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LDS singer/songwriter Nik Day releases original 'Miracle' album
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Election tallies: Primary election results
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Most Utah legislators survive intraparty challenges
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Youtube looks to PS4 and Xbox One gamers with 60fps playback support
Video service launches fan funding, Creative Studio app for Android
GOOGLE OWNED Youtube has announced a number of features for its online video services, including support for 60fps playback.
Youtube announced the changes on Thursday. It said that soon its video service will support 48fps and 60fps playback, which is good news for gamers uploading content from their PS4 or Xbox One games consoles. Users will have to make sure to select HD 1080p format to enjoy the higher framerate, Youtube notes.
The firm said in a blog post, "Your video game footage with crazy high frame rates will soon look as awesome on Youtube as it does when you're playing, when we launch support for 48 and even 60 frames per second in the coming months."
You can see the new frame rate in action in the Titanfall gameplay video below.
Youtube also announced on Thursday that its Creative Studio app is out now for Android, allowing video creators to view analytis and manage videos, and added that an iOS app is set to arrive "in the coming weeks". Video creators will also be pleased to hear that Youtube is adding fan funding, which allows them to link fundraising services like Indiegogo and Kickstarter to their Youtube uploads.
Beyond that, Youtube also launched a royalty-free music library that offers video creators over 7,500 free tracks to use, playlist analytics, fan-contributed subtitle support for better translation and Creator Credits - allowing video makers to add a links to collaborators' Youtube channels.
Youtube said that it will roll out these changes over the next few months. µ
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The Supreme Court has brought us one step closer to ensuring the respect that women and families deserve. But there is still much to be done to have real reproductive justice in the US.
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WrestlingINC: How bad was your neck? Did you fully recover from it?
Helms: I had a couple fractures. It was broke for like four months before we even diagnosed what it was. Sometimes when you get a spinal injury you don't feel it where it hurts. My back was aching and my arms would ache. I had all these different aches and we would go and get x-rays and sh-t and it looks fine. My damage was more to my spinal cord. Dr. Youngblood did all of us and said mine was one of the worst he'd ever seen. My spinal cord was almost going to be severed. When you sever your spinal cord you wither die or you're paralyzed.
WrestlingINC: So it seems like they caught it right on time.
Helms: Yeah. Once they found out how bad it was I couldn't even do a story. There was no storyline where somebody attacks me in the back or sh-t like that. They couldn't risk me getting hit at all. They were worried about the plane flight to Texas; they were worried about that - turbulence and landing. It was pretty scary.
WrestlingINC: You were out for over a year, right?
Helms: 18 months because I didn't have just bone damage. So many guys had just the bone damage. I had the spinal and nerve damage. Nerves heal so slowly. They heal slower than like anything else in the body. It just took forever to get it right. With every beat of your heart, my elbows would be on fire. That was like months after the surgery. It was a very painful thing to deal with.
WrestlingINC: Do you feel you came back at the right time?
Helms: I still needed time to recalibrate. I told them too. I came back; I was doing the backstage sh-t and I was like, 'Let me know a month in advance so I can go and bump.' I couldn't just go and be bumping every week in a ring for a match that may or may not happen, fresh off a neck surgery, not fresh but relatively fresh. I can't just go back and bump for no reason. I only got so many bumps left in me. I asked them to give me a month's notice or so and let me get my head right before you put me back in the ring. They told me at like 3 o'clock that day. I hadn't been in a match in 18 months and at 3 o'clock that afternoon I had to somehow put it all back together and get ready.
WrestlingINC: It seems like when people come back too early from a surgery, it diminishes the return.
Helms: I wish I had a chance to do a couple house show loops to get back ready. It's amazing that sometimes creative and the office forget how hard this stuff can be. If it was easy everybody would go out there and be great. Obviously you can watch any product and tell that not everybody's great. It's hard to be great. You can't just throw a guy, regardless of who it is, whether it was Ric Flair or some of the greatest in all time. If they haven't done sh-t in 18 months you can't just go and throw them out there. You might get something good - and my return was decent. It wasn't bad. It was just one of those things where the office sometimes forgets how hard this sh-t is.
WrestlingINC: You were part of the ECW brand. What were your thoughts on that?
Helms: I wasn't a fan of it. I thought it was something that had ran its course. Like I said earlier if you watch a show and none of the guys that you like are on the show anymore, it's not really the same show. It was ECW only in name. It wasn't the spirit of ECW. There was nothing extreme about it at all. All of us were handcuffed because it was filmed before Smackdown. They don't want us to go out there and steal the show because you had another hour and a half television to record after this. You can't go out there and just tear the house down on ECW every time because you still got to record Smackdown. We were all really handcuffed.
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AROUND TOWNPleasanton Planning Commission to consider downtown entertainment plans tonight
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Roger Ebert became film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times in 1967. He is the only film critic with a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame and was named honorary life member of the Directors' Guild of America. He won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Screenwriters' Guild, and honorary degrees from the American Film Institute and the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Long-suffering readers will have read many times about my dislike of lists, especially lists of the best or worst movies in this or that category. For years they had value only in the minds of feature editors fretting that their movie critics had too much free time. ("For Thursday's food section, can you list the 10 funniest movies about pumpkin pie?") Now their value has shot way up with the use of slide shows, a diabolical time-waster designed to boost a web site's page visits.
In a field with much competition, Number One on my list of Most Shameless Lists has got to be Time mag's recent list of the "Best 140 Tweeters." How did the magazine present this? That's right, on 140 pages of a slideshow. Considering that the list had no meaning at all except as some hapless intern's grindwork, I'd say that was a bold masterstroke. I say so even though I was on it. Do you think I would click through 140 pages just looking for my name? You bet I did. And then stopped clicking.
Now, however, it is that time in the Wheel of the Decades when I make out the one single list of interest to me. Every 10 years, the ancient and venerable British film magazine, Sight & Sound, polls the world's directors, movie critics, and assorted producers, cinematheque operators and festival directors, etc., to determine the Greatest Films of All Time.
Held for the first time in 1952, this poll has been conducted ever since ("The Bicycle Thief," "City Lights," "The Gold Rush," "The Battleship Potemkin," "Louisiana Story," "Intolerance," "Greed," "Le Jour se Leve," "The Passion of Joan of Arc" and a tie involving "Brief Encounter," "Le Million" and "The Rules of the Game").
In that year, "Citizen Kane" was a main runner-up. Inspired probably by its 1958 re-release (that was the first time I saw it), Welles' film jumped to the #1 spot in 1962, and has remained on top ever since. Therefore, every ten years interest centers on a kind of ghoulish death watch to see if Kane has survived for another decade.
Why do I value this poll more than others? It has sentimental value. The first time I saw it in the magazine, I was much impressed by the names of the voters, and felt a thrill to think that I might someday be invited to join their numbers. I was teaching a film course in the University of Chicago's Fine Arts Program, and taught classes of the top ten films in 1972, 1982 and 1992.
I voted for the first time, I think, in 1972. For the magazine's decade-by-decade breakdown of its famous poll, click here. One of the footnotes is that they keep jiggering the rules. Some years they poll critics and directors, and combine the results. Recently they've started splitting them into two lists. Then there is a list of the Top Directors, which never corresponds to the Top Films (this is just like the Oscars). Then they print out all the vote totals, and reveal who voted for what.
My guess is that there are three ways that people fill out their lists. (1) An objective list of the 10 films they truly believe are the all-time best. (2) Propagandistic votes, selecting a film no one else may vote for, with the hope of drawing attention to it. (3) Strategic votes, such as a shift from "Notorious" (1946) to "Vertigo" as Hitchcock's best. The only vote I ever cast that became somewhat notorious was for Errol Morris's first feature, "Gates of Heaven," a documentary about a pet cemetery. There was a bit of both (1) and (2) represented there.
The most recent time I voted, in 2002, this was my list (alphabetically):
"Aguirre, the Wrath of God," (Herzog) "Apocalypse Now," (Coppola) "Citizen Kane," (Welles) "The Decalogue," (Kieslowski) "La Dolce Vita," (Fellini) "The General" (1927), (Keaton) "Raging Bull," (Scorsese) "2001: A Space Odyssey," (Kubrick) "Tokyo Story," (Ozu) "Vertigo" (Hitchcock)
You will notice "Gates of Heaven" is no longer there. Has it fallen in my estimation? Not in the slightest. Once a film has appeared in my S&S top 10, it has been canonized, and is forevermore entitled to quote me. At a guess, I may have substituted "The Decalogue," Kieslowski's astonishing 10-peat project, which had recently been released in the U.S. by Facets Mutimedia. This year, however, the magazine warns that we cannot have ties, and if we vote for, say, "The Godfather" and "The Godfather, Part II" they must count as separate films, leaving us only eight more available spaces. I'm going to make a leap of faith and assume that "The Decalogue" won't count as ten.
In 2002, the critics as a group voted for:
1. "Citizen Kane" (Welles) 2. "Vertigo" (Hitchcock) 3. "The Rules of the Game" (Renoir) 4. "The Godfather" and "The Godfather, Part II" (Coppola) 5. "Tokyo Story" (Ozu) 6. "2001: A Space Odyssey," (Kubrick) 7. "The Battleship Potemkin" (Eisenstein) 7. "Sunrise" (Murnau) 9. "8 1/2" (Fellini) 9. "Singin' in the Rain" (Kelly, Donen)
In the same year, the directors as a group voted for:
1. "Citizen Kane" (Welles) 2. "The Godfather" and "The Godfather, Part II" 3. "8 1/2" (Fellini) 4. "Lawrence of Arabia" (Lean) 5. "Dr. Strangelove" (Kubrick) 6. "The Bicycle Thief" (De Sica) 6. "Raging Bull," (Scorsese) 6. "Vertigo" (Hitchcock) 9. "Rashomon" (Kurosawa) 9. "The Rules of the Game" (Renoir) 9. "The Seven Samurai" (Kurosawa)
You can play with these lists. For example, although "8 1/2" is widely considered Fellini's best film, did the directors vote it higher than the critics because it's about a director? Sight & Sound analyzed the 2002 results in admirable depth, commenting on every finalist, listing every voter and revealing who they voted for. You can spend hours on that list, and all of the decade lists, by clicking here.
By tabulating all their votes for every film, S&S came up with this list of The Directors' Top Ten Directors:
1. Orson Welles 2. Federico Fellini 3. Akira Kurosawa 4. Francis Ford Coppola 5. Alfred Hitchcock 6. Stanley Kubrick 7. Billy Wilder 8. Ingmar Bergman 9. Martin Scorsese 9. David Lean 9. Jean Renoir
Notice that Bergman is included, and yet none of his films is in the director's top ten. My guess: He made so many great films that the voted were scattered. Same thing with Billy Wilder. A big question: Where is Ozu?
Now it is time for me to commence this ten-yearly ritual, and decide on my list for 2012. To tell the truth, I think my 2002 list holds up pretty well, and I'm tempted to just send it in again. But what other titles might deserve a place? Looking over great new movies from the past decade, I come up with some contenders:
"Chop Shop," "Departures," "Juno," "Monster," "No Country for Old Men," "Pan's Labyrinth," "A Separation," "Shame" (2011), "Silent Light," "Synecdoche, New York."
Other films come to mind...
"Caché," "Fargo," "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," "The Music Room," "Persona," "The Rules of the Game," "The Third Man."
So I stare at these titles and recall transcendent experiences. Then I think of other wonderful films, like "The Thin Man." Must a Sight & Sound movie need, after all, to be profound? Is "Floating Weeds" a greater film by Ozu than "Tokyo Story?" Should I include Altman's "McCabe and Mrs. Miller," which after all I described as "a perfect film?"
I retire to my hermitage, and meditate.
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If you're wandering around Wellington, there's a good chance you've walked past a brewer or two.
The species seems to be attracted to the place, constantly flying in and out of the "craft beer capital" for beer launches, collaboration brews or just a quick pint.
One brewer that has made the move permanent is Taranaki boy Kelly Ryan.
Held in high esteem by both his peers and the beer community, Ryan has moved down with his family to take over the brewing responsibilities from Lester Dunn who has done a fantastic job at the Fork & Brewer.
Lester has really got to know the brew pub's tight set up well and their beers have improved markedly this year.
But he's moving on and you could hardly find a better replacement for him than Ryan.
After studying microbiology and food science at Otago, Ryan's first brewing job was at DB's Mangatainoka brewery - better known as the place Tui is made.
After that he spent several years in South Korea teaching English to pay off the hefty student loan, before heading to the UK.
There he worked at several places including Fyne Ales in Glasgow and Thornbridge, where he took over from Martin Dickie who left to found Brewdog.
After meeting Luke Nicholas from Epic, Kelly decided to take him up on the offer of a job and moved back to New Zealand.
He then fled to Hamilton to help start Good George, before moving back to Taranaki to be closer to his mum after his dad passed away.
Now he's in Wellington and raring to go at the Fork & Brewer, with plans including barrel aging and sour beers.
I'd read a lot about Ryan but never met him, so headed off to the Fork to catch up in person.
He may know beer like the back of his hand, but was immediately under the pump attempting to make me a coffee on the barista machine.
His results were...acceptable, but may have raised a few eyebrows with your typical Wellingtonian.
Gamely sipping away, I soon forgot about the brew after we began talking.
Kelly is a seriously nice chap. I mean, really, really nice. I'm a journalist and I can tell you, not many people are this pleasant to talk to. Alongside this, his willingness to talk about all aspects of the beer industry were refreshing so rather than write my own interpretation about what he said, here's his thoughts on a few choice subjects:
The first NZ craft beer he tried
Emerson's Bookbinder at Inch Bar in NZ while studying at Otago.
On moving to the "craft beer capital"
"It's a bubble, it's a massive bubble. Soren from 8 Wired was here the other day and I had a chat to him and he said this is one of the greatest beer cities in the world."
Despite being well experienced, Kelly noted that coming to such a beer-centric city like Wellington where every step was analysed and pulled apart was rather daunting.
On "faux craft" beers such as Boundary Road and Craft Beggars
Basically, let the consumer decide.
"I'm all for it. I think a wonderful thing about this industry is there are no rules or legislation to say who can brew what or you can market it this way or that way. I can guarantee you some of the things you read from our craft brewers is stretched, you know, the truth is stretched a lot so let he who cast the first stone."
The future of beer in New Zealand
"It's trying to find that sort of happy place between getting something that's drinkable and sessionable and tasty and people like it, and something that's also going to introduce them to a new flavour experience and that's the thing I love about beer.
"That's the kind of dream for me, the evolution of the beer drinker is hopefully they get to that point where it's not 'I've got to neck four pints after work because that's what I do and I like getting a buzz on for the train ride home' or whatever, versus 'far out, that beer is so tasty'".
The future of the beer industry in New Zealand
"The big guys and the little guys both have arrogance. The big guys have been doing it for so long and know the market side of it, and the brewing side of it, so well there's no way they really want to listen to the little guys to a certain degree. The little guys have got the same feeling. These guys, sure, they can make a clean beer that have no technical faults blah, blah blah, but they actually don't know enough (about marketing)...for someone who has done their marketing degrees and been with the company for twenty years and is a brand manager or whatever, there's no way they want to hear someone from some tiny little brewery whose just been a homebrewer for ten years tell them what an East India Pale Ale is."
He believes craft breweries may band together in the future to market overseas, but wonders if that would change things forever.
"The industry's probably a bit small, but if it gets bigger is it going to change completely? We're right on the cusp I guess of what's happening with the industry, are there too many craft beer bars in Wellington? I don't know."
On the politics of the beer scene
"I like the simplicity of beer in terms of you buy a beer, you drink it, you enjoy it. The politics of it all can be so frustrating and that he said, she said, which happens a lot in New Zealand, it's crazy.
"That's probably a negative part of the industry, it's always "oh, I tried one of their beers and it was shit and I'm never going to try one again". Every brewer has a good day and a bad day, every packaged product from even the greatest brewers in New Zealand or the most popular or the sort of most loved by the minorities will do a bad beer."
Why it's important that breweries start taking more responsibility for the quality of beer they release to the market.
"I think we are big enough. To protect the industry in a way those decisions have to be made going forward, even with the cost of ingredients. We're discussing it at the moment with a batch of beer and it will probably go down the drain.
"There's a little bit of complacency from the "crafterati", you know the real hard out, where they'll say bad things about one brewery but not about the other because of that perception thing. That's fine, that's life, everyone's allowed to have opinions and do what they want but at the same time I think brewers, if they can, if they know a product is not good when it goes into a bottle or a keg then they should think about that."
The first unique Kelly Ryan beer at the Fork n Brewer?
Likely to be a rather interesting beer for next month's Westcoast IPA Challenge at The Malthouse. Ryan says he plans to put his microbiology and food science degree to good use and will use sea water from the West Coast - yes, SEAWATER - in the beer. I've been asked to be part of the judging panel for the event and despite Ryan being adamant the beer won't taste like Poseidon's poison, I'll be on the look out for any hint of salt!
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MOBILE OPERATOR Orange has announced its Sound Charge T-shirt that can charge a mobile phone using sound, which it will put on trial at the Glastonbury music festival.
The 'Sound of 71' stage at this weeks event is where Orange will test prototypes of the Sound Charge T-shirts to see which acts give the best charge. The T-shirts have a special front panel to harvest sound, which it then coverts into electrical energy to charge a phone.
Andrew Pearcey, head of sponsorship at Orange said, "In a vibrant festival environment such as Glastonbury, sound is such an obvious medium that it seemed like a natural fit to use it in the development of this year's prototype."
Orange will be testing three T-shirts and putting them on show but unfortunately music lovers at the gigs won't be able to try the eco gadget out for themselves.
The A4 sized panel on the front of the shirt is made of piezoelectric film, as is usually found in hi-fi speakers. This acts like an oversized microphone so when sound waves hit it the pressure is converted into electrical charge.
The charge is fed into a reservoir battery that is able to charge various phones by using interchangeable leads. All the electrical parts are fully removable so you can still wash the garment after a grubby festival weekend.
Apparently about 80dB of sound will be experienced during a music set, which the shirt will be able to change into 6W of electricty. This is enough to charge a smartphone over the course of the weekend.
We think the idea is pretty cool, especially for music lovers, but the design will be even better if the technology is hidden away. Maybe it can be used in the home as a charging method, possibly using sound from your TV or music system. µ
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In recent election cycles, the so-called "values voter" agenda has often been distilled to abortion and same-sex marriage. Yet new research shows that these two controversial topics are no longer necessarily linked in the minds of Americans. The gap is particularly notable among the Millennial generation (18-29 year olds), who support gay rights at rates much higher than their parents but whose views on abortion do not deviate significantly from those of their parents or the general public. Millennials have a unique, nuanced approach to the issue of abortion, combining strong support for the availability of abortion services and access to birth control with moral reservations.
On June 9, the religion, policy and politics project at Brookings co-hosted an event with the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) to release PRRI's "Millennials, Religion, and Abortion Survey." One of the largest public surveys on abortion and religion ever conducted, the analysis delved into the moral complexity of views on abortion and also explored generational, religious, and ethnic differences to an extent not typically possible with smaller polls. Brookings Senior Fellow E.J. Dionne, Jr. moderated the discussion. Robert P. Jones, CEO of PRRI and principal researcher on the survey, presented key findings. Karlyn Bowman, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and Dr. Melissa Deckman, Chair and Associate Professor of Political Science and Louis L. Goldstein Associate Professor of Public Affairs at Washington College, offered analysis of the survey results and discussed their implications.
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high surf advisory yesterday takes two men off the Ka Pukamoi side of Kalihiwai bay...identical occurrence
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Thanks, read this earlier on another forum, sounded like they were walking along the shore, one man got rescued, the other one had not yet been found.
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went down same trail to place they shouldn't have gone. exact setup where last two drownings occurred. Noone ever knew this place existed except us who live in the community. Now its highlighted in guide books with specific directions and benign warning. argue the implications?.
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Three women have been freed after spending 30 years held captive in a south London home, including one woman believed to have spent her entire life in domestic slavery, police say.
London's Metropolitan Police announced the rescues after two people - a man and a woman, both 67 - were arrested early on Thursday (local time) on suspicion of forced labour and domestic servitude. The suspects were later released on bail.
The arrests were part of a slavery investigation launched after one of the women contacted a charity last month to say she was being held against her will along with two others.
The charity went to the police, and the women - a 69-year-old Malaysian, a 57-year-old Irish woman and a 30-year-old Briton - were freed on Oct. 25.
Kevin Hyland, head of the Metropolitan Police's human trafficking unit, said the women are "highly traumatised," having had "no real exposure to the outside world" for the past 30 years.
"Trying to find out exactly what has happened over three decades will understandably take some time," he said.
Police initially said they did not believe any of the victims were related, but later appeared to backtrack, saying the relationship between the three is part of the investigation and they will not speculate on it.
The police also said there is no evidence to suggest anything of a sexual nature, but cautioned that the investigation is still not finished. Police also would not speculate on any motivation, disclose the suspects' nationalities or say if the suspects were a couple.
The revelations raised numerous questions about how the women's ordeal began and why it endured for so long. What brought them to London? What freedoms - if any - did they have? What restrictions and conditions were they subject to? Did neighbours ever see them? Did they ever try to escape?
The women - whose names have not been released - are now safe at an undisclosed location in Britain and have been working with severe trauma experts since their rescue, Hyland said.
They are doing "as well as we can expect them to", according to Anita Prem, founder of the charity that helped facilitate their release. "Thirty years of your life to be taken away is completely horrendous."
She would not disclose how the women ended up in captivity or if any were related, saying only they were held in a "very difficult" situation.
"They were subjected to mental and physical cruelty and slavery," Prem said, but declined to elaborate so as not to jeopardise any potential prosecution.
The 30-year-old appears to have been held in domestic servitude for her entire life, police said.
The catalyst for the initial phone call to Freedom Charity appears to have been a documentary on the BBC about forced marriages, seen by one or all of the captives.
"They knew they needed their freedom," said Prem, whose charity promotes awareness of child abuse, forced marriages and honour killings but who said she does not believe any of the women were in a forced marriage. "It took enormous courage and bravery to pick up the phone."
What followed the first call was a series of secret and sensitive conversations with the women in order to gain their trust and facilitate a rescue. Prem said it does not appear that they previously had tried to escape.
"If you've got women who've been held for over 30 years in slavery, it's very difficult for them to just physically walk out the door," Prem said. "They were absolutely terrified and very traumatised about what had happened to them and what would happen to them if they were caught leaving."
She noted that the women - who all speak English and apparently have had access to the news over the years - walked out of the house "with nothing at all" and needed to be reassured they'd be safe, warm and sheltered.
By tracking where the phone calls were coming from, London police managed to find the house in the borough of Lambeth, south of the River Thames. Police are not disclosing the exact location.
After repeated, tentative calls to the charity, two of the captive women agreed to meet at another location on October 25, police said. The first two - the British woman and the Irish woman - walked out under their own power and identified the house where they'd been held. At that point, police said they went in and rescued the Malaysian woman.
Hyland said there was a delay in arresting the two suspects - neither of whom are British - as police worked to establish the facts of the case and to ensure that the women were not further traumatised.
"When we had established the facts, we conducted the arrests," Hyland told reporters.
Hyland said while the women had some "controlled freedom", police were still working to establish what sort of conditions they lived under for the past 30 years.
"For much of it, they would have been kept on the premises," Hyland said.
He said his unit, which deals with many cases of servitude and forced labour, had seen previous cases of people held for up to 10 years.
"But we've never seen anything of this magnitude before," he said.
Prem called it "unbelievable" to think women could be held for 30 years - let alone on a busy street in central London.
"I think one of the reasons that nobody knows is that we're so busy all rushing around and people don't ask questions," she said. "We don't know who our neighbours are."
In the United States, former bus driver Ariel Castro was convicted in August of the abduction, torture and decade-long confinement of three women. He was found hanged in his cell at an Ohio prison in September.
That followed two infamous cases in Austria.
Natascha Kampusch was found in 2006 after being kidnapped at the age of 10 by Wolfgang Priklopil and held captive for eight years. In 2009, Josef Fritzl was sentenced to life in prison after keeping his daughter Elisabeth captive in a cellar for 24 years and fathering seven children with her.
Last month, the first Global Slavery Index revealed there were nearly 30 million people living as slaves in 162 countries and that Britain was not immune to the problem.
Although ranked 160th on the list, there were still estimated to be more than 4,000 slaves in Britain, an estimate that the index judged to be conservative.
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She would make a fine wife
She is very good.
Those eyes scream you don't have a chance, I'm gonna' suck you dry.....and she delivers !
he has a nice head-nice and full-yum
Excellent Eye-Contact
hi sexy
That's the best!!!
Beautiful view and eyes!
"I thought she liked me, but she just wanted my cum"
wish my mouth was full of cum like hers
I have to say she is not an amateur by no means and has some real nice tits and a slamming ass too.
U should do it to me
She took in quite a load! And it's obvious she likes big calibers... perfect girl if you ask me!
marry her!!!
She is Kortney Kane
sexy lady with nice tits
that guy can fill my mouth with his creamy hot cum anytime.
I really like the eye make up and facial expressions. Its funny how a specific look can ruin or make a BJ outta this world.. This really is amazing... Even though the chick is like the cookie cutter version of a pron star is 2015.... Still dope tho
wild ass girl right there.
I would love to fuck her and cream in her pussy
say hello to my little friend
My ex-girlfriend used to love giving me head and had no problems swallowing. I'd even wake up in the middle of the night once in awhile to find her sucking on my cock. It was awesome. My wife is shitty at blowjobs and I came once in her mouth while we were dating and never again because of her reaction to it. I would do anything to have one more night with my ex. I miss the feeling of coming inside a chick's mouth. Sigh.
wow wow
I like to have my wife suck my cock and swallow my cum.i also lick to watch her suck other guys cocks and swallow their creamy cum.
Absolutely some of the nicest BJ eyes I've ever seen. I think I'd blow a load just from the looks she gives, so seductive. Beautiful.
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Super hottt video. She's gorgeous n sexy n he's nicely hung.
Greatest porn site !!
do for me u can owen me
To all have a nice day
Evening there is nothing bette than a smoking hot lady suck the life out off your cock,, i wank over this kind every single day ...love it...