating a pie procured from a certain shop in Wrexham. A vote of sympathy with the relatives was passed by the Coroner and jury. Mr Kendrick said he also desired to express his sympathy with the relatives of the de- ceased on behalf of Mr Stevens. They I could quite understand that there was a great deal to be said on behalf of the proprietor of the shop, and he wished to say that the proprietor disclaimed responsibility. The Coroner said observations must not be made about anything that might happen subsequently. Mr Kendrick said he wished to express sympathy, but he did not wish to be mis- understood.
THE COEDPOETH INQUEST.
On Tuesday Mr Ll. Kenrick, the East Denbighshire coroner, held an inquest at Coedpoeth, upon the body of the victim of ptomaine poisoning, a woman named Elizabeth Pritchard, wife of William Pritchard, blacksmith, who lived in Manley road, Coedpoeth. Mr R J Kenrick, solicitor, Wrexham, represented Mr F Stephens, from whose establishment at Wrexham a meat pie which the woman had eaten was bought. Jane Roberts, parish nurse at Coedpoeth said that Mrs Pritchard told her she had had a meat pie on Sunday, the 7th, and after eating it she had severe pains. She died last Monday morning. Her daughter was also affected at the same time and she was too ill to attend the inquiry. The daughter informed her that they both par- took of the same pie.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ILL.
Owing to the weak state of the daughter, the Coroner took her evidence at her home. She said that she and her mother ate a pie between them. They were quite well before that but became extremely ill afterwards. Mrs Owen, 7, High Street, Coedpoeth, said she kept a shop, and on Saturday, the 6th, she bought some pork pies from Mr F Stephens's shop at Wrexham. She sold one the same day to Mrs Pritchard. She had received no complaints respecting the other pies. Dr Yates, Coedpoeth, said he was call- ed in to attend Mrs Pritchard and her daughter on Monday, the 8th. They both were in a collapsed state, and from their conditions he concluded that they had been poisoned. They told him they had had a meat pie between them on the Sunday evening. Mrs Pritchard's death was due to ptomaine poisoning.
CONFECTIONER'S EXPLANATION.
Frederick Stevens, confectioner of Stevens Café, Hope street, Wrexham, was called at the request of the Coroner.
The coroner: Has there ever been anything amiss with your goods before?
The Witness: Nothing like this.
Continuing, the witness said the same care and attention was given to the pies in question that had always been given to them. It anything there was better material used than had been the case before the food was always carefully examined, and he had never had any complaints previously respecting his pies. The pork used in the pies sold on the Saturday was obtained from Mr R Williamson, pork butcher, Wrexham, He saw the meat himself, and it looked genuinely nice. The meat was put into the pies within twenty minutes after it arrived at the shop. In the summer he used gelatine and water to gravy the pies, and this he procured from Sansome Dufaville, London. He had not the slightest idea how the trouble had arisen. Some of the pies were examined four days after they were made, and they seemed quite fresh. He had sent some of the same pies for analysis. He used the absolute best materials he could get. He had carried on the business for twenty years.
The jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict to the effect that Mrs Pritchard died from ptomaine poisoning due to eating a pie.
Source: The Rhos Herald 20th August 1910.
Medical Definition of ptomaine poisoning: food poisoning caused by bacteria or bacterial products.
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Safir Engineering war ein britischer Hersteller von Rennwagen und Sportwagen aus Weybridge.

1975 kaufte die Firma das Formel-1-Fahrzeug von Token Racing, den RJ02, benannte ihn in Safir um und meldete ihn beim Race of Champions und bei der BRDC International Trophy.

Später kaufte Safir die Rechte am Ford GT40 und stellte diese Fahrzeuge in den 1980er-Jahren her.

1991 endete die Produktion.

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Pro-Life Legislators: A Call for Collaboration
Fred Deutsch, D.C. | 23 May 2019
Currently, state legislators have the option of joining numerous national legislative organizations including the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), the Council of State Governments (CSG), and the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). While the mission of the organizations varies, (1-3) each provides opportunities for legislators to gather at national and in some instances regional meetings to study, discuss, collaborate, and strategize about issues of importance to the states. There are literally dozens of topics to choose from.(1-3) Examples include energy, health, education, and public safety. Unfortunately, none of the organizations offer topics on life or other bioethical issues that are of significance to the states.
Organizations such as National Right to Life,(4) the Charlotte Lozier Institute,(5) and Americans United for Life(6) all perform important pro-life work including education, lobbying, and model bill development, but none provide a forum for state legislators to meet for discussion, planning, collaboration, or to strategize legislation.
This means legislators seeking to share ideas or otherwise collaborate must take other avenues to disseminate ideas such as religious or personal forums.
To this end, I encourage readers with information about their state legislation to contribute to this forum, and I offer a summary of the six bills and two resolutions introduced in the 2019 South Dakota legislative session.
1. SB72(7) was introduced by the governor's office in response to longstanding issues with Planned Parenthood (PP) not providing informed consent disclosures consistent with state law. To remedy the problem, SB72 requires PP use state-issued informed consent forms. As an example of the problem, under current South Dakota law one requirement is an abortionist disclose to a woman about to undergo an abortion that the procedure will "terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique, living being" (8) However, instead of providing the disclosure exactly as required by law, PP precedes the disclosure with the statement "state politicians require us to tell you . . ." This terminology is used for numerous disclosures. After earlier efforts to enforce compliance failed, SB72 was introduced to require PP use state-issued informed consent forms.
2. SB85(9) moves the date of Department of Health's public report requirement from November fifteenth to July first. Introduced by Senator Jim Stalzer on behalf of South Dakota Right to Life (SDRTL), the purpose is to provide pro-life organizations more time to analyze abortion data and develop plans to respond. The bill passed both chambers unanimously and was signed into law.
3. HB1055,(10) also known as Simon's Law, requires parental notification and agreement before a doctor places a do not resuscitate (DNR) order on a child's medical chart. The law was originally passed in Kansas after a DNR order was placed in the medical chart of a little boy named Simon without his parent's knowledge. After Simon passed away, the DNR order was discovered.
Under current South Dakota law, an abortionist must offer a pregnant mother seeking an abortion the opportunity to see her sonogram. HB1177 (11) adds the requirement that an abortionist must also offer the pregnant mother the opportunity to hear her fetal heartbeat. The mother is free to choose not to view the sonogram or listen to the heartbeat, but both must be offered for the mother to decide if she wishes to see and hear them.
4. HB1177 is an additional step the legislature felt could be taken to ensure that the mother's consent for an abortion is as fully informed as possible and furthers the State's interest in protecting life. Even if the mother opts not to view or hear the sonogram or fetal heart tones, just the abortionist's questions may cause her to reflect that she really is carrying a baby that has both an image and a heartbeat. Ultimately, that knowledge may cause her to decide to carry her unborn child to term.
5. HB1190(12) updates the informed consent requirements to include reporting on the number of mothers that chose to hear the heartbeat of their baby from HB1177.
6. HB1193(13) establishes a Class B felony (mandatory life in prison) if a person threatens to commit homicide, murder, manslaughter, aggravated assault or kidnapping against a pregnant mother, with the intent to cause the pregnant mother to undergo an abortion against her will and cause the pregnant mother to undergo an abortion against her will that results in the death of the unborn baby.
7. HR1003(14) is a resolution denouncing the passage of New York's abortion law and requesting that the Governor declare a day of prayer and fasting to atone for the unspeakable crime of abortion. Sponsored by fellow RTL board member Rep. John Hansen, the highlights are:
Whereas, On the forty-sixth anniversary to the day of the Roe v. Wade decision, the Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo, the fifty-sixth Governor of the state of New York, signed into law an act that permits nearly limitless abortion of a child in utero, even in the last moments before that child's eyes see the light beyond the womb; and,
Whereas, Other states in our Union may seek to follow this path. All life is sacred and that every person has dignity and worth. We are speaking of fully-formed babies. We are speaking of human beings with fully-formed hearts and lungs, eyes and mouths, hands and feet, utterly indistinguishable from our own children and grandchildren; and,
Whereas, Life is sacred from the moment of conception. We know, by the eternal law and the evidence of history, that the destruction of innocent life cries out to heaven for justice. With all humility and in fitting fear for perdition, it is thus proper to bow before the unseen Author of all life and beg mercy in atonement for our sins and the sins of our countrymen, that the cause of our sadness might be lifted from this land and harmony among all restored; and,
Now, Therefore, I, Kristi Noem, Governor of the state of South Dakota do hereby proclaim May 4, 2019, as
A DAY OF PRAYER AND FASTING FOR ALL
8. HR1004(15) is a resolution petitioning Congress and the President to defund Planned Parenthood of all federal funding.
A summary of legislative efforts including voting totals follows. Please share legislation from your state.
http://www.ncsl.org/ NCSL provides state legislators "research, technical assistance, and opportunities to engage in dialogue on issues of significance to the states."
https://www.csg.org/: "CSG is a region-based forum that fosters the exchange of insights and ideas to help state officials shape public policy. This offers unparalleled regional, national and international opportunities to network, develop leaders, collaborate and create problem-solving partnerships."
https://www.alec.org/: "The American Legislative Exchange is America's largest nonpartisan, voluntary membership organization of state legislators dedicated to the principles of limited government, free markets and federalism."
https://www.nrlc.org/
https://lozierinstitute.org/
https://aul.org/
http://sdlegislature.gov/Legislative_Session/Bills/Bill.aspx?Bill=72&Session=2019
https://sdlegislature.gov/Statutes/Codified_Laws/DisplayStatute.aspx?Type=Statute&Statute=34-23A-10.1
http://sdlegislature.gov/Legislative_Session/Bills/Bill.aspx?Bill=1055&Session=2019
https://sdlegislature.gov/Legislative_Session/Bills/Bill.aspx?Bill=HB1177&Session=2019
13. http://sdlegislature.gov/Legislative_Session/Bills/Bill.aspx?Bill=1193&Session=2019
14. http://sdlegislature.gov/Legislative_Session/Bills/Bill.aspx?Bill=HR1003&Session=2019
15. https://sdlegislature.gov/Legislative_Session/Bills/Bill.aspx?Bill=HR1004&Session=2019
Rep. Fred Deutsch, D.C., President, South Dakota Right to Life


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Crypto Corner Podcast: Global Cannabis Applications Corp. (CSE: $APP.C) (FSE: 2FA) (OTCQB: $FUAPF) CEO Breaks Down Company's Uniswap Token and Efixii Deal with Herb Industries Ltd.
Point Roberts, WA and Delta, BC - May 11, 2021 (Investorideas.com Newswire) Investorideas.com, a leader in crypto and blockchain investing news brings you today's special edition of the Crypto Corner podcast featuring an exclusive interview with Brad Moore, CEO of Global Cannabis Applications Corp. (GCAC) (CSE:APP) (FSE:2FA) (OTCQB:FUAPF). Mr. Moore discusses his company's use of blockchain and decentralized finance (DeFi) in the medical cannabis space.
Global Cannabis Applications Corp, ("GCAC") is a global leader in designing, developing, SaaS licensing and acquiring innovative blockchain data technologies for the medical cannabis industry.
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"This is a form of end-user marketing to that market segment that uses both medical cannabis and decentralized finance," Moore said.
A recent press release announced launch of the GCAC token on Uniswap on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain. The token was built and is operated by Abbey Technology, a Uniswap-based DeFi service provider. Moore pointed out that GCAC's relationship to the token is through a marketing contract with Abbey.
"They created the token, and we engaged in a marketing contract with them to use our name in association with the token," he said.
Moore explained in the press release:
"First and foremost, We - Are - Blockchain. So, I'm delighted to expand our marketing reach to fellow blockchain proponents. Cannabis consumers come in many forms and I am really excited to be marketing directly to the Uniswap DeFi community and raising awareness of cannabis efficacy and quality amongst this rather liquid demographic."
A key feature of the token is GCAC's commitment to purchase GCAC tokens on Uniswap with one percent of its quarterly revenues.
"What's interesting, as part of our marketing contract, is that we committed to invest one percent of our top-line revenue," Moore said. "That's why when you look at next year's deal with Herb Industries, it has the potential to add $160,000 into the liquidity pool."
"The whole idea is that we're investing our hard-earned dollars into the liquidity pool in a buyback, so actually, people can see us putting money into the program and as the company grows, it legitimizes what that token actually means."
The deal with the Malta-based Herb Industries Ltd. was announced in a press release on April 13, 2021 and involves a definitive three-year software licensing agreement wherein GCAC will license its Citizen Green Efixii platform as part of the former's "'technology farm' for use in its cannabis compliance and consumer transparency." Efixii is an app that tracks the full cycle of cannabis cultivations, represented by a QR code.
"With cannabis, because it's such a complex plant, you actually have to measure it on a per gram basis of consumption," Moore said. "So think about that. All the data points from it growing; all the way through cultivation, all the way through testing, all the way through manufacturing - if it's going into an edible or into an oil-based product - and all the way to consumption. And then we measure your experience with the Efixii app ... and put that on the blockchain. Now we're getting to the point where we've got consumption, on a per gram basis, overlaid with thousands of other people."
Moore explained the utility of the data that the company accrues can be leveraged by regulators.
"Once you get big data like that, you can do some interesting things," he said. "Most importantly, a regulator - when there's a lack of data - can look at that and write meaningful regulations. We're actually doing this project on behalf of consumers, for the whole point of regulators being able to get behind this and see what a working blockchain can actually do."
About Global Cannabis Applications Corp. "GCAC"
GCAC is a global leader in designing, developing, SaaS licensing and acquiring innovative data technologies for the medical cannabis industry. The Citizen Green and Efixii platforms are the world's first end-to-end - from patient to regulator - medical cannabis data solutions. They use six core technologies: mobile applications, artificial intelligence, RegTech, smart databases, Ethereum blockchain and GCAC smart rewards. These technologies transparently disclose cannabis chain-of-custody events, thereby enabling patients to provide crowd-sourced medical cannabis efficacy data. Driven by digital and cannabis industry experts, GCAC is focused on generating revenue from SaaS licensing its technology and acquiring high quality cannabis datasets that improve patient outcomes and to become the world's largest cannabis efficacy data provider.
For more Company information, please visit www.cannappscorp.com, or review its profiles on www.sedar.com and on the Canadian Securities Exchange's website www.thecse.com.
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Supreme Court to decide if DB participants can sue when plan is not underfunded
Hazel Bradford
The Supreme Court accepted a case that will determine whether pension plan participants can sue if they have not been harmed financially.
The Supreme Court accepted an ERISA case Friday that will determine whether pension plan participants can sue plan fiduciaries for mismanagement if they have not experienced financial harm.
Some participants in the U.S. Bancorp Pension Plan filed suit in 2013 claiming that plan fiduciaries engaged in misconduct, including failing to diversify investments, that caused $750 million in losses.
When the participants questioned the investments involved, U.S. Bank replaced those amounts, causing the plan to be overfunded.
The case, Thole vs. U.S. Bank, was dismissed after a lower court and the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said participants did not have statutory standing to assert breach of fiduciary because the participants had not suffered any individual financial harm and there were enough plan assets to cover benefits.
In June 2018, the plaintiffs asked the Supreme Court to review the 8th Circuit's decision , and the U.S. solicitor general's office urged taking the case on the question of whether plaintiffs have standing to sue without a monetary loss and to resolve disagreement on that question in lower courts.
The Supreme Court petition claims the plan had $2.8 billion in assets as of 2007, but that changed when plan fiduciaries ignored their investment consultants and invested all plan assets in high-risk equities, including 40% of plan assets in a proprietary mutual fund, in violation of prohibited-transaction rules. The market crash of 2008 caused the plan to lose $1.1 billion, which the plaintiffs claim was $748 million more than a diversified portfolio would have lost, and caused a once-overfunded plan to drop to 84% funded. The sponsor contributed $339 million, restoring the plan to its overfunded status, the petition said.
U.S. Bank's brief counters that the plan is 115.3% funded, with $86 billion in liquid assets to meet pension obligations "many times over."
The case has far-reaching implications for participants in defined benefit plans, said Michelle C. Yau, a partner at Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, co-counsel for the plaintiffs. "Plan participants should be able to hold fiduciaries accountable for reckless practices that put their retirement security at risk," Ms. Yau said.
Plaintiff co-counsel Peter K. Stris, founding partner of Stris & Maher, who will argue the case this fall, said courts have wrongly denied defined benefit plan participants the right to hold fiduciaries accountable "for even the most egregious misconduct" unless the plan was underfunded. "Not only is this unconscionable; it conflicts with the remedies Congress explicitly authorized and with centuries of precedent allowing trust beneficiaries to sue for fiduciary misconduct," Mr. Stris said in a statement.
In an amicus brief, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce warned that stopping uninjured plaintiffs from bringing suit is necessary to avoid "profligate and unconstitutional litigation" that could harm plan beneficiaries.
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Young people get a new chance through project of social commitment.
For many years Grundfos has employed staff with limited working abilities or handicaps (currently some 100 employees working in 8 workshops) in close co-operation with local authorities.
In addition Grundfos started a new project aimed at creating employment opportunities for young people with social problems or people with non-Danish cultural backgrounds. Established in November 1998, this project, (Young People in Jobtraining, abbreviated in Danish UIJ) too, involves close co-operation between Grundfos and local authorities.
The project involves young people between the age of 18 and 25 with special needs for support - due to social problems and consequent difficulties in obtaining employment, including young people with alcohol or drug problems in the past, or criminal backgrounds, as well as language and cultural adjustment problems or young people with a history of disregard.
The project aims to train and teach the participants to be able to function in a normal working environment. The object of the project is to enable the participants to support themselves economically or qualify for an education. They are offered jobs in Grundfos production or apprenticeships as engine fitters, toolmakers, moulding fitters, automatics mechanics, electricians, locksmiths, carpenters, electromechanics, or data mechanics. However, the participants are not obliged to remain with Grundfos. If some of them get job offers from other companies the project will still be considered a great success.
The positive experiences gained so far have inspired Grundfos to encourage other companies to establish similar projects. The company actively takes social responsibility - gaining apprentices with solid qualifications in return.
The project is self-sufficient. The participants earn their wages by contributing to Grundfos' production and the Danish Ministry of Social Affairs contributes by paying the salary of the project leader, Tom Th. Pedersen. "We give the participants - who have a past of adversity - responsibility and show them that we trust them. We give them the support and education they need, trying to understand and help them solve their problems", he says. According to Pedersen the young people are most of all searching for an identity. "You may obtain a certain identity by wearing a Hells Angels symbol on the back of your jacket. But you may obtain another identity by wearing a Grundfos shirt. And it makes a whale of a difference!", says Pedersen.


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Times of San Diego Read by Over 50,000 Individuals in April
by Chris Jennewein May 1, 2014 May 1, 2014
Times of San Diego completed its first full calendar month of operation with 50,102 readers in April, according to Google Analytics.
The start-up news site, which launched March 13, covers essential news and publishes thoughtful commentary for the entire San Diego metropolitan area.
Map from Google Analytics shows where traffic to Times of San Diego originates.
Key metrics for the month of April include:
Young Readers: 61% are 34 or younger, and more than three-quarters are under the age of 45. This is in contrast to traditional media such as newspapers and broadcast television, which reach an older audience.
Mobile users: 34% read Times of San Diego on a smart phone, and 11% use a tablet. The website uses responsive design to automatically fit different screen sizes.
Regional Audience: 27% of readers are in the city of San Diego, 18% in other communities in San Diego county, and 10% elsewhere in Southern California. As the audience grows, the site is getting more national and even international traffic.
Readers are "unique visitors" in Internet parlance, meaning someone who visited the site at least once during the first month. The readership data is based on visits, with many readers coming to the site multiple times.
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BETTER GUIDES AND FEWER TOURISTS? Norway's government seeks certification requirements for guides, arguing for safety and protection even if it means fewer visitors
By Mark Sabbatini on January 14, 2020
Requirements for guides in Svalbard to be certified to further a goal of safer and more environmentally sustainable tourism are being drafted Norway's government, with the acknowledgement "this may lead to fewer tourists choosing Svalbard."
But while the general objectives of the regulations were released Tuesday, the specifics – including whether they'll address a multitude of concerns raised by guides and some others in the industry including labor workshift, safety, wage and other alleged unfair practices – remain to be seen.
Tourists take photos at the Fredheim trapping station at the entrance to Templefjorden, an area The Governor of Svalbard closed to motor traffic this spring due to people disturbing polar bears and seals in the area. Photo by Mark Sabbatini / Icepeople.
"We are looking at how we can design such a requirement for certification of tourist guides to ensure that they have sufficient expertise on the environment and safety in the field," said Minister of Public Security Ingvil Smines Tybring-Gjedde, part of the Ministry of Justice and Public security that has administrative oversight of Svalbard, in a prepared statement. "In addition, the regulations on the disturbance of polar bears, traffic and camp stays will be tightened."
Minister of Trade and Industry Torbjørn Røe Isaksen, in the same press release, said "the certification of guides is an absolutely necessary measure" to protect wildness and cultural heritage areas, and ensure sustainable tourism development in Svalbard.
"This may lead to fewer tourists choosing Svalbard, but will ensure a good tourism industry with good profits for the local players," he said.
The percentage of Svalbard's tourism workforce has grown from about 15 percent in 2009 to nearly 40 percent in 2019, and now account for about 600 full-time jobs in the archipelago. At the same time there has been a huge increase in foreign residents (from 14 percent in 2009 to 36 percent in 2019) representing a large portion. That's been accompanied by a large number of new companies and independent operators – many officially based outside Norway – with some critics arguing many newcomers lack the proper training for Svalbard's challenging environment and in some instances may be using loopholes to bypass Norwegian regulations due to Svalbard's exemption from many of them.
"When looking at submissions of tour messages to The Governor of Svalbard we have about 150 tour operators in 2019, but only 35 of these are part of the organized tourism industry on Svalbard," Ronny Strømnes, chairman of Visit Svalbard, told TV2.
As such, there have been increasing complaints about tour operators disturbing polar bears and other wildlife (resulting in traffic bans in popular snowmobile areas the past two years), venturing into avalanche-prone and other hazardous territory without proper knowledge.
"Yes, it is time and it is needed," Erlend Marø, a Svalbard Wildlife Expedition guide, told the television station. "There are too many near-accidents, and they have no knowledge of nature and the conditions we have up here, and that is problematic."
Controlling the impacts of tourism was declared a top priority of the new Longyearbyen Community Council following last fall's elections, with a tourist tax among the highlights of a platform drafted soon afterward. In addition, guides have been meeting with labor organizations and other officials for the past two years to discuss alleged abuses and violations of workplace regulations including excessive and sometimes unpaid hours, and excessive use of sequential seasonal contracts to avoid the costs and regulations of full-time employees.
Smines Tybring-Gjedde emphasized working conditions will be considered when drafting the new regulations.
"The government is concerned that all players in the tourism industry operate with standards that ensure safe and stable working conditions for their employees – and the safety of those who buy the services," she said.
No specific timeline for the draft of the regulations or public response period after was announced.
A number of laws and regulations aimed at reducing tourism impacts have been enacted in recent years (i.e. a heavy oil ban and increasing off-limit areas for cruise ships), along with guidelines by tourism industry entities that aren't legally enforceable (i.e. a ban on single-use plastics for some ship and hotel operators). Among other guide-related measures is an Arctic Nature Guide program in Svalbard some employers consider essential for prospective employees without similar other training or experience.
Current tour operator requirements at The Governor of Svalbard's English-language website state "everyone who takes participants out in the field should have sufficient and relevant knowledge" in a range of areas including safety, environmental awareness, and other requirements of Norwegian law and the Svalbard Environmental Protection Act.


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Taos Writers Showcase
For two decades, SOMOS sponsored a successful six- to eight-week Winter & Summer Writers Series, which highlighted local, regional, and occasional national writers and poets. In the fall of 2017, we decided to change the series to quarterly and recruit only nationally and internationally known writers and poets. Since our move to Civic Plaza Drive, with its enlarged space, we have begun hosting ongoing readings from both local and regional writers. Our shift to a quarterly Writers Showcase brings authors—many of whom we hadn't been able to attract in the past—to Taos for both readings and workshops.
To inaugurate the series, we presented best-selling author Tommy Orange on January 5, 2018, to a sold-out audience; he read from his as-yet-unpublished There, There. In April, we collaborated with the Taos Jazz Bebop Society to host Pulitzer Prize–winning poet Tyehimba Jess, accompanied by the John Rangel Trio. Our keynote speaker for the second annual Taos Writers Conference was novelist, essayist, and memoirist Kate Christensen, and we completed our series with a reading and workshop by Naomi Shihab Nye in the fall of 2018.
In 2019, we started off the series with Pulitzer Prize–winning biographer Caroline Fraser, author of Prairie Fires. We followed in April with award-winning poet Jamaal May (Hum). In May, we'll feature Mexican-American author Francisco Cantú, whose book The Line Becomes a River reflects on his four years as a U.S. Border Patrol agent. His presentation will addresses border and immigration issues in collaboration with two local advocacy groups, Taos United and Taos Immigrant Allies. Arthur Sze was the keynote speaker for the third annual Taos Writers Conference, in July 2019.
The first Writers Showcase author of 2020 was Chigozie Obioma, winner of the inaugural FT/Oppenheimer Award for Fiction, the NAACP Image Awards for Debut Literary Work, and the LA Times prize for First Fiction, and was a finalist for the Man Booker Prize 2015. Obioma read at the Harwood Museum of Art on February 14, 2020.
The last writer on our 2020 Writers Showcase schedule is biographer and nonfiction writer, Holly George-Warren, reading from her most recent publication on Janis Joplin, Janis: Her Life and Music, on Friday, 11/13/20, at 5:30 PM. She will also be presenting a workshop, "The Art and Craft of Biography" on Saturday, 11/14/20, from 10-11:30 AM. Both will be online via zoom. Visit our events calendar and our workshops calendar to register for both.
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Welcome to my third, and last, Top Wines List. I have already posted my Top Ten Wines Under $15 and Top Ten Wines Over $15. It is now time for my Top Wines Over $50. This list only has five entries as there were not enough worthy wines to complete ten entries. I have certainly tasted more than 5 delicious wines over $50, but that is expected from many of the high-end wines I tasted. For this list, I only added those which were especially fascinating. They had to be more than merely delicious, but needed to possess something special.
1) 2009 Liparita Oakville Cabernet Savignon ($55).
This California wine has an alcohol content of 14.9% and spends about 32 months in French oak, 65% new. It possessed a dark purplish color with an alluring aroma, with red cherry, plum and spice on the nose. Its taste was a complex and compelling blend of red and black fruits, vanilla, black pepper and spice. It was more hedonistic and smooth, yet still possessed of a good structure. A wine of less power and more elegance, balanced well and possessed of a near endless finish that made you yearn for more and more. Once again, this Cabernet is as good as wines at least twice the price.
This was the first wine produced by the Spanish winery Beronia and it is classic Rioja, produced in a more old fashioned method, a blend of Tempranillo, Garnacha, Mazuelo, and Viura. Viura is a white grape and was once permitted in the making of red Rioja, but that is no longer the case. This was a sublime, complex and intriguing wine, just a pure stunner. The aroma seduced my nose while the taste tantalized my palate. It had strong acidity, lots of red fruit flavors, mild spice and hints of leather and chocolate. It is hard to do justice to this wine, which offers much to a wine lover. It is probably not something you might be able to buy but was a sublime experience this year for me.
This Oregon wine is the top of Abacela's line, and was inspired by the iconic Vega Sicilia Unico. This is produced in a Gran Reserva style, though aged in French rather than American oak. This was an amazing wine, and reminded me of some high end Spanish Tempranillo wines. From its alluring aromas to its complex melange of flavors, this wine impressed from start to finish. I think it was very drinkable now, and will continue to remain strong for years to come. It is difficult to describe this wine, which is something you need to experience and which mere words cannot adequately encapsulate. Each sip brings new flavors to mind, and it is a wine to slowly savor over dinner, with great friends. This was the only wine I purchased in Oregon for very good reason.
Another Oregon wine, this is the first vintage of this wine, which is essentially produced without electricity. For example, it is hand pumped and hand racked by candle. It is produced with 100% native fermentation, 50% whole cluster, and only 75 cases were made. It reminds me most of their Pinot Noir Reserve, but it possesses some unusual taste elements, which were hard to identify. They were pleasant flavors, just more unique and maybe more on the earthier side. Very intriguing taste which should tantalize any wine lover. A fascinating project that has produced a compelling wine.
A taste of Italy from a California winery. This is a Super Tuscan-style blend, containing 70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Merlot, and 14% Sangiovese. The wine is aged for 20 months in French oak, has an alcohol content of 14.6%, and about 1634 cases were produced. It is a complex and intense wine, yet the tannins are manageable and it doesn't pulverize you with its flavors. Dark berries, black cherry, a little tartness, a rich spiciness and hints of mocha. A lingering finish is very pleasant, and it probably would be best with a hearty dish, from a juicy steak to a Bolognese Tagliatelle.
The United States Spain dominated this small list, taking four of the five spots, with two California wines and two Oregon wines. Spain was the only other country to occupy a spot. All five wines were also Reds. Not all expensive wines are worth their high price but these five are wines well worth the splurge. These are the type of wines that words often cannot do justice. These are wines to experience and savor, not to dissect and analyze.


Following in a uniquely American tradition of environmental writing begun by Henry David Thoreau and continued by great writers from Rachel Carson to E. O. Wilson, Thoreau's Legacy enhances our appreciation of the world around us and galvanizes support to preserve it for future generations. The 67 pieces of writing and art in the anthology are drawn from nearly 1,000 submissions about beloved places, animals, plants, people and activities at risk from a changing climate and the efforts that individuals are making to save what they love. A foreword on global warming by the well-known author Barbara Kingsolver helps to set the context.
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Recognized for the local and international impact of her work on Boston's Dominican community, Massiel Torres Ulloa was listed as one El Mundo Boston's 2017 Latino 30 Under 30.
The 23-year-old educator, communicator, organizer, and blogger describes herself as more of a "supporter of causes" than an "activist." But her passion for social impact and love of her community has definitely made its mark.
Massiel's efforts garnered much attention through her blog Yo Soy Bau, the platform she used to address women's rights, kickstart community initiatives, such as the Dictionary Drive for sending books and dictionaries to the Dominican Republic, and other political concerns within the Dominican Republic.
Community projects like the Dictionary Drive have resulted in Massiel receiving acknowledgments from the City of Boston, including the 2016 Boston City Council Award for Dedication to the Dominican Community.
It is often said that no matter what business we're in, we are, first and foremost, in the people business. When dealing with people, we must be able to communicate clearly, effectively, and engagingly.
"When I was about sixteen, I realized that I wasn't going to be happy if I wasn't writing, talking to people, and getting to understand them," she explained.
Massiel is, at her core, a writer and an artist. Communication is both her trade and her passion.
Another area of her work is her position as the AmeriCorps Massachusetts Promise Academic Enrichment Fellow at Hyde Square Task Force in Jamaica Plain.
Responsible for helping the youth reach their goals inside and outside of the classroom, Massiel trains new tutors, organizes workshops and interactive art events, and coordinates with public school teachers to help them better serve their students.


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People can have many travel options when they want to discover other country places and tourist destinations that could give them a vacation time to remember. If going to the American land is part of your travel plans for this year then you surely are aware of both natural beauty and modern architecture existing in the 50 states that make this continent.
In this article we will give you a few hints on what places to visit in California, so stick close in order to find out which are the most popular tourist destination of this state. But before you start packing your bags, we just want to stress how important it is to stay safe while traveling, so you should look for some travel insurance quote online and get some coverage for health or luggage no matter where you go. Whether you live right outside of California or on the other side of the world, you have to be safe when you travel because you can't plan for the unpredictable. So getting some travel insurance quote online seems like a much smaller issue than dealing with health problems and medical bills on holiday, or trying to recuperate lost or stolen luggage.
From the very beginning, you should know this state has many attractions which are meant to cover all tourist needs and requirements in matter of culture and distraction.
So, if you prefer going to sightseeing tours and have a closer look at this state museums, theaters or themed parks you need to know you can organize all your vacation days in that way in which to dedicate your time in visiting such tourist spots if you like. If you need our suggestion then you should definitely visit the California State Capital Museum in Sacramento which opens its gates to visitors on a daily basis, all year round. Here you can participate in group tours that have their questions answered and get fully guidance by professional staff. Another great way to make contact with the culture of this state is to visit the Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. This museum has a lot to offer to its viewers and it will surely keep you interested in finding more information about its impressive exhibits. The Paul Getty museum is one of the best places to visit in USA and if you have an interest in unique art pieces, you should definitely dedicate a few hours to this place.
Among other places to visit in California, you might also like to take some time in visiting some unique towns and cities like San Francisco. This place has a special charm by getting some unusual twisted streets and once getting to this town you should not miss visiting the China Town and also the Golden Gate Bridge. This amazing structure is not only a Californian attraction but it is one of the best places to visit in USA. It is monument of perfect engineering and visionary design.
All the things in the places to visit in California are unique and of great value for tourists. And if you need to see the place from where most famous actors and actresses started their careers then you should go to the Universal Studios Hollywood. Right here you may find many celebrities and famous stars walking around in fancy restaurants and lounges. And you surely know Hollywood is an icon of celebrity and fame.
As for exquisite and unique natural landscapes you can take a trip to visiting the Redwood National Park which has some fascinating red wood trees which are here for centuries now. Holidays are a great way to get rid of the city stress, and for that purpose there is no better destination than a national park. In order to be able to enjoy a worry free holiday you should make sure that all personal matters are in order. Before going on a trip it might be a good idea to check your health and life insurance. If you feel like you don't have time to do this you can always check life insurance quotes online. If you are traveling with your spouse or other elderly family members you should advice them to also check out some life insurance quotes online. After all a holiday is better enjoyed when you know that all unpredictable situations are taken care of. As far as family trips go, there can be no better destination than California.
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Thursday, 26th March saw the third quiz in the series of six held in the club house, again enthusiastically contested by those who supported. Some interesting team names were offered including "Filth", which raised the temperature of some collars each time it was announced! The 8 categories ranged from Science, Pot Luck to Food & Drink ran along-side three 'Booster' rounds, which included map locations, ordering groups and naming fish! A comment being made by one competitor, "they're not battered so I can't recognise them!" Tension mounted as the final scores were being collated and the winners announced were 'Brackendale's Best?' made up of Jen & Roy Williams and Barry & Gwen Turner, with 185 points. Closely followed, with 177 points, by 'Filth' whose members were Morag & Gareth Jones and Jane & Derek Fallows.
Huge applause was given as the correct answer of 888,246 was given and they delightedly (if not a little shocked) received the winning envelope containing £150. Generously, £50 was given to Lady Captain's Charity which, together with the raffle, earned over £67 for the Donna Louise Hospice, for the night.
Very grateful thanks were expressed by the Lady Captain for all Andrew's hard work not only over the night but also for the two previous quizzes as he has a well-earned rest until Quiz 4 on Thursday 17th September at 7pm.
Thanks was also given to those who had supported the evening and if you've not yet been able to join us please make a note of the above date in the future, a really enjoyable night out for £8 per team of 4.


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