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Offseason signings leave young defensemen outside, looking in
By Mark Lazerus Sep 30, 2016, 1:14pm CDT
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Erik Gustafsson had 14 assists in 41 games last season. (AP Photo)
There were times last season when Erik Gustafsson stopped looking over his shoulder, when the fear and the concern dropped away and he felt not only that he belonged in the NHL, but that he was here to stay. On the ice, he was reacting, not thinking about what to do. Off the ice, he was reveling, not thinking about when he'd play next.
But not always.
"Sometimes after a game, I felt like I could get sent down to Rockford right away," Gustafsson said with a laugh.
That's life as a rookie. But this year was going to be different. After playing 41 regular-season games and five of seven playoff games, and occasionally showing the offensive flair that earned him a contract with the Blackhawks to begin with — especially early in the season before he hit the rookie wall — Gustafsson had good reason to suspect he was now a full-fledged NHL player. Viktor Svedberg did, too, having played 27 regular-season games, improving significantly as the season went on. And the way Hawks general manager Stan Bowman has raved about Gustav Forsling, the 20-year-old Swede certainly had to think he had a real chance of making the team this season.
Then the Hawks signed Michal Kempny. Then they re-signed Michal Rozsival. Then they signed Brian Campbell. And just like that, Gustafsson and Svedberg were ticketed for Rockford, and Forsling was likely headed back to Sweden.
"Of course, it's tough to at first," Gustafsson said. "It's a lot tougher to take a spot here now. But we're all still fighting for a spot. There's nothing I can do about it. I've got to just work hard in the games and practices and show them that I'm the guy they can trust."
From the Hawks perspective, it's a great problem to have. The blue line has been painfully thin in recent seasons — Joel Quenneville leaned on just four defensemen in the 2015 Stanley Cup run, and regularly used three rookies last season. Suddenly, he's got a surplus of NHL-ready defensemen. And if history is any indication, he'll need them. The Hawks used 11 defensemen last season, and 13 the year before.
"It's good for the team, right?" Svedberg said. "We've got a lot of 'D' that can play at that high level. Campbell, he's one of the best players. Just seeing him out there, you see how good he is. It's great for the team and you want the team to be good. Yeah, there's one less spot [with each signing], but I don't see it like that, to be honest. For me to be able to play, I need to compete either way."
Forsling — at four years younger than Gustafsson and five years younger than Svedberg — can afford to be a little more patient. He said he's perfectly happy to spend another year in Sweden if he doesn't make the team. But that won't stop him from trying to force the Hawks' hand.
"There are a lot of good 'D's here," Forsling said. "It's going to be tough, but let's see what happens."
The best hope for the trio of defensemen — as well as Ville Pokka, who is next in line after that group — is that the Hawks keep eight defensemen, not seven, to start the season. Bowman said that the Hawks will limit Rozsival's games to keep him fresh, and it's too early to say whether Kempny is ready to be an everyday player in the NHL right away. An eighth defensemen could give Quenneville a little wiggle room.
So instead of battling for a regular spot in the lineup, Gustafsson, Svedberg and Forsling are competing for the mere potential of a platoon gig. But hey, it's still better than playing 25 minutes a night anywhere else.
"If you are over here, you can play one game and do good, maybe score a goal, and then the next day you'll probably be in the lineup again," Gustafsson said. "That's what I did last year. I went up here and took my chance. So I'd rather be up here."
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The tap water in Lanzarote isn't really suitable for drinking, so most people who live here buy large containers of water from the supermarkets with their weekly shopping.
But it's a real pain! You fill up your trolley with the 5 or 8 litre containers, hump them into the boot of the car, do the same from the car to the kitchen, and then you'd got the problem of storing them somewhere. Add to that, if you get it wrong and run out, it means an unplanned journey to the shops.
Local company Agua Clara has a solution – they fit filters to your kitchen tap so you can use the water in the house for drinking, cooking and making teas and coffees.
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from django.db import migrations

def rename_full_member_permission(apps, schema_editor):
    Permission = apps.get_model('auth', 'Permission')

    perm = Permission.objects.get(codename='api_read_full_member')

    perm.name = 'Can view full members through the API'
    perm.save()

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('members', '0019_auto_20170824_1812'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.RunPython(rename_full_member_permission)
    ]

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Upper Echelon rappers gets nominated for the 'Artist of the Decade' at the SAHHA
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I first met Amy Beth Williams about 20 years ago when she joined my cabaret class, The Singing Experience (www.SingingExperience.com ). It was especially gratifying to see her back in the cabaret circuit and a finalist in last year's Metro Star Challenge at the Metropolitan Room. Her new show "Once in Love With Amy," features The Daryl Kojak Trio (Ritt Henn on bass, Rex Bennincasa on drums and her nephew, John Henry Williams, on violin for some songs.
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Highlights to this show included "Matelot" (Sailor in French) by Noel Coward, the throbbing "Tango" (Leiber/Stoller) and "The Answer" by the late John Wallowitch, summing up that love is the answer and the key to all. Amy's encore was a fitting song urging us to live every day as if it was our "Last Day on Earth" (Lance Horne). The audience responded with a standing ovation!
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Tag Archives: Black Futures
Futures Are Changing, But Their Futures Are Still Black
The following account is of factual events that took place on the 27th October 2016, between the hours of 7 and 10pm. No details of this account have ever been made public. Until now.
I'm early. I'm not often early for a lot of things. In fact, I'm so early I have to wander up and down the street and take refuge in one of the cheapest London pubs I've ever set inside, waiting for to validate my invitation. But a little after 8pm, a gentleman sporting the Black Futures insignia arrives outside Wandsworth Town station, I weave the password into my conversation with him and he presents me with a blindfold, and told to await transport to the secret location. Of what I know of Black Futures media, their imagery resembles some kind of VHS propaganda reel, but nothing that was to resemble the theatricality of what was about to happen.
Once enough attendees had gathered, the chauffeur asked us to enter the transport and put on our blindfolds. In the brief journey towards the venue, around about 5-10 minutes in length, there was music playing under the guise of Black Futures Radio; short instrumental MIDI renditions of songs, interspersed between stingers and amusing interjections from its monotonous host. I seem to remember the best one about 'having a funny feeling in my nether regions,' or something similar at least. Little were we to know at that time, that what was unconsciously infiltrating our ear drums was a mere taster of the sonic assault to come. While the radio provided some light relief and entertainment, it didn't stop the feeling of foreboding, being driven around on London streets, in a vehicle full of strangers, to a location you knew nothing about.
At the location, I just about made the shadow of gates opening before the path, and driving down to what looked like an abandoned film set of sorts. Outside, flanked by personnel in hazmat suits taking photographs of every attendee, heavies in suits instructed us to place our phones in envelopes or we would be refused entry. Happy to oblige, I did so without first telling my other half that I wouldn't be able to be contacted for an unspecified amount of time. You can imagine how that went, especially after telling her the last thing that happened was that I was just given a blindfold. Anyway, we were directed left into a room, filled with more hazmat personnel and two giant dispensers filled with 'social lubricants'. The drinks could only be dispensed by ringing a bell, or honking a horn, dependent on which you wanted. The folk in the suits and googles remained silent throughout, pulling glasses from underneath which they kindly filled and only once pouring half a litre of gin, to top up the more popular of the two dispensers. Yikes. The room itself had little in the way of furnishings with two sofas, in a room filled about thirty odd people, but was filled with very curious paintings, photographs and instruments around. It seemed elaborate, like a lot of thought had been put into the decoration of this venue, deliberately like some kind of scientific experiment and we were the test subjects.
After a period of time for guests to mingle with one another, the room opposite in the hallway is unlocked, and we are welcomed inside a studio, outputting a frequency that feels like its properties could brainwash onlookers if exposed to in the right circumstances. Maybe that was the idea. But beyond the mixing desk and monitors, lay drums, microphones, a keyboard and a guitar, and a curious wall in the background which had a screen display inside what resembled a large sewage pipe opening. The door is then closed, the frequency is shut off and with the onlookers and myself all making ourselves as comfortable as possible, the producers known only to the world as SPACE and VIBES slowly emerge from the darkness and start the show.
With their first song, distorted, crunchy guitar opening up proceedings and thunderous booms of bass, before erupting into an apocalyptic big-beat bombshell that would bring a tear to Liam Howlett's eye. The scathing refrain of 'ten minutes to the end of the world,' is unnervingly relevant, given the earth-shattering size of the music that surrounds it, and the visual element of strobe lighting in the performance really enforced the urgency and magnitude of their two-pronged attack. After three and a half minutes of electrifying energy, the storm subsides and you could be mistaken for thinking for more of the same is on the way. But this is where things begin to change, instead revealing a whole new dimension of influences that made for a truly mesmerising listen. Straight into now brand new single Karma Ya Dig!?, waves of reverb and delay wash over both sets of vocals and synths, unveiling a strangely soothing psychedelic ambience that certainly caught me by surprise. These two gentlemen's vocals also harmonise so well together, that the phrase 'I'll see you on the other side,' has lingered ever-presently in my subconscious since this day. A pseudo-industrial stomp gets us underway with a near punk-like sneer taking vocal duties, marching us towards a titanic guitar riff that wouldn't go amiss in Britpop's heyday and an overall vibe that feels reminiscent of The Chemical Brothers, albeit slowed to a pace you can headbang to. It certainly affirms that the big beat era of dance music circa 1990 onwards, has had a profound effect on this material. As if today's electronic music producers and a punk band recorded together in a garage. It's gritty, intense and energetic but without sounding lo-fi or unpolished. Astronomically far from it.
I must admit, that while their eight song set was nothing short of inspiring, it moved in a blur. I recall one track that had a dancehall style beat, some later present indie rock style influences and one track that which reminded me firmly of Does It Offend You, Yeah?, which in their own whirlwind of genre-smashing, is nothing but a compliment. They are an absolute sum of the parts of the people that work as the unit. SPACE, an in-demand punk and hardcore producer, with a reputation in the desert rock community to boot, and VIBES, a multi-talented instrumentalist and electronic music producer, that works with an abundance of live acts in and around London. Their union has formed something undeniably unique, and witnessing the translation of their chemistry together in the flesh with such a striking and impactful live performance, and the interactivity before the performance even took place, has made me fall in love with these gentlemen and get overexcited over what was to come. It truly was a privilege to be invited along and be part of this undoubtedly intriguing and involving movement.
The opportunity to see it for yourselves, lies on the 5th October at Bloc in Hackney, 8:30pm start. Prepare for an immersive dance experience unlike any you've ever encountered. If you want a further testimonial, I left that night with new friends, whom I realised I shared a closer connection to, than just being attendees to this exclusive performance. And I'm often a painfully awkward individual. If that isn't something that asserts the power or the spiritual significance of the Black Futures experience, then I don't know what will.
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Posted in Collaborations, Misadventures
Tagged Big Beat, Black Futures, EDM, Electroclash, Electronic, Independent, Indie, London, Misadventures, Music, Psychedelic, Punk, Rock, Secret Concert, The Soundshark, UK, Under The Radar, Underground, United Kingdom, Unsigned
July 26, 2016 by The Soundshark
30 Hotly Anticipated Releases Still To Come In 2016 You Should Get Excited About
2016, probably not just in my own personal opinion, has been a fantastic year for music releases so far depending on how far you're willing to commit yourself to the kaleidoscopic universe out there. To name but a few of my favourites would include The Qemists, Youth Code, Autopsy Boys, All Hail The Yeti, Mask of Bees, Lowflyinghawks, Amplifighters and Weekend Nachos, and at this point, some music media outlets would like to take the chance to reflect on what has already come before and sum things up in a handy little list for you. The Soundshark isn't some music media outlets. What The Soundshark has done has compiled a list of 30 forthcoming releases in 2016, of varying genres, and from mass appeal down to the underground to better illustrate why 2016 will remembered as a truly incredible year of music. There could be your new favourite band waiting here or an album announcement by that band you like you may have missed, who knows?
Let's begin shall we?
Posted in List-O-Rama!
Tagged 2016, 3TEETH, Abbe May, Alternative, An Endless Sporadic, Anacondas, Atomis, Australia, BEAR, Belgium, Black Futures, Blue Footed Boobies, Bullet Height, Canada, Clockwork, Death Metal, Destrage, Does It Offend You Yeah?, Drum and Bass, Dye The Flux, Electroclash, Electronic, Freezepop, Germany, Hardcore, High Rise, Indie, Industrial, Infant Annihilator, Italy, Killatrix, Knives Out!, Losers, Maeth, Manumit, Meshuggah, Metal, Metalcore, Mexican Chili Funeral Party, Mr.Kitty, Music, New Music, Noisia, Petrol Bastard, Progressive, Punk, Rave The Reqviem, Rock, Servers, Sludge, Stoner, Sweden, Tech Metal, The Netherlands, The Sade, The Soundshark, The Upbeats, Trap Them, Truckfighters, Under The Radar, United Kingdom, USA
January 19, 2016 by The Soundshark
The Soundshark's Top 20 Songs of 2015
Something somebody said recently struck me as it made an awful lot of sense. Exactly when do you stop saying, 'Happy New Year,' to one another? Or at least when does it become acceptable at the least. I honestly don't know, but for now, I'm still considering it an appropriate time to talk about my favourite songs of last year. Seeming I've made a habit of it, and I finally have time to sit down and write about them.
2015 was a challenging year as it more or less marked my transition from degree student to having to fend for myself. Sometimes it sucked, sometimes it didn't. But something that I didn't previously have was a companion, somebody that I hold very dear to me and somebody I look forward to what the future holds for the both of us. As such, she has had an impact on deciding this list, just as much as the rollercoaster of emotions I've gone through in the past year has. Like I've said before, I do these lists for biographical reasons, to show where I've been and what's happened in years gone by. Music and memory are powerful things.
So my rules for the list are as follows: I don't always pick songs from this year to put on the list, it involves literally anything I've listened to in the past year that I've enjoyed frequently enough (that said, there are a lot of 2015 entries on this list which makes a change), but I try to avoid putting more than one song by the same artist in. Some of my past lists had more than one or two. You can find them on Spotify if you want to.
I would like to make an honourable mentions list, but there were far too many to include on this year's list, so I'll skip that formality this time. Just so many good moments or songs to include the entire list. And if you would like to listen to this list uninterrupted, commentary-free, then head on over to the Spotify playlist instead.
Righty then, on with the show…
Tagged 1980's, 2015, 3TEETH, Alexisonfire, American Wrestlers, Autopsy Boys, Black Futures, Canada, Celldweller, Continues, Destrage, Drum and Bass, EDM, Electronic, Fail Emotions, Fair To Midland, Gaytheist, Hard Rock, Hardcore, Indie, Industrial, Italy, Knife Party, Mechanical Vampires, Metal, Music, New Order, New Zealand, Noisia, Post-Punk, Progressive, Puerto Rico Flowers, Punk, Rock, Russia, Somastate, Synth Pop, Tech Metal, The Maras, The Netherlands, The Soundshark, The Sun Explodes, The Upbeats, Top 20, United Kingdom, USA, Woods Of Ypres
January 2, 2016 by The Soundshark
20 Bands With New Music In 2016 You Should Keep An Eye On
Well, 2015 has reached its close, December slowly fading off into the distance as we leave behind a year of fantastic music and a year of fantastic bands, in the public knowledge and waiting to be discovered. What awaits us into the next calendar leap year? Hopefully more of the same and whatever craze next to infect the minds of the impressionable as it cracks the charts. I'm pretty sure 2015 was the year of big room house, or bass house, or whatever. I didn't care enough to pay attention. But what I did care about, and what I very much care about, is hearing the rumblings or public declarations in some aspects of 20 under-the-radar, underrated, unsigned and underground bands making music in the new year that I'm excited about, and hopefully I can make you excited about too. After all, this is what I want to do for life. If I can't make you excited about emerging or unearthed music, then I may as well quit here and now.
I'll give it my best shot. So, in no particular order, 20 bands with new material in 2016, you might want to pay attention to:
Tagged 3TEETH, All Hail The Yeti, Allusondrugs, Autopsy Boys, Black Futures, Bullet Height, Doomed From Day One, Drum and Bass, Dye The Flux, Electronic, Geistfight, Ghost Idols, Grunge, Hallouminati, Hard Rock, Hardcore, Indie, James Brown Gang, Maeth, Manumit, Math Rock, Mechanical Vampires, Metal, Music, Progressive, Punk, Rock, Servers, Ska Punk, Sludge, Stalin, Suffer Like G Did, The Qemists, The Soundshark, UK, Under The Radar, USA, Working For A Nuclear Free City


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My name is Freda Kraus and I breed and exhibit show quality Mini Rex Rabbits. I am a member of The American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA), a Life member of the National Mini Rex Rabbit Club (NMRRC) and a licensed ARBA Rabbit Judge. The Iris Patch Mini Rex are well known with animals all over the United States and as far away as Great Britain. In 1997 I became a Rabbit judge and as a result I have had the opportunity to judge in a great number of states including Alaska and the beautiful island country of Bermuda.
We are located in the Foothills of the Catoctin mountains of Maryland near the home of Francis Scott Key. In an area steeped in American history it is only a short drive to Gettysburg, Antietam, and Manassas National Parks. Drive a little longer and we are in Annapolis, Baltimore or Washington DC, cities of history, museums and the Nation's Capitol.
Annapolis: State Capitol home of the United States Naval Academy on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay .
Baltimore: The birth place of Babe Ruth, final resting place of Edgar Allen Poe and Fort McHenry where Key penned " The Star Spangled Banner".
Washington DC: Home to the Smithsonian Institute and National Museums of Art, History, Natural History, Air & Space and Zoo. Where else can you find live Pandas, Kitty Hawk, The Spirit of Saint Louis, Hawk Eye Pierce's shirt , Archie Bunkers Chair, The Hope Diamond, a Rembrandt , an Alexander Calder Mobile, a Van Gogh and "The Star Spangled Banner"?
The Mini Rex Rabbit is a small active rabbit weighing about four (4) pounds with a velvet plush coat of fur. Their endearing character and lush fur have made them one of the most popular breeds raised in the United States. The breed was introduced to the rabbit scene in 1986 by Mona Berryhill at the American Rabbit Breeders Association Convention held in Columbus, Ohio. A smaller version of the popular Rex rabbit, it became an instant hit with rabbit breeders and pet owners across the United States and Canada. Today in most areas of the country, you will find it one of the largest show entries. A great number of dedicated breeders have brought the Mini Rex to the highest level of competition within the American Rabbit Breeders Show system. During the past show year Mini Rex Rabbits were awarded Best in Show at one out of every ten shows, a record that is very hard to equal.
What is a Mini Satin Rabbit?
The newest addition to ARBA recognized in 2005 it is the result of many years of development from the Satin breed. Like the Mini Rex it is a small compact rabbit about 4 pounds with a silky coat of satin. Babies almost glitter as their first coat starts coming in. A good Satin Coat is very soft with very glossy sheen. The white variety appears almost ivory in color due to the thin transparent hair shaft. More varietieswill be added as the process of presentations continues. Already a strong competitor the Mini Satin may well give the Mini Rex a real run for the BIS award.
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As our country recovers from the events of September 11, 2001 these words penned in 1814 by a young Maryland native carry as much meaning now as they did that fateful night in Baltimore.
"Then, in that hour of deliverance, my heart spoke. Does not such a country, and such defenders of their country, deserve a song?..."


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Nicholson: Beating Liverpool is a great result for us
Akil Wright and Harvey Hodd were Town's goalscorers
The Club's development squad beat Premier League opposition for the second time in a week this afternoon as they took the scalp of Liverpool in Merseyside.
Barry Nicholson's side had defeated Burnley on Tuesday afternoon, and followed that impressive result up with another today.
Akil Wright opened the scoring with fine long range strike in the first half, before Samed Yesil responded with 10 minutes to go.
Harvey Hodd was to be the match winner however, as he put Town back in front just a minute later with a well taken finish.
After the game, Nicholson said: "It's obviously nice to beat a big club like Liverpool. We were more worried about the performance more than anything.
"Although we probably didn't play as well as we did against Burnley on Tuesday, I thought they did unbelievably well to dig in as they had a lot of possession.
"We had to stay strong and work really hard off the ball. They stuck to everything we asked them to do.
"I'm delighted for the lads more than anything. To go to Liverpool's academy and beat their Under 21's is a great result for us.
"It's nice to put our little Club on the map, and getting these sort of results will mean people will have to sit up and take notice.
"We've already had calls from teams who want to play us next year, so obviously word is getting about that we are a decent side.
"I just like the way the lads go about these games and treat them properly. There's never really a friendly when we play as the boys go 100% at it."


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Learn how to protect your business from false Internet attacks
Your company has been skewered online by a dissatisfied customer — now what do you do?
Tony Bridges,
What would you do if someone came into your place of business and began shouting false accusations against you and your company to every customer within hearing?
Easy. When it's your business, you control the physical environment. You can quiet the person down, investigate the problem and, if necessary, make him leave. Most importantly, you can act immediately to reassure the customers about what they just witnessed.
The Internet, however, is a whole different kind of place.
Netizens usually describe it as the "Wild West," where the environment belongs to no one and very little of it is under control. There isn't just one voice shouting, there are millions. And when negative information goes out, it is seen by the whole world, not just a few customers.
The modern reality is, businesses live or die by the Internet. Consumers increasingly check online reviews before choosing everything from health care providers to a local restaurant, with as many as 70 percent relying on the Internet for "word-of-mouth" recommendations, according to some surveys.
A disgruntled party — whether a former partner, employee or customer — can wreak havoc on your company by posting unfavorable information across multiple online platforms, scaring off anyone considering doing business with you.
That's why managing your online reputation is a crucial aspect of your business. It takes constant effort and some Internet savvy, but it can be done.
And it needs to start before you even have a problem.
"It's that old line, the best defense is a good offense," said John Peloza, professor of marketing at Florida State University.
The Internet Matters
If you're like most people, when you want to make a purchase, the first thing you do is go to Google, which handles nearly three-quarters of online searches.
The results on the first page of Google search will get most of your attention, although you may go as deep as the third page if you're being particularly diligent. The customer reviews, forum comments and blog hits that turn up in those results will most certainly influence your purchasing decision.
Similarly, negative reviews can also impact the decision to buy an item or use a service.
How much so? Four out of five people surveyed said negative online reviews had made them change their minds about a purchase, according to the Cone Online Influence Trend Tracker report.
Peloza pointed to the United Airlines broken-guitar incident as one of the most famous examples in recent years of the effect negative information on the Internet can have on a company.
In 2009, a musician named Dave Carroll posted a video on YouTube chronicling how the company's baggage handlers broke his guitar during a trip and how the company subsequently failed to make it right with him. The video was viewed by millions of people, and The Times of London later reported that within four days of the song hitting the Internet, United stock fell 10 percent, a loss of about $180 million. While there were other factors involved, the video is believed to have played a significant part in the loss.
Now here's the kicker to all this consumer information online: The Internet is rife with fake reviews. For example, problems with bogus reviews of auto dealerships recently led Google to purge thousands of them, and allegations of fake negative reviews has hotel owners talking about suing travel review site Trip Advisor.
A best-selling crime novelist in the UK was even caught posting fake bad reviews of his competitors' books on Amazon.com.
The problem has become so pervasive, researchers at Cornell University and other schools are trying to develop programs to detect phony online reviews, because studies suggest that average Internet users can spot the fakes only about half the time.
What that means for your business is that potential customers — or business partners or even employees — can be influenced by negative information about your company, even if much of it is false.
Most of the time, the negative information, honest or not, is fairly innocuous.
It generally consists of reports of bad experiences, such as a person in Leon County complaining that a construction-related business failed to return phone calls, a customer in Bay County reporting a dirty retail store and a diner in Escambia County detailing apathetic service at a restaurant.
But it can also get downright vicious and defamatory.
For example, in one recent case, a person attempted to shut down a business by launching an Internet campaign accusing the owner of being a drug dealer and a pedophile, according to Dr. Chris Anderson, co-founder of Cyber Investigations Services in Niceville. The company helps businesses track down and stop people behind online reputation attacks.
"I get the horrified calls every day" from business owners who are losing customers because of nasty information about their companies online, Anderson said. "This is a world-wide problem."
Trouble Spots in the 'Wild West'
Word-of-mouth consumer information spreads across the Internet in two basic ways.
One is social media on sites such as Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest, which are all about sharing information quickly across broad networks of inter-connected friends, co-workers and family members.
Social media users tend to share experiences — what a certain movie was like, how well a new electronic device performed, how they were treated by a local store. These platforms tend to be less anonymous because of the social aspect, but information spreads exponentially as it is picked up and passed on.
The other is through content sites. Those consist of:
» Review sites — On these sites anonymous users can give detailed opinions on a particular product. Examples include Epinions, Yelp and the review sections of Amazon.com products.
» Blogs or news sites — These are sites with specific categories (cars, Apple products, etc.) that allow anonymous users to post comments below the articles. This also includes sites which write their own reviews and allow readers to comment. Examples include everything from Engadget and Red Tape to personal blogs to your local newspaper.
» Forums or message boards — These sites consist primarily of discussions between users about a particular topic. Examples include Mac Rumors, Craigslist forums and, arguably, report sites such as Rip-off Report.
According to Anderson, customers who leave bad reviews don't go over the line, but usually just relate their experiences, and businesses can live with that. But the fake reviews and outright attacks typically are intent on harming the business and most often come from exes — ex-partners, ex-employees and ex-romantic partners, he said.
"A lot of this stuff happens because of the anonymous nature of the Web," Anderson said.
Defending Your Reputation Against Attack
So, that's the threat. Now, what can you do to protect against it?
"Good reputation management is basically good marketing," said John Carlson, head of business development and marketing for Sarasota-based Glide Interactive, which offers consulting in reputation defense.
Remember those Google search results mentioned earlier? The first page of results is crucial, and your business has to own that real estate.
That page needs to show your website, blog, Twitter feed, Facebook page, LinkedIn profile, listings in reputable industry directories and any other relevant content you can think of.
"You want the best and most accurate information about your company to come up," Carlson said.
As Anderson says, if all you have up is a company website, it leaves plenty of room for damaging attacks.
One of the ways many businesses try to claim Google search results space is to fill those pages with fake positive reviews. The upside to doing that is that it leaves the impression that your business has lots of satisfied customers — but the downside is that it can be disastrous if you're caught.
That's why Carlson strongly cautions against posting fake reviews and warns against using reputation management consultants who offer those services.
"It's not good for the Web, either, when people do that," he said.
As a business, you also need to proactively engage customers online through social media and through a company blog. If you are already having conversations with customers, they are more likely to include you in the discussion when something negative happens, Peloza said.
"Building the relationship ahead of time somewhat inoculates against the reputation damage," he said, calling it the single most important thing a business can do.
It's also crucial that your business monitor social media and the Web for mentions of your company, including searching Google for the company name and the owner's name at least once a quarter.
If someone does post negative information online, the response depends on what kind of information it is. A customer relating a bad experience, even if you suspect it is fake, requires that you immediately reach out to the customer for more information and then try to fix the situation.
"You really want to get to that person as soon as possible," Carlson said. "It's really quite simple. Customer service … is key."
Done right, you may be able to convert that unhappy customer into a return customer, and to show those watching online that you care and are responsive. And, if the initial posting was fake, that likely will be exposed when the "customer" doesn't respond to your request for specifics.
In the case of a deliberate attack — usually involving many negative postings coming all at one time and consisting of particularly vicious or personal accusations — it might be time to consult someone like Anderson.
Services like his work to identify the anonymous poster, then contact that person to demand the attacks stop. Usually, all it takes is a threat to expose the person's true identity, he said, although occasionally cases go to litigation.
The cost of an investigation averages about $2,500 to $3,500, he said, while litigation runs about $10,000 to $15,000.
"That's a drop in the bucket compared to the business you may lose," Anderson said.
Consider this from the Local Consumer Review Survey by Internet consultants BrightLocal:
70% of shoppers look online to find a local business
67% read online reviews of local businesses
69% percent trust those reviews
49% say they are more likely to shop at a local business that had positive online reviews (other surveys have put this number at higher than 75 percent).
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The Great Landowners of Great Britain and Ireland
Bateman, John
Leicester: Leicester University Press, 1971. Distributed by Humanities Press, New York. Hardcover. Bright turquoise cloth/boards. Gilt lettering and decoration. No dust jacket. xxviii, 533 pp. with no illustrations. Part of The Victorian Library. With an introduction by David Spring. Originally written by Bateman in 1882. Listed in alphabetical order by..... More
Lost Houses of Scotland
Binney, Marcus with John Harris and Emma Winnington
London: Save Britain's Heritage, 1980. Softcover. Oblong cream wraps with sepia photograph. Unpaginated with over 125 pp. BW photos. Scotland lost more than 450 houses of "architectural pretension" between 1900 and 1980, when the demise of the country became a tragedy for history and architecture. This study is an attempt..... More
Academy for grown horsemen : Containing instructions for walking, trotting, cantering, galloping, stumbling & tumbling
Bunbury, Henry William
London: R. Ackermann, 1825. Slipcased. Black slipcase, Black dj. Brown boards, white title block on spine. 201 pages, 26 unnumbered leaves of plates : color illustrations, color portrait. bookplate from previous owner on interior front cover. Includes the author's Annals of horsemanship, p. [77]-201. More
Georgians Revealed: Life, Style And The Making Of Modern Britain
Goff, Moira and John Goldfinch
London: The British Library, 2013. Hardcover. brown cloth boards w/ gilt spine printing. 168 pgs w/ color illustrations. glossy, pictorial dustjacket. content as follows: For over a hundred years (1714 - 1830) a King George sat on the British throne. It was a time of transformation, as cities grew, industry..... More
Scotland's Lost Houses
Gow, Ian
London: Aurum Press, 2006. Hardcover. Gray cloth boards with silver spine lettering, bw illustrated dust jacket with white and pale yellow lettering, pale blue spine with light yellow lettering, bw illustrated end pages, bw frontispiece, 192 pp, profusely illustrated in bw. "Ian Gow has selected twenty of Scotland's most important..... More
Scottish Country Houses, 1600-1914
Gow, Ian and Alistair Rowan (editors)
Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1995. Hardcover. Black cloth, gilt letters on spine, black & color illus. dust jacket, 353 pp., BW illus. A collection of 20 essays, "as twenty-six of Britain's leading architectural historians join forces in an examination of the Scottish country house in all its many guises. From..... More
The English Country House from the Archives of Country Life 1897-1939
Hall, Michael
London: Mitchell Beazley, 1994. Hardcover. Black cloth/boards. Gilt lettering. Bronze dj with bw photo and white lettering. 192 pp. with bw archival photos throughout. A unique and vivid insight into what has become known as the 'golden age' of the English country house, just prior to the First World War..... More
The Artist and the Country House: From the Fifteenth Century to the Present Day
Harris, James and Kimberly Kostival
London, England: Sotheyby's Publications, 1995. Softcover. yellow & pictorial wrappers w/ black printing. 184 pgs w/ 144 color plates. Wonderfully illustrated and annotated plates. More
As Hounds Ran: Four Centuries Of Foxhunting
Higginson, Henry A.
New York: Huntington Press, 1930. Hardcover. light red cloth w/ gilt tiling & designs; gilt spine printing. book xxviii, 240 pgs w/ bw plates. top edge red & gilt. Two slight splits to textblock; textblock and pages firm. Many unopened pages. A few pgs have sharp tears to edges from..... More
English Country Houses: Early Georgian 1715-1760; Mid Georgian 1760-1780; Late Georgian 1800-1840
Hussey, Christopher
Woodbridge, Suffolk, England: Antique Collectors' Club, 1988. Softcover. Three glossy, white, color-photographic, softcover volumes in color-photographic board slipcase, all with black lettering. 256 pp. with 463 bw images; 255 pp. with 507 images; and 255 pp. with 471 images, respectively. First published by Country Life between 1955 and 1958, these..... More
Yorkshire's Great Houses: Behind the Scenes
Ingilby, Thomas (Sir)
Skipton, North Yorkshire, England: Dalesman Publishing, 2005. Hardcover. Blue cloth/boards; silver lettering. Color-photographic dj with gold/black lettering on spine. 144 pp. full of color photos. Architecture, furnishing, inhabitants: life in Yorkshire and its great houses. Bolton Hall, Castle Howard, Allerton Park, Harewood House, Ripley Castle, Newby Hall and more. Jane..... More
Historic Houses of Pembrokeshire and Their Families
Jones, Francis et al.
Newport, Pembrokeshire: Brawdy Books, 1996. Hardcover. Crimson textured boards, gilt letters on spine, yellow & color illus. dust jacket, maps on flyleaves, 266 pp., BW illus. An in-depth study of the cultural landscape of the county of Pembrokeshire, Wales. "Some five hundred houses are described in fascinating detail, as well..... More
London's Country Houses (English Country Houses Series)
Knight, Caroline
Chichester, West Sussex, England: Phillimore, 2009. Hardcover. Navy cloth, gilt letters on spine, navy & color illus. dust jacket, maps on flyleaves, 396 pp., 289 BW and mild color illus. "From the late 15th century up until 1900, many of the prosperous upper and middle classes of London built much-loved..... More
Lincolnshire Country Houses & their Families (Part One and Part Two)
Leach, Terence R.
Dunholme, Lincoln: Laece Books, 1990-1991. Softcover. 2 vols. Glossy white & illus. wraps, 208 total pp., many BW illus. The full two-volume set of this exploration of country houses and estates in Lincolnshire, England. More than 50 are treated in these two books. Includes BW illustrations of the places and..... More
A Great Estate at Work: The Holkham estate and its inhabitants in the nineteenth century
Martins, Susanna Wade
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1980, 2008. digitally printed version; paperback re-issue. Softcover. Crimson & illus. wraps, 289 pp., BW illus. "The aim of the book is to show life and work on the Holkham estate, not only from the landlord's point of view, but also from that of the tenant..... More
The Scottish Chateau: The Country House of Renaissance Scotland
McKean, Charles
Phoenix Mill: Sutton Publishing, 2001. Hardcover. Black cloth, gilt letters on spine, blue & color illus. dust jacket, 312 pp., many BW illus. "It has long been held that the Scottish chateaux, perhaps the best known of Scottish buildings, were castles, defensive strongholds built in a country where the Renaissance..... More
Phoenix Mill: Sutton Publishing, 2001. Softcover. Color-photographic wraps with white lettering on spine. 312 pp. with a few color plates and many bw illustrations. "It has long been held that the Scottish chateaux, perhaps the best known of Scottish buildings, were castles, defensive strongholds built in a country where the..... More
Great Houses of Scotland
Montgomery-Massingberd, Hugh
New York: Rizzoli, 1997. Hardcover. Blue cloth/boards; gilt lettering; decorative end papers. 272 pp. with more than 300 color photos. glossy pictorial dustjacket w/ blue spine; white printing. Presents 26 historic castles and manors in the land of ancient legene that inspired Sir Walter Scott and Shakespeare's Macbeth. The selection..... More
New York: Rizzoli, 1997. Hardcover. Blue cloth/boards; gilt lettering; decorative end papers. 272 pp. with more than 300 color photos. no dustjacket. Presents 26 historic castles and manors in the land of ancient legene that inspired Sir Walter Scott and Shakespeare's Macbeth. The selection of houses reflects the development of..... More
Manor Houses of England
Montgomery-Massingberd, Hugh and Christopher Simon Sykes
New York: The Vendome Press, 2001. Hardcover. Navy cloth/boards; gilt lettering. Color-photographic dj with white lettering on blue spine. Oversize and heavy. 256 pp. with 300 color illus. Covers 40 manor houses, each one beautifully photographed and accompanied by text describing the families that created these marvelous homes centuries ago..... More
Boughton House: The English Versailles
Murdoch, Tessa (editor)
London: Faber and Faber Limited, 1992. Hardcover. Dark blue cloth, gilt letters on spine and front cover, color pictorial dust jacket, illus. flyleaves, 240 pp., BW & color illus. A collection of 18 thematic and illustrated essays and four appendices about this edifice. "Boughton House [in Northamptonshire] is one of..... More
The English Manor House from the Archives of Country Life
Musson, Jeremy
London: Aurum Press, 1999. Hardcover. Black cloth/boards. Gilt lettering. Light blue dj with bw photo and white lettering. Bw illustrated flyleaves, 192 pp. with 200 bw archival photos. A history of several of England's smaller country houses, written using a century of articles from Country Life and illustrated by 200..... More
The Counties Of Chester, Derby, Leicester, Lincoln, And Rutland, Illustrated
Noble, Thomas and Thomas Rose
London, Paris, and New York: Fisher, Son & Co., 1836. Hardcover. brown textured boards w/ leather spine & corners. spine w/ five raised bands & gilt printing. 76 pgs w/ 32 plates. all edges gilt. Counted only 32 of 36 pages of plates; frontpiece intact. Tissue-guards intact, though tanned and..... More
Three letters to the Right Honourable the Earl of Liverpool, on the distresses of agriculture in the United Kingdom
Sourton, Baron William Joseph
London: J. Mawman, 1822. Hardcover. Blue and gray binding with paper spine label. 299 pp. Deckled edges. Pages uncut. "In which the influence of these distresses on our manufactures, trade, and commerce is considered, as well as the justice, policy, and necessity, of legislative relief. With observations on cash payments..... More
England's Lost Houses: From the Archives of Country Life
Worsley, Giles
London: Aurum Press, 2002. Hardcover. Black cloth boards with gilt lettering on spine, bw illustrated dust jacket, bw illustrated end pages, 192 pp, profusely illustrated throughout in bw. "Of all the photographs in Country Life's archive, none are more poignant than the images of houses that have been lost. In..... More


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Postscript to "A Plague of Hopelessly Inept Demands and Declarations"
By Anna Von Reitz
I said something that wasn't quite correct in the prior post -- "A Plague of Hopelessly Inept Demands and Declarations"--- because I didn't touch on things that happened after the time period we were discussing when the "United States of America" first reared its head.
I said that there was no country called "United States of America" and no National Trust established under that name, and at the time period we were talking about, that is true---- but circa 1900-1904, that changed.
The Insular States and District of Columbia joined together to form a country called "United States of America", sometimes referred to as "United States of America (Minor)" early last century.
The United States of America (Minor) is populated by United States Citizens who are all British Subjects operating as a democracy. The Island of Puerto Rico has opted to be a Commonwealth within this union of "American states".
The United States of America Minor has a land jurisdiction represented by the ten square miles of the District of Columbia and the land holdings of the Insular Island "states" that are part of this separate and foreign country.
It's "citizens" are allowed to roam freely around the fifty American states as "residents" here to provide essential government services.
To serve their "citizens" who are "residents" here they have set up their "State of State" franchises, which are all foreign states with respect to us.
The "State of Florida" is a corporate franchise of the old United States of America.
The "STATE OF FLORIDA" is a corporate franchise of the UNITED STATES, INC.,
And all of these so-called "inchoate" corporate franchise "states" are foreign with respect to you and your organic states of the Union. Literally foreign.
So also are the people functioning as either "United States Citizens" or as "citizens of the United States" ----- all technically foreigners, all either presumed to be federal or "federated state" employees, or federal dependents--- and operating under foreign law and in foreign jurisdictions with respect to you and your actual, factual states of the Union.
So, yes, Virginia---and Ron--- there is now a country called the United States of America (Minor) and it has a seat of government in the District of Columbia which is defined as the "State of New Columbia" for the purposes of the "union" formed by the "American states" that are part of the United States of America (Minor).
And I trust that the magnitude of the confusion and corruption caused by all this abuse of deceptively similar names is now becoming painfully apparent, along with the outrages and usurpations and disservice we American State Nationals have suffered because of it.
And this somewhat alters some of the presumptions that MIGHT be made with regard to the proliferation of Demands and Declarations that are pouring forth all of a sudden.
From what I am reading I surmise that most, if not all, of these heartfelt diatribes are coming from disoriented American State Nationals operating under false assumptions of citizenship and being part of the "United States of America"----- but it could be possible that at least some of this is coming from people who truly understand that they are "United States Citizens" living in the inchoate states of the United States of America, Inc.----and who are fed up with it.
But in either case, it still presents itself as people who have no standing to complain against their employers----just different groups doing the same thing.
See this article and over 400 others on Anna's website here:www.annavonreitz.com
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Posted by Paul Stramer at 12:40 PM
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James Pansini October 28, 2016 at 11:28 PM
Lets reduce this to the lowest common denominator....
UNITED STATES(or any derivative thereof) =
"THE FORUM STATE"(or STATE OF THE FORUM).
Simply right!!!!
James Pansini October 29, 2016 at 12:11 AM
Lets pretend for a minute that I decide to move to a country that only speaks spanish. Should I expect a whole country to learn English just so I can communicate with them.. NO. You know that isnt reasonable. If im going to live there, im am going to have to learn their language in order to communicate with them....RIGHT!?. Well its the same thing when you enter one of our courts. They are foreign courts with a different language....its called legalese. And it is as different as English is to Spanish. Thats why they have their own dictionary(Blacks Law). A judge doesnt understand America(major) and America(minor). He never learned it that way in school. But he does understand what you mean when you learn his language and properly state in correctly as he learned it....THE FORUM STATE(where contracts are formed). Now you have his attention. How else do you expect him to understand you when hes speaking a different language with words that have completely different definitions than Websters that is the language you learned from. The smart person would learn the foreigners language if he hopes to communicate with someone in a foreign country(Forum). I hate to say it, but part of our responsability now is to buy a copy of BLACKS LAW DICTIONARY and start learning their language. I used to go through it randomly all the time. Its amazing how simple words we take for granted, are defined completely different in their language. Its a book that should be in every house, right next to your bible. Because thats theirs. No good General ever goes into battle without knowing something, or as much as possible about his enemy, before he even tries.
cubesphere October 29, 2016 at 9:19 AM
By taking thought, can you add one cubit to your stature? Resist not evil. This is as simple as it gets. Knowledge has its opposite in ignorance and there is no freedom in polarity.
James Pansini October 29, 2016 at 1:33 PM
cubesphere 1: Your absoluty right. Separation has been mankinds problem from the beginning. There can only be peace through the higher "consciouseness" of "oneness". Realizing we are all connected to something higher than ourselfs. In fact, according to people high up the military rank who speak on KFI "coast to coast" radio, who have direct contact with aliens(ET's) tell us their craft are flown only by consciouseness. Now tell me how to achieve "Oneness" and a "higher consciouseness" when 90% of the people on this site still support the polarity of "professional sports". Its about time we all supported a bill that outlaws ALL PROFESSIONAL SPORTS" and penalties of life imprissionment for even taking part in it at all. But none of you want that....DO YOU!!!! GO RAMS!!!!
Everytime I talk about Professional Sports as our hidden "Real Evil" that needs to be eliminated before we can move foreward, it winds up being the last thing said on the site....WHY. You want a free America, but you still want to promote competion and the hegleion theory of "Divide and Conquer" that professional sports epitomizes. You cant have it both ways. Choose...freedom or division. But then dont f#$@ing complain about being slaves anymore!!!!
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As the U.S. surpasses 400,000 deaths from COVID-19, we must listen to public health
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Statement from APHA Executive Director Georges C. Benjamin, MD
Today we mourn the enormous loss of 400,000 Americans from COVID-19. In response to this grim milestone, we must reboot as a nation and heed proven public health guidance to proactively combat the continued spread of the virus.
For nearly a year, public health officials across the U.S. have worked to slow the spread in their communities by implementing thorough, science-based plans, which, if followed, could have mitigated the horrid consequences of this public health crisis. Unfortunately, many of our nation's leaders responded sluggishly and delivered politically motivated misinformation. Silencing expert-led advice and leaving the door open to ambiguities have clearly proven fatal, have contributed to the nearly 24 million confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country and have hurt our nation's identity as a world leader in public health.
However, the arrival of a new administration with an aggressive outline of federal guidance, action and transparency, offers hope of a light at the end of this treacherous tunnel. While we work to vaccinate Americans in the coming months, we must not collectively let our guard down. It is still critical that we all continue to do our part: wear a mask, practice physical distancing, wash our hands and get vaccinated when it's available to you. Let's work together and stay the course so can we finally bring this public health tragedy to an end.
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ERIC (Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)) may reap gains as insiders became active recently
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Following these proceedings, Goldman downgraded its Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) [ERIC] rating to a Sell from a a Neutral in a research note published on Tuesday, January 24, 2023; the price target was decreased to $4.90 from $6.60. PT values the company's stock at a premium of -16.94 to its Tuesday closing price. A number of analysts have revised their coverage, including Exane BNP Paribas's analysts, who decreased its forecast for the stock in early January from "an Outperform" to "a Neutral". Morgan Stanley began covering ERIC with "an Equal-weight" recommendation on November 08, 2022. Goldman revised its rating on October 24, 2022. It rated ERIC as "a Neutral" which previously was an "a Buy".
Price Performance Review of ERIC
On Tuesday, Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) [NASDAQ:ERIC] saw its stock fall -1.88% to $5.73. On the same session, the stock had its day's lowest price of $5.71, but rose to a high of $5.795. Over the last five days, the stock has lost -5.45%. Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) shares have fallen nearly -1.88% since the year began. Nevertheless, the stocks have fallen -47.96% over the past one year. While a 52-week high of $12.78 was reached on 01/12/23, a 52-week low of $5.16 was recorded on 01/20/23. SMA at 50 days reached $6.10, while 200 days put it at $6.98. A total of 15.18 million shares were traded, compared to the trading of 26.36 million shares in the previous session.
Levels Of Support And Resistance For ERIC Stock
The 24-hour chart illustrates a support level at 5.70, which if violated will result in even more drops to 5.66. On the upside, there is a resistance level at 5.78. A further resistance level may holdings at 5.83. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the 14-day chart is 41.48, which indicates neutral technical sentiment, while the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) stands at -0.24, which suggests price will go down in the next trading period. Percent R suggests that price movement has been bearish at 75.27%. Stochastics %K at 26.88% indicates the stock is a holding.
How much short interest is there in Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)?
A steep rise in short interest was recorded in Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) stocks on Oct 13, 2022, dropping by -0.75 million shares to a total of 5.43 million shares. Yahoo Finance data shows the prior-month short interest on Sep 14, 2022 was 6.18 million shares. There was a decline of -13.81%, which implies that there is a negative sentiment for the stock.
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) [ERIC] – Who Are The Largest Shareholders?
In filings from PRIMECAP Management Co., it is revealed that the company now owns 82,414,721 shares, or roughly 2.68% of the outstanding ERIC shares. In other words, the investor's shares have fallen by -6,936,556 from its previous 13-F filing of 89351277.0. Additionally, Hotchkis & Wiley Capital Manageme increased 6.81% of its stake after which the total value it holdings stand at $243,793,428, while SRB Corp. added 22.94% of its stake to hold $106.17 million in the firm. Over the last quarter, Insight North America LLC purchased 3,392,270 shares of Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ), while Folketrygdfondet bought 2,499,017 shares. At present, Columbia Management Investment Ad is holding 10,483,356 shares valued at $61.22 million. Arrowstreet Capital LP owned 9,474,023 shares of the company at the time of its most recent 13F filing, worth $55.33 million.
According to FactSet, Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)'s share price will average $7.15 in the next year, based on opinions of analysts polled by the firm. This is up nearly 24.66 percent from its previous closing price of $5.84. Analysts expect Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) stock to reach the higher price of $10.28, while the lowest price estimate is $4.85. However, 30 analysts have rated ERIC stock as a Hold in their predictions for 2023. The most recent change occurred on October 13, 2022 when Barclays began covering the stock and recommended '"an Overweight"' rating.
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A Voodoo Possession
Starring: Danny Trejo
Distributor: Signature Entertainment
Certificate: 15
Having lost both his job and his apartment, Aiden is persuaded by his ex-girlfriend – a TV journalist – and her crew to accompany her to Haiti to discover what has become of his younger brother. Cody, a doctor specialising in psychiatry, moved to the country after a devastating earthquake struck. He turned an abandoned building into a psychiatric hospital in an attempt to help the affected people. But when he suddenly went missing, many detractors felt he had absconded with the money he had been given for research and facilities. Very soon they find film footage with Cody and a possessed local called The Happy Man, who is prone to bouts of extreme violence. The building harbours the gateway to the demon dimension, and the only way to get Cody back is to follow him there. But dramatic re-enactments of his uncovered traumatic childhood plague Aiden, until he is forced to save himself and his brother from The Tormentor...
Not that I received a retail copy of this release, but a small picture shows that the cover is extremely misleading. There is a picture of the most well-known name in the film, Danny Trejo. He has a snake around him and spiders on his shirt. There is no scene depicting this event in the movie. Furthermore, the marketing blurb synopsis describes Trejo as a man searching for his brother. They obviously have the characters mixed up, as he isn't one of the brothers but a man working at the psychiatric hospital who helps Cody, and teaches him a little about the Voodoo religion, so that he can greater understand his patients. In fact, his character, Kross, is the first one to tell the others that the building is cursed. However, although it's always good to see Danny Trejo, the best character by far is Duane, one of the film crew, who at first seems rather selfish and shallow but is much more defined – not to mention being an occasional light relief.
There doesn't appear to be much meat on the bone here, and the below-standard acting certainly doesn't help matters. The entering of the spirit world to find Cody is simply a means to an end plot device to allow Aiden to relive all the bad memories which had been blocked-out by a hypnotism organised by his mother, who later committed suicide. I've seen horror films before which involve the protagonist arriving almost by accident at an event that turns out to revolve around them. There's a little of that situation here, and Aiden relives his memories with a bland, almost careless expression.
I did like the final scene which is played-out in the demon world version of the house's basement and, in particular The Tormentor, which is a representation of Cody's guild – now attempting transference to Aiden, now that he knows the truth.
So, this film has some redeeming features, but is otherwise pretty standard fair. At least there are no close encounters with zombies of the lumbering kind.
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The Apple AirPods Max make mobile meetings easier to hear no matter where the listener sits.
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Review: The Apple AirPods Max Are a Game Changer for Meetings
These easy-to-use headphones add power to the listening experience.
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In the digital workplace, headphones are an essential tool for fostering effective communication, especially given the bifurcated nature of our new working norm.
Headphones once attracted more attention within the media and gaming sectors than among public and private sector businesses. But now they've earned a center role in the post-pandemic government office, especially for federal employees with hybrid schedules who are still working from home a portion of the time.
It's clear that federal work will continue to include virtual and hybrid environments for the foreseeable future. A June memo from the White House provided guidelines for agencies that want to provide employees with the flexibility to work both in the office and at home.
For agency leaders and managers, the next step will be to determine how to improve productivity and drive engagement within a hybrid workforce. The Apple AirPods Max headphones can be a game changer, making mobile meetings easier to hear no matter where the listener sits.
While the AirPods Max allow for noise canceling — a critical feature in noisy offices and homes — the headphones also include a transparency mode. This makes more ambient sound audible to users who may need to hear what's going on around them while they're on calls.
A Wireless Headset That's Easy to Connect and Pair
Some people reject wireless headsets because they're often difficult to set up and configure compared with simply plugging in wired headphones. However, Apple broke down that barrier with the AirPods Max, making them extremely easy to use.
In fact, as soon as the headphones are removed from their case, the user's nearby iPhone (or other Apple device) immediately detects them and starts the pairing process. It's even simpler than plugging in a wired headset.
After the initial setup, the AirPods' great design continues to impress. Lightweight and comfortable, they are hardly noticeable when worn. And unlike earbud-style models, they cup the ears cozily.
At 6.6 by 7.4 inches and weighing 13.6 ounces, Apple AirPods Max headphones are heavier and larger than many competitors, but even at that size, the soft cushions over the ears put their surface area to good use by supporting the headphones for long-lasting comfort.
Many of these design advantages stem from the milled aluminum casing, which consists of soft mesh ear padding wrapped around a metal headband, creating a refined feeling that surpasses that of its more expensive competitors. I was impressed with the headphones' overall quality and feel; plus, the AirPods' replaceable magnetic ear cups are easy to obtain and remount without having to buy a whole new unit, should they ever fail.
Even Silence Sounds Terrific with Good Headphones
The best headphones offer solid sound and effective noise cancellation. The AirPods Max do this with amazing highs and a tight bass that supports natural midtones. No matter what timbre of voice users have, the AirPods will make sure that every word is clear.
The AirPods were reviewed for three weeks with hundreds of online and phone meetings. Never once did the sound quality suffer, and no time was lost due to technical difficulties; I could always hear what everyone in the virtual room was saying.
Just as impressive, however, was what I didn't hear. Working at home with three kids, two dogs, a cat and nowhere to hide is a recipe for disaster when hosting conference calls. Yet the smaller, second button on the headset — right next to the wheel on the right earpiece — activates noise cancellation that shuts out the outside world.
Apple also offers an EQ setting within the Music settings that provides additional options to improve the sound specifically for calls. These slight modifications go a long way to improving the sound profile.
Another game changer is the spatial audio feature. Along with what Apple calls "dynamic head tracking," spatial audio provides theaterlike sound in a 360-degree space that makes you feel like you are in the room with your colleagues. It's a neat experience to hear such quality in an online meeting.
When working from home, one of the most frequent features I used was Transparency Mode. The same button that initiates noise cancellation also triggers a mode that lets you hear most things around you, while the sound from the headphones remains clear. It's a brilliant tool for making sure your children are behaving while you're in your virtual meeting.
Easy to Control Volume From Earphone
I also liked the placement of the volume knob, which is located on the top of the right earphone. It's a convenient spot that makes adjustments easy and intuitive without having to use a remote control device.
The knob is designed as a wheel for volume adjustment, but it can also be pressed like a button to answer or disconnect calls.
Working from home or in less-than-ideal conditions may be the new normal for federal workers. The new AirPods Max can help make those spaces a little more comfortable and a lot more professional.
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Financial Times – Debate over Catalan secession hots up
October 2, 2012 | Filed under: News L | Posted by: JSG
Parties opposed to independence for Catalonia are heading for a heavy defeat in a snap parliamentary election in November, according to opinion polls, with the prospect of a referendum on secession from Spain sharply polarising the political debate in the region.
The polls are the first since Artur Mas, the Catalan president, shocked Spain and unnerved financial markets last week with a call for early regional elections. Mr Mas has held out a promise of a referendum on secession from Spain on the heels of a mass-independence rally last month. Most constitutional experts consider a referendum on secession illegal under Spain's constitution.
The Catalan Socialist, and conservative Popular party, both running on anti-independence tickets, however, look set for heavy losses.
One poll, for El Periodico, the Catalan daily, suggested Mr Mas' centre-right party, Convergència i Unió, would not achieve an absolute majority, a scenario that would increase the political leverage for Catalonia's two pro-independence minority parties.
The poll suggested the separatist Republican Left of Catalonia, may add up to eight more seats to the 10 it already holds while the Catalan Socialist and Popular parties could each lose up to a quarter of their seats.
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But now the deed is done, and I have to face the consequences. He says he just wants to hold me here until the police come, but it's been hours and I'm still here.
The only person I have to talk to is Johann, and I tell him dark, shameful secrets—secrets that involve the metal around my wrist and him standing over me. But I can't stop. I need him to know everything. I need him.
Johann has his own secrets—ones he wants to tell me too. And more than anything, I want to listen. And maybe, before he sends me away, he'll punish me.


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Q: bluetooth keeps turning off in 19.04 after physically and manually turning off bluetooth device, any fix to this? I keep having my bluetooth turned off in ubuntu 19.04. it happens if I physically turn off or disconnect my Bluetooth speaker. Bluetooth in ubuntu 19.04 won't turn on even if the slider is on "on" mode.  I have to restart ubuntu several times to make it work. I already reinstalled Bluetooth but still, it happens.
anybody here who has the same problem or have a fix for it?
thanks :)

A: Try rfkill (man rfkill)
hard vs soft block

Bluetooth in ubuntu 19.04 won't turn on even if the slider is on "on" mode.

There are two kinds of blocking radiodevices: hard and soft

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*You can check events of your device using rfkill event

*You can check state of your device(s) using rfkill list
rfkill

rfkill is a small userspace tool to query the state of the rfkill switches, buttons and subsystem interfaces. Some devices come with a hard switch that lets you kill different types of RF radios: 802.11 / Bluetooth / NFC / UWB / WAN / WIMAX / FM. Some times these buttons may kill more than one RF type. The Linux kernel rfkill subsystem exposes these hardware buttons and lets userspace query its status and set its status through a /dev/rfkill. Given that at times some RF devices do not have hardware rfkill buttons rfkill the Linux kernel also exposes software rfkill capabilities that allows userspace to mimic a hardware rfkill event and turn on or off RF. (source)

rfkill event

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*Open terminal

*Run command rfkill event

*Try to switch your device on|off

*Some command output should appear

rfkill list

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*Open terminal

*Run command rfkill list

*You'll see states of your devices

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*the command is rfkill event.

A: I have the same problem while using bluetooth headset but reloading kernel modules can make it work without restarting.
$ sudo rmmod btusb
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