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Vu Visitor application sends you an email with all information about your website visitor once somebody visited your page. It is an ASP code that can be simply added to your website page and you will get emails with IP address, time, all user and server details. Tracked visitor will not know about this trick. This information will be very helpful for analysis and statistics your web page needs. No database needed (however, you can easily modify the code to use database). Simple installation. ASP and CDONTS component on your server is required.
We developed a revolutionary script which translates every website into 11 most popular foreign languages in the world (besides English, of course). Yes, you hear it right! Your website is automatically translated into 11 additional languages, and the translation is automatically displayed to the user. The script will create thousands of unique pages targeted to international users. All these pages will be created automatically, without the need for any work on your part. These pages will bring targeted international visitors to your website.
Optimization of the website refers to the mixture of all those techniques and tools which boosts the traffic on your website. An online website gets famous and its trustworthiness even boosts as lots of people land on its web pages. This is through possible just when the site is fully optimized according to the definite parameters of the popular and successful search engine such as Google. The process of website optimization takes proper time and slowly shows results. For the process of website optimization, these definite things have to be kept in your mind.
Website uptime monitoring software monitors website down status due to many various reasons including Host not Found, Server Not Found, Connection Failed, Low Bandwidth, Low Connectivity Network Status etc. Website status checker tool monitors and analyze different website parameters that shows how your website responds to web browser, measurements are made by ping status, uptime or downtime status of your website. If your website is down or responding slowly it can quickly cost you money, real time site monitoring utility monitors 24X7 status of your websites and notifies to you immediately if any problems occur.
Translate your website into 11 languages! Well, now you can! We developed a revolutionary script which translates every website into 11 most popular foreign languages in the world (besides English, of course). Yes, you hear it right! Your website is automatically translated into 11 additional languages, and the translation is automatically displayed to the user. This means that:• Search engines will index 10 times more pages on your website...• You will get a lot of traffic from international users.
Ultimate Submitter Kit is a powerful promotion software that can help you to promote Websites, Software products and RSS Feeds on the web. It includes an Website Submitter, PAD Submitter, Feed Submitter and a free Sitemap Ping tool. Use a powerful tool to promote an web site on the web, submit your site to web directories, submit your RSS feed in feed directories, promote your software product pad file in download sites. This application is easy to use with an intuitive interface, available in several languages??.
E-Rank Booster is a complete software designed to enable you to time out the incredible popularity and visits on your website from different geographical locations. With E-Rank Booster you will be able to optimize your keywords, traffic, mail, domain and increase your website visits in a few clicks..
Advanced sever downtime tracking program runs in background and keep an eye on website working on internet. Web server monitor software is used to examine availability of website located on remote servers. Website traffic analyzer program keeps constant watch on website down time, uptime, response time, ping status etc with real date and time details. Web server monitor software allows users to create and track multiple profiles to examine website performance. Website observer application is specially designed and developed to monitor web servers, internet protocols and other web based application.
Are you not satisfied how your website or application looks like? Do you use customary free icons that thousands of other webmasters and programmers already utilize in their projects? Want your product to stand out and look better then your competitors to generate more sales? Then check out these professional stock icon collections created by world's most known icon designers that made AWicons Pro! There are over 190 icons and small graphics elements with every imaginable theme - folders, printers, scanners, monitors, hearts, gadgets and other objects.
Are you not satisfied how your website or application looks like? Do you use customary free icons that thousands of other webmasters and programmers already utilize in their projects? Want your product to stand out and look better then your competitors to generate more sales? Then check out these professional stock icon collections created by world's most known icon designers that made AWicons Pro! There are over 175 icons and small graphics elements with every imaginable theme - folders, printers, scanners, monitors, hearts, gadgets and other objects.
Are you not satisfied how your website or application looks like? Do you use customary free icons that thousands of other webmasters and programmers already utilize in their projects? Want your product to stand out and look better then your competitors to generate more sales? Then check out these professional stock icon collections created by world's most known icon designers that made AWicons Pro! There are over 500 icons and small graphics elements with every imaginable theme - folders, printers, scanners, monitors, hearts, gadgets and other objects.
Xlogan is a tool for generating statistics from your web site log files. These statistics can reveal a lot of useful information about your website, such as which sites are linking to you, what search terms people use to find your site, how often each file is downloaded, what countries your visitors come from, and much more. Find out how many visitors your website has, and which web browsers they use. Find out how much bandwidth your site is using, and which files use the most. Xlogan's graphs show you how many visitors you get each day and each hour, so you can see when your website is busiest.
LiveSupportZone allows you provide live help and live customer pre-sales support in real-time directly from your website. Using LiveSupportZone, visitors can engage in online dialog with the Online operator and the operator also can communicate with any visitor in automatic and manual modes. Increase sales and customer satisfaction Live Help & Live Support would add great value to your products and services. You would see how your website visitors are browsing your website in a real-time. Live Chat with website visitors turns them into clients, adds confidence and assurance that they are at the correct place.
Servertest lets you monitor how a web server responds to requests for web pages over a long period time Servertest is a command prompt utility which was designed to help you monitor how a web server responds to requests for web pages over a long period time. It sends periodic HTTP GET requests to one or more URLs in order to get an indication of the average response time and pattern of timeouts for each. The results of each poll are displayed on the screen and optionally logged to a file. Each time the program is run it can "restart" from where it left off to continue to accumulate statistics calculated with running totals.


A couple of weeks ago I read the first book of the 'Themis Files' trilogy by Sylvain Neuvel and was blown away by the original story. In some cases I find that sequels to an original story might not be bad but have a hard time reaching the same level of storytelling and content of the previous book. So I was wondering how it would be in this case.
The second book of the trilogy, 'Waking Gods' continues where the first book ended. 10 years later, another giant alien robot suddenly appears in London and just sits there, doing nothing for a few days. People are getting nervous and start doing stupid things and things pretty much start going downhill from there. The storytelling is quite the opposite, however, and I had an even harder time putting this book down than the first one. I'm glad that I started reading the book during a few days vacation so I didn't have to compromise on my sleeping hours to finish the book.
I won't go further into the details of the plot but suffice it to say that after the first third of the book it become obvious that this is not going down utopia way. In general, I don't like dystopian science fiction so I'm glad things only started to turn this way in the second book as I would otherwise not have picked up the first book in the first place. But there is still some hope and I'll let you decide for yourself if the ending is more utopian or dystopian. Like the first book, the end is sort of a cliffhanger but the story has enough of a closure to wait a few days before going for the final volume in the trilogy.


A topical (ophthalmic) cardioselective Beta 1-adrenergic blocker for treatment of glaucoma.
teratogenic in animals at maternal toxic doses causing skeletal and visceral anomalies.
Uses of some beta blockers during second and third trimesters can cause intrauterine growth retardation and persistent neonatal beta- blockade.
No data for this agent in human pregnancy.
No data available but exposed infants should be observed for symptoms of beta-blockade.


Brilliant! I love Ron Paul – the man's a genius and a hero of the American people – respect.
There are always solutions; however, lack of courage and leadership will result in this administration taking the easy way out. They will run and hide when the chips fall down.
Not 100% sure what you are talking. But the debt limit was set up because Congress wanted to control the debt the US owes the Fed for many reasons: unConstitutional, fraud, rip off. Bottom line. Most of our Debt Limit money is owed the Fed, like $10 Trillion or more. This $10T should be cancelled or defaulted yesterday. Not only would defaulting on this fraudulent debt save a massive amount of interest paid these thieves each year, probably $500 B or so most importantly it would stop the money to these crooks used to make war on the USA. Hope everyone knows the Fed is privately owned by Rothschilds Rockefellers ect and charges the US taxpayer for loaning us dollars, our own money and make billions out of this scam, extortion.


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Page 63, 10th July 1970 — Liquid cleaner
A highly concentrated liquid industrial cleaner which is soluble in both water and conventional solvents has been developed by DCMC. Known as DCMC 62-11C it is suitable as a general-purpose cleaner in a range of dilutions for walls, floors, plastics, vinyl and fabrics.
Where extra degreasing capacity is needed a portable spray-pump pack is available for diluting and applying the cleaner. For bodywork cleaning 2oz per gal of water is satisfactory and it can be rinsed off "spot free". For cleaning and degreasing engines DCMC 62-11C is sprayed on and allowed to soak for 10 minutes before rinsing off.
The cleaner is sold in 300z bottles or bulk drums of 1, 5 and 45gal.
Made by: DCMC Manufacturing Ltd, 116 Brampton Road, Knightsbridge, London SW3. PRICE: 12, 30oz bottles (2.25gal} and spray applicators, £9 5s, £1 15s for 1gal; £6 5s for 5gal; £41 for 45gal.
Locations: Brampton

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Have you heard of "Old Tom Gin"? It's a style of gin that tends to have less dryness and more richness than a London Dry, that most people are used to. An English Victorian gin first enjoyed in 19th Century England, Hayman's take on Old Tom combines a citrus and juniper character, yet there is a sense of sweetness throughout. If you are unfamiliar with Old Tom, this is a great way to start!
Hayman's recommend that you try out a traditional Victorian food pairing with Hayman's Old Tom Gin and Jersey oysters. The slight sweetness of the gin perfectly matches the oysters' natural sweetness and contrasts with the oysters' salty finish.
A rather unique offering here and one that gives a gin experience with a twist! Olfactory is the new sensory-inspired range developed by That Boutique-y Gin Company in partnership with perfume specialist Odette Toilette.
This Fresh Rain gin is inspired by the science of petrichor (the smell of summer rain), the botanicals include beetroot and edible clay, used to conjure the scent of geosmin (that earthy taste in beets). With its grassy, citrus, earthy scent, this stuff actually smells like fresh rain. A totally new and exciting experience for us, we loved the concept of petrichor as inspiration for an earthy gin, and we think it delivers!
Muddle a pinch of oregano in a highball glass.
Add gin, ice & a few melon cubes.
A multi-award-winning gin, Bathtub Gin is hand produced in small batches using a traditional method known as cold compounding and therefore it's very different to the other gins in this guide.
This process means that no distillation takes places and the gin is essentially infused and then filtered. The botanicals such as juniper, coriander, clove, and orange peel are left to infuse in the high-quality pot-distilled grain spirit. The result is a gin with vibrant botanical flavours with a memorable taste and unique flavour. For us, we like the earthiness of the botanicals here! To ramp up the uniqueness further, the bottle is presented in the form of an old apothecary medicine bottle, adorned with brown paper, string and sealed by wax.
One of the best gins of the bunch, this gin claims to be an ode to the wild beauty of the Golden State. Inspired by the land and sea of California, you will get botanical notes from Douglas fir, California bay laurel, coastal sage. Very aromatic and with a lot of character, this is a very memorable and exciting gin.
Aromas of dark plum preservatives, fresh minty and spicy notes with some clove hints. Complex and persistent bouquet.
Balanced on the palate, with velvety tannins full of character, in harmony with the fruit that is the protagonist in an intense and elegant finish.
The House of Billecart-Salmon has an excellent pedigree when it comes to producing a knock out champagnes! This stunning Brut Rose has been created with all of the house's experience (seven generations, no less!) and passion in each drop. The Brut Rosé is a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier and Pinot Noir vinified as red wine.
Perfectly pink, exuberant and pale, there are flecks of gold throughout and elegant rising bubbles. A bouquet of red fruits and hints of citrus is an instant crowd pleaser for connoisseurs and coiffeurs alike. On the palate, there is a lovely light flavour, with elegance and class. A lingering taste of raspberries lends a touch of freshness.
Ideal for any occasion (if it was left up to us) or best suited to memorable moments and celebrations. The house recommends it accompany wild salmon or sushi! It also compliments desserts too, especially those with red fruit flavours.
Elegant, light and full of refined summer flavours.
Kraken Spiced Rum is a classy act. Not only is the bottle striking, but the super smooth aged rum is one of our favourites in this price range. The Kraken Rum is aged for 12 to 24 months and blended with 11 spices including cinnamon, ginger and cloves to create a strong, rich and dark smooth Rum.
What makes this such a special rum is the way the back story is carried through the packaging and into each drop.


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The Partner
A shy young student, thwarted by the girl he loves, creates a bolder, more debonaire alter-ego for himself.
Gerard Glaister
Yoko Tani
Lin Siyan
Guy Doleman
Wayne Douglas
Ewan Roberts
Detective Inspector Simons
Mark Eden
Richard Webb
Anthony Booth
Buddy Forrester
Patchogue, New York, opening: 27 Apr 1966
Merton Park Studios
Schoenfeld Film Distributing Corp.
Based on the novel The Million Dollar Story by Edgar Wallace (London, 1926).
Color (Technicolor)
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
Charles Briers, an accountant working on a delicate financial deal with film producer Wayne Douglas, is found murdered and a large sum of money missing. Under suspicion by Detective Inspector Simons are Lin Siyan, star of Douglas' new film, who is involved in the deal with Douglas; Helen, Douglas' wife; her brother, Buddy; and Douglas himself. Helen has already hired a private detective, Richard Webb, to keep an eye on her husband, whom she suspects of infidelity, and when Douglas becomes aware of Webb's efficiency, he hires him to find the lost money. An attempt on Douglas' life is made, and as he recuperates in the hospital, he begins to piece together clues and reaches the same conclusions as Inspector Simons: that Briers had been planning to swindle Wayne but the mastermind behind the crime is none other than detective Webb.
Helen Lindsay
Helen Douglas
Noel Johnson
Charles Briers
Denis Holmes
Sergeant Rigby
John Forgeham
Adrian Marlowe
Virginia Wetherell
Yvette Wyatt
John Forbes-robertson
Brian Haines
Earle Green
Neil Wilson
Guy Standeven
Counterhand
Norma Parnell
Day nurse
Brian Blamey
Bernard Ebbinghouse
Music & Musicic Director
Jack Greenwood
Derek Holding
Scott Macgregor
John Roddick
Bernardo Bertolucci's Partner on DVD
If showing an anti-Vietnam poster being plastered on a tree could make a film into a counterculture hit, Bernardo Bertolucci's Partner would be a masterpiece. This interminable exercise in abstract theatrics and irrational characters is probably a rarity for good reason; it plays as if it had been deconstructed into its constituent parts: Shouting fanatics, doppelgänger hijinks and revolutionary rhetoric. Pierre Clémenti's crazed acting teacher spends most of the movie spouting non-sequitur lines at the camera, which roams the streets of Rome but never really grasps the nature of the revolution it wishes to celebrate.
The No Shame DVD label proves its fidelity to the entire spectrum of Italian cinema by presenting Partner (often spelled without explanation with a period at the end) in a handsome two-disc package with a second feature film by Bertolucci disciple Edoardo Bruno.
Synopsis: Acting teacher Giaccobe (Pierre Clémenti) gets tired of talking to himself and invents a personal double, Giaccobe 2. The two of them have bizarre discussions while Giaccobe brings the madness of life into his classes. His private life is even more insane...he murders a piano student (John Ohettoplace) and crashes a fellow professor's party to see his imagined sweetheart Clara (Stefania Sandrelli). Giaccobe's behavior becomes more politically charged and absurdist as he romps in soapsuds to a rock song. He eventually loses control of his students when he takes them out in the Rome sun to rehearse / perform.
Behaving like a spy, nervous Giaccobe stakes out a building from a café across the street and then sneaks over to shoot a student pianist in the head. Giaccobe's motions and gestures throughout the film often have a tentative or jerky quality, as if the 'double' were inside him and interfering with his actions. When Giaccobe 2 finally appears, the pair of neurotics argues and we really can't tell one from another. If there is an explanation to Giaccobe's Jekyll-Hyde conflict, it's too intellectual for direct filmic expression.
Partner puts forward the notion that Giaccobe's acting students may represent the revolutionary hope of the future. We see men in megaphones announcing pompously anarchistic slogans, reportedly brought back from Paris by Pierre Clémenti after weekend breaks spent on the barricades. That the acting students eventually abandon Giaccobe is a good sign for the revolution, as the man's actions don't correlate to anything political.
Giaccobe's mania is covered in two or three reasonably realistic scenes, as when he gatecrashes a party to declare his love for the aloof Clara and is violently ejected. But most of the stand-alone skits bear traces of desperate improvisation. To elope with Clara, Giaccobe has his oddball landlord Petrushka (Sergio Tofani) steal a car. When she shows up at the rendezvous, they simply sit in the back seat while Giaccobe insults her. Petrushka makes engine noises, pretending the car is going somewhere.
The level of imagination doesn't really improve. Giaccobe and a cooperative girl romp in soapsuds from a new clothes washer while Ennio Morricone's pop-rock jingle plays on the soundtrack. She ends up dead. Before they desert him, Giaccobe takes his students to ancient ruins (The Forum?), which are filmed with less inventiveness than the average travelogue.
The movie uses split screens to put the two Giaccobes in the same frame, and cannot resist deconstructing its own modest special effect. The actors on both sides of the screen cross the matte line and disappear. It's fairly depressing to read critical essays that declare the moment a symbolic stage in the development of the Giaccobe character. Partner appears to have been inspired by the student rebellion and undertaken as a sort of artistic statement of support. Bertolucci might have done better by taking his cameras to the streets of Paris.
No Shame's DVD of Partner sports a fine enhanced transfer of Ugo Piccone's Techniscope, color cinematography. The first disc has two lengthy interview segments with the editor and director -- NoShame's featurettes tend to be overlong. Editor Roberto Perpignani regales the camera with an flow of difficult-to-follow comments about the historic year 1968 and his time spent working with Bernado Bertolucci.
The charming and intelligent Bertolucci talks about the film's use of direct sound, instead of being post-dubbed like the vast majority of Italian features of the time. But he never really explains the exact context in which the film was shot. Italian cinema in 1968 was a politically charged place where directors and artists were expected to openly declare their positions and decide whether or not to be 'committed' to social change. Many popular films expressed pro-radical sentiments, especially westerns, and highly respected actors like Gian Maria Volonte declared that they would only appear in 'committed' productions.
Disc one finishes with some Pierre Clémenti screen tests, a few outtakes and a small poster and still gallery.
Disc two contains the film La sua giornata di gloria which translates as His Day of Glory. Director Eduardo Bruno made this one picture and then became a respected film critic. It's a fantasy gabfest about brooding communist revolutionaries in a supposedly future Rome where policemen execute weapon-carrying radicals on the street. Perhaps two minutes of staged action are followed by an hour of people sitting and talking, or rehearsing a scene from Mother Courage. Discussions of Marxist aims and practical revolution finally come to an end as the group prepares for an armed showdown. Our troubled hero and his obligatory sensuous girlfriend are delayed by a rainstorm and hug one another while the battle is heard via an off-camera audio barrage. Phillipe Leroy has a small role, and Pierre Clémenti appears in a couple of shots at the beginning, along with a re-purposed clip from Partner.
The source on this feature appears to be a surviving print of variable quality but good audio. In an interview extra, Signor Bruno talks for 35 minutes about the making of his film. More screen tests and stills round out this second disc.
No Shame's cover and insert booklet hype the film rather unrealistically -- I frankly don't think there's anything remotely Dogme about Partner. Booklet essays give a shallow view of the Italian New Wave and laud Partner's tired gags as inspired. At one point Giaccobe dances with a giant shadow on a wall that turns into another independent 'double.' I doubt if that ancient gimmick was in the Dostoyevsky story claimed as the film's source. Edoardo Bruno writes about His Day of Glory in the same nostalgic, non-analytic terms consistent with the other extras...yes, we understand how the filmmakers must have felt about the experience of making movies in a revolutionary climate, but what did it all amount to, and what did they learn?
For more information about Partner, visit NoShame Films. To order Partner, go to TCM Shopping.
by Glenn Erickson
If showing an anti-Vietnam poster being plastered on a tree could make a film into a counterculture hit, Bernardo Bertolucci's Partner would be a masterpiece. This interminable exercise in abstract theatrics and irrational characters is probably a rarity for good reason; it plays as if it had been deconstructed into its constituent parts: Shouting fanatics, doppelgänger hijinks and revolutionary rhetoric. Pierre Clémenti's crazed acting teacher spends most of the movie spouting non-sequitur lines at the camera, which roams the streets of Rome but never really grasps the nature of the revolution it wishes to celebrate. The No Shame DVD label proves its fidelity to the entire spectrum of Italian cinema by presenting Partner (often spelled without explanation with a period at the end) in a handsome two-disc package with a second feature film by Bertolucci disciple Edoardo Bruno. Synopsis: Acting teacher Giaccobe (Pierre Clémenti) gets tired of talking to himself and invents a personal double, Giaccobe 2. The two of them have bizarre discussions while Giaccobe brings the madness of life into his classes. His private life is even more insane...he murders a piano student (John Ohettoplace) and crashes a fellow professor's party to see his imagined sweetheart Clara (Stefania Sandrelli). Giaccobe's behavior becomes more politically charged and absurdist as he romps in soapsuds to a rock song. He eventually loses control of his students when he takes them out in the Rome sun to rehearse / perform. Behaving like a spy, nervous Giaccobe stakes out a building from a café across the street and then sneaks over to shoot a student pianist in the head. Giaccobe's motions and gestures throughout the film often have a tentative or jerky quality, as if the 'double' were inside him and interfering with his actions. When Giaccobe 2 finally appears, the pair of neurotics argues and we really can't tell one from another. If there is an explanation to Giaccobe's Jekyll-Hyde conflict, it's too intellectual for direct filmic expression. Partner puts forward the notion that Giaccobe's acting students may represent the revolutionary hope of the future. We see men in megaphones announcing pompously anarchistic slogans, reportedly brought back from Paris by Pierre Clémenti after weekend breaks spent on the barricades. That the acting students eventually abandon Giaccobe is a good sign for the revolution, as the man's actions don't correlate to anything political. Giaccobe's mania is covered in two or three reasonably realistic scenes, as when he gatecrashes a party to declare his love for the aloof Clara and is violently ejected. But most of the stand-alone skits bear traces of desperate improvisation. To elope with Clara, Giaccobe has his oddball landlord Petrushka (Sergio Tofani) steal a car. When she shows up at the rendezvous, they simply sit in the back seat while Giaccobe insults her. Petrushka makes engine noises, pretending the car is going somewhere. The level of imagination doesn't really improve. Giaccobe and a cooperative girl romp in soapsuds from a new clothes washer while Ennio Morricone's pop-rock jingle plays on the soundtrack. She ends up dead. Before they desert him, Giaccobe takes his students to ancient ruins (The Forum?), which are filmed with less inventiveness than the average travelogue. The movie uses split screens to put the two Giaccobes in the same frame, and cannot resist deconstructing its own modest special effect. The actors on both sides of the screen cross the matte line and disappear. It's fairly depressing to read critical essays that declare the moment a symbolic stage in the development of the Giaccobe character. Partner appears to have been inspired by the student rebellion and undertaken as a sort of artistic statement of support. Bertolucci might have done better by taking his cameras to the streets of Paris. No Shame's DVD of Partner sports a fine enhanced transfer of Ugo Piccone's Techniscope, color cinematography. The first disc has two lengthy interview segments with the editor and director -- NoShame's featurettes tend to be overlong. Editor Roberto Perpignani regales the camera with an flow of difficult-to-follow comments about the historic year 1968 and his time spent working with Bernado Bertolucci. The charming and intelligent Bertolucci talks about the film's use of direct sound, instead of being post-dubbed like the vast majority of Italian features of the time. But he never really explains the exact context in which the film was shot. Italian cinema in 1968 was a politically charged place where directors and artists were expected to openly declare their positions and decide whether or not to be 'committed' to social change. Many popular films expressed pro-radical sentiments, especially westerns, and highly respected actors like Gian Maria Volonte declared that they would only appear in 'committed' productions. Disc one finishes with some Pierre Clémenti screen tests, a few outtakes and a small poster and still gallery. Disc two contains the film La sua giornata di gloria which translates as His Day of Glory. Director Eduardo Bruno made this one picture and then became a respected film critic. It's a fantasy gabfest about brooding communist revolutionaries in a supposedly future Rome where policemen execute weapon-carrying radicals on the street. Perhaps two minutes of staged action are followed by an hour of people sitting and talking, or rehearsing a scene from Mother Courage. Discussions of Marxist aims and practical revolution finally come to an end as the group prepares for an armed showdown. Our troubled hero and his obligatory sensuous girlfriend are delayed by a rainstorm and hug one another while the battle is heard via an off-camera audio barrage. Phillipe Leroy has a small role, and Pierre Clémenti appears in a couple of shots at the beginning, along with a re-purposed clip from Partner. The source on this feature appears to be a surviving print of variable quality but good audio. In an interview extra, Signor Bruno talks for 35 minutes about the making of his film. More screen tests and stills round out this second disc. No Shame's cover and insert booklet hype the film rather unrealistically -- I frankly don't think there's anything remotely Dogme about Partner. Booklet essays give a shallow view of the Italian New Wave and laud Partner's tired gags as inspired. At one point Giaccobe dances with a giant shadow on a wall that turns into another independent 'double.' I doubt if that ancient gimmick was in the Dostoyevsky story claimed as the film's source. Edoardo Bruno writes about His Day of Glory in the same nostalgic, non-analytic terms consistent with the other extras...yes, we understand how the filmmakers must have felt about the experience of making movies in a revolutionary climate, but what did it all amount to, and what did they learn? For more information about Partner, visit NoShame Films. To order Partner, go to TCM Shopping. by Glenn Erickson
Released in Great Britain in November 1963.
Released in United States Winter January 1, 1968
Shown at Locarno International Film Festival (Bertolucci Tribute) August 6-16, 1997.
Shown at New York Film Festival September 23, 1968.
Shown at Venice Film Festival August 1968.
c Technicolor
dialogue French
9450 feet
subtitled English
rtg BBFC X
Techniscope


Insurance Won't Pay Because We Have Limited Tort. Is That Right?
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Insurance Won't Pay Because We Have Limited Tort. Is That Right?
A viewer's daughter was injured in a rear-end collision. The other driver's insurance company refuses to pay because the daughter opted for limited tort. Can anything be done? Car insurance attorneys Greg Fellerman and Ed Ciarimboli clarify the situation.
Dave Kuharchik: Question tonight about car insurance. It's "The Law & You" here on Eyewitness News with attorneys Greg Fellerman and Ed Ciarimboli. Always good to see you guys.
Ed Ciarimboli: We got this one.
Dave: It's one that you know pretty well.
Dave: Oh here's our question tonight and it's from Sam from Dunmore. Sam says, "My daughter was involved in a rear-end collision and she broke her nose and got a cut above her eye. The other driver's insurance company says we have limited tort and can't do anything." What would you say to Sam?
Ed: I would say that is not necessarily accurate. Limited tort means you're limiting your right to sue. However, you can become full tort if you sustain an injury or an impairment of a bodily function. Having a broken nose would certainly breach that threshold in our opinion. But, don't have limited tort. It makes things that much more complicated. We talk about it all the time. The few extra dollars it is going to cost you for full tort you're going to protect your rights.
Greg Fellerman: And the other thing is the exception of scarring. So you if have any scarring on your face you overcome that limited tort plus with the broken nose. What it comes down to, don't listen to the insurance company.
Ed: They're not your friend.
Greg: They're not. You gotta give a call, we can give you the advice. If we have to get involved in the file. But at the end of the day, you have a legal matter. You have a skilled insurance adjuster doing their job in their mind. And at the end of the day, that's a very skilled representative that you need lawyers to help you through these types of cases. Because they're just not going to pay you what you deserve. It never happens.
Ed: They are trained to resolve your claim as quickly as they can for as little as they can. That's their job in those situations. Especially on the property and casualty end and the limited tort end. You got to stand up for yourselves.
Dave: And of course you guys are here to help. If anyone has any questions, the number, the website is at the bottom of your screen. Results matter, attorneys Greg Fellerman and Ed Ciarimboli. See you next time, guys.


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Source: Marvel Journeys to Batuu in New Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Comic – Exclusive
There's another Star Wars comic in the works from Marvel and this time it's based on the upcoming Disney Parks attraction, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. The Star Wars portion of the theme park will be based on a new planet (to us) called Batuu, described as:
"This remote outpost on the galaxy's edge was once a busy crossroads along the old sub-lightspeed trade routes, but its prominence was bypassed by the rise of hyperspace travel. Now home to those who prefer to stay out of the mainstream, it has become a thriving port for smugglers, rogue traders and adventurers traveling between the frontier and uncharted space. It's also a convenient safe haven for those intent on avoiding the expanding reach of the First Order. While Batuu may be new to us, it is clearly already familiar to many characters from the Star Wars saga as a stepping off point for epic adventures."
More specifically, the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge comic will be set in the largest settlement on Batuu called Black Spire Outpost. The outpost is:
"… an infamous stop for traders, adventurers, and smugglers traveling around the Outer Rim and Wild Space. Off the beaten path, this outpost has become a haven for the galaxy's most colorful — and notorious — characters. Widely known for the petrified remains of its once towering ancient trees, the spires now stand guard across the river valleys and plains and have long captured the imagination of travelers to this planet. To the first settlers, these petrified spires became more than just landmarks; they became the heart of the outpost itself."
One of those characters will be featured in th Galaxy's Edge comic, the Ithorian (aka. Hammerheads) Dok-Ondar. This "collector of rare antiquities" has a story that just might overlap with some people you know…
"… find out what happens when the First Order reaches the edge of wild space. The key to saving this lawless outpost might just involve a job pulled long ago by none other than Han Solo and his cohort Chewbacca."
The five-issue miniseries will have intertwined stories over several eras written by Ethan Sacks with interior art by Will Sliney and is due out this "Spring". Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge the Disney attraction will open at Disneyland Resort in Summer 2019 and at Walt Disney World Resort in late Fall 2019.
Dok-Ondar will grace the variant cover of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge #1 by Lucasfilm's Karl Lindberg and Iain McCaig


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The 2010 Taça da Liga Final was the third of the Taça da Liga competition in Portugal. The final was played at the Estádio Algarve in Faro on 21 March 2010 and marked the third time that the final has been staged at the stadium since the competition began. The match opposed two teams of the Big Three, S.L. Benfica and FC Porto. The last time this two teams met in any Portuguese final was at the 2004 Taça de Portugal final, also won by Benfica.

Background
Benfica went into the match as the Portuguese League Cup title holder, as they having previously won in 2009, while this was the first time for Porto in the final.

Route to the final

Note: In all results below, the score of the finalist is given first (H: home; A: away).

Match

Summary

First half
Benfica controlled the first half of the game hence, scoring two goals. The first goal was scored by Rúben Amorim and it was a low, long-range effort that the goalkeeper parried into the net. The second goal was a long-range free kick scored by Carlos Martins.

Second half
Óscar Cardozo scored the third after Rúben Amorim hit the post.

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References

External links
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Fellow ZDNet blogger, iGeneration's Zack Whittaker had a few things to say about Conservative British MP Claire Perry's interest in forcing UK Internet Service Providers filter pornography – to save the children, of course.I agree with him; except when I don't.
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Fellow ZDNet blogger, iGeneration's Zack Whittaker had a few things to say about Conservative British MP Claire Perry's interest in forcing UK Internet Service Providers filter pornography – to save the children, of course.
I agree with him; except when I don't.
The logic behind such a filter is as seamless, or as flawed, as its data.
Making sure people of all ages encounter age-appropriate material – especially porn – when it is indeed appropriate for them to encounter, is a great idea.
I'm sure MP Claire Perry is full of fabulous ideas. So I dug into the BBC article about her interest to save the children from the evils of the horrifying new TV-cum-typewriter box of uncontrollable programming that all the kids are looking at these days. And those little things that are like car phones but without the cord.
BBC tells us,
Claire Perry wants age-checks to be attached to all such material to reduce exposure to it.
The mother-of-three, who has prompted a Commons debate on the issue, said Internet firms should "share the responsibility" of protecting children.
At this point, I am glued to the screen. This is my favorite kind of horror movie: you think the kids are going to be saved from the Porn Monster, but in the end it just keeps coming back! (Spoiler alert: only the virgins survive.)
By age checks attached, Perry means that she thinks it should be the responsibility of ISP's to be regulated like film ratings. But these things happen, and the uninformed stay... even more uninformed. So not only is your internet filtered (and you may not even know it), but like NC-17 is the "kiss of death" to films here in America, a website or business penalized by being filtered in the UK would get the "kiss of FAIL."
Surely Perry must be extremely well informed to take such a grandstanding position on a topic that could backfire in such a serious way, potentially jeopardizing the free exchange of ideas and information on the open Internet. BBC explains,
Ms Perry, who represents Devizes, in Wiltshire, said: "As a mother with three children I know how difficult it is to keep children from seeing inappropriate material on the Internet.
Ah, okay. She is a mother: she must be a specialist on inappropriate material. And children, because Perry can make them from scratch. We can be sure she is definitely not too clueless about parenting in the digital age not to invest in filters like Bumpercar or Cybersitter -- lazily hoping the nanny state will do the hard and truly important parts of raising her children for her. Such as rearing them with her own ethics about pornography, and not everyone else's kids.
Perry's idea might also be really great – if anyone, in any free Western country could agree on a universal definition of "pornography."
But fear-based censorship campaigns that use sexuality to push legislation always make me want to get out the popcorn and beer, and so I read on. What got Perry all obsessed with Internet porn and kids? BBC tells us,
Four in every five children aged 14 to 16 admitted regularly accessing explicit photographs and footage on their home computers, according to Psychologies magazine.
Wow – how did they get those precise statistics? One thing I can tell you from researching and writing about pornography and technology for ten years is that stats like those are incredibly hard to come by.
They are, in fact, impossible to come by at this point in time.
To obtain data on porn viewing to come anywhere close to being reliable you would need a proper institutional study: sample sets, unbiased data collection under controlled conditions, and mechanisms to ensure the subjects were self-reporting accurately and not under duress or the like. That's a very general description, but you get the picture.
So far, true, accurate studies on pornography use and consumption are only about adults, and happen during blue moons because no one can get funding due to the controversial nature of the topic in conservative climes. That's why we have a huge culture of bottom-feeding Internet scum who make up pornography statistics to sell internet filtering software, and sometimes to attempt to change laws with the intent of filtering the internet to suit their conservative beliefs about sex, women, and, well, everything.
That would never happen in Britain. You can tell by their accents that they are smarter than that.
So, surely since The House of Commons is spilling their tea over these very precise numbers, Psychologies Magazine must be a media source of high integrity and the study itself worthy of publication in a respectable, credentialed journal.
They might as well have pulled their numbers out of their, er, bum. No one linked, but it wasn't hard to find the "Put Porn In Its Place" campaign launched by Psychologies Magazine in May, 2010. (After the jealousy article but before the dieting article.) As it happens, Psychologies has been crusading against porn, and evil things it is associated with (like bum sex), for quite some time. Proudly, they tell us that News of the World covered their "study" results, along with the Mirror, whom I adore.
On Psychologies we find out that at least more than one teen was asked by someone, something about seeing porn at home involving a computer, at least once during the lifespan of the magazine's publication:
We've had plenty of letters from concerned readers on this very topic, and when we decided to canvass the views of 14- to 16-year-olds at a north London secondary school, the results took us by surprise.
• Almost one-third first looked at sexual images online when they were aged 10 or younger.
• 81 per cent look at online porn while they are at home.
• 75 per cent say their parents have never discussed online porn with them.
I'm surprised, too. Mostly that Psychologies Magazine now states this erroneous information as flat-out fact for all UK children. I'm equally shocked that this might be how laws get passed over there. Data be damned! How very American of you. Almost.
I was much less surprised to see that Psychologies recommends ISP Aspire Internet, who shares the same business address as Christian Broadband – they both also share a server, along with cleanweb.co.uk.
Clean Web is, of course, the filtering software sold by Aspire. They are completely neutral on the whole topic, naturally. Just like Psychologies Magazine and Ms. Perry, everyone here is unbiased, and surely their businesses are not reliant on increasing the threat.
Because if you did suggest something like that, then you might have to pull back the curtain and actually, honestly talk to kids about Internet porn the minute they're old enough to ask.
Don't go in the basement, whatever you do.
Image via Psychologies Magazine.
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We would like to take this occasion to wish a wonderful holiday season to all our supporters who have Lucille's cause at heart. We wish you excellent health, success in everything you undertake, and lots of laughter with those you love.
Now that 2017 is coming to an end, we can reflect on the many gifts it gave. Indeed, this newsletter considers where we're going, what we've achieved, and how we can celebrate.
At Lacor Hospital, the new strategic plan was launched, laying out the hospital's direction for the next five years. It is our great pleasure to present on page 2 the outline of this plan. Also during 2017, one of Lacor's pharmacists, Jacinta Otine, received an award from University of Toronto; we are thrilled and proud to introduce Jacinta on page 3.
On the last page of the newsletter, we tell you about a contest we have organized to mark the end of 2017. In exchange for a donation, you will get a chance to win a meal for you and 20 of your family members and friends with the Quebecois actress Marina Orsini!
We are touched by the hard work, achievements, and generosity marked by the efforts described in the following pages.
With these successes—past and future—in mind, all of us at Lacor Hospital and the Teasdale-Corti Foundation would like to express our deepest gratitude for your support!
Every year, Lacor holds a workshop with representatives from the Hospital, its supporting Foundations, and the local community. This year, the meeting was held on June 24th, and its purpose was to discuss Lacor's Strategic Plan from 2017 to 2022. To open the discussions, Lacor's director, Dr. Martin Ogwang, provided an overview of what the hospital achieved as a result of its previous five-year plan (2012-2017). He noted that the training and health services sectors showed the most encouraging results by responding to the community's evolving needs. For example, because the local population has grown by 12%, the maternity ward has had to adjust to an increased demand. The training sector has also strengthened; today, there are over 450 resident students at Lacor!
However, some aspects still need consolidation, such as quality control and training for mid-level managers. Furthermore, issues like financial sustainability need rethinking. Malaria remains an issue of concern. Its severity is often exacerbated by heavy anemia, especially in children. Moreover, physicians are faced with a chronic lack of blood; at times, the blood bank serving Gulu and its neighbouring districts has failed to respond to the demand for blood. During emergencies, Lacor has had to turn to its students and staff for blood donations.
The premise for the new plan is that Lacor must face the challenge of reconciling financial sustainability with population expectations and the rising costs of technology and medicine. The Hospital must also navigate the difficulty of finding qualified staff.
The Plan underscores the Hospital's main values: respect for dignity, professionalism, group spirit, and transparency. Staying mindful of these values, Lacor will make some changes in the coming years. It will strengthen its outpatient department and diagnostic services so that only acute or critical patients are hospitalized. It will also strengthen staff training at all levels on quality issues, including patient attention, organization, and human resources.
Furthermore, to deal with financial sustainability difficulties, the Hospital intends to adjust rates while ensuring support to at least 70% of costs for pregnant women, children under five, and people with AIDS. In its peripheral health centres, where the rural community is much poorer, all patients will receive reduced rates. Patients with chronic illnesses will also be facilitated. As Dominique Corti emphasized in her speech (given in Acholi, the local language), women and children, who account for over 80% of Lacor's patients, will continue to be Lacor's focus. As always, Lacor remains passionately committed to serving the most vulnerable.
Here is a radiant Jacinta, a young Ugandan pharmacist recently awarded the Preceptor of the Year Award from the University of Toronto's Faculty of Pharmacy.
The sixth of nine siblings, thirty-year-old Apio Jacinta Otine graduated in Kampala with a degree in pharmacy. Jacinta did an internship at Lacor Hospital's pharmacy many years ago. In January 2016, Jacinta went back to work at the pharmacy with Jacob, when Lacor's head pharmacist, Sister Josephine left for Nairobi. "My experiences have led me to be able to appreciate the people who trained me," Jacinta says with confidence. "When things get tough, Sister Josephine's advice comes to my mind; it's not easy to teach someone else when the procedures are automatic for you."
Despite the challenges, Jacinta's guidance has been so successful that three Canadian students who work as interns with her at Lacor submitted Jacinta's name to the University of Toronto's Faculty of Pharmacy's annual competition, which celebrates excellence in teaching and student mentorship. Equally impressed by Jacinta's accomplishments at Lacor, the committee selected her as one of five recipients of the 2016 "Preceptor of the Year" award. "I was surprised and happy to receive the prize. I did not expect it," Jacinta admits. Reflecting on the responsibilities she undertakes at Lacor, she says: "The biggest challenge is to help students understand the cultural contexts and specific needs at the hospital."
This is the first time that one of the "Preceptor of the Year" awards has been granted to an individual outside of Canada. Doret Cheng, a Canadian pharmacist and Lecturer at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Pharmacy, notes: "This award demonstrates how people like Jacinta are prepared. Many Westerners think they are going to teach [in Uganda]; they believe they have all the solutions. But without understanding the cultural context, coming up with lots of ideas often means creating useless things, or ideas that do not continue. Our role is to listen and then to be their working arms." Doret has visited and helped at Lacor Hospital several times since 2001, and is the project manager of the Pharmacy Management project, financed mainly by the Marcelle and Jean Coutu Foundation. She indicates how important the Marcelle and Jean Coutu Foundation has been for Lacor's pharmacy, which helps pharmacists like Jacinta operate in their roles more effectively and efficiently.
Today, Jacinta's role at Lacor Hospital is to coordinate interns and assistants, and to provide information about medicine. Jacinta hopes to return to her studies soon; she is a candidate for a scholarship that would allow her to work towards a master's degree in pharmacy. We wish her all the best!
We are delighted to invite you to participate in an exciting contest! The grand prize? A dinner with actress Marina Orsini. You and up to 20 of your family and friends will join Marina at the restaurant Il Bazzali, in Montreal, where you will be served and entertained by the celebrated chef and opera singer, Davide Bazzali.
All you need to do is to go to www.meresetenfants.org (note that the website is only in French) and fill out the contest form online, indicating your donation amount, and you will automatically be entered. We will issue a tax receipt for all donations.
The funds raised by your donations will go to the Mothers and Children chapter, which supports the $25 average cost of treating one child or mother at the Lacor Hospital.
The word has been spreading! Dominique Corti, Davide Bazzali and Filippo Campo will appear on Radio-Canada's "Ici Marina" on November 14 to promote the contest. As well, our wonderful collaborators, the Réseau FADOQ, are helping promote our contest in its magazine Virage. You will see Marina Orsini on Virage's cover page on November 17, 2017; inside, you'll find a full interview with her and information about the Foundation and the contest. FADOQ is an important association promoting citizen engagement in Quebec; as the largest association of Quebecers over 50 years of age, it has nearly 500,000 members.
Both the TV show and the magazine are also in French.
We would like to extend our warmest thanks to Marina Orsini, who has been our Foundation's ambassador since she played the role of Lucille Teasdale almost 20 years ago. We also send many heartfelt thanks to our partners, Davide Bazzali, FADOQ, and Mat McKay.
You can watch Marina Orsini's video about the contest by visiting https://youtu.be/DnHsmZZXmF8. The video is in French with English subtitles.
You can participate to this contest either by:
– Sending a donation by cheque payable to Teasdale-Corti Foundation (indicating "contest") to: 8880, boul. Lacordaire, Saint-Leonard, QC, H1R 2B3; or,
– Going online to the website: www.meresetenfants.org
The cheque or the online participation must be received at the latest on December 20, 2017.
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Spike Brewing was started in 2010 in Ben Caya's basement while he was a student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Where others saw damaged kegs, Ben saw a business venture and began engineering a new type of home-brewing equipment.
Fast-forward to 2013, and Spike Brewing moved into a 2,000 square foot warehouse space in the Riverworks area of Milwaukee. As Ben's business grew, it outpaced his ability to personally finance his investments in inventory. Ben looked to traditional financing sources for capital to make the large inventory orders his growing business needed, but found that his unique situation as a young entrepreneur with an emerging business made it difficult for banks to lend to him.
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However, the agreement requires a major expansion by Exodus, requiring an increase in production from six machines per month to 32 and involving the acquisition of a 2.88 acre lot and completing a 60,000 square foot building addition. Exodus was unable to obtain financing for such a large expansion. This project would not have occurred without Impact Seven's investment and technical assistance needed to involve public funding sources and nontraditional financing opportunities.
Projections are for the addition of 206 new positions over the next five years and as many as 350 jobs over the next six to eight years, including jobs in welding, machining, assembly, engineering, purchasing, manufacturing, and management.
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RICHMOND, Va., May 24, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- George C. Freeman, III, Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Universal Corporation (NYSE:UVV), announced today that the Company's Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend of fifty-three cents ($0.53) per share on the common shares of the Company, payable August 8, 2016, to common shareholders of record at the close of business on July 11, 2016.
In addition, the Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend of $16.875 per share on the Series B 6.75% Convertible Perpetual Preferred Stock, payable June 15, 2016, to shareholders of record as of 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on June 1, 2016.
Effective with the payment of the Company's common stock dividend on May 9, 2016, the Company adjusted the conversion rate on its Series B Preferred Stock. The adjusted conversion rate on the Series B Preferred Stock is 22.3140 common shares per $1,000 of liquidation preference of Series B Preferred Stock. The new rate is equivalent to a conversion price of approximately $44.81 per common share.
The Board of Directors set the date of the Annual Meeting of Shareholders as Thursday, August 4, 2016. It will be held at 2:00 p.m. at the Company's headquarters building. The Board of Directors set the record date for the Annual Meeting of Shareholders as June 10, 2016.
Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, Universal Corporation is the leading global leaf tobacco supplier and conducts business in more than 30 countries. Its revenues for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2015, were $2.3 billion. For more information on Universal Corporation, visit its website at www.universalcorp.com.
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I recently met with a new grad for coffee, and we has a lovely chat about the fashion industry here in Edmonton. I was also able to put him in touch with some other connections in the Canadian fashion industry. It was great to chat face-to-face, and it turned out that we had some common connections! Thanks Dinuka Gunaratne for putting us in touch.


Gas Transmission Company Job Circular 2018 has been published on bdjobstoday.Online application start from 17 January 2018 and application deadline of Gas Transmission Company Job Circular is 18 February 2018.To know the details about Gas Transmission Company Job Circular 2018 see the below information.
Job Description: This job position is experience, talented authority for further review and selection purpose.
Compensation and Benefit: The Successful will be offered competitive compensation and benefit package as per government pay-scale.


Admirals Hard is a group of like-minded friends with a shared taste for the "real-deal" nautical music experience. They were formed in 2002 by Cornishman Andy Carne, who during a spell of exile in London contacted fellow West Country ex-pat musician friends to enlist their help in bringing new life to the music he'd been singing since childhood. Although they were mainly involved in left-field, experimental rock bands, some also had experience in the world of traditional folk music, so were game for the prospect!
Now, after over a decade of roof-raising in the pubs and clubs of London and the south-west, they've got around to making their debut CD. Its repertoire straddles the maritimes, with the emphasis on entertainment, on a selection of well-bedded-in and mostly well-known traditional nautical songs and shanties. Interestingly though, for a group described by Andy as a "sea-shanty band", the most successful tracks to my mind are not the intentionally rousing "bread-and-butter" shanties but those in which the musicians' experimental spirit comes to the fore. For instance, there's an expansive, extended (seven-minute) nu-folk-style treatment of epic ballad Rounding The Horn (aka Gallant Frigate Amphitrite) that would do Owl Service proud, and album closer Martin Said To His Man is given a decidedly mournful minor-mode twist in the setting that proves intensely refreshing in a curious sort of way. The disc's deliberate instrumental interlude (a medley starting with The Random Jig) is superbly niftily dispatched, and indicative of the accomplished and animated standard of the playing (the coda to All For Me Grog is similarly sprightly). In fact, a trifle unusually for an outfit that specialises in performing sea shanties and maritime fare in general, there's a fair amount of instrumentation backing the lively vocals: the settings are often quite prominently guitar-driven, with electric bass support, while more interesting foreground and background colourings are provided by harmonium, hurdy gurdy, melodeon and hammered dulcimer with occasional appearances by mandolin, flute, percussion and electric guitar. There's certainly a spirit of adventure in the group's instrumental arrangements, even though (as in the middle stages of the CD) the insistent guitar rhythm can get a bit monotonous after a while, there's better contrast towards its close.
It may come as a bit of a surprise to maritime music aficionados (who tend to be accustomed to lusty-voiced, unaccompanied shanty crews) that the opening number, Boney Was A Warrior, is the only track performed a cappella - especially surprising in view of the fact that all seven group members are credited with vocals. However, this last point does at least give Admirals Hard a healthy degree of variety and flexibility when it comes to swopping leads and taking verses or call-and-response refrains in turn-and-turn-about fashion, and the group makes good use of the vocal abilities and qualities of the individual singers. Interestingly too, they include a female singer (Sarah Measures) in their complement.
Fittingly, this CD was recorded pretty much live, and the sheer spirit of the ensemble certainly comes across in the infectious good humour of the performances. Mostly it sounds just like a bunch of mates having a good time and carrying the audience along with them. OK, so there's also a nagging suspicion at times that the crew are enjoying themselves a little too much, playing to the gallery for comic effect (Blow The Man Down) or indulging in overly "dramatic" rallentandi (Hullabaloo Belay), all of which may be suitably fun live but can pall on CD when on replay. Also, some of the vocal work errs on the side of traditionally-mummerset-jolly (raised on a diet of the Yetties), as on The Eddystone Light and The Broadside Man. And I guess the Whip Jamboree/Let The Bulgine Run combo overstays its welcome a touch.
Final judgement? Well although with Admirals Hard one never quite feels the force of seven strong voices all singing together, even on the most raucous choruses, this group's blend and sound is (all things considered) both believable and valid as an accessible and at times stimulating alternative to the full-on bluster of a full-strength, full-time shanty-crew. And taking on board the group members' considerable instrumental chops, Admirals Hard certainly have plenty going for them - especially when they get down to refining their repertoire and taking some more chances.


Windows 10 PC's phone home even after privacy hardening | ComTek Computer Services Inc.
When you install Windows 10 on a new PC or upgrade an existing version of Windows to the new operating system, you get the option to customize select preferences or use the defaults instead.
If you select to customize, you get the option to disable three pages full of features related to privacy.
While that is a good start at limiting Windows 10's hunger for data, it is nowhere near sufficient to keep the operating system from talking with Microsoft servers regularly.
A user on Voat analyzed the network traffic of Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system using a DD-WRT router and a Linux Mint laptop with remote logging and Windows 10 Enterprise installed on Virtualbox recently.
He turned off all privacy-related features during custom installation, and let the computer sit idle for eight hours straight afterwards logging network traffic.
In the eight hours Windows 10 made 5508 connection attempts.
After 30 hours of use, Windows 10 attempted to connect to 113 non-private IP addresses.
He then decided to run a privacy tool for Windows 10, DisableWinTracking, and monitor network traffic again for a period of time to see how it affects the connections made during that time.
DisableWinTracking is not the most complete privacy tool for Windows 10, but it enables you to make several changes related to privacy to the system including disabling telemetry, services, blocking domains and IP addresses, and uninstalling applications.
After running the tool, he monitored the network traffic for another 30-hour period and noticed a drop in connection attempts (from 5508 to 2758) and a drop in unique IP addresses the operating system tried to connect to (from 95 to 30).
It is likely that tools that programs that offer more options than DisableWinTracking reduce the numbers further.
The takeaway from the test -- which requires verification -- is that Windows 10 will connect to remote sites regularly even if the operating system has been configured for privacy and the computer is idle.
It is unclear why Windows 10 makes that many connections even when idle.
Windows 10 users who don't want any of those connections to be made can use the researcher's recommended list of IP ranges to block in a firewall / router. Please note that doing so may impact functionality such as update checking and downloading as well.


Dating coach Adam Lyons explains a method SO SIMPLE that you can start using it today if you wanted a date EVERY SINGLE DAY of the week. The best part about this technique is that it literally requires the least amount of effort for the most amount of gain.
Not even joking, if you want to meet 7 new girls within a week requiring minimal effort, then this article is for you. The best part is that I have a special video for you to watch at the end that will teach you how to build upon this method so that you can.
I told him it's very simple. Don't eat alone.
This technique is one of the fastest ways to meet new people. It's kind of like speed dating without any of the organization, competition or weird 50 second conversations.
All you do is go to whole foods, order yourself a meal to go, look around the eating-in area, see a girl sitting on her own and walk up to her and say "Hey I've got this thing where I promised myself I'm not going to eat alone ever again, I'd love to join you for lunch. However, if you feel that I'm too weird, too strange or you don't like the conversation, feel free to tell me to go and I'll walk away." By adding that disclaimer, it makes someone feel completely comfortable sitting down and having a conversation with a stranger. And then as long as you are using the techniques found throughout the rest of the site (Such as this, or this) then you should have no problem talking to the girl.
Now what happens when you meet the girl of your dreams while doing this? Do you know the exact words you can say that will make her want to date you? Getting a girlfriend is the hardest thing in the world… unless you know how to MAKE IT EASY. So easy that girls are approaching you instead. As stated earlier, there is a video that teaches you exactly how to make getting a girlfriend EASY, and you need to watch it RIGHT NOW.
Because the one thing that almost all my students come to me for… is to find the right girlfriend. And the ones that couldn't afford a personal session with me, had no video or program to turn to… were left feeling alone and miserable they couldn't get a girlfriend. So I changed that and made this very personal video so that you never have to spend another day alone left feeling miserable or worse… unloved.


The North Market is a cherished Columbus landmark that continues to flourish and offer residents and visitors alike a unique Columbus experience.
If you have not stopped by the North Market in recent months, you will notice a lot of change. Not only in the location of vendors, but also with the additional of a new ventilation system, new vendors and expanded hours of operations.
Hot Chicken Takeover, located on the second floor of the market, sells out of their signature hot fried chicken almost every day they are open. Be sure to check their Facebook for quantity updates before you head out - they're generally open Thursday - Sunday.
Stauf's Coffee Roasters, a Columbus staple for years, has recently taken over the long running A Touch of Earth space in the market. Market pop-up, Destination Donuts, will open their first permanent home in the market this month. Now you will be able to enjoy a rotating cast of doughnut delights like cookies & cream, maple sausage and raspberry hibiscus. Click here for a complete list of the merchants and farmers of the North Market.
So you are saying to yourself, with 30-plus vendors how in the world will I visit it all? Never fear! The North Market has just announced expanded hours. The market is now open until 7 p.m. on Saturday, and Monday will no longer be an optional day for merchants. The new hours will be Sunday and Monday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Tuesday-Saturday 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. To help everyone adjust to the new hours, the market will offer an hour of free parking throughout April with validation from a market merchant.
If all of that does not convince you to drop what you are doing and go to the North Market, perhaps Country Living Magazine naming the market one of the "8 Must-Visit Historic Food Markets Across America" will make up our mind.


If you have Android smartphone and use all its features, You may feel that battery of your smartphone drains rapidly. Smartphone has so many processes running simultaneously which use resources of your phone. So it consumes lots of battery. If you use social media apps and camera a lot, you will not be satisfied with your phone's battery backup. If you are a heavy user, you should always consider phones with best battery backup.
You can still do some optimization to improve the battery backup of your phone.
Navigate to Settings > Battery and see what is the main process consuming your phone's battery. It will help you in analyzing your phone's battery usage and start thinking of optimization.
If you see an application that you hardly use but it is consuming your battery more than normal, you can think of uninstalling this app. If your phone's screen is using the battery, it means you are using your phone a lot. Either try to use less or reduce the display brightness.
2. Turn unnecessary connectivity settings.
Our phone has lots of connectivity options.These include LTE, NFC, GPS, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. But there is no need to keep these options on all the time. If you are not in the area where you get any Wifi signal, turn off the Wifi. Same thing with Mobile data, Bluetooth and other connectivity options.
These options consume your battery. So, turn it off when not in use.
Try to keep your Home screen clean with fewer widgets. If you use Live wallpaper, you should not. Even if you see Home screen inactive, it consumes powers. So avoid using unnecessary widgets that may consume power even if you are not using your phone.
Try to use dark wallpaper. Using a black or dark wallpaper can save the battery because such screens light up only the colored pixels. The more dark pixels, the less power it consumes.
Even if I talked about this in the first point. But I also want to make it clear that keeping brightness low is better than keeping automatic brightness. Auto brightness also consumes lots of power because sensors keep on checking outdoor light for optimizing brightness. If you just keep brightness low, it will save enough battery juice. You will instantly feel the change after reducing it to low.
Most of the phones now come with battery optimization options and power saving modes. If your phone's ROM offers Power Saving mode, do not hesitate to use it. When you are on low battery, you can also switch to ultra power saving mode.