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Tony Chapman cuts through the chaos and clutter to focus on what really matters to your life, livelihood, community, and planet.
Tony Chapman
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Joyful Sundays is a podcast series hosted by Jodi Kovitz, delivering weekly insights, inspiration and tools to help you live a more conscious, connected and intentionally meaningful life. Join her as she goes into the minds of some of the world's most inspiring leaders to discover the keys to unlocking your best self.
Jodi Kovitz
Coady Allin
Turn on and tune into Field Tripping, a podcast about psychedelics, the people that use them and what our renewed love affair with both says about who we are and where we're going. Join Ronan on a journey to explore how psychedelics awaken new views on sex, science, business, fitness, life, and death in the lives of our influential and inspiring guests – one epic trip at a time.
Ronan Levy
Charles Smith
As the only podcast dedicated to open banking, this podcast strives to be one of the key voices in the global open banking community. The goal of the show is to educate people on how the world of finance is being shaken up by open banking, ultimately giving them more ways to save their money, move money around and improve their financial well-being.
Eyal Sivan
Coady Allin
From Apple Podcasts 'Let's face it, life can get hectic with a billion things on the go. Host Queen Fareeda sits down to keep you in the loop with the latest tea, hilarious life stories, and an interesting take on current global affairs. With terrible geographic skills and a minimal sense of direction, come along for the ride of navigating "Articulate Nonsense".'
Queen Fareeda
Robert Nease
RBC Disruptors is an ongoing podcast series hosted by SVP John Stackhouse about reimagining Canada's economy in the 21st century through changes, challenges and innovation. It features thought-provoking conversations with Canadian business and innovation leaders about planting the seeds of a new economy.
John Stackhouse
Coady Allin
Co-hosts Jay and Miles undertake to do the unthinkable and untangle the time, space, and sanity-bending comic book saga that is Marvel's X-Men comics line and its many offshoots in a mostly-linear, always entertaining fashion.
Jay Edidin and Miles Stokes
Robert Nease
The Canadian tech ecosystem is facing a black swan event: extremely rare and extremely severe. Betakit is producing a limited-run series podcast focused on helping the ecosystem stay connected in isolation, providing resources and insights, and talking about Canadian tech and COVID-19 from a Canadian perspective.
Douglas Soltys and Rob Kenedi
Cassandra Ruggiero
From the same production company that brings you Malcolm Gladwell's "Revisionist History" comes a series presented by author, economist and columnist Tim Harford on the all-too-true stories of the colossal blunders in various human endeavours to glean what we can learn from them, and what may have overlooked the first time 'round.
Tim Harford
Robert Nease
History PhD and former MMA Journalist Patrick Wyman dives deep into the interconnectedness and key developments of the period of history straddling the end of the Middle Ages in Europe and the global system of economies and nation-states we live in today.
Patrick Wyman
Robert Nease
No Agenda is a highly acclaimed podcast hosted by Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak and takes place 2x weekly on Thursday and Sunday. The show is primarily focused on mainstream media deconstruction and is ad-free, instead relying on a value-for-value revenue model (it's listeners are also producers). Adam Curry is also credited as the original "Podfather" who helped pioneer podcasting.
Adam Curry & John C. Dvorak
Geoffrey Marcy
Preconceived is a podcast that examines the preconceptions that shape how we view the world and the paradigms by which we live our lives. Episodes look at a diverse range of topics in society and culture and evaluate the preconceptions associated with them.
Zale Mednick
Tyler Rochwerg
Stephen Fry dives into each of the traditional Seven Deadly Sins of the Western Christian tradition, reflecting on his own life and the state of society today along the way.
Stephen Fry
Robert Nease
Presented like an old-timey radio drama, this story of the mysterious stranger known only as Logan moves from a creepy town in the interior of Alaska to the forbidding depths of Louisiana's bayou as our protagonist struggles to discover the truth of his past and the evil forces pursuing him.
Robert Nease
A deep-dive, semi-chronological examination of all-things pertaining to the world of the Ancient Greeks as they actually experienced it
Ryan Stitt
Robert Nease
If you were on the hunt for a positive, energetic, and unpretentious show mostly dedicated to the literary side of the Star Wars universe, then this is the droid podcast you were looking for…
Corey Helton, Eric Eilerson, and Charles Hanckel
Robert Nease
It's as simple as this: four friends discussing mostly English football and making jokes about it.
Luke Moore, Pete Donaldson, Marcus Speller and Jim Campbell
Alexander Nathan
An exploration into the world of advertising. Host Terry O'Reilly taking listeners behind the curtain to understand more about how advertising works, how it has evolved over time, and how it has shaped the world we live in every day.
Terry O'Reilly
Alex Conde
Imagine an accomplished novelist and storyteller decided to start a podcast talking about two unrelated topics about human existence, weaves a story with them, and then somehow manages to take these giant, odd, abstract concepts and rate them on a five-star scale. That is literally what this podcast does – it sounds weird, and it's worth it.
John Green
Alex Conde
Self-described as a bunch of nerdy-ass voice actors getting together to play Dungeons and Dragons, the show mixes a lot of good humour and fun with some genuinely strong acting and storytelling. If you enjoy D&D, you will likely enjoy fun game play, but prior knowledge of D&D isn't necessary as the storytelling, great voices, and strong acting really make it a compelling show – you can definitely see that these people are professional voice actors.
Matthew Mercer, Laura Bailey, Matt Mercer
Alex Conde
Dissect is a serialized music podcast researched and hosted by Cole Cuchna. Dissect picks one album per season and analyzes one song per episode measure by measure, word by word. Season 1 examines "To Pimp a Butterfly" by Kendrick Lamar. Season 2 tackles "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" by Kanye West. Season 3 dissects "Blonde" and "Channel Orange" by Frank Ocean. Season 4 breaks down Kendrick Lamar's DNA. Every song on every album gets its own episode. Episodes range from 30 minutes to an hour depending on the song.
Cole Cuchna
Benjamin Nease
Jill and Carlene divulge beauty secrets weekly but also bring you the in-depth exposé on the founders behind the most popular million dollar success stories.
Jill Dunn and Carlene Higgins
Joella Almeida
Song Exploder is a podcast where musicians take apart their songs, and piece by piece, tell the story of how they were made. Each episode features an artist discussing a song of theirs, breaking down the sounds and ideas that went into the writing and recording.
Hrishikesh Hirway / Thao Nguyen
Chelsea Omel
An in-depth look into the most popular TV show & book series of all time, Game of Thrones, as well as other epic fantasies, like Harry Potter
Jason Concepcion and Mallory Rubin
Afrin Sultana
A long-running book club and lore discussion podcast centered around the life, work, and ideas of J.R.R. Tolkien (The Lord of the Rings trilogy and other works set in "Middle Earth")
Alan Sisto and Shawn E. Marchese
Robert Nease
Deep-dive interviews with creators, performers and storytellers about their work in the TV and Film Industry based in Vancouver, Canada.
Sabrina Furminger
Robert Nease
Neuroscientist Sam Harris has two chief areas of interest: meditation and mindfulness; and global politics. In Making Sense, he explores them both with utmost candidness. He believes that getting to the truth means honestly asking hard questions and being willing to have a good faith debate, even with those whose beliefs differ vastly from our own.
Sam Harris
Gabriella Rackoff
Toronto's answer to The Football Ramble
Rishay Rana, Alexander Nathan, Mohaned Kheir, and Bernie Uche
Amith Menon
The Thing About Pam centers on the unusual circumstances surrounding the murder of Betsy Faria. Initially, signs of fowl play pointed to her husband, Russ, but then… we meet Pam.
Keith Morrison
Arielle Nissenblatt
In this season of CBC's Uncover, we strap in as reporter Michelle Shephard traces the story of Sharmini Anandavel, a 15-year-old Toronto girl who went missing in 1999.
Michelle Shephard
Arielle Nissenblatt
Conversations with Yoga Girl is a genuine conversation with Rachel Brathen, a bestselling author, entrepreneur, mom, and yoga teacher living in Aruba. Topics range from career advice, manifesting positive energy, and dealing with day to day conflicts that arise.
Rachel Brathen
Stephanie Andrews
Syndicated sex advice columnist and author, Dan Savage, answers listener questions.
Dan Savage
Popular podcast host Bill Simmons and a rotation of members of his Ringer network have lively discussions about movies everyone has seen and loves. They might not have won Oscars but they did leave an overwhelming impression on pop-culture because every time they are on TV you find yourself drawn to watching the entire movie, again, for the 100th time. The crew discuss categories like, "Most rewatchable scenes", "Best quote" and "Who won the movie?" and show each movie the love that they deserve.
Bill Simmons
Benjamin Nease
Jeremy Taggart of the legendary Canadian rock band Our Lady Peace and Jonathan Torrance of everything funny that has come out of Canada since he was a teenager are 2 "Bahds" (Canadian for buddies) who record their once a week hour long phone conversation. Where each conversation goes can take the listener on a ride that can bring you to tears of laughter or tears of nostalgia. This podcast is steeped in "Canadianity" as both hosts are fluent in everything pop culture from north of the border, and celebrate it with the kind of verve that any Canadian will truly appreciate.
Jeremy Taggart and Jonathan Torrens
Benjamin Nease
Music/Film Journalist Edith Bowman interviews composers, directors, actors and others involved in filmmaking regarding the use of music on the Big Screen with copious use of musical cues and great audio production values weekly on Fridays.
Edith Bowman
Robert Nease
One-stop podcast feed for all things Star Wars featuring news, reviews, responsible speculation and topical deep-dives
Ken Napzok, Joseph Scrimshaw and Jennifer Landa
Robert Nease
Become the CEO of your life. Practical tips on helping you find more mental clarity and focus, lowering your stress, and finding genuine joy. The proven secrets to living your best life.
Vitina Blumenthal
Jen Couldrey
Before Breakfast is about how to increase your sense of control over your time while increasing your capacity to take care of what matters in your life.
Laura Vanderkam
Megan Rafuse
Interviews with successful entrepreneurs, actors, and businesswomen - all of whom have switched careers and are living their Second Life.
Hillary Kerr
Erin Bury
The curtain is pulled back on secretive cult NXIVM and its enigmatic leader - by one of the people who helped grow it into a powerful organization from the ground up.
Josh Bloch
Erin Bury
The podcast chronicles the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of blood testing startup Theranos, who was once hailed to be the next Steve Jobs - but turned out to be a criminal and a fraud.
Rebecca Jarvis
Erin Bury
The Philip DeFranco Show is a news commentary show centered on current events in politics and pop culture. It is fast paced and covers a wide array of topics, providing the listener with both sides of the argument, as well as DeFranco's opinion.
Philip DeFranco
Jonathan Rasool
An easy-to-follow morning podcast that helps to set your headspace for the day. Not always enough time to absorb one thought before Deepak moves to the next, but great bite-sized reminders to keep mindfulness a part of your daily routine.
Deepak Chopra
Melissa Urban, founder of Whole30, seeks to unblock your ability to achieve your goals. While Melissa would be in the "health and fitness" category, this is so much more about self-efficacy and being the best you can be.
Melissa Urban
Lauren Bates
Marc Maron dives deep with long-form interviews of celebrities, musicians, and comedians
Marc Maron
Lauren Bates
Pete is a stand up comedian and modern day philosopher who covers sex, religion, and comedy during his long-form interviews with celebrities, scientists, authors and religious figureheads
Pete Holmes
Lauren Bates
A podcast about all things Star Trek from episode reviews to BTS news to gaming, rumours and more
Elio "Elijah" Lleo, Cat, Anthony Cox
Coady Allin
Candid conversations with entrepreneurs, artists, athletes, visionaries of all kinds—about their successes, and their failures, and what they learned from both.
Alex Blumberg
Sunta Sem
Josh Clark (whom you may know from the Stuff You Should Know podcast), spends each episode talking about a different existential threat to humanity. These aren't threats that will gradually make life more difficult for more people; these threats will literally wipe out humanity if they come to pass.
Josh Clark
Gabriella Rackoff
In The Dream, host Jane Marie digs into the high stakes world of multi-level marketing companies. Find out how they work, what it's like to join one, and how this business model rose to prominence.
Jane Marie
Gabriella Rackoff
This podcast features Interviews and ideas from the team behind the Harvard Business Review.
Alison Beard and Curt Nickisch
Gabriella Rackoff
This quirky podcast sends endearing host Starlee Kine on a series of quests to solve what may be the most random mysteries ever - but somehow it works.
Starlee Kine
Erin Bury
Betches media producer Kay Brown is joined by Bachelor alum Derek Peth for unfiltered recaps of the latest Bachelor, Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise episodes. There might be a little wine involved, and a lot of spilled tea.
Kay Brown and Derek Peth
Kerri-Lynn McAllister
Bachelor fan favourites Ben Higgins and Ashley Iaconetti Haibon host a weekly podcast about The Bachelor, The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise. They interview other Bachelor franchise alums and celebrity fans, and recap recent episodes.
Ben Higgins and Ashley Laconetti
Kerri-Lynn McAllister
To Live and Die in LA is a true crime investigation podcast. The story covers the disappearance and death of Adea Shabani, covering her life, her friends, and all the questions surrounding the end of her life.
Neil Strauss
Alex Conde
Super Soul Conversations features Oprah's personal selection of interviews with thought-leaders, best-selling authors, spiritual luminaries, as well as health and wellness experts. The podcast is designed to help you understand the deeper meaning of the world around you, live a more examined life and guide you through life's big questions.
Oprah Winfrey
Sheba Zaidi
"The Joe Rogan Experience" is a long form, in-depth conversation with the best guests from the world of comedy, sports, science and everything between. Since its launch, it has been a consistently leading podcast and is a show has something for everyone.
Joe Rogan
Sheba Zaidi
Today in True Crime is Parcast's response to the daily podcast craze. Each day, they put out an episode profiling a crime that took place on that day throughout history. Episodes are short and to the point.
Arielle Nissenblatt
The hosts break down the stigma associated with illness and disease by interviewing guests who have serious medical conditions or terminal disease.
Jeremie Saunders, Brian Stever and Taylor MacGillavary
Amanda Desouza
A podcast hosted by comedian Heather McMahan, Absolutely Not is a safe space for her to tell all and bitch about various things in life.
Heather McMahan
Brittany Giles
Seek Treatment is a fun, flirty podcast all about boys, dating, and love. Each week there's a new guest on to discuss and dissect relationships with hosts Catherine Cohen and Pat Regan.
Catherine Cohen and Pat Regan
Brittany Giles
The Accidental Occupation is a podcast for Recruitment & Talent Acquisition Professionals brought to you by High Road Human Capital. Interviewing top Recruitment and Talent Acquisition professionals from across the country, from both corporate and agency.
Ella Bates
Slow Burn is exactly that: an in-depth, slow-moving, 8-episode arc diving deep on two political scandals that rocked the U.S. - Watergate and Monica Lewinsky.
Leon Neyfakh
Erin Bury
Shark Tank, but a podcast. Entrepreneurs pitch a panel of investors and try to secure their investment - and we follow up with them after the pitch to see where they are now.
Josh Muccio
Erin Bury
From the creators of Outside Magazine, the Outside Podcast includes interviews with the biggest figures in sports, adventure, politics, and survival science.
Peter Frick-Wright & Robbie Carver
Gabi Foss
This podcast digs into important topics, and usually related to issues of health and wellness. With the high quality guests that Peter brings on, he shows how both to demonstrate how we can all do better in various areas of our lives, but also how science (particularly in health and wellness) can be done better moving forward.
Dr. Peter Attia
Nick Gibson
Pat Flynn explores ways you can create multiple passive income streams that work for you so that you can have the time and freedom to do what you love.
Pat Flynn
Amanda Desouza
Hosts Ify Chiwetelu and Trevor Dineen leap into the action with Canadians who are making things happen. Sometimes things go right. Sometimes they go off the rails. Either way, Now or Never nudges you to make a change, big or small. – via cbc.ca
Ify Chiwetelu and Trevor Dineen
Blair Kaplan Venables
The Indicator is one of the brilliant podcasts that come from the teams at NPR – it is associated with Planet Money and has many of the same hosts and production teams. In bite-sized episodes of 10 minutes or less, the Indicator gives you a great walk-through on a single economic issue in context of the time, teaching you more about work, business and the economy in the space of a coffee break.
Cardiff Garcia and Stacey Vanek Smith
Alex Conde
"Why is this happening" (or WITHpod as they often refer to themselves) is a show hosted by Chris Hayes – a television host from MSNBC. WITH discusses the stories and issues that Chris Hayes can't bring on his TV show.
Chris Hayes
Alex Conde
A review/discussion of the Harry Potter series from the POV of a 24-year-old man reading the books for the first time.
Mike Schubert
Natasha Smith
Three hockey journalists come together to chat about hockey, both on the ice and about fan culture. That's the "puck". As well as movie, TV, fast food, life lessons and general idiocy. That's the "soup".
Greg Wyshynski, Sean "Down Goes Brown" McIndoe, and Ryan Lambert
Abby Forsyth
F1: Beyond the Grid dives deep into the characters who are integral to the fabric of the sporting, entertainment and business side of this globetrotting sport. You'll hear from current superstars of the sport and legendary figures from its past, and their personal stories that cover funny, fascinating or moving moments from the sport's history.
Tom Clarkson
Stewart Slaymaker
Best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell uses his signature story-telling style to examine and reinterpret conventional wisdom across a wide variety of topics. A must for fans of Gladwell's books or intellectually curious listeners looking for some fresh perspectives.
Malcolm Gladwell
Dan Flatt
Guy Raz explores the stories behind some of the biggest companies around the world. Through a series of thoughtful questions, How I built this is a behind the scenes dive through the lenses of the founders who built these mega businesses.
Guy Raz
Sunta Sem
The title says it all - this podcast chronicles the journey of an incompetent doctor who leaves a trail of destruction in his path.
Laura Beil
Erin Bury
A podcast about crime - but not your typical podcast about crime. The stories range from tree killers to identity thieves to murderers.
Phoebe Judge
Erin Bury
A horrible crime. A man put in jail for a murder. A question of innocence. This is the podcast that started the podcast craze.
Sarah Koenig
Erin Bury
A sports podcast that's fascinating even if you're not a sports person, 30 for 30 tells the story behind some of the most incredible moments in sports history.
Jody Avirgan
Erin Bury
A show about economics that's not boring. Really.
Jacob Goldstein, Sarah Gonzalez, and Karen Duffin
Erin Bury
Invisibilia is a podcast about the invisible forces that shape our lives - things like emotions and thoughts. They explore how these invisible forces impact us through fascinating true stories.
Alix Spiegel and Hanna Rosin
Erin Bury
Reply All is a podcast about technology and how it shapes our lives. It uses humour to dive deep into topics like privacy, social media, and how tech is changing us for better and worse.
PJ Vogt and Alex Goldman
Erin Bury
Podcast covering technology acquisitions and IPOs.
Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal
Adam Levinter
A Podcast for and about women who are inspired by time spent outside. Episodes cover themes such as solo hiking, camping, entrepreneurship, aging, diversity, conservation, motherhood, chronic illness and feminism as they intersect with outdoor experiences.
Gale Straub
Gabi Foss
Digs into important psychological phenomena through examining specific stories or current affairs, and helps us understand our brains better in the process
Shankar Vedantam
Nick Gibson
Dirty John is a thriller based on the story of Debra Newell, a successful interior designer who meets John Meehan, a handsome man who seems to check all of her boxes. After her family starts having conflicts with John secrets start to unfold.
Christopher Goffard
Abby Forsyth
The Breakdown unpacks the most important stories of injustice, racism and corruption. Shaun King tells you who's fighting back and how you can support and join them with practical action steps.
Shaun King
Abby Forsyth
Ariel Levy (The New Yorker) and Julie K Brown (The Miami Herald) dig deep into the pedophile monster Jeffrey Epstein, his accomplices and the broken judicial system that enabled his crimes and failed his victims. Brown executive produces as the journalist who first broke the story on Epstein and on one of the biggest and most far-reaching scams in modern history.
Ariel Levy and Julie K Brown
Kerri-Lynn McAllister
Donald Miller interviews business thought leaders on storytelling techniques and how to get the word out and clarify the message for your brand. Episodes have themes and guests include author Seth Godin, Chris Anderson of TED, and Olympian Scott Hamilton.
Donald Miller
Kerri-Lynn McAllister
The Knowledge Project is a podcast that explores the timeless ideas of how to better understand yourself, others, and the world around you. Together with host Shane Parrish, you'll uncover the mental models, stories, and lessons that help you master the best of what other people already know.
Shane Parrish
Gabi Foss
A podcast that features real-life therapy sessions where couples anonymously bare intimate and raw details of their story under the guidance of therapist Esther Perel – who is quite simply brilliant.
Esther Perel
Sheba Zaidi
Tim Ferriss speaks to high-performers to deconstruct the tactics and routines they use to become more successful.
Tim Ferriss
Amanda Desouza
Each episode, host Ingrid Haas takes you through the details of a couple's love story, answering the age-old question of how the hell does anyone get to happily ever after?
Ingrid Haas
Brittany Giles
Work in Progress with Sophia Bush features frank, funny, personal, professional, and sometimes even political conversations with people who inspire Sophia about how they got to where they are, and where they think they're still going.
Sophia Bush
Genevive Savundranayagam
Hosts Rosemary Barton (The National) and Elamin Abdelmahmoud (BuzzFeed News) bring you a political primer to get you ready for the Canadian election.
Rosemary Barton and Elamin Abdelmahmoud
Brittany Giles
Still Processing is a podcast where Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris, two culture writers from the New York Times, dissect and try to make sense of what's happening in the news and culture.
Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham
Brittany Giles
Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids is a live podcast recording of events held throughout Canada, United States, and Australia. Each podcast features three to four individuals who read stories, poetry, or journal entries from when they were significantly younger.
Dan Misener
Stephanie Andrews
A weekly community-based call-in show about world football, with a charming host and regional experts
Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery
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A scene in the forthcoming Twentieth Century Fox movie "The Predator" was cut after the studio learned it featured an actor who is on Connecticut's sex offender registry.
The studio's move, first reported by The Los Angeles Times, occurred immediately after it learned of actor Steven Wilder Striegel's background.
Striegel, 47, was arrested by Newtown police in August 2009 on charges of engaging in an inappropriate internet relationship with a 14-year-old girl. At the time, he was living in New York and the girl was living in Newtown.
He was convicted in May 2010 of two felonies, risk of injury to a minor and enticing a minor by computer. He was sentenced in August 2010 to 10 years in prison, suspended after he served six months in jail, and three years of probation.
He remains listed on Connecticut's sex offender registry.
Striegel is a longtime friend of the film's director, Shane Black, and was featured in a short scene with actress Olivia Munn, the Times reported. Munn notified studio officials after learning Striegel was a registered sex offender.
"Our studio was not aware of Mr. Striegel's background when he was hired," the studio said in a statement to The Times. "We were not aware of his background during the casting process due to legal limitations that impede studios from running background checks on actors."
Black, the movie's director, did know about Striegel's backgound, the newspaper reported. "I personally chose to help a friend," he told the newspaper.
Striegel's lawyer in the Connecticut case, Eugene Riccio of Bridgeport, said people convicted of crimes should be able to get on with their lives.
"Mr. Striegel has long since paid his debt to society and deserves the opportunity to make a living," he said.
Striegel, in emails with a Times reporter, described the 14-year-old girl as a distant relative he's spoken to at family gatherings.
He told The Times that he had tried to boost the teen's self-esteem and "made the very bad judgment calls of telling her in these emails that she was attractive, and sexy, and not a failure, etc." He said he told her they could not have a relationship because of her age and because they were related.
The warrant for Striegel's arrest, which the newspaper obtained, alleged physical contact on several occasions, including kissing, touching the teen's breast over her clothing, rubbing her legs and stroking her neck. Striegel told The Times those allegations were not true.
According to the warrant, in one email message Striegel told the girl that there was no one in the world he would rather have sex with. "I will be VERY honest: There's no question that it's you. None. Hope that doesn't totally freak you out, and just because it's what I want, and what you want, doesn't mean it's the right thing."
In other correspondence, The Times reported, he graphically described his sexual preferences, his preferred sexual position and grooming practices.
"EVERY thing you say turns me on!!" he wrote to the teen, according to the report. "I love that it rocked you when I pulled your hair that time."
The teen's father discovered the emails she and Striegel exchanged and told her to have no more contact with Striegel.

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Georgian Energy Minister: Bulgaria can join AGRI project
Georgia, Tbilisi, Oct.5 / Trend N. Kirtskhalia /
Georgia's territory will be used for transportation of the Azerbaijani gas to Bulgaria, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov told the Georgian journalists today, after the meeting with Georgian Prime Minister Nika Gilauri.
"It's about two billion cubic meters of gas, on supply of which Azerbaijan and Bulgaria signed an agreement. "These amounts will be supplied to the Georgian port of Poti, where the gas compression will be carried out and in such form it will be sent to Bulgaria by the vessels," Borisov said.
Georgian Energy Minister Alexander Khetaguri told journalists that it is possible in the future Bulgaria will join the project Azerbaijan-Georgia-Romania Interconnector (AGRI) to supply liquefied Azerbaijani gas to Europe.
Three capacity volumes are being considered for the project: 2 billion cubic meters of gas a year, 5 billion cubic meters and 8 billion cubic meters, Minister of Industry and Energy Natig Aliyev said earlier. According to preliminary data, the cost varies from 1.2 billion to 4.5 billion euros depending on capacity.
Azerbaijan, Georgia, Romania and Hungary signed the Baku Declaration on AGRI project in Baku September 14.
The project to supply Azerbaijani liquefied natural gas to Romania envisages the construction of two terminals for liquefied natural gas - one in Georgia and the other in Romania. According to preliminary data, the project will cost 4.6 billion euro.
The project envisages transporting Azerbaijani gas via pipelines to the Black Sea coast of Georgia, where the gas will be liquefied at a special terminal. The gas will then be delivered to a terminal at the Romanian port of Constanta via tankers.


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Buy this DVD?
Director: Sarah Hellings, Richard Holthouse, Peter Smith, Baz Taylor, and others...
Writing by: Caroline Graham, Anthony Horowitz, David Hoskins, Jeremy Paul, and others...
(Based upon the books and characters of Caroline Graham)
Starring: John Nettles, Daniel Casey, Laura Howard, Jane Wymark
Producers: Brian True-May, Betty Willingale
Available on DVD
Distributed by: Acorn Media Publishing
Genre: Mystery/crime, comedy/drama
Long-running series in the UK (ITV).
Broadcast on A&E (cable) as two-hour episodes.
(On DVD each episode runs approximately 100 minutes.)
Reviewed by Cherie Jung
Set number five in this series was recently released (29 March, 2005) and for some reason, it contains the first five episodes produced. The set contains "The Killings at Badger's Drift," "Written in Blood," "Death of a Hollow Man," "Faithful Unto Death," and "Death in Disguise." (One easy way to tell them apart from later episodes is the length of Sgt. Troy's hair. In the early days -- sets #5 and #1 -- Sgt. Troy's hair is longer and curly on top. Later episodes find him with close-cropped hair.) Set #5 episodes are based on the books of Caroline Graham (same titles). The other episodes are based on the characters from her books.
I stumbled on this drama one weekend afternoon when the cable channel A&E was having a mini-marathon. I caught the last half of one episode and then sat through three more episodes. I was immediately drawn to the main characters and ordered all five sets the next day.
I enjoy British TV and mystery programs although I can't say that I am particularly drawn to English village cozies. The Midsomer Murders Series, however, is more than just a village cozy. It's like meeting with old friends at the local pub. Very enjoyable.
Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby (John Nettles) is a good-natured cop. Not brilliant, but not dumb. He tends to get hold of a case and plods along until he figures it out, even as the body count continues to rise. He has a wife and daughter who figure into nearly every episode. He is assisted in his investigations by Sgt. Gavin Troy (Daniel Casey), a good-looking but young and inexperienced partner.
The actor portraying DCI Barnaby has described the series as a comedy/drama and indeed, humor is a much appreciated part of the story. For instance, one on-going humorous story line is that Inspector Barnaby's wife can't cook. Oh, she tries. She's always trying some dish that some famous chef has prepared, but her results leave Barnaby suggesting dinner out whenever possible. For his part, Barnaby is usually late for family matters because he becomes so engrossed in his cases. Sgt. Troy has trouble driving and Barnaby wonders aloud if he ever finished the defensive driving course. Sgt. Troy also has a problem with his attitude towards homosexuality. While some have criticized his responses, I think his paranoia has a humorous tone. I mean, there is usually at least one "poof" as he calls them, in each episode! And speaking of characters, "poofs" included, the supporting characters are so over the top as to be hysterically funny. If only country village life were really this much fun, except for the dead bodies, that is! One of the producers mentioned that the body count in Midsomer County is well over 100 now.
One of the aspects I like about this series is that the setting is the same, yet different, for each episode. The crimes occur within Midsomer County (a rough map is provided on each DVD), which is Barnaby's turf. He knows many of the residents, some families have been in residence for hundreds of years, and he knows some of their secrets. Still, there is plenty of room for more crimes. Burglaries, blackmail, and of course, murder...
Another aspect of this series that I enjoy is how the storyline frequently involves an unsolved murder from the past, which has usually been attributed to accidental death rather than murder. Barnaby and Troy come along, investigating the current murder, or crime, and realize that there is more to the case than just what presents itself now.
Fans of British TV will find that some of the residents of Midsomer County look familiar since popular character actors appear in guest starring roles, including Prunella Scales (Fawlty Towers), Richard Briers (Monarch of the Glen), Gemma Jones (Bridget Jones's Diary), and Phyllida Law (Mrs. Bradley Mysteries), just to mention a few. It's refreshing to see familiar faces and old faces. I mean that literally. The citizens of Midsomer County, for the most part, are not pretty. Not like the city folk in their midst. The villagers are rugged, hard-working country folk and the actors chosen for those parts look like they've lived the country life.
You name the crime and someone in Midsomer County is probably at it. Not so sleepy, these villages. There is a bit more blood than one might expect from a cozy village story, but it is tastefully done, no really gory scenes or on-screen violence, except for a few punches and the deadly results of some of the attacks.
Fans of the Inspector Morse series will probably enjoy this series. Sherlock Holmes fans may also enjoy the commraderie and investigations of Barnaby and Troy, as will fans of cozy mysteries. Even people who generally don't like English village stories may find themselves hooked on the Midsomer Murders series.
You may not want to rush out and order all five sets at once, as I did, but once you begin viewing the episodes, I think you will want to continue viewing the rest of the series. If you are hesitant to order a complete set, try to catch one of the showings on cable TV (usually airing on weekends). Or purchase one of the individually sold episodes. Unfortunately, I could only find four individual episodes available on Amazon.com ("Death's Shadow," "Strangler's Wood," "Blood Will Out," and "Beyond the Grave") however, there are several other individual episodes available through A&E's online store.
It is not necessary to view the episodes in any specific order, although remember, set five is actually the first season or series, filmed.
The Midsomer Murders is a series that will delight for years to come. Each episode is so well crafted and filmed that repeated viewings do not diminish the joy of tagging along with DCI Barnaby and DS Troy.
It is my understanding that this series is still in production, in its ninth season (only five seasons are currently available on DVD), and that the character of Sgt. Troy (and the actor, of course) has been replaced by another character, Sgt. Dan Scott played by actor John Hopkins.
- "The Killings at Badger's Drift" -- An elderly woman's death leads to revelations about the sordid side of village life.
- "Written in Blood" -- a writer's ficticious life is at the heart of this crime.
- "Death of a Hollow Man" -- An amateur theater production of Amadeus leads to crime and murder.
- "Faithful Unto Death" -- A wealthy business man's wife disappears.
- "Death in Disguise" -- Barnaby investigates a series of unnatural deaths at a New Age commune.
- "Death's Shadow" -- Childhood memories haunt a successful director...
- "Strangler's Wood" -- Raven's Wood, called "Strangler's Wood by the locals after three strangled women were found there 9 years ago, yields the body of another strangled woman.
- "Blood Will Out" -- The local bully gets what's coming to him. Practically the entire village wanted him dead, and all are now on Barnaby's list of suspects.
- "Beyond the Grave" -- Not everyone is as honorable as they may seem. (This is one of my favorite episodes. Barnaby's daughter's actor-boyfriend asks to "shadow" Sgt. Troy in order to do some research for a new acting gig, that of a police sergeant on a TV program. It has some very funny bits.)
- "Dead Man's Eleven" -- a cricket bat and match lead to murder.
- "Death of a Stranger" -- the death of a tramp leaves a lot of explaining to be done by the locals.
- "Blue Herrings" -- at a home for the elderly, Barnaby's aunt suspects foul play in several recent deaths (the weakest story, out of all the episodes, in my opinion).
- "Judgement Day" -- murder interrupts a village's bid for the "perfect village" title.
- "Garden of Death" -- bickering over the planned removal of a park leads to murders, old and new.
- "Destroying Angel" -- a missing heir complicates things.
- "The Electric Vendetta" -- are the naked, mutilated bodies found in local crop circles the work of aliens, as some of the residents believe?
- "Who Killed Cock Robin?" -- murder may prevent the village Squire's daughter's marriage.
- "Dark Autumn" -- the postman is brutally murdered, hated by most of the men in the village and mourned by most of the village's women.
- "Tainted Fruit" -- an elderly man dies and many in the village blame his landlady, an insensitive, wealthy young woman for her neglect in making needed repairs to his cottage.
- "Ring Out Your Dead" -- days before the big Church bell-ringing competition, members of the local bell-ringing team are being killed off, one by one.
- "Murder on St. Malley's Day" -- a murder at Devington School seems to implicate members of the Pudding Club.
- "Market for Murder" -- members of a women's reading group are dying off at an alarming rate
- "A Worm in the Blood" -- a woman found dead in the woods is thought to be a suicide except her suicide note was emailed after her body had been discovered.
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The U.S. Military will be bringing in over a thousand troops as well as aircraft and heavy military vehicles to Texas and six other southwestern states for Operation Jade Helm, which is an unprecedented special operations training exercise.
When the troops land in Texas for Operation Jade Helm next week, Texans will be ready for them. Hundreds of civilians, as well as several companies organized a "Counter Jade Helm" surveillance operation in an effort to monitor the activity at each drill site.
Bob Welch holds a sign at a public hearing about the Jade Helm 15 military training exercise in Bastrop, Texas on April 27.
The Houston Chronicle reported:
In a story published on Friday by The Houston Chronicle they spoke with a leader of the Texas branch of a civilian surveillance group calling itself "Counter Jade Helm." Eric Johnston, 51, told the newspaper that he's expected to coordinate 20 volunteers throughout the Lone Star state who will monitor incoming troops.
"If a team member sees two Humvees full of soldiers driving through town, they're going to follow them," Johnston told the newspaper. "And they're going to radio back their ultimate location."
The operation dubbed "Jade Helm 15" is expected to take place across seven states from July 15-Sept. 15. A map from the U.S. Army had labelled Texas as "hostile territory" for the purposes of the training exercise, generating suspicion among Texas residents and giving fuel to an Internet conspiracy theory machine that churned out hundreds of rumors about martial law and secret detention centers inside shuttered Wal-Marts.
The organizer of "Counter Jade Helm" is a former Marine named Pete Lanteri, 44, who currently resides in Arizona. He told the Chronicle that the whole group already has 200 volunteers that include former military and law enforcement officers, with the largest contingent of volunteers based in Arizona.
"We're going to be watching what they do in the public," Lanteri told the Chronicle. "Obviously on a military base they can do whatever they want. But if they're going to train on public land we have a right as American citizens to watch what they're doing."
Both Johnston and Lanteri told the newspaper that they do think the military is up to no good. Yet Lanteri said he's been screening out interested volunteers who've wandered too deep into the "Jade Helm 15" conspiracy theory fever swamp.
"Once I saw the freaking nut-jobs coming out of the woodwork I was spending half my day discrediting what they were posting," Lanteri told the newspaper. "No nut-jobs will be put in the field."
In Texas, the citizen surveillance group supplements state oversight that's already been put in place. Back in May, Gov. Greg Abbott (R) requested that the State Guard monitor "Jade Helm 15" to insure that residents' civil liberties were protected.
Army Special Operations didn't respond to questions about the civilian operation, according to the Chronicle. But the military did offer a statement that assured the training exercise will have little to no impact on the communities where it is taking place.
"This training exercise will go mostly unnoticed; not interfere with private citizens and not violate their privacy and rights," the statement read, as quoted by the Chronicle. "It will not disrupt their economies or livelihoods. State and local officials will receive updates as the exercise progresses and they are equally committed to ensuring the training occurs smoothly."
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Janette Fishell (International Recitalist)
Music that Moves: The Organ as Dancemaster
From Nedelni Hudba ("Sunday Music") - Petr Eben (1929-2007) - Moto Ostinato ("My name is Legion, for we are many.")
From Six Pieces Herbert Howells (1892-1983) - Master Tallis's Testament
Prelude and Fugue in A Major, BWV 536 - Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
From Five Dances for organ - Calvin Hampton (1938-1984)
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Fantasmagorie - Jehan Alain (1911-1940)
From Suite pour orgue, opus 5 - Maurice Duruflé (1902-1986) - Sicilienne
From Pièces de fantaisie - Louis Vierne (1870-1937) - Carillon de Westminster, Op. 54 No. 6
Janette Fishell is Professor of Organ and Chair of the Organ Department at the Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University, where she teaches applied organ and Organ Pedagogy. A graduate of Indiana University and Northwestern University, she is a recitalist and teacher of international standing. Her students have distinguished themselves in academia, concerts and in competitions in the US and Europe and successfully serve in churches and on university faculties throughout the US and Asia. A regular performer in many of the world's greatest concert venues, published author of numerous articles and a book on service playing published by Abingdon Press, a composer whose choral and organ music is published by Morning Star Music, St. James Press and Wayne Leupold Editions, and recording artist, she is widely recognized as a leading authority on the organ music of Czech composer Petr Eben, the subject of her doctoral dissertation and the first study of his organ works in English. She has begun a decade-long cycle in which she will record the complete organ works of that composer. In addition to her multi-year performance project in which she performed the complete organ works of J.S. Bach, she has also recently recorded Beethoven's organ works for the upcoming opera omnia collection of that composer's works published by NAXOS.
Active as a church musician for many decades she has most recently served as Organist/Choirmaster at the Episcopal Church of All Saints, Indianapolis and as 2019 Interim Organist at Christ Church (Episcopal) Cathedral, Indianapolis.
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CTA opens 56th season with "The Canterville Ghost"
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Get ready for a somewhat spooky, wholly hilarious production just in time for Halloween! Children's Theatre of Annapolis (CTA) will soon open its 56th season with Oscar Wilde's "The Canterville Ghost," a ghoulish comedy that's appropriate and fun for the entire family.
Directed by Joe Thompson of Annapolis and featuring the talents of more than 30 youth from throughout the area, CTA's "The Canterville Ghost" opened October 17 and runs Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through October 26 with evening and matinee performances. Show times are at 7:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays and 2:00pm on Saturdays and Sundays . Tickets are now on sale.
What's the show about?
"The Canterville Ghost" blends the comic with the macabre in its telling of the Otis family, who move into the English manor Canterville Chase, said to be haunted by the ghost of the late Sir Canterville himself. But this rambunctious American family doesn't believe in specters and spooks, and despite the ghost's best efforts to haunt the house and scare them away, Sir Canterville finds that the tables are turned – he is the one being terrorized by the children in the family! A spooky comedy with some zany scenes, Oscar Wilde's story is also a sweet tale of the power of love.
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In keeping with its tradition of exciting theatricality in all aspects of production, CTA will recreate the surprises of the classic short story with plenty of fine-tuned character acting from the kids, exciting technical effects, and impressive sets and costumes that evoke the story's haunted setting.
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To get audiences into the Halloween spirit, CTA will also hold a costume contest at each performance of "The Canterville Ghost." Children can come dressed up as something spooky or something silly (or even something that's a creative blend of both) and possibly receive a very special prize at the end of the performance. One winner will be named at each show!
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Tickets are available through Ticketleap and the CTA box office. Visit www.childrenstheatreofannapolis.org or call 410-757-ACT1. Loyal audience members can also purchase season tickets. Season subscribers receive discounted ticket prices for each of CTA's three shows. Adult season subscriptions are $39 and child season subscriptions are $30. Reserve your seats before ticket sales open to the public and enjoy CTA's entire exciting lineup for less. The 2014-2015 season will continue with "The Wizard of Oz," running January 9-18, and "Bugsy Malone Jr.," running April 17-26.
Discover more about upcoming CTA auditions, classes, workshops and performances at www.childrenstheatreofannapolis.org.
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Reflecting on the 30th Anniversary of the Berlin Wall's Fall
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30 years ago this weekend, the Berlin Wall fell. To assess this historic anniversary and its consequences, Christiane speaks with three people who witnessed history first hand: Christopher Mallaby was Britain's Ambassador to West Germany when the Wall fell, while historian Timothy Garton Ash and Russian foreign policy expert Andrey Kortunov were both in Berlin that fateful night.
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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will depart for Moscow Wednesday morning, for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The two will discuss further coordination between the Russian army and the IDF to prevent clashes between them in Syria, as well as Russia's sale of the S-300 missile system to Iran and the transfer of arms to Hezbollah.
Prime Minister will be accompanied by Minister Ze'ev Elkin, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) commander, the deputy head of the National Security Council (NSC), the military secretary and bureau chief, Channel 2 reports. Netanyahu will return to Israel in the evening.
The meeting follows a meeting between Putin and Qassem Soleimani, commander of Iran's Quds Force special ops unit responsible for managing terror missions worldwide, against UN sanctions - as well as the early stages of Iran receiving the S-300 anti-aircraft missile system.
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The year was 2004 and Paige Woodie was just 12-years-old.
Her summer still involved going to the beach and hanging out with friends.
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The Mass for the Second Sunday in Advent 2014
A Reflection by Fred Vial 11.16.2014
This Sunday, Dr. Fred Vial reflects on what about Saint John's is important to him.
The Mass for the Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost 2014
The Sermon for the Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost MMXIV
This Sunday, Fr. Jeff explores the idea that the world hangs on Love.
The Mass for the Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost MMXIV
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"Why would a Returned care about Awakening? They have everything they need. "—Treledees to Siri [1]
Treledees is a Hallandren man who is the God King Susebron's high priest.
Appearance and Personality[edit]
Treledees is unusually tall for a Hallandren, and is one the tallest people in the Court of the Gods, only slightly shorter than the Returned themselves. As high priest of the God King is always dressed grandly. He wears ornate robes in silver and blue with high peaked shoulders that make them reminiscent of armor. He also wears a matching headdress like a mitre.[2]
He is self-assured and arrogant.[3] He did not believe in bending rules or playing favorites.[4]
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Treledees is clever and observant. He had researched the princesses of Idris and he understands how to use the Royal Locks to read their emotions. He has additional Breaths to get to the Third Heightening with perfect color recognition.[5][6]
Siri initially observes Treledees as an outwardly hostile man for most of her time in the Court of the Gods. She suspects him of plotting against the God King, even after Susebron tells her that Treledees was a man that he trusted along with all his other priests.
Susebron was proven correct during the Pahn Kahl rebellion, as Treledees dies protecting him and Siri.[1]
He is the loyal High Preist of Susebron the God King of Hallandren.[1] He dislikes Siri, as queen of Hallandren and tries to keep her in line. Despite this he is ready to do all in his power to preserve her during the Pahn Kahl rebellion.
"Quiet you fool! We're trying to help you! "—Treledees to Siri [7]
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- ↑ Warbreaker chapter 4 Summary: Warbreaker/Chapter_4#
- ↑ Warbreaker chapter 18 Summary: Warbreaker/Chapter_18#
- ↑ Warbreaker chapter 11 Summary: Warbreaker/Chapter_11#
- ↑ Warbreaker chapter 40 Summary: Warbreaker/Chapter_40#
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Office de Tourisme (Tourist Office)Metz Tourist Office has been classified in category I since 2 September 2013.
A Category I Tourist Office is a business-type organisation which aims to unite professionals and develop the tourism economy in its geographical area of activity, which naturally experiences a heavy flow of national and international tourists. Its team is multilingual.
It runs national or international promotional campaigns and offers a variety of services that will generate their own resources and justify a specific commercial policy. The organisation has a thorough command of information technology. A Category I Tourist Office develops a targeted promotion policy and implements tools for listening to customers, so as to improve the quality of the services provided and those of its partners working in its geographical area of activity. Its actions are part of an approach that promotes quality in order to improve its services and its overall performance.


text: Microsoft Corp avoided a potentially costly setback to its financially troubled mobile phone business on Friday as the US International Trade Commission declined to block the import of its devices in a longstanding patent dispute, Reuters reported. The decision rejected a ruling in April by a US trade judge who found that Microsoft had infringed two InterDigital Inc wireless patents, and recommended an import ban. The commission's action is good news for Microsoft, which has been struggling to compete with popular Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd devices. The Redmond, Washington-based company has captured just 3% of the smartphone market in both the United States and globally, according to recent estimates. Microsoft last month posted a record quarterly loss as it took a $7.5 billion charge on its handset business, which it bought from Nokia last year. Wilmington, Delaware-based InterDigital first accused Nokia of infringing its patents in 2007. InterDigital stock was down 3% in after-hours trading on Friday.


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A Tax Structure That Benefits Businesses
Monday, November 26, 2018
Colorado's overall tax structure is vastly superior to both coasts and many places in between. Its business, individual and property tax rates are lower than most other states.
Colorado businesses pay a flat 4.63 percent corporate tax, while residents pay a flat 4.63 percent income tax. Colorado citizens pay an average of 13.82 percent less for taxes each year than the national average.
This significant tax savings benefits Colorado businesses and the employees who work for them. Companies choosing to locate in Parker, Colorado can take advantage of a range of valuable tax incentives that make Colorado a premier destination for business operations.
Discover the Tax Advantages of Locating in Parker, Colorado
In addition to benefiting from a favorable personal and corporate income tax structure, Colorado businesses may also qualify for tax breaks, incentives and programs.
The Town of Parker's economic development team is available to assist existing and relocating businesses in identifying what tax incentives are available and how to best utilize them. Initial discussions can provide valuable insight into the many benefits of locating in Parker.
Available tax incentives may include:
Advanced Industry Tax Credit
This is a program which provides Colorado companies operating in seven advanced industries the opportunity to receive capital from investors. Learn more.
Enterprise Zone
Businesses can earn tax credits for locating within an economically distressed areas designated in the Town of Parker.
Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit
The performance-based Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit provides a state income tax credit to businesses creating new jobs in Colorado.
Sales and Use Tax Refunds
Colorado provides industry-specific tax relief from the Colorado Sales and Use tax to promote economic development. Learn more.
Tax & Fee Assistance Program (TAP)
The purpose of the Tax and Fee Assistance Program is to encourage the recruitment or expansion of businesses and employers within the Town through a sales tax and/or fee share back
Transferable Tax Credit Program
This program allows companies that make major capital investments to transfer certain tax credits that are earned in the course of making that investment. Learn more.
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Team from Trademark Heads to China!
A team from Trademark heads to China, including TT CEO Daniel Andrew and Sales director Amber Zhang will be traveling to China along with officials from the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism to meet with tour operators, travel bureaus, and the press and to host mini trade shows in Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou.
You can read more about the purpose of the trip in the excerpt below or read the full article here!
A record number of Chinese tourists visited Boston last year, dethroning the United Kingdom as the number one source of overseas tourists for the first time, according to initial estimates. And next month, local tourism officials are leading their first sales mission to China to attract even more.
The number of Chinese visitors to the area has more than doubled over the past four years, to an estimated 230,000 last year, according to the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau. The surge came as airlines added nonstop routes to Boston from several Chinese cities and new visa policies eased travel to the United States.
The visitors bureau is aiming to more than double the number of Chinese visitors to the city to half a million by 2021.


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Remote supervision and control based on wireless technology to operation of central pivot irrigation machine
Avello Fernández, Lianet
Izaguirre Castellanos, Eduardo
Vidal Díaz, Manuel Luciano
Martínez Laguardia, Alain S.
Hernández Santana, Luis
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The availability of water resources in agriculture is a growing concern throughout the planet. The new technologies of automation and communications ofer a set of solutions for the collection and analysis of information that make possible the decision making in the modern systems of agricultural irrigation. Important steps have been taken in the automation of irrigation systems, focused on the adequate determination of water requirements in crops, which has a positive efect on the saving of energy carriers, water resources, and agricultural productivity. In the present research we propose to perform a real-time control and monitoring system, allowing the operation and remote monitoring of irrigation machines of center pivot. For this, a programmable logic controller and wireless communication technology are used, according with the requirements and characteristics of the context of agricultural application.
Este documento es Propiedad Patrimonial de la Universidad ICESI y se socializa en este Repositorio gracias a la política de acceso abierto de la revista Sistemas & Telemática.


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POLL NOW CLOSED – Thanks to everyone who voted
If you've been caravanning or motorhoming in the UK this summer you've probably had to contend with some pretty wet weather.
So, in our latest community poll, we'd like to know your favourite rainy day game if you're stuck inside your 'van. Or maybe you're always prepared and you have a favourite rainy day game outside – like jumping in muddy puddles!
We've listed a few of our favourite games to get you started but if yours isn't on the list, click other and share.
Plus feel free to share any rainy day stories in the comments box below. We'll report back the results in September.


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Thursday, April 5, 2018
On May 18th, thousands of area commuters will enjoy a change of scenery on their commute on Bike to Work Day. Potomac Pedalers is a Bronze Sponsor of the event, and will be present at several sites to welcome and encourage riders on their journey.
Join in the fun and introduce yourself to cyclists on behalf of PPTC, either en route to work, or at one of our five booths located at:
- Ballston
- Bethesda/Capital Crescent Trailhead
- Federal Plaza
- Rosslyn
- Takoma Park
- Twinbrook
We'll have information and freebies to give out to riders. If you have any questions or would like to volunteers, please contact Anne Hyman, VP Special Events.


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Network On
To position Fluke Networks as the leader in telecommunications testing equipment, we championed the intelligence and forward thinking required in the network testing industry. Brand videos and initial product launch materials drew enormously positive responses online and at trade shows. The brand video was attached to an initiative to acquire customer stories with a goal of receiving 500 verified stories within the year. Over 8,000 stories were received in just the first 7 weeks.


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Drones or quadcopters are becoming more popular. No wonder the producers strive to produce a variety of models of flying machines for every taste and budget. Today in our collection one of the best offers on the market from the company DJI, which are now offered at a significant discount.
1. DJI Mavic Pro
DJI Mavic Pro compact folding copter. It is equipped with high-quality a 12.7 megapixel camera that supports RAW format.
The main feature of Mavic Pro that distinguish it from peers DJI Phantom series — fully foldable design and maximum ease. During transport, the chassis of the copter can be completely clamped to the fuselage, whereby the device can be placed in a small backpack (or fixed to the cords on the outside of the backpack). And to expand the drone from a fully folded condition and to prepare for the flight, it takes only a few seconds.
Price with coupon : $899
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Features and benefits of the DJI Mavic Pro make it one of the most exciting quadcopters on the market. A new system of data transfer, 24 high-performance cores, 4 of the visual sensor, a 4K camera mounted on a 3-axis stabilizing gimbal — all ready to shoot at any moment.
In the box DJI Mavic Pro additionally includes: car charger, adapter additional power source to the battery, two additional smart battery, two extra pairs of propellers, charger hub, the branded bag.
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Laura Shanley's musings on life as an unassisted childbirth (freebirth) activist, mother, writer and speaker.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Breastfeeding on Tyra Banks July 3rd
Well, not on Tyra Banks, but on her show! My dear friend Veronika Robinson will be sharing her thoughts on "full term" breastfeeding (breastfeeding beyond infancy) on Tyra's show this Thursday. Nursing in public will also be discussed. From what I understand, it would probably be best to take a few deep breaths prior to watching the show. Not everyone agrees with Veronika's theories (although I certainly do). Here is the description of the show that's posted on Tyra's site:
"Motherhood Controversy"
With her audience filled with mothers, Tyra hosts a no-holds-barred conversation about the pressures they face today. Tyra speaks with a woman who defends her controversial decision to breastfeed her kids until they were 8 years old, and a woman who believes it is acceptable to breastfeed her children in public. Then a young woman explains her desire to be a stay-at-home wife and mother -- even though her own mother raised her to be a career woman. Next, emotions get heated when stay-at-home mothers debate working moms on who makes the better parent.
If you're not familiar with Veronika's work I'd encourage you to visit her web sites, The Mother Magazine and VeronikaRobinson.com. Veronika frequently speaks about full term breastfeeding, homebirth and attachment parenting on television and radio programs in the UK, but I believe this will be her first US appearance. She and her family were also featured in the UK documentary "Extraordinary Breastfeeding." Click here to watch a clip of this controversial program.
While the reaction from Tyra's guests (and perhaps from Tyra herself) may be less than positive, hopefully at least a little bit of truth will get through!
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More companies than ever before are moving to the cloud. As adoption rates continue to climb, there are a few things that are certain about migrating data and applications to cloud infrastructure. One of the biggest drivers for cloud adoption, according to a 2014 KPMG study, is cost efficiencies. In fact, 49 percent of adopters stated that cost efficiencies can be gained from making the switch. Not only that, but the transformative powers of the cloud are giving companies the tools they need to be more competitive in their respective fields.
"In increasing numbers organizations are using cloud technology to enact large-scale change, whether within individual business units or across the enterprise," the KPMG report stated.
What is a "cloud hangover"?
The advantages of cloud computing are numerous, and cutting costs is only one of them. However, according to a survey of 250 IT executives conducted recently by Sungard Availability Services, leaders are simply unsure of the costs that are actually incurred by a move to the cloud. In 2015, the report found, 63 percent of those organizations surveyed spent $150,000 or more implementing cloud services. This number is a significant increase from the 53 percent that reported spending as much in 2014.
Why are these businesses experiencing such a disconnect between what they pay for and what they believe will be their total cost of investing in cloud infrastructure? The report's authors indicated that lack of transparency in the buying process and the need for specialized staff to run the cloud environments are both sources of unanticipated cost and complexity.
"Businesses are experiencing a 'cloud hangover' from the unexpected expenses and market perception that indicated all workloads can easily move to the cloud," said Chris Ortbals, vice president of services product management at Sungard AS.
Cloud is still a market giant
Despite these fears, experts continue to tout the cost benefits of cloud computing. By migrating data and applications to these types of virtual environments, organizations can eliminate the need for expensive on-site storage and maintenance fees. In addition, taking out some of the complexity associated with IT infrastructure adds to the possibility of saving money with the cloud, according to CIO contributor Thor Olavsrud.
Verizon's recent report, "2016 State of the Market: Enterprise Cloud," detailed how organizations are utilizing the cloud to enact change within their operations and create more efficient business processes. Of the executives surveyed, 88 percent stated the cloud improves responsiveness to business needs and 65 percent said it gives a boost to overall operations. In effect, the cloud is improving every level of an organization – but it remains crucial to assess the expenses that will be incurred by these deployments.
"It remains crucial to assess the expenses that will be incurred by cloud deployments."
The need for transparency
This disconnect between IT executives' ideas of how much their cloud deployments are going to cost versus the reality is troubling. As much of the cloud market is focused on how to cut spending by moving to the cloud, it's integral for businesses to take a long look at their infrastructure and see whether or not their computing strategy is helping or hurting their bottom lines.
The Sungard survey highlights the importance of knowing exactly what an organization is getting when executives sign on that dotted line. A cloud provider should be upfront about the nature of all the costs that will be incurred and create a level of transparency between the customer and the cloud environment.
How can enterprises avoid this cloud hangover?
Customers need to know how much they're spending – to avoid this kind of "cloud hangover," make sure you are asking for the pricing structure up front, and do your research. In order to gain the benefits and completely understand the cloud computing costs associated with specific computing portfolios, you need to partner with an infrastructure provider that understands your needs and can work with your budget. For example, at Faction, there are no hidden fees, and all expenses incurred are stated up front so that customers know exactly how much they're spending. There aren't any secret fees surrounding seeding or retrieving your data to and from cloud environments – a claim that not all infrastructure providers can make.


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FOI Act 2000 request made 30 Nov 2015 - OPERATION GRANGE - Smithman, Tannerman, Closure of Case, Final Report
Tony Bennett Today at 12:38
I successfully submitted this request to the Metropolitan Police earlier today:
[ NOTE: I made this request via the 'What Do They Know' website. Any member of CMOMM or guest can follow the Metropolitan Police's responses to my request at this link: //www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/up_to_date_information_about_the ]
Dear Metropolitan Police Service (MPS),
A petition on the Prime Minister's website calling for publication of a report on the work of Operation Grange has attracted over 900 signatures so far.
Please provide the following information about Operation Grange:
1. On 14 October 2013 on BBC Crimewatch, DCI Andy Redwood presented two e-fit images of a man he said was 'the centre of our focus'. He asked people to say who he might be. He announced days later that hundreds had called in with a possible identification. Are we, the public, still supposed to be looking for him? Or has been traced, identified and eliminated?
2. On the McCanns' 'Find Madeleine' website, there is an image of a faceless man - whom the McCann investigation team still say is a suspect - wearing a dark jacket and beige trousers, which was drawn up by Melissa Little, paid for by the head of the McCanns' private investigation team, Brian Kennedy, based on the recollections of Jane Tanner, and released to the public in late October 2007, nearly six months after the reported disappearance of Madeleine McCann. Is Operation Grange still asking (as they were previously) for the public's help in tracing this man, as well as the man in the two e-fits? Or not?
3. Who will make the final decision as to whether or not to close or 'shelve' the active investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann...
(a) The current DCI, Nicola Wall, or any successor of hers?
(b) The current S.I.O. or her/his successor?
(c) A more senior Met Police Officer?
(d) Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, or any successor of his?
(e) The Home Secretary?
(f) The Prime Minister? - or
(g) Someone else?
4. If and when Operation Grange is closed, or the investigation is 'shelved', is it the Met Police's intention to provide a report to either (a) the public (b) the Mayor of London's Police Committee (c) the Home Secretary or (c) the Prime Minister on its work and achievements.
Yours faithfully,
Anthony Bennett
ETA: * Reminder of the link for the petition for the Home Secretary to publish a report on Operation Grange: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/108562
938 signatures so far.
Operations Yewtree, Midland, Fairbank versus Operation Grange
According to FOI requests the Operation Grange investigation, into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, has cost millions of pounds MORE than the investigations into child abuse/murders spent on Operation Yewtree, Operation Midland and Operation Fairbank.
Operation Grange v Operations Yewtree/Fairbank/Midland
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Our Hedge-Cross Incense is crafted under the New Moon, and it is composed of oak wood, vetiver root, black copal resin, calamus root, damar resin, henbane seeds, cypress leaves, fennel seeds, sloe berries, and macerated in honey. This incense has a deep sweet and inebriating aroma, and it is inspired in the aromas of the... Continue Reading →
Warding Incense
The Warding Incense is intended for the protection of spaces and living beings; it's a very woody mixture including Pyrenean turpentine resin, holly berries and leaves, pine resin, yarrow, sage, dried apple, and macerated in sweet Moscatel wine for a lunar cycle. This incense is to be used in protection and warding rituals, to prevent noxious energies... Continue Reading →
Conjuration Incense
The Conjuration Incense is one of our first blends, and its efficiency has been proved several times. This incense has been made according to the recipe found in Hyslop's Folk Herbal, and it is meant to be used for inducing the manifestation of spirits or 'devils'. In origin, its components were traditionally seen as spirit... Continue Reading →
Pactum Incense
Our blood red Pactum Incense, crowned with Alexandrine Rose buds, is destined to work as an offering in spirit bonds and solemn ceremonies. It is mainly composed of high-quality dragon's blood resin, myrrh, coriander seeds, juniper berries, and wild saffron flowers (colchium autumnale). In order to activate the oath, the practitioner will just need to add... Continue Reading →
Pyrenees Incense
Our last dry blend is the Pyrenees Incense, solely composed of plant spirits harvested in the Pyrenees. It is a woody, rich, and warm autumnal blend composed of birch bark, poplar buds, pine resin, wormwood, mugwort, hyssop, walnut leaf, sloes, and hops. All its components balance and enhance each other, bringing together cooling and warming... Continue Reading →
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Are you stuck with a small kitchen but you have some big ideas? Do you have kitchen envy and you wish that you had the counterspace and floor space that your friends or family have. At times, you've thought of knocking down a wall or putting an addition on to your house but that's simply not in the cards right now. You are stuck with a small kitchen so you must make the best with what you have. How can you make the most of a small kitchen, though? How can you make your small space feel more spaceous and more pleasant for you and your family?
Acceptance is the name of the game when you have a small kitchen. Coming to terms with this and embracing it is important. You might wish that you had room for a big island in the middle of your kitchen or a rolling butcher block table or enough room to practice ballroom dancing but small kitchens can be cute. When done right, a small kitchen can be even more attractive than a large kitchen. Your small kitchen can and will turn heads once you're done and you may be surprised to find that your friends and family feel more at home in your tiny kitchen than they would in a large sprawling space.
Planning is essential to your success in this project. Again, while you might still long for a large kitchen, you will find that your project will take less time and be less expensive than if you had a larger room to remodel. For instance, 8 feet of new countertop is going be much less expensive than twice that amount and matching countertop material for a center island. As a result, you can buy high end materials such as marble or granite for your countertops where the price might be prohibitive if you had a big kitchen. The same holds true for materials like flooring, fixtures and appliances. Don't cheat yourself by settling for inferior materials. You can often find leftover materials from contractors and home improvement outlets that you might not be able to use or afford otherwise.
Good lighting is one area of your kitchen remodel that you need to pay attention to. Light can make a room appear larger than it is. Planning out your lighting is something that many people don't put a lot of thought into. Find some nice light fixtures that you really like and forget about the price. Make use of under cabinet lighting and accent lighting for both aestetics as well as to light dark corners of your kitchen. Under cabinet lighting makes a big difference when you're cooking and track lighting adds some style. Put your lights on different switches so you can have multiple lighting designs. Having some accent lighting to light your way when you visit your kitchen for a midnight snack can be very helpful and romantic.
Try to keep everything to scale in your small kitchen. Smaller appliances such as refridgerators and microwaves can add space and give the illusion that the room is a little bigger than it actually is. Allow this thinking to come into play when you're choosing flooring and wallpaper, if you want to go in that direction. You can also find small coffee makers, mixers and blenders that won't overwhelm your space. Even your central lighting fixtures should be smaller as well as your hardware for you sink. Try to keep this in mind when your choosing these elements for your remodeling project.
Planning our your storage is also another concern that you should think about before you begin to remodel your kitchen. Finding storage for things that you don't use often such as mixers and blenders can free up counter space and keep things looking uncluttered. Buying some of these appliances and household items that come ready to mount under a cabinet is another option. Microwaves, can openers and even coffee makers are made to go under the cabinet these days. Take advantage of this nifty option. Putting other large items tucked away in a cabinet is a good idea also. While it might be nice for your mother to see the mixer that she bought you when she comes to visit, allowing it to live in an upper cabinet or in a nearby closet might make things easier at other times. In a kitchen, less is often more.
These are only a few tips and recommendations for making your small kitchen remodeling project more successful. There are always many rules that interior designers preach when it comes to space and style and best practices but in the end it's your kitchen. Spend some time thinking things through and getting a feel for what is going to make your kitchen enjoyable for you and your guests. Your kitchen doesn't have to be a place that you hide or that you are ashamed of. With a little thought and effort you can make your small kitchen feel as luxurious as one in a high end estate. You might actually find that you and your guest fall in love with the space and flock to your tiny kitchen.


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