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ERASMUS+ is the European Union Programme for 2014-2020 to support projects, partnerships, events and mobility in the areas of education, training, youth and sport.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees:
> Scholarships for students and researchers of exceptional quality to follow an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) or an Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate (EMJD) at two or more European universities. There are currently 116 masters and 29 doctoral courses to choose from. New Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees will be added annually under Erasmus+. Masters students, doctoral candidates and academics apply directly to the selected joint programmes.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees: http://europa.eu/!RN87Kc
Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorates: http://europa.eu/!Wj68hm
Short-term credit mobility:
> Mobility grants for students and doctoral candidates (up to 12 months) who will spend part of their study or research period abroad at a partner university, and have the mobility period recognized to contribute to their degree back home. Opportunities will also be available for university staff, but for shorter periods (up to 2 months). For more information please contact your University's international office.
University Partnerships:
> Scholarships of different durations for students, researchers and academic staff in the framework of Erasmus Mundus University Partnerships between European and non-European universities.
Students, researchers and staff apply directly to the selected partnerships: these opportunities were available until 2017. Erasmus Mundus Partnerships: http://europa.eu/!CB43qF
> The size of the scholarship varies according to the level of the studies, research or secondment and duration.
Erasmus+ Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees: http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus-plus/jointmasterdegrees
Erasmus+ websites: http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/index_en.htm http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus-plus_en
Erasmus Mundus website: http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/index_en.php
EMA - Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Association: http://www.em-a.eu
MARIE SKŁODOWSKA-CURIE ACTIONS (MSCA)
Funding excellent research careers
> Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellowships offer attractive career development opportunities in prestigious research teams in Europe, whatever the nationality or scientific domain of the researcher. Organisations from whatever sector and country can participate in MSCA projects.
> Innovative Training Network (ITN) advertise positions for researchers at the beginning of their careers on the Euraxess portal. Some of these positions enable trainee researchers to obtain an Industrial Doctorate or a Joint Doctorate.
> Individual Fellowships (IF) are for experienced researchers to undertake their own research project at a host organisation in another country, thus gaining new skills through advanced training and possibly intersectoral mobility.
> Research and Innovation Staff Exchange (RISE) enables international and intersectoral collaboration, based on short-term staff exchanges between organisations worldwide.
> Co-Funding of regional, national and international programmes (COFUND) results in many high-quality fellowship or doctoral programme positions (also advertised on the Euraxess portal), which include transnational mobility.
> Organisations seeking to host researchers, individual experienced researchers seeking to work in another country, possibly in industry including SMEs.
> Researchers can either apply for a specific position offered by an ITN or COFUND project or, if they meet the definition of experienced researcher, submit a proposal in response to a call for proposals for Individual Fellowships.
> Researchers receive a competitive salary, and allowances to cover travel and family costs. Their employer also benefits from a contribution to research costs, including provision for training and career development.
More information, including calls and contact details, on: ec.europa.eu/msca • facebook.com/Marie.Curie.Actions
Ask the National Contact Point in your country for further assistance: http://goo.gl/vWkoGT.
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions are run by the Research Executive Agency under the EU Research and Innovation Programme Horizon 2020: ec.europa.eu/research/rea.
THE EUROPEAN RESEARCH COUNCIL
Where excellence meets creativity
> The ERC supports excellent investigator–driven, high-risk/high- gain, frontier research projects without predetermined research priorities. No consortia, no co-financing are needed.
Scientific excellence is the sole evaluation criterion.
The ERC offers the following grants to individual researchers:
> ERC Starting Grants
For researchers at the stage of establishing an independent research career with 2 to 7 years experience since completing their PhD.
Funding per grant: up to € 2.0 Mio for up to 5 years
> ERC Consolidator Grants
For researchers at the stage of consolidating their research career with 7 to 12 years experience since completing their PhD.
Funding per grant: up to € 2.75 Mio for up to 5 years
> ERC Advanced Grants
For researchers with a track record of significant research achievements in the last 10 years.
> ERC Synergy Grants (Pilot scheme)
For small groups of researchers collaborating on a complex scientific problem at the frontiers of knowledge.
Funding per grant: up to € 15 Mio for up to 6 years
> Top-researchers of any nationality and age from anywhere in the world.
> Research projects must be carried out in a public or private research institution based in an EU Member State (•), an Associated Country (•), or an International European Interest Organisation (•).
> Applications can be submitted only in response to calls for proposals via the Electronic Proposal Submission Services (EPSS), on the participant portal.
> Calls for Proposals are published annually on the: ERC website: http://erc.europa.eu
Horizon 2020 Participant Portal: (http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/)
ERASMUS + Presentations by Brian Toll, Senior Policy advisor, Directorate-General Education and Culture, European Union
ERASMUS+ CBHE: Capacity Building for Higher Education
ERASMUS+ ICM: International Credit Mobility
ERASMUS+ JM: Jean Monnet Activites
EU Scholarships EHEVF 2015 presentation by Sanjeev Roy
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NOTE FOR THE ATTENTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN THE EU MEMBER STATES
EUROPEAN HIGHER EDUCATION VIRTUAL FAIR (EHEVF) INDIA 2018: 25-28 Oct
Dear Madam/Sir,
Greetings from New Delhi!
The EU has a relatively long history of co-operation with India, including in Higher Education and Science and Technology. The EU is particularly active in increasing participation of more Indian students and teachers studying, researching, and teaching in Europe, in particular through European scholarships and institutional cooperation through ERASMUS+ program and, for teaching and research through Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action and Jean Monnet Programme. About 5,000 Indian students and scholars have already received such European grants. With about 50,000 Indian students in the EU right now, Europe is the 2nd preferred destination of Indian Students wishing to study abroad.
Following on the success of the European Higher Education Virtual Fair (EHEVF) India in 2015 and 2016, the Delegation of the European Union to India is announcing the European Higher Education Virtual Fair (EHEVF) India 2018.
The aim behind EHEVF 2018, being organized under the EU Public Diplomacy in India through Policy and Outreach Partnerships Project (EUPOP India), is to promote the EU as a destination for higher education and research for Indian students and researchers and to support the EU Member States and EU-based Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in their efforts towards internationalization of higher education.
The Virtual Fair, which will be held from Thursday 25th October to Sunday 28th October 2018, will provide an online platform to EU HEIs to reach out to future students in India through digital marketing including social media, web presence and webinars.
The Virtual Fair comprises of four main elements:
1. A dedicated website hosting information about the participating EU HEIs which will be promoted amongst the Indian students. Each participating HEI and EUMS will get one webpage/ micro-site on the EHEVF website: www.study-europe.net
2. A series of webinars will be arranged during the Virtual Fair to enable the HEIs to directly reach out to prospective students in India on higher education opportunities in the EU. Each participating HEI will get one or more speaking slots during the Virtual Fair.
3. A dedicated digital marketing campaign will be run from August – October to attract the attention of Indian students on social media channels to which participating HEIs and EUMS will be invited to cross-link and collaborate.
4. A partnership campaign will be run with select Indian universities/ HEIs in key cities across the country who will be approached to publicize EHEVF amongst their students and to host EHEVF 2018 webinar screenings in their premises. It is expected that EU HEIs will have access to large number of Indian students and academic community through this direct channel as well.
We invite you to participate in the EHEVF 2018 by expressing your institution's interest by responding to this email. There is no participation fee for EU HEIs - they should be officially registered/ recognized in one of the EU Member States. At this juncture we would need the following information from you:
Name of the HEI:
Website address of the HEI:
Contact Person name(s), designation, email and phone number:
Please fill in the details by clicking on below link
https://www.study-europe.net/virtualfair2018/form
More than 5000 Indian students participated in the Virtual Fair held in 2016 which comprised of two phases: In July, 45 webinar sessions were held over 4 days with participation of 26 EU HEIs, and in September 80 webinar sessions were held over 4 days with 8 country sessions, 12 thematic sessions and the rest were taken by 22 HEIs from the EU. In 2015, more than 3200 Indian students participated in the Virtual Fair webinars.
The Virtual Fair offers you an unmatched opportunity to reach out to and engage with potential students from India from the comfort of your home or office, free of cost.
We look forward to having your expression of interest as soon as possible, preferably within a week from the date of this letter.
*Please find the General Data Protection Regulation links and email address below the signatures for your consent.
Anil Patni
Anil.patni@eupublicdiplomacy.in
Sanjeev Roy
Key Expert (Higher Education)
Sanjeev.roy@eupublicdiplomacy.in

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ETHIOPIA ARMY CHIEF SHOT DEAD BY OWN BODYGUARD IN FAILED COUP
SOURCE: MIDDLE EAST MONITOR
Ethiopia's Defense Forces Chief of Staff Gen. Sea're Mekonnen was killed in the late hours of Saturday by his own guard, the government confirmed, reports Anadolu Agency.
The chief of staff, according to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who delivered a message to the nation on Sunday, died trying to prevent a coup attempt in Ethiopia's northern Amhara region.
A retired general who goes by the name Geza'e Abera was also killed at the home of Sea're, said Press Secretary of the Prime Minister Office Nigusu Tilahun on Sunday.
The killers have been arrested and an investigation has been launched, he added.
He said the coup was orchestrated by Brig. Gen. Asaminew Tsige, who is the chief of the regional security bureau. Asaminew was one the many political prisoners given amnesty after the coming to power of Abiy in April last year.
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Cui bono?!?
Who benefits from this assassination, and will there be more of them?!? Only time will tell, but the resources Ethiopia has are an absolute "embarrassment of riches."
Natural Resources of Ethiopia These resources include: Major Natural Resources In Ethiopia
The country has a few known reserves of precious metals and other natural resources such as gold, potash, natural gas, copper, and platinum. In addition to all these resources, there is also an extensive potential for the generation of hydropower.
However, the most abundant natural resource is arguably natural gas. Explorations in the past have shown that Ethiopia has some of the largest deposits of natural gas compared to most countries in Africa. Despite all this potential, natural gas has not been properly exploited yet. The potential is so high that the geology of some parts of the country, like that of the Ogaden basin, resembles the natural gas-rich geological structures of oil and gas fields in the Middle East
We will soon see if American or Chinese forces in Africa, will vow to lend their services as "Advisors" to the Ethiopian government; both countries want a foothold here.
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The start-up CityTaps has just raised 1 million euros and signed, in the wake, a contract with Veolia Africa to develop a large scale new water meter in prepayment. It is to facilitate access to drinking water for home and, perhaps, revolutionise the economic model of the market.
The declaration of this French start-up is like a dream: to offer all urban emerging countries access to drinking water at home. By then, CityTaps has taken a big step towards its primary goal: to provide 2 million people by 2022. To do this, it has raised 1 million euros at the end of October, 440,000 of which came from the Global Innovation Fund, a reference fund for innovative social impact projects. For good measure, CityTabs has signed a contract with Veolia Africa that will allow the young company to deploy its revolutionary water meter.
CityTaps offers its customers, water operators in developing countries, an unprecedented solution to target urban dwellers who do not yet have access to drinking water at home. Currently present in Senegal and Niger, the company is developing an innovative and unique technology, which could well revolutionise the economic model of water in Africa: a smart water meter, micropayments.
Called CTSuite, it is connected to a management software and billing by the Internet of Things. After a first pilot installation phase of 1,325 metres, the Niger Water Company (Seen), a subsidiary of Veolia Africa and CityTaps's first customer, has just ordered 10,000 CTSuite, in order to extend the project underway, and guarantee access to water at home to around 100,000 people in Niamey, by 2020.
To complete the device, Orange-Niger, which has supported the initiative since its inception, provides the means of payment by mobile phone, through Orange Money. According to Grégoire Landel, CEO and founder of CityTaps, the company "is currently in discussion with several water service operators in Africa, Asia and Latin America to launch new pilots in early 2019." Its goal is "to contribute to SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) and to enable the billion urban people who do not have access to home water to access it sustainably and at a lower cost".


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It's against the law to discriminate against anyone because of their religion — all workers and job applicants are protected.
Today's UK is a diverse culture, full of people practising many different religions and holding many different beliefs. Some are major religions such as the Church of England, some are smaller sects like Scientology, and some are philosophies of non-belief such as atheism. All of these are protected, but which others are?
Employees cannot therefore simply invent their own religion and use it to make a religious discrimination complaint.
What kinds of discrimination are covered?
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Indirect discrimination: Having rules that apply to everyone but which disadvantage workers of certain faiths. For example, banning types of clothing that some religions require.
Harassment: Unwanted behaviour linked to an employee's belief, which violates their dignity or creates an offensive environment.
Victimisation: Unfairly treating an employee because they have complained about religious discrimination.
Your recruitment and selection processes must not discriminate against anyone because of their religion.
How must you accommodate employees' beliefs?
You should try to accommodate employees' religious beliefs and customs wherever possible. This means taking reasonable action to meet the employee's needs. An example might be allowing an employee to use a spare office as a prayer room, if you have one available and it doesn't disrupt work.
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An employee who feels they've suffered religious discrimination can bring a claim to an employment tribunal at any time. Acas guidance suggests they talk to their employer and try to resolve the matter informally first.
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Proud Boys Founder Gavin Mcinnes "Reluctantly" Quits Group After FBI Labels It "Extremists"
Gavin McInnes, the founder of the far-right Proud Boys group has said he is quitting the club "forever" days after the FBI labeled it an "extremist group with ties to white nationalism."
In a 36-minutes YouTube video released on Wednesday, McInnes announced he will officially disassociate himself from the organization, noting that him disowning the group could help "alleviate sentencing" for the members of the group who were arrested following an October 12 violent brawl in New York that took place after his speech at the Metropolitan Republican Club on the Upper East Side.
Nine members of the Proud Boys were arrested by the NYPD after they violently assaulted leftist activists in Manhattan who were on the scene to protest McInnes's speech.
"As of today, Nov. 21, 2018, I am officially disassociating myself from the Proud Boys, in all capacities, forever. I quit," McInnes said. "I was told to use the term 'stepping down,' but I refused because that makes no sense. I was never the leader, only the founder."
McInnes, the co-founder of Vice Media and Vice Magazine before leaving the company in 2008, claimed the Proud Boys members arrested are facing "serious charges" and that, "I'm told by my legal team and law enforcement that this gesture could help alleviate their sentencing."
"Fine. At the very least, this will show jurors they are not dealing with a gang and there's no head of operations," he added.
The self-described "Western chauvinist" organization has a history of misogyny and glorifying violence and its members took an active part in violent street fights and rallies across the US, including Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017.
According to a report from the Clark County Sheriff's Office in Washington state released on Monday, the FBI classified the Proud Boys as an extremist group with ties to white nationalism.
"The FBI has warned local law enforcement agencies that the Proud Boys are actively recruiting in the Pacific north-west" the report read.
The group founder denied the allegations that in the video, claiming: "We are not an extremist group and we do not have ties with white nationalists,"
McInnes, who has a record of making fiery comments about Muslims, transgender people and feminists called his gang "the greatest fraternal organization in the world" and said he is "reluctant" to leave it, blaming "rumors and lies and terrible journalism has made its way to the court system."
"This whole idea of white nationalist and white supremacy is a crock," he added. "Why are we talking about it so much? Such people don't exist."
The Southern Poverty Law Center, SPLC), an organization that tracks extremism in the US, classifies the Proud Boys as a "hate group."
"In an attempt to please the courts, I hereby dissociate myself from this club. This is 100 percent a legal gesture, and it is 100 percent about alleviating sentencing." McInnes concludes the video.
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Which education is needed to build a sustainable future?
This question was at the heart of the hands-on workshop with the same title and had sprung from the outcomes of the first activity of the A-STEP 2030 project. The workshop took place on the 13th of May at the International House of Northern Denmark, Aalborg, and was organised by United Nations Youth Association (UNYA), Aalborg, who provided a platform for the event, and the local BEST group, Aalborg.
The workshop invited participants to challenge the current state of education and reflect on which skills, in terms of education, might be lacking in order to build a sustainable future. Among the participants were students, recent graduates, and professionals from all backgrounds that engaged in a workshop, which highlighted the current state of education in relation to the Sustainable Development Goals, with a particular focus on the eleventh: "Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable".
An introduction was firstly given to both UNYA and the A-STEP 2030 project affiliated with BEST, and how the latter is an ongoing research project funded by Erasmus+, engaging all stakeholders of education to shape the future curriculum of the engineering education. At the centre of this project lies the values of students from all backgrounds and the learning experiences across four European countries: France, Ireland, Finland, and Denmark.
After the introductions, the participants were divided into groups from different disciplines, with each group having an engineer and a couple of advisors from mainly a humanities or another 'soft' discipline. The purpose of this was to make each group diverse in their educational backgrounds, with some from 'hard' and more technical backgrounds, and ones from softer backgrounds. Each group was given three areas of Aalborg that needed developing; a post-industrial area, a spacious grassland area and a section of the inner city, of which needed to house 500 people as well as make the city more attractive for business and potential tourism. The engineers were sent into a room to receive their instructions about what the goals of development were from an engineering perspective, while the advisors chose three SDG's each that were to be achieved through developing the spaces.
With this in mind, each group had to brainstorm ideas. These ideas were largely shaped around the chosen SDG's in each group, which the engineers had to accommodate. One of the engineers in the workshop, Emil Bock Nielsen who is in his last semester of his bachelors in Environmental Science, stated, "I definitely see the benefit of working in an interdisciplinary group, as an engineer. The more people you work with, the more angles you can see a project from, which is great. To be a good engineer you really need to be versatile". When asked about his experience in the workshop, Nielsen said, "the thing that stuck out the most to me was that the advisors had all of these broader and more abstract ideas, but as an engineer you really want to make things concrete. It's more about how can I do this instead of why should I do this, or what are the goals we want to achieve. I think as an engineer you are really more focused on a sub-section of a bigger piece, and I think we always need to broaden the picture, which this exercise simulated through including advisors from different disciplines in the planning process".
Working with people from different fields can be challenging as each discipline has its own language, and communication was a recurring difficulty in all groups. Adit Nand Kishore, who has a background in sustainable energy, highlighted such difficulties:
"As an engineer, it was challenging to be able to decide what role you should play in such a situation. I had to ask myself whether I was going to be the one making most of the decisions and only ask for advice on the surface level, or if I wanted to involve my advisors a lot more. I decided that I was going to be more open to my advisors' ideas and didn't take such a decisive role, which can be a good thing and a bad thing. The time constraint was also challenging as we didn't have enough time to talk about the goals of the entire team and accommodate them. The misconnect was really aligning the engineer's thoughts and the advisors' thoughts who chose the SDG's".
After the workshop, the participants enjoyed some sandwiches and recharged for the next part of the event. Reflections on the workshop were discussed, and many fruitful comments were made in terms of challenges and possible solutions which will be considered by BEST in future contributions to the A-STEP 2030 project.
Next, Professor Jakob Stoustrup, the Vice Dean of Education at the TECH faculty at AAU shared the next frontier, the so-called Mega-projects. In mega-projects, students engage in projects in their own area, but coordinate with other projects in a large number of different studies in pursuit of an overall objective for the mega-project. In this way, the students learn how to engage their own capability in an interdisciplinary context in the pursuit of solutions to complex challenges.. This will be the first project of its kind, and will level up AAU's 'problem-based learning' to 'challenge-based learning' as a way to best prepare students for the future and achieve sustainability. Stoustrup hopes to make it an option for all studies to participate in at AAU someday as he believes that every study is important to build a sustainable future in pursuit of the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
Lukas Leer Bysted, a student in his 8th semester at AAU with a background in Interaction Design, shared his thoughts on the mega-project, too. Bysted is currently doing his project on exploring how a mega project could possibly function, and got a lot out of the feedback from the participants. "Once we get the mega project concept working properly, students would, very concretely, be able to see how student groups actually work on the same problem, and how that enables them to see very clearly what their role is, and what the roles of the other students are. They will be able to see how to use all their strengths together to make a fruitful project", stated Bysted.
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I am unable to generate the graph. I've attached the console screenshot below.

There seems to be an error passing data as seen in html file below

I can't figure out how to pass the data, what should be the correct way to do it?
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*When you call the funciton d3.json(data, parsingFunction), d3 is expecting the data entry to be an array of elements, where each element contains all the information for that entry in your datum. What the parsingFunction does here, is recievee each element in the array and you have to write the logic of how to treat your data (in your case, parse the epoch and keep the close price as it was).

Therefore, what you should do is change the way your data is being sent so that it's an array where each entry is an object containing thee corresponding time and close price, i.e:
    var d = [
       {
         "Date": 1641168000000,
         "Close": 182.01
       },
       {
         "Date": 1641254400000,
         "Close": 179.7
       },
       {
         "Date": 1641168000000,
         "Close": 174.92
       },
    ];

*This is actually not what's causing your mistake, but I'll say it because i saw it in your code: d3.json return a promise. Which means you have to wait for it to arrive. You can do this by either explicitely using var data = await d3.json(.., ..) and then using data to do whatever you want. OR, specify a callback function (which is what you were trying to do, I believe). To do that though, you need too specify that you want to call that function when the promise has resolved, by using a .then(callback) statement.

And by doing that, you can correctly parse the data with the code you sent above:
d3.json(d, function(d){
    return { date : d3.timeParse("%s")(d.Date), value : d.Close }
    }
).then(function(data){
     // Use the data
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Traveling the 400 State Trail is a numbers game. The trail's name refers to the old Chicago and North Western Railway's "No. 400" passenger train that zoomed through here between Chicago and St....
WI 22.3 mi Crushed Stone
Rail-trail fans know that Wisconsin's Elroy-Sparta State Trail is famous for its three tunnels. The Badger State Trail, which heads south from Madison to the Illinois state line (where it connects...
WI 40 mi Asphalt, Crushed Stone
Blackhawk Path offers a convenient way to traverse Shorewood Hills, a western suburb of Madison nestled along Lake Mendota. Increasing its value as a commuting corridor are plans to extend the trail...
WI 2.3 mi Asphalt
Madison's Campus Drive Pedestrian and Bicycle Path is a short trail linking the city's west side with the University of Wisconsin's agricultural facilities. Both the heart of the university and the...
The Cannonball Path runs on a railbanked Union Pacific corridor from near downtown Madison to Fitchburg, a southern suburb. A majority of the paved trail is complete between Madison's...
The Capital City State Trail contributes to the impression that you're never far from a bike path in the Madison area. The paved trail meanders for 17 miles from the suburb of Fitchburg in the...
WI 17 mi Asphalt
If you're looking for an invigorating motorized-trail experience, the Cheese Country Recreation Trail (aka the Tri-County Trail) won't disappoint. If you're on foot, hoof, or self-propelled two...
WI 47 mi Crushed Stone
The Dorr Road Bike Path begins at South Beloit Municipal Park and parallels the roadway for its entire length. The views are primarily residential. After about three-quarters of a mile (from the...
IL 2.7 mi Asphalt
The 53-mile Glacial Drumlin State Trail between Cottage Grove and Waukesha provides a glimpse into the past when glaciers bore down on southeastern Wisconsin in the last Ice Age. Those gigantic sheets...
WI 53.4 mi Asphalt, Crushed Stone, Gravel
The Glacial River Trail provides bikers, pedestrians, and in-line skaters with a 55.8-mile off-road/on-road rural route winding through farmland, prairie, wetlands, and woodlands as it passes through...
WI 55.8 mi Asphalt, Crushed Stone
The Great Sauk State Trail spans nearly a dozen miles connecting the communities of Sauk City, Prairie du Sac, and Merrimac. Built along the former Union Pacific Railroad, the smoothly paved...
WI 11.75 mi Asphalt
There's no debating the historical significance of the Jane Addams Trail. Not only is it named for a Nobel Peace Prize-winning social activist who grew up nearby, but the trail also passes the site of...
IL 18.9 mi Asphalt, Crushed Stone
The Kiwanis Bike Trail, named for the Kiwanis Club that spearheaded the effort to build the trail, parallels the western bank of the Rock River through the southern Wisconsin community of Janesville....
WI 4 mi Asphalt
Dane County's Lower Yahara River Trail offers an incredibly scenic experience in the Madison area. On its western end, the 2.5-mile paved pathway connects to the Capital City State Trail near the...
WI 2.5 mi Asphalt, Boardwalk
The Military Ridge State Trail finds the high ground as it rolls across 40 miles of idyllic farmland from the outskirts of Madison to the historic mining town of Dodgeville. It follows an American...
Stretching from Afton to Janesville, the northern section of the Peace Trail offers a paved, tree-shaded route paralleling the Rock River and an active rail line. At its northern end, the trail merges...
The Pecatonica State Trail is never far from water as it takes the easygoing Bonner Branch Valley through the rolling hills and rocky bluffs of southwest Wisconsin's Driftless Area, a region that the...
The Pelishek-Tiffany Nature Trail runs for 6 miles along an abandoned railroad corridor, between the towns of Allens Grove and Clinton. The trail is open to snowmobiles, cyclists, horseback riders and...
WI 6 mi Dirt
The Pheasant Branch Conservancy Trail forms a loop within the scenic Pheasant Branch Conservancy, a natural area containing a marsh, meadows, forest and hills. The area is home to a vast array of...
WI 4.2 mi Crushed Stone
The Pheasant Branch Creek Corridor Trail follows a lush wooded creek through Middleton, a northwestern suburb of Wisconsin's state capital. Its east end is anchored by the beautiful Pheasant Branch...
The Pine River Trail winds on an abandoned railroad corridor between Richland Center and Lone Rock in scenic Richland County. Trail users are treated to stunning views of river bluffs, marshland and...
The Rock River Parkway Trail in Janesville runs between Rockport Park and S. Jackson Street bridge on the north side of the river. Here, at the trail's eastern terminus, you can easily link to Spring...
WI 2.4 mi Asphalt, Concrete
The Rockton Main Street Path is situated off the Rock River on the southern end of downtown Rockton, a charming Midwestern village near the Illinois–Wisconsin border. It begins at Settler's Park,...
The paved trail running through Nick Saelens Memorial Park is a pretty one, with a loop around a small pond and much of it following a tree-lined creek. The park is nestled in the Village of Durand in...
IL 1 mi Asphalt
This path runs along the north side of Highway 11 and south of the city of Janesville. The eastern end starts about 3/4 of a mile west of I-39 and runs all the way to S County Road D, crossing over...
All it takes is a short ride on Madison's 5.6-mile South west Commuter Path to understand the critical role it plays in getting people around town. Not only does it pass within a mile of the State...
Janesville's Spring Brook Trail provides an important non-motorized route to many of the city's popular recreational amenities. The pathway begins just off the eastern terminus of the Rock River...
The Starkweather Creek Path traces the waterway north from the Capital City State Trail through Madison's eastern neighborhoods of Starkweather, Worthington Park, Eken Park and Carpenter-Ridgeway. The...
If you can't make it to Switzerland, then you can do the next best thing: take the Sugar River State Trail to "America's Little Switzerland," New Glarus, Wisconsin. Settled in 1845 by a small group...
The US Highway 12 Path offers a convenient, non-motorized alternative to traveling on the highway. The paved pathway begins in Middleton and heads northwest paralleling the roadway, separated from...
WI 10.9 mi Asphalt
In south-central Wisconsin, the Upper Yahara River Trail connects the communities of DeForest and Windsor along a beautiful wooded waterway. Buffered by neighborhoods, the trail offers residents an...
The Wild Goose State Trail is a premier rail-trail, spanning approximately 35 miles in Dodge and Fond du Lac counties. If you are looking for a peaceful and beautiful place to visit, this trail has it...
WI 34.4 mi Asphalt, Crushed Stone, Dirt, Grass
The Williamson Parkway Bike Path offers a pleasant, paved route through a residential area in southern Rockton. The mile-long trail follows its namesake roadway from Freeport Road (also known as S....
The Wingra Creek Path—also known as the Wingra Bike Path—runs along the winding waterway in Madison. The trail provides a critical link from the neighborhoods south of downtown Madison to the Capital...
The Wolf Run Trail supports a wide variety of users on its two miles of crushed gravel, situated on the outskirts of Mazomanie in northwestern Dane County. Heading southeast from the charming...
WI 2 mi Crushed Stone
The Yahara River Bike Path, on the northeastern side of Madison, is anchored by Tenney Park on one end and the 17-mile Capital City Trail on the other. From one recreational amenity to the other, the...
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Perfection!!
July, 2019 by ericevan
My first ride on this path was with my son two years ago when he was in the 3rd grade. I'd just bought him a new bike which he was eager to ride. I'd also just bought a car bike rack, making road-trip rides possible. After doing some homework we headed northwest for an hour and a half to give this trail a whirl. We did not walk away unsatisfied. To shorten the ride we started at the parking lot near Hwy 20. This offers a straight shot north to the Wisconsin border. Away we went. We went on a summer weekday and probably saw no more than a few riders on our 22+ mile trip. Along the way, we enjoyed the sites and experience. My son loved seeing the open farms filled with cows and the occasional critter that wandered across our path. I really liked the rock formations and movement from small town to small town. We took our time biking and made the 22 miles an almost 3-hour journey that, at the time, was my sons longest bike trip. We rode to Orangeville and had a late lunch there before heading back. The trail itself was in great shape. I'd heavily recommend this path to any type of biker. Cheers.
diesel50
July, 2019 by diesel50
Paved and scenic trail
Just rode the trail and enjoyed the tree cover on the south part of trail on a hot and humid day. The trail is smooth with some gently rolling hills and some good views of the Wisconsin river. A gate stops the trail about 3 miles before Halweg Road so I had to improvise to find a different road to Hwy 78 or Hwy 113.
Beautiful surroundings, but the trail conditions were unsatisfactory
July, 2019 by joetgoat
I rode the Sugar River State Trail from New Glarus to Albany on July 2, 2019. The scenery was beautiful, and the grade mild.
The trail conditions from New Glarus to Monticello (5.6 mi) was very good: mostly crushed limestone surface and the trail width 5 feet. The shoulder was recently mowed, this was the best portion of the ride.
South of Monticello into Albany (10.4 mi), the trail conditions were really unsatisfactory. The surface was overgrown with grass, weeds, and wild flowers, with a resulting pair of narrow trail paths, ranging from 6- 12 inches.
There were multiple gopher holes in the trail, some marked with dead branches and one with an orange traffic pylon. These were hard to see given the weed and grass overgrowth.
Until the trail in overhauled between Monticello and Albany, I recommend turning around in Monticello.
Best rails to trails bike, walking trail within 30 mi.
July, 2019 by bikeandrun
We park near Rt. 20 at the stone part of the trail. Always surpasses every other trail around. Wide and very clear. Kept up perfectly. I would recommend this trail to at least the state line of Wicconsin, where it has not been well maintained lately.
What a mess this year!
I have purchased trail passes for $25.00 a year from the Wisconsin DNR and cycling and jogging this and the Badger Trail since 1986. This year, high weeds, horrible cutting, trees down for a long time and almost hard to find a clear path though the weeds have been the order.
Worst maintenance since 1986. Last week the first cut in ages left it worst than cycling through a farmers fresh cut hay field. Disappointing and Avoidable I would advise. You'll never know if or when it will be clear and enjoyable. I have called, but had to leave messages with the DNR.
Very disappointed in The Sugar River and Badger this year. Embarrassing for the care its not receiving.
Unkept, unmowed, worst I've rode since 1986
I've been riding this and Sugar River Trails since 1986. I purchase the trail passes every year. This year, I have had to crawl over and under trees. The weeds have been so high, all kinds of wild grass brushes against your legs to your knees.
Jane Adams trail is perfect. The first foot onto the Badger, north of Orangeville is really unenjoyable hell. It has not been mowed regularly, so I can't tell you if and when they mow it. But it's no fun. I called and left a message at the local DNR office responsible. Let's see what happens.
Terrible trail
June, 2019 by triplett
It was terrible . This trail needs lots of "tender loving" care. High grass on both sides & in the middle of the trail. I would never go back there. The state should be ashamed!!!
Beautiful trail but be aware
June, 2019 by bcmink
Gorgeous trail but be aware that the section of the trail that courses through Lake Farm Park has occasional automobile/truck/camper traffic for a group camp located within Lake Farm Park. Motorists are instructed to stay as far to the right as possible, have to yield to pedestrians and bikes and cannot pass vulnerable users. Other than that enjoy!
Beautiful vistas and rolling hills!
June, 2019 by tdbirch
Had the pleasure to ride this trail from the Sugar River Trail junction to Monroe, returning North to the Stewart Tunnel, then returning to New Glarus. The section we rode was compact dirt but very smooth as we turned off the Sugar River trail headed to Monroe. Grass was not cut in this section of trail and 2 tire tracks make up most of the trail. Gentle uphill most the distance to Monroe. There is a detour entering Monroe that is well marked with signage and only several blocks on road before rejoining the trail. You'll appreciate the gentle downhill as you depart Monroe headed back North. We rode through the Stewart Tunnel which made the gentle uphill trek as you approach the tunnel worth while. Once past the tunnel we rode county roads back to the Sugar River Trail to take us back to New Glarus. I cannot attest to the condition of the trail outside of the 20 mile section we rode but recommend this trail for those who are looking for the casual ride and to enjoy the beautiful scenery Wisconsin has to offer!
Beautiful country!
If you're an urban rider used to asphalt and concrete trails you may be disappointed in the Sugar River Trail. This rider however enjoyed the scenic 10 miles from New Glarus to about 3-4 miles past Monticello. Trail is definitely off road fashion mainly dirt with grass and 2 tire paths for most of the trail. The trail was dry and extremely firm and manageable with some holes (usually marked with a stick stuck in them) to avoid. The tall grass that lines the trail was recently cut in the section I rode. There is a picnic bench, drinking fountain, and bathroom available in Monticello along side the trail which made for a convenient lunch stop. Many wooden bridges with some offering scenic rolling hills and farmland views line the trail. Use caution when riding past the golf course as golf carts have to cross the trail for play on 2 holes. Bring bug spray to keep the gnats and small flying bugs at bay. You don't notice them much when you're moving but when you stop you'll know they're there. Trail intersects with the Badger State Trail outside of Monticello. Yes, the trail can use some TLC but this rider is not disappointed and enjoyed the casual afternoon ride nonetheless. Hopefully next time I can go the distance to Brodhead and back. FYI snowmobiles are NOT allowed on the Sugar River Trail. Enjoy your ride!
Not fit for a horse
June, 2019 by dthompsoncpa
What a mistake. I averaged 6.3 mph for 20 miles and then gave up. I was on three wheels and that was a big mistake. Have yet to see any rideable asphalt. Mostly mud and tall grass. Don't even try it on a horse.
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June, 2019 by bossdragracer
From Afton south not good washed out and not marked when you get down by Big Hill park. We were lost walked bikes up gravel path didn't realize there was a paved path up the hill cause there are no signs. There are 3 gravel paths we took all 3, 2 ended and 3rd went up the hill. If you end up there take the one that leads to the paved road and follow the road in the park till the trail resumes.
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W. C. Fields
W.C. Fieldisms
W.C. Fields Quotes
The Great Man
W.C. Fields Productions
W.C. Fields Fan Group
W.C. Fields Fan Club
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ablution/ablutions–to wash the body of; to wash one's hands of the matter. Fields used this in correspondence.
abscond/absconded–to steal; stolen. Fields used these terms in some tall tales.
ad lib/ad libitum–to improvise. Fields ad libbed on stage, in film, and on radio. He used the words often in correspondence.
alacrity–eagerness, quickness. Fields used this in radio scripts and letters.
antipodes–anyplace on the other side of the world. Fields often used it in film as a real place name ie. "The Antipedes" (pronounced: an-TIP-uh-dees).
antithesis–on the contrary. Used often by Fields in the phrase: "Quite the antithesis!"
apple jack–an alcoholic beverage. Ambrose Wolfinger (Fields) made this on the sly in his basement in The Man on the Flying Trapeze. It's also the punch line to a Fields joke used on the radio.
argot–means 'slang,' ie.: a "bank dick" is the "argot of the underworld" (The Bank Dick).
assegai/assagai–actually, a South African spear. In The Bank Dick a sword and knife are variously referred to as an "assegai"–allegedly used in an attack on Egbert Souse' (Fields).
Bacchus–god of wine in Roman mythology. Fields intones, "Shades of Bacchus!" after a brat drops grapes on his face in It's a Gift.
beezer–slang for nose. Fields used this on radio and in correspondence.
Beelzebub–Satan. Fields shouts "Beelzebub!"–appropriately–when he sees a goat in his bed in My Little Chickadee.
boondoggle/boondoggling–to engage in worthless work or trifling. Fields asks a bar customer if he ever "went boondoggling" inThe Bank Dick.
buptkie/bumpkie–a dud (evidently). I can't find this slang phrase in any dictionary, but Fields wrote it into several of his film scripts. In The Bank Dick, the movie scout calls his two-reeler a "buptkie," and in Never Give a Sucker an Even Break, brats Butch and Buddy call The Bank Dick–in a circular inside joke–a buptkie.
The Buster House–Also known as "The Old Buster House;" a fictional hotel Fields refers to in My Little Chickadee and on radio. Fields may have gotten the name from an actual establishment.
canaries–a bird Fields used on stage and in film. Sometimes used in his endearments, ie., "my little Rocky Mountain canary."
cicerone–travel guide. Field used this word in letters about his travels.
clams–Baby LeRoy threw a can of these mollusks at Fields in It's a Gift. The drunken director in The Bank Dick is named "A. Pismo Clam."
cockles–To deeply touch one's heart, emotions. "To warm the cockles of your heart," as The Great McGonigle (Fields) says inThe Old Fashioned Way.
cognomen–a surname or nickname. In My Little Chickadee, Fields refers to Flower Belle Lee (Mae West) as "yon damsel with the hothouse cognomen"–hothouse, of course, referring to flower.
crackers–Fields stuffs crackers in his mouth for comic effect in several films.
Cucamonga–city in California. A favorite Fields place name.
Cumquat/Kumquat–a fruit. An irate customer shouts "Cumquats!" at Fields incessantly in It's a Gift.
"A dash of Rover"–absinthe, a toxic, and now-illegal drink mixer. "Soothes the nerves," according to Fields in The Bank Dick.
The Devil's Brew–liquor, alcohol. Fields used the phrase in various works. His other terms for alcohol included: "nose paint," "angel's milk," "golden nectar," "tonsil varnish," and "demon rum."
diaphanous–sheer, transparent. Fields asks his niece in Never Give a Sucker an Even Break if she wants to wear a "diaphanous gown."
dick–slang for "detective" or guard, ie., the "house dick" in My Little Chickadee and the "bank dick" in The Bank Dick. Fields was aware of the other slang meaning of the word, and Hollywood censors frowned on it.
Drat!–Fields used this expression of disgust in all of his films.
durance vile–imprisonment; also: in durance vile. Fields used the phrase "in durance vile" as a fancy substitute for "in jail," in scripts and in coversation.
effulgence/effulgent–adj.–"What effulgent sunshine!" says W.C. in his disturbingly ironic remark on the fine weather the day the McGillicuddy brothers killed their mother. Effulgence means bright, radiant, brilliant.
elk–An animal mentioned often in Fields' films. He admonished others to "go milk the elk," or said he had to "milk the elk." In The Old Fashioned Way, he asked, "How are all the Elks over in new Philadelphia?"
euphonious–pleasing to the ear. Fields calls Flower Belle Lee's name in in My Little Chickadee, "a euphonious appellation."
fetlock–an area of the leg, just above the hoof on a horse. Fields used the expression in film and on radio to mean anyone's lower leg.
fly/flies–Fields swatted flies for comic effect in several films. Flies are mentioned three times in Never Give a Sucker an Even Break. Also, "Old Tom" the fly was the subject of a Fieldsian tall tale.
fortnit–Field's rural take on "fortnight" in The Fatal Glass of Beer and in The Man on the Flying Trapeze.
goat–the animal was a Fieldsian comic obsession. He claimed to eat one in Mississippi. He told of a "Rocky Mountain goat" in tall tales; he found a goat in his bed in My Little Chickadee; he mentioned goat fragrances such as "Parfum de la Mountain Goat" in a couple films; and he drank "nanny goat's milk" in Never Give a Sucker an Even Break.
Godfrey Daniel!–The closest thing to "Goddamn!" Fields could sneak into his films. Used in almost all his films.
heartfelt contrition–to be very sorry for wrongdoing. Fields used this phrase in conversation and letters.
hearty handclasp–The bank president's weird "handshake" in The Bank Dick. Also mentioned in The Big Broadcast of 1938.
Himalayas–Asian mountain range and locale of several Fieldsian tall tales. Fields pronounced it in the English manner–Himal-YUZ–in several films and on radio.
hither and yon–here and there. A favorite off-screen Fields expression.
honey–Fields used this endearment with Mae West in My Little Chickadee, with the blind Mr. Muckle in It's a Gift, and even with Lena the elk in The Fatal Glass of Beer.
Ipecac–a vomit inducer, but Fields used it to mean cough medicine in at least two films.
jabbernowl–blockhead, nincompoop, numbskull, according the Webster's; a variation of "jobbernowl." Fields berated his future son-in-law Og Oggilby with this and other unflattering names in The Bank Dick.
Kokomo–Indiana town. Place name used by Fields.
Lake Titicaca–highest lake in the world, in South America. Mentioned in several Fieldsian tall tales in films.
lettuce–slang for money, in The Bank Dick.
Lompoc–town in California; actually pronounced Lom-POKE. Fields mispronounced it as Lom-POCK in The Bank Dick.
martini–Fields' favorite alcoholic beverage; a mixture of gin and vermouth. He liked it cold and with an olive.
metatarsal–adjective form of metatarsus, a bony area of the foot. Reference: "My metatarsal bone!" in You Can't Cheat an Honest Man. (See also "sacroiliac" and "sciatica").
Michael Finn/Mickey Finn/mickey finn–a spiked drink; something (ie., a narcotic) added to an alcoholic drink to increase its potency or to make the drinker sick. J. Pinkerton Snoopington's drink was spiked with a mickey in The Bank Dick. Also, part of the title of Fields' tall tale: "Tales of Michael Finn."
mocha java–coffee. Fields used the term in several films.
mogo on-the-go-go-go–a fictitious disease Fields mentions in several films.
molasses–the gooey liquid is used in several Fields gags. Baby LeRoy opens a tap of molasses, with devastating results, in It's a Gift. Also, LeRoy dips Fields' watch in molasses in The Old Fashioned Way.
moon calf–an idiot or fool. A Fields insult in The Bank Dick.
mother-of-pearl–the hard, pearly inside layer of shellfish, used in making various objects such as buttons. Fields turned it into a curse of frustration ("Mother of Pearl!") in several films.
mustard–the condiment that made for a tastier dog in The Fatal Glass of Beer and goat in Mississippi.
My little chickadee–Fields' most famous endearment, from the film of the same name. Other endearments he used in various films, included: My little Rocky Mountain Canary, My little dove pie, My little sugar-coated wedding cake, My phlox, my flower, My little peach fuzz, My little cupcake, and (off screen) My little brood mare.
nipper–child, or a reference to a mischievous child: "It'll make me love the little nipper all the more" (The Old Fashioned Way).
nose paint–booze (and its reddening effect in the nose); used in The Bank Dick. (See also: The Devil's Brew).
The old army game–Fields' name for the shell game; used in the title of his film It's the Old Army Game.
paloma–this word has several definitions: shark bait; a brownish-orange color, or, in Spanish, dove or pigeon.The latter is Fields' likely meaning, as he often referred to women as birds. Thus, his phrase "tough paloma" is a typically funny, ironic Fieldsian juxtaposition that translates into "tough bird," or literally, "tough dove." The fragile bird of peace is thus turned into something threatening.
Passamaquoddy–Name of an Indian tribe, reservation and bay in Maine. Fields used it as a place name.
pater–Fields used this alternative word for "father" in film and radio.
patois–jargon, provincial dialect. Fields used this in correspondence.
peccadillo/peccadilloes–minor sins. Fields used the term in at least two films.
peregrinations–travels. Fields used this word off screen.
perspicacity–adverb form of perspicacious, meaning to have insight or knowledge. Used by Fields in film and radio.
Philadelphia–Given a choice between dying, going to Hell, or living in Philadelphia, Fields invariably chose the latter as the lesser evil. W.C. had few kind words for his birthplace city, as jokes on film, on radio, and in off-screen conversations indicate.
Pocatella–A town Fields mentions in The Old Fashioned Way. Perhaps he means Pocatello, a town in Idaho.
portmanteau–a suitcase. He uses this word in several films.
proboscis–usually refers to a trunk or long snout, but is also a comical word for nose. Fields called his nose this in several films and in real life.
pulchritude–physical beauty. Fields used the term in conversation.
Punxsutawney–town in Pennsylvania, mentioned in a film.
puss–slang for face. Fields used this in films.
pussy–cat. Mentioned in two films in ways that might be considered risque. The "Black Pussy Cafe" was the bank "dick's" favorite hangout in The Bank Dick.
quibble–petty argument; nit-picking. After some underhanded golf shenanigans in The Dentist, Fields tells his partner not to "quibble" about it.
"Quite the antithesis"–Fields' way of saying, "On the contrary" in several films.
rapscallion–scoundrel. Word Fields used in real conversation.
raspberry–another comic-obsession object of Fields. He pronounced it in the English manner: ROZ-berry. There's a strange gag in Never Give a Sucker an Even Break in which the deflating tire of a raspberry vendor's car gives passersby the "raspberry."
Rocky Mountain Goat–a real animal. Fields confused these with tigers and other ferocious beasts in at least two films. Also, mentioned as a fragrance–"eau de Rocky Mountain Goat" in My Little Chickadee and "Parfum de la Mountain Goat" in You Can't Cheat an Honest Man. In a tall tale in Mississippi, Fields mentioned having a rocky mountain goat under one arm while fighting Indians.
Rocky ford cantaloupe–A type of melon. Fields described people with rounded, bald heads as having "a head shaped like a Rocky ford cantaloupe." He used the phrase in at least two films and a radio skit.
sacroiliac–joint between the sacrum and ilium (spinal bones). Fields mentioned it in film and actually hurt himself in this area several times.
sarsaparilla–a sweet, root-flavored drink, disparagingly referred to by Fields in several films.
saturnalia–orgiastic wild partying, festive, hedonistic. W.C. referred to booze as "liquid saturnalia" in Tales of Manhattan.
say finae–you can't fool me. Used in It's a Gift.
scalawag–scoundrel. Used by Fields in actual conversation.
Schmegendorf's–clothes store for "older women" in It's a Gift.
sciatica–(pronounced SY-attica). The sciatic nerve, which runs from the lower back to the pelvic region and legs. Used in the phrase "Suffering Sciatica!" in Mississippi and It's a Gift, after Fields fell on his backside. (Documents show he was using this phrase as early as 1908). He actually hurt himself in this area several times.
sconce–slang for "head." In The Dentist, Fields said his golf ball "hit a geezer on the sconce."
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. From The Bible, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadrach,_Meshach,_and_Abednego. Used by Fields at least in You Can't Cheat An Honest Man (while he is accused of being dishonest selling tickets) and My Little Chickadee (in the scene with the goat in bed), omitting Meshac in the last one.
skullduggery–evil doings. Fields used the word in The Old Fashioned Way
spondulicks (or) spondulix–a slang term for money; origin unknown. Gambler Fields asks a partner in My Little Chickadee, "Have you any of the elusive spondulicks on you?"
squidgilum–word invented by Fields; the name of a "kissing game" he plays with a gullible young lady in Never Give a Sucker an Even Break. He also refers to "Cleopatra Pepperday" as "an old squidgilum" in The Old Fashioned Way.
succor–help; to need help. In "A Snake Story" on radio, the reptile trapped under a rock "begged for succor."
"suffering sciatica"–(see "sciatica").
taradiddle–to trifle, waste time. Also to lie or swindle. A common Fields term.
terra firma–earth, soil. Term used by Fields.
Ubangi–African river. Fields referred to an African tribe by this name in You Can't Cheat an Honest Man and My Little Chickadee.
ultimo–referring to the prior month. In his letters, Fields would refer to a particular date from the previous month as "11 ultimo," etc.
wickiup–an Indian hut, in which adventurer Fields claimed to have once lived in "A Snake Story" and in the films You Can't Cheat an Honest Man and Poppy.
zounds!–an exclamation of surprise used by Fields.
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Keith Ridgway, executive dean of the AMRC, will speak at the Great Northern Conference.
Two manufacturing heavyweights with links to South Yorkshire will be speaking at a conference that aims to drive the Northern Powerhouse forward.
Prof Keith Ridgway, executive dean of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, part of Sheffield University, and Juergen Maier, chief executive of Siemens UK, will be at the Great Northern Conference.
It will bring together leading figures and shine a spotlight on how to close the economic divide between the North and the rest of the UK.
The event has attracted a 'Who's Who' of leading figures from politics, business and academia who will discuss areas such as skills, education, innovation and connectivity.
The all-day conference on Tuesday February 26 at the Royal Armouries in Leeds will be chaired by one of the architects of the Northern Powerhouse, former Chancellor, the Rt Hon. George Osborne. Other speakers include Manchester mayor Andy Burnham, Northern Powerhouse minister Jake Berry, and Transport for the North Chief Executive Barry White.
The conference is particularly timely: recent data revealed that despite a determined drive to narrow the North-South economic divide, productivity in areas such as Leeds, York, Humber and Greater Manchester continues to drift behind the national average.
Meanwhile, debate continues over the idea of a devolved North of England government department with its own 'secretary of state' and tax-raising status.
Launching the conference, Mr Berry said the event would examine the "big question of how to drive Northern productivity".
He added: "Many areas have been increasing productivity, but as we improve transport connectivity across the Pennines and invest through the Industrial Strategy, this progress must be accelerated.
The Great Northern Conference 2019 is sponsored by CYBG, LNER, the Northern Powerhouse Partnership and The Star's parent company JPIMedia.
Prof Ridgway worked with local businessman Adrian Allen to launch the AMRC with Boeing in 2001. In 2009, he helped launch the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre.


A Liberal candidate has invited 10,000 voters to an election forum at an Adelaide cafe — without warning the business.
Pane e Latte is an Italian cafe in Broadview, near the northern edge of the federal seat of Adelaide.
Liberal candidate Shaun Osborn's decision to issue flyers inviting thousands of residents to the cafe on Thursday came as a shock to owner Matteo Giordano — not because of the potential numbers of attendees, but its political nature.
"I was very surprised, because no-one consulted me," Mr Giordano told the ABC.
"Some of my customer base have different political beliefs or would not appreciate the fact I was [appearing to] endorse or approve the Liberal Party values.
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Mr Osborn is planning campaign forums and "coffee catch-ups" at cafes throughout the electorate.
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But the cafe had another solution — inviting the other aspiring members for Adelaide.
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Labor's Steve Georganas will join Mr Osborn for the expanded event — possibly over an espresso and a hot cross bombolini.
"In my enthusiasm to be accessible to local voters and to meet with them, I overlooked discussing this with the cafe owner," Mr Osborn said.
"I've since apologised, but am really grateful they are still happy for us to meet local voters there."
"This morning he apologised … he decided to come here and meet the other candidates," Mr Giordano said.
The seat of Adelaide has been held by Labor's Kate Ellis on a margin of 8.3 per cent.
She will retire at the upcoming federal election, with Mr Georganas being moved across from his seat of Hindmarsh to campaign for Adelaide following the redistribution of the state's electorates last year.


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Are you, like me, daily viewing Facebook photos of friend overseas enjoying their summer BBQ?
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Out of stock - when will it be back?
We are happy to let you know that coffee is back in stock! But we are aware that some of your favourite products are out of stock. Don't despair - one shipment has already left Sweden and another one is on it's way to leave Denmark in August. We are waiting for some Xmas stock to arrive and the Scandinavians to come back from summer holidays. So by late August/Early September we are hoping to have your favourites back and hopefully some new products for you to try as well.
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During the summer in Scandinavia, the forests are full of wild raspberry bushes, and it's free to help yourself.
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The 42-year-old actress is four months' pregnant.
The actress Eva Longoria is expecting her first child with husband José Antonio Bastón, "E! News" confirmed on Tuesday after Hola! broke the story.
Longoria, 42, is four months pregnant with a son, her reps told the outlet.
The "Desperate Housewives" star began dating Bastón, the president of Televisa, the largest media company in Latin America, back in 2013. The two got engaged in December 2015, and tied the knot in a star-studded ceremony in May 2016.
Longoria's was previously married to actor Tyler Christopher and then basketball player Tony Parker. Bastón was married once before, and the 49-year-old media mogul has three children from his first marriage.
José "Pepe" Antonio Bastón and Eva Longoria at the 2017 amfAR Gala at Cannes on May 25.