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During our journey to discover Bob Crane's life story, we interviewed, talked to, and corresponded with well over 200 prominent individuals from Bob's life. And over the course of that time, we came to understand Bob as a whole, complete person. Not just Colonel Hogan. Not just a sex addict. Not just a murder victim. But a human being.
As nearly everyone told us, and as quoted by KMPC engineer Bob Maryon, who worked with Bob at KMPC in the early 1970s: "There's been a lot of negative stuff, and I think it would be nice if there were a positive thing about him. You know people say, 'You're only as good as your last record,' and it's sad because you have a whole life here. So why should your legacy be based on what happened at the end?"
Nobody argues that Bob struggled with addiction. And it was an addiction, one that he recognized shortly before his death and, as we've said again and again, sought to overcome. But let's keep a proper perspective: his addiction was sex with adult, consensual women only, whom he often photographed and/or videotaped with their knowledge and consent. If you want to slap a label on it, the only "abnormality" is the amount of sex he was having. And the key words here are adult and consensual.
It is also important to keep in mind that Bob was chronicling his entire life. Not just his sexual encounters, but everything. From the early years of his life to the very end, he had in some way audiotaped or videotaped or photographed or journaled or recorded/wrote down every single event that happened in his life. Everything. Chronicling his sexual encounters was just a fragment of it.
Bob Crane with Victoria Berry Wells
Beginner's Luck, June 1978
We got to know so many people from Bob's life, and they are/were some of the most amazing, wonderful, beautiful people on earth. This includes Victoria Berry Wells, or Vicky, as she preferred to be called, who costarred with Bob in the final Scottsdale run of Beginner's Luck in June 1978, and who is notoriously—and sadly—best known for discovering Bob's body on June 29, 1978—several hours after he was murdered.
As you might imagine, such an experience would leave anyone scarred. Vicky had her fair share of nightmares following what she witnessed upon entering Bob's apartment that day. Bob was not just the director and star of Beginner's Luck. He was her friend, and someone she looked up to and respected. And when we talked with her, at times, she was unable to hold back her emotions.
Bob's murder changed her life, as it did for everyone who loved and cared about him. Get to know Bob a little better through Vicky's recollections in the following excerpts from Bob Crane: The Definitive Biography. And while you're at it, get to know Vicky a little better, too.
[Vicky] found Bob to be pleasant and fun. As an actress, she respected him as an actor, so when Bob offered her the role of Monica in Beginner's Luck, she was eager to accept. She traveled with Bob and the cast to Ohio in November 1977, where she performed Beginner's Luck for the first time.
"I did the show, and I had very good reviews," Vicky said. "Bob was very proud. I was very sick when I was there, and Bob was absolutely marvelous to me. I had a hysterectomy, that's how sick I was, and I still worked. Bob took me to the pharmacy. My doctor bought all my medication for me and checked on me every day to see if I was well. But thankfully, I got better. Bob was so marvelous. I will never forget how marvelous and caring he was with my health. But he was very pleased about my reviews, and I traveled with him on the road a few times after that. There was one special thing I remember—one review I got, Bob came running into the dressing room in Dallas, and he came in very excited. He was very professional. He knew I was very serious about my career. He read the reviews all the time, and he had circled the review. It said, 'Victoria Ann Berry—Her scenes with Crane were the smoothest of the evening.' And Bob thought that was so unbelievable because it's a little part, and to have 'her scenes with Crane were the smoothest of the evening.' He was so impressed with that. He was so excited. There's a lot about Bob that I absolutely loved."
But there was one thing about Bob that she didn't absolutely love. Early on in her tour with Beginner's Luck, Bob wanted to film Vicky in a provocative setting. She only ever allowed him to film her once—by the pool. But it made her extremely uncomfortable, and she told him about it. Like a light switch, he turned off any further desires he may have had to film her, and he never approached her again.
"He knew I wasn't into it at all," Vicky said. "He was very protective of me."
Vicky explained that as a director, Bob allowed others to shine and to have their moment. "Bob gave me a chance," she said. "He let the light shine on me. He never stole the scene. I've worked with actors who have stolen the scene from me. People tried to steal scenes from Bob. Bob never tried to steal a scene from me. I used to watch the show every single night, after my part, and then I'd come back for my bows. Bob was a real pro. He was the star. It was about him. But he gave everyone else their chance except with people who would try to take it off him. It was very hurtful. I don't think Bob had an ego at all. I think he wanted the show to work, and to make a show work, a fine director knows that everybody counts. He was the star of the show. He had the name. The other people were small-time actors. We were blitzed to even get the job."
Not everyone was as respectful or professional as Bob would have liked, however.
"He had problems with egotistical actors, though," Vicky continued. "But I always knew Bob was right. There wasn't a shadow of a doubt in my mind. Not just right, but he was 110% right. He had to deal with a lot of ego. One girl started talking to the audience, making jokes with the audience behind his back. Oh, that was a cardinal sin. Bob was upset about that—he nearly had a heart attack over it. And there was another guy who thought he was a top actor, and he kept trying to do things—like wrong direction and wrong turns and wrong ambiance—against Bob. He tried to make it like Bob was stupid. It was a comedy, not a show to make Bob look stupid. Bob was the star. And they had problems over that. But he dealt with it as it came, and he was on top of everything. No matter what else what he was doing, he was always on top of it. He cared very much about his work. I didn't think he was an egotistical man. I'd treat him as an equal. Some other people were very egotistical, and he had to sort of stand his ground. And he was always right. I mean, it stood out like a sore thumb how right he was. I have to tell you the truth. I would say if Bob was wrong or out of line. Bob handled it very professionally. He did not lose his cool. He was right. And he had to put up with a lot. I respected him immensely. If he said something, I knew it was right. I never questioned it. I put my trust in him, whereas some people didn't, obviously. And they were wrong and stupid."
When Bob wasn't performing on stage, Vicky found him to be very "down to earth." He was older than Vicky, and she respected his experience and enjoyed the fatherly attention he gave to her.
"He gave me his all," Vicky said. "Professionalism. I was so comfortable with him. I was never nervous, and 'Oh, gee, is he going to yell at me?' and 'Did I do something wrong?' I was free to experiment and improve. I would try different things. He would come in and say, 'That's fantastic!' He would always be positive with me. Only once he corrected me. Only once ever. And I learned to this day how right he was. Bob was right there. Bob was right there 110%."
"He seemed very upbeat," she said. "The only down side that I can remember is he wanted more in his work. That's a definite. I felt that he wanted to get out and do another series. Badly, I'd say. I think he lost a lot when he was on dinner theatre. I think his soul got a little sad. But he had this pilot coming up that he really wanted me in. But with dinner theatre, he felt, 'This is what I have to do for now.' And he made it as professional and as good, and he cared about us, as he could. What was important to him was his family and his work. I think he wanted harmony in all areas. And his family—he was worried about little [Scotty] and getting a divorce made him distraught and stressful. He talked about Scotty. That stands out in my mind. He talked about him so much. That was bothering him—his family. I know he wanted more. He wanted another series. But he kept an upper lip. He was fun to be around. I never saw him distressed except about getting the divorce. His family life was tearing him apart. He wasn't in a great place. But he was aware of it. He held it together."
But Vicky also commented that the need for "more" in his acting career was not a problem that Bob had encountered exclusively. She said, "I think most people that are on Bob Crane's level as an actor need to have more. Tom Cruise, I've worked with him. He needs it. Don Knotts needed it. I mean, everyone I've worked with. So I don't see why Bob would stand out any more than anyone else. Of course he needed it. It was his life. He gave his life to it. And to lose it and just do dinner theatre, I think that's a very hard thing to do. He wanted to come up. He was not quitting. It was very humbling, to have to step down. But I've heard that from Don Knotts and other actors. Not just Bob. So that's nothing unusual there. That's just my opinion."
Victoria Berry Wells loved working with Bob Crane, and she embraced every moment she spent with him performing Beginner's Luck. "In a way, I was a little bit like his confidante," she said. "He was very professional. He loved my work, and he was honest. He became very protective and caring with me. I had to earn that. But I won it. And I got it. And I loved it. And I cherished it."
"Bob was a professional actor. A lovable, lovable man. Loved his family. A professional in his work. You couldn't get any more professional to knowing his lines and knowing his work. He'd been on a successful hit sitcom which gave him that. And plus all his background in radio and all that. But Hogan's Heroes gave him a lot of confidence, and he evolved out of that. That showed him that he had a successful show and that was part of him. He was tremendously lovable and very professional. And a beautiful man. But he was like two different people. And the other side to me is sad. He needed help. He didn't see that until much later. But he did see it."
© 2015 Carol M. Ford
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"Carol Ford and company have ripped the lid off the real story of Bob Crane."—Marakay Rogers, Broadway World
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"...can serve as an inspiration for anyone seeking to understand the often double world of the sex addict."—Susanne A. Quallich, ANP-BC, NP-C, CUNP, FANNP, University of Michigan Health System; Member, Urologic Nursing Journal Editorial Board; Expert on Men's Sexual Health
"There are many biographies in the world of literature, and this is certainly up there with the best of them."—Dean Mardon, radio host, Napier, New Zealand
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Official National Radio Hall of Fame Campaign for Bob Crane
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The late legendary radio personality, musician, actor, and director Bob Crane, also known for his role on Hogan's Heroes, is being considered for induction into the National Radio Hall of Fame. Support for his induction was submitted by his colleagues in radio. Bob Crane's nomination is officially endorsed by WICC 600 AM in Bridgeport, CT; WLEA 1480 AM in Hornell, NY; WATR 1320 in Waterbury, CT; the Connecticut Broadcasting History Organization, and members of the Columbia Square (KNX) Alumni Group. This effort is supported by members of Bob Crane's family, as well as his close friends and colleagues in music, radio, television, film, and theatre. Founded, owned, and managed by Carol M. Ford, author of Bob Crane: The Definitive Biography, in 2011.
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Vote For Bob Crane was created because the National Radio Hall of Fame (NRHOF) allows public voting as part of their selection process. Thus, we needed to raise and build public awareness so people could literally vote for Bob Crane for his posthumous induction. Public voting was suspended in 2012 and then re-established in 2015. You can show your support by nominating Bob Crane via the NRHOF website.
Our work on Bob Crane's behalf has grown to include the publication of Bob Crane: The Definitive Biography and our 2017 podcast The Bob Crane Show: Reloaded. In 2018, we began work on a new project, in collaboration with a producer. Therefore, we changed our name to Bob Crane: Life & Legacy.
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For most of her life, campaign manager Carol Ford, a professional editor and author, has been an advocate of Bob Crane's. This led to her collaboration with Linda Groundwater and Dee Young in researching a serious biography about Bob,. More than 200 individuals from Bob's life—including family, close friends as far back as grade school, and coworkers in radio, television, theatre, and film—contributed, and on September 7, 2015, Bob Crane: The Definitive Biography was published. The book is available through all major book retailers worldwide.
After getting to know Bob Crane's family and many of his dearest and trusted friends on a personal level, in February 2011, Carol nominated Bob for the National Radio Hall of Fame. He has, to date, not been inducted; however, the Steering Committee has assured us that our nomination for Bob has been retained on file and will be considered for future classes. We will continue to petition the Steering Committee for Bob Crane's posthumous induction in the National Radio Hall of Fame.
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Blue Note Announces Robert Glasper "Robtober" Fall Residency
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Today, New York City's Blue Note Jazz Club announces the return of multi-Grammy Award-winning artist Robert Glasper to the Blue Note stage for a stacked "Robtober" Fall residency. From October 1 to November 7, Glasper will perform a total of 66 shows across 33 nights, including Halloween weekend. The run of shows continues Blue Note's historic 40th anniversary festivities.
Robtober is already shaping into an incredible run of shows with high-caliber guests who are sure to command the stage alongside Robert Glasper. Glasper's previous Blue Note shows have included tributes to Stevie Wonder, Roy Hargrove and J Dilla. A-list celebrities and unannounced special guests, including Dave Chappelle, Kanye West, Chris Rock, Questlove, Jill Scott, Common, Yasiin Bey and Talib Kweli (Black Star) and Yebba are known to pop by the Blue Note to join Glasper for impromptu performances when he is in town.
In 2018, Glasper became just the 4th musician to hold a month-long residency at Blue Note, joining a short list that includes jazz legends Dizzy Gillespie, Chick Corea and Chris Botti. The residency was spotlighted in the New York Times, which proclaimed that Glasper is "probably the most prominent jazz musician of his generation."
"The Blue Note is special to me because it's the pinnacle of jazz, but it doesn't stop there," states Robert Glasper. "They allow me to step outside the box and be who I really am, unapologetically. They give me the venue to do it. The first two residences were amazing. We had to take a break but I'm really excited to be back and see my fans again. Not being able to perform for so long made it really clear how important the fans are so I can't wait to go there and make some more history."
"We're thankful and appreciative to be able to uphold the tradition of Robert's unprecedented annual residency at Blue Note," says Alex Kurland, Director of Programming at Blue Note. "This residency is a monumental and historic event within culture, with each show an experience and literally unforgettable. Robert's residency always produces landmark and extraordinary moments, and to be able to move forward with it after such challenging times is deeply meaningful to the Blue Note, New York City, and to art and music culture. The caliber and range of Robert's to-be-announced projects, special guests and collaborations, are an incredible testament to his icon status."
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What business did you investigate and in what town or city, and in which province or territory?
Which licences are needed for the municipal government, which for the provincial government, and which for the federal government?
Do you think your business would work better as a trade name or sole proprietorship; general partnership or a limited partnership? Explain your answer in detail.
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What's Warren Buffett up to in Europe?
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At last month's Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting, Mr Buffett hinted that a lengthy interview he recently gave to the London-based Financial Times was partly a strategic move to raise his company's profile overseas.
WARREN Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc is selling debt in Europe. For those of us on the Buffett M&A watch, the move certainly raises an eyebrow. Berkshire has hired banks to manage a benchmark sale of 20- and 30-year bonds in euros, as well as in pounds, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing a person familiar with the matter.
It would be the Omaha, Nebraska-based company's first euro-denominated bond deal since 2017 and the first time it's ever sold debt in pounds. Berkshire would be joining a trend of US companies, such as Deere & Co, looking to take advantage of cheaper borrowing costs for long-dated euro notes. But in the case of Berkshire, the debt sale also stirs up speculation about whether Buffett is moving closer towards making an acquisition in Europe, something he's wanted to do for a while.
At last month's Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting, Mr Buffett hinted that a lengthy interview he recently gave to the London-based Financial Times was partly a strategic move to raise his company's profile overseas: I would like to see Berkshire Hathaway better known in both the UK and Europe, and the FT audience was an audience that I hoped would think of Berkshire more often in terms of when businesses are for sale.
Mr Buffett, 88, has long enjoyed preferential treatment in the US mergers and acquisition market, as sellers have typically called him up to pitch their companies and name their price, rather than Berkshire having to pursue them.
Despite his worldwide celebrity, he hasn't been able to create the same dynamics in Europe, though. During last month's meeting, Morningstar analyst Gregg Warren asked Mr Buffett whether it's because Berkshire is still so US-centric that perhaps would-be sellers in Europe "are unaware of your willingness to step up and buy them outright and allow them to run their companies under the Berkshire umbrella". Mr Buffett said the bigger challenge is finding a target large enough to move the needle at Berkshire, a US$507 billion company.
Buffett's been quiet, but his philosophy still speaks volumes
Valuations for US takeover targets have been elevated for some time, as more acquirers compete for deals because of their own tepid growth prospects. That's kept Mr Buffett on the sidelines, unwilling to risk overpaying. However, in Europe and the UK, uncertainty surrounding Brexit and a generally weaker economic outlook have left stocks there trading at a discount to those in the US. Mr Buffett also said he's hoping for a deal in the UK or Europe regardless of the Brexit outcome.
The relatively cheaper stocks and favourable borrowing environment create an opportunity for a dealmaker with global ambitions just itching to strike. Berkshire also had US$114 billion of cash as of March.
It's hard to know what Berkshire's motivations are for its upcoming debt sale. That said, the company is unlikely to want to swap the proceeds from the euro and sterling corporate bonds back into dollars because there is no specific arbitrage benefit. It is simply super-cheap funding that makes sense to keep in the currency of issuance.
Berkshire also has chosen a particular sweet spot for its inaugural sterling bond in an ultra-long maturity as the UK yield curve is inverted beyond 25 years. That means the company can keep its overall sterling issuance cost to around 2 per cent, given that the 40-year UK government bond yield is just 1.35 per cent. Similarly, Berkshire's overall cost for 20- to 30-year euro-denominated maturities will be less than 1.5 per cent, making it substantially cheaper than raising in US dollars.
If the Oracle of Omaha does have M&A on his mind, what could he buy? That's the multi-billion-dollar question. Even though Mr Buffett has always maintained a set of clearly defined takeover criteria, guessing his next deal has never been easy in the US, never mind in Europe, where his goals aren't so clear. UK utilities, battered by fears they may be taken over by the state if the opposition Labour party were to gain power, may be one area for Mr Buffett to scope out. Berkshire already owns Northern Electric Finance Plc, which also recently issued sterling-dominated debt maturing in 2049.
Using the Bloomberg terminal, we adjusted a screening intended to track potential US Berkshire takeover candidates so that it instead filters for European companies, specifically those with market values of US$5 billion to US$50 billion (4.4 billion to 44 billion euros). Among the names that come up are Atlas Copco AB, a Swedish maker of industrial tools; Metso Oyj, a Finnish mining equipment manufacturer; Mondi Plc, an Austrian packaging and paper company; and Ryanair Holdings Plc, an Irish budget airline.
Beyond their financial metrics, not all the companies necessarily fit the bill, and many have big caveats - it's certainly hard to picture Mr Buffett donning a Burberry trench coat, for example. But it's always interesting to see what companies seem to possess the hallmarks of a Buffett target, on paper at least: If Mr Buffett's plan is to go shopping in Europe, step one may have been the newspaper interview, and step two, the bond sale. Step three? Wait for his phone to ring 4,000 miles away. BLOOMBERG
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For a lot of people earning a passive income is the dream for working from home online.
The thought of earning decent money through the night or while away on holiday is what many people strive for but there seems to be this mindset that to do that you need to be running some sort of established blog which has a good level of readership and longevity, however, that doesn't always have to be the case.
We've talked about how you can do something as simple as using a Facebook Group to do affiliate marketing when sharing your signups codes and get some great traction. Even a quick Tweet out to your followers can bring in 1 or 2 people who may be interested in what you are offering.
Now don't me wrong, your followers need to be engaged with you. You can't have 1000 random followers on Twitter and expect them to be interested in what you are promoting but if you take your time building your following organically you will get far better results!
It's all too easy to get hooked up on needing some kind of giant website like HotUKDeals to share your affiliate links if you want to earn amazing money but I know people of people online who do it EXCLUSIVELY through their social media channels with not a blog or website to be seen anywhere!
The best tip I can give you if this is the road you are going to go down is to know your audience. In 2018 there have been few meteoric rises online than Mrs. Hinch. If you have lived under a rock in the past year she is someone who Instagrams while they clean their house and have become super popular in a sort of almost 'overnight' sense jumping to 1.3m followers on the social media network almost overnight! She's recently taken to using affiliate links and is making a crazy amount of money online with her dedicated army of followers buying the cleaning products that she recommends!
While that income might be passive there is a huge amount of manual work she is having to put in to keep that audience engaged so it's not quite the passive income you would get from putting your affiliate links into your existing blog posts and just letting the Google search robots do their thing as must like the rest of social media the content that her readers see will just be a 'moment' and will be replaced by another one the very next day.
I always think the best way to earn money via affiliate marketing through your social media channels is to jump on any bandwagon going. If it's Black Friday week then get sharing those Amazon links. If TopCashBack or QuidCo and having one of their amazing sweepstake contests or FREE PIZZA giveaways then get all over those codes and get them sharing.
Any affiliate network worth its salt is set up for promotion via Social Media as you can see above so you can promote your links with just the click of a button so if you have a load of people following you on your personal Facebook page who read and interact with what you do there is a great chance that if you put an offer in front of them that matches their interests they are going to use it.
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Bortolo d'Alvise was a 16th-century Italian scientific instrument maker.

He was a Venetian glassmaker who, thanks to the negotiations by Grand Duke Cosimo I de' Medici (1519–1574) with the Venetian Republic, was called to Florence as a crystal-maker. He was documented in Florence as early as September 1569, and along with Jacomo and Alvise Della Luna was one of the finest Venetian glassmakers to settle in Florence. He remained there for about fourteen years, where he introduced new techniques. The inventory of his workshop records reticello (filigree) glass, engraved glass, ice glass, a gilded tray, and weave-pattern vases with handles.

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British Military men and women are twice as likely to suffer from depression and anxiety. A new study has found that Depression and anxiety numbers in the military are double those in civilian populations.
The research, which was conducted by Kings College London, examined 7,000 military personnel and compared them to a group of working age people in the general public. Their results show 18% of men in the military and 25% of women report symptoms of mental disorders. In the general population, only 8% of men and 12% of women reported similar problems.
The researchers said that the higher depression and anxiety numbers are probably caused by the stress of military careers combined with the fact that military service often means long periods away from loved ones.
The study's lead author, Dr Laura Goodwin said, "This [report] highlights that symptoms of depression and anxiety are common in the armed forces. In fact, they are more common than alcohol misuse or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The findings draw attention to the need for Defence Medical Services to continue to focus on identifying and treating depression and anxiety in addition to PTSD."
With the recent campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, there is a large influx of British military members returning home after serving in combat situations. If these people do not receive help for any potential problems, they may struggle with serious mental illnesses later in life. Mental scars and trauma can fester over time if not addressed and cause serious mental health issues.
In response to the study findings, a spokeswoman for the MoD has said "Since 2008, the last data used in this study, the MoD has made a number of improvements to the mental health services available to the armed forces. These include pre and post-operational stress management briefings, decompression, Trauma Risk Management, and the Big White Wall online wellbeing service. In addition, the MoD has introduced several anti-stigma campaigns to encourage serving personnel who need help to come forward to access the wide range of support that is available."
If you would like to learn more about depression, check out our Depression Knowledge Centre. To get help with depression, you can check out our depression treatment page or contact us today.


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Nature and industrial heritage wherever you look
The Bergisches Land is an upland region in the middle reaches of western Germany amid the foothills of the Rhenish-Westphalian Slate Mountains. It is named after the Counts of Berg who ruled here for hundreds of years. The region offers excellent opportunities for long walks in unspoilt natural surroundings with abundant waterways and a remarkable array of reservoirs and deeply cut valleys. Tucked away in this splendid scenery are a number of towns with a distinguished past. The Bergisches Land is one of Europe's oldest industrial regions with monuments to early industrialisation sitting comfortably alongside medieval half-timbered architecture.
Bergisches Land nature reserve
The Bergisches Land region is one gigantic nature reserve. It stretches from Wuppertal in the north to the fringes of the Westerwald forest in the south, and from the gourmet paradise of Bergisch-Gladbach with its star-rated restaurants in the west to the Sauerland foothills in the east. It is the ideal destination for a short break surrounded by unspoilt highland scenery. Idyllic streams criss-cross the landscape chap-eroned by marked trails for walkers. The climatic health resorts of Nümbrecht and Eckenhagen make ideal bases for longer stays. Wipperfürth is the region's oldest town and has a rich Hanseatic heritage: its Coin Minter monument on the market square commemorates the granting of the town charter in 1222 and permission to mint coins.
On the western edge of the Bergisches Land nature reserve lies the village of Odenthal where the Altenberg Summer of Culture is held every year. This festival of music offers a wide-ranging programme of jazz, chamber music and church music. It's a great opportunity to enjoy concerts and culture amid picturesque surroundings. The main venues are the Church of St. Pancras, Strauweiler House and Altenberg Cathedral. The latter, an imposing Gothic building made of trachyte and tufa, is part of a Cistercian Abbey founded in 1133.
Müngsten bridge, which connects Remscheid and Solingen, is Germany's highest steel railway bridge and a major feat of engineering. Beneath it lies Müngsten Bridge Park which attracted some 300,000 visitors when it opened in 2006 and features an extraordinary aerial ferry. It's well worth paying a visit to the pretty village of Remscheid- Lennep with its delightful old quarter. East of here is one of the region's twelve reservoirs: the Wuppertalsperre containing 25 million cubic metres of water. A number of years ago it was converted into a recreation area perfect for swimming, diving, sailing, boating and leisurely walks.
Highly specialised craftsmen have made swords, épées and household knives for hundreds of years in Solingen. Their reputation precedes them wherever they travel and it paved the way for the Solingen name to become a protected hallmark for quality knives and scissors. Solingen Blade Museum documents the history of bladesmiths as well as makers of knives, scissors and cutlery. Further insight into everyday life in bygone days can be found in the museum at Burg Castle on the Wupper river, one of the largest reconstructed castles in western Germany.
Wuppertal's main attraction and the emblem of the city is the suspension monorail, which has been ferrying passengers high above the streets and the river since 1900. Wim Wenders immortalised this unique public transport service in his road movie Alice in the Cities. Wuppertal zoological garden is one of Germany's oldest and most scenic zoos, providing a home to some five thousand animals from every continent. The Vohwinkel Flohmarkt has a place in the Guinness World Records as the largest oneday flea market.
Coffee and everything that goes with it
The Bergische Kaffeetafel is a local culinary tradition that goes way beyond traditional coffee and cake. It typically includes yeast cake or raisin bread and an assortment of regional breads with butter, honey, quark, cheese, wurst and ham as well as pear, apple and sugar beet syrups. Rice pudding with cinnamon sugar, Bergisches Land waffles, biscuits and cake are also served. Most important of all is the dröppelmina, the traditional coffee pot.
Romance and charm
The Bergisches Land has many delightful towns and villages with narrow medieval lanes and enchanting market squares. A fine example is the old quarter of Remscheid-Lennep, birthplace of Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen who discovered the x-ray.
Wupper light and Wupper dark  if you have the choice between these two traditional beers then you must be in the Wuppertaler Brauhaus. Built in 1892 as the town baths, the restaurant now offers a different kind of refreshment to visitors.
The German Tool Museum in Remscheid displays an extensive collection of tools from the Stone Age to the 21st century. Less than a mile away is the Steffenshammer forge, a waterpowered hammer works from 1746 that is now open to the public.
Nature and scenery
A leading attraction in Müngsten Bridge Park is the aerial ferry which takes passengers from one side of the Wupper to the other. The ferry glides above the river along two steel ropes and is powered by hand.


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Saturday July 27 2019
Atletico Madrid destroy rivals Real Madrid in US friendly win
By Feargal Brennan
Diego Costa scored four goals as Atletico Madrid beat arch rivals Real Madrid in the International Champions Cup in New Jersey.
Costa was later sent off in an action packed game, that saw Diego Simeone's side continue their unbeatene run in pre-seaosn.
The pair faced off for the first time since Real Madrid won 3-1 at the Wanda Metropolitano back in February, however Zinedine Zidane's side had no answer for Atletico's relentless attack.
Costa put Atletico in front after just 60 seconds, as his long range strike was deflected past Thibaut Courtois by Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos, before new signing Joao Felix scored his first goal for the club on seven minutes - poking home Saul Niguez's cross from close range.
Angel Correa made it 3-0 on 19 minutes, with a fine turn and volley from the edge of the box, with Costa making it four on the half hour mark, as Niguez again capitalised on some poor Real Madrid defending to send the Spanish international in on Courtois' goal.
The former Chelsea man completed his hat trick on the stroke of half time, slotting home from the penalty spot, after he was fouled by Isco.
Costa picked up where he left off after the break, racing onto Felix's through-ball to make it 6-0 on 51 minutes, with Ramos unable to get back in time to prevent a goal.
Zidane's side did look to rally, with Nacho Fernandez, before Costa and Dani Caravjal were both sent off for their part in a 20-player bust up after Costa cynically fouled the defender.
Vitolo restored Atletico's six-goal lead on 70 minutes, with a driving run and shot, before Karim Benzema scored a penalty and teenage striker Javier Carrera scored late consolations for Zidane.


Vegetarian Low Calorie Eggs Benedict Recipe - Eat. Drink & be Skinny!
If you love Eggs Benedict but not the caloric price tag it traditionally comes with, then you will want to bookmark this low calorie Eggs Benedict Recipe!
Eggs Benedict is one of those breakfast favorites where you're like…"Oh it sounds so good, but should I…." and then you wonder whether or not that long run was worth it. Bt all means, sometimes it is! But what if you could have creamy, gooey Eggs Benedict and not have to fret the caloric overload?
Away went the grouchy and a new Color Yourself Skinny Recipe was born!
I don't think I need to spell this out, you probably have a gut feeling that when you order up Eggs Benedict at your favorite diner you weren't ordering from the under 500 calorie, heart healthy menu. But, just for the record, you'll typically be served anywhere between 600 and 1200 calories. And it is traditionally high in fat and saturated fat. And while we can't take it all out because of the perfectly poached eggs, we can drastically cut it down (try 22 g of saturated artery clogging grease to less than 5). Depending on the English muffin you find, you can boost the fiber from 1 gram to 9 and still get in a healthy dose of protein, even with this vegetarian version.
Final Nutrition Panel for this Vegetarian Low Calorie Eggs Benedict Recipe!
Get ready to serve up these Skinny Bennies and impress your family with your health concious culinary skills! The other great thing about this recipe is that it's incredibly easy to pull together and the most tedious part is waiting for the water to boil.
Fill a large sauté pan with 2-3" of water and bring to a boil and turn off heat. Add eggs, cover and let them poach for 3-4 minutes.
Break the English muffins in half and toast.
Add yogurt to a small bowl and mix with mustard. You may want to use more or less mustard, depending on your taste preference.
Assemble your Benedict by placing one half of an English muffin on a plate, add a tiny bit of the yogurt sauce, add tomato, a bit more sauce, avocado, a bit more sauce, a poached egg and then a final dollop of sauce. Repeat 3 more times top them with cracked pepper and serve!
What's your favorite traditionally fatty breakfast hack?
Hi Lisa — I love that functionality you have! I'm seriously not that clever and I figured it out — woot! Happy to share weekly with you. GREAT idea!
Awesome Jenn – you will have to let me know what you think!
I made this one twice now, substituting the yogurt for cottage cheese. It's a keeper, and SO easy to make.
That is awesome to hear Lorie, thank you for letting me know! Jimmy will be so thrilled! We love simple and healthy 🙂 Cheers!


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  },
  {
    path: '/ui-elements/text-selection',
    name: 'ui-elements/text-selection',
    page: 'UiElements/TextSelection/TextSelection.vue'
  },
  {
    path: '/ui-elements/typography',
    name: 'ui-elements/typography',
    page: 'UiElements/Typography/Typography.vue'
  },
  {
    path: '/with-router',
    name: 'with-router',
    page: 'WithRouter.vue'
  },
  {
    path: '*',
    name: 'error',
    page: 'Error.vue'
  }
]

export const mapRoutes = () => {
  const mappedRoutes = []

  routes.forEach(route => {
    if (!route.redirect && route.path !== '*') {
      mappedRoutes.push(route.path.replace('/:optional?/:sub?', ''))
    }
  })

  return mappedRoutes
}

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To take on the electric future, General Motors turns to its past
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General Motors' EV day didn't just mark the launch of a new flexible battery architecture and an ambitious plan to deploy this underlying foundation across all of the automaker's brands, including Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC.
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The company's announcement this week gave new life to its brand ladder — a portfolio that ranges from the heights of luxury to the most basic utility — and tipped its hand about how it will bring EVs "across the chasm."
This game plan isn't new. GM is bringing back a strategy that once defined its success and reshaped America's automotive landscape. This strategy worked for GM until complacency crept in and the brand ladder collapsed. This time, GM is aiming to avoid these snares.
Henry Ford's moving assembly line birthed the early auto industry, but as American prosperity grew in the 1910s-20s, it was General Motors that laid the foundations of the modern car market. Under then-chairman Alfred Sloan, the amalgamation of once-independent automakers united under a strategy that would, in his words, create "a car for every purse and purpose." From a value Chevrolet to a sporty Pontiac, from a discreetly plush Buick to a majestic Cadillac, and with countless brands in between, what became known as Sloanism birthed the idea that there should be a car to reflect every American's self-image and social status.


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Mix the butter and sugar until it is light and fluffy.
While mixing, add the eggs one by one, and then the cold custard and condensed milk. Mix well.
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Q: PHP joomla get metadata in com_content I am trying to access the metadata in an article I made. The article is being displayed under a menu item called News->website news which is a blog layout. go to the link of the article from the blog view (and other areas), I can't seem to access the metadata info.
I am using an override for the view.html for all categories in the com_content.
The reason why I was doing this is so that I can control each article, category and menus (I think I did menu) OG tags based on their description. The image part is because in the backend under metadata I added a field to select the image you want. My code reverts to what is set in $configuration file based on what you hard code put in there. Anyways, my code seems to only be showing me variables in OG for whats in the config file, except the title.
my code is like this for categories:
//(lol) all the code is in the area that says og tags.
<?php

/**  * @package     Joomla.Site  * @subpackage  com_content  * @copyright   Copyright (C) 2005 - 2014 Open Source Matters, Inc. All rights reserved.  * @license        GNU General Public License version 2 or later; see LICENSE.txt  */
defined('_JEXEC') or die;
/**  * HTML View class for the Content component  *  * @package     Joomla.Site  * @subpackage  com_content  * @since 1.5  */
class ContentViewCategory extends JViewLegacy
{
protected $state;
protected $items;
protected $category;
protected $children;
protected $pagination;
protected $lead_items = array();
protected $intro_items = array();
protected $link_items = array();
protected $columns = 1;
function display($tpl = null)
    {
    $app = JFactory::getApplication();
    $user = JFactory::getUser();

    // Get some data from the models

    $state = $this->get('State');
    $params = $state->params;
    $items = $this->get('Items');
    $category = $this->get('Category');
    $children = $this->get('Children');
    $parent = $this->get('Parent');
    $pagination = $this->get('Pagination');

    // Check for errors.

    if (count($errors = $this->get('Errors')))
        {
        JError::raiseError(500, implode("\n", $errors));
        return false;
        }

    if ($category == false)
        {
        return JError::raiseError(404, JText::_('JGLOBAL_CATEGORY_NOT_FOUND'));
        }

    if ($parent == false)
        {
        return JError::raiseError(404, JText::_('JGLOBAL_CATEGORY_NOT_FOUND'));
        }

    // Setup the category parameters.

    $cparams = $category->getParams();
    $category->params = clone ($params);
    $category->params->merge($cparams);

    // Check whether category access level allows access.

    $user = JFactory::getUser();
    $groups = $user->getAuthorisedViewLevels();
    if (!in_array($category->access, $groups))
        {
        return JError::raiseError(403, JText::_('JERROR_ALERTNOAUTHOR'));
        }

    // PREPARE THE DATA
    // Get the metrics for the structural page layout.

    $numLeading = $params->def('num_leading_articles', 1);
    $numIntro = $params->def('num_intro_articles', 4);
    $numLinks = $params->def('num_links', 4);

    // Compute the article slugs and prepare introtext (runs content plugins).

    for ($i = 0, $n = count($items); $i < $n; $i++)
        {
        $item = & $items[$i];
        $item->slug = $item->alias ? ($item->id . ':' . $item->alias) : $item->id;

        // No link for ROOT category

        if ($item->parent_alias == 'root')
            {
            $item->parent_slug = null;
            }

        $item->catslug = $item->category_alias ? ($item->catid . ':' . $item->category_alias) : $item->catid;
        $item->event = new stdClass();
        $dispatcher = JDispatcher::getInstance();

        // Old plugins: Ensure that text property is available

        if (!isset($item->text))
            {
            $item->text = $item->introtext;
            }

        JPluginHelper::importPlugin('content');
        $results = $dispatcher->trigger('onContentPrepare', array(
            'com_content.category', &$item, &$this->params,
            0
        ));

        // Old plugins: Use processed text as introtext

        $item->introtext = $item->text;
        $results = $dispatcher->trigger('onContentAfterTitle', array(
            'com_content.category', &$item, &$item->params,
            0
        ));
        $item->event->afterDisplayTitle = trim(implode("\n", $results));
        $results = $dispatcher->trigger('onContentBeforeDisplay', array(
            'com_content.category', &$item, &$item->params,
            0
        ));
        $item->event->beforeDisplayContent = trim(implode("\n", $results));
        $results = $dispatcher->trigger('onContentAfterDisplay', array(
            'com_content.category', &$item, &$item->params,
            0
        ));
        $item->event->afterDisplayContent = trim(implode("\n", $results));
        }

    // Check for layout override only if this is not the active menu item
    // If it is the active menu item, then the view and category id will match

    $active = $app->getMenu()->getActive();
    if ((!$active) || ((strpos($active->link, 'view=category') === false) || (strpos($active->link, '&id=' . (string)$category->id) === false)))
        {

        // Get the layout from the merged category params

        if ($layout = $category->params->get('category_layout'))
            {
            $this->setLayout($layout);
            }
        }

    // At this point, we are in a menu item, so we don't override the layout

    elseif (isset($active->query['layout']))
        {

        // We need to set the layout from the query in case this is an alternative menu item (with an alternative layout)

        $this->setLayout($active->query['layout']);
        }

    // For blog layouts, preprocess the breakdown of leading, intro and linked articles.
    // This makes it much easier for the designer to just interrogate the arrays.

    if (($params->get('layout_type') == 'blog') || ($this->getLayout() == 'blog'))
        {
        $max = count($items);

        // The first group is the leading articles.

        $limit = $numLeading;
        for ($i = 0; $i < $limit && $i < $max; $i++)
            {
            $this->lead_items[$i] = & $items[$i];
            }

        // The second group is the intro articles

         . $limit = $numLeading + $numIntro;

        // Order articles across, then down (or single column mode)

        for ($i = $numLeading; $i < $limit && $i < $max; $i++)
            {
            $this->intro_items[$i] = & $items[$i];
            }

        $this->columns = max(1, $params->def('num_columns', 1));
        $order = $params->def('multi_column_order', 1);
        if ($order == 0 && $this->columns > 1)
            {

            // call order down helper

            $this->intro_items = ContentHelperQuery::orderDownColumns($this->intro_items, $this->columns);
            }

        $limit = $numLeading + $numIntro + $numLinks;

        // The remainder are the links.

        for ($i = $numLeading + $numIntro; $i < $limit && $i < $max; $i++)
            {
            $this->link_items[$i] = & $items[$i];
            }
        }

    $children = array(
        $category->id => $children
    );

    // Escape strings for HTML output

    $this->pageclass_sfx = htmlspecialchars($params->get('pageclass_sfx'));
    $this->maxLevel = $params->get('maxLevel', -1);
    $this->assignRef('state', $state);
    $this->assignRef('items', $items);
    $this->assignRef('category', $category);
    $this->assignRef('children', $children);
    $this->assignRef('params', $params);
    $this->assignRef('parent', $parent);
    $this->assignRef('pagination', $pagination);
    $this->assignRef('user', $user);
    $this->_prepareDocument();
    parent::display($tpl);
    }

/**      * Prepares the document     */
protected
function _prepareDocument()
    {
    $app = JFactory::getApplication();
    $menus = $app->getMenu();
    $pathway = $app->getPathway();
    $title = null;

    // Because the application sets a default page title,
    // we need to get it from the menu item itself

    $menu = $menus->getActive();
    if ($menu)
        {
        $this->params->def('page_heading', $this->params->get('page_title', $menu->title));
        }
      else
        {
        $this->params->def('page_heading', JText::_('JGLOBAL_ARTICLES'));
        }

    $id = (int)@$menu->query['id'];
    if ($menu && ($menu->query['option'] != 'com_content' || $menu->query['view'] == 'article' || $id != $this->category->id))
        {
        $path = array(
            array(
                'title' => $this->category->title,
                'link' => ''
            )
        );
        $category = $this->category->getParent();
        while (($menu->query['option'] != 'com_content' || $menu->query['view'] == 'article' || $id != $category->id) && $category->id > 1)
            {
            $path[] = array(
                'title' => $category->title,
                'link' => ContentHelperRoute::getCategoryRoute($category->id)
            );
            $category = $category->getParent();
            }

        $path = array_reverse($path);
        foreach($path as $item)
            {
            $pathway->addItem($item['title'], $item['link']);
            }
        }

    $title = $this->params->get('page_title', '');
    if (empty($title))
        {
        $title = $app->getCfg('sitename');
        }
    elseif ($app->getCfg('sitename_pagetitles', 0) == 1)
        {
        $title = JText::sprintf('JPAGETITLE', $app->getCfg('sitename') , $title);
        }
    elseif ($app->getCfg('sitename_pagetitles', 0) == 2)
        {
        $title = JText::sprintf('JPAGETITLE', $title, $app->getCfg('sitename'));
        }

    $this->document->setTitle($title);
    $this->document->setTitle($title);

    // #####################ADDS OG TAGS##############################

    $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:site_name" content="ClearLove" />');
    $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:title" content="' . $title . '" />');
    $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:url" content="' . JURI::current() . '" />');
    if ($this->category->ogimages)
        {
        $ogimages = $this->category->ogimages;
        }
    elseif (!$this->category->ogimages && $this->params->get('menu-meta_ogimages'))
        {
        $ogimages = $this->params->get("menu-meta_ogimages");
        }
    elseif ($app->getCfg("ogimages"))
        {
        $ogimages = $app->getCfg("ogimages");
        }

    // #####################ADDS OG TAGS FOR DESC##############################

    if ($this->category->metadesc)
        {
        $this->document->setDescription($this->category->metadesc);
        $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:description" content="' . $this->category->metadesc . '" />');
        }
    elseif (!$this->category->metadesc && $this->params->get('menu-meta_description'))
        {
        $this->document->setDescription($this->params->get('menu-meta_description'));
        $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:description" content="' . $this->params->get("menu-meta_description") . '" />');
        }
    elseif ($app->getCfg("MetaDesc"))
        {
        $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:description" content="' . $app->getCfg("MetaDesc") . '" />');
        }

    // #####################ADDS OG TAGS FOR IMAGE##############################

    if (!preg_match("/http:\/\//", $ogimages) && !("www." == substr($ogimages, 0, 4)) && $ogimages)
        {
        $ogimages = 'http://www.clearlove.ca/' . $ogimages;
        }

    if ($ogimages)
        {
        $ogimage_atribs = getimagesize($ogimages);
        $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:image" content="' . $ogimages . '" />');
        $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:image:type" content="' . image_type_to_mime_type($ogimage_atribs[2]) . '" />');
        $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:image:width" content="' . $ogimage_atribs[0] . '" />');
        $this->document->addCustomTag('<meta property="og:image:height" content="' . $ogimage_atribs[1] . '" />');
        }

    // #####################DONE ADDING TAGS##############################

    if ($this->category->metakey)
        {
        $this->document->setMetadata('keywords', $this->category->metakey);
        }
    elseif (!$this->category->metakey && $this->params->get('menu-meta_keywords'))
        {
        $this->document->setMetadata('keywords', $this->params->get('menu-meta_keywords'));
        }

    if ($this->params->get('robots'))
        {
        $this->document->setMetadata('robots', $this->params->get('robots'));
        }

    if ($app->getCfg('MetaAuthor') == '1')
        {
        $this->document->setMetaData('author', $this->category->getMetadata()->get('author'));
        }

    $mdata = $this->category->getMetadata()->toArray();
    foreach($mdata as $k => $v)
        {
        if ($v)
            {
            $this->document->setMetadata($k, $v);
            }
        }

    // Add feed links

    if ($this->params->get('show_feed_link', 1))
        {
        $link = '&format=feed&limitstart=';
        $attribs = array(
            'type' => 'application/rss+xml',
            'title' => 'RSS 2.0'
        );
        $this->document->addHeadLink(JRoute::_($link . '&type=rss') , 'alternate', 'rel', $attribs);
        $attribs = array(
            'type' => 'application/atom+xml',
            'title' => 'Atom 1.0'
        );
        $this->document->addHeadLink(JRoute::_($link . '&type=atom') , 'alternate', 'rel', $attribs);
        }
    }
}

A: Not sure if this is what you want to hear, but: If you want to add opengraph-data to your views, you are probably better off doing it in a plugin. There exists plugins doing just this (like Easy open graph), perhaps study how they are solving this to get ideas how to do it.

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#define __YY_UPNP_H__

#include "socketUdp.h"
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Q: Transfer a Linux server to virtual machine I have an OpenSuse server that runs some services (including Apache web server, mailing list, etc.). Now I need to move all these service to a virtual machine (Virtualbox could run on the same physical machine or somewhere else).
It's ideal if I can "copy" everything to the VM so that the VM will work exactly as the original machine runs. All the user's data (/home/*) is stored in an NFS, that should not be transfer to VM. Then I can have a relatively small (several Gigabyte) VM image so it could be backed up every several days.
I need all the system and application settings be moved to the VM, so I can switch to use the VM smoothly.
Is there any tool or something can do this simply? If not, how should I do this?

A: You can do this with dd pretty straight forward.
dd if=/dev/you-root of=/mnt/temp/filesystem.raw bs=1M

Now you're able to convert this raw file into any needed container with qemu-img. Or even let the VM use a block device and copy it to a logical volume.
For VirtualBox it would be vdi.
qemu-img convert -O vdi /mnt/temp/filesystem.raw /mnt/temp/filesystem.vdi

A: You could technically use Rsync for this:
Boot a live CD on the VM, and partition the disk to taste, then mount "/" as /mnt/rootfs/ and run the following from the VM:
rsync -aHAXz root@OLD-SERVER:/ --exclude=/sys/* --exclude=/proc/* --exclude=/dev/* /mnt/rootfs/

-a = archive mode; equals -rlptgoD (no -H,-A,-X)
-H = preserve hard links
-A = preserve ACLs (implies --perms)
-X = preserve extended attributes
-z = compress file data during the transfer

Then fix GRUB, /etc/fstab, etc...
Assuming your "OLD-SERVER"  has SSH access, this would (mostly) work...
I've used this method before to clone physical machines...

A: I make this kind of tasks with 'dd' command. But they are commercial solutions like Ghost to do this and open source solutions like Clonezilla, partimage. Move a host from a box to a VM is like move a host from a box to a new one box.