It doesn't now. It certainly used to.
Yeah, get rid of the only party leader who opposes austerity, that's the solution.
But yes, it seems the 'working classes' have chosen fascism over socialism.
Russia and China have turned capitalist, the working class has turned nativist and hipsters have turned libertarian. At this point the only socialists left are 3 blokes on this message board.
Labour needs a leader who opposes austerity but also acts like a leader. Who that could be, I don't know. The odds aren't looking good right now. Maybe Corbyn can still be that leader. Who knows.
At this point the only socialists left are 3 blokes on this message board.
The Lib Dems are running on a platform of not invoking article 50. Labour needs a leader to do the same and that should take precedence over anti-austerity positions (after all, the economic effects of Brexit will be worse than the effects of austerity).
lol. Yeah, thats clearly the most dangerous divide, not the divide between multicultural minorities and racist neo-fascist murdering thugs, who will edge closer and closer to power once Scotland dumps the UK and the remainder moves to an eternal little england Tory one party state.
In office, both Blair and Brown calculated, wrongly, that Labour's core vote had "nowhere else to go". In opposition under Ed Miliband, the party calculated, again wrongly, that discontent with immigration, and the rise of Ukip powered by that discontent, was a problem for the Conservative Party alone.
For the most part, however, first-past-the-post papered over the cracks in Labour's broad coalition: cracks that, in the harsh light of the EU referendum, have become obvious. The divide isn't simply one of class, or income.... Inhospitality towards Brexit proved a stronger indication of city status than a mere cathedral: Vote Leave generally found Britain's great cities more difficult terrain than the surrounding towns and countryside.
The problem of the fracturing vote is particularly acute for the Labour Party... Britain's EU referendum placed Hampstead and Hull on opposing sides for the first time in modern British political history.
At the 2015 election Labour's coalition was drawn from the young, ethnic minorities and the well educated... The party was repudiated in the Midlands, went backwards in Wales and was all but wiped out in the east of England. (Scotland was another matter altogether.) Its best results came in Britain's big cities and university towns.
The Remain campaign gave Labour a glimpse of how Miliband's manifesto might have fared without the reassuring imprimatur of a red rosette. Britain Stronger In Europe has been rejected in the Midlands and struggled in the east of England. But it also failed to inspire passion in Sunderland, Oldham and Hull – all areas that, for now, return Labour MPs.
I can't remember who posted this in the previous thread, but thanks, whoever it was. It's bloody good.
I've long suspected that, on some unconscious level, things could be even stranger than this: the self-harm inflicted by Brexit could potentially be part of its appeal. It is now being reported that many Leave voters are aghast at what they've done, as if they never really intended for their actions to yield results.


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Le village s'est développé de façon plutôt exponentielle : jusqu'à il y a peu, 's-Gravenpolder avait été désigné par la commune pour être peuplé. Au cours de cette période, un assez grand nombre de logements ont été bâtis dans les secteurs non habités.

Une église gothique du  se trouve au centre du village. À sa lisière, on peut voir le moulin De Korenhalm : datant de 1876, il est toujours en fonction.

Une grande partie de la population 's-Gravenpolder est membre de la Gereformeerde Gemeente.

L'ancienne commune d'Oost- en Middelzwake est réunie à la localité depuis 1816.

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Movie review: Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials
Before the highly anticipated The Hunger Games finale rolls into theaters in November, let's review the latest entry in a different dystopian franchise, which ultimately will be compared to both THG and Divergent series' films with or without its permission. Let's talk about Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials.
IMDb summary: After having escaped the Maze, the Gladers now face a new set of challenges on the open roads of a desolate landscape filled with unimaginable obstacles.
The first thing that I would like to mention when talking about this film is the speed at which it was made. The first film in the series (review) was released in September of last year and the studio only greenlit the sequel when they saw, how much money the first film made. So, this means that they had less than a year to shoot and edit the second installment. For me, that seems really fast. Some movies get stuck in stages of pre-production or production for years and this one was shot, edited, advertised and distributed in 10 months time. Usually, such a short production period suggests that the movie was rushed and, consequently, might not be great. Thankfully, that's not the case with The Scorch Trials.
Book&Writing
As some of you may know, this film franchise is based on a book series by James Dashner. I loved the book series and have read all 3 novels before going to see the first film. Now, I don't really remember all the details from the book, but can tell you that they changed a lot of it. However, as I have said numerous time before, I don't care if the film's creators alter the plot because I treat the book and the movie as two separate mediums and two different interpretations of the same story. Still, it's interesting to see what is the same and what is different between the book and the motion picture. Though, which story is better is definitely not the argument that I want to have here.
Anyway, as much as I remember from the book, I can tell you that they did change much. While all the main points of the story were similar and mostly all of the characters from the book made it into the film, the details of the plot differed a lot. To begin with, the Gladers escaped from the facility at the beginning of the story for completely different reasons. Teresa and Thomas couldn't communicate telepathically, so their relationship wasn't that well realized in the film as it was in the book. Also, tattoos/title tags on the necks of the Gladers were not present in the film. These tags really raised tension between the characters in the book, so if they would have used them in a film, maybe we would have gotten some more character development/ conflict/dialogue and not just a lot of running. Lastly, the book had no Right Arm subplot and the ending of the film was very different from the ending of the book. However, I can at least imagine how they can get Thomas to a place that he was supposed to be in at the end of The Scorch Trials if they decide to follow the 3rd book a bit more.
The film's screenplay was written by T.S. Nowlin, so those of you who like the book's and film's story to be exactly the same can be angry at him. (Please, don't be!). Nowlin wrote the screenplay of the first adaptation and will probably be writing the script for the last film as well. He doesn't have any other writing credits on his IMDb page, but he has produced a few independent films. I applaud his efforts on The Scorch Trials because he handled a plethora of characters and variety of different events, which influenced each other, quite nicely.
The movie was directed by Wes Ball. He has also directed the first installment, so there is no shift in the tone. The wide shots in the Scorch were realized beautifully, especially when you could see the profiles of all the characters. Action scenes were also exciting and fun to watch. If Ball returns to direct The Death Cure (an adaptation of the last novel in the series), he said that they won't split the film into two parts, which I'm very happy about, so I do hope that he returns. That film is planned to be released in 2017, so they will have more time to actually produce it (update: the movie was pushed back to 2018 because of Dylan O'Brien's injury on set). In addition, Ball is set to direct an adaptation of Fall of Gods – an epic Norse fantasy. I would love to see that one as well.
This movie, as a lot of other dystopian/futuristic films, had a lot of CGI in it. The landscapes were beautiful and the zombie-like-creatures, who were sick with the Flare virus, were scary and ugly. Everything looked very realistic, especially when you factor in the cost of CGI and the budget of this film. The 1st Maze Runner was made for only 35 million dollars, so I don't think that they've spent a lot more than that on the 2nd film as well. At best, the studio could have given them 50 to 60 million dollars to work with. Other dystopian films cost a lot more, for example, Mockingjay Part 1 had the budget of 125 million dollars, while Insurgent was made for 110 million. To my mind, all of these 3 YA adaptations have the similar level of computer effects, so props to The Scorch Trials for saving money. And yes, I know that big name actresses like Jennifer Lawrence and Shailene Woodley have much bigger salaries than Dylan O'Brien, but even if you take that into consideration, The Scorch Trials still has the smallest amount to spend on visual effects.
This movie had a lot of character and all of them were realized quite well with a limited amount of screen time. This movie also received a lot of praises for how diverse its cast is.
Dylan O'Brien as Thomas was a great leading man as in the first film. He is a great sidekick on Teen Wolf, but he was great in the main role in this film as well. I also liked that he was a leader without a plan. I know that this makes him seem like a shitty leader, but that's just the realistic portrayal of a young adult in the situation that Thomas was in.
Thomas Brodie-Sangster as Newt and Ki Hong Lee as Minho are one of my favorite supporting characters of all time. I just love the trio that they and Thomas make. In addition, I loved how the director gave some screen time to both Newt and Minho to shine in the action scenes.
Rosa Salazar as Brenda and Kaya Scodelario as Teresa were the two very different female leads. I loved how they only implied the love triangle aspect of their story. They set up the twists in the stories of both girls quite nicely as well. On a side note, who would you like Thomas to end up in a long run? Even though, one of them might not make it till the end…
Nathalie Emmanuel as Harriet was a supporting character at the end of the film. She is the 2nd of 3 Game Of Thrones actors appearing in this film. First one being Thomas Brodie-Sangster and 3rd one being….
Aidan Gillen as Janson. He literally played the futuristic version of Littlefinger. I have no idea if I ever will be able to see actor Aidan Gillen and not think about his iconic role.
Giancarlo Esposito as Jorge was a nice addition to the cast. Weirdly, while reading the book, I always imagined him to be much younger, but he worked really well as an older father-like figure.
Alan Tudyk as Marcus and Patricia Clarkson as Ava Paige provided great support to the film as well. Alan's line after Thomas's speech at the end of the film mirrored my reaction to the same speech perfectly and although, Ava's role as the evil adult from the government in YA movie is a cliche at this point, she was good in it.
Jacob Lofland as Aris Jones, Dexter Darden as Frypan and Alexander Flores as Winston were also great secondary characters and did a great job with what limited screen time they had.
All in all, Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials is a great adaptation of YA novel as well as an improvement in the franchise. I might be biased, because I am a fan of the dystopian genre, but I highly suggest you go see this film for a number of reasons, for example: if you want to see a male lead in a YA movie after a bunch of female-driven films, if you want more action than you got in Mockingjay Part 1, if you are a fan of any of the up-and-coming actors that are part of this huge cast or if you just want to have a good time at the cinema.
Rate 4.5/5
Trailer: Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials
P.S. The review of the 1st film – The Maze Runner – is my most viewed post ever, so I guess this franchise has quite a few loyal fans or at least plenty of people who are interested in it.
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Movie review: The Divergent Series: Insurgent
So, last night, I went to see the second installment in The Divergent Series – Insurgent and this is going to be my review.Enjoy!
First of all, I would like to give a spoiler warning because I might spoil some details of the film in the review. Still here? Let's go then.
IMDb summary: Beatrice Prior must confront her inner demons and continue her fight against a powerful alliance which threatens to tear her society apart with the help from others on her side.
As a young adult myself and a fan of dystopian genre, I was really excited about this film. I have read all the books by Veronica Roth about 2 years ago, so, going into this film, I knew what was going to happen. Still, since it's been quite a long time since I've read the original material and I have read a lot of books since then, I couldn't remember all the details of the story, so I got to experience everything once again, like for the very first time.
Having said that, before I did this review, I reread the plot of the book at The Divergent Wikia page and realized that I would have probably been surprised by the plot of the film even if I had remember the book's plot because they changed a lot of stuff.
I am usually really open-minded when it comes to book-to-movie adaptations and the changes they make but this time I had a few problems.
To begin with, they left out a lot of characters. Marcus had nothing to do in this film, Tori was also left out for the bigger part and even though they gave Tori's twist to Evelyn, she was also an undeveloped character. In addition, other characters like Shauna, Lynn, Edward were cut. Christina was forgotten and Uriah didn't really stick out to me.
Moreover, they changed the story a lot. The whole box and the test story-line was completely different than it was in the book (though I really liked it – not more than the book version but they were on an equal level at least). The book also had more democracy in it: more trials, more meeting and, in the film, they were just straight up killing each other. However, I really liked that they didn't shy away from the killing in a PG-13 film. The books had a lot of deaths in them (a lot of unnecessary ones, especially the 3rd book – book readers will understand:)) and the movie should portray the cruelty of that wold correctly. Visuals
You can definitely tell that they spent 110 million dollars on this film because it looks spectacular. I immensely enjoyed all the simulations and the way they were realized. Those particles looked extremely cool. The whole world building and Jeanine's holographs were also realistic and interesting. I just wish they hadn't spoiled all the cool Tris's simulation scenes in the trailers and teasers.
Character by character (acting)
I believe that the 4 main young actors did a great ob. I am a huge Shailene Woodley fan (the whole post about her) and really like her in a role of Tris. I also dig the new haircut: it makes her look more edgy and sophisticated at the same time. Theo James was also good in his role, though, he didn't have much to do. On the other hand, he will have a bigger role in the 3 and 4 films if they stick to the Allegiant's (book's) plot.
Miles Teller was also very good in the role of Peter. I am also a huge fan of his (post about him) and really liked his characters changes of heart. Ansel Elgort – also a favorite of mine (TFIOS!). However, his story-line was a bit weak and the betrayal wasn't really realized properly.
The adults: Kate Winslet as Jeanine was okay. I wish she would have done more with this role. Evelyn played by Naomi Watts wasn't realized properly too as I have already mentioned. I wish they would have spent more time with Tori played by Maggie Q because she is one of my favorite characters. The only adult character I really liked was Daniel Dae Kim's Jack King – the leader of the Candor.
The dystopian genre always explores the same themes: humanity's self destruction, society's division into groups and the cost of rebellion. Interestingly, this particular series also dells deeper into psychological issues of the main character: the ability to forgive oneself and be at peace with oneself. I really like when big Hollywood block-busters have some heart in them.
My favorite quote was said by Evelyn: "I am factionless because I don't belong to any faction and you are a divergent because you belong to too many" (sorry if I couldn't remember it word by word). It gives a nice perspective on the differences and ,at the same time, similarities of the people. No matter how different we all are, we are all outsiders of society. There is no inside circle.
All in all, I enjoyed the film but it was far from perfect. Next year, we will be getting Allegiant Part 1 and then Part 2 the year after that. I wish they would have stayed more faithful to the book while making the 2nd film and changed the 3rd book's story-line but I really doubt that that will happen.
Trailer: Insurgent trailer
Photos: Screenshots form the trailer, poster – LIONSGATE.
March 26, 2015 March 27, 2015 Lou Tagged abnegation, academy awards, acting, action, activity, actor, actors, actres, america, amity, ansel elgort, book, books, boys, candor, celebrities, cinema, city, comedy, dauntless, director, divergent, drama, dystopia, dystopian, erudite, factions, family, fantasy, film, film review, filming, films, franchise, freetime, insurgent, insurgent review, kate winslet, lionsgate, miles teller, movie review, naomi watts, review, shailene woodley, tfios, the divergent series insurgent, the spectacular now, theo james, trailer, veronica roth, ya dystopia, young adult, zoe kravitz	12 Comments

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A commitment to communication and hearing feedback both positive and negative
Our Behaviour Management Policy and specific Anti-Bullying & Harassment Policy can be found at the links below.
ICT User Agreement 2018
Mutual Obligations
We believe there are mutual obligations between Mark Oliphant College B-12 and our student / parent community. We have
high expectations of students @ MOC.
a sub-school environment that encourages students and staff to get to know each other well.
classes as small as possible such that students have the best access to teachers.
a significant range of supports for students with learning difficulties/disabilities
a 1:1 digital learning program
a range of co-curricular activities including an expansive after-hours programme (MOC+).
We, therefore, have the following expectations of our students and parents.
Students must attend school every day.
Parents are expected to support their child to attend school every day
Students must participate to the best of their ability in their learning.
Parents must have high expectations of their student's achievement and support their learning.
Students must wear full school uniform.
Parents are expected to support their child to wear full uniform
Parents and students must sign the sub-school Code of Conduct, which indicates their understanding and agreement to follow our mutual obligations
At Mark Oliphant, we believe, "The Future Is Now." We are committed to working in partnership with families to provide children with learning opportunities that will provide a solid foundation for their future. Research shows that success in learning is directly proportional to regular attendance and participation in education programs.
The Education Act 1972 requires that children of compulsory school age be enrolled in school. A condition of that enrolment is that a student is required to fully participate in the education program arranged and approved by the enrolling school. Such participation is to include engagement and attendance as required by the program.
A child who is at least 6 years old but not yet 16 is of compulsory school age. Every child of compulsory school age is required to fully participate in the education program arranged and approved by the enrolling school. In addition, the implementation of the Compulsory Education Legislation requires all young people between the ages of 16 and 17 to participate in a full-time approved learning program, which is education or training delivered through a school, university or registered training organisation, an apprenticeship or traineeship, or a combination of these.
In partnership with families, Mark Oliphant College will provide an educational program that promotes attendance and engagement for all children and students enrolled. Staff members will actively intervene when attendance and engagement patterns indicate that learners are at risk of not realising their educational and social development potential.
The Mark Oliphant College Attendance Policy (see link below) places priority on the early identification of non-attendance and irregular attendance, and outlines practices to support the regular attendance of students.
Student Behaviour Management
We believe that if we all work together to meet these obligations the positive partnerships that result will lead to a supportive and successful climate for all in our community.
We have a range of programs to ensure that our children and young people are supported and that the school is a safe supportive place of learning. The management of student behaviour is a staff, parent and student concern and responsibility.
A key element of developing this positive success-oriented learning environment which will support our students to reach their full potential is our Behaviour Management Policy – see link below.
We often state this as
Be SAFE, Be RESPECTFUL and Be RESPONSIBLE to Be SUCCESSFUL
As part of that policy no form of bullying or harassment will be tolerated. The link to our specific Anti-Bullying and Harassment Policy is also included below.
We also publish every semester our behaviour management data as a Keeping our School Safe Report- see link below.
We all bring many strengths and our goal is to develop and enhance these together to improve the educational outcomes for all our students.
Through this commitment, we have adopted a no wrong door policy with our families.
We welcome feedback on our school – please follow the link to email us with any general comments or feedback or questions.
For an immediate concern please follow the guidelines below as detailed in our flowchart and the DECD brochure.
If you are making a site based complaint, please use the Site Complaint Record link here or below. Once complete, please email to: info@moc.sa.edu.au.
Concern/Complaint
Working with our families to resolve any concern or complaint is a key part of how we will deliver on this commitment.
If you have a concern, please take the first steps to work together to resolve the issue and download the MOC Grievance Procedure and/or DECD Parent Concern/Complaint Brochures below. These documents outline the grievance and/or complaints process within Mark Oliphant College. Alternatively, both of these documents can also be collected from the Front office.
Please contact the appropriate person detailed in the flowchart in the MOC Grievance Procedure. Our commitment is to get back to you within 24 hours.
If you are still not satisfied you can refer your feedback or complaint to the Education Complaint Unit by contacting them via email at DECD.ParentComplaint@sa.gov.au or calling on 1800 677 435.
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Mt. Busa: An area that needs to be protected
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Kier Mitchel E. Pitogo doing research in Mt. Busa
The Busa Mountain Range (BMR) straddles the provinces of Sarangani and South Cotabato in southern Mindanao.
According to Kier Mitchel E. Pitogo, resident wildlife biologist and Project Development Officer of the PASu AVPL, "it is one of the last remaining primary forests in the region."
A primary forest is a forest whose ecology hasn't been disturbed by human activity and thus, contains flora and fauna native to the region.
Pitologo recently assisted Aljohn Jay Saavedra, resident botanist and Forest Extension Officer of the Protected Area Superintendent office of the Allah Valley Protected Landscape (PASu AVPL) in DENR-PENRO South Cotabato, in a research expedition to catalogue amphibian and reptile species in the area. They encountered so many orchid species during this time that they also ended up publishing another paper called "Richness and Distribution of Orchids (Orchidaceae) in the Forests of Mount Busa, Sarangani, Southern Mindanao, Philippines" in the Philippine Journal of Science Special Issue on Biodiversity.
READ: 108 orchid species found on Mt. Busa, southern Mindanao
Both scientists were hired by the PASu AVPL [Office of the Protected Area Superintendent of the Allah Valley Protected Landscape] of PENRO [Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office] South Cotabato to work on the Protected Area Suitability Assessment of the Allah Valley Watershed Forest Reserve. The results of the study will be "used to support the proclamation of the AVWFR as a Protected Landscape."
Protected on one side, not so protected on the other
While Mt. Busa is protected on its South Cotabato side by virtue of being under the National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) as well as within the protection zone of the Allah Valley Protected Landscape, which is still under proposal, its Sarangani side is not.
Aljohn Jay L. Saavedra exploring Mt. Busa
Saavedra adds, however, that "the southern slope of the BMR in Sarangani was declared as a Local Conservation Area by the Provincial Government of Sarangani in 2020."
He states, however, that this is not enough to help preserve the area in the long run. "Although this designation helps for the time being, we found it insufficient in the long-term considering the naturalness, irreplaceability, uniqueness, and vulnerability of its biodiversity that is needing a lot of resources the PLGU [provincial local government unit] might not have in the long-term. Thus, a stronger level of protection- under national law- is most suitable should we want to maintain what's left of this mountain range."
Needless to say, conservation efforts would be easier to coordinate if the whole BMR were under protection. "The designation as PA [protected area] would mean more conservation, scientific, and public attention to the BMR, which hosts one of the last remaining intact primary forest areas in southern Mindanao and home to the critically endangered Philippine eagle and other endemic and threatened wildlife," Saavedra says.
The dangers of human activity
Time is of the essence in declaring the area a protected zone, especially when curbing human activity is concerned. As Saavedra notes, "Several small-scale threats are present in the BMR but may have irreversible effects if left unabated and unregulated."
He cites two agricultural practices as an example, discussing their traditional roots versus the amount of irreversible damage they have the potential to wreak on the mountain range. "For instance, the kaingin practice or slash-and-burn agriculture is a pressing threat to the BMR," he says. "While we acknowledge that this has been the traditional practice for generations, the practice of kaingin would result in fragmentation and further degradation of the forest habitat, which displaces many native and endemic wildlife, extirpating species that have a low tolerance to disturbance such as orchids. Forest thinning for abaca farming is also widely practiced in the BMR."
According to Saavedra, "The PASu AVPL office is now working for this proclamation, which includes the northern slope of the BMR inside the Strict Protection Zone."
Conservation efforts
There are conservation efforts in BMR's southern side as well. "On the southern slope, several stakeholders are working together to push for its inclusion into the NIPAS. This would cover the whole southern slope of the BMR under the Municipalities of Maasim, Kiamba, and Maitum in Sarangani Province," he adds.
The scientists have allowed their papers to be used as part of the documentation to help secure the area as protected. "We were able to provide our biodiversity data to this group for their perusal, which should help support their efforts for the protection of the BMR. We are so happy that we are on this stage where we get to see that our biodiversity data, the results of our hard work and perseverance, is being used on its intended purpose," Saavedra says.
One does not have to be a scientist or conservationist to be concerned or get involved in BMR's study and conservation. Saavedra offers some tips for citizens to get involved.
"I think the first step is to be aware. As the saying goes, 'we cannot protect what we don't know.' I believe that the public's indifference to biodiversity is caused by the lack of awareness. So knowing our local wildlife and biodiversity helps us know the problems and possible solutions. It helps us engage in the discussions. And in the process, it helps us develop a positive attitude and behavior towards biodiversity," he says. I acknowledge that we have different interests and views about biodiversity, but when we know what we are conserving and what's at stake then I believe that in our own simple ways, we can do something to protect it."
Photos courtesy of Aljohn Jay Saavedra
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Yvette Tan is Agriculture magazine's managing editor Agriculture.com.ph's web editor. She is an award-winning writer who likes to eat, travel, and listen to stories about the strange and supernatural. She is dedicated to encouraging people to push for sustainable food sources and is an advocate of food security, food sovereignty, and the preservation of community foodways.
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22nd February, 2018
South Australian singer Rachael Leahcar contacted Jodie & Soda after hearing 8-year-old Alex's story and wanted to help with his dream to be Adelaide's Best Firefighter Ever.
"I've been listening and it's really touched my heart and hear what he's been going through with his family and brain cancer"
"We both lack sight and we both love music and we both love making siren noises!"
Leahcar would love to introduce her beautiful guide dog Ella to Alex as he may need assistance in the future and she says she doesn't know where she'd be without Ella in her life…
"She's saved my life on several occasions, she even stopped me from falling off a cliff once!"
Leahcar will be joining Jodie & Soda in Rundle Mall, Friday Feb 23 to cheer on Alex and make him the Best Firefighter Ever!
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Black Swan Data has grabbed the number one spot on the inaugural Sunday Times Sage Start-up track 15, with impressive sales growth. The new league consists of the fastest growing start-ups over the last two years.
The 15 members of the list this year all have an average growth of more than 190% and sales that have grown from a minimum of £50,000 to at least £1,000,000 over the two year period inspected, but less than £50,000 in sales previous to that.
While Black Swan Data has taken the top spot on the list there are actually fewer pure tech start-ups than one might expect on the list. It indicates perhaps that it has now become about leveraging the technology rather than creating it.
The list includes six online retail start-ups and several fintech companies. The IT services provider Roc Technologies also makes the list and one offline business Propercorn that sells popcorn to retail companies.
Black Swan Data tops the list having delivered an impressive 587% sales growth in the two years that were covered by the analysis. Founded in 2011 with only 3 employees, it now employs 200 employees, across ten offices in four continents. In 2012 the company raised £2.5 million from Blackstone and this has helped to accelerate growth.
The company now boats £8.4 million in sales delivering analytics intelligence to clients such as Pepsi, Debenhams, GSK, Mars, Tesco and Unillever to name just a few and shows no signs of slowing that growth.
Steve King, CEO Black Swan explained in the press release: "When we started the business 4 years ago it was because we felt there had to be a better way for businesses and brands to make use of the mass of data available to them. Data is largely irrelevant unless you can harness its power effectively. So we are absolutely delighted to have been recognised at the top of this prestigious list. It's a great acknowledgement for all our people and all our clients who have seen such value in the way we work to transform the way data can be used.
The Black Swan platform, Nest pulls data in from a wide variety of data sources including Social Media, internal information, customer forums, even celebrity data streams and analyses them to produce visualised output that help companies make marketing and supply chain decisions.
The platform also claims to deliver predictive analytics around seasonal changes to demand, using weather and other factors to bring a level of accuracy to estimates that are better than have been achieved before. This reduces waste and increases corporate profitability and therefore share price.
Being flagged as the No 1 Start up on The Sunday Times list will do Black Swan Data no harm, and the other top fifteen may all see awareness of their existence boosted, Next year there are plans to see the list extended further and it will be interesting to see who makes it.
The current criteria of the list means that it will be impossible for a company to appear on the list twice so next year's winner will be someone different. What Black Swan Data need to achieve is to make it onto one of the other Sunday Times tracks like the Top 100 Tech track next year in order to keep its visibility going.


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For those who like a Champagne lifestyle, but on a lemonade budget, I'll let you in on one of my most useful tips: Pick a top restaurant – even a really upmarket one, with high prices and long waiting lists – and visit for breakfast. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day after all, and this way you can truly indulge and enjoy the beautiful ambience and service of a sought-after venue without the hefty price tag.
I used exactly this tactic when I fancied a visit to the dining spot that is surrounded by whisperings of 'London's Best Restaurant 2014': Berners Tavern in Fitzrovia. With Michelin starred executive chef Jason Atherton at the helm, I knew it wouldn't disappoint.
With my breakfast buddies Holly, Shawn and Jasmin, we swanned into the soaring lobby of the London EDITION hotel – with high ceilings, shining surfaces and suited doormen, it was pretty dreamy to start the day in such luxury!
Berners Tavern is just off the lobby, and the interior is utterly breathtaking as you enter – I always pay attention to the interior design of the venues I visit, but this place really did go over and above anything I've found in London of late.
Super-high ceilings with ornate mouldings sat above walls that were covered in colourful, highly stylish artworks in baroque-style gilt frames.
The bar is straight ahead as you enter, and gives a whole new meaning to 'top shelf bottles' – this display was floor to ceiling with top-notch tipple bottles.
The tables and booths are all smoothly rounded, and we took our seats to enjoy well-made coffees (served in bone china cups and saucers). I enjoyed Bircher muesli (£5) and soft, sweet toasted brioche (with Kitchen Garden preserves, handmade in the Cotswolds – £4).
Although I kept it light, there are other more hearty options on the menu – everything from a full English for £14 to hazelnut waffles for £8 (Jasmin confirmed these were perfect, served with berries and whipped vanilla cream). Shawn's Brioche French toast with maple and bacon was quite a sight to behold too. Juices and smoothies (£5.50) provide a vitamin hit where required.
I am over the moon that I have discovered this glamorous central London breakfast spot – it's the kind of impressive place that I've been telling everyone about since my visit, and I can't wait to get back for more early morning decadence.


Your Uptown apartment may be imbued with the spirit of Charlie Chaplin, Benny Goodman, or even Al Capone. This part of Chicago was and still is an entertainment hotspot. Majestic ballrooms and movie palaces here drew in big names and huge crowds—including Prohibition-era gangsters. Some of those historic venues still stage shows today. While Uptown may appear run down in parts, it's undergoing a rapid revival. New shops and eateries pop up here every day.
Uptown is best known for its great live music and nightlife. The Green Mill jazz club is just one of many historic venues open in the area. There are also theaters and comedy clubs and bars to check out. Southeast Asian ethnic restaurants and markets enliven the Little Vietnam neighborhood. Most of these places are family run. Take your pick, be it Chinese, Thai, or Laotian. Uptown is turning into a better place to shop, as well.
For the athletically inclined, Margate Fieldhouse has a gym and fitness facility and a playground. Lincoln Park covers the lakeshore here, with athletic fields, the Lakefront Trail, and beaches.
Commuters from Uptown mostly take Red Line trains on the 'L,' which stops at stations off Broadway. You can also hop onto Brown Line and Metra commuter rail trains not too far from Uptown.
Uptown falls within three Chicago City Council wards—the 46th, the 47th, and the 48th. The Bezazian and Uptown branches of the Chicago Public Library are both in this neighborhood. There's a United States Post Office on North Broadway. Methodist Hospital of Chicago, Weiss Memorial Hospital, and others can be found in Uptown.
Zip codes serving Uptown are 60613 and 60640.


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UK's paint stash totals over 50 million litres, posing environmental issues
Households across the UK are stockpiling enough paint to coat the Forth Rail Bridge 212 times, posing major sustainability and environmental issues, as revealed by our research. We're asking consumers to write to their elected representatives to help highlight this issue.
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Indeed, only just over a quarter (27%) of UK adults said they have recycled paint they no longer need and 67% don't know if their local recycling facility will allow them to recycle decorating paint. However, 82% of those surveyed said they probably would use a recycling facility if they had confidence leftover paint could be recycled.
To help combat this issue, we are calling for UK governments to provide better support to local reuse and recycling initiatives, while the companies behind paint brands Dulux, Farrow and Ball, Johnstone's Paints and Ronseal are calling for government engagement with the British Coatings Federation's PaintCare blueprint for a national remanufacturing programme.
Professor Tom Welton, our President, said: "We have found that most households have tins of paint languishing in cupboards, sheds and garages – and that while consumers want to be able to recycle, they face a postcode lottery, making it unnecessarily difficult to do the right thing. All this paint contains huge quantities of valuable polymers in liquid formulations to help it stick to your walls. It's unsustainable to waste such a commodity, and we're risking environmental damage through not re-using and recycling, so we're urging consumers to write to their elected representatives to help highlight this issue.
"Our research shows we are currently producing enough of these polymers to fill Wembley stadium 32 times every year and we are only just beginning to understand where they go after being used. Industry giants are supporting both the BCF's PaintCare scheme to make paint more sustainable, and our task force to make polymers more sustainable across eight sectors – but we need government to engage with us, provide better support to circular economy initiatives and invest in a sustainable future for the UK."
Professor Tom Welton was featured on ITV News talking about the issue Picture: ITV
The BCF framework is predicted to increase the percentage of leftover paint re-used, recycled, or re-manufactured from 2% today to 75% by 2030 – which represents 275 million litres of leftover paint.
Our campaign was supported by celebrity decorator and TV presenter Linda Barker, who said: "Decorating was a fabulous way for us to cope with lockdowns during the pandemic, but a direct result of that is we've been left with an awful lot of unused paint – and while there are some organisations who offer recycling, coverage across the UK is sporadic at best.
"We all have a responsibility to be more sustainable and there is already a huge trend for making more environmentally friendly choices when buying paint, so we know there is a willingness to do this. We urgently need more facilities and ways for people to be able to recycle and reuse unwanted paint so it doesn't go bad sitting in a shed – or end up incinerated or in landfill."
Seagulls' colourblind paint mixer, Ruksar Ajmal, shows Linda Barker how they recolour paint for customers Picture: Royal Society of Chemistry
Our survey also revealed that 47% of households in the UK redecorated in the last year, with 31% of this group saying that COVID-19 measures provided an 'excuse' to redecorate. In total, 73% of adults living in the UK are now storing unfinished tins of paint.
When asked why they stockpiled unused paint, 30% said it seemed a waste to just throw it away, while 73% said they were holding on to excess paint in case it was needed for touch-ups or repainting.
Tom Bowtell, Chief Executive Officer of British Coatings Federation and Chair of our Surface Coatings Group, said: "Our own research echoes that of the RSC and estimates that 55 million litres of waste decorative paint is generated in the UK each year. Our PaintCare initiative sees this left-over paint as a valuable resource and plans to recover and reuse it. Consumers and professional painters will be able to take their old paint to their local waste recycling centre or DIY outlet where it would be taken to a paint recycling factory for sorting, mixing and testing to make new paint of the highest quality for re-selling. It's a closed loop system – paint made from paint. We will also develop sustainable ways to use paint not suitable for remanufacture into new materials such as concrete."
Earlier this year we took a landscape view of the sustainability of ingredients found in millions of household products through our report Polymers in liquid formulations (PLFs): Opportunities for a sustainable future. The paints industry is just one of eight sectors that PLFs are key ingredients for, and each year more than 36.25 million tonnes of PLFs are used in household and industrial products, from shampoos to washing detergents. The research reports that investment in innovation, waste management and the circular economy is urgently needed to make this newly-identified group of chemicals more sustainable.
We are calling for:
Government and local authorities to provide more support to paint recycling and reuse initiatives, such as BCF's PaintCare programme, making it easier for consumers to recycle paints no matter where they live
Government to directly invest in research programmes for sustainable alternatives for PLFs
Consumers to reduce wastage of paints by buying only what they need. Find out what you can do with leftover paint here
Consumers to write to their MP asking for change - further details can be found here
In addition to the release of our report, we convened an industry task force to plan a way forward to make PLFs more sustainable. Unilever, BASF, Crown Paints, Croda, Afton Chemical and Scott Bader are among the first to join the task force, with many other organisations across eight key industries including agriculture and cosmetics sharing their expertise.
Paint recycling case study:
One paint recycling and reuse scheme that has been successful is Seagulls Reuse in Leeds. Started by friends Cat Hyde and Kate Moree in 2002, the social enterprise collects waste paint from local households, before remixing it for sale at a low price – even recolouring for customer's specific requirements.
Cat Hyde co-founder of Seagulls Reuse and Linda Barker Picture: Royal Society of Chemistry
They set it up after discovering the environmental harm that can come from improperly disposed paint – and that there were few options to sustainably dispose of leftover paint in the UK. Pre-COVID, they prevented 350 tonnes of leftover paint going into landfill every year.
Seagulls Reuse founder Cat Hyde said: "I don't think awareness of paint recycling has moved much over the past 20 years. I think in Leeds, people know we're here and there are schemes around the country that do similar things, but we need more.
"We always say, it's better to bring in unused paint that let it go off. Even if paint has gone bad, it can be remade or recycled into other products – so please don't just throw it in the bin."
It costs approximately £40-50k per year for Seagulls to dispose of unusable paint and Cat says schemes like theirs must be funded to address issues with stockpiling and waste going to landfill.
"At the moment, it comes down to whether or not a local authority is prepared to pay for that waste. We're very grateful for Leeds City Council for supporting our own scheme, but we need more initiatives like ours right across the country."
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A strong concern regarding UAVs is they carry the threat of being used by terrorists. Most drones are fitted with cameras (live stream in many cases), but they can also carry a small cargo payload that could be an explosive device.
Due to very small dimensions and high maneuverability, the drones are extremely difficult to detect.
ELVA DDR-76 radar (76 GHz Drone Detection Radar) was designed to match drone flight characteristics and shape.


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Jennifer L. Schenker graduated from Fordham University at Lincoln Center and received her Juris Doctorate degree from Touro Law Center.
Ms. Schenker devotes her practice to all areas of Matrimonial and Family Law litigation. Ms. Schenker primarily focuses on matters involving highly contested and complex divorces, custody, child support, relocation, neglect, orders of protection, pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, and post-judgment matters, in all five boroughs of the State of New York, Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
Ms. Schenker has conducted trials regarding complex divided matters with respect to custody, child support and equitable distribution. Ms. Schenker has negotiated numerous settlements with respect to intricate matrimonial actions.
Prior to becoming associated with the Law Offices of Anthony A. Capetola, Ms. Schenker clerked with several Supreme and Family Court Judges in Suffolk County.
Ms. Schenker has been admitted to practice law in the State of New York and a member of the New York State Bar Association, Nassau County Bar Association, Nassau County Women's Bar Association, Suffolk County Women's Bar Association and Huntington Lawyer's Club.


Nusa Dua Traveling. Nusa Dua Bali is a prime place for you to relax and unwind under the tropical Sun. A peaceful and calm situation for your vacation in Bali is truly fulfilled here. Nusa Dua is located on the southeasternmost island about 15 km from Internasional Airport Bali and about 40 km from Denpasar.
Offer to you elegant resorts supported by crystal clear sea water and white sand beaches that complement various tourist attractions. Hotels, restaurants, bars, shops, here are usually high class and have prices that reflect status.
The beach is beautiful with blue sea, the breeze is cool, the water is clear and calm, the sand is whiter, and the scenery is very charming. Because it is located at the end of Bali, this beach is less visitors when compared to other beaches in Bali.
This kind of thing makes Nusa Dua Beach feel more private and exclusive.
Nusa Dua has a white sandy beach, generally taken by tourists who really want to enjoy their vacation, resting in hotels, resorts or starred cottages that spread over the coast of Tanjung Benoa to Nusa Dua.
During the road you can enjoy a beautiful garden. It is ideal for relaxing together with the family, to walk, run, or ride a bicycle. The combination is suitable for shady trees and white sea sand, small waves, and birds singing to jumping squirrels. You can relax while lying under shady trees, then swim or play sand and sea water occasionally.
During this beach, you can see 2 panoramas that are very beautiful. One aspect is the panoramic view of the coast and the sea line which is very beautiful, one moment in another that is the panorama of magnificent hotels lined up along the coast.
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William "Bill" Carey Jr., 77, Hoyt, formerly of New Braunfels, Texas, died Sunday, Aug. 23, 2015, at Midland Hospice House in Topeka.
He was born July 16, 1938, in Jefferson City, Mo., the son of Bill and Marietta Cleland Carey.
Mr. Carey was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. He had also been a truck driver and a deputy sheriff in western Kansas.
He was a member of a Topeka Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite and the Shriners.
He married Judith Bock on June 9, 1984, in Topeka. She died April 22, 2014. Bill was also preceded in death by his parents and a nephew.
Survivors include a sister, Beth Fenske and husband Larry, Hoyt; a nephew, Stephen Fenske, Hoyt; two nieces, Sheila Raleigh, Wichita, and Carrie Emberson and husband Bret, Colwich; and great-nieces and nephews.
Mr. Carey was cremated, and no services in Kansas are planned. Inurnment will be held in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery in New Braunfels, Texas.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Hoyt Rural Fire Department, sent in care of Chapel Oaks Funeral Home, P.O. Box 280, Hoyt, KS 66440.


In just over a weeks time the twenty-first Festival de Jerez will begin. I have my flight tickets at the ready and our flat will be full of friends. There has already been much discussion about the Programme. Who is appearing? What shall we go to see? Last year there was a preponderance of guitarists, often fusing flamenco with more recent musical types, like jazz. This year it seems that there are fewer of them (shame) but there is still the Toca Toque cycle of concerts ( toque is flamenco guitar technique ). We will be going to more than one.
Today's flamenco guitar differs from its classical counterpart in a number of ways. It is lighter in construction and has less internal bracing, often having a tap plate or golpeador to protect the wood from the rapping fingers of the guitarist. Its sound is drier, less sustaining of notes than the lusher, classical variety. The rapid cascade of flamenco notes often sounds muddy when played on a classical guitar, because of its greater resonance. A flamenco guitar has a punchier, more percussive sound and is held, and played, differently to a classical guitar. Here I have to confess that I play neither.
Historically, however, they are both chordophones, a family of stringed instruments which includes everything from a balalaika to a tambouras, via sitars and mandolins. Their antecedents are in mediaeval instruments like the lute, the round-backed gittern and the flat-backed vihuela. Lutes, or instruments like them, are found in antiquity, in ancient Mesopotamia and further east in Bactria and Gandhara. The Greeks had the kithara, and the Romans the pandura and the Arabs the oud. There is an example of modern oud playing below. The modern oud ( right) is constructed in a very similar way to modern lutes.
It was the Berbers and Arabs who, in conquering the Iberian peninsular in the eight century, brought their oud with them to add to a local pandura based tradition. By the 11th century Al Andalus was a centre for production and the instruments spread into Provence, with its troubadours and then developed more widely into the lute ( though a similar instrument to the oud called the komuz entered Europe through the Balkans at about the same time ).
The oud/lute can be seen in the illustrations to the Cantigas de Santa Maria of King Alfonso X in the 13th century ( see Heavenly Music ). This is the ancestor of the flat-backed vihuela. Also called the viola de mano and, as one would expect, played with the hand, like a lute or oud, the twelve stringed vihuela was also played with a bow and developed further into the viol. The hand played vihuela developed into the Renaissance and then the Baroque guitar.
A similar round-backed chordophone instrument, the gittern ( in Spanish guitarra ) seems to have been around at roughly the same time as the oud and lute and is mentioned by Chaucer in his Canterbury Tales. The etymology of 'Guitar' is, as you might imagine, as complicated as tracing the development of the instrument itself.
Its sound, however, is beautiful. I end this post with a short Youtube clip of Santiago Lara playing Granaina.
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Need to get away from the tumult of city life? Need to escape the oppressive heat? Look no further than Tucson's own sky island. Spending some time on Mount Lemmon can definitely help put thoughts of more stressful things in the rear view, especially when taking in the beautiful vistas along the way. Once you get to the top, there are plenty of spots to bunker down, unload and enjoy the wilderness.


Life is about relationships. Here at Firewheel Bible Fellowship, we think it is very important for people to have a place where you can connect with other people in the Firewheel family.
To help you connect, we've created Sunday Morning Gatherings. Each group plans studies and social events that are geared toward building relationships and learning more about God's Word. Even if you cannot attend on Sunday morning, you are always welcome to attend a social event.
A question that is often asked is which class will best fit me? We recommend that you try as many of the classes as you would like, to see which one you feel most comfortable in.
Boomers & Nesters Gathering meets in "The Great Room"
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import com.twu.biblioteca.Customer;
import com.twu.biblioteca.Library;

import java.util.Scanner;

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public class LoginController {
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