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Hailsham, in the Wealden District of East Sussex, at the gateway to the South Downs National Park.
© Hailsham Town Council
Hailsham is a small town in the Wealden District of East Sussex, at the gateway to the South Downs National Park. It is convenient for travel having easy access to the coast and coastal towns, airports, and London. The town has a mix of old and new and there are interesting medieval buildings.
Hailsham Country Park © Hailsham Town Council
It was a small town by the end of the C13th . Henry III licensed a regular Cattle Market here in 1252. More recently it still sells calves, ewes, pigs and cattle including Red Sussex and Black and White Friesians. There is still a cattle auction in the Cattle Market, Market Street, into which it relocated from the Market Sq in 1871.
There is also a regular Farmers' Market on the second Saturday morning of the month. The market offers a wide range of local produce.
String making in Hailsham
Thomas Burfield founded a string factory here in 1807, and George Hawkin, a gun and saddle maker, founded another here 1824. In the past it made string for hangman's ropes. String making began as a cottage industry in Hailsham, the C19th String Town. For many years string manufacture was an important source of employment. On 30th September 1891, the Eastbourne Gazette reported a fire which engulfed the Green Brothers string factory.
There has been a church here since at least 1229. Little, if anything, remains of the original church building. The present Perpendicular style building dating from the early 1400s, has a 70 foot square tower. And, in the corners of the tower are pinnacles with C19th weather vanes on top. Similar to many others, the church was much repaired and improved in the C19th. With one exception, all the church windows, which were mostly Victorian, were destroyed by a bomb in 1943.
Heritage Trail – Hailsham Parish Church © Hailsham Town Council
Hailsham Pavilion, an independent theatre, cinema and entertainment venue the community runs. The facility is fully accessible, and is pleasantly comfortable and elegant.
Hailsham Choral
A renowned choir of 65 singers which performs 4 concerts each year. The present choir has been established for 56 years. In 2017 the choir visited and performed in Normandy where they had a wonderful reception.
If you know Hailsham, why not tell us about it.
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As a travel and tourism publisher, we've been writing about lots of the best of Britain's towns, and the individual neighbourhoods within bigger cities and communities (including London) for quite a few years. So we decided to share what we know, and to start this site for others to contribute later knowledge and suggestions too!
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Evansville, IN, August 17, 2017 – The Greater Evansville Sports Hall of Fame held their first press conference yesterday, August 16th at Metro Sports Center. At the conference the facility renderings were unveiled and the Capital Campaign to build the facility was introduced. The GESHOF facility will be built off of Lynch Road and Interstate 69 at 2910 Diego Drive. The 9,600 square foot Greater Evansville Sports Hall of Fame facility will be constructed on 1.61 acres overlooking a small pond in Evansville, Indiana. The facility will have a 150 person banquet hall for future events; Hall of Fame sections (national and local) for The National Semi-Pro Baseball HOF, Greater Evansville Baseball HOF, Greater Evansville Basketball HOF, Greater Evansville Football HOF, and Greater Evansville Golf HOF; a covered patio with a deck and outside seating for entertainment; brick walks and walls of honor located outside the facility; and a gift shop. The facility will also honor local individuals who have made an impact in the sports community outside of baseball, basketball, football and golf categories.
There are multiple opportunities to get involved with the GESHOF 2.5 million dollar Capital Campaign. Individuals, or businesses, can now sponsor a branded 12×12 piece of granite that will make up the floor of the facility, become a Title Sponsor of an exhibit area, donate sports memorabilia, or become a Foundation Member of the GESHOF. "These are just a few ways that our community can help make this national destination a reality." says GESHOF Director, Tim Turpin. "Our organization is ready to discuss how community advocates can become an active participant in the building of this facility." Community members can also help build the facility by attending any of our upcoming community events. Go to geshof.com/capital-campaign/ to find out more information.
For more information, please contact GEBHOF at (812) 760-1811.


From renowned Bible scholar F. B. Meyer comes this fascinating, all-encompassing profile of one the most important figures in Scripture. Meyer digs deeply into both Scripture and the historical record to reveal lessons and personal applications from this complex man of faith.
Far from the imposing man of granite sculpted by Michelangelo, Moses was full of flaws and deficiencies that rendered him powerless, save for the all-sufficient grace of a mighty God. Yet, despite many frustrations and human frailties, Moses did not back down or quit but instead grew closer to the heart of God, learning the importance of obedience, patience, courage, faith, and prayer. As a result, God entrusted His servant with greater responsibility.
Woven throughout this character study are wonderful lessons and realities that can help all believers become better able to serve God and others.


The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin is the pastor of Auburn First Baptist Church in Alabama. Previously, he has served as pastor of Vineville Baptist Church in Macon, Georgia and as an associate pastor at Northminster Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi.
Tripp has a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Georgia, where he also first learned about the rhythms of congregational ministry, while working at First Baptist Church of Athens, Georgia. He received a Master of Divinity from the Divinity School at Wake Forest University, discovering the richness of ecumenism and the rhythms of the Church. After working for several years, he also completed the Doctor of Ministry from the McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University, concentrating on the areas of preaching and worship.
He and his wife, Katharine, have two sons, who are the richest part of their lives. When he is not working, he enjoys playing golf and running, reading and writing, and music and traveling.
About this time every year, as we approach the holiday for Martin Luther King, Jr., I revisit some of the words, spoken and written, by that prominent Baptist preacher. He was a voice during a significant time in history, allowing the gospel to become tangible actions of mercy and justice. The words are rooted in a historical moment, but they are also grounded in the gospel, which continues to speak for all times.
As the beginning of Advent approaches during our celebration of Thanksgiving, we can be grateful for the slow pause before the joy of Christmas.
When is it time to step back and to not speak, and when is it time to keep speaking and to keep working?
With so much conversation taking place at church in committee meetings, classrooms, and hallways, what holds them together?
Words are powerful. As we notice certain words and use them well, they can lead us in using all of our words, cultivating meaningful conversations with others.
We turn to our right and to our left, finding the hand of a friend or the assistance of a neighbor, where we find the hope of God.
Listening for the Spirit of God, as we are given a new name and sent out on our journeys, is life-giving, but also overwhelming.
What do we discover in the gatherings?
As we begin again this year, we remember that many times we find new life in old resolutions.
We give thanks for the people who have cared for our loved ones over the years. Those blessings and prayers have been shared.
When we listen for the Spirit of God, is it a shout or a whisper?
We learn more than we anticipate when we try to answer children's questions about faith and God.
We know more about sowing than we do about reaping, which invites us to relate to others in a spirit of patience and kindness.
In learning a new word, I was reminded of an old practice, calling us to genuine hospitality for others.
In his video reflection, Tripp Martin reminds us that life is fragile, full of joy and fear, but that we are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses who encourage us on in faith.
There are failures, where we do not live up to the expectations we should have for ourselves, but there are also failures, where we do not expect enough from God. In these types of failures, we cultivate humility.
There are three words that we must learn to say for the sake of our neighbors, but they are difficult words to say.
The journey of faith surprises us with what we already know.
We are grateful for the steeples of churches because they remind us of the presence of God, but we must also remember that we find God elsewhere. We find God out there as we leave the doors of the church as well.
We find wisdom in walking through the various doors to our own hearts. We gain new insights by using both doors.
We learn how to practice commitment within the bonds of the church, as we learn to live in covenant with one another.
There are some words that could use redemption as we stand in the light of resurrection and always listening for the voice of God.
Along with Christians around the world, we gather together as the disciples did with Jesus to partake of the bread and the cup and to remember to love one another.
Discovering and developing our authentic voice of integrity and innocence is always a challenge.
When we face the most complicated questions of our lives, how do we proceed?
If we look closely, we will see where love abides and where love is missing. We will see glimmers of the love of God and places where it is needed. We will also notice how God can be seen in others, and it may change how we see everything.
In the small and grand experiences of God, there is the devotion of love and the humility of faith.
We have always known that God is capable of surprise, but we gather each week to remember that it can happen.
With our thoughts gravitating towards beginning again this year, we begin with a prayerful resolve.
How do we find meaning in the waiting of Advent?
The waiting of Advent slows us down, but the rush towards Christmas speeds us up. How can we pause and reflect on the coming of Christ?
In his sermon for the Reign of Christ Sunday, the Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin offers a reflection of how our place shapes us--in light of Jesus' response to Pilate that his kingdom was not from here.
We look again to see the eternal in the midst of the temporary.
There are questions that we cannot answer. How do we search for answers, and how do we hold onto questions, discovering faith in what we do not know?
The basic actions of our faith can change how we see ourselves.
When we become different people, even in small ways, we must accept ourselves as different people.
We begin to see evidence of grace when we see Titus.
As we look around the church, we find people who serve so diligently and quietly, leading the way without ever calling attention to themselves.
In looking into the past, we can even surprise ourselves, discovering our faults and mistakes, so we must learn to face our guilt, but then to let it go.
Whenever grace begins to mature, it grows through conviction into the empathy of love.
There is cause for concern whenever vanity stands close to grace, for the measure of our faith is skewed.
We strive to live at the center of our lives as opposed to the edges by finding a tree, which guides our days.
The solemn rest of worship can become disconnected from the labors of the week, even the work of the weekend. The work of grace, though, happens all of the time.
As we travel along the journey of faith, we continue to become the people that God has created and called us to be.
How do we confront the inherent challenge of living with reverence and integrity?
Whenever we turn through the pages of yesterday, sifting through what is old, do we find something new to reclaim?
What happens when the value of one is more than the whole?
At the precipice of a new beginning, we celebrate the chance at a fresh start, but there is also fear that is lurking, as we begin again.
In the frantic pace of each day, what shall we say about the practice of silence?
Scripture has a keen interest in unlikely pairs, and one of those pairs is the relationship between reverence and curiosity.
As we walk through this season of Lent, we are reminded that temptation can be quiet.
This is a Day1 Key Voice article by The Rev. Dr. Tripp Martin.
We are to listen for the sounds of grace, the melody of hospitality and the rhythm of mercy, but the noise surrounding us makes this difficult. We seek the sounds of grace despite the noise because the love of God beckons us to sing.
How do we weather the storms of life?


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Buhari reappoints AMCON's boss, appoints new MD, ED for NDIC
Managing Director, AMCON, Ahmed Kuru
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The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has appointed Mr Bello Hassan as the new managing director of Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation.
He also appointed Mr Mustapha Ibrahim as executive director of the corporation.
The President reappointed Mr Ahmed Kuru as managing director, and Mr Eberechukwu Uneze and Mr Aminu Ismail as executive directors of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria for the final term of five years.
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, disclosed these in a statement on Monday titled "President Buhari renominates MD, executive directors of AMCON; nominates new MD, executive director of NDIC."
Shehu said the nominations had been forwarded to the Senate for confirmation.
The statement read, "President Muhammadu Buhari has renominated Mr Ahmed Kuru as managing director and Mr Eberechukwu Uneze and Mr Aminu Ismail as executive directors of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria for the final term of five years.
"This was contained in a letter to the President of the Senate seeking confirmation of the nominees by the upper chamber in accordance with Section 10(1) of the AMCON Act, 2010.
"Similarly, in another letter to the President of the Senate in compliance with Sections 5(4) and 8(3) of the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation Act, 2010, President Buhari has asked the Senate to confirm the nominations of Mr Bello Hassan as the managing director, and Mr Mustapha Muhammad Ibrahim as executive director of the corporation.
"The two nominees are to succeed Mr Umaru Ibrahim and Prince Aghatise Erediuwa whose second terms end on December 8, 2020 as managing director and executive director (Operations) respectively.
"Meanwhile, Hon. Omolola Abiola Edewor, is to continue as executive director (corporate services) in the NDIC until her second and final term ends on January 24, 2022."
AMCON boss Buhari reappoints ED for NDIC MD

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An indoor pool in a town part of Kouty was opened in June 2008. it is a part of a sport-recreation complex with a summer swimming pool, winter and summer stadium and skittle alley. Area is for 270 people. Entrance only in swimming suits.
What Is Prepared For You Here?
A Swimming pool /25 m /depth 1,20-1,60 m /6 tracks/, relaxation pool / depth 1,10 -1,20 m/, lots of water attractions (stream canal depth 1,20 m, swinging pool, jacuzzi for 8 persons, air armchair for 8 persons, massage jets, massage bench, water cup, spider net or 92 m long tobogan), for the youngest a pool in the form of a sailboat / depth 0,3 m /, slip, hedgehog and rhinoceros. You can relax in a salted jacuzzi, steam cabin or in the wellness centre (salted steam cabin, Turkish steam bath, herbal steam bath, Finnish sauna, infracabin, jacuzzi for 6 persons, massages and solarium). Also a "wet bar" which can be visited in swimming suits, and a restaurant is here.
All object is non-barrier, immobile guests can use a lift, hydraulic lowering machine into pools and more. Important: Nudists are forbidden.


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On May 22, the Ministry of Environment Protection (MEP) held a commemoration meeting on Biodiversity Day in Beijing. The meeting was hosted by MEP Deputy Minister Ganjie Li. Minister Jining Chen, the executive secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Braulio Ferreira De Souza Dias, the Director of China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation Deping Hu, Vice Director of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) Erwei Shi attended the meeting and delivered speeches. More than 150 participants from the secretariat of CBD, the United Nations agencies in China, and International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and other domestic and foreign organizations participated in the meeting.
Mr. Erwei Shi announced that Catalogue of Life China 2015 Annual Checklist and Chinese Biodiversity Red List was officially released by CAS and MEP.
Compiling species checklist is an important content of biodiversity monitoring, it is the basis and a significant part of species conservation. Through it, the biodiversity situation in China could be revealed, helping the implementation of CBD missions and biodiversity conservation planning. Biodiversity Committee, CAS, has organized experts compiling the Catalogue of Life China since 2007 and published an electronic version of the annual checklist every year since 2008. The annual checklist provides the taxonomy and distribution of the animals, plants and microbiology in China, making China to be the only country that publish annual species checklist for many continuous years. There are 73255 species and 10035 infraspecific taxa in 2015 Annual Checklist, including 35710 plant species (covering the entire wild higher plants and important cultivated plants). The summary and review of plant species is organized by the Species Information and Rapid Identification Group, State Key Laboratory of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany, Institute of Botany, CAS.
The Red List mainly refers to the use of IUCN Red List criteria to assess the species extinction risk. It is a significant basis for planning biodiversity conservation priority. The newly released Chinese Biodiversity Red List includes higher plants and vertebrates, organized by Institute of Botany and Institute of Zoology respectively. The higher plant red list covers 34450 species (including infraspecific species). In the list, 52 species are listed as extinct ranks (Extinct (EX), Extinct in the Wild (EW), Regionally Extinct (RE)), which accounts 0.15% of the whole flora. 3767 are threatened ranks (Critically Endangered (CR), Endangered (EN) and Vulnerable (VU)) and accounts 10.93%. 294 experts were involved in the project to submit the species data and check the assessment result, guaranteeing the accuracy and authority of the project. Also, there are 3610 species (11%) listed as Data Deficient (DD) categories due to the lack of research.
Catalogue of Life China 2015 Annual Checklist and China Biodiversity Red List hasa profound impact on biodiversity conservation and management, provides scientific basis forthegovernment and related departments to formulate conservation policy and planning.


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The Sentosa Satellite Earth Station (; ) is Singapore's first satellite earth station. The station is located at Sentosa Island. It was established on 23 October 1971. The second antenna was built two years later in 1972 as more traffic grows. This station is managed and owned by SingTel.

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1970 establishments in Singapore
Earth stations in Singapore

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Leaving no one behind with Fixed Wireless Access
Connectivity is a vital part of digital inclusion, but with less than 60 percent of the world's population able to access the Internet as of June 2019, there's still some way to go. Here's how FWA can bridge the gap.
By Gary Maidment
Connectivity is a basic premise of digital inclusion and the springboard for powering access to the many socioeconomic benefits of digital technology. But with less than 60 percent of the world's population covered by Internet access as of June 2019, there's still some way to go.
For individuals and communities that lack online access, the impact on quality of life is high in almost every domain. And it's increasing. For example, it's harder to apply for jobs, access healthcare, seek financial aid, engage in self-learning, or access government services without an Internet connection. On a community level, it creates a poverty trap that restricts local economic growth.
Realizing "Broadband for All" is a challenge that Huawei and its partners are working hard to overcome, especially in scenarios where laying fiber cable isn't viable or cost-effective. However, powered by 4G and 5G, WTTx in the shape of Huawei's Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) technologies is overcoming many of the legacy connectivity challenges.
Connecting an archipelago
In remote, low-ARPU areas with low-population density, carriers have little incentive to deploy fiber as complex deployment conditions, long ROI periods, and huge costs don't create convincing business cases.
Such is the case in the Philippines. With just over 73 percent of its 108 million people connected, the archipelago's natural geography has created a barrier to connectivity for nearly a third of its population. "The Philippines is made up of 7,300 islands, so rolling out fiber on every island is going to be very difficult," admits Ron Ng, Globe Telecom's Head of Integrated Masterplanning.
For unconnected Filipinos, the lack of broadband access has historically affected three particular areas the most: education, information and communications, and finance. The people hit hardest tend to be women, the uneducated, the elderly, and the disabled. For many, access to self-learning and online courses, real-time news that can lead to better-informed life decisions, and mobile financial services are impossible – 65 percent of Filipinos remain unbanked. And despite high smartphone penetration, a sizable number have no access to mobile money services that are so valuable to low-income households.
With WTTx the Philippine operator Globe Telecom is starting to make a dent in the digital divide. Globe began rolling out WTTx in 2014 to power its AtHome wireless broadband service. With around 65 percent – or 1.2 million of Globe's 1.8 million subscriber base – subscribed to WTTx, the telco has developed a very strong foundation in wireless fiber while meeting a clear market need, "We're well on the WTTx journey," says Ng. The telco's early start has also paved the way towards 5G, allowing Globe to sharpen its competitive edge early, "In June, we were the first operator in South East Asia to launch 5G FWA," he says. "We're offering 50 Mbps and 100 Mbps plans."
Due to higher productivity and efficiency coupled with the new business opportunities that faster mobile Internet enables, 5G rollout is expected to boost GDP wherever it's deployed.
Alongside Huawei CPEs, Huawei's Massive MIMO antennae system underpins Globe's WTTx solution and is forging the path to 5G. At the Global Mobile Broadband Forum in October 2019, Huawei launched its third-generation Massive MIMO solution, delivering improved power-efficiency and greater coverage in the mid-band frequencies that many countries have reserved for 5G services.
Ng mentions four points of focus for Globe's 5G FWA strategy, "We're prioritizing reaching hard-to-acquire areas, faster deployment, replacing fiber, and enabling smart homes." To achieve this, the company is adopting an integrated planning approach that combines DSL, fiber, WTTx, and 5G to deliver fast, low-cost home broadband, with Huawei's 5G CPEs serving as air fiber modems.
Although there's more work to be done, expanding connectivity and nascent 5G is creating a more equal playing field for digital empowerment, access, and productivity across the Philippines on the back of already strong economic performance – 6.7 percent GDP growth in 2017 and 6.2 percent in 2018.
Reaching the rural majority
Much like the Philippines, Sri Lanka is seeing growth in fixed wireless broadband users outstripping fixed wireline services, a trend that's common in emerging economies where prepaid packages are dominant. Starting from a broadband penetration rate of just 2 percent in 2013 and with 80 percent of Sri Lankan million people spread out over low-density rural communities, WTTx has emerged as the engine that has breathed digital life into the isolated island nation in a few short years – a nation where the digital gap is particularly felt based on urban and rural lines, economic class, and gender. For example, a 2018 UNICEF report on 11-18 year old children revealed that 67.6 percent of boys had Internet access compared to just 33.1 percent of girls.
With five operators making for a competitive mobile broadband landscape and fixed broadband unviable in terms of both cost and ROI, the operator Dialog identified Huawei's 4G FWA technology as the best way to leverage its existing networks, spectrum resources, and sites to provide broadband for homes and businesses.
After beginning deployment in 2013, Dialog increased home broadband penetration to 26 percent, lifting 800,000 people out of the digital vacuum and enabling advances in many areas, including remote education, medical diagnosis, women's education, and climate change action. It also powers Dialog's mobile money service eZ Cash, helping expand financial inclusion, an essential tool for alleviating poverty.
Better business with FWA
With an Internet access penetration rate of just over 77 percent, Trinidad and Tobago has seen three operators competing fiercely for fixed broadband subscribers. The Trinidad and Tobago National ICT Plan ICT Blueprint 2018 – 2022 notes that, "The islands of Trinidad and Tobago are at different stages of ICT readiness, particularly with respect to infrastructure, connectivity, skills, and access. Given the disparity in readiness, Tobago has experienced slower uptake of ICT, particularly among individuals and businesses. Therefore, ICT initiatives are to be tailored to meet the specific needs of Tobago."
Fixed wireline technology isn't up to the job, however. In the operator landscape, TSTT saw its revenues decline by 21.4 percent in one year and lost 33 percent of its subscribers in 18 months due to the poor user experience and high OPEX caused by copper cables. As in Sri Lanka and the Philippines, WTTx has considerable advantages in this type of scenario where fixed broadband isn't sustainable.
In 2018, TSTT launched its "Zero Copper" plan with the aim of expanding coverage to 95 percent of the population with a mix of wireline and wireless fiber. Basic coverage was achieved with Huawei's FWA solution, and fiber was deployed in dense urban areas.
Underpinned by Huawei's Massive MIMO and CPEs, TSTT is now able to offer high-quality bundles of voice, Internet, and OTT video services at 30 percent less than the average market price, making online services available to more lower-income households
With high-gain outdoor CPEs achieving a coverage radius of 30 km, FWA is demonstrably the best solution in remote, low-density areas where it's not profitable to lay fiber to connect the unconnected. By eliminating civil works costs, FWA also slashes average per connection costs so that networks with equivalent TCO can serve more families than FTTH.
More than connectivity
But connectivity isn't enough. There must also be a commitment to teaching digital skills to ensure that the newly connected are equipped with the skills to benefit from connectivity, including an understanding of why it's beneficial plus the risks.
GSMA reports that 43 percent of people globally are still not connected even though they have network coverage. In Kenya, less than 50 percent of people use the Internet, even though 3G and 4G networks cover 80 percent of the population. The reason is that many people aren't aware of the value of being online.
Equally, everyone – especially children – must be taught about responsible Internet use. In the 2018 UNICEF report on Sri Lanka cited earlier, 53.6 percent of children who used the Internet responded that they were "self-taught", and just 16.5 percent were taught by their parents. This results in a lack of understanding about both privacy and safety. Of the surveyed Internet users, 15.1 percent reported that they had divulged true information online, like name, age, and telephone number. More alarmingly, 46.3 percent had communicated with strangers online, with 27.9 percent of those having met a stranger in person.
As well as digital access, Huawei and its partners are committed to expanding digital literacy, with the DigiTruck project in Kenya an example of how digital skills can be brought to remote areas, with a converted shipping container mounted on a truck serving as a mobile classroom.
Underpinned by an availability of digital skills' training, FWA can ensure that fewer people are left behind when it comes to the socioeconomic benefits of digital technology, while ensuring strong business outcomes for operators. The right solutions can also lay the foundation for 5G and the wealth of socioeconomic benefits that gigabit speeds can create, so that Broadband for All means a better life for all.
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Ten Network accepts CBS takeover
Written by: Claire Morley
Creditors vote in favour of the US Network bid.
Ten Network creditors have voted to accept the CBS takeover bid, in a one-hour meeting this morning.
Ten Employees were instrumental in the creditor's decision, overwhelmingly voting in favour of the rescue-bid from CBS, rejecting the competing proposal from media moguls Lachlan Murdoch and Bruce Gordon.
Employees reportedly did not want Mr Murdoch back at the failing free-to-air network.
CBS reportedly put forward its largest offer to date of just over $40 million – $8 million higher than it's original bid – on Monday night, matching a competing proposal from the network's former executive chairman, Mr Murdoch, and billionaire investor Mr Gordon.
The rejection of Mr Murdoch and Mr Gordon's offer follows the latter's unsuccessful bid in the NSW Supreme Court on Monday to stop the creditors' meeting from happening.
Mr Gordon, the owner of regional network WIN, argued that his joint-bid with Mr Murdoch to buy the network had not been properly considered by Ten's administrators KordaMentha. He also claimed that CBS's offer was being treated more favourably.
He was ordered to pay costs after his legal effort failed.
It is not yet known whether Mr Gordon will appeal the court's decision.
The Ten Network's troubles began in early June, when Mr Murdoch and Mr Gordon's private companies decided not to continue being the guarantors for the network.
The flailing network was placed in voluntary administration on 14 June.
While bidders for the network were welcomed to submit their proposals by 24 August, Mr Murdoch and Mr Gordon submitted theirs a day late.
After the meeting Mark Korda, the partner of Ten's administrators KordaMentha, said it will take approximately four to five weeks to finalise the decision.
Meanwhile, CBS is awaiting for approval of the Ten Network takeover from the Foreign Investments Review Board (FIRB).
"It's pretty much business as usual for employees and for the program," Mr Korda said.
Of the network's future, Mr Korda said: "The industry is excited about $27-billion big brother [CBS] looking after Channel Ten."
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I like electronic music. I think that i have made that perfectly clear in my reviews here. I like hearing computer-manipulated sounds, and i think that some really interesting stuff can be done that way.
Sure, it's fundamentally different from organic music. It often seems "cold" or "removed". I think that's an effect of there being a machine directly between the performer and the listener. It often doesn't feel as "alive" to me as music made by a bunch of people with guitars.
But that's not always the case. And the Underland EP by Miles Tilmann is a perfect example of that. This music seems alive in some way. It breathes, moves, and flows in a very nice and relaxing fashion.
I think it's all in the keyboards. As i know from seeing him perform, Tilmann plays the keyboards that are all over this disc. It's not purely electronic music, it's some sort of synth pop hybrid. I guess it's the logical next step after Depeche Mode and those keyboard based bands of the 80's.
Whatever. It's a pretty cool EP though. It's very relaxing, with keyboard washes flowing in and out, and sampled beats booming through layers of echo.
It clocks in at exactly 29 minutes, and Tilmann crams 8 songs into that timeframe. Let's examine them, shall we?
Underland starts with the aptly named Unfold. An ambient drone glows warmly and then subdued head-bopping beats pulse in. Way in the background are torn up vocal samples that exist in some subconscious and not quite understood realm. It's like waking up at a concert, the song persists in a pre-wakefulness state. Relaxing, yet moving at the same time.
Unfold blossoms into the brief interlude of Letting. This is a very ambient track in which a deep bass sound wavers alongside keyboard drones. It's a sci-fi soundtrack type of song -- the sort of music that is played as a huge starship floats by on some sinister task, no doubt loaded up with heavily-armed bad guys.
But this ship apparently has some engine trouble. The next track, Underland is a lovely little piece of slowly building keyboards and crunchy beats that start, hesitate, and stop. Snippets of stuttering voices join the beats. This song really reminds me a lot of Telephasic Workshop, my favorite track off of Music Has The Right To Children by Boards Of Canada. Of course, the texture of the song is different, but that whole stuttering vocal samples thing is really similar. Not to say that i think Tilmann is ripping of BoC, but rather than both artists use this nifty effect of creating an interesting rhythmic texture out of heavily manipulated vocals. I like the effect, but i understand how this might not really be for everyone, especially those who really like to hear what the voices are saying.
After his Boards Of Canada moment, Tilmann gives us Warm/Cool, which is an ambient interlude similar in nature to Letting. It's another short tune of deep bass. Nice.
Sunday brings back the beats, but this time they are totally flattened out -- a heavily muffled kick drum sample and some fuzzy cymbal hits drive this interlude along.
It too is over before you know it, bringing the EP to Mother/Father. The beats come back into focus, and Tilmann plays a happy little keyboard riff over top of them. They keyboards drive this song as synth washes ebb and flow over the drum beats.
The synths completely take over for Memory 4, another short interlude. Tilmann uses these interludes quite nicely. They break up the pace of the album and return the listener to a state of rest after each of the beat driven tunes.
Tilmann wraps things up with Derail, which takes up a whole third of the EP by itself. It's a slowly building song of echoed keyboards and good solid drum beats. It gets your head bopping. It's a fun little tune, and sort of wraps up the general keyboards and beats motif of the entire disc.
On the whole i am impressed by this EP. It shows a lot of potential, and makes for some really interesting listening. Tilmann makes interesting sonic textures, and i look forward to hearing more.


The Blockshow Europe Conference 2018 recently announced their winners in this year's event in Berlin. The conference has awarded the top women and companies in the blockchain industry and released a rating on the most crypto-friendly European countries. A poll was conducted to determine the winners, using the first blockchain-powered polling app, Polys. The most influential woman category along with the best blockchain companies category saw votes coming in from 2000 people.
HIT Foundation's Chief Data Officer and Co-Founder, Dr Quy Vo-Reinhard bagged the award for the most influential woman in the industry. Dr Vo-Reinhard's company encourages individuals to upload their health data into the network by paying them with their token. By doing so, health data is available to all professionals worldwide thus encouraging medical advancements.
HIT hopes to create a platform where people feel comfortable and incentivized to share their health data. Gina Contrino, who leads the frontend development at Lisk, came in a close second place, followed by Manon Burgel, creator of the first cross gaming ecosystem in blockchain and Chief Operating Officer at B2Expand.
On the company front, Bitfury emerged as the leader. The company is one of the largest software and mining equipment producers in the industry. Bitfury offers services like Exonum, Crystal, and LightningPeach, as well as the Blockbox AC and an ASIC Chip.
The Conference released a public rating of the European countries with the friendliest regulations for the crypto industry. Switzerland came in first place, followed by Gibraltar and Malta. Some of the most well-known projects in Switzerland are the Ethereum Foundation, Crypto Valley and ShapeShift.
The United Kingdom ranked fourth, followed by Denmark and Germany. The UK is credited with projects like Blockchain.com, BitStamp, CEX.IO, and CryptoPay. Denmark and Germany both stand out for its 0% tax on cryptocurrencies, as well as Portugal, coming in seventh.
The Netherlands, Finland and Belarus, have ranked eighth, ninth and tenth place, respectively. Notwithstanding this rating, Belarus could be the safest place to function in the blockchain industry. The country has declared Bitcoin taxes to remain at 0% until 2023, and Smart Contracts have already been acknowledged as legal documents within its borders.


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Kansas City Knows BBQ!!
Kansas City, Missouri BBQ
There are many areas of the country where you can find great barbecue, but there's something special about Kansas City.
One of the reasons Kansas City stands out is the high concentration of amazing barbecue restaurants we have in a relatively small area. Today, there are over 100 area barbecue establishments, each boasting its personal house specialty – ribs, pork, ham, mutton, sausage and even fish.
But few people know that the Kansas City barbecue tradition actually started with a man named Henry Perry in the 1920's. Perry had a stand in downtown Kansas City where he served smoked meats to nearby workers. Using an outdoor pit, the man who is simply known today as the "The Barbecue King," sold slow-smoked meats wrapped in newspaper for 25 cents in the Garment District.
Perry's stand was an instant success and the barbecue trend quickly caught on. He later opened what many people believe was the first barbecue restaurant of its kind in North America. The restaurant, a converted trolley barn, quickly emerged as the city's major cultural point during the 1920s and 30s.
Over a period of more than 100 years, the city generated its own style of barbecue, which is commonly known today as Kansas City barbecue. Often described as the "world's barbecue capital," Kansas City is home to large, well-attended barbecue cooking contests – the two most notable being in nearby Lenexa, Kansas and at the American Royal.
Barbecue in Kansas City is more than just a menu item or a method of preparation. It's an institution, rich with history and culinary tradition that has shaped the city's dining landscape since the early 1900s. For decades, visitors from across the globe have traveled here, drawn by the smoky aroma, just to get a sample of KC's acclaimed cuisine.
~ Michael Gortenburg Kansas City Missorui
Life is Better in Kansas City
I've lived in Kansas City, Missouri for my entire life. While I've spent extensive amounts of time traveling abroad, I always find myself happy to come back to this beautiful city with its rich culture and history.
Here are few reasons why I think Kansas City is such a special place:
City of Fountains
Kansas City has over 200 stunning fountains within its city limits. This distinction places it as the 2nd city in the world with the most fountains, just behind Rome, Italy.
The city is also commonly referred to as the "Heart of America" due to its close proximity to the geographic center of the United States. And while this may be the obvious underlying point in the name, this really sums how residents here truly feel about their home.
Aside from the numerous fountains, there are other unique designs that give Kansas City a unique charm. Renowned fixtures like the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts and the Kansas City Star Building give the downtown area a contemporary feel with their striking features – while the historic New York Life Building remains a tribute to the city's rich past.
There are also a slew of tremendous museums and attractions to visit across the city, such as the National WWI Museum and Memorial, the American Jazz Museum, and the famous Kansas City Zoo. Of course, we also have the Kansas City Chiefs and the Royals for our second-to-none sports fans.
Whatever your personal style or interests, this town has it all.
The Full Menu
Kansas City has some of the best restaurants in the nation, with more barbeque restaurants per capita than any other city. And while the historic connection between the Missouri city and BBQ is well documented, there are tons of amazing options for residents and visitors.
Eddie V's Prime Seafood is an exquisite upscale seafood establishment that provides the best cuisine of the sea along with nightly jazz. In addition, there's the distinctive Austrian restaurant, Grunauer, paying homage to the immigrants who helped settle the area in the 19th century.
My personal favorite would have to be Bluestem. Winning a James Beard award in 2013 – this restaurant is the epitome of fine dining. From the moody atmosphere to the decadent seven-course menu, this place is an unconditional must if you're in the Kansas City area.
A Balanced Life
Ultimately, Kansas City is about balance. It's a vibrant world-class destination that attracts educated, driven people who like the bustle of a large metro area. But the city also holds on to its Midwestern values that set it apart from cities on the East and West coasts. And Kansas City is a place where you can truly enjoy life and experience everything without feeling rushed or frustrated by traffic.
For me – and the half-a-million people who live here – it's absolutely perfect.
~ Michael Gortenburg Kansas City Missouri
Travel: Notes on Italia
Over the past two years, I have been fortunate enough to travel to many different extraordinary destinations. From the lesser known coastal towns of the Balkans to the ancient cities of the Middle East – I've seen a lot outside of Kansas City.
One of the most distinct places that immediately comes to mind has to be Italy. With the ruins of the Colosseum and the timeless cathedrals, Italy can be described as truly atmospheric. And while sites like the Vatican and the Trevi Fountain are packed with tourists, they are absolutely mandatory for visitors…at least once.
Second-to-None Cuisine and Sightseeing
After sightseeing and observing the differences in cultures, trying new foods has to be one of my favorite things about traveling – and what is Italy known for if not their beloved food? It's a cuisine that has been carefully perfected and preserved over centuries. Their attention and attitudes toward quality is astounding and drastically different than typical restaurants that you would find in Kansas City, or the U.S. in general. It's a quality that Italian chefs take great pride in.
The first thing you'll notice about authentic Italian cuisine is that it isn't all pizzas and pastas. Sure, those are classic staples, but Italian dishes outside of the states consist of vegetables, rice, and seafood. The carb-heavy American approach to Italian food is far from a true representation of the Mediterranean peninsula.
Also, in Italy, less is more. They focus on quality, taste and nourishment as opposed to how much they can put onto a plate. There's a reason why the Italian island of Sardinia is included in the areas labeled as "Blue Zones," where people live far longer and healthier lives.
In addition to the variety of foods, Italy is incredibly diverse from region to region. There's an ocean of difference between the rolling green hills of Tuscany's wine country and the sun-kissed villages along the Amalfi coast. Milan is often regarded as the fashion capital of the world. Florence is known for its rich history and artists. Venice, of course, is a town largely built on sunken streets and this time of year is filled with tourists who line up to travel the canals by gondola.
No matter where you go in Italy, it's fascinating to see how a relatively small country can be so unique from town to town.
Hold the Phone
Finally, one last note for those thinking of visiting Italy:
Like with all traveling, what is it that we remember most? It's not the hotels, the photos on our phones or the t-shirts from famous hotspots. It's the raw experiences and memories. Italy is a beautiful place with many things to see and do. My advice to anyone thinking of visiting is to take your time and avoid the luring "comforts" of modern traveling.
I enjoy nice hotels and attractions as much as the next person, but they can detract from the experience if you're not careful.
It's okay to go without Wi-Fi for just a moment, to get out and enjoy the many offerings of one of Europe's most historic places. Don't just try to cram in all of the tourist attractions and destination. Maybe take a walk off of the beaten path or two.
The whole idea is to see and do things that take you out of your average day and the mindset of passive consumption.
~ Michael Gortenburg Kansas City, MO
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This is the first post in what will be a collection of insights from a lifetime spent as an entrepreneur, businessman, investor and real estate enthusiast.
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Kamehameha pulls away to roll Lahainaluna
Junior Malie Marfil put up a team-high 12 points with a 3-pointer made in each quarter. Greg Yamamoto | SL
Haley Masaki (left) had 10 points and came up big with a huge 3-pointer in the third quarter to extend the Warriors' lead. Greg Yamamoto | SL
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Kamehameha (18-7, 18-7) 6 11 12 18 47
Lahainaluna (19-6, 19-6) 6 8 7 9 30
Pts: Susitina Namoa (LAH) 15 pts Reb: Noelle Sua-Godinet (KSK) 11 reb Ast: Malie Marfil (KSK) 3 ast
KAKAAKO — A balanced scoring effort and timely shots helped unseeded and No. 2 Kamehameha beat third seed and No. 4 Lahainaluna, 47-30, in the nightcap of the Snapple/HHSAA Division I Girls Basketball State Championship quarterfinals at McKinley's Student Council Gymnasium.
Kamehameha crushed Mililani in the opening round Monday and after taking care of the Lunas, will face off against unseeded Kalani in the semifinals at the Stan Sheriff Center at 5 p.m. followed by top seed and No. 1 Iolani and four-time defending state champion Konawaena.
The Warriors and Falcons, each runners up in their own respective leagues, played each other in the preseason back on Nov. 9 with Kamehameha winning, 69-65.
"They (Kalani) looked like they had a good game and a good offensive game. Our focus, which has been our focus will be defense," Kamehameha coach Pua Straight said of the Falcons.
The Warriors avenged a preseason loss to the Lahainaluna on Nov. 10, 46-39, and fast forward almost three months later on the same floor, the Warriors got payback in convincing fashion.
"It's been a long season and when I think back to the beginning of the season, we came a long way. It was a new system and the preseason was rocky for us because they were just getting to know the offense. Because they're good with the offense, now they can just play," Straight said.
Haley Masaki (left) had 10 points and came up big with a huge 3-pointer in the third quarter to extend the Warriors' lead. Greg Yamamoto | SL Purchase image
Kalina Obrey, who averaged 17.9 points per game on the season, scored a season-low eight points on 1-for-8 shooting from the field and picked up two fouls in the first quarter.
Despite Obrey's struggles, Kamehameha got big contributions from Malie Marfil, who scored a team-high 12 points, made a 3-pointer each quarter and Haley Masaki added 10 points to fill the void. Noelle Sua-Godinet and Camille Feary (six points each) provided much-needed baskets.
"We have been talking about it a lot that everyone has to step up. Kalina scores most of our points and it's not a secret. Everyone keys in on her. When everyone crashes in, people have to step up and hit shots," Straight said.
Both teams were tied at 6 after the first quarter until Kamehameha created separation in the second with a five-point lead following Sua-Godinet's putback. The Lunas got within three twice and trailed, 17-14, at halftime.
The Lunas were held to single digits for all four quarters.
"We did a good job on the defensive side. That has been our focus as of late. That's what you can control. You can always control how you come out on defense. Some nights our shots don't fall so that's been our focus and we did a good job on the defensive side tonight," Straight said.
Lahainaluna brought the game within one to open the third quarter, but Marfil answered with a 3-pointer. Obrey was 0 for 6 from the field until she hit her only field goal to put the Warriors up 24-19. Masaki splashed a big 3-pointer from the right corner and Obrey followed up with two free throws to put Kamehameha up 10.
Susi Namoa, who scored a game-high 15 points, gashed the Warriors in the first half with 10 points. Kamehameha made defensive adjustments to limit her to five in the second half by throwing multiple defenders and fronting her when she got to the post.
"Coming out in the second half, we tried to fully deny her the ball the whole time. Even if she's in the corner and if she's in the corner and if the ball is in the opposite corner, we had to stick to her like glue," Straight said of defensive adjustments guarding Namoa. "We put smaller girls on her to try and deny her and when she went to the post, everyone helped in. She is a great player, you can tell they look a lot for her so we tried to not let her get the ball."
The Lunas cut the deficit to seven 16 seconds into the fourth quarter, but Alize Pratt came off the bench to hit a 3-pointer from the right corner, Feary made a pair of foul shots and Kaylee-Brooke Manuel drained a mid-range jumper to spark a 7-0 run to go up 14 to put the game out of reach.
The Lunas play Waiakea at 3 p.m. in the consolation bracket at the Stan Sheriff Center.
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Apps for time travel
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Science-fiction fans love time-traveling tales, and many are passionate about time-traveling British favorite "Doctor Who." Here are selections of apps with a time-traveling theme.
Video Time Machine ($2.99) - This app is not science-fiction. Choose a year from 1860 onward, and this app shows you videos, including sports and commercials from that year. (Mo-bilewalla Score: 88/100)
Time Surfer ($0.99) - This high-speed game features a character hurtling through time and trying to rewind it in order to avert disaster. (Score: 90/100)
Doctor Who - The Mazes of Time ($1.99)* - If you think you are clever like the Doctor, test yourself with this puzzler with more than 100 "Doctor Who"-themed puzzles. (Score: 79/100)
Stranded: Mysteries of Time ($0.99) Unlock puzzles found throughout time to save the world. Predators of the past and future challenge players at every turn. (Score: 79/1(10)
iAmADalek (Doctor Who) (Free) - If world domination is your goal. then you need this app that will repeat anything you say in the frighten. ing voice of the Daleks. (Score: 75/100)
Cut the Rope: Time Travel (Free)* -- Beloved rope cutter Om Nom travels back in time to feed his ancestors candy; multiple locations include pirate ships and pyramids. (Mo bilewalla Score: 98/100)
Mushroom Age: Time Adventure ($3.99 - Vera must travel through time to find clues to locate her missing fiance in this hidden-object puzzler. (Score: 90/100)
Doctor Who Puzzle (Free) This app is for puzzle fans who also like "Doctor Who." There are 65 levels of Whovian puzzles. (Score: 89/100)
Time Travel Heroes (Free) This role-playing game asks players to trav el across time to recruit great heroes from history to fight evil and protect the world. (Score: 87/100)
Daleks ($0.99) — If you've been a longtime "Doctor Who" fan, you'll remember this game from the '80s. Its game play is much improved with mod ern technology. (Score 69/100)
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The Programme of Action calls on the United Nations system to provide support to the implementation of the BPOA, and more specifically to facilitate follow-up actions for ensuring that the needs and problems of LDCs are addressed. It also calls on the UN system to support LDCs in strengthening cooperation between LDCs and other countries in their respective regions, and to monitor progress in the implementation of the BPOA. It is in this context that this progress report is prepared. The report benchmarks LDCs' performance and progress vis-à-vis the Brussels Programme of Action. It also highlights, albeit briefly, ECA activities in supporting African LDCs meet the goals of the BPOA, and eventually graduate from the LDC category.


Martha's first experience of being in a swimming pool was at a Hotel when she was about 18 months old. We'd been given a wetsuit by the amazing Heartline charity because of how much harder her heart would have to work to hold her temperature in the pool. It worked brilliantly and she seemed to enjoy splashing around with us.
A few months later we went to Center Parcs where Martha went swimming again, and it worked a treat. But I couldn't keep her in a neoprene wetsuit forever, especially when her sister was wearing pretty swimming costumes. I decided to brave it and bought Martha a swimming costume and a bikini for our holidays last year.
Both on Holiday in Bluestone and in Majorca she tolerated the water temperature really well. I must add that the pool temperature was a fair bit warmer in Bluestone than the pool in Center Parcs. When we were in Majorca, the water was quite cool but the temperature day-to-day ranged from 27-30 degrees. We had a couple of days where the weather wasn't great; as soon as the sun went behind the clouds Martha's lips and nail beds became blue.
As much as she loved splashing and jumping in and out of the shallow end of the pool, she was reluctant to go to the deep side even when Mark or I was with her. We wanted her to have more confidence in the water so that when we go on holiday next year, she can run off with the older two and join in the fun.
I knew it was high time that I enrolled the girls in swimming lessons, so I signed them up with a local company at the gym Mark goes to. Osh had been for swimming lessons at a local leisure centre, but the classes were quite big and Osh was easily distracted and couldn't follow along. With Martha's heart condition I needed her to be in a smaller class, with instructors who would be in the water with them and the water would be a few degrees warmer.
Martha has been having weekly lessons since November. She didn't quite enjoy her first one and the instructor said she had been whining. By the end of the second lesson, the instructor said she'd been much better that day, had jumped in the water on her own and had even let go of the swim noodle. By now she is still wearing armbands but is much happier going into the pool than she was at the beginning. There is a slightly dark red/purple tinge to her lips when she comes out of the water but it disappears once she's had a warm shower and is fully clothed. I find the changing rooms in the gym much warmer than the leisure centre I went to when I was little. That's making such a difference in my opinion, there's nothing worse than getting dressed in a cold room when you've just been swimming.
Swimming lessons is another milestone that most parents take for granted, but for us, it's one we didn't think we'd make it to. We feel so lucky that we are able to take her each week, that she's enjoying a normal quality of life after everything she's been through. She's never been one to be embarrassed about the scar down her sternum or on the side of her ribs, or even of the chest drain scars beneath her ribs. Luckily they are all covered beneath her swimming costume, I worry how other children will react when they see them. Martha knows they are there from her multiple operations and I hope she'd be happy to talk about them to anyone who asks about them.
Disclaimer: We discussed swimming lessons with our Cardiolgist in October. Please consult your primary Cardiolgist to ensure swimming is a safe option for your child.


Toast unites students in its golden-buttered simplicity. It's been made immortal in song. It's the family's first daily ritual. Toast brings people together.
So show it some respect.
Whether it's for household or commercial use, you can't get better than a Rowlett Rutland toaster, the World's Best Toaster. We take toast seriously. Since 1945, our British craftsmen have been creating the finest toasters money can buy.
Today, Rowlett Rutland toasters are ergonomically designed gems of technology, with craftsmanship, durability, style and individuality at their core using the highest quality materials such as stainless steel , and Rowlett toasters are renowned for being the best there is worldwide.
Our toasters and other commercial catering equipment are continuously improved, handmade and exported to 70 countries. They're supplied to homes, hotels, restaurants and bars. They're sold to ships, trains and high-volume food outlets everywhere.
Through all this, we've never lost sight of our goal: to enable chefs to create first-class cuisine.
Oh, and lightly-buttered, golden-brown masterpieces, too.
The first commercial toaster was manufactured by the founder of the company, my father Ted Rutland, who was a qualified toolmaker, in 1946 at his Staines factory (Middlesex), followed a year later in 1947, by Rowlett's domestic 2 slot toaster.
Spares for these toasters were still being supplied up until about 10 years ago.
Production soon out grew the Staines factory and was moved to Burnt Oak, Edgware.
Production was expanded to include a whole range of toys and domestic appliances.
Production continued until 1957 when the Company was relocated Twickenham, Middlesex.
In 1966 Rowlett moved to their Weybridge site where production started in earnest concentrating on continuous improvement of the quality and extension of their range of commercial toasters and expanding their market to over 70 countries throughout the world.
In 2002 Rowlett joined forces with R V Rutland (UK) Ltd and production was moved to our new modern factories in Bookham, Surrey.
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o grito/the shout, 2019
Video installation with sound, TRT: 11:30 minutes
Participants: Soraia Alves, Nilza anjos, Camila Q. de Castro, Maria Clara Cintra, Omara s. da Conceição, Tereza Coelho, Luciana S. de Jesus, Rosemeire de Jesus, Valdiria Lopes, Carmen L. Rebelo, Cristiana M. Reis, Gleicy Santos do Sacramento, Lavínia de S.F. Santos, Robertina M. dos Santos, Ana Claudia S. Souza
Music: Luiz Gayotto and Rovilson Pascoal
Voice-over: Mafalda Pequenino
Text: Lynne Thompson
Post-production: Takashi Takeoka and Alison Fisher
This collaborative video project is inspired by Maria Felipa de Oliveira, a pioneer black women who fought against the Portuguese colonizers for Brazil's independence in Itaparica Island, Bahia in 1823. Still unknown to most of Brazilians, after two centuries her name was finally inscribed in the national book of heroes. Through multiple perspectives and points of view, this site specific video shows a group of women performing at the Convento Beach where Maria Felipa lived and fought. These resilient women reside in Itaparica Island and Salvador, and belong to non-profit organizations that actively work to preserve her memory. Edited in a non-linear ways, the sequences interweave staged and improvised corporeal movements, with selected sites and natural elements used by Maria Felipa and other women to fight against the Portuguese invaders, including fire, wind, coconut fibers and native plants. In this collective performance the women play real and fictional roles, paying homage to a black heroine who was at the forefront of the feminist and #BlackLivesMatter movements in Brazil.


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This week, we have beautiful Heidi Hampton. We fell on her during a Lounge(Show) to Las Vegas and we promised him(her) that one days we shall request her(it) for pornsensuality.
Thing betrothed, Heidi was delighted, and too moreover, to give the best of her even for our members.


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Business Other News 04 Mar 2016 Call drops: Supreme ...
Business, In Other News
Call drops: Supreme Court refuses any interim relief to telecom companies
Published Mar 4, 2016, 2:37 pm IST
Updated Mar 4, 2016, 2:37 pm IST
The court also issued notice to the Centre, TRAI and others, directing them to file their response before next week.
The Supreme Court of India
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday declined any interim relief to telecom companies against the Delhi High Court's order upholding TRAI's decision making it mandatory for them to compensate subscribers for call drops from January 1, 2016.
"It's a question of interim order. We will hear it on Thursday (March 10). As of now, no interim order," a bench of Justices Kurian Joseph and Rohinton Fali Nariman said. The court asked senior advocate Kapil Sibal, who was appearing for the cellular operators, to take adjournment before Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) where they are supposed to appear on Monday.
The court also issued notice to the Centre, TRAI and others, directing them to file their response before next week on appeals filed by Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), a body of Unified Telecom Service Providers of India and 21 telecom operators, including Vodafone, Bharti Airtel and Reliance. During the brief hearing, Attorney Genreal Mukul Rohatgi opposed the telecos' plea, saying the high court has rightly upheld TRAI's decision.
"I also oppose their (telecos') request for no coercive steps as the decision was in the consumer's interest. Therefore, we succeeded before the high court," the AG submitted. At this, the bench said, "We will examine the issue." The bench, however, was of the view that "prima facie we do not find anything ultra virus in the decision (of the high court). If call drop fault is on your (telecos) part, you will have to pay for it."
However, the telecom companies said that the matter should be heard. The high court had, earlier this week, upheld the October 16, 2016 decision of TRAI making it mandatory for cellular operators to pay consumers one rupee per call drop experienced on their networks, subject to a cap of Rs 3 a day. The court order came while dismissing a batch of petitions filed by COAI.
The high court had said that it had not stayed TRAI's notification since filing of the writ petition, therefore the telecom regulator is at liberty to implement its decision January 1, 2016 onwards. The court had said that the regulation was made by TRAI "keeping in mind the paramount interest of the consumer".
The telecom operators had moved the high court seeking quashing of TRAI's regulation contending that it was a "knee- jerk reaction" which penalised them without proving any wrong-doing. The telcos had termed the regulation as "arbitrary and whimsical" contending that providing compensation to consumers amounted to interfering with companies' tariff structure which could be done only by order, not regulation.
The high court, while brushing aside the contention of the telcos, had also observed that the compensation for call drops was capped at Rs 3 only and the regulation also mandated only compensating the calling consumer not the receiver.
Earlier, TRAI had told the high court that consumers have a right to get compensated for call drops and this was different from the quality of service guidelines that cellular service providers have to follow under the licence conditions.
TRAI had termed the call drops as a "pervasive problem", saying it amounted to "harassment" of consumers as well as breach of contract that telcos had with subscribers. TRAI had on December 22, last year told the court that no coercive steps would be taken against telecom firms till January 6 for not complying with the call drop compensation norms.
Tags: supreme court, call drops, telecom regulatory authority of india
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This is the flag pole Zane, Abdurrahim and I made out of string, a bamboo stick, cardboard and 2 bottle lids.I then got to test out our flag pole to see if I could rise the New Zealand flag. Horray! I could. I feel happy that I mad a simple pulley for my topic on simple machines.
Congratulations on making a flag pole that worked. It is a difficult task and you guys accomplished it. Well done!
If you would to challenge yourself this summer please consider joining the Summer Learning Journey programme. It's a blogging programme where you can sign onto a website (https://sites.google.com/site/summerlearningjourney/), complete activities and then blog about them. Each blog is worth points and you can be eligible to win cool prizes.
The programme is all about adventure and travel. You can choose to travel online to Canada, Germany, Chile, England or Malaysia. You will learn a lot about each place, including what the flag looks like for each country!
Please consider logging in and blogging! There are two weeks left for the programme and I will check in each day to see if you've joined. Students from each of these countries will also check in to read your blogs.
So, please do join us today!


March 2017. In the year since the first Project Reconnect grantees were selected, 24,000 Google Chromebooks have been distributed to nonprofits working with refugees. The laptops are in use at more than 900 locations across Germany. On March 17, 2017, representatives from these nonprofits met in Munich to share lessons learned and swap ideas around computer-assisted learning, online content, and usage scenarios.
Wieland Holfelder, Engineering Director and Site Lead for Google Munich, welcomed the 45 participants at the Google event space in Munich, and complimented the organizations on the great strides they'd made in such a short time. Participants then spent the day exploring new content and apps, networking with each other, and discussing how they use Chromebooks to help refugees and asylum seekers.
The Deutscher Volkshochschulverband shared how adult education centers are using Chromebooks in a blended learning approach that combines classroom sessions and e-learning. Representatives from Volunteer Vision, an online language mentoring program that pairs corporate volunteers with refugees, and Speex, which offers language training tools online, provided hands-on experience with their programs. And Cisco Networking Academy described how nonprofits can use free entry-level online courses about cybersecurity, and cloud computing that could lead to professional certifications.
Carmen Strigel from RTI International led a panel discussion called "Digital offers for refugees:What works?" with Waltraud Haase, from Asylplus, Karsten Hammer of research institute MTO, and Klaus Krischok from the Goethe Institute. All agreed that content to help refugees and asylum-seekers tackle issues in their daily lives and succeed in education and job environments was most essential. One example being the job-specific language learning tools presented by Asylplus, and another, the scenario-based help offered through the app and website from AnkommenApp.
Project Reconnect grantees are making Chromebooks available in places ranging from internet cafes in large welcome centers to small group homes, and they all shared stories of Chromebooks helping refugees learn German, land a job or get into a vocational training program. Everyone took home new ideas and new content to explore. The Project Reconnect team thanks all participants for sharing their expertise and for their efforts to help refugees in Germany.


Graveside services for Kerry O. Burns will be at 11 a.m., Saturday May 23, 2015, at Holly Springs Cemetery in Minden, Louisiana with Bro. Bill Crider and Pastor Kay Gilbert officiating. Visitation will be from 10 until 11 a.m. Saturday at Holly Springs Baptist Church before the service.
Kerry was born Dec. 19, 1940 in Shreveport and entered into rest May 21, 2015, in Minden.
He is survived by his wife Elaine M. Burns of Minden, sons Kevin Burns of Shreveport, David Burns of Costa Rica, daughter Judith Burns of Florida, stepson Al Blount and wife Susan of Arkansas, stepdaughter Melissa Griffith and husband Mark of Minden, brothers Henry Burns and wife Lynette of Haughton, A.J. Burns, Jr. and wife Jo Lynn of West Monroe, eight grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Donations may be made to Shriner's Children Hospital or charity of donor's choice.


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The legality of gun ownership in the United States
The shooting in San Bernardino [1] on Dec. 2 was one in a heartbreakingly long line of mass shootings the U.S. has seen in recent years. The trend has spurred debates about gun control laws, due to the troubling fact that many mass shooters obtained weapons legally.
As the debate continues, and the nation grieves, it's worth reviewing some statistics to get a better sense of the situation in the United States and how it compares to the rest of the world. The above map, courtesy of Metrocosm, uses data from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms [2] to show the numbers of federally registered weapons in each US state, broken down by weapon categories.
Go to the map and click [3] on each state individually to check out its firearm statistics.
[Georgia Perry is a freelance writer based in Oakland, California. She's contributed to several print and online magazines including, The Atlantic, CityLab, Portland Monthly Magazine and the Portland Mercury. She was formerly a staff writer at the Santa Cruz Weekly in California. Follow her on Twitter @georguhperry [4].]
Source URL (modified on 09/12/2019 - 7:38am): https://www.globalsistersreport.org/blog/three-stats-and-map/legality-gun-ownership-united-states-35206
[1] http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-san-bernardino-shooting-live-updates-htmlstory.html
[2] https://www.atf.gov/file/3336/download
[3] http://metrocosm.com/map-of-federally-regulated-weapons/
[4] https://twitter.com/georguhperry


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Chehalis peut désigner :

Anthroponymie

 Les , ou Sts'Ailes, peuple autochtone des Salishes de la côte parlant le halkomelem, en Colombie-Britannique ;
 la , ou Bande indienne Chehalis, des Sts'Ailes dans la même province canadienne.

 Les , peuple autochtone des Salishes de la côte parlant deux langues distinctes (le chehalis inférieur et le chehalis supérieur), dans l'État de Washington.

Toponymie

 , localité des Basses-terres continentales en Colombie-Britannique ;
 la , rivière dans la même province canadienne.

 Chehalis, siège du comté de Lewis dans l'État de Washington ;
 la , rivière dans le même État américain.

Linguistique
Dans la famille amérindienne des langues salish :
 Le chehalis inférieur, parlée par les Chehalis dans l'État américain de Washington ;
 le chehalis supérieur, idem que la précédente.


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Mihail Decean Exhumation of martyr-heroes with an excavator
The second surprise
Mărioara was working on her book. The manuscript was not ready for print and it could not be sent to a publishing house as it was then. I offered to help her have it typed on a laptop. I stayed in her house in Cluj for a few days, until the manuscript was finally typed by a woman from that city. Mărioara and I dictated the text and she typed it on the computer.
I still have the copy of the manuscript on my computer. We had previously agreed that we would both make arrangements for her brother's official exhumation. We knew that, without the arrangements indicated by Petrov, the official exhumation could not take place and her brother could not be reburied in the Christian tradition. Mărioara's desire to rebury her brother became her highest aspiration, legitimate and natural at the same time.
With the help of Petru Stânea (Petrică), my nephew of second degree maternal cousin who at that time was the priest of the Romanian Church United with Rome, Greek-Catholic Parish in Mihalţ, our native village in Alba County, I contacted archaeologist Paul Scrobotă, Gheorghe Petrov's collaborator, via e-mail; then, on Paul's recommendation, I contacted Gheorghe Petrov, whom I asked when the exhumation would take place. (At present, Petrică Jr. is the Very Reverend Iconom Stavrofor of St. Helena Romanian Greek Catholic Church in Cleveland, USA – the first Romanian church built in America.) My conversations about the exhumation with Gheorghe Petrov, as well as his discussions with Mărioara, continued not only on the phone, but also via email or face to face, until the exhumation finally took place, after repeated delays that started in the summer of 2010 and lasted until the summer of 2015.
All this time, as Gheorghe Petrov calmly and patiently explained to me in letters via email, all kinds of different priorities would come up. I did not know what to think about it any longer; we can state today that the official procedures for obtaining approval for exhumation were not a priority of IICCMRE, since so many years passed until the exhumation took place.
Odd things occur uncontrollably. This is the only explanation for the fact that even the sister of a partisan of anti-communist armed resistance group – I mean Maria Decean, who had told me that her only wish was to rebury her brother in the Christian tradition and that that was her only reason to live – changed her mind regarding some of her legitimate and natural thoughts.
Mărioara did not explain anything to me so that I could understand why she had second thoughts, and I did not insist on her giving me an explanation in order to avoid another quarrel. She did not say and I did not ask why she had decided to publish her book when I was out of the country for more than a month, in the summer of 2012, although we had agreed otherwise. Nor did she explain, and I did not ask, why she insisted on holding a religious service to commemorate her brother and his four comrades from Mihalţ, Petru's native village, before the exhumation. Moreover, in her book she wrote something different from the manuscript that we had edited together, namely she stated her total disagreement with any action to exhume the remains of the partisans: They, the unknown national martyrs, will be blessed by a proper funeral and, as I disagree with any kind of profanation, I will make a statement in front of a notary that no one shall ever move their remains from the place where the sad fate and God decided to bury them 63 years ago (p. 97); she offered several copies of her book to people from her native village, where she raised a commemorative metal cross (a hand-made piece made of construction pipes).
Oh, my dear Mărioara, I did not expect this from you! It is Satan, not God, that decided that the partisans of Muntele Mare-Groşi be killed and thrown like garbage in a secret mass grave. It is Satan that worked through the former Securitate agents against the national martyr heroes and continues to work through the current agents against their memory and the memory of people like you, not allowing you to live the quiet life you deserve. There is another thing in Mărioara's book that I cannot understand. She wrote: Now the circle is closed. After the pilgrimage I made to those historical places, I have a last great obligation, a last wish and a last duty. To see the martyred heroes' remains with my own eyes, to raise a cross for these five brave people who sacrificed their lives for justice and freedom and to have them buried in the Christian tradition (p. 93).However, if you go three pages forward, you will find the fragment I quoted before!
© Mihail Decean 2016. Reproduction prohibited without the author's permission


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