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Пётр Степанович Лихонин — русский переводчик, писатель и член Императорского Вольного экономического общества XVIII века.

Биография и публикации
Из дворян. Образование получил в университетской гимназии. Воспитанник Дружеского учёного общества и И. Е. Шварца. Писатель. Сотрудничал в «Утреннем свете», «Московских ведомостях». Член Вольного экономического общества. В 1787—1788 состоял на службе. Коллежский асессор. В 1812 чиновник 7 класса, служил в Комитете для окончания нерешенных дел комиссариатского департамента Военного министерства. В 1813 жил в Рязани. В июле и августе 1813 ездил в Нелюбовское к И. А. Поздееву. В 1814 военный советник, служил «у разных поручений» в том же департаменте. Первоначально сторонник И. А. Поздеева, затем — Н. И. Новикова. В 1817 жил в с. Тихвинском, присутствовал на похоронах Н. И. Новикова. Помещик, владелец поместий ок. Вологды. Основатель усадьбы Глебково (ныне — Рязанский конный завод).

Масон, член-основатель московской ложи «Нептуна», с 1806 г. её ритор, посещал также ряд лож в Петербурге.

К трудам его принадлежат:
 «Описание конского падежа, бывшего в прошлом 1789 году в Вологодском наместничестве в Грязовицком округе, и средств, от коих падеж оный пресекся».
 «Испытанное средство от угрызения бешеных разного рода животных».

Лихонин переводил оригинальные сочинения и опубликовывал их в журнале, издававшемся Николаем Ивановичем Новиковым, под названием «Утренний свет». Также Пётр Степанович переводил труды для «Московских ведомостей».

Письмо, отправленное ему известным масоном О. А. Поздеевым, было опубликовано в «Русском архиве».

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LaMelo then the Rest; Rookie of the Year Outlook
Posted on February 9, 2021 March 13, 2022 by Bobby Hinker
This year's NBA draft was not expected to be a historically great draft class, due to the lack of star power at the top of the board. But early into this season, it is looking like what the class lacked in star power, they are making up with depth.
There have been many rookies who have contributed to their teams this year that won't be in the top 5 rookie of the year candidates that I cover, but that doesn't mean they don't deserve recognition. Guys like Cole Anthony, Tyrese Maxey, Deni Avdijia, Theo Maledon, Isaac Okoro, and others have all performed well this year and will be vital pieces on their respective teams in the future.
To begin, the clear favorite early in the season is LaMelo Ball of the Charlotte Hornets. The former viral high school sensation was selected as the third overall pick and has lived up to the hype so far. He is averaging 14 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists per game so far, and has recently been inserted into the starting lineup for James Borrego's squad because of injury, but it doesn't seem as if he will be vacating his starting spot anytime soon. He has brought a spark to a Charlotte franchise that has been lacking excitement (other than a couple of Kemba moments) since their return to Charlotte in 2004.
LaMelo has gotten more and more comfortable with his three-point shot as the year has gone on. In his past six games, he has shot 52.5% from three and was able to lead his team to a victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. LaMelo's ability to create for himself and others in transition and in half-court has led Coach Borrego to describe him as "A joy to coach and watch on the court." That is high praise for a player who has only played 25 games in the NBA.
The rookie who may have the best chance to capture the award if LaMelo takes a step back is James Wiseman. Wiseman was selected with the 2nd overall pick by the Golden State Warriors. Wiseman was an interesting prospect, as we only got to see him in action in three college contests for the University of Memphis. Nonetheless, he was selected at two, and has played well off of Stephen Curry and Draymond Green so far this season.
Wiseman has had up and down games, but overall is averaging 12 rebounds and 7 assists. On the court, you can see his teammates encouraging and in a way teaching the young big man on the fly. He seems to be taking well to constructive criticism, primarily from Draymond. This is what makes me think that he will only get better as time goes on and learn how to better play within one of the most complex and high powered offenses in NBA history.
The number one overall pick this year was not totally consensus, but most agreed that it should be Anthony Edwards out of Georgia. The Timberwolves decided to go with the safe pick and select Edwards to pair with D'Angelo Russell in the backcourt. LaMelo Ball has stuck out more than Edwards, but that is not to say that Edwards has not performed well. He is averaging 14 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 assists per game this season for a struggling Timberwolves team who has been without Karl Anthony Towns for a majority of the season.
Edwards has shown off his incredible athleticism on slashing dunks, as well as showing a solid three-point jumper. He has all of the physical tools to be a great defensive wing in this league and has shown flashes this season. Over time, he will slowly put it together and when KAT returns to action, I would not be surprised to see a jump in Edwards's play that could thrust him into the ROY conversation.
The first three of my choices were coincidentally the top three picks in the draft, which in theory is how this should work. The fourth pick in the draft was Patrick Williams to the Chicago Bulls, and although he has had a solid season under Billy Donovan, he is not seriously in the ROY conversation. Tyrese Haliburton was projected in some mock drafts to go in the top five, but he fell all the way to twelve where the Sacremento Kings gladly selected the guard from Iowa State.
Haliburton had one of the highest floors in the entire draft class, and it was thought that he would be able to seamlessly fit in in an NBA system, and he has not disappointed. He is a great team defender who is savvy enough to jump in passing lanes to deflect balls. He brings that savyness to the offense side of the ball where he is clinical in the pick and roll. The biggest surprise in Haliburton is his jumper. He was an alright shooter in college, but people feared that his unorthidoxed set shot would not be able to translate to the league. Those doubters were dead wrong as he is shooting an astounishing 44% from the three-point line on 5.1 attempts per game. He has elevated the Kings level of play and has kept them in the playoff picture for this early part of the season, and is therefore probably the runner-up for ROY at this point in the season.
The last ROY candidate that I will cover is a player not selected until the 25th overall pick in the draft. Immanuel Quickley from the University of Kentucky was selected here by the New York Knicks and has already exceeded expectations early in the season. He is averaging 12 points per game in only 18.9 minutes a game and has provided much needed scoring for the Knicks coming off of the bench.
The fan favorite in New York was set to grow into a more prominent role within the offense if he kept up his high level of play. However, the Knicks recently traded for Derrick Rose from the Detroit Pistons. It will be interesting to see how Tom Thibodeau handles these rotations as they are now juggling three highly capable point guards in Quickley, Elfried Payton and now Derrick Rose. In a market like NYC, if Quickley gets more playing time, his popularity will continue to soar and I could see a case for him being ROY if the Knicks end up making a playoff push.
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A few weeks ago, I worked with a large school district on the east coast. They loved my activities on the health education, my pitch on the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child model and how as health teachers they play a role in a bigger health system. They loved my effective practices in health education activity and the energizers I was incorporating in. I had them enthused! Motivated!
Congratulations to my home state's health and PE professional association for record numbers at their annual conference! The Kentucky Association for Health, PE, Recreation and Dance kicked off with a PGES (Professional Growth Effectiveness System) workshop facilitated by Jamie Sparks and me. Over 75 participants attended the workshop to learn more about teaching enduring skills and assessment within health and PE classrooms.
Those of you teaching in Kentucky have heard PGES, Program Review, Student Growth Goals multiple times in different settings. Even if you are obsessed with student achievement & assessment (like I am), the terms may make you groan, roll your eyes or have a stomach ache. It is not because you don't believe in clear criteria for accountability for yourself or your students.
Yup. I said it. Actually, I heard it from colleague Jamie Sparks while he was speaking at an event. What he went on to say was that it appears the only time a school or district actually cares about how much sleep a child gets or what they eat for breakfast is on those dreaded statewide standardized testing days.
Years ago, teaching 7th grade, memories of healthier breakfast options during that April week of test taking come to mind. Somebody on my middle school staff read something about peppermint helping with focus. Little baggies of peppermints showed up in our teacher mailboxes immediately to pass out to students as they filled in little bubbles with a No. 2 pencil. Never mind the other 179 days of the year when authentic learning and performance-based assessment was occurring.
What's the end goal of education? That is really the question. I'd say authentic learning with application to the world around us. I'd say demonstration of skills that provide a logical progression of knowledge gain related to all content areas. I'd say social skills and activities that will prepare students for the workforce.


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Karen Van Spall graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts/ University of Melbourne. Roles for Opera Australia/Oz Opera include Suzuki, Kate Pinkerton, Mercedes and Carmen (understudy). Other roles include; Dorabella, Second Lady, Slave (Salome, OA) Third Orphan (Der Rosenkavalier) Third Handmaiden and Unborn Child (Die Frau Ohne Schatten, VSO).
She created the role of "Therese Rein" (Rain) and performed "Wagner in Paris" for Opera Australia's "Melbourne Ring Festival."
She has given recitals at the Melbourne Recital Centre with Melbourne Art Song Collective and more recently The Parlour.
Orchestral concert performances include Mozart's Requiem and Missa Brevis in C, Berlioz' "Les Nuits d'Ete", Mahler's "Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen" "Rückert-lieder" and 8Th Symphony. Karen has recently completed a MA in Arts Management.
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Pre-filing claims can be set off against post-filing claims in CCAA proceedings, Supreme Court rules
City of Montreal cannot apply payments from Quebec reimbursement scheme to cover what it owed a contractor
Marc Duchesne is an insolvency and restructuring partner in Borden Ladner Gervais LLP in Montreal.
By Elizabeth Raymer
Can pre-filing claims be set off against post-filing claims in proceedings under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act? The Supreme Court of Canada answered 'yes' on Friday, in a decision that clarified pre- and post-filing compensation and the common law principle of "set-off" between debts.
In a 6-1 decision in Montréal (City) v. Deloitte Restructuring Inc., the Supreme Court found against the City of Montreal, which had claimed a right to effect compensation/set-up between what it owed a contractor for work performed after the CCAA filing and claims it had against that contractor resulting from an alleged pre-filling fraud.
The claim arose from an agreement entered into before an initial order was made under Quebec's Voluntary Reimbursement Program, which was established under Quebec's "Act to ensure mainly the recovery of amounts improperly paid as a result of fraud or fraudulent tactics in connection with public contracts," or Bill 26.
Friday's decision also marks the first time the Supreme Court has decided a case falling under Bill 26: legislation resulting from the recommendations of Quebec's Charbonneau Commission, a public inquiry into corruption in the management of public construction contracts that completed its work in 2015.
SM Group, an engineering consulting firm, was a contractor to the City of Montreal, working on major infrastructure projects including the Samuel De Champlain Bridge and the Turcot Interchange in Montreal. SM Group had also participated in the two-year voluntary reimbursement program intended to help recover money paid "in the course of the tendering, awarding or management of a public contract in relation to which there may have been fraud or fraudulent tactics."
These reimbursements are made without admissions of guilt in relation to obtaining public funds fraudulently, and the company coming forward will not be charged criminally or lose its licence; in other words, it can pay the money back with no consequences.
In August 2018 Quebec's Superior Court made an order that SM Group was subject to proceedings under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), which also stayed any claims and proceedings against them and contemplated the filing of a plan of arrangement, or "initial order."
The Superior Court appointed Deloitte Restructuring (Deloitte) to monitor the company's restructuring, and following the initial court order SM Group continued working on projects for the City of Montreal. The City refused to pay for that work, though, claiming it could use "pre-post compensation" to reduce or cancel the amount owed for the work performed by SM Group.
"Pre-post compensation" refers to compensation between debts arising before and after an initial order; so, it concerns whether payments made or owed by a contractor under the voluntary reimbursement program (VRP) scheme can be used to offset what the City owes to the contractor for other work the contractor has performed.
This meant the City of Montreal could apply payments received through the VRP to cover the amount it owed SM Group for the work done on the bridge and interchange. Although pre-post compensation is not normally allowed by the courts, the City claimed it should be allowed in this case because, it said, the money SM Group owed through the VRP resulted from fraud, specifically through an alleged consortium collusion in relation to a call for tenders for a water meter contract.
Deloitte, the court-appointed monitor, then applied to the Superior Court to stop the City from using pre-post compensation. The court granted Deloitte's application, and on appeal the Court of Appeal agreed the City could not use pre-post compensation.
Before the Supreme Court, the City argued that the majority of the Court of Appeal failed to properly consider the public interest in the recovery of fraudulently embezzled public funds. Deloitte argued that the City ignores the fact it is an unsecured creditor and the courts below properly considered its interest along with the interests of other creditors and stakeholders.
Claim of fraudulence
The case hinged on whether the City had proven that SM Group had engaged in fraud. The majority of the court found that that the City had not met the burden of proof required to show that the VRP claim was based on fraud.
"To discharge its burden of proving that its claim relates to a debt 'resulting from obtaining property or services by false pretences or fraudulent misrepresentation,' a creditor must establish, on a balance of probabilities, the following four elements: (i) the debtor made a representation to the creditor; (ii) the representation was false; (iii) the debtor knew that the representation was false; (iv) the false representation was made to obtain property or a service," wrote Chief Justice Richard Wagner and Justice Suzanne Côté in their reasons for the majority, with Justices Michael Moldaver, Andromache Karakatsanis, Malcolm Rowe and Sheilah Martin concurring.
"The City's burden was certainly not negligible: it had to prove that SM Group had knowingly made a false representation that led to the VRP claim. However, the City considered it sufficient for that purpose to mention that the claim existed, and did not try to prove or even allege any of these elements, presuming or assuming that the VRP claim resulted from fraudulent representations."
The majority also found a court should generally not allow pre-post compensation, unless there are exceptional circumstances, and there were none in this case.
"It is not to be granted lightly, this right of set-off, but there may be cases where it needs to be for fairness and to respect the rights or the balance of the rights of the parties," says Marc Duchesne, a partner in Borden Ladner Gervais LLP in Montreal and lead counsel for the intervener Union des municipalités du Québec. In this case, he says, the Supreme Court said "the rule should be that it's normal to have an initial order to suspend the right to set off," but it also should be open to a creditor to ask to "lift this right of suspension, … where set-off should be compensated."
The decision "confirms all the good principles under the CCAA," Duchesne adds: "that the supervising judge is the right person to establish whether or not that set-up should be allowed."
Liquidating CCAA
In addition, Duchesne says, "there used to be a difference between Western Canada and Eastern Canada in whether 'liquidating CCAA' should be allowed." Liquidating CCAA, as opposed to a "restructuring CCAA," starts with an initial order granting a stay of proceedings but does not result in a plan of arrangement being proposed to the creditors, he explains. "The stay is there to protect the company from its creditors while it usually runs a sale process to find a buyer for the assets of the company while it is operating, generating a better value for the creditors."
Once the assets are sold to a third party under court supervision, the company is an empty shell with no operations; its assets have been liquidated and proceeds paid in accordance with priorities of rank provided under the law.
Friday's decision confirms that liquidating CCAAs "are a trend and they are legal; they are there and for a good reason. It allows us to get the best price for the assets and allows for the continuation of the business without the corporate entity, and so people keep jobs, suppliers keep customers, and life goes on for the best of society even though there were losses."
In dissenting reasons Justice Russell Brown would have returned the matter to Quebec's Superior Court, solely for it to decide whether the City could effect compensation, since the supervising judge – mistakenly, Justice Brown believed -- did not see that she was permitted to exercise her discretion in the case.
Canadian businesses forced to restructure to avoid insolvency
New guide provides financial restructuring alternatives for businesses hoping to avoid bankruptcy


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Margot Robbie in talks to star in Barbie movie
Updated Oct 06, 2018 | 11:06 IST | ANI
Apart from Barbie Australian actor Margot Robbie is all geared up for her upcoming movie Birds of Prey which is set to hit the big screen on February 7, 2020.
Robbie would also produce the project through her LuckyChap banner | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspIANS
Washington: Australian actor Margot Robbie is in talks to star in 'Barbie', a movie based on Mattel's globally recognised doll. After a movie about the popular doll was in development for years at Sony, Mattel is partnering with Warner Bros. Robbie would also produce the project through her LuckyChap banner, reported The Hollywood Reporter. It is, however, yet not known if Mattel is sticking to the original script, which had set Amy Schumer to star, who dropped out due to scheduling conflicts. It was later reported Anne Hathaway would replace Schumer.
As per sources 'Wonder Woman' director Patty Jenkins is circling the Warners project but no substantive talks or offers that have taken place. Apart from 'Barbie' Robbie is all geared up for her upcoming movie 'Birds of Prey' which is set to hit the big screen on February 7, 2020. Robbie will reprise her 'Suicide Squad' role as Harley Quinn, with Cathy Yan directing the film.


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DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — The rapidly changing circumstances for Isabel dos Santos, widely known as "Africa's richest woman," is evident by her absence at the the World Economic Forum in Switzerland. Instead of hobnobbing with world leaders in Davos, she is confronted with calls for her to be...
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — At least three people were killed and more than 100 others injured when a wooden stand erected for the colorful Epiphany celebration collapsed in Ethiopia on Monday, an official and hospital source said. The security chief for the city of Gondar, Tesfa Mekonnen, did not specify...
N'DJAMENA, Chad (AP) — A suicide bombing has killed at least nine people in western Chad, a local official and a resident said Monday. A woman set off explosives in a crowd in Kaiga-Kindjiria, a town that has been attacked by Boko Haram insurgents in the past, according to Dimoya Souapelbe, the prefect...
LONDON (AP) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Prince Harry touted the U.K. as an ideal business partner for Africa on Monday as their country prepares for post-Brexit dealings with the world. But Britain faces tough challenges as it seeks to assert itself on a continent with several of the...
South Africa looks again at anti-apartheid activist's death
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africa has opened an inquest into the death of an anti-apartheid activist in police custody nearly four decades ago as pressure for justice in similar cases continues. Dr. Neil Aggett's body was found hanging in the cells of the John Vorster police station in Johannesburg, which...
EU sets up $998 million budget for humanitarian aid
BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union has set up a 900 million euro ($998 million) budget to help countries hit by humanitarian crises, with Africa getting the largest share of the money. The EU Commission, the bloc's executive arm, said Monday that people in more than 80 countries will benefit from the money...
Libya players agree to respect arms embargo, push cease-fire
BERLIN (AP) — World powers and other countries with interests in Libya's long-running civil war agreed Sunday to respect a much-violated arms embargo, hold off on military support to the warring parties and push them to reach a full cease-fire, German and U.N. leaders said. The agreement came after about...
BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union countries have agreed to "refocus" the mission of the bloc's anti-migrant smuggler naval operation in the Mediterranean Sea so that it concentrates on upholding the U.N. arms embargo against Libya, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said Monday. After...
Libya's eastern-based forces move to halt oil exports
BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — A move by Libya's east-based forces to choke off oil exports from its territory threatens to throttle much of the country's oil production, the national oil corporation said Saturday, escalating tensions ahead of an international peace summit to end the civil war. Powerful...
Erdogan demands stand against 'blood and chaos' in Libya
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on the international community to stand against "the merchants of blood and chaos" as he headed Sunday to a Berlin summit seeking to resolve the Libya conflict. Erdogan supports the U.N.-backed administration in Tripoli led...
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BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — Libya's major oil fields and production facilities remained closed on Monday, its national oil company said, in a sign that the country's east-based forces are not backing down after an international summit to end the Libyan civil war. The Libyan National Oil Corporation...
Germany downplays flap over Tunisia invite to Libya summit
BERLIN (AP) — The German government on Monday downplayed Tunisia's rejection of a last-minute invitation to a weekend conference on Libya that had ruffled feathers in the North African nation. Chancellor Angela Merkel hosted world powers and other countries that have backed one side or the other in Libya's...


2e Systems GmbH has founded a subsidiary in Australia called 2e Systems Pty Ltd. The company will officially commence operation in June 2014.
The founding of this new subsidiary compliments the existing group of 2e companies, meaning that 2e is now represented in 4 countries: Germany, UK, Croatia and Australia.
2e recently supported Austrian Airlines in launching a new passenger notifications platform. Called yourUpdate, the solution notifies passengers of flight delays as well as cancellations via E-mail or SMS.
In the event of delays of 30 minutes or more, or if a flight has to be cancelled, customers will automatically be sent an SMS or E-mail informing them of the current flight status and contact details for rebooking, without the need to register.
Air Baltic has recently migrated their online car provider to SIXT. In addition to stand-alone car-rental reservations, it is as well fully integrated into the online booking process, allowing users a seamless and comprehensive online booking experience. Car rental reservations is available at over 250 worldwide destinations. Customers can also book insurance, hotels, extra baggage, special meals as well as a host of other ancillary items on the site. For more information please visit www.airbaltic.com.
The cost of obtaining airline fares and tax information from host Global Distribution Systems (GDS) has risen exponentially over the past few years due largely to increased window shopping, price comparison and robotic web site scraping activities. Airlines have realized that this has become a significant part of the cost of running their online booking platform. Carriers have sought alternate means to obtain this data and at the same time continue to provide a dynamic online booking engine.
Air Moldova boosted its operational efficiency today, as it went online with the new 2e Systems eeDepart web check-in platform. The airline, based out of Chisinau, is the national airline of Moldova and offers web check-in for 20 stations system wide.


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We offer a variety of roles in different areas of our organization. We are currently accepting volunteers from the waitlist. To get added to the waitlist or for more information, contact our Volunteer Manager, Valri Pawlik.
Meet Coast's volunteers!
Ayden Kinchla
Both my grandparents were psychologists. My grandpa was a psychology professor at Princeton so most of my visits almost always featured a walk through the centuries old campus and under the leering gargoyle facades. He would sit me down and talk to me about history and psychology and I still remember him blowing my mind with a talk on geometry and a demonstration of a Möbius strip. He thought people were fascinating, and I like to think he passed that interest on to me. My grandma was ecstatic when she heard I wanted to major in psychology at UBC. I had a very close friend who suffered from depression and PTSD while growing up in Los Angeles and I wanted to take my interest and apply it to something that could make a difference for people.
So when Dr. Barnes, my biopsychology professor, gave us the option to volunteer with people suffering mental illnesses, I leapt at it. He put me in touch with Val Mayne who talked to me about what I could do to help. I was obviously no therapist yet, to imagine anything of the sort was ridiculous, but I could spend time with people who didn't always have other people to go to. I ran a Dungeons and Dragons club in high school, and I thought I could do something of the sort with Coast at Crossroads. I was of course hesitant because D&D requires a little more input from the players than the typical board game, but for the first couple months it actually worked. Eventually though, people lost interest and I had to learn how to be flexible and adjust the activities to suit people's other wants and desires.
I really value the rapport I've built with several of the clients. There have been some ups and downs, and the days when nobody wants to do anything leave me a little discouraged. But when I show up to see people smiling and exciting to see me it makes the whole effort worth it. I've got more than a few of the residents to try something new and am doing my best to teach one of them how to play the guitar. Spending so much time around people with schizophrenia has inspired me to look more closely into the disease and focus several of my papers this year on information regarding the illness.
My most memorable accomplishment happened last year when we were still regularly(ish) playing Dungeons and Dragons. After pitching it for a couple weeks, I finally got two of the residents interested enough to make characters. It was nearly impossible getting both of them interested at the same time, and whenever one of them wanted to play the other was either not home or uninterested. Yet finally, after running a couple of solo games with one or the other, they were both together and excited to participate. They joined forces and concluded an adventure to bring down a yeti necromancer who was terrorizing a small mountain town with specters and wolves. The stakes were high, the excitement was palpable, and after nearly facing their doom in a blizzard they struck the yeti with a bottle of alchemist's fire (a natural 20 I might add) and saved the town's cleric from a presumably grisly fate. They thought it was awesome, and as a Dungeon Master and a volunteer, that's all I ever want to hear.
April Tian
A 4th-year Pharmacology student at UBC, where she also works part-time in the Pediatrics Audiology Lab helping with infant research, April joined Coast's volunteer team summer of 2017 and is already forging enjoyable relationships.
April says, "It hasn't been a very long time but I've already met many new people. I like the fact that I get to work in a unique environment at the houses. Establishing friendly relationships with the people at the houses and making everyone happy is one of the most rewarding aspects of this position".
In her spare time, April enjoys the gym where she finds it "very calming". When it's cold out, she enjoys hot chocolate and cuddling her cats on rainy days! Apart from the rain, April enjoys the diversity of Vancouver and especially the huge selection of food on offer, adding that "food from so many different cultures is something I had never experienced back home".
Independent and open to new experiences, April hopes to eventually have a career in the health sciences profession so that she can give back to the community. In the meantime, she's enjoys volunteering with Coast as it's one of the most relaxed and rewarding positions she's ever had.
Pat is passionate about food and has been cooking seriously since high school. His passion has seen him work in a variety of restaurants and taken him on extensive journeys to the Far East to expand his culinary knowledge.
Pat says, "I've had cooking jobs for many years. I love cooking. It's a big part of my family. My cousin works for Coast and had good things to say about the organization and I'd been looking for somewhere to cook. Food really gets Pat's creative juices flowing and his volunteer work with Coast allows him the scope to show off his skills away from the intense pressure of some restaurant kitchens.
By day, Pat is the Director of Technology and Innovation at Integrated Sustainability –a company that specializes in finding modern solutions to water and waste management. Although Pat misses the winter sunshine of Calgary, he loves living in a city that offers so many outdoor activities and he's an active hiker, climber and mountain biker.
"I really enjoy volunteering at Coast, because it takes all the pressure from the kitchen that I'm used to out of the equation. In a fancy French restaurant if you cut a carrot a little bit wrong you get yelled at, but at Coast any extra little skill I can do and everyone is like, 'Wow! How did you do that?' That's very rewarding."
Pat Leslie
Esther Oh
Esther is a lawyer at Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP and has always been an active volunteer in the community during her years as a student. She has a passion for psychology and mental health and saw the volunteer role at Coast as an ideal opportunity to put her passion into work.
As a one-one-one support worker, Esther visits her client once a week to accompany them on a variety of social activities, such as visiting the Art Gallery and taking a walk on the beach. Since joining in March, she has developed a connection with her client and looks forward to spending time together every week.
Esther has found this experience to be rewarding and appreciates how she is able to learn so much from her client through their weekly interactions. She is inspired by the wisdom and positivity demonstrated by an individual who has been through lots of hardships.
Outside of work and volunteering, Esther enjoys reading and weightlifting. When she takes a break from reading, she can be found indulging in some delicious Thai or Mexican food at a local restaurant.
When the weather becomes nicer, Esther hopes to go hiking with her client. Her favorite hiking spot is the the Capilano River Regional Park. She finds nature restorative and looks forward to sharing the experience with her client.
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There will be a short post-show Q&A on July 4th with a panel including representatives from Refugee Action, as well as Director Edwina Strobl and Performer Reice Weathers.
Started by sisters, Edwina and Victoria, Flugelman Productions brings together writers, performers, musicians and dancers from all over the world, inspired to tell great stories. They believe that theatre can save the world. Too grand a statement? At the very least, it can make all our lives better by helping us understand a little more of what it means to be human.
★★★★★ "This is my pick of the Fringe by a country mile. If I could give it six stars, I would."
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Grenseland produseres av Monster Scripted som blant annet står bak NRK-suksessen Nobel. Serien er også forhåndssolgt til flere land, med den internasjonale tittelen Borderline. Serien produseres av Håkon Briseid og Bård Fjulsrud som står bak suksesser som Nobel, Meglerne, Unge Lovende og Halvbroren. Serien er en co-produksjon mellom TV 2, Monster Scripted og en rekke utenlandske samarbeidspartnere.
Acquitted follows the story of Aksel Nilsen, a Norwegian business man who has worked his way to the top during his 20 years in Asia having left his native town after being acquitted of the murder of his high school sweetheart.
Pre-production started in January for the first 4 episodes with production in February and March. Pre-production for the remaining 4 episodes in April with production in May to July. Will be aired 27. Oktober 2016 on TV2.
This is a promo production for the TV brand LG. The film will be displayed in all LG stores world wide The story is about a girl who travels through scandinavia. JC Media was the service producer in Norway. Client from Korea. Crew from Dubai, Germany and Spain.
Norway winter shoot in february/march 2015. Cinema release february 2016.


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Home › Fear, Faith & Hope - Remembering The Long, Wet Summer of 2010-2011
Fear, Faith & Hope - Remembering The Long, Wet Summer of 2010-2011
Edited by Mathew Condon
University of Queensland Press, 2011, 269 pages, 9780702239335, full colour photographs throughout, paperback, ex-lib
Like New Condition, ex-library (see photographs)
'The floods and cyclones of that wet season produced a natural disaster which will continue to influence the lives of people living in this state for years to come. The scale was huge, but out of the wreckage a wonderful story emerged: a story of community spirit and human resilience as friends, neighbours, and total strangers came together to help one another through the worst aspects.
Fear, Faith and Hope tells the story in words and images of the events of that long, wet summer, focussing on the personal anecdotes of those who experienced it. This book is a compilation of what journalists and photographers from The Courier-Mail, and others who witnessed the events unfold, saw and felt. It is a tribute to the people of Queensland and a celebration of their enduring spirit.
Fear, Faith and Hope is attractively designed as a large-format paperback with full-colour photographs throughout to compliment the moving text. Edited by Matthew Condon, editor of Qweekend for The Courier Mail, the royalties from this book will be donated to The Red Cross to help those affected by hardships and disasters across the country.'
Fear, Faith and Hope is published by UQP with The Courier-Mail.
Australian By Choice by John Morrison
Times & Tides by Gavin Souter


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Here you can find a shortened version of the presentations as PDF downloads. Please note that the presentations are only available in German.


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Even if you've been around for years, it will give the new people a chance to "get to know" you!
If you wish, you could fill out this form.
Anything else you would like to add, feel free!
How long have you been a fan?: Since Jacob was on Canadian Idol, then I researched and found his band, hedley. Stayed a huge fan through all the changes and still am!
Were you on the older forums?: Yes. I was babyjenks9 on the older ones, and then always icecreamgrrl on the newer ones.
Who is your favorite Hedley guy?: Jacob, followed by Chris.
How many times have you saw Hedley in concert?: Twice, gonna be three times in March!
What are some of your other favorite bands?: Marianas Trench, Faber Drive, These Kids Wear Crowns, Fighting for Ithaca, Dwight d'Eon, and more!
What is your favorite lyric? (One Hedley & One other): Currently favorite Hedley lyric is: "It's not the right thing baby. Bu t the right thing suits so few" from Heaven's Gonna Wait.
Feel free to add anything else you want.
Were you on the older forums?: Yeah... I made those silly name tags for everyone.
Who is your favorite Hedley guy?: DAVE ROSIN. That deserved to be in all caps.
What is your favorite Hedley song?: Old School (mainly the GWTS version), or Bones Shatter. We Are Unbreakable is getting close as well.
What are some of your other favorite songs?: Boulders by NFG has been stuck in my head lately. And Usher's DJ Got Us Fallin In Love... that will always be a favourite.
Favorite food?: Anything covered in chocolate, usually. And pizza.
Favorite season?: Whenever it's not too hot, too cold, or rainy is fine with me.
What is your favorite lyric? (One Hedley & One other): I can't think of anything off the top of my head.
Tattoos/ Piercings: 3 tattoos.... music note on my wrist, crown with the word shelter on my ankle and a star designon my shoulder. Ears pierced.
What are your favorite books?: I dont read a lot.
What is your favorite lyric? (One Hedley & One other): Theres way too many good ones to pick one!
Pets: My baby, Freddi - a 5 year old German Shepherd and George - a 16 year old tabby cat.
Tattoos/ Piercings: 7 tattoos, in order: a celtic braid around my right ankle, a gecko on my right shoulder, a small, red maple leaf on the inside of my left foot, a celtic knot & braid "tramp stamp" lol, 2 pink ribbons combined to make a heart on the left side of my chest, the word "sisters" with a small pink ribbon as the dot over the "i" on the top of my left wrist & a treble and bass clef combined with the words "I need to colour outside the lines" on the top of my left foot. Piercings: regular ear piercings plus a piercing in the front of my helix/cartilage and I also have my tongue pierced.
Were you on the older forums?: I was on the one 2 forums ago but never posted, started posting on the one before this one.
What is your favorite Hedley video?: 321 - to me it's just such a perfect example of those crazy boys!
How many times have you saw Hedley in concert?: Not positive, but I think it's 5 + the junos, March 2011. Going for 6, 7 & 8 in the new year!
Procrastinating... what else is new! hahahaha.
Where Are You From: Just outside Regina, Sk.
Job: none, currently. I work at a camp for special needs kids in the summer.
Relationship Status: single, but... it's confusing. haha.
Tattoos/ Piercings: 2g plugs, regular lobes, industrial, and lip, with more to come. Tattoos are in the planning stages.
How long have you been a fan?: Idol.
Were you on the older forums?: Yes, but I rarely posted.
Who is your favorite Hedley guy?: Mr. Mac ♥ But I love them all, Hedley would not be Hedley without any one of them.
What is your favorite Hedley song?: Yikes. It's a long list. An assortment of Hedley and hedley. songs. Sink or Swim, A Song, Sugar Free, Brave New World, Hand Grenade, Villain, Bones Shatter, Gunnin', The Sweater Song, Jeremiah, All You Get Is Sound, 9 Shade of Red, Ordinary World, Colour Outside the Lines, Stormy, Hot Mess, Last Call, What Smiles Can't Afford, The Show Must Go, All You Follow... I might as well just put every single song down.
How many times have you saw Hedley in concert?: Threeeee. With WE Day and the 2012 tour to come.
What are some of your other favorite bands?: oh jeeze... All Time Low, Social Code, City and Colour, Mayday Parade, Eminem, and literally undreds more. Music is my life. I listen to and love just about everything.
What are some of your other favorite songs?: ahhhh so difficult! Jasey Rae, Therapy, (All Time Low), Bruised and Scarred, Jamie All Over (Mayday Parade), Frayed, I'm Not Okay (Social Code), Hello, I'm in Deleware (City and Colour), 76475676544756 more.
What are your favorite books?: A Thousand Splendid Suns, The Five People You Meet In Heaven, and sooooo many others. I love to read.
Favorite food?: spinach. or hummus. yum.
Favorite drink?: water, or orange juice.
Favorite holiday?: uhm.... summer holidays? hahahaha. Christmas. I like Christmas.
Favorite car?: gimmee an old pick up, and I will be just fine. However, I also enjoy Pathfinders.
What is your favorite lyric? (One Hedley & One other): There are so many!
Hedley, probably "Take me away and you will see that all you get is sound", "She came in a box, I loved and I sold her", "Thunder can sound so frightening", and multiple others.
Others, there are wayyyy too many, I'd have to think about it more.
Avid dancer, teaching dance for the first time this year, which is insane. I play guitar (not well), and I LOVE to paint and sketch and sculpt and just all forms of visual art. Really, all the arts are extremely heavy in my life, and music, dance, and VA (in no particular order), is insanely important to me.
I'm really passionate about helping people, and thanks to this and my love of the arts, I am having an extreme dilema with what to do after high school. I'm between social work, fine arts, and international (possibly development) studies.
Favorite car?: don't really have one..
Job: Studio Photographer at the Atlantic Superstore.
How long have you been a fan?: Since the very beginning. Jakes Idol days.
Were you on the older forums?: I've been a part of every forum.
Who is your favorite Hedley guy?: Love them all in their own ways. Though I do have Jakes face tattooed on my arm.
What is your favorite Hedley album?: Hedley - self titled.
How many times have you saw Hedley in concert?: To date 12, but i'll be seeing them 7 more times come the next tour.
What are some of your other favorite bands?: Marianas Trench, Lights, Faber Drive, TKWC & others.
What are some of your other favorite songs?: Too many to count.
What are your favorite movies?: Taken, The Longest Yard, Honey, too many movies!
What are your favorite books?: Sookie Stackhouse series, Go Ask Alice, Tuck Everlasting, Holes, The Last Song, Dear John.
Favorite car?: Don't really have one.
Were you on the older forums?: No, sadly.
Who is your favorite Hedley guy?: I hate choosing favourties! There's something in all of them that I love, but my admiration for Jacob runs way back..
What is your favorite Hedley album?: Hard to choose, but I will always have a soft spot for Famous Last Words because it was the first full Hedley album I bought. It brings back good memories from that time! I am also currently loving Storms of course!
What is your favorite Hedley song?: Oh, well this could take a while! Let's see… Perfect, Never Too Late, Brave New World, For The Nights I Can't Remember, Stormy, Hot Mess, etc., etc!
How many times have you saw Hedley in concert?: 2 actual concerts (the second including 2 pre-show acoustic songs by Jake and Dave), We Day 2011, GWTS premiere, (and it doesn't really count but) I saw them present at the 2009 Juno Awards but was choked they weren't performing that year. And I'll be seeing their Shipwrecked tour!
What are some of your other favorite bands?: I'm more of a "little bit of this, little bit of that" kind of girl when it comes to music besides Hedley, but I really like A Rocket To The Moon, and I love Demi Lovato. Oh! And Michael Bublé is amazing.
Favorite car?: Hmm, not sure. Anything that gets me from point A to point B without too much hassle!
What is your favorite lyric? (One Hedley & One other): "It's alright to pretend to be someone else just for a while. But nothing is pretend if you stop breathing when you smile" has always stood out in my mind for some reason.
Anything else you would like to add, feel free! -I've only posted on here a few times before, but I'm excited to maybe start posting a bit more!
What is your favorite lyric?: "Find a way to smile and never let it get away."
What is your favorite lyric? (One Hedley & One other): "Find a way to smile and never let it get away" & "I want to say I lived each day, until I die, And know that I meant something in, somebody's life, The hearts I have touched, will be the proof that I leave, That I made a difference, and this world will see, I was here"
I'd like to welcome any new members to the forum!!


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Mind-twisting horror, is it? I have just the thing. Also, crosswords…
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Times Jumbo Cryptic Crossword 1452
Lucian Poll	Just for fun	 August 2, 2020 11 Minutes
Not sure whether this was a toughie, or whether my brain was not entirely on it. (I am on hols, so there's that.) Got there eventually. You can find my completed grid below along with explanations of my solutions where I have them. I hope you find them helpful.
As ever, some hawking before we jump in. You can find solutions to previous solutions on my Just For Fun page. I've also got some mouldy old book reviews and a story of mine.
I don't usually produce posts for the Times crossword found in the main paper, but one clue stood out for me today (well, yesterday, I suppose): His poetry no-go, his prose uneven? (3) The solution is Edgar Allan POE, being POETRY without the TRY (hinted at by "no-go") and all the odd or "uneven" letters of PROSE. Best clue I've seen for ages.
Anyway, till next time, keep the flag flying for the NHS and key workers everywhere, mask-up and keep safe.
TTFN – LP
P.S. Dear WordPress, your "easier way to create posts" that you are going to eventually force upon us is a bag of balls. It's time-consuming enough putting these posts together without some undoable bullshit editor fighting me every step of the way. Not everything that looks like a numbered list is a numbered list! I honestly couldn't switch back to the old editor fast enough. Now please excuse me, I've got some looms to smash up.
Across clues
1. The essentials in underwear piles (5,5)
Answer: BRASS TACKS (i.e. "the essentials"). Solution is BRAS (i.e. "underwear") followed by STACKS (i.e. "piles").
6. Official voice possessed by a graduate with robe (12)
Answer: AMBASSADRESS (i.e. "official"). Solution is BASS (i.e. a singing "voice") placed in or "possessed by" A and MA (i.e. "graduate", specifically a Master of Arts) and followed by DRESS (i.e. "robe"), like so: A-M(BASS)A-DRESS.
14. Out of bed with feathers showing instability (2,3,4)
Answer: UP AND DOWN (i.e. "instability"). Solution is UP (i.e. "out of bed") followed by AND (i.e. "with") and DOWN (i.e. "feathers").
15. Demon has man at heart scared (5)
Answer: AFRIT (i.e. a "demon" of Arab myth). Solution is A (i.e. "man at heart", i.e. the middle letter of the word "man") followed by FRIT (i.e. "scared").
16. This person's on army's first vehicle in offensive (7)
Answer: ABUSIVE (i.e. "offensive"). Solution is I'VE (i.e. "this person's" – we've seen this sneaky bit of wordplay recently: "this person's" is a contraction of "this person has" (it doesn't matter that the clue no longer scans well, so long as it disguises what the setter is playing at); from the point of view of the setter, this equates to "I have", which contracts to I'VE) placed "on" or after A (i.e. "army's first", i.e. the first letter of "army") and BUS (i.e. "vehicle"), like so: (A-BUS)-I'VE.
17. Novel states in which account may be (3,3,3,3,5)
Answer: THE RED AND THE BLACK (a "novel" by Stendhal, which "tells the story of Julien Sorel's life in France's rigid social structure restored after the disruptions of the French Revolution and the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte" (Wikipedia). Sounds laugh-a-minute.) Solution riffs on how bank "accounts" can be in the red (i.e. owing money) or in the black (i.e. holding money).
18. Sub officer retreating? I'm not sure (5)
Answer: LOCUM (i.e. "sub", as in a substitute). Solution is COL (i.e. "officer", specifically a colonel) reversed (indicated by "retreating") and followed by UM (i.e. "I'm not sure"), like so: LOC-UM.
19. Cook fine, edible root, wanting starter (7)
Answer: FALSIFY (i.e. "cook", as in cooking the books). Solution is F (a recognised abbreviation of "fine" used in grading pencils) followed by SALSIFY (i.e. "edible root") once the initial letter has been removed (indicated by "wanting starter"), like so: F-ALSIFY. Became obvious once I had all the intersecting letters but took a brute force of Chambers to get SALSIFY.
21. Cats track mouse heartlessly by second track (6)
Answer: MEMORY (i.e. "Cats track", as in a song from the musical Cats). Solution is ME (i.e. "mouse heartlessly", i.e. the word "mouse" with its middle letters removed) followed by MO (a contraction of moment, or a "second") and RY (i.e. "track", specifically a recognised abbreviation of "railway").
22. Fancy if I possessed lentils from the east (3-2-3)
Answer: LAH-DI-DAH (i.e. "fancy"). Solution is HAD I DHAL (i.e. "if I possessed lentils" – a dhal or dal is a pea-like plant cultivated in India) reversed (indicated by "from the east" – this being an across clue), like so: LAHD-I-DAH.
24. Whence porcelain fruit without error at the back (7)
Answer: LIMOGES (i.e. "whence porcelain", specifically a city in France renowned for its porcelain, it says here. (Shrugs)). Solution is LIMES (i.e. "fruit") wrapped around or placed "without" OG (i.e. "error at the back", specifically an Own Goal), like so: LIM(OG)ES. Chalk one to my Bradfords here.
26. Almost keen on less civil, unwelcome fellow (8)
Answer: INTRUDER (i.e. "unwelcome fellow"). Solution is INTO (i.e. "keen on") with the last letter removed (indicated by "almost") and the remainder followed by RUDER (i.e. "less civil"), like so: INT-RUDER.
27. Guide rested by reversing vehicle (6)
Answer: SATNAV (i.e. "guide", specifically a contraction of Satellite Navigation). Solution is SAT (i.e. "rested") followed by VAN (i.e. "vehicle") after it has been "reversed", like so: SAT-NAV.
30. Loudly cutting chicken, always making complaint (6,5)
Answer: YELLOW FEVER (i.e. "complaint"). Solution is F (i.e. "loudly", specifically a recognised abbreviation of "forte" in musical lingo) placed between or "cutting" YELLOW (i.e. "chicken") and EVER (i.e. "always"), like so: YELLOW-(F)-EVER.
32. Detective on drug many rejected, one maybe fired (5,6)
Answer: HORSE PISTOL (i.e. "one maybe fired", specifically a large pistol formerly carried by horsemen). Solution is PI (i.e. "detective", specifically a Private Investigator) placed "on" or after HORSE (i.e. "drug", specifically a street name for heroin) and followed by LOTS (i.e. "many") once reversed (indicated by "rejected"), like so: HORSE-PI-STOL.
33. Like judge's issue with one's English in test (11)
Answer: MAGISTERIAL (i.e. "like judge"). Solution is MAG (i.e. "issue" or magazine) followed by I'S (i.e. "[Roman numeral] one's"), then E (a recognised abbreviation of "English") once it has been placed "in" TRIAL (i.e. "test"), like so: MAG-I'S-T(E)RIAL.
35. Entertaining place to involve partner in match (7,4)
Answer: DRAWING ROOM (i.e. "entertaining place", as in a place to entertain guests). Solution is DRAW IN (i.e. "to involve") followed by GROOM (i.e. "partner in match" or wedding).
37. Substance initially becoming nitrogen gas (6)
Answer: NATTER (i.e. to "gas"). Solution is MATTER (i.e. "substance") with the "initial" letter replaced by or "becoming" N (chemical symbol of "nitrogen"), like so: (M)ATTER => (N)ATTER.
38. Ruler at intervals moulding part of foot (8)
Answer: OLIGARCH (i.e. "ruler"). Solution is OLIG (i.e. "at intervals moulding", i.e. every other letter of MOULDING) followed by ARCH (i.e. "part of foot").
39. Male Greek deity knocked over dish (7)
Answer: RAMEKIN (i.e. "dish"). Solution is RAM (i.e. "male [sheep]") followed by NIKE (i.e. "Greek deity") reversed (indicated by "knocked over"), like so: RAM-EKIN.
42. Particular observation about banking area (8)
Answer: ESPECIAL (i.e. "particular"). Solution is ESPIAL (i.e. "observation") wrapped "about" EC (i.e. "banking area", specifically the postcode area of London's Square Mile), like so: ESP(EC)IAL.
44. Manufacturer with licence (6)
Answer: WRIGHT (i.e. "manufacturer"). Solution is W (a recognised abbreviation of "with") followed by RIGHT (i.e. "licence").
46. A single medic enters close to parched (4-3)
Answer: BONE-DRY (i.e. "parched"). Solution is ONE (i.e. "a single") and DR (i.e. "medic", specifically a recognised abbreviation of doctor) both placed in or "entering" BY (i.e. "close to"), like so: B(ONE-DR)Y.
48. Empty personnel devour tuck (5)
Answer: PLEAT (i.e. "tuck"). Solution is PL (i.e. "empty personnel", i.e. the word "personnel" with all its middle letters removed) followed by EAT (i.e. "devour").
49. E.g. coming here, current power to split atom (7,10)
Answer: PRESENT PARTICIPLE (i.e. "e.g. coming here" – in the dry and joyless world of grammar, a participle is "a non-finite form of a verb used to form compound tenses (eg broken in the phrase had broken) and as an adjective (eg burning in the phrase the burning bush)", while a present participle is one "referring roughly to contemporaneous action" (both Chambers). Solution is PRESENT (i.e. "here") followed by I (a recognised abbreviation of an electrical "current" used in physics) and P (ditto "power") once they have been placed in or "splitting" PARTICLE (i.e. "atom"), like so: PRESENT-PARTIC(IP)LE.
51. Mundane covers of Telegraph put in prematurely (7)
Answer: EARTHLY (i.e. "mundane"). Solution is TH (i.e. "covers of Telegraph", i.e. the first and last letters of "Telegraph") placed "in" EARLY (i.e. "prematurely"), like so: EAR(TH)LY.
52. So we hear, look for one in flight (5)
Answer: STAIR (i.e. "one in flight" of stairs). "So we hear" indicates homophone. Solution is a homophone of STARE (i.e. "look").
53. Put under the rocks, wish to return (9)
Answer: ETHERISED (i.e. "put under"). Solution is an anagram (indicated by "rocks") of THE followed by DESIRE (i.e. "wish") reversed (indicated by "to return"), like so: ETH-ERISED.
54. Put down revolt to seize power? That's bold (12)
Answer: ENTERPRISING (i.e. "bold"). Solution is ENTER (i.e. "put down") and RISING (i.e. "revolt") wrapped around or "seizing" P (a recognised abbreviation of "power"), like so: ENTER-(P)-RISING.
55. Person sacking porter, dead drunk (10)
Answer: DEPREDATOR (i.e. "person sacking" or plundering). "Drunk" indicates anagram. Solution is an anagram of PORTER DEAD.
Down clues
1. Cow eating unit of bananas lavishly (11)
Answer: BOUNTIFULLY (i.e. "lavishly"). Solution is BULLY (i.e. to "cow" someone, as in causing them to cower) wrapped around or "eating" an anagram (indicated by "bananas") of UNIT OF, like so: B(OUNTIF)ULLY.
2. Device for cooking skin of vine that's succulent (5)
Answer: AGAVE (i.e. "succulent"). Solution is AGA (i.e. "device for cooking") followed by VE (i.e. "skin of vine", i.e. the first and last letters of "vine"), like so: AGA-VE.
3. Making blue design and modelling (9)
Answer: SADDENING (i.e. "making blue"). "Modelling" indicates anagram. Solution is an anagram of DESIGN AND.
4. Clad in vinyl, a monarch's turned up something odd (7)
Answer: ANOMALY (i.e. "something odd"). "Clad in" indicates the solution has been hidden in the clue, while "turned up" indicates the solution has been reversed – this being a down clue – like so: VIN(YL A MONA)RCH'S.
5. It's involved in stocking domestic animals, say (7)
Answer: KINGDOM (i.e. "animals, say" – other kingdoms are available). "It's involved in" indicates the solution has been hidden in the clue, like so: STOC(KING DOM)ESTIC.
7. Saving pound, ruin old, unrefined English town (11)
Answer: MARLBOROUGH (i.e. "English town"). Solution is LB (a recognised abbreviation of a "pound" weight, from the Latin "libra") placed in or "saved by" MAR (i.e. "ruin") and O (a recognised abbreviation of "old"), followed by ROUGH (i.e. "unrefined"), like so: MAR-(LB)-O-ROUGH.
8. Off track, like cup-bearer (6)
Answer: ASTRAY (i.e. "off track"). When written as AS TRAY, the solution also satisfies "like cup-bearer".
9. Diner's bag filled with new piece of chocolate (5,3)
Answer: SNACK BAR (i.e. "diner"). Solution is SACK (i.e. "bag") wrapped around or "filled with" N (a recognised abbreviation of "new") and followed by BAR (i.e. "piece of chocolate"), like so: S(N)ACK-BAR.
10. Manipulate and beguile old fraud (6-7)
Answer: DOUBLE-DEALING (i.e. "fraud"). "Manipulate" indicates anagram. Solution is an anagram of AND BEGUILE OLD.
11. Shown one boy embraced by another (7)
Answer: EVINCED (i.e. "shown"). Solution is VINCE (i.e. "boy", basically a boy's name) placed in or "embraced by" ED (i.e. "another" boy's name), like so: E(VINCE)D.
12. Digger's spades and clubs found by shack (5-6)
Answer: STEAM-SHOVEL (i.e. "digger"). Solution is S (a recognised abbreviation of "spades" used in some card games) followed by TEAMS (i.e. sports "clubs") and HOVEL (i.e. "shack").
13. Pet around house, note, runs in part of dash (10)
Answer: TACHOMETER (i.e. "part of dash[board]" – i.e. a speedometer). Solution is CAT (i.e. "pet") reversed (indicated by "around") and followed by HOME (i.e. "house"), then TE (i.e. "note" in the doh-ray-me style) and R (a recognised abbreviation of "runs" used in some ball games), like so: TAC-HOME-TE-R.
20. What brightens up endlessly bad mess (9)
Answer: LAMPLIGHT (i.e. "what brightens up"). Solution is LAME (i.e. "bad") with the last letter removed (indicated by "endlessly") and the remainder followed by PLIGHT (i.e. "mess"), like so: LAM-PLIGHT.
23. Pull up and sell fish (8)
Answer: REPROACH (i.e. "pull [someone] up"). Solution is REP (i.e. "sell" – think sales reps) followed by ROACH (i.e. "fish").
25. Cushion, with pins removed, spins over and over (6)
Answer: SOFTEN (i.e. "cushion"). Solution is S (i.e. "with pins removed, spins", i.e. the word SPINS with PINS removed) followed by OFTEN (i.e. "over and over").
26. Dishonestly persuade, given lie to spread around (8)
Answer: INVEIGLE (i.e. "dishonestly persuade"). "To spread around" indicates anagram. Solution is an anagram of GIVEN LIE.
28. Made contacts, so it was possible to go online? (9)
Answer: NETWORKED (i.e. "made contacts"). When written as NET WORKED, the solution also satisfies "was possible to go online".
29. Person repudiating old French bread (6)
Answer: DENIER. Solution satisfies "person repudiating" and "old French bread" – a denier was an old French coin.
31. Bird's cry, coast there being wild (13)
Answer: OYSTERCATCHER (i.e. "bird"). "Being wild" indicates anagram. Solution is an anagram of CRY COAST THERE.
33. Figures on board covering obstruction around shelf (11)
Answer: MANTELPIECE (i.e. "shelf"). Solution is MAN and PIECE (i.e. "figures on [chess] board" – chess pieces are sometimes referred to as "men") wrapped around or "covering" LET (i.e. "obstruction" – an archaic meaning of the word) reversed (indicated by "around"), like so: MAN-(TEL)-PIECE.
34. Deception emerged? Nail criminal (11)
Answer: LEGERDEMAIN (i.e. "deception"). "Criminal" indicates anagram. Solution is an anagram of EMERGED NAIL.
35. Offering insults before leftist turns on rightist (10)
Answer: DEROGATORY (i.e. "offering insults"). Solution is AGO (i.e. "before") and RED (i.e. "leftist") both reversed (indicated by "turns") and then followed by TORY (i.e. "rightist"), like so: (DER-OGA)-TORY.
36. Merely running with no end, he hopes to generate interest (11)
Answer: MONEYLENDER (i.e. "he hopes to generate interest"). Solution is an anagram (indicated by "running") of MERELY and NO END.
40. Chap treated by yours truly given digital upgrade (9)
Answer: MANICURED (i.e. "given digital upgrade" – riffing on the digits of one's hands). Solution is MAN (i.e. "chap") and CURED (i.e. "treated") once placed after or "by" I (i.e. "yours truly"), like so: MAN-(I)-CURED.
41. Rates contributor in Times during year apt to change (8)
Answer: TAXPAYER (i.e. "rates contributor"). Solution is X (i.e. "times", as in the multiplication symbol – ignore the misleading capitalisation) placed "during" an anagram (indicated by "to change") of YEAR APT, like so: TA(X)PAYER.
43. Stage character to go off behind platform (7)
Answer: PIERROT (i.e. "stage character", think sad clown) Solution is ROT (i.e. "to go off") placed "behind" PIER (i.e. "platform"), like so: PIER-ROT.
45. Role reversed with ease, we hear, in swinger's bar (7)
Answer: TRAPEZE (i.e. "swinger's bar"). Solution is PART (i.e. "role") "reversed" followed by EZE (i.e. "ease, we hear", i.e. a homophone of "ease"), like so: TRAP-EZE.
46. Very masculine ruler in ruin (7)
Answer: BUTCHER (i.e. to "ruin"). Solution is BUTCH (i.e. "very masculine") followed by ER (i.e. "ruler", specifically Elizabeth Regina).
47. Count on son abandoning agreement (6)
Answer: CENSUS (i.e. a "count" held every ten years). Solution is CONSENSUS (i.e. "agreement") with ON and S (a recognised abbreviation of "son") removed or "abandoned", like so: C(ON-S)ENSUS => CENSUS.
50. Good health leaving queen's place (5)
Answer: POSIT (i.e. "place"). Solution is PROSIT (i.e. "good health", as in a toast like "cheers" or "salut" – not one I recall coming across before), with the R removed (indicated by "leaving queen" – R being a recognised abbreviation of Regina, or "queen" in Latin). Chalk one to my Bradfords here.
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Mick Scott says:
Yes, quite a little toughie this week. I nearly gave up a couple of times. The biggest groan came from Cats track. I could only get MEMORY to fit but it took ages for the penny to drop.
Lucian Poll says:
Yeah, there were a few like that. MEMORY took a while to nail, as did parsing MANTELPIECE and TACHOMETER. Thankfully the gaps and unparsables all clicked after a fresh look (or, more accurately, once I'd reached for my reference books!)
Barry Young says:
Lucian – you need to get out more! Specifically to your allotment. I've grown salsify on mine for the last two years. It's known as the 'oyster plant' because of its subtle taste of …. you guessed it.
Luckily a German flatmate exposed me to 'prosit!' many decades ago at uni – so no need for Chambers there either.
Chillies for the win, Barry! 😀
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