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The Weeknd Brings His Pen Game To Lana Del Rey's New Album
by: Kiana Fitzgerald March 28, 2017
The Internet's favorite dark pop enigma Lana Del Rey is getting an assist from a figure who is just as tantalizing on her upcoming offering. According to ASCAP, the database for music publishing rights organization, The Weeknd is set to have a writing credit on a song called "Lust For Life," which will be featured on Del Rey's as-yet untitled 2017 album. The new LP will be a much anticipated follow-up to 2015's critically and commercially successful Honeymoon.
This isn't the first time the two artists have appeared together. Del Rey was featured on "Prisoner" from the Canadian singer-songwriter's Beauty Behind The Madness album in 2015, and popped up again on last year's Starboy on the tracks "Party Monster" — uncredited — and "Stargirl Interlude." On the new collaboration, The Weeknd is returning the favor, offering up his poignant pen game to an artist whose lyrics are already considered revelatory and affective.
The collaboration between the two makes musical sense, as both artists tend to revel in the melancholy and dark sides of love. Del Rey's lead-up to the new record so far includes the slow-burning, densely atmospheric single "Love," which was released last month. Hopefully we'll get to hear what these two have in store for us very soon.
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Officers later spotted the suspect vehicle in the area and attempted a traffic stop. Trapani said the vehicle failed to yield and a pursuit ensued.
During the pursuit, she said, two rifles were thrown out the window of the vehicle and the suspect vehicle clipped another vehicle, causing it to crash. The suspect vehicle then crashed into a tree near El Camino Avenue and Tamarack Way, east of Bell Street in the Arden Arcade area.
Trapani said the driver of the vehicle fled, but three female passengers were taken into custody at the crash scene about 11:47 a.m.
The search for the driver continued and he was taken into custody by a K9 unit about 3 p.m. in the 2600 block of Danube Drive, a few blocks north of Tamarack Way.
Trapani said Thursday evening that the names of the three people taken into custody were not being released because of the ongoing burglary investigation.
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Larry G. Jones is playing at the Royal Resort (right next door to the Greek Isles.) He is an impersonator---often referred to as "The man of 1002 voices." He is exceedingly talented, has an incredible range, and makes the time fly by with his whirlwind of impressions. Larry has earned the highest of accolades from the press and the public. He has performed over 1,400 shows as a Las Vegas Headliner and countless more as an Emcee, Corporate Entertainer, and live vocalist. He's also performed at major theme parks and State Fairs, and been an emcee for major events. He has put together a show that is not only clean but very funny and entertaining, as well as truly vocally amazing. ...So why have most people never heard of him?
Larry's voice has been heard by millions around the world, on radio, TV, live stages, and by well over 100,000 people at his show in Las Vegas! Larry's ability to be a chameleon with his voice, and his love of performing on the stage, led him to Las Vegas after 14 years as a studio and live vocalist. Soon after moving to Las Vegas, he was headlining in his own one man singing Headliner Comedy impressionist show, 'One Man, 1000 Voices,' where he had a successful run of almost 2 years straight. ...So why have we never heard of him?
The career of Larry G. Jones is a frustrating one to me... He is a great guy. He is very nice. He is exceedingly talented...gifted in fact...possibly the best impressionist in Las Vegas. I have seen his show numerous times over the course of several years, and I have always enjoyed watching him work...and he is always tucked away in some no-name lounge, fighting to grab even a handful of audience members with little or no support for marketing or advertising. I had never even heard of the Royal Resort prior to seeing his show there...but there it was...and Larry's space was a curtained off corner of the bar area. Larry is a great, hard-working performer that has never gotten that big break...and he keeps at it...keeps plugging away...always getting better...and always hoping.
He is now the man of "1002" voices, and more than anything, he needs people to go and see him. If you see him, you will be delightfully surprised. You will be shocked that there is talent like this that remains unacknowledged in this town...and maybe, finally, the right people may see his show and really give him the break that he deserves.
An inspirational aspect of Larry and his career is the fact that in 1998 he was diagnosed with an advanced stage of malignant melanoma that appeared in his lymph nodes...and given 6-12 months to live. After surgery and chemotherapy, Larry flourished. In 2004, he drowned after rescuing two other people...he was revived by CPR...He's survived death, but he can't seem to land a decent room.
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Arnnon Geshuri has an impressive résumé that includes stints at Applied Materials, E*Trade, Google, Tesla, and his current position as Chief People Officer at Mountain View-based healthcare company Livongo. In all these roles he's been responsible for Silicon Valley's most important asset: the people behind the cutting-edge technology that's having such a big impact on the way we live and work.
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The healthcare market is exploding. Tell me about Livongo—what are they doing and why did you join the company?
Arnnon Geshuri: I joined in December 2017 and it's been great. The healthcare sector is ripe for innovation and disruption. Livongo's mission is to help people live happier and healthier lives. We're mixing AI, science and data science, and healthcare knowhow to impact people's health in a positive way. We started with diabetes and now the platform has expanded to other chronic conditions including hypertension, weight management, and behavioral health.
The executive team comes from the high-tech sector and the healthcare world. It's like a Special Forces dream team that's created this very innovative and proven product.
Diabetes was sort of the proof of concept?
People usually have more than one chronic illness. If you treat all of them at the same time it will have a profound improvement on a person's health. This company understood it needed to work holistically to make a difference.
You had a long tenure at Tesla. Can you talk about why you joined and your experience there?
I could see that it was time to make a difference in the auto market and I felt I did my part. We went from 400 to 40,000 employees during my tenure and helped build something special. Now I'm in a new sector to do the same thing, making life better for people along the way.
You apply your team-building expertise in nonprofit work as well. Tell me about the work you're doing with Silicon Valley's Yavneh Day School and why it's important.
I saw that it was an amazing gem of a day school in the South Bay, and realized I wanted to be involved. My kids go there as well as many families I knew, and I felt I could accelerate its development by treating it as a startup. I was lucky enough to get the Board Chair role seven years ago. With the amazing faculty there we built up the school with STEM and language courses and science courses to make it an amazing school in the community. We've grown tremendously and it's open to everyone.
Your career path has been very people-focused.
New companies need someone who looks out for their people and to make sure the culture matures and that people are engaged as the company grows. The Chief People Officer or the head of HR has a large responsibility to make sure companies grow the right way. It's really critical in both good times and bad times. When things get stressful, that's when you need people to rise up and do their best, and sometimes you need the HR head to guide them.
There have been so many startups that begin with one or a few people, and they become very successful very quickly. As they grow, do they realize the important role their employees have?
The equation I say is that the value of a company is equal to the volume of the talent, and they get that. You build a better organization with great people who are passionate, smart, collaborative, super capable, and problem solvers. Another important thing is: do they have a will to win when things get tough? If you fill the company out with those kinds of people, you're going to have a successful company. I think experienced leaders understand that inherently.
Now, maybe they went through an iteration with the first company they led, and it didn't go so well. But it can get better over time.
So the HR role is generally well understood?
Well, some companies tuck HR under finance or legal. Under finance it becomes a cost center and under legal it becomes a policy center.
The people function should allow people to self-actualize and be their whole selves at work. It should really fall under the CEO.
You said something a minute ago I find fascinating – that you want to hire people who have a will to win. But before that you were talking about creating a safe, supportive environment.
Well, those two things don't have to be at odds with one another. You can link up the will to win with the ability to be collaborative with your colleagues. Knowing this is where my skills end and yours begin, but together we can do amazing things.
You can definitely harness a collaborative environment and at the same time be a company full of people who know how to win in extremely challenging situations.
There doesn't always have to be one winner either, right?
Exactly. There are markets where there is a lot of room for companies to win. Think about Tesla: they said, 'Do you want to be the only electric car out there?' And they said, 'No, we can't win if we're the only one. We can only win if the entire industry moves in that direction and creates electric vehicles.'
There is a lot of competition for talent and salaries are very competitive, but salary is only one component; the high-level talent want challenges and they want to be working on the latest, cutting-edge stuff. What's the secret to hiring great talent?
You can skip a master's degree in HR and I'll tell you the secret in 30 seconds. The secret is that you create two pillars of the company. The first pillar is to make sure everyone feels connected to the company, connected to the mission, the people, and the beautifulness of the work they are doing. The second pillar is building a learning organization. People want to learn, they want to self-actualize and get better at what they do. It's not just learning to get better at your job and work your way up, but it's also lateral learning. People want to get exposure to different areas and learn about different things at the company, not necessarily because they want a job there, but it helps them to be a better person.
You don't necessarily need the best benefits in the world; you just need benefits that make sense and that are aligned to your vision and culture and make people feel connected to the company. If you build those things you will attract the right people to your organization.
Chief People Officer is another "C" title in the executive suite. Do you see it catching on?
I do. Chief People Officer is my title and it does encompass everything having to do with people and the environment. I'm also in charge of the physical space, including the colors and that we have the right infrastructure.
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Chaos in the Swedish Prosecution of Assange
01 Apr Chaos in the Swedish Prosecution of Assange
And remarkably enough, it has nothing to do with Assange himself. On the contrary:
The top Swedish prosecutor pursuing sexual assault charges against Julian Assange has abruptly left the case and one of Mr Assange's accusers has sacked her lawyer.
The turmoil in the Swedish Prosecution Authority's effort to extradite Mr Assange comes as another leading Swedish judge prepares to deliver an unprecedented public lecture in Australia next week on the WikiLeaks publisher's case.
The Swedish Prosecution Authority want to extradite Mr Assange to have him questioned in Stockholm in relation to sexual assault allegations by two women.
Fairfax Media has obtained Swedish court documents that reveal high-profile Swedish prosecutor Marianne Nye has unexpectedly left the handling Mr Assange's case, effective from Wednesday, and has been replaced by a more junior prosecutor, Ingrid Isgren. The reasons for the change have not yet been disclosed.
One of Mr Assange's two accusers, political activist Anna Ardin, also applied to the Swedish courts on February 28 to replace her controversial lawyer Claes Borgstrom. Ms Ardin complained that she found Mr Borgstrom spent much more time talking to the media than to her, referred her inquiries to his secretary or assistant, and that she had lost faith in him as her legal representative.
As well as pursuing the prosecution of Mr Assange, Mr Borgstrom has been heavily criticised for his handling of another high-profile case involving an alleged mass murderer, with one prominent Swedish commentator describing him as doing "the worst defence counsel job in modern Swedish history".
Ms Ardin's engagement of a new lawyer, Elisabeth Massi Fritz, has now been approved.
News of changes in the Swedish prosecution of Mr Assange comes shortly before Swedish Supreme Court judge Stefan Lindskog delivers a keynote lecture on "the Assange affair, and freedom of speech, from the Swedish perspective" at the University of Adelaide next Wednesday.
Justice Lindskog is chairman of the Supreme Court of Sweden, the country's highest court of appeal. In announcing his forthcoming lecture, Adelaide University observed that "as one of Sweden's most eminent jurists, he is uniquely able to provide an authoritative view of the Assange affair".
In an article in today's Australian Financial Review the judge observes that he finds it "amusing how the Assange case offers possibilities of sharp turns when it comes to topics to be discussed. From, on the one hand, whether lies about condoms can result in a sexual crime to, on the other, the question of if telling the truth, by publishing classified information, can amount to a crime permitting extradition to the state that claims being harmed."
Greg Barns, a barrister spokesman for the Australian Lawyers Alliance, said it was a fundamental legal principle that judges do not speak publicly on matters that are likely to come before the courts or are yet to be decided.
"That a Swedish supreme court judge thinks this is acceptable tends to confirm the fears people have about the impartiality and robustness of the Swedish judicial system. It gives great currency to the belief that Mr Assange's case in Sweden has been heavily politicised.
As I said, chaos. It will be interesting to see what the Swedish judge has to say in Adelaide. If I weren't currently in the US for the ASIL conference, I would have made the trip to see him speak…
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As the SMH notes, a version of Lindskog's speech is published in the Australian Financial Review. It's available online here. The SMH for some reason doesn't point out that the speech is almost all about Swedish extradition law and the potential charges that might be brought in the US concerning Wikileaks, including Lindskog's praise of some of the leaks. The one mention of the sexual offence allegations seems totally innocuous. I guess Lindskog would have to recuse himself if the charges are brought and Assange appeals his extradition to the Swedish Supreme Court? Otherwise, so what? (The SMH doesn't note that Greg Barns 'the barrister spokesman for the Australian Lawyers Alliance' is the national campaign director of the Wikileaks party. That was announced in today's press. Maybe the SMH (or Barns?) didn't know about that when the SMH article was written.) The replacement of the prosecutor running Assange's sexual offence charges may be important, but ONLY if the replacement is either connected to that case or reflects on her character or competence. That's surely speculation at this stage, which may explain why only the Fairfax press is reporting on this development. Maybe Nye's just gone on leave for a while? Or maybe… Read more »
Catherine Fitzpatrick
If the US wanted to extradite Assange in the last *two years* they could have done it from the UK.
If anything, it sounds like there is less chaos in this case if one of the defendants changes out her controversial and talkative lawyer not serving her defense. If one of the prosecutors is suffering under the strain of being constantly vilified and harassed by WikiLeaks and Anonymous, it's fine for a fresh person to come in — there's absolutely no evidence that this means the case will be dropped, as it isn't the personal whim of that particular prosecutor.
And hey, when were you going to tell us that this fellow Greg Barns, cited here as merely some concerned barrister, is in fact Assange's political campaign manager?!
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Robert Clarke
Don't know about what significance the speech holds, but none of the other business strikes me as remarkable. If Swedish prosecutors are anything like Australian prosecutors, the file managers change, if not constantly, then certainly from time to time. For a file to be allocated to a less seniour officer when it is effectively gathering dust (since the accused is hiding in an embassy) doesn't strike me as surprising or 'chaos'. The fact that someone has changed their lawyer is also pretty ho-hum.
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Bail hearing for Peter Nygard begins in Toronto after weeks of delay
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A court sketch shows Peter Nygard during his Thursday appearance via video link at a bail hearing in Toronto. He faces charges of sexual assault and forcible confinement. (Pam Davies – image credit)
Former Winnipeg fashion mogul Peter Nygard made a court appearance Thursday at a bail hearing in Toronto, where he faces charges of sexual assault.
Joining the hearing over Zoom, Nygard wore an orange prisoner's uniform and sat in a narrow room in the Toronto detention facility where he is being held in custody.
The court heard witness testimony at Thursday's hearing, where Nygard's defence team is arguing the 80-year-old should be released on bail ahead of his trial.
Ontario justice of the peace John Scarfe is presiding over the hearing, which is scheduled to continue Friday at 10 a.m. ET.
Nygard was flown to Toronto at the end of October to face charges of sexual assault and forcible confinement related to incidents that allegedly happened in the city from the mid-1980s to the mid-2000s.
He made his first appearance on the Toronto charges at the end of October, where court heard the charges involve six different women.
Witness, observers spoke to Nygard
Details of the Toronto case brought forward during the hearing on Thursday, including the specific allegations against Nygard, are covered by a publication ban and can only be reported if they are brought forward at a trial.
Nygard did not speak much during the hearing, but at one point during a break, observers on the Zoom call began talking to Nygard, who did not log out.
One called him a "rapist" and said he was ashamed to be his son.
Another said: "Karma's a bitch. Going down, Nygard."
Scarfe said it was inappropriate for observers to speak to Nygard, who has denied all allegations against him.
At the end of his testimony, one witness asked if he could say hello to Nygard, who told the witness he was "looking good."
"God bless you, sir," the witness responded.
Bail hearing delayed
Nygard's bail hearing has been delayed at least twice. His lawyer, Brian Greenspan, told the court in December he and Ontario Crown prosecutors were trying to find dates to schedule a longer hearing.
Nygard has been in custody since December 2020, when he was arrested at a Winnipeg house on separate sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy charges in New York.
Prosecutors in the U.S. said in an indictment that he drugged and sexually assaulted "at least dozens of women and minor-aged female victims" over the course of 25 years.
An extradition proceeding is underway in that case. The Toronto charges were revealed the same day Nygard signed a consent form agreeing to bypass the court extradition process for the New York charges and move straight to ministerial review by Justice Minister David Lametti.
The federal justice department has said it will be up to the minister to decide whether Nygard's extradition would await the outcome of the Canadian charges. Lametti's decision on the matter is still pending.
Nygard tried unsuccessfully to get bail as part of the extradition process, but a judge said she was not satisfied that the bail plan laid out by his defence lawyers would ensure he would not contact witnesses or have others contact them.
He appealed and lost, and in September the Supreme Court of Canada denied his request to hear his case.
Though he's facing charges in two other jurisdictions, he has never faced charges in Winnipeg — the city where he built his fashion empire and where multiple women have come forward with allegations against him.
The Winnipeg Police Service said in a statement to CBC's The Fifth Estate last December that it referred eight cases to the Manitoba's Justice Ministry, but prosecutors declined to lay charges.
Manitoba's Justice Ministry and its prosecution office declined to do an interview or provide a statement about its reasons for deciding not to pursue the charges.
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At the all-school faculty luncheon early this June, Henri Andre, Rob Leith, Mark Fidler, and Lewis Bryant, among other longtime teachers, teamed up and belted out a rendition of Jimmy Dean's "Big Bad John" as a tribute to a beloved parting member of the Upper School's maintenance staff. This John, however, was anything but "bad"—as several members of the school's community attest.
Librarian Stephanie Donohue recalled that at the beginning of her first year at the school, during a lonely day of office work, Big John offered her a warm welcome that she still remembers and appreciates.
"When he's gone, I don't know if the building will crumble, but I do worry that no one will be able to understand our heating system as well [as he does]," Ms. Dow said.
Other members of the community also highlighted this devotion and attention to detail. Assistant Head of School for Operations Thom Greenlaw remembered that Big John would always "take the senior pranks to heart" with good humor—even the messier ones.
According to Mr. Greenlaw, Big John's presence has continued to resonate even as he prepares to leave. Despite the addition of another maintenance worker to the Upper School staff this fall, Mr. Greenlaw said that Big John can never truly be replaced.


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Q: Extend MultiDexApplication in MyApp class First of all, I was trying to create the class App that extends MultiDexApplication, like this :
public class App extends MultiDexApplication {

    private static Application application;

    public static Application getApplication() {
        return application;
    }

    public static Context getContext() {
        return getApplication().getApplicationContext();
    }

    @Override
    public void onCreate() {
        super.onCreate();
        application = this;
    }

    @Override
    protected void attachBaseContext(Context base) {
        super.attachBaseContext(base);
        MultiDex.install(getContext());
    }

}

But i was getting a message advising :
The <application> com.packageName.App is not registered in the manifest less... (Ctrl+F1)

The documentation tells nothing about it.
So, how can I register it at manifest if it's already have the name writed?
 <application
        android:name="android.support.multidex.MultiDexApplication"
        ...

By this docs, I simply stopped to use this named application given and use : android:name=".App"
And this is the class App created :
public class App extends Application {

    private static Application application;

    public static Application getApplication() {
        return application;
    }

    public static Context getContext() {
        return getApplication().getApplicationContext();
    }

    @Override
    protected void attachBaseContext(Context base) {
        super.attachBaseContext(base);
        application = this;
        MultiDex.install(getContext());
    }

}

Note that I'm calling MultiDex.install(this); at onCreate
Is this the corresponding method discussed here ?

A: I don't think you have to inherit MultiDexApplication. So you have your App class, you call MultiDex.install, you have your app class under <application/> tag in your manifest (full path or relative path - does not matter).
Please also make sure your app module's build.gradle file has multiDexEnabled true under android/defaultConfig ?
PS.: typical (relative path) way to specify App under manifest:

    <application
        android:name=".App"

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How do you help a child with noise sensitivity, especially when there is no way to avoid triggers? I'm sharing a few of the top parenting tips that have helped my child cope over the years. Read on to learn more!
This past Sunday, as I walked with my children into church, I knew it was going to be a stressful morning. Once a year, at the end of Sunday school, the church conducts its required fire drill. That meant my daughter with special needs was up on the third floor and would need to get down to the first floor with the alarm wailing – and with a noise sensitivity, that alarm truly terrifies her.
For a parent who has a child with a noise sensitivity, it's not just the occasional fire alarm that causes problems. It's the hand dryer in public restrooms, the neighbor using a saw, and not being able to use a blender, mixer, or food processor at home.
I believe my daughter has an extremely acute sense of hearing that causes her to hear things differently than most of us, so for her, the sensitivity probably will never go away. Fortunately, I have found that the fear associated with noise sensitivity can be lessened. Here are some things that have helped us.
Identify triggers: The obvious first step is to figure out what types of sounds are the hardest on your child. There are several main types of sound sensitivity, including hyperacusis (a lower tolerance to everyday noises), hyperacute hearing (causes sensitivity to certain frequencies), and recruitment (typically found in children with hearing loss). Your child's doctor can help you determine which affect your child. Knowing the triggers helps you avoid them as much as possible. When the sounds can't be avoided, the next tips can help.
Social stories. When my little girl came home from school after her first fire drill, there was a brief story in her backpack. It went something like this: "Today, we had a fire drill at school. The alarm went off, and it was loud. I listened to my teacher and followed directions. We left the building, and I was okay." Pictures went along with each sentence to reinforce the ideas. That was my introduction to social stories – stories that teach a child how to behave in a certain situation. You can write a social story for any fear-inducing noise situation for your child, and with consistent reading, your child will know what to expect, lessening his or her fear.
Find fun. In the chaos, it can be hard to figure out a way to make stressful sounds fun. Be prepared, and think about it now. What sounds cause difficulty for your child? How can you explain that sound as something fun instead of something upsetting? After I showed my daughter that the hand dryers would blow her hair, her fear lessened. My mother explained that saws and drills "sing" as my father was helping me on some projects around my house. We still have the initial fear response, but once we remind of the fun, we don't end up with a meltdown.
Replacement noises. We were given a Baby Einstein "radio" when my daughter was a baby, and she still loves it. It goes everywhere with us because when there is an upsetting noise, we can redirect her attention to the radio and help calm the fear.
Noise-cancelling headphones . My kiddo doesn't like things on her head, so this isn't an option for us at this point. However, for some children, these headphones can be a lifesaver. It reduces the overall noise and can help your child focus. They're not too expensive, so it may be worth a try!
While these suggestions may help ease your child's noise sensitivity, if you have concerns, make sure to see your pediatrician. It's important to ensure there isn't something more significant going on with your little one. It's always better to check with the professionals!
Do you have a child with noise sensitivity? Have you had success with other strategies? Please share!
My granddaughter, La Princesa, has autism and definitely suffers from noise sensitivity. Thankfully, as she gets older and better in her social skills she's becoming more tolerable- although toilet flushing when she's stressed still is a problem. Gracias for the suggestions, BB2U.
These are such great tips! It can't be easy, I can only imagine how difficult it is daily. I'm sure this post will help a ton of people who deal with this daily!
I can't imagine how difficult this can be for the kids and parents. So glad to have resources like yours and products like these to help parents and kids out.
Keeping them distracted helps a lot. Knowing the triggers and avoiding them is a big one.
This is something that I have never thought about. I cannot imagine how difficult it must be for those kiddos with noise sensitivity. Having parents with a plan in place for dealing with triggers is definitely something that your little one is lucky to have.
I didn't realize there were products like a Baby Einstein "radio" for kids with noise sensitivity. I've seen kids with them although not my own and it can be frightening to kids.
These are really good tips. I don't have kids who are sensitive to noise but I can see how they would all help.
I never really considered this but these are awesome tips for those with sensitivity.
My middle kid was very sensitive to noise. Our pediatrician and our son's speech therapist really helped us understand this was more common than uncommon. Great info for parents who may not be aware of how to help their kids deal with it.
What great tips to pass along to those who could use them. Things just seem to be louder these days too.
These all sound like really great tips to help those kids with noise sensitivities. My daughter isn't sensitive to noises, but to certain fabrics. It's a whole nother ballgame.
My son has issues with this at times. He has autism and isn't a fan of loud noises. He's better at it now, but when he was younger, I had to get headphones to help cancel all the sounds out.
These are amazing tips. I think I need them myself – noise makes me so anxious these days!
Wonderful tips and some I didn't know about. Loud noise is something that bother many people of all ages. Large crowds I don't care for. To much touching and pushing.
These are excellent tips to help parents whose kids are sensitive to noise. My kids can definitely be sensitive to large crowds and very noisy environments sometimes.


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By The WebmasterJanuary 13, 2022 (6:05 pm)BSB Reprints
This edition or Reprint Thursday features a potpourri of stories from the Buckeye Sports Bulletin archives.
Tim Walton has been named the new cornerbacks coach for Ohio State, and we present a recruiting profile on the Georgia product from 1989 before fast-forwarding to 1993, when the senior starter, listed at 5-10, 180, was trying to pattern his hits from the defensive backfield after those of Buckeye great Jack Tatum.
It was recently announced that Mike Doss has been elected as a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. We offer his recruiting profile from 1999. Then Doss' decision to return to Ohio State in January of 2002 for his senior year was considered a key moment in what would ultimately become Ohio State's march to the national championship later that year.
Several other articles from the Jan. 19, 2002, issue of BSB are also included. Jim Tressel reflects on his first year as head coach at Ohio State, while prize recruit Mike D'Andrea announced his choice of the Buckeyes. We also offer a profile on a recruit who had yet to make his college choice – Troy Smith. Smith was interested in a school that wanted him as a quarterback rather than an athlete, and Ohio State was just warming up to that idea.
And finally, Don Sutherin, who helped Ohio State to the 1957 national championship with a game-winning field goal against Oregon in the Rose Bowl, passed away on Jan. 11. We reprint a lengthy feature from our 50th anniversary celebration of that championship Buckeye team on the Ohio State and Canadian Football League star.
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"Russia needs more successful young entrepreneurs, therefore, governors should have more children!"
At first it may seem a non-sequitur. But in Russia the joke is obvious, cutting to the heart of a growing source of discontent among the young: routes to professional success are fewer and fewer, while the offspring of top provincial officials and the like do well.
"They're just plain lucky" was the sarcastic headline in Moscow's Vedomosti newspaper on an April exposé of the uncanny business success enjoyed by the children of provincial governors. Vedomosti (part owned by the Financial Times) uncovered the case of a 25-year-old daughter of the governor
of Sverdlovsk province in the Urals who co-founded and made a Rbs126m ($4.5m) investment in a timber mill, after just a few years working for a Moscow accounting firm.
Many children of the elite find their route to the top an easy one. The son of the head of the Federal Security Service is president of the north-west regional branch of VTB, the second – largest bank in Russia. The son of the chairman of Russia's national security council is president of Rosselkhozbank, another of the country's largest lenders. The list goes on.
For many, the lesson is stark. While income distribution in Russia creeps towards Latin American levels of inequality, having widened notably since the turn of the millennium, the state has incubated an ever more entrenched and inaccessible elite that now controls government and business, and jealously guards its privileged domain.
Connections and nepotism are the rule and social mobility is grinding to a halt. "Unless you have connections it's impossible to find a job," says Vladimir Aleshkin, a recent graduate from Moscow State University with a degree in Arabic, who has spent months pounding the pavement and looking on the www. jobs. ru internet site for work, with little luck.
With an eye on the Arab spring protests in the Middle East, blamed by many experts on the lack of opportunities for advancement for a younger generation growing up in authoritarian regimes, some Russian politicians have started to examine the problem of weak social mobility in earnest. Some suspect that the entrenchment of an upper class may be behind the falling popularity of Dmitry Medvedev, the president, and Vladimir Putin, prime minister, as a presidential election approaches next year, as well as a rise in nationalist violence since late last year.
Economic reform
Moscow seeks to shift skilled into services
For educated Russians in search of skilled jobs to help them climb the economic ladder, Moscow's drive to boost the service industries could offer some hope in the longer term, writes Charles Clover.
President Dmitry Medvedev has announced plans to turn the capital into a global financial centre by streamlining regulation and attracting foreign banks.
He is also trying to draw investment to Skolkovo, a technology development centre on the outskirts of the city intended to be up and running in 2013.
While the US and many other western countries made the transition from manufacturing to service-based economies in the 1970s, in Russia sectors such as finance and technology remain underdeveloped.
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After his last fight and win against Irishman Conor McGregor led to suspension, the current reigning UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov is in talks to fight in Abu Dhabi in September, according to Arabian Business.
He let the cat out of the bag after a meeting with students at a Russian university, Nurmagomedov said that "we are working on this".
The 30-year old champion has not fought since his controversial victory over Conor McGregor at UFC 229 that led to a post match brawl. His US$2 million fight purse is currently being held by the Nevada State Athletic Commission, as punishment for the incident.
The report adds that the main challenge to the deal is the ongoing suspension of his cousin, Abubakar Nurmagomedov and fellow UFC fighter Zubaira Tukgugov, both of whom are serving a yearlong ban from the sport for their participation in a post-fight brawl with Conor McGregor and his team.
"[Tukgugov and Abubakar] either have to fight with me on the same event or before me, it is the main term of my comeback," he said.
He also hinted at who he will fight in September.
"[Holloway and Poirier] are fighting for the interim belt, and the champion has to face the interim champion. Tony Ferguson can't fight at the moment, (Georges) St-Pierre is retired, McGregor is retired, a boxing match with Mayweather is not happening as we couldn't come to an agreement with UFC. Holloway and Poirier are great fighters, I will fight the winner of this bout."


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Mizzou New Music Ensemble to perform works from Missouri, South America, and more on Sunday, November 17 at Whitmore Recital Hall
The Mizzou New Music Ensemble will offer new music from Missouri, South America, and more in concert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, November 17 at Whitmore Recital Hall on the University of Missouri campus in Columbia. The concert is free and open to the public.
From close to home, the Ensemble (pictured) will perform the two winning works written for the 2019 Missouri Association of Departments and Schools of Music (MADSM) Collegiate Composition Competition.
"Cadencia" was composed by Truman State University student Samuel Tillman, the 2019 winner in the undergraduate category winner, and "Hitt Street Harangue" is by Daniel Vega, a master's student in composition at Mizzou and this year's graduate winner. Both works were selected in a competitive judging process open to all student composers enrolled at MADSM member institutions.
The concert also will include two works from South American composers that will be featured when the Ensemble tours that continent in May, 2020. "I come from afar" was composed by Sofia Scheps, who teaches at the Escuela Universitaria de Música in Montevideo, Uruguay; and "Expansion" is by Patricia Martínez, a composer, pianist and professor of composition at the National University of Quilmes in Buenos Aires, Argentina. During the tour, both composers will host concerts by the Ensemble at their respective institutions.
In addition to those four compositions, assistant conductor Yoshi Onishi will lead the Ensemble in a performance of "Talea" by French composer Gérard Grisey. Considered a late-20th-century classic, it alternates "between ferocity and quietude," so as to – in the composer's words – "express two aspects or, more precisely, two auditory angles of a single phenomenon."
Two more new pieces of music from Missouri will complete the program. "Love Is Love, The Pedro Zamora Story" was composed by Daniel Vega originally for a film soundtrack; and "Pentatonic Sonata" is by Harry Tyrer, a retired Mizzou engineering professor now studying composition with Mizzou's Carolina Heredia.
The seven-member Mizzou New Music Ensemble is made up of University of Missouri graduate students under the direction of Stefan Freund, a cellist, composer, conductor, professor of composition, and artistic director of the Mizzou New Music Initiative.
The Ensemble's members for the 2019-20 season are Daniel Fitzpatrick, piano; Stephen Landy, percussion; Ann Mozina, flute; Jordan Nielsen, percussion; Pedro Ramiro, violin; Cameron Tubbs, cello; and Andrew Wiele, clarinet. Mizzou New Music Initiative post-doctoral fellow Yoshiaki Onishi serves as the Ensemble's assistant conductor.
Daniel Vega | Harry Tyrer | Mizzou New Music Ensemble | Samuel Tillman | Stefan Freund | Yoshiaki Onishi


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Joseph Daniels said he's thought about suicide and he's unhealthy in an effort to move back to the Dickson County Jail from Riverbend prison.
Joseph Daniels was denied his request to be transferred back to the Dickson County Jail after he testified Tuesday that he had suicidal thoughts and his physical and emotional health was suffering.
Dickson County Circuit Court Judge David Wolfe denied Daniels' request after listening to county Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe testify that Daniels' presence at the county's jail placed a "hardship" on the staff and also threatened Daniels' safety.
Daniels, 29, who has been charged with murdering his 5-year-old son Joe Clyde, took the stand and stated that he "hardly at all" saw his family now that he's been moved to Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville. Daniels said he's lost 80 pounds and does not go outside with other prisoners when they are allowed.
Daniels' attorney Jake Lockert, the public defender, asked if he was previously in a holding cell with a large glass window "where you can be watched 24/7" at the Dickson County Jail.
Now, Daniels said he can commit suicide at Riverbend.
Bledsoe, during his testimony, said he would immediately call the Riverbend prison authorities to make them aware of Daniels' comments.
Daniels also said he would feel better at the Dickson County Jail with his family closer for more frequent visits.
Joseph Daniels' father testified, too, that his son has deteriorated due to being in the Nashville prison.
"When we come see him, he seemed like he had been crying," his father said.
Bledsoe stated during his testimony that the Dickson County Jail currently had 330 inmates in the facility built for 400 beds. He said the jail staff are already maxed out on handling inmates.
He also said some inmates in the past have made threatening remarks.
With Daniels previously being housed in the booking area, the sheriff said his every movement "changed our procedures" and that "we had to shut everything down for him" in the booking area.
Wolfe referenced the state law, which provides that the the sheriff "has the sole authority" on determining how a jail is run so long as constitutional rights are upheld.
Wolfe also noted that Daniels' suicidal thoughts were not recorded in the most recent mental examination that concluded last month at Middle Tennessee Mental Health Institute in Nashville.
Before the hearing, Wolfe also denied Daniels' request and his wife Krystal Daniels' request for their trial to be moved outside Dickson County. Krystal has also been charged with first degree murder for her son Joe Clyde.
Court records indicate that Joseph Daniels told investigators in April he beat the boy to death, put Joe Clyde's body in the trunk of his car and disposed of the remains in a "remote area."
Volunteers and investigators have canvassed the area for months looking for any sign of Joe Clyde's body since his disappearance staring April 4.
Sheriff's deputies said in August they were halting the searches until a new clue emerges, and have kept open the possibility of resuming the search after temperatures drop and foliage is reduced.
The trial for both is currently set for March 19, 2019.


It was good to be back inside the Everyman Theatre in Liverpool after two years of closure due to re-construction. The new theatre, workshop, bar and restaurant has a beautiful new façade and a light and spacious modern interior. It is not too different to be unfamiliar, with a similar layout that retains the intimate and atmospheric basement bistro that draws you in and envelops you in the hubbub of pre and post theatre gossip.
The balcony overlooking Hope Street is a creative addition to the old frontage and a good place to linger and get an appreciative eyeful of the magnificent and under-rated 'Paddy's Wigwam'. The theatre itself is still snug and informal, but better lit and with seats that don't make your bum ache after half an hour. My only complaint is the menu, limited and not a patch on the old one. Bring back the chicken curry and those delicious desserts please!
Disappointed by the menu, I was tempted to drop into the wittily named 'ate days a week' which I passed en route, but oddly it was closed. It was not long though, before my food frustration slipped from my mind, as I became absorbed in the thoughtful unfolding of the words and actions of the performers on the suitably spartan set. There were just two actors - the charismatic Amanda Drew and an energetic and versatile Clifford Samuel, accompanied by Magnus Gilljam on piano and the melodic vocals of the Up For Arts choir.
Lots of questions, speculations, observations, explanations and soul searching, which is what we all do when incidents of this kind occur, all cleverly drawn out as if thinking out loud together during the fraught 90 minutes in this meticulously penned David Greig composition, inspired by the Anders Breivik massacre. But, in the end, despite our desperate need for understanding, he gives us no satisfactory answers, because 'bad things just happen'.
I much preferred Amanda in A Streetcar Named Desire, as I think she is made for the part of Blanche, and not quite for the lesbian vicar Claire, who she plays in this David Greig composition - she's just far too enigmatic, but maybe that says more about the vicars and lesbians I've met? Nevertheless, she gives an emotional performance, as witness to a mass shooting, whose state of mind is disturbed in the process, whose exhaustion and anguish she reveals in every wrung out word, every sluggish-one-minute and manic-the-next action, as she grapples to retain her faith in God, save her soul and 'understand why he did it'. And, it is her state of mind that pretty much takes up most of her time on stage, and which she reveals to the audience as she re-lives the moment she came face to face with a massacrist and survived. The Events is really a story of victim and survivor, which thankfully for one who doesn't like to wallow in a pity fest of victimhood, is not mawkish. It is an honest account of the spectrum of emotions one must go through at such times, and the questions we crave answers to in the face of such unpredictable acts of violence.
I was initially confused by the roles of Clifford Samuel as he switched a bit too quickly from mad gunman killer to journalist, to psychologist and then to Claire's partner, looking exactly the same, without prop differentiation, just a change of demeanour and tone. A captivating, versatile, and physical performance though, as he sat, skipped, crawled, leapt and sang from one set piece to the next.
The Up For Arts choir were terrific, and looked and sounded every inch like the real live amateur local community mixture of people they are, with folk of every shape, size, colour, gender and ability, and assorted and colourful clothing to match. They reworked Dizzee Rascal's Bonkers to great effect, serenaded with The Messiah and even recited the words of a Norwegian folk song, all while serving to personify the real live people affected by atrocity. What a great idea to introduce a different choir in every performance, adding a bit of local authenticity to the comforting and familiar backdrop of a community hall setting and fitting to the tradition of the Everyman Theatre.
An absorbing and question raising drama, that requires a bit of patience from the audience at the outset to figure out what is actually taking place, and who is who. But worth sticking with, not only for the compelling performances from actors and choir, but also because of the way in which it tackles the complex issues raised by such random acts of unexpected barbarity. It is honest and doubting about the questions we ask and the often simplistic answers we come up with to explain such killings. It examines revenge and forgiveness and questions our tolerance of others, and finally, it asks us to consider what it really means to be human, and how we can live peacefully alongside one another in a changing world.


In this beautiful park, with beautiful views over the valleys, this bungalow for 4 people. The bungalow is very spacious and has an area of 85m2. Everything is on the ground floor, but it is so easy.
The bungalow has a spacious living room with a cozy seating area. Here you can relax and unwind during your holiday. Do you want to watch TV? You will have a good time with the digital TV and the many Canal Digital channels (UK/FR/NL/BE). There is also a stereo / DVD ready for you and of course there is internet.
At the back of your holiday home is the open kitchen with the dining table. The kitchen is fully equipped with the equipment as you are used to at home. Luxury and comfort are self-evident here. For that reason there is also a washer / dryer. You do not have to bring so many clothes with you.
There are two bedrooms, both with two comfortable single box spring beds of 90x200. Of course the beds are made when you arrive. Very nice when you arrive after a long journey.
The spacious bathroom has a bath and shower. There is a separate toilet.
Large sliding doors give access to a spacious and covered terrace with garden furniture where you can enjoy until late in the evening. You see it all for yourself: a glass of wine, the barbecue: enjoy French life.


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Middle notes include Phantomia Orchid Scent TREK and Peony
This scent speaks to an impeccable sense of personal style that's never pretentious, but is gracious and refined
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Top Notes: These notes introduce the fragrance and can last up to 15 minutes
They can last several hours after the fragrance is applied
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How It Works The scent of a fragrance can change throughout the day
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Whether it's Claridges, Pizza Express or Burger King with a voucher, you've got rights when eating in a restaurant.
If you want to know whether you can get free tap water, if the service charge is a must, how to split the bill and what to do if the food ain't up to scratch, this quick Q&A should help.
My table's double-booked, what can I do?
Do I have to pay the 10% service charge?
Is tap water always free?
For more information see these guides; Consumer Rights, How to Complain and Restaurant Vouchers.
You may think this sounds a bit woolly, and indeed it is.The key term is "reasonable" and this is open to definition. The easy way to think about it is this - if you asked a sensible, fair-minded friend, would they agree it wasn't reasonable?
Ultimately, if you can't agree with the restaurant, the final arbiter is the court. Yet specific rules have grown up for various circumstances.
I made a booking but turned up to find I'd been double-booked. This ruined my night out, what can I do?
If you booked a table at a restaurant you created a binding contract. If the meal is cancelled by the restaurant you can claim a reasonable sum to cover the cost of travelling and possibly for any disappointment or inconvenience, eg, if the meal was for a special occasion.
If you pre-paid for the food, you are entitled to this money back too.
To claim, you have to write to the restaurant and ask them to refund your travel cost and your loss of enjoyment (if you think this applies). You should explain you're willing to take the matter further and consider legal action. If you do not get the response you hoped for you should file a claim with the small claims court.
Yet bear in mind that if you book a table and don't turn up or bother to let them know, you've made a contract so the restaurant could, in theory, sue you for compensation. This would be very unlikely to happen in practice though.
The food wasn't hot enough or tasted off, and I was ill late that night. Can I get my money back?
All food should be of satisfactory quality, including being at the right temperature when it's served. If it isn't, you can claim a full or partial refund depending on the problem. Although it can be hard to prove it was the meal that caused your illness.
Had poor service and want to complain? See the full Consumer Rights guide.
When food is poorly cooked, eg, if you tuck into a chicken breast to find it pink and semi-frozen, then complain immediately. Food must also be prepared with reasonable care and skill. It's one thing to allow food to stand and go cold, but another not to cook it! You should always bring up the issue within the restaurant and ask it to replace the dish.
If you're struck down with a tummy bug after a meal and can prove it's the restaurant's fault (which can be difficult - get a note from the doctor as evidence to help your case), you can ask for compensation. You're entitled to claim for the cost of the dish, any pain or suffering, loss of earnings if you were off work and any other expenses incurred as a direct result of the food poisoning.
If this approach doesn't work you can file a personal injury claim of up to £1,000 with the small claims court. Be aware that the restaurant is only liable to pay individual dishes that were unsatisfactory.
Q. What if I didn't get ill, but the food simply wasn't up to scratch?
It's totally legal to refuse to pay because you believe the food was not of satisfactory quality. You should explain the reasons to the restaurant and leave your name and address. However, many restaurants can become angry at this and may pressure you into paying. If this is the case you should write on the back of the bill that you are "paying under protest".
You should also report the establishment and incident to your local environmental health service, as this may pose a health risk and be a criminal offence under the Food Safety Act if the food is unfit for human consumption. Find the relevant local authority to complain to via the Food Standards Agency website.
Great meal, but rotten service. I hated paying an extra 10% - could I have refused to?
You could. Discretionary service charges are voluntary and you can deduct it from the bill if you're not happy. If the service charge is compulsory, then a restaurant has to display it clearly on any price list or menu, and even if it does it still doesn't mean you'll necessarily have to pay it. If the service was particularly poor, you could argue that it wasn't provided with "reasonable care and skill", and use this as a basis to refuse to pay the charge.
If the service charge is already absorbed within the food cost, you are even legally entitled to deduct a reasonable amount (eg, 10%) if the service was not as expected.
If they cause a fuss and say you have to pay, leaving you feeling forced into it, then say you're paying "under protest" and dispute the cost later. This will protect against any defence that you agreed to the charge through paying for it if you decide to escalate things further (ie, ultimately to court).
I'm sick of paying for expensive bottled water. Can I always get a glass of tap water for free?
Surprisingly the answer is no, not in all restaurants. Licensing conditions that came into effect in April 2010 mean licensed establishments (those that serve alcohol) in England, Wales and Scotland must provide free drinking water. Restaurants that don't serve alcohol are not obliged to give tap water though - and if they do they can charge for it. However it is illegal for them to pretend it's bottled water.
Luckily most restaurants don't have a problem giving tap water nowadays and the Consumer Council of Water is trying to promote this everywhere, so the problem should be rare. Find out your full rights in our Free Tap Water Q&A.
Should there always be a toilet in a restaurant?
All restaurants should provide toilets for their staff, and wherever possible for customers as well, especially if they have more than 25 seats. Premises that are open after 11pm or have an alcohol licence must have toilets.
What's the fairest way to split the bill?
If you're out with friends, this is a perennial argument, and there is no specific law to cover it. The two most common methods are either splitting it equally - which can result in unfairness especially to those who order less - or everyone going through the bill for their items, which can take an age and lead to arguments about who had what.
There are a number of smartphone apps out there to make divvying up the bill a little less painful. The pragmatically named Tip Calculator % Free for iOS and Advanced Bill Splitter for Android have good reviews and are both free.
One other option is Martin's 'easy honour' system - here's an extract of the explanation from his Money Diet book.
At the end of the meal, everyone should contribute what they think they owe, including the tip. Most people get it roughly right, but of course when you total up you'll almost always be short; it's human nature.
So divide the shortfall by the number of people - let's say there's £50 difference and 10 friends, everybody then puts in an extra £5. It may not be completely accurate, but it's a quick and easy way for people to pay near enough what they should. It helps you budget, without losing friends or looking too mean.
Where can I find out more on my consumer shopping rights?
For more info on your statutory shopping rights and how to protect yourself in advance, see the main Consumer Rights guide. To know what to do when things go wrong and become more aware of criminal actions by companies, see the How To Complain guide.
There's a full list of vouchers on the Restaurant Vouchers page. Importantly, if you've used an offer you're entitled to the same service as if you'd paid full price. As well as food vouchers, there's a raft of permanent ways to save money on meals out.
These methods are especially handy if you wine and dine on Friday or Saturday nights, which some vouchers exclude.
Online restaurant booking service OpenTable (formerly Top Table) features everything from local pizza joints to Michelin star restaurants. For the best deals, search for your date, time and city form the homepage, and then check the boxes under the the "offers" tab above the results. You can filter by a particular offer - eg, 50% off or Set menu £20 and under. It has free iOS and Android apps, for easier booking on mobile.
Lastminute.com* has offers throughout the UK and commonly offers 50% off food or set meals under £20. As with OpenTable, some offers are better than others.
The discounts are smaller, but 5pm.co.uk is also worth a look. Deals are mostly set menus and 20% off.
Use your Tesco Clubcard points on meals out at restaurants, and you effectively get them for a quarter of the normal price. This is because 100 Clubcard points are only worth £1 if you use them in-store. Yet spend the points on goodies from its Deals Brochure* and you can get up to four times the vouchers' face value, eg, £2.50 worth of Clubcard vouchers are worth £10 in Bella Italia vouchers.
Restaurants include Café Rouge, Bella Italia and Chimichanga; see a full list*. For more tricks to maximise Clubcard points, read the Tesco Vouchers guide.
A Tastecard entitles you to 50% off or 2for1 meals at over 7,000 restaurants around the UK, including Strada, La Tasca, Zizzi and many independent restaurants. At £80, 12 months' membership ain't cheap, but it can be worth it over the year, especially if you often take out large groups.
Restaurants can get mardy if you suddenly produce the card at the end of the meal, so always book ahead, mentioning the offer, then show the card before ordering. Tastecard often offers free one to three-month trial cards; these are usually included in the free weekly email.
If you like a bottle of plonk with your dinner, BYOB (bring your own bottle) places are a great way to save. Restaurants rake in profits by charging inflated prices for booze.
For example, a bottle of Louis Jadot Bourgogne Chardonnay is typically £20 on a wine list, yet pick up the same bottle at Tesco before you hit the restaurant and it costs just £12.
Some restaurants charge corkage of a few quid, though many don't.
If there's a fancy Michelin joint you've always wanted to try, your foie gras and lobster ravioli will be vastly cheaper at lunch than at dinner. As an example, a three-course set dinner at Alain Ducasse at the Dorchester costs £90, but the same thing costs £60 at lunch – a massive £30 saving.
Check restaurants' own websites for offers.
Eating out can munch away at your money, so do it yourself at home with recipes from the forum's Old Style (thrift) board. There are hundreds of lip-smackingly gorgeous ideas - check out a full index of moneysaving menu plans. If you're a curry fan, here's how to make a three-course Indian Takeaway for £5. Many Old Stylers report they now find restaurant grub disappointing.
Don't feel embarrassed about tap water.
There's absolutely no shame in asking for tap water. It's 1,000s of times cheaper than bottled and better for the environment too.


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Q: Does Apple Pay allow a method of authorizing the user once for multiple future payments? I have a service (iOS app) that works by letting users use a real-world service many times, but each time it's impossible to know the cost of each 'session' up front.
I'm aware that Apple Pay allows for a single checkout with an unknown amount (will be shown as 'pending'), but does Apple Pay also support a method where the user can 'authorize' an app once for (many) future update checkouts, without the user having to manually accept them each time?

A: No, this is impossible. Same as with credit card


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