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CAMI Music Signs
The Queen's Cartoonists
for Worldwide Management & North American Booking
Classic Cartoons, Live Music & Comedy
Photo credit: Lindsey Thoeny
"The New York jazz band bringing back cartoon music."
- Mashable
New York, NY - April 18, 2019 - CAMI Music is proud to announce the signing of The Queen's Cartoonists, described by Mashable as "The New York jazz band bringing back cartoon music," for exclusive worldwide management and North American booking, under the direction of Theresa Vibberts, CAMI Music's VP of North America.
The Queen's Cartoonists seek to address a timely question: how do musicians create a jazz and classical music experience in the 21st century that appeals to everyone? Even people who normally wouldn't go to the symphony or a jazz club?
The Queen's Cartoonists answer: through a unique, entertaining experience combining cartoons and animation, live performance synchronized to video projections, and comedy!
Formed in 2015 by six musicians from Queens, New York City, The Queen's Cartoonists screen video projections of cartoons (the Golden Age Of Animation, cult cartoon classics, and modern animation) synchronized to a live performance of the original music, all interspersed with comedic commentary involving the cartoons, their composers and beyond.
"CAMI Music puts a prime focus on developing modern and innovative ways to connect artists and audiences of all ages. Through cartoons, music, and comedy, The Queen's Cartoonists have created a unique concept, delivering a fun and accessible show without sacrificing any artistic integrity," says Vibberts. "The compositions written for many of our favorite cartoons are entertaining yet also incredible technically challenging. The Queen's Cartoonists are exceptionally skilled musicians who execute this music flawlessly. Audiences are simultaneously entertained, given comic relief, and exposed to high levels of musicianship in jazz and classical genres. And the show is so much fun!"
"The Queen's Cartoonists are thrilled to be part of CAMI Music's dynamic roster," says Joel Pierson, The Queen's Cartoonists Founder & Musical Director "We are committed to highlighting the connections between jazz, classical music, and animation for audiences of all ages... after all, who doesn't like cartoons! CAMI Music will give us a platform to reach a lot of people, and stages big enough to ensure a wild, theatrical experience."
About CAMI Music
Merging the worlds of live event production and artist management, Columbia Artists Music LLC (CAMI Music) has swiftly become an international leader in the performing arts. CAMI Music specializes in the general management and touring of prominent musicians and performing artists, as well as providing production and consultation services for large-scale events and festivals worldwide. Recognizing the global stature of the performing arts, CAMI Music has allied many of its Artists and Events with distinguished global brands through endorsement and sponsorship opportunities.
Established in 2004 by Ronald A. Wilford, Founder, and CEO of Columbia Artists Management, and Jean-Jacques Cesbron, then EVP of Columbia Artists Management, CAMI Music is an independently owned and operated management company. CAMI Music's dedicated booking department specializes in the fulfillment of the roster's touring specifications while satisfying the demand for performances around the world.
For more information on CAMI Music, visit camimusic.com
Theresa Vibberts, Vice President, North America
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West Wales Airport and Cornwall Airport Newquay work in partnership to provide the only infrastructure and restricted airspace available to operate UAS flights beyond the visual line of sight in the EU.
The NAC aims to give the UK a major opportunity to establish a commercial advantage in the development and manufacture of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and their associated technologies. The civilian UAS industry is forecast to be worth £20 billion by 2020, and the NAC is the main vehicle to capture some of this market for the UK.
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If your dream is to create an en suite bathroom that is both useful and attractive, then here are some design tips that will help you to achieve your goal.
Mirrored walls in the bathroom can be used to reflect light, and so make the bathroom look bigger – and they can also reduce the cost of expensive tiling!
Built-in shelves can be both functional and stylish. The photo shows a good example of how this can be achieved, showing a bathroom installed in a new-build house constructed for £170,000.
It is currently more common to find this type of surface being used in kitchens, but the clean and water-resistant properties of solid surfaces are being used increasingly in bathrooms.
The illustration shows how tiling can be used to transform the appearance of a bathroom. In this example, encaustic-style cement tiles, supplied by Rustico Tile & Stone (USA), have been used alongside wall mirrors (Rupert Bevan) and a mirror-finished bath (Drummonds).
Another way of saving money on tiling might be to simply apply paint to bare walls.
One design option when building your home is to incorporate your bathroom as part of an all-inclusive suite which also includes a master bedroom and a dressing area. The photo illustrates the way in which colour can be used to unify such a semi-open-plan space.
It is essential for the appearance of your bathroom that surfaces do not become covered with clutter, and this can be avoided through the clever use of space for storage. Consideration should also be given to finding an unconspicuous home for the laundry basket, as shown in the photo below.
An alcove can be transformed into a combined shower and steam enclosure through the installation of body jets. The photo below shows the 'Exclusive Solutions ES300 Sliding Door Recess Option' provided by Aqata, complete with a tiled seat.
Partial walls can be used in a bathroom design for a number of purposes, which include hiding plumbing, providing a backing for sanitary ware and dividing a large bathroom into zones. As with any alterations relating to a bathroom, care needs to be taken with the routing of hot and cold water supplies and the removal of waste.
Some renovated spaces incorporate a sloping ceiling – particularly loft conversions – and this shape can be used for the purpose of designing in storage or plumbing space. The adjoining photo shows an example of a bathroom incorporated within a loft conversion, with stylish tiles being used to emphasise the angle of the ceiling that forms part of the shower enclosure.
A shower screen can be used to enhance the look of a bathroom, as well as to serve a functional purpose.
An alcove can serve as an ideal location for a shower, as the illustration shows.
A true family bathroom should include design features that are appealing to children. An example is the use of vivid colour in the photo below; this particular bathroom unit, by HI-MACS, also uses an acrylic stone material which is both water resistant and hygienic.
Undertaking a new build or an extension from scratch enables you to plan exactly where you want to position windows, so that you can maximise the use of natural light – not forgetting considerations of privacy, of course!
Wood cladding, also known as timber cladding, has gained popularity in recent years, although care should be taken when using wood materials in a damp environment such as a bathroom, and such cladding should not be used where it might come into direct contact with water. The same restriction does not, however, apply to cloakrooms.
There is much information that you need before you embark on adding an extension to your home, and this might relate to any stage of the build, from design issues and potential problems with logistics, to the various nuances of the law.
So here we have 24 pieces of advice that should be – but not always are – needed. Make sure you take this advice on board before you do anything towards building your extension!
The problem with living in a property during building work, apart from the inevitable noise and dirt of a building site, is that your presence might just slow the project's progress.
So it might be a good idea to vacate the premises whole work is going on.
An important early decision concerns the choice of designer you are going to work with.
You may work with a design specialist, with an architect or architectural technician, or you might decide to procure the services of a Design & Build company and use their in-house design team.
But, whatever you decide, take the time research the industry and find people who have the type of experience that you require, and be guided by the views and recommendations of others.
An important consideration is access to your site, as there may be physical restrictions on the materials and equipment that can be delivered to your property.
This is a particular issue for terraced properties, for example.
It might also be necessary for your neighbours to move any trees or fences that might cause an access obstacle during your build, and such issues need to be addressed before any plans are made.
4. You must be insured!
It is essential that you take out insurance for the duration of the build, and you should also seek the advice of your existing insurer.
Insurance is needed for both your exiting property and any new structures that are erected, and your policy needs to be taken out with an A-rated insurance company.
It may not be sufficient to rely on contractor's insurance, as such policies might not cover eventualities such as fire and flooding, and might only protect the contractor in the event of that company being proven liable for any costs or damages.
A legal dispute with your builder might prove costly. If you take the option of not living on site during the build, then Unoccupied Buildings Insurance, probably for at least six months, might be needed.
An important design consideration concerns how the new structure sits with what you have already.
Your preference might be for an extension that exactly matches, and blends in with, the original building, but this carries with it the considerable challenge of using matching materials throughout.
An alternative is to deliberately design the additional structure so that it contrasts with the existing building.
Before beginning a project to extend, it is important to ask yourself whether this is really what you want to do.
This is because you might be able to achieve all of your objectives by completely rebuilding a house on your plot, or by selling the property and buying a new one.
If your motive is profit, then you should consider the maximum that your house can be worth, regardless of any improvements you make, given the price of properties in the area.
It is important to realise that there is a 'ceiling' value for every property.
If the project includes extending your kitchen, then there are additional considerations relating to kitchen appliances and equipment.
It is important to think through how appliances are to be plumbed in, wired in and ventilated.
Careful plans need to be made for how cookers and fridges etc, need to be positioned in relation to all your cabinets and units.
Similarly, thought must be given to whether your existing boiler will be able to manage the additional workload involved with providing hot water and heating for an enlarged property.
This entails getting to grips with the size of your boiler, the amount of heat output it is capable of, the size and number of radiators you will have, the time that it will take for the water in the boiler to be heated and distributed, etc.
When carrying out a project under Permitted Development Rights, although planning permission will not be needed, this is not the case with Building Regulations, which still apply.
The regulations will generally cover any extension to a building, whether it be a kitchen extension or an addition to the general living space of a home.
This includes loft conversions, the addition of a new chimney or changes to window openings. In terms of internal alterations, Building Regs will be required for any changes to load-bearing walls, the refitting of bathrooms and toilets (due to any plumbing and drainage changes), the addition of new heating equipment, or even the installation of a new flue. This is because the Building Regs are important for ensuring a number of safety issues, including fire precautions and structural integrity throughout the build.
These regulations also cover issues such as energy efficiency, ventilation and damp proofing. They apply to all work which entails alteration to a building, as well as to new-build projects.
The only exceptions to Building Regulations are projects involving outbuildings such as sheds, and some conservatories and orangeries.
Repairs are generally exempt from Building Regs, unless they involve structural work such as underpinning, or rewiring or the replacement of windows.
One possibility for saving time and money is to have components of your build manufactured off-site, in a specialist factory.
Such components might include oak frames, or maybe SIPs (Structural Insulated Panels) or CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber).
One issue that should not be overlooked is consideration of whether your build affects the sewerage system.
If an extension is to encroach within 3 metres of a sewer that serves one or more other properties, apart from your own, then you should get in touch with the relevant Water Authority.
It is possible that the Authority will require you to enter into a Build-over Agreement, and it may even be necessary to change the location of a manhole, or to create a new one.
The role of the Project Manager is very important, and one option is to employ a specialist professional to fulfil this task.
Alternatively, some people like to manage a project themselves, and this does have the advantage that they are the experts in their own needs and aspirations, they will have unique insights into the site and will also be extremely motivated to get things right.
However, managing a build is not a good idea if you are not highly organised, a good decision-maker and capable of solving the type of problems that will inevitably arise on site.
You should also be sure that you will have the time to devote to such a demanding task.
A common type of build is the upwards extension, entailing building on an existing structure.
It is important, however, to give careful consideration to whether it might be necessary to strengthen current foundations, or to provide a new steel framework, in order to ensure that the weight of the new structure can be supported.
In such cases, it may be less costly to simply remove what is currently on the ground floor and build a fresh, 2-storey extension.
There is a possibility that an extension that exceeds an internal area of 100 square metres may be subject to an additional charge from the Local Authority, known as the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).
This is an additional charge that you might be able to avoid through securing Self-builder's Relief, for which you will need to have the intention to live in the extended property for at least the subsequent three years.
The situation with both the CIL and the related Relief needs to be checked with your Local Authority before you embark on a project.
The Building Regulations specify certain standards relating to construction materials and airtightness levels that relate to the thermal efficiency of your property.
This is expressed in terms of a 'U value' describing the amount of heat that is lost from the building.
However, it is possible to go beyond the minimum requirements of the Building Regs, and a good time to do this is when you are in the process of designing and building your extension.
All matters relating to the party wall between adjacent properties are covered by The Party Wall etc. Act 1996, which covers properties in England & Wales, and deals with the rights and responsibilities of both parties when building work is undertaken.
The Act empowers a property owner to carry out work as far as, and on, the party wall between properties, provided that any necessary planning permission for the work has been obtained.
This might include one party gaining access to the neighbour's land.
There are specific provisions under the Act relating to the laying of foundations, if these foundations are to be within 6 metres of a boundary or 3 metres of a party wall, and these provisions may make it necessary to procure the services of a surveyor.
One important consideration at the design stage is that of privacy for you and your family, and this can be dealt with through the careful selection of glazing, or by designing in various screening measures.
But take care that any such measures do not compromise the views from your property.
Even though a building project might come within Permitted Development Rights, this might not be true of the trees on a property.
Any tree with a diameter that is greater than 7.5cm, and which stands within a Conservation Area, will be the subject of a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) – and a TPO might also apply to trees elsewhere.
It is a criminal offence to even make alterations to a tree that is covered by such an Order, without first securing planning permission to do so.
Regulations The cost of building your extension will normally be subject to VAT.
Even if you employ the services of a contractor who is not registered for VAT, it is only that contractor's labour that is exempt, meaning that you will still need to pay the 20% VAT on any materials that are used.
Exceptions to this include projects carried out on a listed building, which are not subject to VAT, and work on a building that has been vacant for two years or more, for which 5% VAT is payable.
The reduced rate of 5% is also available for a project that converts an existing property to a different number of units.
However, the VAT on eligible projects can only be claimed back on a project if a VAT-registered contractor is carrying out the work on behalf of a client.
20. Don't forget a contingency budget!
It is extremely important to build in a contingency budget with your cost calculations, for any unforeseen additional spending.
This should be 10% to 20% of the main project budget.
It is important for you to notify your local Building Control department at the start of the process.
You can do this by sending in your full plans, which, if Building Control signs them off, will enable you to 'go full steam ahead' with your project.
Alternatively, if you want a quick start, then you can just submit a Building Notice, but you will need to do remedial work on any aspect of your build that is subsequently found to not meet Building Regulations.
Whilst it is nice to have plenty of light coming into your property, it is important to avoid too much light coming in, as this will create problems of 'solar gain'.
This is sometimes an issue with conservatories, which are only comfortable to be in at certain times of the year.
Issues with solar gain can be mitigated by the use of screen fabrics which are designed to soften incoming light and so reduce glare.
Extending your property is not simply a case of adding cubic metres of floor space. With clever and thoughtful design, it is quite possible to create a feeling of space and airiness, without necessarily increasing the dimensions of what you have.
There is a limit to the amount of glass that can be used in an extension, with the maximum being set at 25% of the total floor area created. This is laid down in Part L of the Building Regulations. This means that much care must be taken with the inclusion of, say, French doors in a design, as these will take up much of the permitted quota of glazing.
If large, bi-fold doors are a priority, then the design should include the discarding of unwanted existing windows, so as to minimise the extra glass that the extension will create. If it proves impossible to avoid exceeding the 25% limit, then one course of action might be to demonstrate that the extension's glazing has high energy performance levels that are at least equivalent to those of other materials.
Alternatively, your plans might be passed by Building Control if you can show, with a SAP assessment, that your extension's CO2 emissions will not exceed those of an extension that would conform to Part L of the Building Regs.


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We at Just a Guy Thing have decided to go to one major football event this year, aside from the FIFA World Cup in Russia (More to follow). The choice is between the English FA Cup final and the UEFA Champions League final. Here we will compare the event in terms of tickets, prices, venue, city, country and overall experience. As fanatical football fans we watch all major games and these two matches are the biggest of the season. We look and compare the two finals and where they will take place.
The (Emirates) FA Cup Final is the game of the final teams from the biggest domestic cup game in world football. The teams have yet to be decided to reach the final but it is always a great occasion for both sets of fans. More people watch the FA Cup Final than any other domestic club game in the world. 80,000 fans will be in Wembley for an English tradition and watch the FA Cup final.
The UEFA Champions League final is arguably the biggest soccer game in world football each year. The only other game which is bigger is the World Cup. The two best teams in Europe play a one off match in a different city each year. With this being the biggest prize for the club competition, the event is a special occasion, now taking place on Saturday evening in May.
The capital of England is one of the best cities in the world with many exciting things to do and see. With the FA Cup Final being held at Wembley the transport system and overall experience this time will be amazing. The stadium is located just 25 minutes away from Baker Street which is close to where all the action is. London is an amazing city and whilst it is extremely busy and big no matter where you are you can have a great time. The cost of a hotel though is around £125 per night for a standard 3 star in the city whilst a beer will cost upwards of £6.
The FA Cup Final tickets page SafeFootballTickets.com gives a full detailed account on where and how to get tickets for this game. Due to the extremely high demand for tickets, they give a full low-down on the process of securing seats. If you think tickets to FA Cup final can be expensive in the secondary market then you want to try getting Champions League final tickets.
The iconic stadium of world football, Wembley has great transport links and has a capacity crowd of over 80,000 people. The atmosphere generated here can an amazing experience and one we wish to have. The best sections in the stadium are club level but any seat alongside the pitch offers a great view. The better the seats though the higher price of the tickets. The majority of the team's fans will take the seats behind the East and West stands with the corporate and hospitality tickets be alongside the North and South stands. Tier 5 is quite high up so expect a distant view.
This is a great stadium and was recently renovated for the European Championships in the Ukraine. The stadium holds a capacity crowd of 70,000 and will be full for the Champions League final. The stadium is located in the heart of Kiev so fans will be able to fully enjoy themselves before and after the game. We are not certain if the city is putting on an open air screening of the game, we will update this article closer to the time.
The comparison website Ticket Yoda has the cheapest tickets for this game coming in at £900. The FA Cup is unlike any tournament in the world and whenever there is the chance to go to Wembley and watch the final we highly recommend any football fan to do so. However, the Champions League Final is the biggest football game in Europe each year and is watched by millions of people around the world. With this and the chance to experience a new European City we will have to side with the latter and get our passports ready for Kiev.
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by Ronny | Jun 21, 2013 | features, news
The buzzword "Cloud" is the center of enormous press, the basis for numerous Silicon Valley startups and is surfacing in a variety of emerging technologies, however, what impact will it have for the payments industry? In terms of commerce, the Mobile POS Market Survey by IHL reports that by 2015, traditional POS sales will drop by more than 13% due to the rise in mobile POS systems powered by the cloud. An additional IHL report states by 2015, 2.7 million tablets will be shipped per year to retail and hospitality venues. This shift will account for a growth rate of approximately 450 percent in just three years. While traditional POS systems cost thousands of dollars and can become instantly obsolete; could the cloud's strong processing power and instant data storage/retrieval insure that cloud based merchant POS systems are future-proofed businesses? Think of the impact of Netflix and Spotify on your CD and DVD collections. No longer do you have to have physical goods for music and the movies. Vastly larger content libraries are now accessible in your home or as you travel on tablets and smartphones; they no longer need to be purchased and locally stored. Now think about that concept with data generated by transactions… Full cloud computing, with large and distributed cloud based computing systems, can offer more power, uptime and access to unlimited amounts of data with faster responses and virtual access from anywhere. Wow… The advantages of cloud computing are making more affordable devices (compared to a PC) like tablets and smartphones very powerful as they can access unlimited data, really fast, without the need...
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While attending the NRA (National Restaurant Association) Show in Chicago last week it became crystal clear what restaurants want: integration in the technology they adopt. Our booth was centrally located in the technology pavillion of the show where bulky legacy point of sale systems were replaced with sleek sophisticated tablet-based POS solutions. These cutting edge cloud-based systems and mobile applications were neighbors during the four day show and it got attendees to wonder: can they have the best of all worlds in one system for their restaurant? Thankfully, for restaurateurs and merchants, the future for integration is looking bright. GoPago is deliberately moving to an open platform. At the prestigious Google i/o Conference earlier this month, it was announced that we have integrated with Google Wallet. The Google Wallet Instant Buy API is available on the GoPago app on Android devices, so now GoPago LIVE can accept Google Wallet payments alongside mobile orders and payments. Through our own SDK (software development kit) we will be providing API libraries and developer tools to build, test and debug apps for GoPago LIVE. Through opening our platform, we get to extend the value for our merchants with the best industry apps developed by domain experts. With this openness, a sit down restaurant may want to use their favorite reservation app and have it integrated on their smart POS system, GoPago LIVE. We are very aware of the highly competitive nature in the industries that we occupy, but we do believe that the winners will be those who work together and don't position themselves as an all or nothing solution. During the conference,...
by Ronny | May 15, 2013 | event, features, news
We will unveil our mPOS solution as the latest addition to our commerce in the cloud product suite at the National Restaurant Association (NRA) show. The mPOS has all the power of GoPago LIVE's tablet POS on a smartphone that enables line busting by pushing point of sale to the edge of brick and mortar restaurants. "Traditional costs for mPOS solutions are over a thousand dollars and with technology changing so fast, hardware is obsolete in a year; hefty monthly maintenance costs have those solutions a non-starter," said GoPago Founder and CEO Leo Rocco. "For a little over $1 a day (all in), a QSR can enable their employees with a smartphone to streamline the order taking and payment process. QSRs no longer have to run to the kitchen to communicate what they just wrote down on paper or be limited to a central POS station to accept payments. GoPago LIVE mPOS allows restaurants to turn tables over faster and provide responsive customer service." Our new mPOS will debut on the Nexus 4 with a card reader, rugged case and with our POS software already loaded for $49 a month. The mPOS offers flexible connectivity for merchants via WiFi with the option to upgrade to a 4G data plan. "Green" flexibility is offered when customers can choose to have their receipts texted or emailed and for merchants who desire, printed wirelessly via Bluetooth. QSRs can especially benefit from this solution because the mPOS connects to a merchant's personal commerce cloud with robust reporting across terminals and locations accessible on any device at any time. This POS on a smartphone...
GoPago LIVE: Pioneering "Solution as a Service" in Commerce
by Ronny | May 3, 2013 | features, news
Pictured above from left to right: David Herzog, VP of Partnerships and Alliances; Martina Plaza, Office Manager; Leo Rocco, Founder & CEO; Kelsey Mitchell, Program Manager; and Steve Elefent, Chief Strategy Officer A year ago yesterday, Tech Republic published an article about an emerging trend, Solution as a Service, which could take over the other SaaS (Software as a Service). The article pointed to this new trend as a "revolution in a revolution" and as something that "would start with traditional Internet-related problems (such as search or content distribution)" and later move to other verticals. While attending the Electronic Transaction Association Expo these last few days, it became evident that there is evolution from Software as a Service to a Solution as a Service approach in the payments space. GoPago LIVE, our total commerce in the cloud product suite, is a comprehensive, bundled solution that stretches beyond software. It integrates all the hardware, software, and internet connectivity, while providing customer service that is both predictive for the merchant (eliminating system downtime) and proactive for future needs. Leo Rocco, GoPago Founder and CEO, stated, "There's a big idea of evolving the paradigm of 'Software as a Service' to 'Solution as a Service.' The solution includes hardware, software, 4G data connectivity and best in class customer service; that's our package and I believe that's where the industry needs to go." This change means that merchants will no longer have to invest large upfront licensing and maintenance fees for software from one company and pay additional large upfront costs in hardware from another company. An upfront licensing fee for POS software can...
GoPago LIVE's Killer Mobile Payment and Ordering App
by Ronny | Apr 26, 2013 | features, news
Mobile payments are estimated to hit one trillion dollars by 2015. Fortunately, we equip our merchants with the technology to accept this influx of capital. Each and every one of our GoPago LIVE point of sale systems comes integrated with the mobile storefront allowing merchants to receive both mobile orders and mobile payments from their customers' smartphones. The GoPago app, which has been downloaded by more than 100,000 people in San Francisco, allows customers to browse, order and pay from a merchant on their phone before they arrive at the location. This ability to save time and skip the line streamlines the whole transaction process for both merchants and for consumers. Lou's Cafe has been using the mobile storefront to broadcast their business to their customers' iPhones and Androids for nearly a year. Through the implementation of the GoPago mobile app, Lou's Cafe reports an average of 15 mobile orders per day. Employees say that GoPago saves them at least an hour a day because they get to spend less time answering the phones and managing the lunch rush lines. Furthermore, the customers experience increased satisfaction and visit more often as a result of the efficiency. Nearly half of their GoPago users are repeat customers who "feel like VIP when they skip the line and are recognized by name" according to T.J., manager of Lou's Cafe. Through the tablet Lou's Cafe can message their customers and notify them what time their order will be ready, push rewards and discounts and send them special personalized messages. The operational improvement is so significant that T.J. has said, "If we could, we'd...
Case Study: GoPago LIVE the Perfect POS Solution for Kentucky's Piper's Cafe
Everyone at the San Francisco GoPago headquarters is familiar with Piper's Cafe and the owner, Chip Adkins. He was one of the first to sign up for GoPago LIVE and has provided our customer support, marketing and engineering teams with great feedback, praise and suggestions. His contributions have been invaluable. As a startup looking to provide the best POS system for all brick and mortar merchants, there's nothing more important to us than engaged customers who partner with us to improve our product and service. We welcome and encourage that level of feedback from all our GoPago Live users: enterprise corporate cafeterias, food trucks and small mom and pop shops. Here is an in-depth look as to why Piper's Cafe in Kentucky chose GoPago LIVE as their solution to transact and interact with their customers. Piper's Cafe in Covington, Kentucky, took five years of planning and dreaming before Chip Adkins and Charles Killian were able to make it a reality. They wanted the whole cafe and the whole customer experience to be different, new and totally in line with the future. From their homemade ketchup to their locally sourced ingredients everything had to be well thought out and have their seal of approval. The point of sale system was a vital component in their plan. A simple cash register would never cut it. Dumb, old fashioned technology would hold back the promise of their vision. Originally leaning towards Square, because of fixed rates and sleekness of a tablet POS; they wanted more in a POS solution. They wanted the ability to broadcast their business to their customers smartphones and...


AHT explores architectural history, theory, philosophy, and heritage studies, reflecting the interplay between these disciplines and their relation to architectural and urban design.
Architectural History and Theory reflects on design artifacts, designs and design practices within the framework of specified cultural and societal themes. Key areas of research are architectural history including heritage studies, architectural theory, philosophy of design and architectural criticism. Historians and theorists focus on architecture as a basic act of culture by mobilizing relevant theoretical concepts that may inspire the production of architecture.
In terms of concrete products the staff of AHT is devoted to studies into, f.e., biographies of leading personalities or trends within the architectural culture, the representation of architecture in museum policies, value assessments of buildings and ensembles on various scale levels including also international practices of heritage policy, and the intellectual and ethical fundamentals of the design practice. These studies are all meant to celebrate the value of architecture as a rooted cultural practice within society, while recognizing that the transformations architecture has to accommodate nowadays not necessarily secure its position.
AHT has been accommodated within the AUDE Living Cities research program and supports other chairs of the AUDE unit through analysis and critique as well as autonomous research, seeking a discursive approach to design through a process of reflection. A critical and autonomous role for research is encouraged while the chair aspires to involve itself in public debate, pursuing both fundamental scholarship and societal valorization. Research is conducted within academic circuits, public venues are a fitting podium for its valorization. For this reason, architectural criticism is seen as one of the core activities of the chair. AHT contributes to curricular courses as well as to seminars and design studios.
The UNESCO Chair on Sustainability and Heritage in Advanced Research and Education. (SHARE) will be added to AHT. SHARE focuses on the dual relation between heritage and sustainability in historic urban landscapes. It envisions a world in which people manage their heritage and other resources sustainably, and in which all sectors of society, current and future generations, can enjoy the social, economic, environmental and cultural benefits of such valuable resources.
Apart from Unesco, the work of AHT is embedded in a variety of partnerships, with domestic and international universities, municipalities such as Amsterdam, local and national architecture centers and collaboration platforms for distinguished academic and professional journals.
Colenbrander, B., Sartorius - ter Haar, M., Klein, C., Klein, C., Mens, N. & Havinga, L.
Colenbrander, B., Colenbrander, B., Sartorius - ter Haar, M., van Mierlo, P., van Mierlo, P., Klein, C., Klein, C. & Schlatmann, M.
Colenbrander, B., Huiskamp, J. & van Onna, N., 2019, Veldhoven: Archehov Publishers. 160 p.


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Princess Kako completes year in the UK as an exchange student
School of Performance and Cultural Industries news Monday 11 June 2018
Princess Kako of Akishino, the granddaughter of Japanese Emperor Akihito, has completed her year as an exchange student at the University of Leeds.
The Princess enrolled at the University in September 2017 as part of Leeds' study abroad programme, and now returns to Japan to finish her undergraduate degree at International Christian University.
The University of Leeds' study abroad programme enables students to spend time studying at a leading UK university during their undergraduate degree.
All exchange and study abroad students are taught by academic experts in their field, alongside UK and international students who are studying for a full undergraduate degree at Leeds.
Informed by the latest research, the University offers an extensive range of module options across many different subjects and interest areas. Students can transfer credit earned back to their home university.
During their time at Leeds, students get the chance to experience different cultures, improve language skills and broaden academic knowledge.
With a keen interest in the arts, Princess Kako has completed modules taught by the School of Performance and Cultural Industries, which have included performance design and stage management.
These studies have been complemented by elements of social psychology.
stage@Leeds is one of the many locations the Princess has used as part of her studies. A public contemporary performance space, Stage@Leeds is dedicated to artist development and supporting new work.
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Oriel Park es un estadio de fútbol situado en la ciudad de Dundalk, en la República de Irlanda. El estadio fue inaugurado en 1919 y desde 1926 es el hogar del Dundalk FC club que actúa en la Liga irlandesa de fútbol. El recinto posee una capacidad para 5500 personas.

En febrero de 2005, Dundalk FC anuncia un programa de reforma completa del estadio. El campo de césped natural se sustituye por una superficie sintética (FieldTurf), terreno adecuado para cualquier condición climática, con un costo de 1,5 millones de euros, siendo este el primer estadio irlandés en ser equipado con esta superficie. En 2006 el estadio fue equipado con un centro de formación y nueva estructura deportiva: vestuarios, gimnasio, salas de prensa y un aparcamiento subterráneo. En 2007, el techo de la tribuna principal se reemplaza después de ser dañado después de una tormenta particularmente violenta. La capacidad del estadio esta limitada para 6000 asientos por razones de seguridad y normas de la UEFA.

Con la clasificación del Dundalk FC a la UEFA Europa League 2010-11, el club decide emprender una nueva transformación del estadio con la implementación de una nueva tribuna de asientos para 3000 plazas.
Esta expansión permitió que el estadio sea sede de partidos de la Europa League y partidos internacionales de categorías juveniles.

En 1994, el estadio celebró varias reuniones Campeonato de Europa Sub-16 de la UEFA.

Véase también
 Anexo:Estadios de fútbol de Irlanda

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Oficial website información del estadio
 youtube.com - Oriel Park

Estadios de fútbol de Irlanda
Estadios de fútbol inaugurados en 1919


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Alok Verma (CBI) Age, Wife, Children, Family, Biography & More
Full Name Alok Kumar Verma
Profession Civil Servant
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.) in centimeters- 176 cm
Weight (approx.) in kilograms- 80 kg
in pounds- 175 lbs
Service Indian Police Service
Batch 1979
Cadre Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram and Union Territories (AGMUT)
Major Designation(s) 1979: Assistant Commissioner of Police, Delhi
1985: Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police, Delhi
1992: Deputy Commissioner of Police, Delhi
2001: Inspector General of Police, Andaman & Nicobar Islands
2004: Joint Commissioner of Police, Delhi
2007: Special Commissioner of Police, Crime and Railways
2008: Director General of Police, Pondicherry
2012: Special Commissioner of Police, Intelligence, Delhi
2012: Director General of Police, Mizoram
2014: Director General of Police, Tihar Jail
2016: Commissioner of Police, Delhi
2017: Director, Central Bureau of Investigation
Awards, Honours, Achievements 1997: Police Medal for Meritorious Service
2003: President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service
Age (as in 2018) 61 Years
Birthplace New Delhi, India
Zodiac sign/Sun sign Cancer
Hometown New Delhi, India
School St. Xavier's School, Delhi
College/University St. Stephen's College, Delhi
Educational Qualification M.A. (History)
Caste Kshatriya
Controversy On 24 August 2018, Rakesh Asthana, second in command in the CBI, alleged Alok of bribery. Though in October 2018, Rakesh was booked by the agency under the charges of corruption, criminal conspiracy, and criminal misconduct. In January 2019, he was reinstated by the Supreme Court. However, the selection committee asked him to join the residual term of CBI Director as DG Fire Services, Civil Defence & Home Guards. On 30 January 2019, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) told him that, "You are directed to join the post of DG, Fire Services, Civil Defence & Home Guards immediately."
Relationships & More
Wife/Spouse Shefali Verma (Designer, Artist)
Children Not Known
Parents Father- J. C. Verma
Mother- Name Not Known
Siblings Brother- Not Known
Sister- 1 (Name Not Known)
Some Lesser Known Facts About Alok Verma
Alok was born in New Delhi and completed his education from Delhi as well.
When Alok was inducted into the Indian Police Service in 1979, he was just 22-years-old and was also the youngest IPS Officer of the batch.
From 2011 to 2012, he served as the Special Commissioner of the Delhi Police; especially, in the vigilance wing. He went on to serve as the Delhi Police Commissioner in 2017.
Alok Verma as the new Delhi Police Commissioner
He also started the system for online police applications to obtain various types of licenses issued by Delhi Police.
In September 2016, he launched all-women PCR vans comprising of 3 woman personnel in Delhi.
In December 2016, he nominated 26,000 police officers for promotion. The Union Government accepted his recommendations after he insisted.
On 1 February 2017, he joined the office as the Director, Central Bureau of Investigation.
In October 2018, the government ordered his removal from the position of CBI Director. The decision was approved by the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet, and CBI Joint Director M Nageshwar Rao was appointed as the interim chief of the agency. After the decision from the government, Alok filed a case in the Supreme Court against his removal.
His wife was the President of Police Families Welfare Society and was an active participant in social welfare activities.
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Great Western Railway Activity Pack – Take a look inside! - Activity Packs, Children Activity Packs & Kids Colouring Packs - Packme Ltd.
Great Western Railway Activity Pack – Take a look inside!
Great Western Railway have now introduced an activity pack to entertain the kids while traveling to their next adventure. They teamed up with us here at Packme to take you on a journey with the Famous Five, travelling to all the different places they explore and destinations that they have seen. This is a fun and creative pack that will make time fly for any kids whilst sat excited on the train waiting for it to get to your stop.
Colouring Pencils – inside you will find a small pack of four pencils, red, yellow, green and blue the four primary colours. You can use these for the activity book and colouring book inside.
Activity Book – you can find a word search, quick quiz and a small picture to colour in. This will be perfect for kids of any age really, just something fun to pass the time till they get to their destination.
Colouring Book – follow the Famous Five on their adventures with the help of GWR. Bring the pictures to life using the pencils provided. You will also find a map of the Great Western Railway at the back of the booklet, so you can take a look and decide where your next adventure will be.
Where do I find the Kids Packs?
They are stored at the Express Café or ask the staff member pushing the cart for one as they should be on there as well. It is a small pack that you can fit easily in your bag and takeaway to finish off whilst you are your destination or even on your journey back home.


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When they have truss'd and skewer'd a Turk.
And stalks among the statelier dead.
Shouted, and shook the towers of Mars.
"Macaulay" Poetry.net. STANDS4 LLC, 2019. Web. 18 Apr. 2019. <https://www.poetry.net/poem/38401/macaulay>.


A homemade book is a great present for your child to make for someone special this holiday season! These keepsake books are charming and easy for little hands to create—fantastic qualities, especially when time's running out before the holiday. The best part is: You probably already have many of the supplies your child will need to whip up this adorable keepsake book lying around the house!
Your child will be constructing the book first. Start by finding the center of the cardboard rectangle and marking it. This will be the center; he can use anything he wishes to mark it, as it's going to be covered up. Make sure he is happy with the size of the book before moving forward.
Use scissors and a straight edge to lightly score on both sides of the center mark, running from top to bottom.
Have your child carefully fold along the scores; this will create the spine of the book.
Ask your child to spread the book flat again. He should apply a thin layer of rubber cement over the outside of the book, and then apply fabric or decorative paper evenly on top of the cardboard. Suggest that he press down a book on top of the cardboard in order to apply even pressure.
Have your child apply rubber cement around each of the inner sides and corners of the cardboard base, working on one part at a time. Advise him to apply the cement and pull the fabric into place on top of it so that it is taut. Let this dry for a bit.
Once the outside structure of the book is complete, allow your child to decide how many pages he wishes his keepsake book to have. Approximately 12 pages is a good number, so that the sewing is a manageable project. Here's the adult part (unless your child has strong sewing skills): Stitch the sheaf of pages carefully up along the edge that will fit into the spine of the book. Make sure you have the paper positioned correctly so you stitch up the correct end!
Once the book is sewn, have your child carefully fit the spine of the pages into the book's spine! Make sure the pages are centered. Apply rubber cement to the book's inside front cover and gently press the first of the sewn pages into the rubber cement.
Have your child repeat this process with the back cover and back page, pressing it into the rubber cement.
Make sure your child allows the book to dry thoroughly before engaging his amateur author skills!
Once the book is ready to go, your child is free to utilize it as he wishes! Whether he turns it into a gussied-up photo album, a collection of quotes, or a storybook for a younger sibling, it is sure to make the recipient smile.
Want to play publisher for a day? Become a book jacket illustrator for this creative and fun project.


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World California police fire gas after protesters hurl objects
California police fire gas after protesters hurl objects
BERKELEY, California/NEW YORK - Monday, December 08, 2014 14:17 Email Print
A helicopter flies overhead as protesters march against the New York City grand jury decision to not indict a police officer in the death of Eric Garner in Berkeley, California December 7, 2014. Photo credit: Reuters
Protesters in northern California hurled objects at police, who responded by firing gas for a second consecutive night, as demonstrations continued over the death of a black man after he was put in a chokehold by a police officer in New York.
A crowd of about 750 demonstrators swarmed freeway overpasses at two locations in Berkeley, near San Francisco, prompting police to move in to clear the roadways and arrest several people.
The California Highway Patrol's Golden Gate division said on its Twitter feed that gas was fired after some demonstrators began hurling objects it described as unspecified "explosives," and arrests had been made, but exact numbers were not available.
Some demonstrators said on Twitter that police had fired rubber bullets, but this could not be confirmed.
West Coast cities had braced for trouble after clashes in nearby Berkeley and Seattle, Washington on Saturday. Protesters in New York and other cities have staged demonstrations every day since a grand jury's decision on Wednesday not to bring criminal charges against the white police officer whose chokehold contributed to the man's death in New York in July.
Saturday's looting and rock-throwing on the West Coast contrasted with the mostly peaceful demonstrations that have taken place elsewhere. New York was quieter over the weekend.
The killings of Eric Garner in New York and Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen, in Ferguson, Missouri, have highlighted the strained relations between police and African-Americans and rekindled a national debate over US race relations.
The decision by a grand jury not to return an indictment in Brown's killing ignited two nights of arson and rioting in the St. Louis suburbs.
Earlier on Sunday evening hundreds of protesters began marching down a main thoroughfare in Berkeley after massing on the campus of the University of California.
Officer Jenn Coats of the Berkeley Police Department said the crowd, estimated at 500 to 600, was peaceful.
On Saturday evening, what had begun as a peaceful march ended in an extended confrontation between demonstrators and police, resulting in six arrests, damage to local businesses and a minor injury to a police officer.
"There were definitely a group of people that were intent on violence," Coats said.
In downtown Seattle, about 200 people gathered on Sunday evening, a day after a demonstration drew more than 1,000 protesters, with some throwing rocks and attacking police in clashes that resulted in seven arrests. Their numbers had dwindled to about 60 by 10 p.m. with only one arrest.
New York Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said on Sunday the department's internal investigation into Garner's death could last four months. He said he would review the results to decide if officers involved in Garner's arrest had violated department policy. The Justice Department is doing its own investigation.
In Chicago, church-affiliated protesters marched through the city, carrying signs and chanting, "I can't breathe" and "Hands up, don't shoot," television news footage showed.
Protesters in Miami blocked a portion of Interstate 195 on Sunday afternoon, clogging traffic to the Art Basel show in Miami Beach, CBS-TV Miami reported.
The outcry over the recent killings surfaced in NFL stadiums as well. Detroit Lions running back Reggie Bush was among several players donning pre-game practice jerseys reading "I can't breathe," Garner's dying words.
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from ..app import db
from ..forms import Form
from wtforms import StringField, validators
from sqlalchemy import func
from wtforms.widgets import TextArea

class ReportSurgeon(db.Model):
    __tablename__ = 'reportsurgeons'

    id = db.Column(db.Integer, autoincrement=True, primary_key=True)
    opt_name = db.Column(db.String(50), nullable=True)
    phone_number = db.Column(db.String(10))
    surgeons_name = db.Column(db.String(50))
    area = db.Column(db.String(255))
    report_problem = db.Column(db.String(1024))
    timestamp = db.Column(db.DateTime(timezone=True), index=True, unique=False, nullable=False,
                          server_default=func.now())

    def __repr__(self):
        return '<id {}>'.format(self.id)

class ReportForm(Form):
    class Meta:
        model = ReportSurgeon

    opt_name = StringField('Name of person reporting', [validators.Length(max=50), validators.Optional()])
    phone_number = StringField('Phone Number', [validators.Length(min=10, max=10), validators.DataRequired()])
    surgeons_name = StringField('Surgeon Name', [validators.Length(max=50), validators.DataRequired()])
    area = StringField('Area of the problem', [validators.Length(max=255), validators.DataRequired()])
    report_problem = StringField('Description of problem', [validators.Length(max=1024), validators.DataRequired()],
                                 widget=TextArea())

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super(ReportForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)

    def validate(self):
        return super(ReportForm, self).validate()

    def populate_obj(self, obj):
        super(ReportForm, self).populate_obj(obj)

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Filling in the Blanks with Dr. Gregory Hutchings, Ed.D.: Time to let the next generation lead
T.C. Williams High School. (Photo/Cody Mello-Klein)
In line with my commitment to empowering young people and encouraging them to share their voices, I have invited Alexandria City School Board Student Representatives and T.C. Williams High School Seniors Lorraine Johnson and Ashley Sanchez-Viafara to lend us their voice for this month's Op-Ed. We must get out of the way of the next generation and allow them to lead.
By Lorraine Johnson and Ashley Sanchez-Viafara
Thomas Chambliss Williams' tenure as superintendent over a 30-year period signifies the school division's immense resistance to desegregation. Williams' efforts to maintain racist and discriminatory practices within ACPS, well after other school districts in the region had begun to integrate, not only perpetuated segregation and impeded integration in Alexandria, but some of the practices established during his tenure were so ingrained that we are still trying to dismantle them today.
Although we cannot change the history connected to our high school, we can change the story and right the wrongs of our past. The school division has actively worked against these sentiments for years – never more so than with its adoption of the "2025 Strategic Plan: Equity for All" ensuring educational equity remains at the heart of every decision made.
Since the mid-1960s, we have made significant changes that are evident in the representation of people of color and in the successes of our school division. For instance, we have three women of color who are members of the school board and two young Black women as student representatives. We have men and women of color holding executive leadership positions at the ACPS central office, and we have a Black man who holds the position of superintendent – the same position Williams once held.
These significant achievements further demonstrate our defiance to de facto segregation and Williams' values. Today, with students from 120 different countries speaking 119 different languages, the student body at T.C. and the school is everything Williams strongly resisted creating in ACPS.
Our school division reinforces the principles of equity and inclusion in the continued fight to address racial injustices. However, modern day segregation continues in academic spaces – specifically in rigorous courses – creating a divide between students. Take a look at our Talented and Gifted program: Black and Hispanic students make up more than 60% of the student population, yet less than 15% of the TAG classes. These disproportionalities create a lack of understanding between students of color and white students, leading to microaggressions and implicit biases in classrooms.
Changes still need to be made and there also needs to be greater education to help break down these barriers and ensure all students feel supported, respected and important.
There is no doubt that intentional discussions addressing these racial inequities can bring about change and understanding. Renaming the high school is the first of many steps that we must take to address racial injustice. Focusing on these issues through discussions and education has the power to dismantle and create new systems.
We ask people to acknowledge that communities of color are often not provided the opportunity to speak on a platform. We experience these injustices on a daily basis, yet our experiences and stories are unheard. It is essential to hear the input and thoughts of students of color regarding the renaming process. After all, they encompass the majority of our school demographics. Only collaborative efforts can bring meaningful changes to ACPS.
But these need to be collaborative efforts led by those who experience them most. This is a time when we need Black and brown students to lead, to stand up and be counted and to make their voices heard so that they are not only involved in the discussions, but that they are leading the discussions around the name change from the front. This is a time when we need to turn the typical voice that the school board always hears into our voice. And in doing so, we can help transform expectations about engagement as a whole across the city in which we live.
This fall, we ask you to join us on this journey as we start to rethink what it means to be a Titan. Engage with us as we lead this discussion from the place where it all starts – with the students of color, who have made T.C. the school that it represents today. Only through this can we disinherit the legacy of Williams the man and start to redefine what it means to be a Titan from the inside out. The time is now.
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Name Index Virgil Dean BRUMMITT was born about 1933 in Jackson Twp., Livingston, Missouri. Parents: John Bryan BRUMMITT and Bessie Mae RICHARDSON.
William BRUMMITT was born about 1795 in Virginia.
Spouse: Sarah EVANS. William BRUMMITT and Sarah EVANS were married on 21 Jul 1827 in Chariton Co., Missouri. Children were: Susan BRUMMITT, Henry BRUMMITT, James BRUMMITT, William BRUMMITT, Eligah BRUMMITT, John BRUMMITT, Thomas Benton BRUMMITT.
William BRUMMITT was born about 1843 in Missouri. Parents: William BRUMMITT and Sarah EVANS.
William E. BRUMMITT was born on 29 Dec 1888 in Livingston Co., Missouri. He died on 24 May 1950 in Grundy Co., Missouri. He died at his residence on Route 4, Trenton. He was buried on 27 May 1950 in Brummitt Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: Thomas Benton BRUMMITT and Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" CURTIS.
Caroline BRUNDAGE was born about 1868 in Illinois. Parents: John BRUNDAGE and Susanne B. MOORE.
Spouse: Phyllis Ruth HARRINGTON. Charles Glen BRUNDAGE and Phyllis Ruth HARRINGTON were married on 3 Mar 1990 in Kirksville, Adair, Missouri.
Christina BRUNDAGE was born on 7 Jan 1864 in McDonald Co., Illinois. She died on 29 Oct 1941 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. She was buried on 31 Oct 1941 in Edgewood Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: John BRUNDAGE and Susanne B. MOORE.
Spouse: Cyrus B. FORDYCE. Cyrus B. FORDYCE and Christina BRUNDAGE were married in 1882 in Putnam Co., Missouri. This family lived for a time in Lucerne, Putnam County, Missouri. Then they lived at Harris in Sullivan Co. before finally locating in Chillicothe, Livingston Co. Children were: Richard E. FORDYCE, Emerson FORDYCE, Rhoda Bell FORDYCE, Molly Lee FORDYCE, John Dee FORDYCE, Flora Fay FORDYCE, Nellie FORDYCE, Sue FORDYCE, Ozena Gertrude FORDYCE.
Spouse: Ada D. APPLEBY. Clark L. BRUNDAGE and Ada D. APPLEBY were married on 28 Sep 1935 in Clinton Co., Missouri.
John BRUNDAGE was born on 18 Feb 1818 in Kentucky. He died on 3 Sep 1888. He was buried in Wyreka Cemetery, Putnam, Missouri. He served in the Civil War, Co. I, 8 Missouri Cavalry.
Spouse: Susanne B. MOORE. Children were: Christina BRUNDAGE, Caroline BRUNDAGE, Louisa BRUNDAGE.
Louisa BRUNDAGE was born about 1870 in Missouri. Parents: John BRUNDAGE and Susanne B. MOORE.
Spouse: Joan Kathleen CHRISTISON. Keith Henry BRUNE and Joan Kathleen CHRISTISON were married on 5 Jun 1955 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. The groom was of Kansas City, Kansas, the bride of Chillicothe.
Ross Thomas BRUNER was born on 9 Mar 1903 in Bedford, Taylor, Iowa. He died on 23 Feb 1985 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas.
Spouse: Sadie Ellen JONES. Ross Thomas BRUNER and Sadie Ellen JONES were married on 21 Jun 1922 in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas.
Spouse: daughter EDWARDS. This couple lived in Breckenridge.
Elijah Edward BRUNK was born about 1845 in Missouri. Parents: Samuel BRUNK and Miomah "Emma" BOOTS.
Spouse: Nancy Caroline CREEKMORE. Elijah Edward BRUNK and Nancy Caroline CREEKMORE were married on 28 Apr 1864 in Daviess Co., Missouri.
Spouse: James B. CLEMENTS. Children were: Jake CLEMENTS, Dolly CLEMENTS.
Margaret Eliza BRUNK was born on 20 Nov 1839 in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio. She died on 23 Dec 1930 in Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri. She was buried on 26 Dec 1930 in Highland Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. She was a daughter of Sam Brunk.
Parents: Samuel BRUNK and Miomah "Emma" BOOTS.
Spouse: Moses ORR. Moses ORR and Margaret Eliza BRUNK were married on 13 Dec 1855 in Daviess Co., Missouri. Children were: Jane ORR, James William ORR, Charles Alfred ORR, Harriett M. ORR, Alice ORR, Edward Elijah ORR, Emma E. ORR, Moses Alfred "Fred" ORR, Thomas Mayberry ORR, Walter Estes ORR, Florence D. ORR.
Matilda BRUNK was born about 1836 in Ohio. Parents: Samuel BRUNK and Miomah "Emma" BOOTS.
Ralph Abraham BRUNK was born on 28 Apr 1895. He died on 23 Apr 1972. He was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri.
Spouse: Gladys Viola BAKER. Ralph Abraham BRUNK and Gladys Viola BAKER were married on 1 Jan 1950 in Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri. Bride and groom were of Jackson Co., Missouri.
Samuel BRUNK was born about 1801 in Virginia.
Spouse: Miomah "Emma" BOOTS. Children were: Simeon P. BRUNK, Samuel BRUNK Jr., Matilda BRUNK, Susan BRUNK, Margaret Eliza BRUNK, William C. BRUNK, Elijah Edward BRUNK.
Samuel BRUNK Jr. was born about 1834 in Ohio. Parents: Samuel BRUNK and Miomah "Emma" BOOTS.
Simeon P. BRUNK was born about 1829 in Ohio. Parents: Samuel BRUNK and Miomah "Emma" BOOTS.
Susan BRUNK was born about 1837 in Ohio. Parents: Samuel BRUNK and Miomah "Emma" BOOTS.
William C. BRUNK was born about 1842 in Missouri. Parents: Samuel BRUNK and Miomah "Emma" BOOTS.
Spouse: Edwin Charles REDHAGE. Children were: Patricia Ann REDHAGE.
Lori BRUNS. Parents: Roger BRUNS and Mary Caroline FRITH.
Otto Henry BRUNS was born on 21 Aug 1877 in Monona, Clayton, Iowa. He died on 8 Aug 1939 in Howell Co., Missouri. He was buried in West Plains, Howell, Missouri.
Spouse: Mary Caroline FRITH. Children were: Lori BRUNS.
Jaina Elise BRUNSCHEON was born on 6 Jan 2006 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa. Parents: John Mattias BRUNSCHEON and Sibyl Jessica SHOEMAKER.
Spouse: Sibyl Jessica SHOEMAKER. John Mattias BRUNSCHEON and Sibyl Jessica SHOEMAKER were married on 5 Oct 2004 in Ames, Story, Iowa. Children were: Jaina Elise BRUNSCHEON.
Spouse: John SAMMIS Jr. John SAMMIS Jr and Rebecca BRUSH were married in 1700. Children were: Mary SAMMIS.
Spouse: George W. FOWLER. Children were: Mary Laurine FOWLER.
Spouse: Sarah CASTOR. M. J. BRUSON and Sarah CASTOR were married on 24 Oct 1869 in Daviess Co., Missouri.
Spouse: Fannie SANDHAN. Children were: Mary Ann BRUSSEMAN.
Mary Ann BRUSSEMAN was born on 31 Dec 1833 in Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio. She died on 20 Nov 1919 in Benton Twp., Daviess, Missouri. She was buried on 23 Nov 1919 in Savage Cemetery, Daviess, Missouri. Mary was the mother of twelve children, eight of whom survived to 1900. Parents: Benjamin BRUSSEMAN and Fannie SANDHAN.
Spouse: James W. SAVAGE. Children were: Frank SAVAGE, Jennie SAVAGE, Charles Albert SAVAGE, Fannie SAVAGE, Minnie SAVAGE, Laura Linnia SAVAGE, Belle SAVAGE, Greely Norman SAVAGE, Ida SAVAGE.
Spouse: Emma. Children were: Minnie Mae BRYAN, Melvin BRYAN, Everett W. BRYAN.
Spouse: Mary VANDERPOOL. They were divorced. Children were: Gordon BRYAN.
Ada BRYAN was born on 29 Aug 1880 in Livingston Co., Missouri. She died on 13 Dec 1880 in Livingston Co., Missouri. She was buried in McCoskrie Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: John BRYAN and Eva DEGARMO.
Adrial K. BRYAN was born on 29 May 1856 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. He died on 19 Apr 1915 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. He was buried on 20 Apr 1915 in Edgewood Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: Thomas Ross BRYAN and Lydia Ann KING.
Spouse: Mary TERRILL. Adrial K. BRYAN and Mary TERRILL were married on 8 Dec 1881 in Breckenridge, Caldwell, Missouri. Children were: Verna May BRYAN, Ida F. BRYAN, Charles Buford BRYAN.
Agnes H. BRYAN was born in May 1836 in Livingston Co., Missouri. Her parents were born in Tennessee per the 1900 Federal census.
Spouse: John R. DAVIS. John R. DAVIS and Agnes H. BRYAN were married on 6 Jan 1859 in Livingston Co., Missouri. Children were: Amy Jane DAVIS.
Alfonzo Albury "Allen" BRYAN was born on 13 Oct 1858 in Livingston Co., Missouri. He died on 10 Feb 1921 in Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri. He was buried on 13 Feb 1921 in Edgewood Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. He was a Chillicothe merchant in 1888. His death certificate identifies him as a retired salesman. Parents: John T. BRYAN and Elizabeth "Betsy" LYDAY.
Spouse: Mabel JONES. Alfonzo Albury "Allen" BRYAN and Mabel JONES were married on 28 Dec 1881 in Livingston Co., Missouri. The groom was of Mooresville, the bride of Chillicothe. Children were: Charles Jones BRYAN, Mary Lee BRYAN, Elizabeth BRYAN, John Albury BRYAN, Luther Schooling BRYAN, Eugene Griffith "Gene" BRYAN, Lee Reynolds BRYAN, Joseph J. BRYAN.
Alice BRYAN was born on 25 Feb 1921 in Ludlow, Livingston, Missouri. She died on 12 Feb 1932 in Green Twp., Livingston, Missouri. She was buried on 12 Feb 1932 in Bethel Cemetery, Daviess, Missouri. Parents: Harry Holbert BRYAN and Mable Etha SHAVES.
Alice Fronie BRYAN was born in Oct 1866 in Mooresville (Green Twp), Livingston, Missouri. She died in Apr 1944 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. She was buried in McCoskrie Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: Thomas Riley BRYAN and Sarah E. BLANN.
Spouse: George Greenup DAY. George Greenup DAY and Alice Fronie BRYAN were married on 17 Jul 1883 in Livingston Co., Missouri. Children were: Charles Thomas DAY, Rollie Elmer DAY, Lillie May DAY, Henry L. DAY, Amanda Elizabeth DAY, Ida L. DAY, Alice "Allie" DAY, George William DAY, Daisey Pearl DAY, Stella J. DAY, Lawrence J. DAY, Cecile B. DAY, Earl N. DAY.
Amanda Jane BRYAN was born on 16 Jun 1863 in Livingston Co., Missouri. She died on 29 Aug 1932 in Mooresville Twp., Livingston, Missouri. She was buried on 31 Aug 1932 in McCoskrie Cemetery, Livingston, Missouri. Parents: Thomas Jefferson BRYAN Sr. and Jane BURDEN.
Spouse: Andrew K. BRAY. Andrew K. BRAY and Amanda Jane BRYAN were married on 6 Sep 1883 in Mooresville Twp., Livingston, Missouri. Children were: Alton BRAY, Lawrence A. BRAY.


'Shifting Tides' is made from Corten, a high Copper content Steel, which has a rusted appearance, ideal for the harsh environment of North Shields Fish Quay, where it is situated. The name of the site 'Swan Quay' is a new housing development built on a very interesting site. The sculpture depicts the latitude & longitude position of the site down one side, with a section of the Fish Quay shown on the front with the position of Swan Quay marked with an 'O'. A nautical compass shows the direction of North. There is a Stainless Steel plaque on the building behind with information of what the site used to be.


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NONPROFIT PAY HITS $1M AS TURNOVER LOOMS: INDUSTRY SURVEY (EXCLUSIVE)
October 29, 2019 by Philip Boroff
André Bishop, head of Lincoln Center Theater, earned pay and benefits valued at $1 million in 2017. It's likely the biggest one-year compensation for a New York nonprofit theater leader. Todd Haimes, artistic director and chief executive of the Roundabout Theatre Company, was close behind, with $922,000.
"More people who run theaters are realizing it's very hard work and want to be paid for it," said James Abruzzo, a recruiter and compensation consultant who's hired by arts executives to negotiate their contracts with nonprofit boards. Those at the top who have management and artistic ability are scarce, he said. "Keeping leaders happy and keeping them close are the most important tasks of the board."
In the previous decade, Bishop's comp package doubled while Haimes' rose 74 percent — increases at least four times the rate of inflation.Continue Reading
THE GRANT WHERE IT HAPPENS: THE N.E.A. SEEDS BROADWAY
January 26, 2017 by Philip Boroff
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CORRECTION: This story originally referred to a pro-N.E.A. tweet by Rex Tillerson, U.S. Secretary of State designate at the time. A Trump transition official later said the Twitter account was fake.
Hamilton, Next to Normal, War Horse and South Pacific have something in common besides acclaim and awards. They share a patron in the federal government.
The National Endowment for the Arts, which may face an existential threat from the new administration in Washington, has subsidized the development of many of the most praised shows on Broadway and off-Broadway. (See below for a list of nonprofits that have received notable NEA grants.)
BISHOP EARNED $912,000 IN 2014 ATOP LINCOLN CENTER THEATER
June 29, 2016 by Philip Boroff
Andre Bishop and Katherine Farley, chairwoman of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Photo: Amanda Gordon/Bloomberg
EXCLUSIVE: Andre Bishop, Lincoln Center Theater's longtime leader, earned pay and benefits of $911,670 in 2014, one of the richest compensation packages at a U.S. nonprofit theater.
Among the components listed in the organization's latest tax return, Bishop's salary increased by $99,000, or 16 percent, from a year earlier to $719,621. The return valued his benefits, including retirement and other deferred pay, at $192,049. His compensation more than doubled in nine years as the budget was little changed.


EVERLAST to play Dublin's Village in April.
Demented Promotions have announced Ex-House Of Pain and established solo performer EVERLAST, will play an exclusive show in The Village on April 25th.
Once best known for his tenure in the rap unit House of Pain, Everlast successfully reinvented himself in 1998 with the best-selling Whitey Ford Sings the Blues, a largely acoustic, hip-hop-flavored effort in the genre-crossing mold of Beck. Born Erik Schrody, Everlast first surfaced in Los Angeles as a member of Ice-T's Rhyme Syndicate Cartel, issuing his debut album, Forever Everlasting, in 1990. When the album failed to find an audience, he formed House of Pain with Danny Boy and DJ Lethal; carving out an image which drew heavily on Everlast and Danny Boy's shared Irish heritage, the trio managed to overcome the stereotypes facing white rappers and scored a massive hit with their 1992 single "Jump Around." Their self-titled debut LP also went platinum, but when such follow-up efforts as 1994's Same as It Ever Was and 1996's Truth Crushed to Earth Shall Rise Again failed to repeat House of Pain's early success, the group disbanded.
Everlast then returned to his solo career. While recording Whitey Ford Sings the Blues, however, he suffered a massive cardiac arrest stemming from a congenital defect, resulting in heart bypass surgery and an artificial valve implant. Following his recovery, he completed the album, which appeared in the fall of 1998 to strong commercial notices. It entered the Top Ten, went platinum, and launched the pervasive Top 40 single "What It's Like." After appearing on Santana's vaunted comeback album Supernatural, Everlast began work on a follow-up album with an eclectic group of guest artists. Titled Eat at Whitey's, the album was released in late 2000, and enjoyed critical notice (even if it wasn't quite as succesful as Whitey Ford). Everlast then signed with Island/Def Jam before releasing the the moody, song-driven White Trash Beautiful in 2004.
The album featured a strong country influence, but its new sound failed to boost Everlast's record sales. He was dropped from the label soon after, but Everlast bounced back by joining his House of Pain alums in a hip-hop supergroup named La Coka Nostra. The group released several recordings via MySpace in 2008; that same year, Everlast issued his fifth studio album, Love, War and The Ghost of Whitey Ford, on his own label. The album featured a cover of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues," which Everlast released as a single.
This exclusive show will see the Grammy winning recording artist return to Europe in April for another run of dates including a very special performance at The Village in Dublin's, Wexford St.
His "AN ACOUSTIC EVENING WITH EVERLAST" tour will be in support of his current release "A Life Acoustic", which is out now. A brand new single, entitled "My Medicine", is set to be released for April 14th! Check out an interview with the man himself about the new album below.
Ticket for this show are on sale now and for any other information head over to Demented Promotions for stage and door times.


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Royal rugby match: Prince Harry gets cute kids to love the sport
Prince Harry gets into the game while coaching kids at Twickenham Stadium in London on Thursday.Today
By Laura T. Coffey
What? No more government shutdown? OK, then, moving on: Check out these six photos of Prince Harry playing football with schoolchildren in London!
The 29-year-old royal coached students from across England in rugby on Thursday at Twickenham Stadium, where he was joined by Rugby World Cup winner Jason Robinson.
"You can see that his love for the game shined through," Rugby Football Union Chief Executive Ian Ritchie said of Prince Harry.Today
The event marked Prince Harry's first visit in his new role as patron of All Schools, a Rugby Football Union program designed to help more British schools teach rugby to their students.
"It was fantastic to see Prince Harry getting stuck into the action on the pitch with the students and chatting to pupils as they designed their shirts," Rugby Football Union Chief Executive Ian Ritchie said in a statement. "You can see that his love for the game shined through, which clearly rubbed off on the players."
The students who played rugby with Prince Harry on Thursday aren't likely to forget their royal coaching session anytime soon.Today
A serious rugby fan, Prince Harry also serves as vice patron of the Rugby Football Union and patron of the Rugby Football Union's Injured Players Foundation.
On the move: Prince Harry in action during his Thursday coaching session with schoolchildren in London.Today
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Video: SLIPKNOT's COREY TAYLOR Ejects 'Disrespectful' Fan From Toronto Concert
SLIPKNOT frontman Corey Taylor had a "fan" ejected from the band's concert in Toronto, calling the spectator "a cunt" and explaining that he has been "doing this too long to deal with that disrespect."
The incident happened while SLIPKNOT was performing the song "(sic)" on July 19 at Air Canada Centre. Fan-filmed video footage shows Taylor pointing at someone in the crowd and saying into the mic: "You don't show me shit, you little pussy." He continues singing the song while keeping his finger pointed at the culprit. Within fifteen seconds, the security apparently reaches the audience member in question and has him escorted out. Taylor can be seen changing his hand gesture into a wave and saying, "Bye bye. Yup. Bye bye, bitch," as the unruly fan is being led out of the venue.
Corey addressed the incident on Twitter a couple of hours later, insisting that the ejected fan was being "a cunt." He added: "And I've been doing this too long to deal with that disrespect."
The SLIPKNOT frontman made headlines earlier in the month when he joined DISTURBED singer David Draiman in having no patience for fans texting or chatting on phones during their shows. A short video clip of Taylor smacking the phone out of the hand of a texting fan during a recent SLIPKNOT concert surfaced online, with Corey later explaining his action by tweeting, "If you're gonna text, stay home." Taylor later claimed in a separate post that the fan "TOTALLY understood the fuckup and we laughed together."
When a female fan responded to Taylor that she always sends a few texts when she's at a show to check on her daughter, Taylor replied, "Fair enough. But you might wanna do it between sets or between songs. Am I right?"
Taylor recently discussed his dislike for people using their phones at concerts in an interview with Detroit radio station WRIF, saying: "So many people have their faces glued to their phones and they're not paying attention...get off your phones and pay attention to what the hell you're doing."
The singer admitted that he sees people looking at their phones "every once in a while" at SLIPKNOT shows, adding, "If they do, they do it from quite a ways back, because I empty whole water bottles into people as soon as I see them staring at their phone or tweeting or whatever."
He added, "People need to unplug and realize that they're missing their lives, dude. It's sad. And that may be me just being an old jerk, but I don't care. I don't care. Truth is truth; it doesn't matter what age you're at."
Taylor told The Pulse Of Radio not long ago that he's long past the point of holding back his anger about things that bother him. "I guess I've just gotten to the point in my life where I'm just tired of holding back," he said. "After a while, you see all this stuff pile up, if you don't say anything man, you're just gonna drive your car into a brick wall, you know. You're just gonna lose it one day and they'll find you running down the boardwalk naked. I've just gotten to the point where it's just like, 'Man, I've got to say something,' just to get it off my own chest."
Taylor is performing with a neck brace on SLIPKNOT's summer North American tour with MARILYN MANSON after undergoing spinal surgery last month.
He was a cunt. And I've been doin this too long to deal with that disrespect.
Hope you enjoyed the show though! https://t.co/wZdWGstHY0
— Jalapeno Throat, LLC (@CoreyTaylorRock) July 20, 2016
To get it straight- I didn't kick a girl out. I kicked a GUY out. I believe he was her ride though, so she left too. https://t.co/wZdWGstHY0
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A political analyst believes Italy's Five Star movement is facing an comparable to that of two Hungarian opposition parties. READ MORE
Matteo Salvini bids for snap Italian election
An anti-government commentator hopes that the Italian Left will derail Matteo Salvini's effort to call a snap election and gain absolute power. A pro-government analyst, on the other hand, welcomes Salvini's plan, suggesting that an early election is necessary to restore democratic governance. READ MORE
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Commentators agree that the two leaders have challenged the European political élites on immigration, without however fully agreeing on how to tackle it. READ MORE
Italy turns back migrant ship
A pro-government commentator welcomes Italy's decision to turn back the rescue ship with hundreds of undocumented migrants, and blames the plight of migrants on pro-migration NGOs. A left-wing columnist accuses anti-immigrant parties that claim to defend Christian Europe of violating basic Christian values. READ MORE
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A right-wing and a left-wing columnist agree that it will be difficult to govern Italy after the election resulted in stalemate between the Five Star Movement and a right-wing alliance. But they offer diametrically opposed interpretations of the vote. READ MORE
Is Italy following in Hungary's footsteps?
A conservative commentator quotes earlier statements by Italian left-wing leader Matteo Renzi who used to condemn Hungary for building a fence along its southern borders and who now complains that Italy cannot cope with the inflow of migrants from Africa. READ MORE
Renzi threatens to block EU subsidies to Eastern Europe
A conservative columnist calls Italy's Prime Minister a populist, after Matteo Renzi said he would veto the budget of the European Union if east European countries continue to refuse to host their share of refugees. READ MORE