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Many people believe that girls who provide escort services are no different from street prostitutes. They are of the opinion that escort girls and street prostitutes are almost the same. The only exception is that the services provided by escort girls are more expensive than those provided by street prostitutes. In fact, escort girls are part of an adult entertainment program. They provide services for professional support of clients with the subsequent provision of professional sexual pleasures. As a result, escort girls offer a higher level of service than ordinary street prostitutes.
What does the list of responsibilities of escort girls include?
An escort girl is a young woman for the entertainment of clients, working independently or as an employee of an agency. The composition of the entertainment program depends on the wishes and preferences of the client. He can simply enjoy the city's nightlife, go on a casual date, dine in a fine expensive restaurant or fulfill his sexual fantasies with a Tel Aviv escort girl.
Schedule of escort women depends on the requirements of each client. Most often they go to work late in the evening. It is not uncommon that they are required during the daytime to accompany a client to a business conference or a celebratory dinner. Sometimes escort girls serve two clients throughout the working day. Undoubtedly, the cost of services provided by such girls is significantly higher than that of ordinary prostitutes in Tel Aviv, whose phone numbers can be found even on the street.
The appearance of an escort girl is an integral part of her work. To look always neat and beautiful is her direct responsibility. In the mornings, in their free time, such girls are obliged to go to the gym, where they perform complex physical exercises aimed at maintaining a good figure, doing jogging or yoga, playing squash. Escort girl spends 2-3 hours to prepare for a meeting with each client. She goes to a beauty salon, where she does makeup, manicure and hair. Then the escort girl picks up a dress suitable for the intended event: a beautiful dress for an ordinary dinner or a more candid outfit to go to a nightclub. Some clients invite girls to dance. Therefore, escort girls must have at least initial dance skills.
Girls who provide escort services should be able to do almost everything. Escort is famous for the versatility of the services offered. These girls have a lot of clothes in the wardrobe and a lot of jewelry that they pick up for each occasion. For example, if a client invited an escort girl to a social event, she is obliged to wear a chic dress that will complement his sexual fantasies.
Sometimes clients require girls to accompany them on business or weekend trips. Escort services include escorting customers for dinner, business conferences, parties and other events that can be organized by the client and his company. In such cases, the escort girl should look like a client girlfriend or his business partner.
Escort girls must always look attractive to make their client happy and contented. Each client is sure that the cost of escort corresponds to the market for this type of service in Tel Aviv. Undoubtedly, every client who came to Israel on vacation wants to know this country and the city from the inside. You do not have to buy guides and brochures to explore local attractions. A professional escort who will become a wonderful companion will help you learn the city from the inside.
What do escort girls offer to the clients?
Suppose, you do not want to be alone in the hotel in the evening. You came to the city to relax, have fun and now you are looking for entertainment. There are many websites in Tel Aviv that offer professional escort services. Escort girls will make your evening better, help you to relax and to get sexual pleasure. An evening with a gorgeous sexy girl will give you the most vivid and unforgettable impressions.
You did not come to Israel for a holiday. What will you do?
Suppose, you are in this country on a business trip. A clever and educated escort girl can accompany you to a business meeting or party, wherever you simply cannot come alone. Therefore, get rid of the problems and pitch-headed deals. Relax and enjoy being accompanied by a sexy priestess of love during your trip to one of the most fascinating places on the planet – Israel.
We tried to show the difference between escort girls and ordinary street prostitutes in the city of Tel Aviv. You can find phone numbers of the most beautiful girls on our website. Do not waste your time and money looking for street prostitutes who are incompetent in many cases. Since prostitutes provide sexual services only, they will not be able to accompany you to social events. If you want to have fun, not just sex, then choose real professionals in the business. Your friends, colleagues and business partners will appreciate your elegant and attractive companion.
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A significant number of car crash victims never partner with personal injury attorneys and obtain maximum compensation for their damages. Their reasons are varied. But the bottom line is usually they do not believe it is worthwhile to work with a New York personal injury attorney.
Hit-and-run claims are a good example. Many people think if the tortfeasor (negligent driver) does not stop at the scene and basically admit liability, they cannot obtain compensation.
But in many cases, that's not true. As outlined below, attorneys know how to locate drivers who flee the scene of a collision. Additionally, most New York jurors hate hit-and-run drivers. So, they often award significant noneconomic damages in these cases. These damages compensate for pain and suffering, emotional distress, and other intangible losses.
Tracking Down the Tortfeasor
If the hit-and-run driver caused a fatal accident, law enforcement investigators often diligently pursue the case. People who leave the scene of a fatal crash could be charged with a very serious felony. But if the victim survived, their approach is different. Many law enforcement officers view such situations as a civil matter between the victim and the other driver.
To locate an absent tortfeasor, personal injury attorneys use proven methods that get results, such as:
- Reviewing Video: A surveillance, red light, or another camera, even if it is several blocks from the crash scene, might have captured the tortfeasor's license plate number or some other identifying information.
- Finding Additional Witnesses: For various reasons, some car crash witnesses do not come forward at the scene. But these reluctant witnesses are often willing to talk to a personal injury attorney.
- Staking Out the Area: There is nothing glamorous about sitting in a car and waiting for the tortfeasor to come back into the area. But the stakeout method works more often than you might think.
Attorneys often partner with private investigators, accident reconstructionists, and other professionals in these cases. Such partnerships usually increase the chances of success.
An attorney does not need a mountain of information to establish liability. The burden of proof is only a preponderance of the evidence (more likely than not). If an attorney identifies the vehicle, it's more likely than not that the owner was also the tortfeasor.
The burden of proof is much higher in criminal court, which is one reason it's hard to prosecute hit-and-run drivers. Since prosecutors must establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, a witness must normally place the defendant behind the wheel at the time of the crash.
Non-Tortfeasor Hit-and-Run Cases
These methods often produce results, but they do not always work. Even if the tortfeasor remains at large, victims have legal options in these cases.
If the tortfeasor is never identified, most car crash victims can file claims with their own insurance companies. Since the company wants to keep its customers happy, such claims often settle quickly and on victim-friendly terms.
Procedurally, these cases are usually streamlined as well. These claims usually do not go to trial. It's typically illegal to sue your own insurance company. So, if the parties cannot settle the dispute, the matter usually goes to arbitration. This expedited proceeding is a lot like a trial before a judge, but it is much less time-consuming.
Reach Out to a Zealous Attorney
Hit-and-run crash victims have multiple legal options. For a free consultation with an experienced car accident lawyer in New York, contact Michael J. Redenburg Esq. P.C. We do not charge upfront legal fees in negligence cases.


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Fall sports successes: A season in photos
by Anna Vazhaeparambil, Esha Gohil, Kathy Fang, Erica Cai, and Alysa Suleiman
November 15, 2019
Live coverage: Girls Volleyball takes on Pacific Grove in CCS quarterfinals
by Vishnu Kannan and Anna Vazhaeparambil
November 5, 2019
8:02 p.m. The Eagles take the set 25 - 8 and the game 3 - 0. They will now move on to the CCS semifinals, where they will play Harbor High School on Thursday at 5 p.m. at Notre-Dame Belmont. 7:59 p.m. A kill out of the middle by Anvitha Tummala (11), who just subbed into the game, extends the Eagles...
Volleyball teams to host Dig Pink fundraiser tomorrow
by Anna Vazhaeparambil and Aditya Singhvi
October 9, 2019
The upper school girls volleyball teams will be hosting their "Dig Pink" breast cancer fundraiser in the Athletic Center tomorrow during their matches against Mercy High School Burlingame. Money raised during the event will go towards Stage IV breast cancer research conducted by the Side-Out Found...
Weekly recap: Fall sports ace the week
by Anna Vazhaeparambil and Aditya Singhvi
September 10, 2019
Cross Country The high school cross country team competed in their first meet of the school year this weekend, at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. In the varsity girls division, Anna Weirich (11) placed 15th out of 182 runners, while Ritika Rajamani (10) placed 92nd. For the varsity boys, Daws...
Weekly Recap: Fall sports come out swinging
by Anna Vazhaeparambil, Aquila Co-Sports Editor
September 2, 2019
Cross Country For the past few months, ever since pre-season workouts began in the summer, the cross country team has been training extensively for upcoming meets this year. With a grueling exercise regimen, which includes running several miles every day, they hope to be ready for their upcoming meets....
Harker awarded CalHi D4 School of the Year
by Aditya Singhvi, Aquila Co-Sports Editor
August 30, 2019
The Harker School was awarded the CalHiSports.com Division 4 school of the year award for the Eagles' overall athletic performance over several sports last year, including boys volleyball, swimming and girls golf. The honor, presented to schools that perform remarkably in several sports, is the...
Boys volleyball clutches win over Northgate, advances in NorCals
by Anna Vazhaeparambil, Asst. Sports Editor
May 14, 2019
After a close three sets, the varsity boys volleyball team defeated Northgate High School 25-20, 26-24, 25-13 in the first round of Division 1 NorCal Championships on Tuesday, qualifying to play in the semifinals on Thursday. Head coach Chad Gordon credited the team's consistency as one of the ...
Volleyball honors seniors, defeats Los Altos
by Aditya Singhvi, Sports Editor
May 5, 2019
The varsity boys volleyball team honored seniors Chris Gong, Jarett Anderson and Charlie Molin during a senior night ceremony held on May 1 in the athletic center before a match against Los Altos, which the Eagles won 25-12, 25-12, 25-20. The crowd had an opportunity to write messages on individual...
Students make some noise during 1st annual ROAR
by Emily Tan, Reporter
April 11, 2019
The entire school, dressed in different themes by advisory, gathered in the Athletic Center at 9:35 this morning to watch the roar competition, as well as the volleyball championship game between the juniors and seniors. Seniors came out on top to win first place for the roar, followed by the sophomore...
Spirit Week Continues: Students dress up in "time travel" themed clothing
by Eric Fang, News Editor
April 9, 2019
Students dressed up in "time travel" themed clothing today, the second day of spirit week. In addition, as part of spirit week, several volleyball matches took place in the athletic center at 11:20 a.m.. The juniors faced off against the freshmen and the seniors played against the sophomores. In the end, t...
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March 26, 2019
In one of the toughest games of the season, the varsity boys volleyball team, ranked 7th in the nation, lost to the 4th ranking school, Monta Vista, in a head-to-head match in 5 matches last Friday, the respective scores being 25-19, 22-25, 21-25, 25-20 and 12-15. Somewhat considered to be Harker's rival,...
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March 26, 2019
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26th JUNE 2019
Why do you write?
- Community
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Mind the Gap will be holding writing workshops and a pop-up recording studio in Faversham town to collect poems. We invite people online to submit poems about journeys: personal journeys, writing journeys and actual journeys. These will form an audio anthology available on Soundcloud which will be free to download and released on June 26th to celebrate National Writing Day.
Don't forget to share your writing on National Writing Day by using the hashtags #NationalWritingDay and #WriteAway.
This can be found on the BBC site.
Adult ADHD; Insiders' Guide to Mental Health Services; Wound healing & expressive writing
What ever you write on the 26th June 2019 feel accomplished and know that in some way you are helping yourself. I feel this topic is like a very huge umbrella with lots underneath it to help and encourage you on what ever road you are following. Please don't give up someone will listen to you or read what you have to say or even what you cannot say.
I feel that writing has helped me, even though I am not very good at it but it gets my thoughts down and takes me to different places. I used to worry about the mistakes I made but then I came to realise that, they are my mistakes. I don't do them on purpose sometimes my head is like a fog and I will spend ages trying to think of the correct word to use, that is when I use google to try to get the word out. I have to write my reviews straight away or I forget what the book has been about. I often forget how to spell a word or not even notice that I have spelt it wrong. I try to overcome the obstacles but the end version is that I am writing and trying to keep my brain active even though my body is not. Writing this paragraph has made me feel very open and that I find very hard to cope with.
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Julia Scitova
CEO Renaissance and Teatro sul Lago Group
Head of International Concert Agency Julia Entertainment
Born in Moscow, Russia.
Master of Art of Performances from Moscow Theatre Academy by Theatre Producer Department (GITIS).
In 1992 transferred in Switzerland where start to work in the translating office.
Since 1998 co-operate with Euro Show & Jean Arm Artistic Agencies and bring different kind of artists to work in Switzerland.
Speaks fluent Italian, Russian, German, English, as well Spanish and French.
In 2003 founded Association cultural Renaissance in Lugano, Switzerland to promote the different kind of scenic arts and tours in Switzerland and abroad, is a President of this association till today.
In 2007 took part of the big project named Teatro sul Lago (stage positioned direct to the Ceresio Lake) to forward different kind of performances like Musical, Opera, Concerts for cultural and touristic development in Italian Part of Switzerland.
Since 2003 organized tours and single theatrical performances and concerts in Switzerland and abroad and put forward the brand of Teatro sul Lago, became in 2014 Teatro sul Lago Group.
In 2014 founded the International Booking Agency Julia Entertainment to distribute the different kinds of performances, artists, show acts and more worldwide.
Boris Tsygankoff
Booking Agent / Video-assistant / Social nets Administrative
Native of Kharkov, Ukraine.
From an early age was brought up in an environment of athletes.
Speaks 5 languages at a high level: Russian, Ukrainian, English, French, Spanish.
Master with Honours, Kharkov National Technical University. Master of Arts in program at UNESCO Chair for Philosophy of Human Communications
Took part in organizing the world's largest sporting events: UEFA Euro 2012, Universiade 2013, World Championships in Athletics 2013, Paralympics Games 2014, FIFA World Cup 2018, Special Olympics 2019, European Games 2019, Universiade 2019.
For 2 years – Took part in organizing matches of the football club "Shakhtar" Donetsk in the Champions League and Europe League.
For 6 years, was the Technical Director of the authentic World Championship of Historical Re-enactment in Medieval Battle – "Battle of the Nations"
Since 2018 take part of Teatro sul Lago Group as booking agent for Julia Entertainment International Concert Agency and co-operate for Swiss and international tours and performances organised by Teatro sul Lago and Renaissance Association Cultural.
Ekaterina Parkomchuk
Booking Agent / Sales & development/ Logistic & Translating
Ekaterina is a jack of all trades and helps out the company with whatever needs to be done on the administrative front.
She graduated from Piano Music Academy in 2014 and Classical Dance School in 2015.
During her degree in Kyiv National Economic University on the faculty of international trade, she worked as a personal assistant to Chief Executive and as a sales manager selling premium airline tickets. She studied languages in Ireland, Waterford, EFL and also attended the UK schools for learning English.
She coordinates events, does research, translations, manages the database and liaises with everyone involved.
Collects data base, creating of documents, presentations and reports, researching and update.
Speaks fluent English, Russian, Ukrainian and German. E
Ekaterina joined to Teatro sul Lago Cultural Association in 2018.
Natalia Deli
Web & Creative Designer/ Stage designer
Natalia co-operated with Teatro sul Lago Cultural Association since 2016.


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Digital pure-plays or digitally born companies need to adopt different media strategies than their offline peers. Most traditional B2C marketing literature focuses on the lessons from traditional FMCG companies like P&G, Nestle, and L'Oreal. For transaction-based digital companies, however, traditional media theories won't suffice. If you have unlimited cash, you can of course start with TV, but if you do have limits, you'll be better off with a different strategy.
The most successful marketing launches I have been involved in have followed a three-tiered approach to marketing launch. It turns out to be less about traditional media planning and more about channel selection. The approach we have adopted for media has always been to:
- Get users that are already looking for you on your platform(-s)
- Get users that are not already looking for you, but are on your platform(-s)
- Get users who are off your platform (if you can single out the ones that are looking for you – go for them first)
By platform, I refer to where you expect to convert your traffic into leads/orders/etc. Platforms can be online versus offline, for instance, or desktop versus mobile. The intuition is that it's much easier to get a user – who is already online – to buy from your ecommerce store than it is to get someone who is offline and first needs to get online, find your site and so on. Similarly, it is easier to get someone already on her phone to install your app, than it is to get someone to first find her phone, then find the app in the app store and then install the app.
Unless you are targeting a mature market, the first phase is limited in its reach. If people are not used to dealing with your industry online, few people will be looking for it.
In most cases, this framework translates into starting with pull channels such as search engines (in fact, there aren't many other pull channels online). Multiple entrepreneurs and marketers I've met argue against starting with search. They argue that search traffic comes at a high price, which in certain industries is true. Despite the high price, search engines make a great start for two reasons.
Firstly, search engines usually provide the most relevant traffic you can attract with paid media. This relevancy should translate into high conversion rates. This is an excellent way to test your early product with unbiased users before you scale marketing further. If you can't convert people who are looking for you, then how do you expect to convert people who aren't looking? (In fact, we use traffic from a fixed set of keywords to measure product performance over time).
Secondly, yes, search engines have higher click prices than other channels, but if you are in a situation where competition can generally afford to pay a higher price per conversion than you can, then you should seriously re-evaluate your business model. You will have an incredibly hard time scaling your company if your unit economics are worse than those of your competition are – whether these are direct or indirect competitors. Given that most online marketing channels are open and auction-based, you will have a hard time competing, if the value of a given visitor is higher for your competitor than it is for you, as they will simply be able to outbid you. You may of course be able to scale your way out of this over time (if your unit economics improve with scale), but be careful about making assumptions here. Don't count on "going viral"!
The principles above usually translate into a channel mix such as:
- Search engines
- Display, social media marketing (+other digital marketing)
- Traditional ATL marketing (TV, Radio, etc.)
There are few rules without exceptions and this rule has one too: Inbound marketing. Inbound marketing should be based on other parameters, e.g. you should start your email newsletter program when you have a meaningful subscriber base and for PR and SEO, you should start sooner rather than later – these are long-term investments – but you may want to get a proof that your business model works before you go big on the long-term investments. PR in particular is among the best ways to position your company and building trust in your brand. A strong media presence may help you build credibility, but it is often much easier and cheaper to do this via PR. You should seek to get as much (positive) PR as possible from the moment your site is live, tested, and ready for traffic. A few great articles presented to the right audience can make the difference between modest growth and a tsunami of traffic (so make sure to test your site extensively before a story get published).
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The Surge of Ransomware in Healthcare
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School: Taylor Co. Normal School (Reunion - 2016)
Transcriber: Robert Lipprandt
Surnames: Adams, Berry, Bohte, Chuala, Creasey, Dums, Engle, Freiboth, Gawryleski, Gerber, Griesbach, Halverson, Helmert, Hoffman, Jagow, Jensen, Kolasa, Krebsbach, Kress, Kring, Krueger, Lamar, Lewis, Morris, Neibacher, Norlin, Paul, Pawlowicz, Rollier, Schmidt, Scholl, VanderKoy, Webster, Wood
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The Taylor County Normal School and Teachers' College held a reunion on August 20, at the Community Center at the Medford Fair Grounds.
Attendees include Estelle Bohte, class of 1939; Bruno F. Pawlowicz and wife Claire, Augusta (Jensen) Freiboth and Florence (Jensen) Jagow, classes from the 1940's; Marion Griesbach, Rosie Norlin and Ray, Helen Dums, Mavis (Kress) Wood, Leta S. Gerber, Geradline (Paul) Halverson, Lois (Berry) Neibacher, Leland Krueger, Douglas Kring, Margaret Hoffman, Bob Scholl and wife Marilyn, Don Rollier, Virginia (Kolasa) Webster and Chuck, classes from the 1950's; Patricia (Creasey) Lewis, Sandy (Krebsbach) Gawryleski, Sandra Kolasa, Beverly (Bohte) VanderKoy, Joan Chuala, Martha Morris, Gail (Engle) Helmert, and Beverly (Schmidt) Adams and Harlan, classes from the 1950's and 1960's.
Marjean Lamar was a guest.
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Looker strongly recommends encrypting network traffic between the Looker application and your database. Consider one of the options described here.
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More than 250 people filled the Marina del Rey Marriott ballroom for the annual LAX Coastal Area Chamber of Commerce installation dinner.
Featuring an Asian theme, the event saluted outgoing chairman of the board Steve Donell and welcomed new chairman of the board John Theuer, the chief financial officer of Panda Restaurant Group.
The event also included the naming of this year's Fritz B. Burns Outstanding Leadership and Community Service Award winners, Seymour and Monica Kahn. The Fritz B. Burns Foundation honored the Kahns for their service to the community over the past 25 years.
Monica Kahn was the founder of Helen's Room at Centinela Freeman Hospital, which provides free services (counseling, wigs, prosthetics, scarves, transportation, etc.) to people suffering with cancer. More than 2,000 individuals have received the support and nurturing provided by Monica and a staff of dedicated volunteers.
In 2005, she was one of only 14 people to receive the National Lane Adams Quality of Life Award presented by the American Cancer Society.
Seymour Kahn has played a key role in mobilizing local USO supporters and in helping to change the dilapidated USO center at LAX into a comfortable center that provides for thousands of military personnel who pass through the airport each year. The group has also created a USO facility at the Ontario Airport.
The Kahns are also currently involved in a program to open the first Hope Lodge in Los Angeles. The Hope Lodge is similar to the Ronald McDonald House, providing a "home away from home" for cancer patients and their families.
Also at the dinner, Theuer formally announced longtime Westchester resident Larry Plotkin as the community's honorary mayor. Theuer said he chose Plotkin for his longtime involvement and dedication to the community.
Plotkin is the immediate past president of the Playa Sunrise Rotary Club, a longtime Rotarian and a graduate of Westchester High School.
He is an active supporter of the Westchester Family YMCA, the Airport Marina Counseling Center and the Computer Access Center.
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Only time will time whether the anticipated drop to 136.xx and then 130.xx will materialised or not. Until then, trade wisely, guys......
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bearish pennant is still intact...
Price was rejected by the confluence of the significant round number (143.00) and the top trendline of the bearish pennant. Now a bearish tweezer top formation has developed on the H4 chart and the beast should now go down to re-test the bottom trendline of the pennant.
Only time will time whether the anticipated drop to 136.xx and then 130.xx will materialised or not. Until then, trade wisely, guys......
Below is the H4 chart as 5 pm Malaysia.
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The debate "If you hunt with any form of automatic weapon you are not a sportsman" was started by
Nemiroff on
April 18, 2018, 9:28 am.
26 people are on the agree side of this discussion, while 18 people are on the disagree side.
That might be enough to see the common perception.
It looks like most of the people in this community are on the agreeing side of this statement.
Nemiroff posted 15 arguments, MrShine posted 2 arguments to the agreers part.
MrShine posted 6 arguments, Matthew354 posted 5 arguments to the disagreers part.
Nemiroff, devindel, LiberalsAversion, chickboy1776, RealCaffNasty and 21 visitors agree.
MrShine, Matthew354, ankit99s, Gorgon, Aiyaz, Cisco, Craven198787 and 11 visitors disagree.
Because the honor of a gladeator fight is lost on me, this is a separate bit that restates and reiterates some things. I understand the last but was long, so maybe these important differences are shorter, maybe an important distinction before getting back to parts of hunting.
It appears that the argument for sport uses the argument for hunting, because the action required overlaps. If we limit what portion for the sport is cowardly, then redefine the sport by a portion because it isn't any less cowardly, I suppose under enough conditions most sports can appear to be cowardly, as neglectful as that might be. How many fighting sports ban moves that a healthy human might use, and aren't they allowed in others?
However when considering where hunting is, it certainly isn't a firing line, and certainly not rigging. With sport you can't pretend, either you did it or you didn't, and the same can be said of prey. I suppose it's different from rodeos this way or bullfights, as if the rider did something in front of a crowd or actually persuaded a healthy beast to run in circles. Do that in the wild, guess who dies.
These are specific examples, because these are the unarmored, skillful fights that are most common, and the rig is more than a hypothetical with exaggerated ease. The hypotheticals are certainty with rules, and with factors that will always favor the sportsman. It might be hard to ride a rodeo bull, but does the rider start with his hands on a possibly tired, domestic bull? In front of a crowd? For who?
Except the sport aspects do not conflate with survival. Instead it should be recognized there will be overlap. An animal that is prey will act like prey, and to act as a predator instead of a "warrior" is the expectation because there is no other way the animal will act. And some animals do actually hunt for sport, they just aren't wasteful. Prey acts as prey.
Unless you force it. You may condemn the owner and the crowd of a ring animal, but why draw the line there? Humans are not capable of standing on equal footing as bulls, and bullrides even underline the element of "playing" with the animal rather than respecting it for their own fame. Who's arena are humans ultimately fighting in? Heck, they can lay down human restrictions for themselves because they will not need all their tools to win.
Again, you also say no skill, how do you know this? I would assume even the most basic of talents require skill, and the conversations seems to switch between no skill or baby-tier requirements, without any real backup. No skill would be an indicator of rigging, sure, but let's be honest here and make a connection, not potshots.
Humans are not totally safe during hunts, I won't conflate the tracking or dangers or getting lost, or even confrontation, but wouldn't firing a shot reveal your location? Even videogames know this.
The "victim" is not irrelevant, the victim was born prey to people, the same way grass is prey to herbivores. While this may seem to simplify and ask little thought, this is actually profound. Prey are killed, indifference is the factor, not torture.
Malevolence is cowardice, the kind that lets the prey know you did it, because it is important to you. To glean honor from it is ridiculous.
Pretending something got away is pretending to try. And narrowing the subject to 'the joy of killing ' reveals some biases. Would a mele fight to the death, tooth and claw, gasping and struggling be much more merciful? I won't say an arena fighter is any bless skilled, probably with a variety with more skills honestly, but I can't grant them as the more merciful. I think the irrational infection of pain is far more crazy, like the difference between killing a fly or pulling off it's wings. I'm sure the fly that never knew is better off than the one that suffered.
some nuance about the melee. If your in head to toe full armor, your still a coward. and if your using a limited gun, like a civil war musket with no accuracy or range, you may not be a coward, idk the details.
but if your using an automatic, you are not a sportsman and a coward. if your doing long range sniping, you may be a sportsman, but your still a coward.
what is the difference between long range hunting of unsuspecting prey, and just shooting at a target and pretending it got away if you miss? besides the joy of watching something die because of you?
90% of this thread is still confusing sport and survival.
predators are not hunting for sport. they are hunting to eat. nature doesn't play sport.
the life of an arena animal is not the issue. the owner and the fans should probably be shamed. but the human opponent staring it down, 1 on 1, melee on melee, that person got balls, and hopefully a decent amount of skill, unlike firearm hunters.
I don't know how you would hunt a coyote. if hes pestering your flock, kill it with whatever you want. but if your taking something's life for sport from a position of total safety, your a coward. no amount of tracking will change that. and if your engagement required no skill, tracking is the only thing you have bragging rights to.
the situation, the victim are irrelevant. if you rig a bloodsport where you face no danger from your opponent, you are coward.
and if its not for sport then this thread does not apply. so please stop making nonsport related analogies. they are irrelevant to this.
Nature is very one sided, so are most fights outside of typical sports events (some recent ones aren't close though). Honor is a discipline system and honor code for building character, and a trading system for others. Posturing over the honor of killing is one thing, it isn't a promise of torture either. Since we are deciding to limit this to sport not food or necessity, I must at least point out that killing and honor are not exclusives and that the kind of respect that one gives for "power" is not the same as "skill".
The animal is not supposed to suspect, that is part of being a 'hunter'. Predators in the wild are hidden for just long enough to get what they need, even if they can't do it in full secrecy. Do the same camoflauges that hide prey make them cowardly either? They will want to survive, but predators want to kill, simple as that.
But somehow, arena fighting an animal is fair. Where will it run off to? It won't, it will be put down or placed in fight after fight until the "mighty" get their kill. These aren't conditions where an animals strengths are at it's best, and it is a human enviornment. A deer in the wild might escape once and never see man again, there is a reward for the animal to win, even if it didn't chose to be born prey.
It is possible to lose, and bravery suggests that the sport has something to fear. There's plenty of ways to die in the woods without animal contact, and bears exist, but we're restricting (oddly enough) again to the human takedown... but when focusing on part of the sport, it's only an image. It's like saying a boxer punches people but neglects that they actually get hit too.
So suppose a person is hunting a coyote, should they feel fear for it to be a sport? Do they show up with a gun, show it off, then fight without firing a shot? It really starts sounding like an odd power fantasy outside of it's element, not like the power and skill struggle it takes to take the shot. It is necessary, almost ritual to use the advantages given to people, and then go somewhere that favors the animal for a self improving hunt.
And there are advantages given to animals.I want to know why you think it's so easy to actually hit the damn thing. I'm not saying that a person with a gun needs to be reckless and hunters aren't idiots. But it is clear that a "win some, lose some" case is closer to the truth than "Enough shots hit".
"how does a person rig a game against an animal? Does an animal have a sense of honor?"
it doesn't matter who your opponent is. and it's not a question of the honor of the victim. the animal isnt doing this for sport.
I dont understand this defense at all.
taking an unsuspecting melee opponent out from a distance for sport is cowardly. it doesn't matter the technique or opponent.
putting it in an arena where it cant escape but is perfectly fine fighting is not the same as restraining its limbs. if the form of ancient Rome or modern bullfights, neither fighter can escape, and both are melee. the bullfighter has assistants to help, but nowhere near the cowardly hiding or spraying of firearm hunters. unless the firearm is severely limited, exceptions for everything.
trapping can be a catch and release for the show of skill is done. killing the trapped monster wont earn you badass points. I have no claims against the skill of tracking, but let's be real, there isnt any bravery in that. I'm talking about the takedown. it's a grossly 1 sided bloodsport, do you consider that brave?
Good words Nemiroff, maybe your ungodliness is starting to fade. None of the weapons are cowardly. The coward is the one who is 6 foot 7, weighs 260 but only willing to fight an opponent 5 foot 4 weighing 130 pounds bare knuckles. That coward would run from a gunfight against the same opponent, because cowards only want to fight while facing 0 danger from the opponent. That's why they get jobs as false god police. They are able to ratpack attack random people by getting a job as ICE and provided with superior weaponry, vehicles, and manpower in order to engage and attack weaklings who can barely speak English.
Rig, how does a person rig a game against an animal? Does an animal have a sense of honor? Do they always have a chance of combat? I can't see anything short of making an arena and forcing it to stay and fight, if it is not suited to. If it is, a pre ordained restraint would also be rigging. But hunting is the word it sounds like because finding, hiding, and killing are the goals. Guns or bows do not violate this, even in a "cowardly" distance. By these measures, it seems trapping not hunting is cowardly unless it is for food. The animal stumbles right across a skilled trap, an literally no aim is required. It's a different category, really, and maybe noticing some differences hunting can seem more sporting.
Basically, it seems the stance appears to be "if you can shoot it, bow, arrow, anything but hands or handweapon you are a coward."
It's fair to say hunting is a cowardly sport, but maybe start with this rather than suggest a weapon is cowardly, because the breadth of revised weapon statements made seems to cover everything past the original comment, putting hunting into a different sport's rules.
Also, consider the possibility for another hunter to use those same tools, what principle actually restricts it? Nothing that can be ignored without placing artificial boundaries. To go off of the cotton machine analogy, what good is limiting yourself if it isn't to become efficient? The hunt ends with less money spent, and distance training occurs, again, it is easy to miss. So Efficiency is not the end all definition of 'rigging', but I would assume it is at least fair to say the chances of "losing" goes down. Plenty of legal tools can be employed in sports in a similar way, it's not always a cure all steroid or shoes or deflated ball rigging.
It all comes down to experience when considering the following; is it rigging if there is little or no chance of losing? Yes. But do these guns minimize the loss to enough of a degree to lose? Certainly not. People die, get lost, lose their prey, plenty of factors can exist and create a Loss without guns. If it is a sport as a whole, why limit the statement to the actual killing portion? That doesn't decide enough to rig, and actually hitting the target isn't as easy as pulling the trigger. It takes experience and inexperienced losses in my opinion confirm no rigging.
if you rig a bloodsport where you face no danger from your opponent, you are coward.
key word, sport.
not war, not self defense, not survival.
soldiers are not doing it for sport
"the full auto is less cowardly (by an insignificant degree) but still near zero danger"
This is still horribly illogical, is the next following logic "soldiers are cowards for using full auto assault rifles in the battlefield, instead of melee weapons" true as well? Or perhaps the US military are too much of cowards not to fight face to face with drones killing from a huge distance with missiles?
An advanced tool in tech being used is not cheating any more than a cotton gin used to separate cotton more than hands than rivaling cotton industries, a machine gun makes a sportsman more efficient.
no, you're link was not addressed, I completely missed it and that entire post, but I guess that happens when we have 10 simultaneous threads on the same issue.
the cheat argument was addressed by me:
"yes hacking to make yourself intangible is much more unbalanced, I would say that is similar to grenade fishing. but one can also hack to give themselves an unfair weapon advantage such as unlimited ammo or 1 hit kills. sure automatics have limited ammo and take more than 1 shot, but your targets are melee only. whether that's easy mode or straight up cheating is debatable, but they are objectively not sportsmen."
but I would like to revise me position, farther away from you both.
single shot long distance is a sportsman move, but it still makes you a coward. it requires skill, but if you want to rig a blood sport so that your completely safe while killing your opponent, your a coward no matter how much skill you display in your aiming.
the full auto is less cowardly (by an insignificant degree) but still near zero danger, and almost devoid of skill. the recoil is a factor if you've never handled the gun before, but unless you have little child muscles you'll adapt enough within 2 minutes of your first usage.
and I didn't say spray, I said point and hold. you just need to keep it semi steady and it will hit the target and everything around it. stay and spray would be a sweeping motion that would be retarded against 1 target. let's call it, hold and sway in a small radius around the 1 target. cant miss.
? Sportsmanship is not an objective term, skill is objective because there can be measurable levels but sportsman is merely "codes of conduct" whether it is for self improvement or self-based constraints, or even social contraints if it is a group hunt. Melee only targets suggests all guns and bows are not sportsmanship either, so I would suggest redefining if this is not the case. Discipline would be better to consider.
I don't feel like the article linked was read, or that a hunters opinion was regarded. There are some situations where a non-automatic, semi or fully, is insufficient in hunting. Unfortunately that is a fact, not everyone can be Chris Kyle American Sniper, and because someone can do it doesn't mean the average sportsman can or should be able to.I'm sure everyone at one point in their life and subject wants to be the best, but how realistic is it to always place a limit, especially in near impossible situations.
It could be argued that it is easy mode semi or fully, but certainly not cheating. Reframing the range of semi automatic benefits to skill would not yield any range below "easy" because it is just as easy to miss for reasons stated below or linked in the article. In other words, the minute a hunter no longer focuses or considers it a hunt, there is no target.
The logistics of spray and pray might only work hunting a pack, because of how crowded together a pack might be. Spray and pray on a single target is completely possible, but focus will make the experience much more rewarding, with new aiming details learned, conserving ammo for the same hunting ground, and allowing for future hunting experiences to be more effective. I think a sportsman would care about these things, even if a delusional power tripping hunter thought he was cheating he would probably improve on these principles alone.
Improvement means the ability would not rely on it heavily, but be supplimented by the ability to do so. Discipline, you know?
the hacking comparison was about there being different skill sets. tracking is skillful much like hacking, but that isnt the skill being discussed. the engagement with the target is the issue.
the misunderstanding aside, yes hacking to make yourself intangible is much more unbalanced, I would say that is similar to grenade fishing. but one can also hack to give themselves an unfair weapon advantage such as unlimited ammo or 1 hit kills. sure automatics have limited ammo and take more than 1 shot, but your targets are melee only. whether that's easy mode or straight up cheating is debatable, but they are objectively not sportsmen.
"certainly skills like tracking are still relevant but as I already demonstrated earlier, hacking into COD and making yourself unhittable does indeed make you an excellent and skilled hacker"
That is not easy mode, hacking into a game is cheating. At least easy mode has a form of challenge, cheating does not. Would you really think hunting your game is really that easy with a machine gun compared to a single shot rifle? No! Especially if you can't control the recoil to actually hit something, particularly in full auto. You apparently know more things about video games more than handling a firearm and hunting.
if you fail on easy mode you should reevaluate your life.
certainly skills like tracking are still relevant but as I already demonstrated earlier, hacking into COD and making yourself unhittable does indeed make you an excellent and skilled hacker, but your still a loser at first person shooters.
Plenty of people fail with semi-auto and full auto firearms for hunting, what poor sportsmanship entails is not bringing in game for weeks despite being in the hunting ground consistently and only blames his tools for his failure.
as me and mr.shine agreed, skill is not all or nothing. a bow will be far more skillful then a long range single shot, a knife or bare handed would be really impressive. a rifle will is pretty meh depending on what rifle and what target, but an automatic is just disgraceful imho.
it doesn't involve danger, but it does involve very careful aim, and lose if you miss 1, maybe 2 since the fire rate, and reaiming take time. if you miss the first, your probably lost.
I said skill, not threat level. machine gun hunting has no skill or threat. it's a step above grenade fishing.
Does that mean if a long range bolt action rifle can take out dangerous game from a much safer distance than a semi auto rifle like an AR15 consider it easy mode too? What you define as sportsmanship is too arbitrary.
if there's no skill, there's no sport. playing on easy mode doesn't make a person a sportsman, it makes that person a loser.
A good sportsman uses anything in his disposal to bring in game, it doesn't matter if the firearm bolt action, semi auto, or full auto.
your using spray and pray as in the fire into a crowd while sweeping the gun wildly. with a single target, and the muscle strength of a grown person, you can easily point it in the general direction and hit a majority of bullets, unless your aiming for rabbits or something small.
I would have to disagree on "spray n pray" being a useful mechanic. I know it isn't the terminology you used, but generally that is the nickname for firing rapidly with little aim. If bullets go quick, and the aim is off target, the second or third bullet isn't going to be too far from the miss. If it is so radically quick (which appears to be the emphasis), then reloading becomes necessary.
If the aim goes anywhere and everywhere, it's offset by the distance to the target. If a plane traveling from one city 200 miles out is off by one degree, they become lost, it's a popular example with the same principle. Correct too late, and it's a waste, overcorrect (fun term, but it doesn't make accuracy autoaim) and the shots are lost.
The rate of fire sounds like a cheat outside of the context of actually hitting, and a thousand shots eventually hit that is true. But it's also isn't faster than too many others, 45 rounds a minute, possible with a handgun or any other semi automatic that has enough ammo. It is very possible to miss, games make it harder to miss whether or not there is a hack. But you don't have to take my word for it, this link is the first to come up in a Google search, hunters opinions from time magazine.
trophy hunting, or hunting for fun without bringing back the head, same thing. i dont want to narrow it too much so let's just say not for survival, and not for a professional marksman competition.
if your killing to eat, none of this applies. certainly competitions need rules but I was referring to the less formal, and definitely not for survival: trophy hunting.
yes tracking takes skill, but that is completely different from the actually engagement. a bow would be commendable, going at it melee gladiator style would be crazy, but one heck of an achievement. it can be argued that even single shot rifles are a cheat, but rapid fire is even more so pathetic. with a sniper you must at least aim, no matter how safe your position is. with rapid fire, just hold and spray, you'll fill it full of holes eventually. no aim needed.
so you are right, there is a range of skill values, but rapid fire is absolutely beyond belief pathetic (for trophy bragging). it's like someone bragging about a perfect record on CoD cause they hacked the server and made their bodies intangible. there is no achievement, not even a mediocre one. (except for the tracking/hacking, but that's a separate skill set, props on those. but being a good hacker doesn't make you a good first person shooter, which is the sought after achievement in the example)
So semi or fully automatic guns are good for hunting so long as it's to feed yourself? I suppose in competition there could be limitations, and by personal preference that could be said. Implementation on the other hand could not be compulsory, if they can hunt the purpose of the hunt can be eating or for sport, the limitations are self imposed.
As for merit, I couldn't force my values onto someone else, but I could suggest that hitting an animal is half the task, getting to the animal without it running is half or more. For a balance of fire and distance, a rifle is effective but it doesn't enhance what doesn't exist: skill.
A sniper rifle can do massive damage at a distance and a shotgun scatters (albeit short range and usually exaggerated in real life). Each has its own benefits, and it could be argued a rifle shot is unfair because approaching the animal is removed or bird hunting with less accuracy needed. Bait is used to bring the animal to a spot, what skill is used for getting the animal to you? At some point, it could be argued hunters should bows. I would assume bows would be considered skill enough, but it's definitely a value measurement.
yes, I foresaw this dilemma. which is why I said any form of automatic. if you can unload a clip within seconds, whether its 1 pull or repeated pulls, your not a sportsman.
if your hunting to feed yourself in a survival situation, by all means. but if your just going trophy hunting, you do not deserve that trophy or any sense of accomplishment. there's a reason using cheat codes in video games doesn't unlock any achievements. because you didn't achieve anything.
Automatic, how? What definition would we use to define if a weapon is automatic? Of course a definition does exist, yes, but it doesn't mean we are speaking about the same idea. Semi automatic? Fully automatic? A personal definition is needed so we don't move around on possible opinions or stray too far from what's "unsportsmanlike".


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Industrial Districts as 'Learning Regions': A Condition for Prosperity
In: The Learning Region
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- Bjørn Asheim, "undated". "Industrial Districts as 'learning regions'. A condition for prosperity," STEP Report series 199503, The STEP Group, Studies in technology, innovation and economic policy.
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- Keith Smith, "undated". "New directions in research and technology policy: Identifying the key issues," STEP Report series 199401, The STEP Group, Studies in technology, innovation and economic policy.
- Archibugi, Daniele & Michie, Jonathan, 1995. "Technology and Innovation: An Introduction," Cambridge Journal of Economics, Oxford University Press, vol. 19(1), pages 1-4, February.
- Bengt-ake Lundvall & Bjorn Johnson, 1994. "The Learning Economy," Industry and Innovation, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 1(2), pages 23-42.
- Zoltan Acs & David Audretsch, 1990. "Innovation and Small Firms," MIT Press Books, The MIT Press, edition 1, volume 1, number 0262011131, December.
- Lipparini, Andrea & Sobrero, Maurizio, 1994. "The glue and the pieces: Entrepreneurship and innovation in small-firm networks," Journal of Business Venturing, Elsevier, vol. 9(2), pages 125-140, March.
- Russo, Margherita, 1985. "Technical change and the industrial district: The role of interfirm relations in the growth and transformation of ceramic tile production in Italy," Research Policy, Elsevier, vol. 14(6), pages 329-343, December.
- Marco Bellandi & Lisa De Propris, 2012. "Small Firms and Industrial Districts," Chapters, in: Michael Dietrich & Jackie Krafft (ed.),Handbook on the Economics and Theory of the Firm, chapter 27, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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How does selling a house affect a consumer proposal?
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How does selling a house affect consumer proposal. What is the time frame. Most of the proceeds from the sale went to debt. 15000 went to pay a relative who did the renovations to sell. They used it to use as a downpayment on their house.
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Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.
Wenger wary of overseas games
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has warned the Barclays Premier League would be in danger of becoming a "circus" if the motivation to take the game around the globe was purely driven by money, rather than "innovation".
Chairmen of the 20 member clubs have agreed to explore the proposal of an extra 'international round' of fixtures in five major cities across the world from the 2010-11 season.
"It deserves a deeper look into it, and you always have to think forward." The Arsenal boss declared: "But if the money is the first priority forget it because it will become a circus. The first priority is the quality of your competition, and you have to take time to think about that."
The concept has been generated a mixed response from both those inside the game, the world governing body FIFA and also supporters' groups.
Highly-respected French coach Wenger believes if the idea is properly researched and then instigated fairly, it could prove beneficial for the future of the Premier League - but should not just be introduced to purely generate extra income.
"I am not against innovation, by principle, and I like that somebody thinks how can we promote the Premier League and promote English football," said Wenger.
"But you have to respect basic criteria - the competitiveness of our league, the fairness of our league, and as well make sure that it is a promotion for our football.
With overseas television audiences already established for the Premier League, it was perhaps inevitable the demand for "live" action was set to follow.
Wenger continued: "We have certainly created a new fan base, but I don't believe just going on a pre-season tour is enough now because they have access to all our competitive games on the television.
"Football is already global, but through television or media. The next step is to make it global with access for competition. Do you want to give the fans around the world something? I can agree with the idea. Is that the best way to do it? That has to be checked because I am not completely sure."


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Exaggerated degeneration is now the default plot-line for much of the fiction industry. Sad but true.
Mary Collins makes this point in her op-ed in the Christian Science Monitor entitled, Enough with depressing reading lists, where she describes a few of the story-lines her daughter must endure in her summer book reading challenge.
I'll make the point another way.
Many (most?) popular North American mystery writers these day have swapped nuance for the obscenely obvious. Two examples to make a point (that I know can't be sustained with merely two examples):
Widely best-selling James Patterson litters his novels with corpses the better to pique our prurient interest; they fall with predictable rhythm in almost every chapter, a metronome of mayhem. None of the expired has any more character development than the ill-defined Sherlocks in hot pursuit of their killer who, himself, is nothing more than evil incarnate, writ large. Patterson's books are nothing more than an orgy of death, faceless and superfluous death.
James Lee Burke takes a different route to the same destination. While an infinitely better descriptive writer than Patterson, he shows the same intellectual sloth when creating his villains: they are sadist psychopathic cutouts, icons of evil with nary a mention to how they got that way. But who cares? We aren't reading to understand human nature, merely to be entertained by the carnage.
When you put down the book of the average North American crime writer, usually a quarter finished, you feel a little used, and a little unclean.
But wait! We've always got the Brits. Now they know how to spin a tale. Two examples:
Minette Walters goes deep inside the head of every character that walks across her pages and in the process shows that we all have the frailty to commit a crime inspired, not by evil, but by weakness. We are in her books, our confused, complex selves, not the ersatz composites conjured to scare.
And Reginald Hill. If you like characters it can take you half an hour to finish a page. Andy Dalzeil and Peter Pascoe are the chalk and cheese of crime fighting, as constantly at odds with each other as they are double-minded in their pursuit of criminals as quintessentially eccentric as … well, the British. The two are exemplars: Daizeil the unredeemable and totally uncaring slob; Pascoe, the over-sensitive, highly introspective non-cop, just as humbled by his job as he is by his wife at home, a wife, by the way, for whom I share an adoration and love.
The inhuman and exaggerated degeneration of the Bundys and Dahmers should be pushed from the human consciousness, not exploited as a short-hand to horror. There is no writing skill in that. It is merely a form of plagiarizing.


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Ritchie Blackmore and William Shatner team up to cover B.B. King's The Thrill is Gone
The track will appear on Shatner's forthcoming star-studded album, The Blues
The track will appear on Shatner's forthcoming star-studded album, The Blues
See the band's classic Mark II lineup at the peak of their powers
The guitarist opens up about transforming the band into "Lynyrd Maiden"
One of the greatest guitar hero gatherings of all time.
The track was originally recorded by the guitarist for his folk-oriented project, Blackmore's Night.
"Black Sheep of the Family"—itself a cover of a 1970 track by Quartermass—was recorded by the original incarnation of the band for their self-titled 1975 debut album.
Some rarely seen footage of Eddie Van Halen backstage playing some of the riffs that influenced him the most.
Ritchie Blackmore exhibits his collection, and discusses the arduous process of scalloping his fretboards.
Deep Purple has announcedA Fire in the Sky, a career-spanning anthology that will be available as a single CD and a three-CD set.
Rainbow have premiered some new music. Sort of.
Deep Purple's official YouTube channel has just uploaded classic footage of the group performing "Difficult to Cure," the title track from their 1981 album.


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Storecupboard Saviour
Pull out those jars hiding at the back of the cupboard to create this simple yet special supper for a loved one in no time. Combining the strong and rich flavours of capers and gherkins with that fresh crunch from the broccoli, this dish goes perfectly with red meat such as lamb and a smooth glass of Rioja.
This recipe was produced by the healthy eating campaign, 'Vegetables from Europe: We Care, You Enjoy' which is designed to explain the care that goes into growing fresh produce and to encourage people to eat more vegetables.
The campaign supports the European farmers who combine agricultural experience with the latest food technology to provide you with vegetables packed with flavour and nutrients which can be found at your local supermarket.
For more information please visit http://wecareyouenjoy.eu/en/inicio.
Broccoli with a caper, gherkin and parsley dressing
Serves 4-6
1 head of broccoli
4 tbsp olive oil
½ red onion, finely chopped
15g pine nuts
20g parsley, finely chopped
6 gherkins, sliced
2 tbsp non-pareille capers
2 tbsp white wine vinegar
1 Cut the broccoli into florets and put into a pan. Pour 100ml water into the base and cover with a lid. Bring to the boil, then turn the heat right down low and simmer until the broccoli is tender.
2 Heat 1 tbsp olive oil in a pan and gently fry the red onion for 1-2 minutes until softened. Stir in the pine nuts and season well. Continue to cook until the nuts are just golden.
3 Stir in the remaining oil, parsley, gherkins and capers. Add the white wine vinegar and simmer for a minute or two.
4 Drain the broccoli then spoon the dressing over the top. Cover with a lid again and shake the pan to toss all the ingredients together then serve.


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more cry than wool
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Derived from the practice of shearing sheep, in which the sheep may "cry" as their wool is removed. The earliest recorded variation appears to be by 15th century English lawyer John Fortescue, who wrote "Moche Crye and no Wull" in De laudibus legum Angliae (c. 1470), ch. x.
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- (idiomatic) Dramatic assertions backed by little evidence
- 1747, John Smith, Chronicon Ruſticum Commerciale; or, Memoirs of Wool, &c., London: T. Osborne, page 304:
- Theſe are the Crimes of which we are guilty, before any Law to prohibit us: it were more allowable to plant Poiſon than to Manufacture with us, and we lie, it ſeems, under ſuch an Obloquy and Clamour, (which, as far as I can judge by your Letter, you alſo liſten to) that, as to import our Cattle to you is a Nuſance, and to export our Wools is Felony ; ſo, by Gradation, to erect here a Manufacture ought to be no leſs than Treaſon. And yet there is more Cry than Wool in all this Matter : For I dare, and do aſſure you, that, modeſtly ſpeaking the whole Quantity of what we work up in Ireland, amounts not to the Half of what any one Clothing-County in England does.
- 1999 February 26, Selya, Bruce M., "Aguilar-Solis v. INS", in 1st Cir. 1999[1], case no. 98-1484:
- In rebuttal, the petitioner offers more cry than wool. He points first to the vague threats that his family and friends relayed to him during his 1990 return to El Salvador, and speculates that members of the FMLN still sought to harm him at that time. This is unabashed surmise.


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The DC Comics project a while back where they let Stan Lee revamp their characters for a series of one shots was hilariously bad. I mean bad. When you've got Batman fighting a villain called Handz–that's crap on toast right there, folks.
Kevin Church has taken the concept and performed a brand new bit of sacrilege: what if Stan the Man reworked Moore and Gibbons' Watchmen?
Just keep telling yourself: it's only a joke. It's only a joke.
P.S. How do you know when your childhood is over? When you realize that Stan's promise of "Mile a minute, non-stop action!" means that the thing's only going to be going 60 mph.
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I was reading this post by Derek Sivers That's version ∞. First launch version 0.1. I was thinking about software development, but I think these concepts can apply to most projects. It's about how many business plans are too complex they focus on every little feature they want to have.
"I have to say, "OK. You know software version numbers? Mac OS version 10.4? 10.5? What you just described is version infinity. That's everything it will ever do in the future. First focus on launching version 0.1."'
We need to start with the first version, the simplest, stripped down version. Too many projects get bogged down in the details of what they want to become.
"What's the one crucial part of that giant plan? What's the one killer feature that nobody else is doing? Get it launched with just that. Then add the rest later."
If you think back to when you were a student and studying animation. You wanted to be good at everything. When we were making our thesis films we tried to make everything as good as it can be. Everyone wants a film that has a good story, great animation, cool designs and beautiful art direction. As animators we're obsessed with craft.
When starting out we can't make everything perfect. We have to make choices about what where to cut corners. What's often more important is where your strengths are, what you can uniquely bring to the project.
"The book "Good to Great" studied hundreds of companies that started out as good, then at some point in their history became great.
They found that all of these companies had the "Hedgehog Concept." They focused on the one thing they do best, and let go of the rest."
If you have a complex story idea, or series pitch, break it down into something simple. Into the shortfilm or storybook version. Figure out what's important or cool about your big ideas and figure out a way to highlight those. What you focus on will be what makes your work special amongst the other work that's out there.


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Sensible Advice By a Lawyer About Investing In Commercial Property
You can make a lot of money investing in commercial real estate in Auckland, and it can be an exciting activity because of the scale of your investment. Commercial property prices tend to rise often when the economy is going well and there are often long-term growth prospects for good commercial real estate. However, if you have never bought or sold commercial property, then it may be a daunting task for you. To alleviate your concerns the best advice is to consult an experienced Auckland commercial property lawyer and they will be able to explain your obligations, the risks and how to protect yourself and your investment. With that said, continue to read on because we will provide you with some advice that can help clear up some basic confusion that you may have about commercial real estate.
Perhaps the first question to answer is what is your intention with commercial property? Will your business be using the property or will you lease it after you buy? This will determine how you value the building and the cash-flow forecasts from the rental income. You will want to speak with a good commercial property lawyer and a financial adviser because you want to know what loan options you have, as well as leasing options, payment and tax issues. You might not want to spend money on professional services, but it will be the single best part of your investment career because you will only benefit from their services and advice.
You will want to hire a lawyer that specialises in commercial property which is vastly different from a simple house purchase. A lawyer will take a look at your proposal and then they will make any amendments that are necessary. This means you will be able to avoid costly legal battles that may occur in the future, and avoid any confusion that may arise. They may also have suggestions about how you can better structure your deal.
You will be dealing with a lot of money with commercial real estate, and it is usually best to go for a loan when it involves investing vast amounts of money. Even with a loan, you will likely need to put down 40% of the selling price. However, the upside to this is your loan repayments will usually be a lower proportion of the rent with commercial real estate than with residential real estate, and your net cash-flow may be much better. This is important to keep in mind if you are considering investing in a commercial property.
When it comes to determining your budget, the loan repayment period will affect your decisions since a commercial mortgage is often only 10 or 15 years. It's important to have a good projection of the rental income you think you will get from the property.
This is where your professional advisers will come in very handy. The lawyer will explain just how strong your leases are. The accountant will be able to forecast your financial and cash-flow, which can come in handy.
Looking around for the best commercial real estate is not an easy task, and you will have to put aside a lot of time to find suitable property. You will have to examine many deals before you figure out which one is the best deal. Don't become discourage because putting aside a significant amount of time at the beginning of the process will only help you out.
Those tips should come in handy when the time comes to invest in commercial real estate. The above tips should also help you become a better buyer or seller, or even both. The important thing to increase your chances of getting the best return on your investments is making sure you use the expertise of your commercial property lawyer.
For investors in Auckland, McVeagh Fleming has highly experienced commercial property lawyers who can help with your sale, purchase, leases and negotiations. Give them a call or visit their website here http://www.mcveaghfleming.co.nz/.


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Requisition ID: 20196
As the leader of the Vancouver Fire Rescue Services (VFRS) and a member of the City of Vancouver's executive team, the Fire Chief plays a critical role in ensuring public safety through the delivery of fire suppression, specialty rescue teams, medical response, safety education and fire prevention services. The Fire Chief has overall responsibility for the operations of 20 fire halls across the city, employing more than 800 firefighters and administrative team members. The Fire Chief also provides leadership and operational oversight to Canada Task Force 1; one of the country's specialized heavy urban search and rescue teams.
The Fire Chief works with the VFRS leadership team and staff to develop and oversee implementation of the department's vision and strategic plan and works closely with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders to ensure VFRS remains aligned with the broader goals of the City. Serving a highly diverse population, the Chief is responsible for building a team that reflects that diversity and supports an inclusive culture that provides opportunities for all.
The Fire Chief must bring proven skills as an outstanding leader and communicator who can create an environment that fosters excellence and respects diversity in background and thinking. With the credibility to guide a world-class fire rescue service, they have demonstrated the management acumen to oversee a large, complex organization. A proven relationship builder, the Chief will have a track record of partnerships with other first responder and public safety agencies and a demonstrated ability to work with senior managers, front-line staff, union leaders, elected officials and the community to deliver on the department's mandate and to protect the wellness of the staff doing that work. During their career, the ideal candidate will have gained proficiency in financial and human resource management, including the use of data to drive improvement, as well as community and media relations.
Posting close date: September, 27, 2020
At the City of Vancouver, we are committed to recruiting a diverse workforce that represents the community we so proudly serve. We encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds, including Indigenous applicants, all genders, nationalities and persons with disabilities. The City of Vancouver is always interested in adding high performing team members to its staff. If you would like to be considered for this exciting and impactful career opportunity, please apply on our careers site.
We thank all applicants for their interest. However, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Learn more about our commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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