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What's really going on in the iCenter?
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Name: iCenter
Website: icenter.co
iCenter is a cryptocurrency investment company with affiliate membership. The company is tight-lipped about its owner(s) and the website has little or nothing to say about the company's background information. All that we know is that the domain name (iCenter.co) was registered on 1st of July, 2017. However, the registration was privately done and so who did it or where it was done cannot be traced. Consequently, its owners or any other background information cannot be accessed. In the same vein, we do not know when the company itself was founded or where it operates from.
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The investment that members have to put in is low
The company is faceless as there is no way of ascertaining those who are behind its business and other operations
The company partners with investors that it does not recommend
The company has no product line and therefore no proof of an income funnel other than money collected from its partners. They also have no service on offer.
The company is not traceable as there is no physical location mentioned on the site.
The company is for anyone looking to invest in cryptocurrency and also looking to make money doing so. It is also for anyone who wants to earn money referring people without having to do any marketing.
Business Tools, Products and Training
The company has no products and therefore no retail sales activity. All that the company has to sell is its cryptocurrency which itself is a facade to make it appear that there is a legitimate product. There are no training or tools available to members as there is really nothing to train them about. Members are called affiliates and the only thing they have to sell to new recruits is their affiliate membership.
It is entirely free to join iCenter. You do not have to pay a dime. However, on joining the company, you have the option of investing in the company's cryptocurrency or of not investing. Members are compensated for their investments along these lines:
Members can choose to invest 0.01 BTC and then earn a 1.2% daily ROI for 120 days as a result
Members can choose to invest 0.1 LTC and then earn a 1.4% daily ROI for 99 days as a result.
All the investments are controlled through telegrams bots. Another way to earn at iCenter is through referral commissions. iCenter uses a unilevel system to pay out referral commissions. Thus, members can earn 10% on level 1 for referring other people, 3% on level 2 and 1% on level 3. Like we said before, members do not receive any training because there is nothing to train them about. No one needs training on recruiting others (to come to sell nothing) since the others will join only if they want to. If the members were to build websites for referral generation purposes, there would be no products or services to display and their affiliate membership is simply not enough.
Final Opinion
The first thing that comes to mind about this company is its lack of transparency. The company is not willing to reveal who its owners are as manifested by the private nature of its domain registration and the scanty nature of its site. This is further buttressed by the lack of any background information whatsoever.
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Also, there is no proof of an external income source since the company has no product line on sale and no service offered as well. It is safe to say therefore that iCenter is another Ponzi scheme that is trying so hard not to look like one.
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Edmund Burke (1729–1797) was an author, statesman, and publicist, born in Dublin. He was an MP in the House of Commons between 1766 and 1794. His writings include A Vindication of Natural Society, A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful, Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents, Reflections on the Revolution in France, Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs, Letters on a Regicide Peace, and Thoughts and Details on Scarcity.
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Sorry I missed last week's pregnancy update. I was on holiday in Devon and Derby.
I've gained: I have gained 2lbs in the last two weeks. My starting weight was 132lbs/60kg and I lost 13lbs/6kg from Hyperemesis gravidarum. I've now gained 18lbs/8kg throughout my pregnancy. I have been eating a lot but it has mainly been fruit and salad as I seem to eat a nectarine every time I pass the fruit bowl. I'm also devouring raspberries by the punnet.
I'm wearing: An ASOS long sleeve, maternity T-Shirt and my Leigh Topshop maternity jeans.
How I'm feeling: Very uncomfortable and super sleepy. It is difficult to sit and sleep in a position that doesn't affect the bump. It feels quite heavy and either pushes up into my ribs or seems to need propping up on the bed. I've not been sleeping well as it is hard to roll over and I seem to end up in the middle of the bed most nights and struggle to get back to my side. Sorry Andy!
Highlight: It has been lovely being on holiday for the last week. We went for Afternoon Tea in Bovey Castle, Devon, and to visit friends in Derby so although all the travelling has been tiring, we've had a lot of laughs and fun. It has meant that Annabelle has been a bit more excitable and over tired but she's has had spent lots of time playing, exploring and learning.
The baby is: 2lbs or nearly 1kg! If baby was born now, it would have a 90% survival rate. As great as those odds are, I would like to get to full term so stay put baby and I'll see you in over 10 weeks.
Food cravings: Coffee, coffee and more coffee. I'll allow myself just one cup of coffee per day, usually first thing in the morning but I really crave it throughout the day so I've been having decaf. I've heard that arsenic is used to remove caffeine from tea and coffee so I try to limit the cups of decaf I drink. Andy and I really enjoyed the tea we had at Bovey Castle. He had vanilla rooibos and I had rhubarb with vanilla so I may see if I can order those flavours online and up my herbal tea intake instead.
Symptoms: Tiredness. I'm struggling to get through the day without a nap. I've also had a lot of Braxton Hicks which aren't fun.
My body: A lot bigger! My non-maternity T-shirts are definitely too small now and I'm gutted. I don't really want to buy any more maternity clothes as I want to spend the money decorating Belle's new bedroom and we've just had to buy a new washing machine.
Any mood swings? Yep, been a bit emotional but that's mainly caused by feeling so tired.
I'm looking forward to: Seeing my extended family for dinner and catching up with a few friends before the end of the summer holidays.
I definitely feel like I need the caffeine but I also have a wriggler who reminds me not to have more!
I'm trying a few alternatives to 'delicious' water but I heard green tea stops the folic acid from working and a lot of herbal teas seem to have an aroma but no taste 😦 I'm not a big fan of squash either.
Thank you. I can't believe it's gone by so fast!
It was delightful and as Annabelle was in the creche it was relaxing too.
Thank you. In comparison to the first trimester, I've definitely been making the most of a healthy second trimester and hopefully a third.


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"Passionate Nigerian Leaders": Gambari, Zulum, Ifediora, others, make the 2020 list.
04 Jan "Passionate Nigerian Leaders": Gambari, Zulum, Ifediora, others, make the 2020 list.
The OCI Foundation's President, Associate Professor Chris Ifediora, has been listed as one of the 6 passionate Nigerian leaders in 2020. This is as published by the "Sweet Home Magazine", a regular publication of the Sweet Home Africa Humanitarian Foundation (SHAHF), an NGO established in 2006 to empower Nigerians at home and in diaspora. A hard copy of the magazine, which is not for sale, is available across Nigeria, and can be obtained by reaching out directly to the SHAHF or their associates.
The SHAHF is a non-political, non-profit humanitarian organization founded by Rev Dr Austin Epunam, an Ambassador of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC). Epunam is also a pioneer member of the State House Chapel Abuja, Nigeria. Both the NCPC and the State House Chapel are directly under the Nigerian Presidency, Aso Rock Villa, Abuja, Nigeria. Reverend Epunam is also a National Champion of the OCI Foundation.
Passionate Nigerian Leaders: 2020
Those included in the list are 6 prominent Nigerians, including current and former governors, a leading pharmaceutical giant, and the current Chief of Staff to the Nigerian President. They are:
His Excellency, Governor Benedict Ayade, the Executive Governor of Cross River State, Nigeria (since May 2015);
His Excellency, Governor Babagana Zulum, the Executive Governor of Borno State, Nigeria (since May 2019);
His Excellency, Governor Peter Obi, a former Governor of Anambra State of Nigeria (June 2007 to March 2014) and a one-time Vice Presidential Candidate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (2019);
Dr Stella Okoli (MON, OON), the CEO of Emzor Pharmaceuticals Nigeria, a leading indigenous pharmaceutical company;
Prof Ibrahim Gambari, the current Chief of Staff to the President of Nigeria (His Excellency Muhammadu Buhari), and a former Under Secretary-General of the United Nationsfor Political Affairs;
A/Prof. Chris Ifediora, the Founder and President of the OCI Foundation, an international NGO at the forefront of anti-cancer fights across the whole of Nigeria. His profile can be watched in the video below.
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Q: How to implement lookbehind and lookahead for lexing bold and italic text ranges in Markdown-like syntax? I am building a parser for a Markdown-like syntax and am currently struggling to implement robust support for bold and italic text ranges. I would like to "translate" the following regular expression for the beginning of a bold range into the ANTLR4 lexer syntax (the expression is taken from the Markdown syntax highlighting for the Atom editor):
(?<=^|[^\w\d\*])\*\*(?!$|\*|\s)

The positive lookbehind checks if the "**" sequence is at the start of the string or not preceded by a word, a digit, or another asterisk. The negative lookahead checks that the sequence comes not before the end of the string and is not followed by another asterisk or any whitespace character.
I have already learned that I have to use semantic predicates in ANTLR4 to do a lookahead (using _input.LA(1)), doing something like this:
  ASTERISK_BOLD_START
      : { /*Lookbehind checks*/}? '**' {/*Lookahead checks with _input.LA(1)*/}?
      ;

But how do I implement the lookbehind checks? And how can I check for the beginning or end of the whole string parsed?

A: Don't use a regular expression to create parser grammar from. Both techniques work differently and you could easily move in a wrong direction. Your idea of doing a lot of look behind and look ahead is such a wrong direction. It's typical for (complex) regular expressions, but not normal parsers. Instead look at what other grammar authors have written. There's one grammar here at SO and there's Antmark over there at Github. You could also start by taking an EBNF for Markdown and create your grammar from that.
However, be preprared for some trouble. Markdown is not a context free grammar and hence difficult to parse. The blog posting Why isn't there a formal grammar for Markdown? explains some details.

A: I personally find one-character lookahead useful in lexer in some circumstances. What I use it for is to match numbers - now you can write numbers as digits or digits with a separator in groups of three, e.g. 100,000,000.
This is the lookahead implementation in the grammar file:
@lexer::members {
    //implements one character look ahead
    public boolean charLA(String strPattern) {
        String nextCharacter = _input.getText(new Interval(getCharIndex(), getCharIndex()+1));
        java.util.regex.Pattern pattern = java.util.regex.Pattern.compile(strPattern,java.util.regex.Pattern.UNICODE_CASE);
        return (nextCharacter != null && !nextCharacter.isEmpty() && pattern.matcher(nextCharacter).find());
    }
}

These are the grammar rules matching the numbers:
INTEGER_GROUPED : ([0-9])?([0-9])?[0-9] ((' '|',') [0-9][0-9][0-9])+ {!charLA("[0-9]")}?;
INTEGER : [0-9]+ ;
This assures that when the user writes 1,000 - it will be matched by INTEGER_GROUPED but when the user writes 1,1234 it will be actually matched by two INTEGERs 1 and 1234. Without the lookahead, it would be matched as INTEGER_GROUPED 1,123 and INTEGER 4.
Not saying this is the only way how to do this but I find it quite useful.

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Amadeus [1984)
In these waning hours of Christmas, I give you…
a fucking masterpiece.
Indeed, I regret that I cannot express myself at this time without resort to expletive, but this film by Miloš Forman is truly bone-chilling.
And it is especially so for me: a former composer.
Oh, there is always still time.
To set pencil to paper (or pen, if [like Mozart], you make no mistakes).
And so we shall take under consideration the director's cut of Amadeus as our subject.
This later, R-rated version is from 2002 and adds 20 minutes to this magnum opus.
Yes, dear friends…we shall consider many things.
The uncanny embodiment of Tom Hulce.
The deft, dastardly thespian skills of F. Murray Abraham.
And even the indispensably aghast facial expressions of Richard Frank.
You might wonder why I have chosen this film to honor God on this day rather than a movie like Ernest Saves Christmas.
I will let you ponder that one for a moment.
But in the meanwhile, we shall press onwards with the young Salieri.
Please remember the pious of Western classical music.
J.S. Bach.
Antonio Vivaldi.
Haydn. Handel.
Ok, perhaps not so much the latter.
Because he too, like Mozart, was a man of the world.
Of the earth.
A joyful sinner.
A composer with a dirty mouth.
Yes, there are miracles in this film.
Too many to count.
Salieri's father choking on a fishbone.
For starters.
But let us consider the whole city of Vienna a miracle on assumption.
A city in which one could dial the number 1507 and receive an A (435 Hz) with which to tune an instrument.
We have long appreciated this bit of trivia from scholar Norman Lloyd.
It has always endeared Vienna to our hearts.
A place where [it must] music flows through every pipe and connects the city in divine harmony.
But that time period for which we yearn…that "common practice" period is just the era in which Mozart is plopped down with his hilarious little giggle.
Jeffrey Jones is magnificent as the judicious statesman the Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II.
Which brings us back to Christmas.
A child was born. To a woman by the Holy Spirit.
Yet the child had an earthly father: Joseph II (not to be confused with the Old Testament Joseph).
Mozart was a child.
Childish.
A hellion.
Yet I would choose him over Shakespeare and Einstein when it comes to true genius.
I had heard it.
With my own ears.
In my days of getting my bachelor's of music in music theory and composition.
I had heard that Symphony #39. I played it.
I was inside the music.
And it is like none other.
I had discovered the ingenious counterpoint in Mozart's Symphony #41.
What lightness! What architecture!
What a vision of the beyond…
It takes memory to succeed.
And we guard our memories.
But it takes observation to create memories.
An eye. An ear (in the case of Mozart).
Yes, Mozart's prowess for hearing something once and then playing it back or either writing out all the parts (if a mixed ensemble) is legendary.
His fame grew with these stunts.
His novelty tours with father Leopold and sister Nannerl (not pictured).
I had at least one Harvard/Stanford-trained Dr. of music warn me about the historical inaccuracies in this film.
But this is Hollywood.
Of course there will be changes.
And yet, it is an incredibly moving picture.
To borrow a programmatic description from Richard Strauss, this film becomes (for much of it) a symphonia domestica.
Which, let me just say, happens to grace us with the presence of genius beauty: Elizabeth Berridge.
But always in life (even into the bubble of music) creeps in business.
Debt.
Mozart was gifted with a once-in-humanity talent, yet he did not have the self-marketing skills to always position his talent at the best place in the market.
Meanwhile, Signor Salieri activates a little psychological warfare (captured by Forman's camera lit by little gaslights all around…).
And so it is machinations versus manifestations of God's glory.
The story is rich.
That a composer might write his own Requiem mass…and that the writing of that mass might just kill him.
We know how cursed the 9th symphony became after Beethoven (Bruckner, Dvořák, Mahler, Schubert…).
Musicians are subject to powerful forces which attack their necessary imaginations.
Superstitions.
Salieri's character proves that those closest to us are not necessarily to be trusted. His disingenuous psyop has Mozart working himself to death.
And that is a scary thing.
To push and push and push.
And yet, who will be remembered?
The expert in psychological warfare?
Or the symphonist?
Times have changed, but it is still the creator who has the benefit of creating goods.
Super-warriors aren't even creating bads. They are creating nothing.
But, it might be argued, that they are doing the most good in this world which no longer appreciates the music of its heritage.
Yes, European classical music is on life-support.
But we return to Mozart, who is in not-much-better condition.
Part of me longs for the treatment of Ingmar Bergman in his underappreciated film version of Trollflöjten (The Magic Flute in Swedish).
But Miloš Forman does everything else right.
The scene in which Mozart and Salieri are working on the Requiem is masterful!
And still…Mozart doesn't realize that his greatest enemy is posing as a friend to help him compose his own death from exhaustion.
It's only when they're throwing the lime on you that you get real perspective.
But by that point, you're wrapped up.
It is thus a fitting Christmas story…that hatred and jealously are futile.
And that a naive genius had the keys to the musical kingdom.
For his 35 short years on Earth.
Perhaps Mozart was not a pious man, but Salieri (who burned his own crucifix in the fireplace) consistently recognized the voice of God in Mozart's music.
I hope you are all having a wonderful holiday season and that your hearts will be filled with melodies which could make the heavens weep.
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Senso [1954)
How does love turn into hate?
Does it ever work the other way around?
Hate into love?
Because the natural course seems to be love into hate.
Vulnerability into hurt.
Hurt into resentment.
And somewhere along the continuum, God forbid, revenge.
Senso, despite its extravagant period costumes and generous budget, is still a product of neorealism.
Sure…it's hard for most of us to relate to a Countess.
That's why I can't read Tolstoy. I can't read Fitzgerald. Not even out of curiosity or hatred.
I can only read Dostoyevsky. I have only ever related to the outlaw.
Of outlaw literature.
But cinema does a funny thing.
We may not be able to really "get into" Il Trovatore or Der Freischütz, but occasionally a talented auteur can make us appreciate the truly foreign: a higher social class.
In this case, it is the highest.
The nobility.
In English we might (but probably won't) know it as the Third Italian War of Independence. How confusing. That would seem to entail a July 4th (for us Americans) three times a year (assuming there wasn't a fourth war).
In plain terms, it was Austria vs. Italy (rather like a soccer match).
Football. Footie. FTSE. Yes…
All rather humdrum after the smoke has wafted away.
Idiots, they call us.
Those who fight.
Some join an army. Very brave.
Others expose themselves needlessly. What might be termed "impulsive" or again "thoughtlessness".
What does this?
In both cases, pride (generally speaking).
Sure, a professional soldier makes a decent living (as long as he or she is living), but said soldier is a chess piece of one type or another…always manipulated from above…lacking autonomy.
And yet, perhaps, no price is too high to pay people who are willing to die to defend their country.
But we must define country.
Defending those who cannot (for one reason or another) defend themselves is indeed honorable.
Defending the abstract structures and mechanisms of a state, perhaps less so…
And yet, a pride can infuse the defense of all of this (either separately or collectively).
And then there is the rebel.
Perhaps the rebel will never again find his army in the first world.
In terms of class warfare, then, the United States is a frozen conflict zone.
Just like Abkhazia or some other little-talked-about blip on the map.
Is there a class war?
Should there be a class war?
Shouldn't wars of all kinds have been evolved out of existence long ago?
No…the rebel shan't find his army in America.
The battlefield has changed.
And as bathos is my witness, "love is a battlefield"!
Discourse on Benatar.
Cannot contain the dodo on his perch.
But never does Luchino Visconti stoop to such poor taste.
Fever pitch, yes.
But poor taste, never.
Because he is telling Spengler's story.
And he is still telling WWII.
There can be no avoiding that. Nine years later.
It must be couched in allegory.
And I, like Baudelaire, am nourished by my own misery.
All of this I owe to Walter Benjamin.
Avoid the jalapeno pronunciation. ~ath do us part.
Alida Valli gets to show more of her breadth here than in the criminally underrated Paradine Case (no pun intended).
Pennies and "the" will be eliminated from the verbal money supply.
Farley Granger is more of a maniac than in Rope (the Hitchcock closest to my snob heart).
Most importantly, Visconti sets the mood with Bruckner's 7th Symphony.
And now Carlo Maria Giulini's recording for Deutsche Grammophon makes more sense.
Senso in what sense?
Direction?
Love leaves you with a worthless compass.
The sun begins to revolve around the Earth.
What a perilous pleasure.
That we hope for forever until our end of days.
No matter the hurt…always more.
For the romantic.
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Passion [1982)
All you need is the first word. The first sentence to get you going.
You can meditate. Think too hard.
And now that it's started it is gloriously ruined. Like Kind of Blue.
Miles Davis would tell his players…one take.
Perhaps there were caveats. But Bill Evans was ready. Coltrane…
It is the same with "Sister Ray" by The Velvet Underground.
One take. Make it count.
Everything proceeds from the first word. But don't take it too seriously.
It is like many other first words. "Once upon a time…"
From a mist rises Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Bruckner would use the same device many times (no doubt in honor of Ludwig van).
Yes. We say Ludwig Van in honor of Mauricio Kagel. And the entire spirit of everything here might be compared to Joseph Beuys.
And just like that <bam> we go over-budget.
Jerzy Radziwilowicz plays the Jean-Luc Godard character here (with the wardrobe ostensibly taken right off the back of Jacques Dutronc). Thus Godard still creates a distance between his story and THE story. The whole bit about Poland is made to throw us off the scent (a bit like the glorious obfuscation of Joyce in Finnegans Wake).
We find Godard to be right. The available forms are too mundane. The audience stops thinking when they are comfortable. So we must disorient them a bit–prod like a brainiac Hitchcock.
You see, the most important thing is not who acted in this film. Rather, the crucial component is the juxtaposition which allows for revelation.
We see the most perfectly-placed tableaux of human paintings. Come to life. The proper term is tableau vivant. Maybe you see them at Christmas. Perhaps a manger and the Christian genesis.
Ah, but with Godard it is Delacroix and Rubens and Rembrandt etc. I assume Ingmar Bergman missed this Godard film because the former had already made up his mind regarding the latter. And thus the admiration flowed in one direction alone. We see the delicacy of Bergman–that technique of the long shot (temporally speaking). You can almost imagine Godard telling his cast of thousands in this mini-epic to have no expression at all.
There is a connection to Stravinsky. Neoclassicism, but really a radical belief in the purity of music. To paraphrase Igor, "Music doesn't have meaning. A note is a note." Perhaps I have done the great composer an injustice with my memory. Yet, a paraphrase is a paraphrase.
We humans are not computers. No matter how many books we have. No matter how steel-trap our memory. No matter how fast our Internet.
And thus, that which is juxtaposed against the meticulous composition of the tableaux vivants? Everyday life. Careless shots. The beauty of the sky. The natural sway of a handheld camera. The sun as it burns up the lens upon peeking through the bare trees. Hanna Schygulla running through the snow with a lavender umbrella.
Real life. Labor. A factory. And who is the real star? Isabelle Huppert. Her character in Sauve qui peut (la vie) was not a sympathetic one. Can we say? WE had no sympathy for her. Very little. Not none.
Yet here…she is the lamb of God (of which she speaks). Huppert is the labor element. Workers' rights. It is intimated that her monotonous job has caused her to stutter. Why? Because it is not easy to talk about the factory.
And why, she asks, are people in films never shown working? It is not allowed. Filming in factories. Indeed, I believe there is a specifically French meaning here. [And Swiss, as the film is shot in Switzerland.] But the real shocker? Work and sex ("pornography") are equally prohibited on the screen.
Only Godard would find this fascinating link. And that is why we love him.
But mostly it is another thing.
Life is so much richer in the films of Godard. Sure, there are some exceptions, but the exceptions themselves are merely the process being revealed. It is "the thinking life" to paraphrase Henry Miller.
Once you have been there, you don't want to go back. Or you can't go back. But we do go back. Thinking is hard work.
And as the world bemoans what havoc Europe has wrought, let it be noted…the Beethovens, Mozarts, Dvoraks…
This is the humanism which little by little comes to occupy the mature films of Jean-Luc Godard.
Most importantly, he never stopped being a critic.
And his film reviews? They are his films themselves.
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HOLLIE GREIG HOAX? NONCE WARS COLEMAN AND THE BBC
The murderous BBC and the VIP paedophile ring
BY THECOLEMANEXPERIENCE JULY 27, 2014
If you thought for one minute that the BBC is, in anyway, as it appears to be, you're very sadly mistaken.
Behind the comforting British TV façade, lies a paedophile network ,so vast and sordid it literally beggars belief.
It's ringleaders are so dangerous that speaking out about the abuse can lead to murder.
The following high-profile names were all killed because they had knowledge of the child-raping ways of the BBC:
Jill Dando
Kristian Digby
Natasha Collins
Mark Speight
Kevin Greening
Paula Yates
Rik Mayall
Don't be fooled into thinking that Jimmy Savile was a lone pervert stalking the broadcast centre.
Savile was, in fact, working as a VIP pimp, procuring children to be abused and often murdered, by Royalty, Government and showbiz entertainers.
He managed to hoodwink the British public for over 50 years due to his close links to Prince Philip, the Secret Services and Margaret Thatcher, who were themselves up to their necks in filth of the highest order.
In 2013, reports emerged of a paedophile ring on the set of Eastenders:
Police are investigating allegations of a paedophile ring operating around the set of the popular BBC soap EastEnders.
Police say that former members of the show's staff may have abused their jobs to groom vulnerable underage youngsters, who flock to the set hoping to catch a glimpse of its stars.
Arrests are said to be imminent, according to the Sun.
"Police are shocked at what they have unearthed," a source told the tabloid. "Arrests are very likely. This is bigger than anyone imagined.
"A lot of work has been done over the last few months. Top police bosses have been shocked at what they have unearthed so far and are determined to finish the job."
A team of detectives is investigating a group of adults who worked on the show in the 1980s and 1990s. The suspects are believed to have attempted to groom young autograph-hunters who hang around the entrance to the set.
Parts of the set in Elstree, Hertfordshire, are believed to have been searched, and the movements of people linked to the show over a 20-year period investigated.
A six-person Special Operations unit has been formed for the investigation, indicating the seriousness of the allegations, the newspaper reported."
Strangely, there have been no updates from the police since.
In September 2013, a brave victim of murderous BBC paedophile, Jimmy Savile, came forward to tell how he was raped by a group of wealthy men after being kidnapped from a swimming pool.
The Mirror led on the story:
" An anguished man has told how legendary Top of the Pops DJ Alan Freeman joined with evil pal Jimmy Savile to launch a brutal sex attack on him when he was a schoolboy.
The traumatised victim claims he was just 11 when German film actor Victor Beaumont lured him to his plush London flat where the BBC stars raped him.
Only now has the man found the courage to report his shocking allegations to officers from Scotland Yard's Operation Yewtree .
Speaking out for the first time since being interviewed by detectives, he claimed Freeman and Savile "showed me no pity and arrogantly thought they could get away with anything".
"Fluff" Freeman – famous in the 1960s for his catchphrases "Greetings, Pop Pickers" and "Not 'Arf" – is the latest on a growing list of stars named in the massive sex crimes investigation.
It raises further concerns about a paedophile network that flourished at the heart of the BBC.
There have been many mysterious 'suicides' and 'deaths' at the BBC over the past 30 years.
Some of those have included:
Kristian Dibgy, Natasha Collins, Mark Speight, Kevin Greening and Jill Dando, to name but a few.
Without a shadow of a doubt, these high-profile presenters met their end because they had knowledge of the sordid child-raping activities taking place at the BBC.
In a strange twist, BBC children's presenter Mark Speight was implicated in the death of his girlfriend Natasha Collins in 2008.
He subsequently disappeared and was found hanging in a disused section of Paddington Station.
We now know Rolf Harris has been arrested by officers from Operation Yewtree., investigating a paedophile ring at the BBC.
It transpires that Mark Speight had done a lot of work with Rolf Harris.
At Mark's memorial, Rolf made an emotional and tearful address:
'It was joyful to work with Mark.
'I realise now that I never told him how much I appreciated his programmes.
'You realise you should always tell people what you think, you should tell them you love them because it might suddenly be too late.'
Rolf sang Sun Arise, backed by a band complete with didgeridoos.
He also did his version of Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven."
We know Mark Speight did volunteer work for Childline and was one of their spokesmen and a high-profile campaigner.
Some say Childline is a "front" organisation used to filter out callers who may have been abused by VIP's.
The coroner who held the inquiry into the deaths of Mark Speight and Natahsa Collins was Paul Knapman.
Knapman was responsible for many high-profile inquests during his 30-year tenure including the following:
The Clapham Rail Disaster in 1987
The Ladbroke Grove Rail Disaster in 1999
7 July 2005 London Bombings in 2005
He was heavily criticised for his bizarre and gruesome handling of the Marchioness riverboat inquest in 1989:
" Chris Pond MP raised serious and urgent questions relating to the conduct of Westminster coroner, Paul Knapman.
He sought to highlight the shocking treatment of families of victims of the Marchioness boat tragedy by the creepy coroner.
For some unexplained reason, Knapman horrifically allowed the victims hands to be cut off and their body parts and tissues to be removed without permission and treated concerned family members with utter contempt."
Knapman was up to his old tricks again when he claimed that BBC DJ, Kevin Greening, had killed himself in a gay bondage session that went wrong.
The murder of Jill Dando has remained conveniently 'unsolved ' for the past 16 years.
Since 1998, we've heard various theories about possible motives for the murder including the involvement of the Serbian mafia or a revenge attack for her work on Crimewatch.
Were these theories merely red herrings, planted to throw investigators off track?
Most certainly, yes.
You see the brutal murder of Jill Dando was not carried out by a lone-stalker or Serbian warlord.
She was murdered by the British Establishment with help from sly Israeli intel agency, because she was about to expose the ring.
Jill's close friend and confidante, Cliff Richard, has himself been named as a visitor to the notorious boy-brothel Elm Guest House, where vulnerable children were trafficked from local care homes to be abused by filthy VIPs.
Cliff was interviewed at length by detectives investigating the murder of Jill on several occasions.
Why was he such an important ' witness' ?
Jill's fiance, Alan Farthing, came face-to-face with Jill's killer but conveniently forgot to tell the police.
Alan has since risen through the ranks of the medical profession and is now the doctor responsible for the birth of Kate and William's new baby.
Was his promotion linked to Jill's murder?
Jill's colleague on Crimewatch, Nick Ross, recently said he'd watch child-porn given half the chance.
Nick is married to Sarah Caplan the cousin of Esther Rantzen, who is also implicated in the Savile scandal.
Caplan and Rantzen founded Childline which appears to be a 'front' organisation used to filter out callers who may have been the victims of VIP child-abuse.
Nick Ross founded the 'front' Crimestopper's helpline.
This helpline conveniently stopped working following an appeal for witnesses to Jill's murder.
There were many procedural 'mistakes' made by the Met Police during their investigations."
The latest 'suicide' to take place was that of BBC driver and friend of Savile, David Smith.
The Mirror reported on the harrowing stories of boys who had been abused by Smith:
A child sex victim of a driver who chauffeured BBC stars has told detectives he was abused by a paedophile ring linked to the pervert.
Jason Little, 42, said he was assaulted in the world famous Television Centre by David Smith during a number of visits with the convicted abuser.
Jason said Smith got him a BBC pass and introduced him to scores of stars, including fellow paedophile Jimmy Savile.
A coroner ruled yesterday that Smith, 67, took a fatal overdose after becoming the first person to be charged as part of Operation Yewtree – the investigation sparked by the Savile scandal.
Jason and his childhood pal Lee Sullivan, 41 – also abused by Smith – have chosen to become the first victims to waive their anonymity in an effort to give hope to others.
Both accused the BBC of covering up Smith's abuse after the corporation refused to admit he ever worked for them.
Jason said: "It makes me sick that the BBC won't admit it. They haven't even bothered to speak to me about Smith."
Lee added: "He has cheated me of justice by killing himself."
Did Smith kill himself or was he murdered to prevent him giving damaging evidence about the BBC at his trial?
We may never know.
But one thing we do know is this.
The clock is ticking on Britain's dirty secrets.
And that includes the murderous and paedophilic BBC.
It's only a matter of time before the whole sickening, shower of filth implodes before our very eyes.
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These kind of investigations begin with the best of intent by rank and file coppers on the ground who are as disgusted at these cases as any other right minded person would be. The question is: why is it when you get a huge ring of paedos numbering in their hundreds and thousands (in some cases) comprising "respectable, professional people" like doctors, senior police officers and judges, politicians and so on, that NOTHING ever comes out of it in the end? Years later, you suddenly remember that that huge old rats' nest of paedophiles they fingered 5 or 10 years ago never ended in any court proceedings whatsoever. "They" (the authorities) banked on us all just assuming something was being done; some massive investigation was being sensitively conducted and would report in due course with hundreds of suspects charged with all manner of heinous crimes and the guilty would be carted off to jail accompanied by a blaze of sensationalist tabloid frenzy. But in reality, after a few years, we'd all just forget about it and no one would notice that FUCK ALL had been done – yet AGAIN. YET ANOTHER ESTABLISHMENT COVERUP HAS SUCCEEDED and the funny handshake brigade are clapping themselves on their backs and popping the champagne corks, having pulled off the impossible yet again.
It's a waste of time expecting the Establishment to investigate itself. We must recognise that it's up to US, each and every one of us, to take direct action against these vile perverts by whatever means we deem appropriate – loudly in a public street preferably – because the legal system has been compromised and paedos can operate with complete immunity – above and beyond the law.
Justice must be done one way or another. If the law won't do it, WE will have to. Our way.
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«Come on Over» (en español Ven Conmigo) es una canción escrita y producida por la cantante canadiense Shania Twain y Robert John "Mutt" Lange para su tercer álbum de estudio  Come on Over.
Fue lanzado cómo noveno sencillo en otoño de 1999 sólo en las radio emisoras country en Norteamérica.
La canción ganó un Grammy en el 2000 en la categoría "Mejor Canción Country".
Twain ha interpretado la canción en varias ocasiones cómo en los Country Music Awards en 1999 y en sus dos giras de conciertos (Come on Over tour 1998-1999 y Up! tour 2003-2004).
La canción fue incluida en la primera recopilación de grandes éxitos de Twain Greatest Hits en el 2004.

Vídeo musical
El vídeo clip se filmó directamente en el concierto de Twain en Dallas el 12 de septiembre de 1998 y se lanzó oficialmente el 6 de octubre de 1999 (un año después). La dirección se acredita a Larry Jordan. Este fue el segundo videoclip filmado en vivo, después de "Honey, I'm Home". El vídeo del siguiente sencillo "Rock This Country! también fue filmado en vivo en un concierto.
El vídeo está disponible en el DVD de Twain The Platinum Collection.

Recepción
"Come on Over" debutó en el Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks en la semana del 11 de septiembre de 1999 en el número 52, el debut más alto de la semana. El sencillo se mantuvo 20 semanas en la lista y alcanzó un máximo del número seis en la semana del 4 de diciembre de 1999, donde permaneció por dos semanas.
"Come on Over" se convirtió en el octavo top 10 alcanzado por el álbum del mismo nombre.

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Washington Insider -- Thursday
1/3/2019 | 6:05 AM CST
By DTN's Washington Insider
Here's a quick monitor of Washington farm and trade policy issues from DTN's well-placed observer.
USDA Report Schedule Still Uncertain Due To Partial Government Shutdown
As the partial government shutdown moves into its thirteenth twelfth day, questions continue to arise on the impacts on USDA reports.
Already, the agency is not releasing daily or weekly export sales updates and other publications have not been released due to the shutdown.
A question still remains on the barrage of reports USDA is scheduled to release January 11, including the Annual Summary, Winter Wheat & Rye Seedings, Grain Stocks and WASDE.
Contacts believe that it would take USDA analysts about one week to complete their analysis of data to be able to release the reports in question. Data gathering for the reports from the National Ag Statistics Service (NASS) should have been completed prior to the shutdown that started December 21, but analysis of the data is still needed.
In 2013, USDA canceled the release of the October Crop Production and WASDE reports when the government shutdown ended.
Court Upholds USDA Move To Scrap GIPSA Rules
A petition by the Organization for Competitive Markets (OCM) seeking review of USDA's decision to withdraw the Obama-era Farmer Fair Practices Rules – also known as the Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) rules – was denied by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
The rules were proposed in December 2016 during the finals days of the Obama administration, and would have made it easier for individual farmers to file suit against meat processors over alleged unfair, discriminatory or deceptive practices. Previously, courts had interpreted the Packers and Stockyards Act (PSA) as requiring proof of harm to competition across the entire industry in any such lawsuit, but the proposed rules sought to lower that legal threshold.
USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue first moved to delay implementation of the rules before withdrawing them entirely in October 2017. In its annual regulatory agenda update released in September, the Trump administration signaled it intends to revisit the rules this spring.
In rejecting OCM's petition, the court accepted USDA's argument that "the interim final rule and proposed regulations would result in protracted litigation that 'serves neither the interests of the livestock and poultry industries' nor USDA is a rational reason not to adopt a proposed change of course."
Washington Insider: China Trends and Global Markets
The Trump Administration seems deeply dug in against China's global investment and trade policies, but a relatively new development is being reported fairly deeply by the urban media, Bloomberg says. It notes that after Chinese manufacturing output fell into contraction territory for the first time since 2017, U.S. and European stock performance reflected global growth concerns.
March contracts on the S&P 500 Index fell as much as 2.3% after a closely watched gauge of Chinese manufacturing hit recent lows. The Dow Jones Industrial Average reacted similarly, Bloomberg reported.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index followed 1% lower, led down by sectors sensitive to global growth such as basic resources and autos. Banks and insurers were among the laggards. Europe's Purchasing Managers' Index readings showed weakness, with Italy contracting while France's survey signaled activity shrank for the first time since late 2016. The euro-zone reading was the lowest in almost two years.
The Caixin Media and IHS Markit China's December manufacturing PMI fell to 49.7 from 50.2 in November, below the 50 threshold for the first time since 2017. That follows the official gauge, which fell into the same zone for the first time since July 2016 on Monday.
Adding to global growth concerns, Singapore's export-reliant economy grew an annualized 1.6% in the three months through December from the third quarter, easing from a revised 3.5% gain previously, according to an advance estimate from the Ministry of Trade and Industry Wednesday. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey of economists was for a 3.6% expansion.
"The disappointment that came through in December has transferred into January as well," said Jingyi Pan, a Singapore-based market strategist at IG Asia Pte. While there was some small development in uncertain Washington politics, it's a reminder of the U.S.-China trade tensions and "brings back to the surface worries on growth," she said.
A fourth quarter sell-off in American equities sent the benchmark to the brink of a bear market late last year as fears of a recession crept up amid intensified U.S.-China trade tensions and a fourth rate hike by the Federal Reserve. The S&P 500 Index closed out 2018 with a 6.2% decline, finishing just above 2,500 and ending its worst year since the 2008 financial crisis amid worries the global economy will weaken in 2019.
FedEx Corp. last month slashed its profit forecast just three months after raising it and pared its international freight capacity amid a slowdown in global trade in recent months, with leading indicators pointing to an ongoing deceleration in the near term. Caterpillar Inc., a bellwether of global growth, was punished by investors in October after repeating its warnings of rising costs due to higher steel prices and U.S. tariffs.
On Wednesday, U.S. stock futures rose as much as 0.6 percent after President Trump invited the top congressional leaders from both parties to a White House briefing on border security and suggested the possibility of "making a deal" to end the government shutdown. It's the first sign of a possible opening for negotiations to break the stalemate over funding for the border wall, Bloomberg said.
For 2019, it's important to anchor investments to where an economy is heading as market sentiment can change very quickly, said Jun Bei Liu, a Sydney-based portfolio manager at Tribeca Investment Partners. Hence the reversal in stock futures is more a lack of confidence as the U.S. economy is still one of the better performers among global peers, she said.
"For the first day of the new year, it would be great to start the year with a green run," Liu said by phone. "Unfortunately, it will probably start in the red."
It is well known that trends in major markets, including China, affect the global economy — but there is wide disagreement regarding how closely those links are interwoven. Increasingly, analysts seem to be suggesting that they are strong and quite sensitive — especially to major government interventions like large tariffs.
Recent media reports suggest that the administration is maintaining its ambitions for quick and meaningful concessions from China on a number of trade-related issues. At the same time, its experience with ag trade suggests the need for caution and better understanding of "do no harm" approaches to markets where access has been developed carefully over time — a trade policy approach producers should watch closely as it is negotiated, Washington Insider believes.
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Parental alienation kills the soul. We need to stop looking the other way.
For nearly two years, my lovely, intelligent teenage daughters refused to talk to me. At all.
Here's where you recoil and wonder: What horrible things did this parent do to make her own daughters reject her?
It's okay – most people have that initial response. I don't take it personally anymore.
I was (and still am) a normal, loving parent, so how could I possibly be cut out of two years of my girls' lives?
The sad reality is that alienation – when children reject a functional, non-abusive parent – is more common than you might think, and it can happen to wonderful mothers and fathers. In fact, CBS 48 Hours aired an episode "Karrie's Choice" over the weekend about an parental alienation situation that tragically culminated in murder.
While homicide is rare, the agony of an alienated parent cannot be overstated. The pain and damage invades all facets of life — mental and physical health, other relationships, financial stability, and sometimes housing and employment. Yet, alienation causes the deepest loss for the child. When a parent is erased from a child's life, the trauma can cause lifelong psychological trauma and attachment issues.
Parental alienation is an uncomfortable and complex topic. Few understand it. No one likes to talk about it, nor do bystanders want to "take sides." These well-meaning attempts at neutrality actually normalize the rejection of the shunned parent.
Alienated parents are understandably bewildered and panicked by their children slowly slipping away as schedules and agreements are eroded. Alienation involves misinformation and manipulation, so logical requests and rational measures are ineffective. Nothing seems to help; everything seems to make it worse.
The rejected parent's growing agitation and anxiety make people take a step back in suspicious discomfort and gravitate towards the upbeat, charismatic parent whom the child clearly favors. Again, the rejection is reinforced.
The lack of clinical clarity and consistency leads many professionals – from teachers and coaches to counselors and lawyers – to defer to the child's preference of one parent. It seems like a simple solution, albeit an uninformed, short-sighted one. The alienated parent has dwindling recourse and is pushed even further away. The child misses out on an essential, formative relationship.
Parental alienation – or whatever they eventually decide to call it – urgently needs to be defined clearly by the mental health industry. There needs to be an accepted standard for identifying and assessing the situation, as well as an effective course of treatment and resolution.
Industry research needs to include adults who experienced parental alienation as children, because there is evidence that it has lasting effects and can occur in a repeating generational pattern. My own father was alienated from my half-sisters for fifteen years. He is one of the few people in my life who truly understands the pain and helplessness that I experienced.
Accepted industry standards then need be shared with and adhered to by the family court system. Symptoms and recommended interventions also need to be widely understood by professionals who work with children. Well-meaning outsiders tend to unwittingly support the favored parent while validating the erasure of the alienated parent.
We need to recognize that children do not naturally reject a parent, even an inadequate one. They do not naturally vocalize that one parent as all good and the other as all bad. They want their parents to attend school events and be present in their lives.
So, how did I reconnect with my daughters?
Patience, persistence, and resilience until a moment of realization occurred for one of my daughters.
My contact options had been reduced to attending public events that I could identify from school websites and sending texts that I could only hope that they were receiving. My texts were admittedly pathetic by this time, because I had almost no knowledge of what was happening in my girls' lives. I commented about the weather a lot.
One random afternoon, my older daughter happened to reply to one of my texts. I nearly fell out of my chair at work! Gradually, this tiny interaction — which will always be of the most amazing moments of my life — led to building a new relationship with both of my daughters that I treasure each and every day.
 Based on assertions by Dr. Baker, Dr. Childress, and other child development professionals.
Tiffany Redden is a formerly alienated parent who missed out on nearly two years with her daughters. She now shares her experience and perspective to help others cope through parental alienation.
I Was Estranged from My Mother. Now It's Hard to Say Good-bye to My Daughter.


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NFL Week 12 PFF ReFocused: San Francisco 49ers 23, Los Angeles Rams 20
Nov 29, 2020; Inglewood, California, USA; San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel (19) runs past Los Angeles Rams inside linebacker Natrez Patrick (57) on a fourth quarter pass play at SoFi Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Hanashiro-USA TODAY Sports
By James Fragoza
• Denver Broncos • New Orleans Saints
With quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and star tight end George Kittle out due to injuries, the San Francisco 49ers found a way to knock off the division-leading Los Angeles Rams for the second time this season, 23-20.
Both teams did their best to hand the other a victory, with the Rams throwing two interceptions and losing two fumbles and the 49ers owning an interception and two lost fumbles themselves.
Editor's note: All of PFF's grades and advanced stats from this game will be finalized and made available to ELITE subscribers within 24 hours of the final whistle.
STORY OF THE GAME
Nick Mullens started for the fifth time this season and struggled outside of play-action, completing just 62% of his passes for 5.3 yards per attempt with an interception and no TDs. Mullens connected on all six of his play-action attempts for 99 yards, which makes you wonder why head coach Kyle Shanahan did not lean on it more.
Raheem Mostert, fresh off of injured reserve, resumed his bell cow role, taking his 16 carries for 43 yards and touchdown. Jeff Wilson Jr. was also heavily involved, gaining 43 yards on 12 attempts. Neither back was exceptional and both fumbled once against the Rams' strong front seven.
The offense revolved around second-year receiver Deebo Samuel, who saw a career-high 13 targets. He hauled in 11 receptions for 134 yards but was unable to reach the end zone. Samuel was absolutely electric — he forced seven missed tackles, and four of his catches went for 15-plus yards. The Rams as a team only forced six missed tackles and had two passing plays of 15-plus yards.
Richard Sherman saw his first live action since his Week 2 injury and did not disappoint. Jared Goff threw his way five times, but Sherman allowed just three to be caught for 49 yards while snatching an interception.
Speaking of Goff, it was an outing he will want to quickly forget. Like Mullens, he couldn't find the end zone through the air and missed consistently on passes 10-plus yards downfield. On such throws, he completed just one of seven attempts for 30 scoreless yards and a costly interception.
Due to Goff's struggles, only one receiver was able to reel in over 50 receiving yards. Robert Woods was his quarterback's safety blanket, corralling seven passes for 80 yards, but he was only able to gain three first downs.
The ground game was similarly inefficient outside of second-round rookie running back Cam Akers, who had an impressive 61-yard scamper down to the goal line and eventually punched it in for a touchdown. He finished the bout with nine carries, 84 yards and the one score. Malcolm Brown handled only three rushing attempts for a measly 4 yards and lost a fumble, which resulted in Sean McVay sending him to the bench. Darrell Henderson was not stellar, either, carrying the ball 10 times for a paltry 19 yards.
Although both teams forfeited points off turnovers and could not keep drives going, the 49ers were able to improve to 5-6. The Rams are now 7-4 but have gone 3-4 outside of contests against the faltering NFC East.
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Outside of Akers, there were few rookies who took the field in this matchup. For the 49ers, fifth-round offensive lineman Colton McKivitz received his first start, and the lack of experience showed. He allowed two QB pressures and was being getting beaten by defenders on two more occasions when Mullens was able to release the football before they reached him.
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For the Rams, only safety Jordan Fuller saw significant snaps on either side of the ball. The 49ers made it a point to test him, throwing the ball five times into his coverage. He allowed four to be caught for 94 yards and four first downs. He missed two tackles but did grab a nice interception, saving the day from being completely awful.
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Wenger: I will sign a defender?,Joel Campbell deal agreed, no Mata, No Jadson | Tevez for Nasri!?
The new Premier League season is set to kick off today, and we are up against Newcastle. However, a lot has been revealed in terms of arrivals and who to expect at Arsenal before the window closes.
With Fabregas and Nasri on the verge of exit, though Arsenal has still not officially confirmed it, there is news that we have agreed terms to sign the young Costa Rican, Joel Campbell. It was revealed yesterday by the official Arsenal site.
The 19-year-old is a left footed striker, who was involved in the recently concluded Copa America and also in the under 20 world cup. He has made 6 full appearances for his country scoring twice in the process. He has 10 goals in 12 game at the under 20 level. He has appeared 8 times for his club, Deportivo Saprissa, in his country's Premier division.
Arsene Wenger was delighted and said that he is looking to forward to working with Campbell. He said:
"Joel Campbell has already shown that he is a player with great ability, and has also performed well on the international stage at a young age. We look forward to the formalities of the transfer being completed and working with Joel when he joins us at Arsenal."
Now, I am caught between two thoughts here. One is that, any signing is better than nothing and he might turn out to be quite good. He is welcome to the club and may he have a great future with us. On the other hand, isn't it getting frustrating that we have bought another young player to develop. We have so many of such players that I am not sure who will make it to the next level. We had JET, who was supposed to be the next great striker, but we let him go. We now go on and bring another 19-year-old, who has played only 8 games for his club. We will spend time with him, develop him and then we won't be even sure that he will commit to the club. I have this very bad feeling these days that only young players want to join Arsenal because they know they will get the chance to develop here and then leave on their terms. That's how I feel. Anyways, let's hope that he will adjust to our league quickly and score lots of goals. Fingers crossed! By the way, does he need to get a work Permit?
The Sun is reporting that Nasri's move to Man City has been blocked by Arsenal for the reason that we want Tevez in exchange. Now, I don't know where The Sun came up with this idea but I really like it. However, there are concrete reasons that we won't see it happen. It is simple, Tevez is estimated to be around 50 million, his wages are extremely high, he wants to leave England and not just Man City and we already have bought a striker, Joel Campbell. So why will Wenger spend another 25 million, that is if we sell Nasri for 25, for another striker who doesn't want to stay in England? May be, he will surprise us all. I won't have my fingers crossed for this one.
Arsene Wenger also revealed that we are not moving in for Mata. He said:
"We will not do (a deal for) Juan Mata. I don't have to give a reason"
There you have it, short and bitter. After months of speculation, we won't be going after him, great! I would have really liked to see him in an Arsenal shirt. He does join our list of failed summer transfers though.
Arsene also put an end to rumors regarding Jadson. The Brazilian midfielder is valued at 10 million by his club, Shakhtar Donetsk. The rumors started after Fabregas' move to Barcelona was reported to be completed. Arsene, however, said that we are not talking to his club:
"We are nowhere near on Jadson. We are not talking to Shakhtar about him"
I wasn't really fussed about this signing so basically I don't care if he isn't coming.
The ambiguous statement, on the other hand, is that Wenger has revealed that a defender will be signed before the transfer window closes. There is a catch however, the player must be better than what we already have! Now, this was one the thing I didn't want to hear. This is what he said when asked about signing a defender:
"We have specialised people who work everywhere. Every club looks for centre-backs in the whole world. People with unlimited resources look for a centre-back. We are not in a supermarket where you go to a shelf and you ask 'where are the centre-backs or the strikers?'
We are today in an international market where all over the world people look for the same players. Massive clubs have scouts all over the world and if they don't find anyone, in the end they come to us. You don't need to be a genius to understand that.
We will have a new centre-back by the end of the transfer window because Thomas Vermaelen only played five games last year. To buy just for the sake of buying – you won't find me there. If I'm convinced the player has the quality, I will always do it if he's better than the players we have."
He should have stopped at "we will buy a new defender by the of the transfer window". And seriously how can he not find any one better than what we have, amazing! I want to ask Wenger that does this mean Joel Campbell was signed becasue he is better than the players we have? Wenger's rule of buying players must be same the same for every position or is it just for defence?
I just hope that Wenger does find whatever he looks for in a defender and pray that it is not a Squillaci and then signs him. Enough with this BS of having quality and not finding the right player.
That is all for now. Will be coming up with Newcastle preview later…
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QUEENS boss Gordon Chisholm fears a fixture pile-up could come between his side and the First Division title.
The Doonhamers suffered another late call-off at Dunfermline on Tuesday night after Saturday's postponement.
And the Queens gaffer reckons the backlog could prove costly.
He said: "It's going to get pretty hectic between now and the end of the season.
"We've a lot of games to fit in, and it is a concern.
"My biggest worry is that the fixture list gets the better of us.
"We're running with a smaller squad.
"And there's definitely the danger that bookings and wee injuries will catch up with us."
Queens' Tuesday night rematch at East End Park was called off only hours before kick off, angering Chisholm.
"It's very disappointing and very frustrating," he added.
"I was not happy.
"I really feel it could have been called off hours before hand, saving a lot of people time and money.
"We get paid to make these journeys, but it's the fans who you really feel for."
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Queens have lined up a friendly with a Celtic-11 tomorrow afternoon.
And Chisholm hopes it will give his players some much-needed match time.
He said: "I don't know who they'll bring down for their team as they've a cup game on Sunday.
"But we only have the first team, so it will be all our players involved.
"Some of our lads haven't played in weeks and weeks, so it'll be an important game from a fitness point of view.
"I'm expecting it to be a good game."
The Dumfries and Galloway Standard stand will not be open but The Galloway News Stand will be open as normal.
The Portland Drive enclosure will also be open for home fans only.
Tickets will be sold at a reduced rate.
Kick off is 2pm.
Former Doonhamer Travel Club Chairman Ross Corbett was furious after the midweek call-off at East End Park.
He has penned a letter to MP Russell Brown, MSP Elaine Murray and Scottish Sports Minister Shona Robinson describing his frustrations at how fans have been treated.
Queens fans twice had to deal with the frustration of a cancelled match, with both Saturday's match and the re-scheduled Tuesday night game called off just hours ahead of kick-off.
Mr Corbett states that: "I am sure you will all agree that this is a totally unacceptable way to treat supporters of any team, as I am sure you will agree the supporters are the life and blood of Scottish football.
"It is high time officials from both the SFL and SFL member clubs started to consider supporters during such decisions."
He goes on to call for earlier pitch inspections, and greater consideration for fans.
He ends: "During this current financial climate crowds at all SFL clubs are dwindling and clubs need to do there utmost to keep what loyal followers they have left as without the supporters Scottish football would be nothing."


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Жаклин Джонс (Jacqueline Jones; ) — американский социальный . Доктор философии (1976), эмерит-профессор Техасского университета в Остине, завкафедрой истории (2014-20), прежде именной проф. Брандейского университета (1991—2008). Член Американской академии искусств и наук.
Президент Американской исторической ассоциации (2021—2022, ее член с 1989). Макартуровский стипендиат (1999—2004), лауреат премии Бэнкрофта.

Окончила с особым отличием Делавэрский университет (бакалавр американистики), где училась в 1966-70 гг.; Phi Beta Kappa. В Висконсинском университете в Мадисоне получила степени магистра (занималась для нее в 1970-72) и доктора философии (занималась для нее с 1972), обе по американской истории. С того же 1976 года ассистент-, с 1981 г. ассоциированный, в 1986-91 проф. истории колледжа Уэллсли. В 1991—2008 именной проф. Брандейского университета. С 2009 года заняла именную кафедру Техасского университета.

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Born as Joy-Ann M. Lomena on the 8th December 1968 in Brooklyn, New York City USA, she is a journalist, television host, political commentator and correspondent, best known to the world for her extensive work for MSNBC.
Have you ever wondered how rich Joy-Ann Reid is, as of late 2017? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Reid's wealth is as high as $1.5 million, an amount earned through her successful career, active since the late '90s.
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Joy is a daughter of a Congolese father and British Guianese mother; her parents met at the University of Iowa, and since then have been in a relationship. Although born in New York City, Joy-Ann grew up in Denver, Colorado, where she attended high school. After matriculation, she enrolled at Harvard University, studying documentary filmmaking in the Visual and Environmental Studies department.
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Care.data will enable police to access a patient's medical records without GPs ever knowing, if required as part of a serious crime investigation, it was claimed today.
As it stands, police would need to obtain a court order then approach their GP to obtain a suspect's record. However, after the introduction of care.data they will also be able to approach the national database, it has emerged.
To date, concerns over the implementation of the NHS England's flagship data scheme have largely stemmed from the requirement of patients to opt out rather than consciously opting in, and criticism of the Government's public awareness campaign.
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The development comes as an online petition calling for the scheme to be halted reached more than 100,000 signatures.
Yet another reason why this is a mad bad idea. What will be defined as "a serious crime"? Presumably that GCHQ have intercepted an email dissenting from government policy, or your face has appeared on a surveillance photo at a demo.
1984 here we come. Big Brother really is watching you.
Do you mean the same police force who are under scrutiny for their systemic cover up of Hillsborough and same police force who had to send one of their own to prison over "Plebgate" promises not to abuse their powers?
I'm sorry, does this mean the 'you don't have to worry it will be non-identifiable date extraction' means they can identify you after all? How can patients who have opted out still have their data given with identifiers stripped? I thought, when I opted out, that opting out meant no data was transferred.
Currently the police can request to see patient data under 29 of the data protection act. They can only request if it is for a crime or apprehension of a crime. We also have Children act, Crime and disorder act and a few more. but in all cases there has to be application to the data controllers.
Secondly why would they ask for anonymised data when they can go and get the same and better information from the GP's.
I bet Barclays Bank thought their data was safe too.
The police always have been able to get a court order requiring a GP or any other health care professional to produce a patient record when investigating a serious crime. It would be a contempt of court for the GP not to provide the information.
So, as I say, what's new.
I would have thought that as data custodians, these paranoid GPs would have understood the laws of data protection and patient confidentiality a little better.
Simple answer, don't trust the NHS with anything!
With all of this going on, I now only tell my GP what I feel is essential, even that is scaled down to bare bones.
I get some care privately so the NHS doesn't have all my information.
NHS England has lost patients trust, I wouldn't trust them telling me what day of the week it is.


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Morningtree Park combines all the benefits of nearby shopping, entertainment, parks, and schools with a taste of year-round resort style living. As a resident, you will have exclusive use of the fun-filled recreation facilities; play racquetball or tennis, enjoy a dip in the indoor or outdoor swimming pools, or challenge a game of basketball in the gymnasium. Morningtree Park also provides a special group of trained individuals to manage your community. The friendly management team takes pride in maintaining both the apartments and the landscaped grounds in beautiful condition. From sensational community features to professional and personalized service, you'll enjoy everything about living at Morningtree. **We accept comprehensive tenant screening reports.
Comments: Pet Fee $500. Breed restrictions - dog or cat only, must be approved by the office before pet is brought to the community. Pet Fee is non-refundable.
Apartments at Morningtree Park have rental rates ranging from $895 to $1,295. This apartment community is located on 8101 83rd Ave SW in the 98498 zip code. Choose your preferred 1 Bedroom Apt or 2 Bedroom Apt with floorplans ranging from 480 Sq.Ft to 784 Sq.Ft., and contact the property manager today and request a viewing! Once you become a resident of Morningtree Park, you will be able to pay your rent online, submit maintenance requests, and get community news by logging in securely to your Resident Portal.
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