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Hundreds take part in Hollie Gazzard remembrance walk
Hundreds of people take part in a charity walk in remembrance of Hollie Gazzard.
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Hundreds walk in memory of Hollie Gazzard
Hundreds of friends and family of Hollie Gazzard walked from Gloucester to Cheltenham today to raise money for a charity in her name. The 22-year-old died from stab wounds while working at a salon in Gloucester. But today was about celebrating her life. Ken Goodwin reports.
Hollie's father launches remembrance walk
The threat of rain didn't put of large numbers of people turning out in Cheltenham for Hollie Gazzard's remembrance walk. The Nicholas Gazzard, Hollie's father got the event underway:
Hollie's family lead remembrance walk
A large crowd have joined the family of Hollie Gazzard in Cheltenham to take part in a remembrance walk. Since her death in February they have have set up a charitable trust in her name, to sponsor the training of young hairdressers and contribute towards the fight against domestic violence.
Remembrance walk 'a day to celebrate Hollie'
Speaking to ITV News the father of Hollie Gazzard said that today's walk is a day to celebrate Hollie and remember the 22 year old. Nicholas Gazzard told Ken Goodwin that although the day would be tinged with sadness they hope to keep it positive as well:
Walk to raise funds for new charitable trust
Her family have set up a charitable trust in her name, to sponsor the training of young hairdressers, and also to contribute towards the fight against domestic violence. Today friends and family will walk from Gloucester to Cheltenham to raise money for the trust.
Hundreds gather for remembrance walk
Hundreds of people are gathering at the King Edward pub in Longlevens for charity walk in remembrance of Hollie Gazzard. Hollie died after being stabbed in the hairdressing salon where she worked in Gloucester.
Hollie Gazzard's father thanks Gloucester for its support
The father of a young woman stabbed to death while at work in Gloucester has thanked the community for all their support after his daughter's death.
In his first television interview Nick Gazzard says people have raised thousands of pounds for a charity set up in her name. This weekend hundreds are expected to join a walk in her memory. Robert Murphy reports
A walk for Hollie
The father of a hairdresser stabbed to death whilst at work in Gloucester has described his daughter as "massive in character and personality."
In his first television interview, Nicholas Gazzard has thanked the community for their support and donations to a charity set up in Hollie's name.
This weekend hundreds are expected to join a walk in her memory. Mr Gazzard told our Gloucestershire correspondent, Ken Goodwin, that he hopes the charity funds will help train hairdressers in the region.
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"Never a dull moment" with Hollie
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Description | Dakota leather knife sheath has a beaded striped cuff, a beaded curved edge, and designs of an inverted "U" on a stem. The bottom of the cuff has a row of fringe and metal tinkle cones. The case was collected by Colonel John G. Clark of the 50th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment at Fort Rice in Dakota Territory during the US-Dakota War. |
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Collected by: Clark, Colonel John Garvin Used by Dakota Indians Used during U.S.-Dakota War of 1862 Collected in Fort Rice, Morton County, North Dakota, United States Fort Rice, Dakota Territory Dakota Indians. Indian. Armaments. Accessories |
Dates | Discovery: Not earlier than 04/1865 - Not later than 06/1866 50th Wisconsin dates of service |
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To finish my laundry room off I decided to build the laundry basket dresser. I used 8in. fold down shelf brackets (like the ones in Lady Goats Miter Saw cart). I also cut corners on the back since I was out of plywood after building my laundry room cabinets. I used 3 1 X3s to support the back. I used a pine project board for the top which is only 24in deep so I did adjust the plan for that and the baskets still fit!
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DROITWICH Mayor Anne Taft donned a blindfold and went for a walkabout around the town centre to experience first-hand the difficulty of living with sight loss.
Coun Taft took on the task as part of World Sight Day, which took place last Thursday (October 11), undertaking a brief shopping tour of the town, starting at Morrisons.
Coun Taft said: "It was like entering another world and, initially, I felt very insecure, frightened even.
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Led by co-star Kaley Cuoco, the Thursday night ratings juggernaut surprised showrunners Chuck Lorre, Bill Prady and Steve Molaro during the Oct. 23 live taping with a coordinated flash mob set to Carly Rae Jepsen's summer hit "Call Me Maybe."
During the bit, the seven cast members -- Kunal Nayyar (Raj), Simon Helberg (Howard), Johnny Galecki (Leonard), Mayim Bialik (Amy), Melissa Rauch (Bernadette), Jim Parsons (Sheldon) and Cuoco (Penny) -- feign surprise when they see the crew break out into dance as they prepare for a take with the trio of showrunners looking on.
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The value of Bitcoin rises and falls, but the rush of gold bugs into the virtual currency has it going up right now, with the last trade at Bitcoin exchange Mt.Gox in Japan being more than $385. It's been as low as $141 in the last 30 days, and the exchange has traded nearly 900,000 Bitcoin in that time.
The action isn't all on the Bitcoin. It's also on the exchanges themselves. Regulators aren't fond of having an imitation, digital currency competing with theirs, and Mt.Gox has had trouble redeeming customers' dollars. Other exchanges, such as Bitstamp, show less volatility.
Bitcoin, like gold, is what I call an "oh no" trade. It's a belief that something has intrinsic value that will exist even if governments don't. It attracts the fearful. In my view, it also attracts people who don't know what money is. These people think of money as a store of value. In fact, it's a medium of exchange. These are different things. A store of value is always going to hold that value. A medium of exchange has value only as it's used. I explain it in terms of Aladdin's Cave. If Aladdin tried to spend that gold and those jewels all at once, on his return to Baghdad, kids would be playing with diamonds in place of marbles. It's the goods and services in that market, exchanged for each other, that define the market, and that define market value. In other words, you can't hide from the marketplace. Gold, or Bitcoin, tells you that you can. If the atomic exchange does come, and if you and your friends are up in the mountains with your gold when it happens, you'll come back to town one day and find that the world has converted to a bread standard, and that all your gold is worthless.At the time of publication, Blankenhorn owned shares of Vanguard Global Equity Fund Investor Share (VGPMX).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will go after foreign websites that pirate American music and movies as part of a new strategy to stop sales of counterfeit and pirated goods at home and abroad, Vice President Joe Biden said on Tuesday.
"This is theft, clear and simple," Biden said at a meeting with Attorney General Eric Holder, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and other Cabinet officials.
"It's smash and grab, no different than a guy walking down Fifth Avenue and smashing the window at Tiffany's and reaching in and grabbing what's in the window," Biden said, referring to the jewellery store in New York City.
U.S. businesses estimate they lose billions of dollars each year to piracy and counterfeiting of items including films, music and consumer goods. They also blame the illegal trade for hundreds of thousands of lost U.S. jobs.
"It is especially critical that the United States has an effective framework for protecting creative content online and enforcing intellectual property rights in the digital environment," said Bob Pisano, interim chief executive officer at the Motion Picture Association of America.
U.S. computer and video game makers also cheered the promise of tougher enforcement.
The National Association of Manufacturers urged the administration to focus especially on China, which it has called "ground zero" for piracy and counterfeiting.
The U.S. Trade Representative's office has battled for years to close websites in Russia, China and other countries that sell pirated American music and films.
Biden said the United States would exert more pressure on foreign governments to shut down the sites by "being as public as we possibly can" about illegal activity.
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Biden did not mention any foreign websites by name. A recent USTR report said China's top Internet search firm, Baidu Inc, was associated with between 50 percent and 75 percent of illegal music downloads in China.
Several Russian websites still provide illegal downloads, even though the most notorious and formerly largest site, Allofmp3, was shut down in 2007, the USTR report said.
The plan, mandated by Congress in 2008, also includes steps to ensure the federal government does not buy counterfeit goods. Biden framed that issue as a matter of both safety and national security, noting the risk of sending soldiers into combat with counterfeit Kevlar vests.
The strategy also includes new steps aimed at stopping the importation of counterfeit goods ranging from toothpaste and clothing to auto parts to medicine.
"The theft of virtually everything Americans make, create and innovate has been facilitated by the lack of a comprehensive strategy to put these thieves out of business," David Hirschmann, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Global Intellectual Property Centre, said in a statement welcoming Biden's announcement.
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A New Future For Digital Comics And Retailers, From Tony Panaccio
Tony Panaccio used to run CrossGen's digital comics line. So, yes, he has stories. But he also has an idea about a possible future for digital comics and comic book retailers.
I think a lot at night. This is what I came up with after reading more of the Mark Waid tweets on digital comics.Possibly. But, I asked, why would people buy these cards from retailers rather than just download the codes?
Back in the day, I launched CrossGen's comics on the web. I even reported sales figures that reflected print gains based on digital promotions.
Since that time, the digital landscape has changed dramatically, and retailers -- who have propped up the print comics industry on very weary shoulders for years -- are starting to wonder how much longer their shops will be necessary.
I have a business model that I've cooked up, based on my experience in digital (which dates back to my co-authoring The Guide to Electronic Publishing for Prentice Hall back in 1996) and in comics that I believe is a great launching pad for a discussion on how retailers can become players in the digital realm and even become a hub for the community of online comics consumers.
The basis of the business model is a departure from micropayments. Instead, publishers would offer subscriptions for a deeper base of content, which they all now offer. The three subscription models would go from the low ($9.95 for a month of 6-10 comics, $19,95 for a 3-month subscription, or $49.95 for a full year). Retailers could sell top-up cards like a prepaid cell phone for those subscriptions, taking 10 to 15 percent as their marketing fee for each.
Now, why would retailers sell those? Because it has been proven that digital comics distribution actually helps increase print orders in some cases. I have the numbers from my CG days to support this.
Moreover, retailers could then bundle that subscriptions plan with an in-store subscription plan. The higher the print orders, the more the discount across the board, the same way they do them now. The revenue they generate from the digital subs will be minimal, but retailers could market those subs as a way for customers to try out new series with lower risk. More often than not, those digital subs will result in print sales of the "tryout" book, and pad their bottom line. When new books are launched, their sales typically drop after launch, because most comics shop customers have a limited amount of money they can spend each month. However, creating a way for the store to shift some of those dollars to newer books can help create new growth where it was moribund before. Moreover, it can hep new books survive, and publishers will see them surviving, and be inclined to launch more new titles. As far as comic publishing goes, the key popular titles will always sell. It's getting the new titles to move that will keep traditional comics alive. That's how retailers can make the digital paradigm work FOR them instead of AGAINST them.
Retailers can take part in the digital revolution, but their participation must be strategic and targeted so they can reap longer term benefits and keep print comics alive. Make sense?
The idea would be that only retailers would carry the subscription cards. Fans could buy single issues online, but they'd get a better deal with the sub cards. That drives the bulk business to retailers and maintains the micropayment business model for comixology and other download sites.Why would publishers only sell to retailers? Why not direct?
The smart ones would find huge direct benefits for selling subscriptions through retailers. It gives publishers something they don't currently have for online comics - a sales force.It's a theory. But what do you think?
Online comics are a passive purchase, driven only by online ads and pr. The sites are up and they wait for people to traffic them. Having retailers as sales agents will make online comics an active sale instead of a passive one, and they will sell a lot more than they would without it.
Plus, those who buy print comics regularly are less likely to buy digital, because they prefer the printed product. Selling to those customers represents much needed growth in online comics sales.
It's a similar plan to one I originally wanted to implement at Radical. The pre-paid cards would all be limited edition collectables themselves so you would collect them after you used them. i was going to go one step further and have these cards in values similar to iTunes gift cards where you could buy them in $5-$50 increments and could be used as 'gift cards' like the ones that Visa uses and could be redeemed for both digital and/or print comics online or in store. It would also be a way for parents to give kids their own credit card for comics and toys.
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Its is certainly a much better idea than the current approach where LCS owners whine and cry and demand that comics be the only entertainment medium that wont push digital ever because it will kill off the direct market dinosaurs faster than they already are dying.
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I agree with microzone. However...
It is transitional only. As we've seen with other entertainment - books, music and movies - once people get in the habit of downloading or streaming the product, sales of hard copy fall off dramatically.
Once the Big 2 realize that selling direct to consumers allows them to capture all the money from a sale instead of allowing the bulk to go to third party sellers and second party distributors, we'll see print sales plummet.
A few stores will remain, much as there are a few record stores for hardcore collectors. But I don't expect there to be very many in the next decade or so.
And yes retailers, I understand that print is a guaranteed sale in the DM. But the general public is moving in a different direction when it comes to entertainment. At some point, guanteed dwindling sales will not be as attractive as the upside to digital where the product never goes off sale.
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His assertion that comic retail store owners are the sales force is questionable. Often when a customer asks a retailer for a specific product, the reaction is a "Simpsons Comic Book Guy" beratement or sarcasm about the customer's poor tastes.
I think for LCS to promote digital sales will only hasten their own inevitable demise.
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While I am, frankly, all in favor of the comic store dying and comics being a digital purchase for the most part and a trade the for the rest...I don't think this is a bad idea...the reality is that store traffic leads to impulse buy's...whether that is new comics or action figures or games or whatever and store recommendations can often be a source of new finds for buyers...I also think the subscription model makes a lot of sense...seems that Marvel could just say "have access to everything for $20/month) and they would sell thousands of subsriptions...if the model was $20/month gives you access and access disappears if you don't renew...it would create lots of people just accepting a $20 a month bill...but, that makes far too much sense to ever happen.
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I agree with a lot of the replies. You need to give customers what they want, and if they want digital books-- give them digital books but don't throw roadblocks in front of them because you think its "better." The LCS has super tough competition from digital bookstores. End of story. There will be fewer LCS around. And the ones that survive will need community support and top notch customer service. End of story. The days of "I do this as a hobby, not to get rich" are over. Sorry, its the nature of the changing economic and digital landscape. You cannot turn back the clock. You cannot go back to the 60s where comics did not have competition from video games, the internet, video rentals and other cheap entertainment. Survive or die. And this idea just seems like another ploy to delay the inevitable by training your customers to change their buying habits in a way that is more cumbersome and not less.
The LCS will survive in the future through community support and top notch customer service. That's it. As soon as you accept this, the sooner you can figure out what to do next.
That's not a bad idea.
IMO, I think that the future of comics might lie in the form of either silent (no voice actors) motion comics or comics done like the MARVEL INFINITY comics that are downloaded at comic shops (and other venues) from digital comic book vending machines on collectable flash drives and SD cards (which will replace comic book boxes). Comic shops would either rent or buy these digital vending machines and pay a monthly fee to those publishers whose digital comics they choose to carry (fees will be based on the number of titles the stores subscribe to from the individual publishers).
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It's funny, over the holidays a lot of stores had $50.00 iTunes cards on sale for $40.00...and I kept forgetting to go pick any up, because it would have required me to go out to an actual store and find the physical object. I went to ONE place, they were sold out, so I didn't go out again.
That would have saved me 20% on all of my purchases...but I didn't do it because the barrier to entry is going out and grabbing the physical thing.
I think the same thing would happen with digital comics. The entire reason I've gone digital is because I don't have to leave my office at lunch to get my comics. Heck, now I read my DC comics with breakfast every Wednesday. That's revolutionary for me.
I don't know, part of the appeal of digital distribution is avoiding going to a shop. But giving readers a 10-20% discount who buy from stores could be pretty cool. Implementation might be a bit difficult, but could be worth it, especially to those hardcore fans who read 10-20+ books a month.
Also, I think an online rental for comics might help increase sales. Someone could pay $.99 and have access to the comic(s) for a week. I think it would be a good idea because many people end up reading the comic only once anyways.


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Posted August 31 2011 - 06:21 AM
I have always wondered about the different thresholds for profitability in vintage TV releases, and some recent news has given me the perfect comparison for my question. I recently wrote to Shout Factory to ask about the status of Ironside. I was informed, very openly and cordially I might add, that they were considering whether or not to license additional seasons because it was not very lucrative and the company's expenses on the title were very high because it consists of "so many hour-long shows per season." Fair enough. Shout has released, and continues to release, a lot of wonderful stuff, including four years of Ironside. No complaints about them, and of course they are in business to make money. However... Timeless Media has been releasing The Virginian on DVD. Four seasons are already available and two more are coming this fall. So here's my question: why isn't Timeless going bankrupt? The Virginian is licensed from the same studio as Ironside (Universal), is a color series from roughly the same era, has more episodes per season, runs 90 minutes per show rather than an hour, and is released with new interview material on each set. The MSRP is higher for The Virginian than Ironside, but it is obviously working for Timeless. Anyone have an idea why The Virginian can't come out fast enough, while Ironside is stuck in neutral? On paper, the series have very similar situations, with The Virginian seeming to have, if anything, more obstacles. (Incidentally, I am a big fan of The Virginian too, and am very glad for it's success on DVD. I will be preordering the two new sets as soon as possible.)
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Posted August 31 2011 - 06:33 AM
Maybe because Timeless seems to place a lot of their sets in Sams' Club (at a really good price for the consumer), whereas I've never heard any reports of Shout! titles being found in the "club" stores.
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Posted August 31 2011 - 02:06 PM
I got Shout!'s Dennis the Menace Season 1 at Sam's Club, but they didn't have Season 2, which I found at Walmart. Sam's has Shout!'s complete and season-by-season Leave It to Beaver, too. I've also seen their Mr. Ed and Patty Duke sets at Sam's.
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The Virginian likely has more fans than Ironside (Westerns are always popular) and thus can move more units. Shows from the same era can appeal to two different constituencies. This is not a slam of Ironside or its fans (I am one), but just an observation.
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Posted August 31 2011 - 02:35 PM
The discount retailer thing never occurred to me. So even though the MSRP is higher, the real price may be lower than Ironside. I wonder why Shout doesn't have that outlet. Steve, that would be a major explanation. Given their syndication histories, I would have assumed Ironside had the bigger audience, but maybe you're right about the genre. Apart from Timeless western releases, do you have reason to believe that westerns sell better as a rule? I haven't noticed it, but maybe they do.
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Posted August 31 2011 - 03:51 PM
Salesmanship. Timeless has been in business for decades and had a manufacturing music distribution business and was able to plug their VHS and DVD productions right into that. I think what comes out and when also has a lot to do with who is running a particular company. Timeless obviously loves old TV shows and westerns in particular so they put them out there, and the western fans know now that Timeless is the company to look to for those releases. Timeless also maintains their catalog keeping older releases in print. Since 2004 Timeless has released and re-released Branded and The Guns Of Will Sonnett at least three times in repackaging and they are still using those, cut prints and people are still buying them! The Virginian's popularity is hard to explain, I keep telling myself I am not that interested in it, but I have bought the first three seasons on sale and have watched all three. Ironside, a relative is buying, so I have access to it.
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Posted September 01 2011 - 03:16 AM
It also can have to do with availability. Ironside used to be in syndication alot. I saw it as a kid in the 70's and early 80's The Virginian has rarely been shown since going off the air. I've always wanted to see it but never been able to so thats one reason for a purchase from me.
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Posted September 01 2011 - 09:58 AM
Good points all. Ironside has never seemed to have a large fanbase in the US. I don't remember it being widely available since the very early 1980's (other than on WOR's national feed). Perhaps it is one of those shows that is more popular abroad: It always seems to be running in the UK whenever I'm there, and it has sold well enough for Madman to see it to completion.
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Posted September 01 2011 - 10:11 AM
Was Ironside cancelled because of low ratings? It's eighth season was shorter compared to the previous seven seasons.
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Posted September 01 2011 - 11:04 AM
Yes, Richard, I think it just fell prey to low ratings. All potentially good theories. I have found, unscientifically, that the more frequently a show was syndicated in the 80s and 90s, the more successful it seems on DVD. Fortunately, The Virginian disproves that rule. The "salesmanship" theory makes a lot of sense to me. I really think there is a difference in the way companies approach this stuff and that profitability varies as a result. Paramount obviously has a way of making money off the kinds of things that other major studios find worthless, and Timeless seems to have a formula that other independents should study. Thanks for the thoughtful answers.
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January 10, 2012 Pro-life dinner to be served The Tiffin Knights of Columbus are to host a pro-life dinner 5-8 p.m. Thursday at the K of C Hall, 49 E. Perry St. The cost for the Swiss steak dinner is $7. more »» |


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Pune: The American Consulate in Mumbai on Monday cleared the US visa for Magsaysay award winner Neelima Mishra
after rejecting her application last week, sources close to
the social activist said.
The Consulate had on last Friday rejected the application
of Mishra, winner of the 2011 Magsaysay award for her rural
development work in North Maharashtra, stating that her
"unsatisfactory social and economic status" did not permit
clearance of visa for her to travel to the US, her secretary
had said.
The Consulate officials had however, called her up in the
evening on Friday asking her to approach them again with the
letter of visa rejection on Monday.
"Today, she gave a fresh interview in the morning and she
was assured that her visa will be dispatched to her within two
days," Amol Kolhe, Secretary to Mishra said.
The activist credited with exceptional work in forming
women`s self help groups and developing a micro-credit network
in rural areas of Jalgaon district in Maharashtra, will be
going to Chicago to deliver a key note address at the 9th
International Conference organised by India Development
Coalition of America on her concept of model self sustaining