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Kenshoo said Lund will be based at its office in Munich, and he will lead strategic and operational development and manage operations in the German-speaking countries (DACH — Germany, Austria, and Switzerland), Benelux, Scandinavia, and Eastern Europe.
Most recently, Lund served as VP of global sales, marketing, and services at Sennheiser, and he also worked with 3Com and PTC.
Kenshoo Managing Director for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa Rob Coyne said in a release announcing Lund's hire:
When I was entrusted with the task of building a team to strengthen Kenshoo's position in the EMEA region, Espen was the first choice for northern and central Europe. With his experience and strong leadership skills, he will put together the right team that embodies our guiding values — passion, innovation, and humility. These values are essential to driving our success in partnership with leading agencies and digital marketers.
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by Jeff Pastor
July 10 and July 11, saw the first two DCA South contests of 2004. Rockmart, GA, practice home of the CorpsVets, welcomed a full DCA panel and seven enthusiastic corps, eager to perform and be judged by a national caliber panel.
This show also saw the debut of three brand- new corps. Music City Legends of Nashville presented a strong brass line in exhibition. With this foundation to build on, and a few more percussion and guard, they will soon be a competitive part of DCA South.
G-Force from Latrobe, PA, and Houston's Gulf Coast Sound both entered competition for the first time. They will join fellow competitor Shenandoah Sound of Sterling, VA, in DCA Class A competition.
The second half of the show brought out the three founding members of DCA South, Heat Wave of Orlando, Carolina Gold of Raleigh, NC, and the host, CorpsVets of Atlanta. All three made it clear that not only were they ready — as a group they would be stronger than last year.
The pleasant surprise was the showing of Carolina's fine percussion section and an active color guard. CorpsVets' large and powerful horn line showed early-on why they were a DCA finalist last year and are certain to retain their membership Labor Day weekend in Scranton, PA.
All but one of the judges were flown in for the contest and then flown on to Winston-Salem, NC for round two. Both sponsors and all the competitors made the weekend such a treat for the judges that many were heard to say that they were going to request these shows next year. By bringing in a working DCA panel, the corps were able to receive maximum input and scores relative to previous shows.
Carolina Gold hosted the Winston-Salem show at West Forsythe HS in Clemmons, NC. A large and enthusiastic crowd welcomed the same six competitors, ready, willing and able to go at it again. All corps seemed more confident and this resulted in better performances and higher scores all around.
The host, Carolina Gold, crept up on CorpsVets and sent a loud message that they are a contender for DCA Finals. Despite a field problem caused by a broken sprinkler head and predictions of early evening thunderstorms, this first-ever Western North Carolina show was a well-run and smooth machine. These people know their drum corps and they know how to run a show.
On a side note, we understand that the storms did finally come. It seems the sponsor dropped the entire judging panel at a restaurant near their hotel to no doubt review their adjudication of the evening. It seems the transportation left as the judges had volunteered to walk the three blocks to the hotel.
Just as they began the walk (after closing the restaurant) there was a loud crack of thunder and a true southern gusher opened up, proving that this panel was truly "all wet," but not for their scores.
Scores for the show are posted on page six of the July 23, 2004 issue of DCW. August 21 in Orlando, FL, will see these same corps compete for the first-ever DCA South Championship. Information is available on the DCA web site at http://www.dcacorps.org.

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British Hand Grenades On The Western Front In The Great War
Dr David Payne
The transformation of the fighting on the Western Front to trench-warfare in 1914 brought into its own the small, hand held bomb - the hand grenade. A logical development since these weapons had been in use in siege warfare for many centuries: some claim the Chinese first used clay and gunpowder hand bombs in this role in the Second Century AD. It was the round shape of these early siege bombs that gave them their name, i.e. grenade from the French for pomegranate.
The use of hand grenades by the British on the Western Front can be defined into two fairly distinct periods - 1914 to 1915 and 1916 to 1918.
1914 to 1915. When the British entered into the war in 1914, little provision had been made for grenades of any kind, as few senior commanders supposed that there would be a siege warfare element to the war. British generals had plans of dashing cavalry advances to back large scale infantry assaults in a war of movement over open ground. In brief, the Cult of the Offensive.
German generals, to the contrary, had taken aboard the lessons of the Siege of Port Arthur in the Russo-Japanese War (1904-05) and entered the Great War relatively well munitioned with both grenades and trench mortars. They had correctly anticipated the need for these siege weapons for the reduction of the French and Belgian forts. Accordingly, when the unanticipated wide-scale trench-warfare began in late 1914 they, the Germans, were much better equipped than the British. Even in 1914, the famous, and highly effective, German 14in. long potato-masher hand grenade - Steilhandgranate - was in ample supply and, indeed, in various modifications it continued as standard issue until the end of the war and, ultimately, into the Second World War.
The only production model of grenade that the British could muster on the outbreak of hostilities in 1914 was the 1908 Model No. 1 Percussion Grenade, i.e. it exploded on impact when the striker on the grenade head hit an object. It has been described as resembling the medieval mace: a 6in long brass cylindrical shaped head with a 16in. wooden handle (later shortened to 12in.) and weighing nearly 2lbs. This was indeed the classic, 'camel = horse designed by a committee' scenario; and very dangerous too. To list just some of the perverse design features. The detonator was carried separately and had to be installed to activate the grenade. So the bomber had the vicarious choice of either carrying the grenade armed when, any accidental blow to the striker could cause the grenade explode, or, to carry the grenade unarmed, and in an emergency to have to find and install the detonator. Hobson's Choice indeed! The overall length of the grenade - at 22" - virtually ensured that it was so unwieldy that in the confines of the trench or bunker, sooner or later, someone would accidentally knock and activate the percussion head striker with catastrophic consequences. To ensure that the head of the grenade was foremost in flight, a long canvas steamer was attached to the handle of the grenade. When the grenade was thrown, this canvas streamer could easily snag on something close by and the bomber could end up getting blown up by his own grenade.
It had been long realized that the hand grenade could be best delivered by a bowling action, as this gave a much higher trajectory than throwing, with far less risk of a rebound. It was also easier to clear obstacles and to get the grenade to fall into trenches or the entrances to dugouts. For the reasons already stated, the design of the No. 1 Percussion Hand Grenade inherently inhibited its use in a safe and reliable manner. To enhance the safe delivery of the grenade, instructors often suggested that it be reversed and thrown like a dart or a shot-putt. This, of course, completely negated the rationale for providing a throwing handle and made the bowling action impossible. But at least it was safer for the bomber and his colleagues.
It is often suggested that the absence of an adequate supply of hand grenades in 1914-1915 spurred the troops in the trenches into devising their own from empty food tins e.g. for jam, bully beef etc. This is only partially true. It was acknowledged in late 1914 that the British and Empire troops were at a severe tactical disadvantage in the trenches because of a lack of an adequate supply of hand grenades. The then Assistant Director of Fortifications and Works - Col. L. Jackson - was asked to develop a programme for the large scale production of hand grenades. Over the next 12 months he considered 12 design types. None were activated by percussion fuse; all used the former army standard time-fuse duly modified. Two of the more successful types were the self descriptive Jam-Tin (or Double Cylinder) and the Hair Brush (or Racket) Grenades, both of which contained the British high-explosive, ammonal. As the alternative name indicates, the Jam Tin Grenade comprised of an inner and outer tin. The inner tin contained the explosive. The outer tin fully enclosed the inner and the space between the two tins was filled with shrapnel. Two Jam-Tin models were produced, respectively designated No. 8 and 9 Pattern or, Light and Heavy Pattern. This difference in weight being due to the greater weight of H.E. and shrapnel balls in No. 9. The fuses that were developed for the new hand grenade were activated by friction (a special friction creating forearm-band was designed for the bomber units) or a by lighted taper - often substituted for by lighted cigarettes. The Hair Brush grenade - No. 12 Grenade, weighing 3lbs. - was a square steel box, with grooved steel plates located top and bottom, affixed to a wooden paddle to facilitate throwing. Once these two types of hand grenade were proven in service, the Royal Engineers were encouraged to improvise them for the troops at the field level in order to meet the current manufacturing shortfall. And they did so until well into 1915, using such materials as came to hand: scrap metal, barbed wire, broken glass etc. However, the increasing number of accidents arising from the use, or misuse, of these improvised grenades obliged the War Officer to forbid their use on the Western Front in December 1915.
Over-riding all these development difficulties, hung a critical shortage of suitable detonators. Just as the 1915 shell shortage was largely due to a shortage of shell fuses, so the development of new hand grenades was similarly compromised. New contractors had be encouraged, and assisted, to greatly boost production to ensure that a flow of suitable fuses was maintained. This was critical to the war effort on the Western Front.
In May 1915 another of the 12 prototypes hand grenades - No. 5. - was introduced. This hand grenade was based on a completely different concept and was the culmination of an idea proposed by a Belgian engineer, Albert Dewandre, and his associate Captain Leon Roland, and developed by a British engineer, William Mills. When the design was fully refined, it introduced a completely new approach to grenade design. The Mills Bomb, as it became known, was approximately oval-shaped to fit neatly into the clenched fist - it weighed around 1.5lbs. It was time-fused; no more dangerous percussion fuses. The detonator was activated by a spring driven firing pin. The firing pin was restrained by lever that in turn was locked by a safety pin. The body of the grenade was made of cast steel and segmented like a pineapple to facilitate fragmentation. There was prevision for the detonator to be carried separately and added in the field.
In practice the armed grenade was gripped in the bowling hand and the throwing stance taken up. This could be standing, kneeling or even prone. With the other hand the safety pin was withdrawn and the grenade thrown. As the grenade left the hand, the lever restraining the firing pin was released and flew free. The spring loaded firing pin then activated the 5 second time fuse which caused the grenade to explode; hopefully having reached its target in the elapsed 5 seconds. If a shorter time delay was required, the lever could be released in the hand and then, after 2 or 3 seconds, the grenade thrown. This meant over short distances there was little chance for the enemy to throw back the grenade or avoid it. As a tactic, the delay in throwing was deplored by the generals, but frequently employed by the troops.
The Mills Bomb was quickly found to be ideally suited to the British and Empire troops with their background of over-arm bowling in cricket: an average throw length was 20 yards, about the length of a cricket pitch. Although some soldiers claimed, the Mills Bomb was too big - at 3.75in. in length and 2.3in. in diameter - to be grasped comfortably or thrown far enough. The British training manuals of the time stipulated that the trained bomber should be able to drop at least half of his 1.5lb. grenades into 4ft. trench at 30yds.
The Mills Bomb also had the enormous advantage that not only could it be safely transported with the grenade separate from the time fuse, but that once armed by front-line troops it was entirely safe until the safety pin was withdrawn. Even then the grenade was safe until the restraining lever was released. If necessary, when it was decided not to throw the grenade, the safety pin could be replaced (providing the lever had not been released), once more isolating the time fuse.
Unfortunately, manufacturing problems kept the flow of Mills Bombs to the Front at an insufficient level and only 10% of the required production was achieved by September 1915. However, by the end of the year production was up to 40,000 per week. Each Mills Bomb cost around 6 shillings (30p).
Whilst the flow of new designs for hand grenades continued throughout the war, the No.5 grenade, or Mills Bomb, soon became the standard hand grenade of the British and Empire Armies. There were some quite serious initial problems with inefficient, or faulty, restraining levers, strikers and fuses. Accidents rose to one for every 3,000 grenades. But such was the unreliability at the time, of the other manufactured and homemade grenades, this was not considered by the War Office to be that excessive. However, at least some of the Poor Bloody Infantry are known to have thought differently; particularly those who had not been properly trained in its use. Improvements in manufacturing standards were rapidly made, and the worst of these faults largely eliminated. More rigorous training programmes for the troops were instituted and safer techniques for the handling and transportation of grenades were developed.
Although most of the 12 hand grenades mentioned earlier went into limited production, the majority were never adopted on a really large scale. And some were found to be so dangerous in use that they were immediately withdrawn, e.g. the Nos. 13 and 14 Pitcher Grenades. The models, other than the No. 1. Percussion Stick Grenade and the No. 5 Mills Bomb were as follows. The No. 2 the Hale, or Mexican, Stick Grenade. The Nos. 6 and 7 Lemon, Light and Heavy Pattern, Grenades. (The former contained only H.E., whilst the latter also contained steel scrap - both were coke-can in shape). The No. 12, Box Pattern, which was a variation of the Hairbrush Grenade. The Nos. 13 and 14 Pitcher Grenades, mentioned above, that were respectively of light steel and cast iron and contained steel scrap. The No. 18 Percussion Stick-Grenade that was identical to the No.1, except it had a different detonator. The No. 19 Percussion Stick-Grenade Grenade (A redesign of the No. 1 with a cast iron pear shaped body plus a different detonator). The Battye Bomb and the Ball and Oval Bombs.
1916-1918. In 1916, the improved No.23 Mk.II version of the Mills Bomb was introduced. A further redesign was carried out in 1917, which produced the No. 23 Mark III and the No. 36 that was very similar. The Mills Bomb came into its own in the trenches where the labyrinthine nature of the defences made advance without the clearing effect of hand-grenades highly problematic.
In 1917, the light (0.7lb.) No. 34 Egg Grenade was introduced, largely to overcome the complaints about the size and weight of the Mills Bomb. It had a 7 second delay fuse activated by hitting a striker-pin against the heel of the boot. But despite campaigns for the introduction of other grenades - particularly a new percussion grenade - administrative and executive inertia meant nothing ever really challenged the Mills Bomb for the remaining duration of the Great War. And, indeed, long after.
During the Great War, the British and Empire troops were supplied with over 33 million Mills Bombs.
N.B. The author, David Payne, would like to acknowledge the assistance he received from Anthony Saunders' book, Weapons of the Trench War 1914 -1914 (1999), published by Sutton, UK, in the verification of the more arcane technical detail of Great War hand grenades: a most useful reference book.


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A working-class woman who became a star of the art world is in the limelight again — with the first major exhibition since her death and a leading role in a new movie.
Dame Laura Knight was a household name for most of her lifetime, and in 1936 became the first woman to become a full member of the Royal Academy. But her enormous popularity made her unfashionable with critics, and her reputation had faded even before her death in 1970 aged 92.
Now her career will be re-examined in an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. Its staff began preparations before knowing about the film Summer In February, which stars Hattie Morahan as Dame Laura, Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens, and Dominic Cooper.
The film is set in the artists' community in Newlyn, Cornwall, which was a formative period in Knight's career.
National Portrait Gallery curator Rosie Broadley said the starting point for its exhibition was a painting from that time, a 1913 self-portrait. Ms Broadley said: "The timing is good for us that the film is coming out for the summer — but it just happens to be a coincidence. It's the centenary of our painting and she is an artist ripe for reappraisal."
Knight was born in Nottingham in 1877 and became the youngest pupil to attend the local art school at 13. She married artist Harold Knight and moved to Cornwall, where she had the freedom to study from life in a way refused to her — as a woman — at art college. The self-portrait includes a female nude, her friend Ella Naper.
Ms Broadley said Knight produced some of her most important work in the Cornish period. Yet her career was only just beginning and she went on to win fame for backstage depictions of actors and dancers in London, as well as gypsies and then female air force and munitions workers during the Second World War. She also designed ceramics and posters for the Underground.
"Critics were snobbish about her," Ms Broadley said. "Yet she had a real talent for friendship and becoming accepted by different groups. It means her portraits are some of her best work because she really got to know her subjects."
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- Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2012 03:04:37 -0800 (PST)
The version of this program as it appears on my website is the
original development scheme as I wrote it piecemeal over the past
fifteen years. I have no intention of changing it in any way because
I believe the expansive simplicity of this first form is helpful in
the understanding of it all however banal it might seem today with the
benefit of hindsight.
The variable names may seem naïve and the procedures in need of
polishing up but that is the way I liked it first day and I am going
to leave like that. I could easily rewrite the whole lot and
introduce some smart short-form code that would create a slick program
but who wants that. I personally hate it.
I have put this cryptography in the public domain and invited people
to modify it to their heart's content – please do that instead of
criticising what you see.
I take the view that my original mission was to amalgamate some
difficult mathematics, cryptography and programming into a successful
unit that works reliably. That has been done in a satisfactory way.
I appreciate it that if someone like say NSA or IBM decided to use my
cryptography they would immediately employ their massive resources to
change my programs into something quite different that would suit them
better, until that happens if ever, there is no point in me doing
anything to enhance my own work. I prefer it as it is.
The review of the Ada programming language in 2005 introduced some new
vector methods for people who asked for a mechanical means of doing
things in vector arithmetic that previously were done in user-crafted
longhand procedures albeit by the computer. It is not beneficial to
me to use these new methods because I have certain benefits still
emanating from the older procedures that I don't wish to discard – I
do know about these new methods however.
The cryptographic strength of this cryptography is underpinned by
these basic tenets,
1) Each ciphertext item is the sum of two vectors. It is impossible
by any means known to mankind to deduce what these are, Alice and Bob
of course can do so. Decryption cannot proceed without that
knowledge => "ciphertext only" attack is foiled completely.
2) The ciphertext is a string of studiously crafted mathematical
discontinuities that trap all attempts at numerical inversion of the
ciphertext by such means as linear analysis, differential analysis,
plain ordinary numerical methods or indeed any probabilistic means
whatever => numerical attack is completely foiled.
3) I have just demonstrated that the ciphertext string can be made
impervious to all statistical attack by the ploy of making it a
scientifically random set => statistical attack on intercepted samples
of ciphertext data is foiled.
These are the three main precepts of the scheme as defence weapons
against the illegal cryptanalyst.
As Mr Kerchoff says in words to the same effect,
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secrecy of communications."
The entities operate from mutually synchronised databases that are
easy enough to keep safe after the one-off initial secure physical
delivery of the copy database has been made to Bob.
(please note – it is ludicrous to make hypothetical assumptions of
situations that seem to say that there is vulnerability through
cryptanalysis of the arrays of the databases that the entities use
*inside their secure databases in my crypto scheme. These databases
must be breached first and then there is no need for clever analysis.
This is like saying how badly stacked the gold is in Fort Knox and how
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The numbers of gang members in the state's prisons, which generally handle prisoners after they are sentenced, and the jails, where inmates await trial, are still relatively small.
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There wasn't much news, let alone good news, about the horse racing industry's future emanating from a town hall meeting hosted by Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale Progressive Conservative candidate Donna Skelly last Monday night at the Dutch Mill Country Market.

Although the meeting, attended by three Tory MPPs, was held to discuss local agricultural issues, questions predominantly focused on the provincial government's proposed gaming modernization plan and what it means for local breeders, farmers and track owners.

The government's decision to build casinos and eliminate the Slots at the Racetrack Program effectively destroys the financial lifeline for the horse racing industry, which employs approximately 60,000 people in Ontario.

"It was a very bad decision that the government made, but they made it nonetheless. They need to change their mind and they can see it, but they just don't seem to be willing to," said former Tory minister of agriculture, Ernie Hardeman, MPP for Oxford. "If they allow the industry to fail, I don't think a future government could resurrect it. Hopefully, we get the opportunity to correct it before it's fatal."

Even current Liberal Agriculture Minister Ted McMeekin agreed his government 'dropped the ball', said Hardeman referring to a quote from the ADFW MPP featured in a recent issue of The Hamilton Spectator.

"But then why didn't he (McMeekin) speak up on behalf of Ontario farmers and his constituents?" he said.

Monte McNaughton, MPP for Lambton-Kent-Middlesex brought forth a private member's bill calling for referendums before any new casinos were built in Ontario.

"Of course it passed second reading and then the Liberals prorogued the house which killed my bill," said McNaughton, PC critic for Economic Development and Innovation.

What the Tories propose is putting a halt on the new casinos, doing away with the OLG, and giving "first crack to the horse racing industry to buy the existing slots at fair market value," said McNaughton.

A detailed PC plan for the horse racing industry is still several weeks away, "but that's the direction we're going," said McNaughton.

The Tories' proposals are "welcome and great but it's very long-term and time dependent," said one race- horse owner, who mused, "should we be expecting any kind of an announcement before March 31, or do we just close up shop?"

"We don't know what the government or the OLG has planned," said McNaughton. "It's all being done under a veil of secrecy. When the house goes back (Feb. 19), we'll be asking questions on the issue. It's going to be up to her (premier-designate Kathleen Wynne) now until there is an election, what happens."

Hardeman was not optimistic about Wynne's commitment to the industry.

"I don't believe that today, of all the challenges she has and the comments she has made, that this is going to be the first thing she's going to address," said Hardeman of the future of horse racing.

A reversal of the decision would depend on how far along the process was when a change of government occurred, said Hardeman, adding there were only two upcoming opportunities for a possible election, being after the Throne Speech, or following the budget, which must be presented before the end of April.

The government will do everything they can to negotiate a budget or throne speech that will please one of the opposition parties to avoid going to the polls, said Hardeman. And if the horse racing dilemma was part of those negotiations, it's possible that support could be included, he added.

There was "a lot of doom and gloom" in the air, piped up one audience member who expressed his frustration at the looming deadline and lack of a concrete plan to save the local industry.

"I know about the hard work and the passion," said the racehorse owner as the meeting concluded. "It's pretty sad thinking it's all done. That's all I can say, it's sad. I think the PCs are trying, but it's so time dependent. We're going to run out of time and things will not be reversed."


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Traditional Potato Latkes
Serve these with a side of Caramel Applesauce and a dollop of sour cream.
- Servings: 4
Source: Martha Stewart Living, December/January 1994
- 2 (about 1 1/4 pounds) all-purpose or Yukon gold potatoes, peeled
- 2 large eggs, room temperature
- 1 medium white onion, finely grated
- 8 scallion greens, finely slivered
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Vegetable oil, for frying
Over a large bowl of cold water, grate potatoes into long strips, using the largest holes of a box grater. Transfer grated potatoes from water into another bowl. Pour off water from first bowl, reserving sediment. Add sediment to potatoes.
Add eggs, onion, and scallion greens. Season with salt and pepper. Mix well by hand.
Fill a large heavy-bottomed frying pan with 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch of oil until very hot, about 385 degrees.
Drop 1 heaping tablespoonful of potato mixture into the pan. Cook until golden brown, about 3 minutes; the pan should hold five or six latkes per batch. Turn latkes over, and cook on the other side until golden brown, about another 3 minutes.
Latkes can be transferred to a baking sheet and kept warm in a 200 degrees.oven for up to a half hour before serving.
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karenHillary8 DEC, 2010These are so good--and SO EASY!!! And they don't discolor! My favorite latke recipe. Thanks, Martha!Reply
Zippybk1 DEC, 2010Martha! I can't believe you forgot the matzo meal.Reply
boring45462 JUN, 2008I have made these and about to again but I added carrot and zuchcini as well just to get a bit more veges into them they are great.Reply
Amberrocks7 MAY, 2008I have tried several different recipes this is by far my favorate for potato latkes. I backed of the white onion a bit due to guest suggestions. I liked the amount of onion but I really like onions! I also freeze them so I alway's have them on hand! Enjoy everyone else does!Reply


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Advice Questions about Parents:
Dear IML,
My mom seems really depressed. When I come home from school, she's crying. And that makes me want to cry, too. I've already had a bad day! I lost my crush to someone else, my teacher's mean, and now I have to listen to this! It makes me sad and I hate it. She doesn't have the energy to do things around the house. Last night my dad had to cook dinner because my mom was crying herself to sleep on the couch. I give her a hug and tell her I love her, but that doesn't seem to make things better. What should I do?
--Martha, 10
From Josephine Schiff, MSW, LCSW, school social worker in Northern New Jersey
Dear Martha,
Thanks for writing to IML. Yes, your mom does seem depressed. Crying, having no energy, and losing interest in things are symptoms of depression. Martha, it may not seem to make things better when you hug her, but it does. She is having a hard time showing it. Her depression is not your fault, and there are many others who care about you. You sound like youve been going through a rough time in school, too. What concerns me, Martha, is that its important to have someone to talk to. Is there a school counselor or teacher (not the mean one!) you can talk to? I really suggest having a talk with your Dad, because he can reassure you about your moms condition and how, as a family, you can all cope with this situation. Take care, and let us know how you and your mom are doing.
Dear IML,
My parents are so overprotective! They won't let me get a cell phone. They think that it's way too expensive and I don't need one because there's always pay phones. Well, I have been researching phones for about a YEAR and I found that there are some REALLY CHEAP phones. But they don't care. And where I live, there are almost NO payphones. Everyone has a cell phone. They think that I will call bad people. I'm only going to use it for emergencies, talk to my parents, and MAYBE call my friends. But any time I talk to them about getting one they just laugh and think that I am joking. It makes me feel REALLY small.
--Matt, 12
Hey Matt!
I am 18 years old and barely got my driving permit. My parents are overprotective too. They mean well. But, how embarrassing! All my friends have been driving for over two years now, and I've just gotten behind the wheel. My parents have reasoned that as long as they are available to take me places, I don't need to learn how to drive. I feel like such a baby having my Mommy drive me to school and to the movies, and if I want to go somewhere but she doesn't want to take me, I'm stuck at home. But they don't care, at least it seems that way.
Perhaps they just care too much. The more and more I drive, the higher the
risk of me being involved in a car accident. It is a lot of responsibility to drive a car. Although much smaller than a car, a cell phone is a lot of responsibility, too. You have to monitor the minutes of your phone, be sure it is always charged, be sure to have it with you at all times, and carry it carefully so as not to drop it or lose it. Some cell phones are pretty cheap, and I bet you can probably find a plan that is reasonably priced too. But I don't think your parents are concerned about
that. They are concerned that you are not responsible to have a cell phone
yet. I have to prove to them that I will be a responsible, cautious, and safe driver; I think you have to prove to your parents that you are ready for a cell phone.
Show them that you are responsible by taking initiative with chores, doing
your homework before mom bugs you, treating your sibs as if they were human
beings, etc. Try that and then present them with the cell phone prices and
plans. SHOW them how serious you are, and they might consider things differently.
--Vanessa, IML Mentor
Dear Matt,
I think the best way to get your parents to listen is to ask them to sit down with you and explain to them all of the reasons why you need a cell phone. Explain to them how you have done your research on phones and have worked everything out like the price and how many minutes you can use. It is very important to show them that they can trust you and that you will be responsible and organized. To impress them, maybe try to pick one cell phone that is a good deal. Type up a list of reasons you need the cell phone and a list of who would be the only people you would call. Make a project out of it and your parents just might see that you took these matters in your own hands and are really dedicated to getting this phone. Ask your parents politely to trust you this once so you can prove to them that you deserve a cell phone and will be responsible with it. Remember that your parents are just looking out for you and making sure that you will be in no danger by getting a cell phone. Its hard to admit as a teenager myself, but from experience you will learn that parents seem to always know best and are always looking out for your best interests.
--Joel, IML Mentor
Hey Matt,
It's true -- it does seem like everyone has a cell phone! In fact, a lot of my friends don't even use their home phones anymore. Have you ever thought about raising money for a cell phone yourself? See if you can start getting an allowance for doing chores around the house and make a deal with your parents to pay part of the phone cost. Also, a lot of cell phone companies have family plans, so if your parents already have phones (or if they want them), you could be added on for less than an individual plan. Point out to them that getting you a phone will benefit them, because as you get older, you'll go places without them more often; with a phone, it will be easier for them to reach you. Right now they probably think you only want it for selfish reasons, and that it's not necessary in your life. Show them how it will make life easier for them and you, and try to help out with the cost. Hopefully, they might change their minds before your next birthday.
--Lauren, IML Mentor
Dear IML,
I want to wear two-piece bathing suits but my parents told me that I'm "too young to show that much skin." How can I convince them that I'm old enough to wear them?
--Trina, 12
Hey Trina!
Ah, parents and their dress code rulesalways a difficult topic. I found that the best way to deal with these kinds of situations is to compromise. If they won't let you wear bikinis, there are a lot of tankinis that are really cute that don't show off as much of your body. Or maybe you could find a bikini that has shorts for bottoms and the tops have more coverage than triangles of fabric. Keep in mind that your parents aren't trying to ruin your pool fun, they're trying to protect you. What is a piece of clothing to you can be a huge distraction to boys, and while you may get attention, it's probably not the kind that you want (or that your parents want you to have). Who wants to be liked just for physical reasons? One more thing: bikinis arent all theyre cracked up to be. If you're at the beach in a bikini, sometimes it's hard to play volleyball, swim, run, etc. due to lack of comfort and the impending fear that your top will come untied!
--Lauren, IML Mentor
Dear Trina,
I know two-pieces are cute but sometimes they can be too revealing and risqu for younger girls. There are many responsibilities that come with showing more skin than usual. Your parents are just trying to protect you. But, I understand your frustrations so I will suggest that you tell your parents about the "tankini." A "tankini" is a two-piece bathing suit where the top is a tank top style and the bottom is a bikini or boy short style. Maybe your parents will be more lenient towards that type of suit. If all else fails, you can always purchase an extremely cute one-piece suit!
--Tiffany, IML Mentor
Hey Trina!
My parents are very strict. I will be eighteen this month and my Dad still wont let me wear bikinis. He says that I have to be conservative as long as I live in his house. Well, Im not moving out anytime soon, so too bad for me, I guess. But during the years there have been other articles of clothing I have been able to gradually implement, thanks to the art of negotiation. For the longest time I couldnt wear tank tops because they show my shoulders and my Dad didnt want me to. But its hot! Id protest. Well, hed say, go take a shower. One day, I found this really thick tank top and because the strap was at least two inches, he let me wear it. My advice to you is first, understand their point-of-view, even its just the fact that no is no. Then, find a bathing suit that is not so revealing, like a tankini. If that wont work, try a halter one-piece. There are a lot of cute bathing suits that are not bikinis; you just need to do a little research and be creative. It is very important that you dont immerse yourself in the sole fact that you are restricted. Life is full of obstacles but we all just deal with them. See this as an obstacle that you just gotta work around. Your parents have the last word and that will always be so. We as the kids must improvise. Understand where they are coming from and they will see you as mature.
--Vanessa, IML Mentor
Dear IML,
My mom and everybody in my family thinks I'm crazy! I tell them that someday I will run for first woman president of the U.S.A., and that I will be something bigand then they start laughing. I just wish they could know that they are hurting my feelings. Please help me!
--Maria, 11
Dear Maria (Future President),
It hurts when the people you love don't support your dream. However, what I have learned is that a big part of growing up is learning to separate your family and friend's wishes from your own. I know it sounds terrible, because as children we are very attached to our family's approval. But you need to become your own person and realize that you can be whatever you want to be. If your family thinks youre crazy, that's fine. After all, you don't need THEM to study and work hard, right? Work your hardest for your dream and don't pay attention to their reaction. It might also be a good idea to let your family know how serious you are, and how badly you feel hurt when they belittle your dreams. Let them know that even if theyre not fully convinced that you can do it, you still expect their support.
--Samantha, IML Mentor
Dear Maria,
Having someone you care about tell you that you can't succeed does hurt. When I was in the 8th grade, I decided to run for several high positions in my school's student government. Because I wasn't that popular, a lot of people tried to caution me because they didn't think I would win. By everyone implying that I wouldn't win, it gave me the strength to try even harder. Once December came, I was the president of the graduating class, the student body, and advisory representative. Perhaps your family wants you to think realistically since the past presidents have been all men. But Maria, if you really feel you want to become president and you have the determination and dedication to do so, Maria, you can do anything you set your mind to. I wish you luck in all your endeavors and I'll be looking for your name on the presidential ballot.
--Tiffany, IML Mentor
Dear Maria,
First of all, you are not crazy! Because if you are, then I am too! I also used to
tell my parents that I want to be the first woman president of the U.S. But in a way, I couldnt blame them for dismissing it as a childhood fantasy. This is a really big ambition, you know. Sometimes it's hard for others to really
understand that you mean it, you're good enough for it, and you're willing to
work hard for it. I think that the most important thing is that you don't feel ashamed about your dreams. Everyone should be free to dream and to realize those dreams. So what I suggest that you do is to keep working hard at school so as to achieve as much as you can. There will come a day when youve really proven yourself, and you can tell your parents, See, I can do it! Good luck!
--Joyce, IML Mentor
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Cons: Noise, Static, durability
I purchased my first Smart grinder nine months ago. I was thrilled with it and thought I had found the perfect grinder for a French press grind that would change settings quick and easy.
I was able to set the grinder to 8 cups and toss a precise charge (+/- 1 gram). This was worked well daily for 9 months until the machine started to produce a lot of static and began tossing a charge that was off by up to 20 grams. Luckily I had bought the unit at a local store that swapped it out for a new unit.
Unfortunately the second copy is not nearly as accurate as the first and it produces more static.
The Hopper holds 13 ounces of beans and has a nice tight fitting lid. It has a quick release feature which I find of little value as you have to turn the machine up-side down and shake out the beans between the hopper and burrs (about 3 oz) or grind the machine empty before removing the burr.
The upper burr removes for cleaning.
Settings are super easy to use and dial in. This will no doubt be a big plus for a lot of users. The face is lit which is a nice feature for those early morning coffee grinding sessions. Unfortunately this machine makes enough noise to wake the neighbors. It is really loud.
The Smart Grinder comes with a cleaning brush and some other small attachments. 1 year warranty is a bit weak for a machine this expensive.
For the first nine months I was very pleased with this machine. In fact I thought it was great. However after having it die after 9 months of daily use and getting a not so great second copy has left me with a less than stellar out look on this machine. Currently I'm considering returning it for a refund and getting the Baratza Virtuoso which will certainly be my next grinder either way.
I find it hard to suggest this machine. The Cuisinart burr grinder retails for roughly $50. They are more than adequate for any thing other than espresso but even the Smart grinder won't suffice in that regard at a much higher price point. The upgrade in the smart grinder Vs the Cuisinart amounts to a more consistent grind, a little more convenience (when it throws the right amount in a charge) and it looks pretty schnazzy. Beyond that the static and longevity are problematic at least in the two units I have had.
These are priced the same at all e-tailers and stores that I found. If you decide to buy one I'd suggest going with a local store that can exchange the grinder hassle free or honor the warranty should the need arise.


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In 2001, he started an art company, Aradani Studios, with his brother Paul. Together they have shown and worked in shows across America selling both their artwork and costuming. While Michael has worked for such popular role-playing franchises as Dragonlance and Castlemourn, his real passion is for his personal work. He works in mediums from oil paint to latex prosthetics, video to graphite. You can see his work at www.michaelbielaczyc.com.
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|914 sq. ft.
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Neat 4.5 Zi-Duplex apartment on the 1st floor for max. 4 persons, with beautiful views of the Eiger North Face, the mountains and the glacier. Beautiful living room with sofas, large new flat screen TV (HD), radio, CD player, video, telephone, dining area, open kitchen with corner bench and dishwasher, 1 double bedroom, 2 single bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, underfloor heating, free high-speed Internet connection, Wi -Fi / WLAN. Large balcony on south and east side with rattan lounge and dining table, and lounge chairs, covered car park. Only permitted to Non smoking, no pets.
Neat 4.5 room duplex apartment on the 1st and 2nd Floor for max. 4 people, 4 family chalet on the sunny side of Grindelwald. On the ground floor there are the Studio East and West Studio. Very quiet and sunny location. Fantastic views of the Eiger North Face, the mountains and the glaciers. Only 5-8 minute walk from Grindelwald Station, Station of the Jungfrau Railways Jungfraujoch 'Top of Europe' and to Interlaken. The village center with the shopping center 'Eiger +' and the sports center with indoor swimming pool, restaurants, are within walking distance from the chalet.
All apartments have their own free high-speed Internet connection, WLAN / Wi-Fi, dishwasher, large flat-screen TV, new health mattresses. All apartments have a beautiful furnished terrace / balcony with a large comfortable rattan and dining table, deck chairs and great views of the Eiger North Face.
Washer and dryer with coins in the house.
Non smoking apartments, no pets.
Bettwäsche; Bade-und Handtücher sind im Mietpreis inbegriffen.
Max. 4 Personen, keine Zusatzbetten vorhanden.
Nur an Nichtraucher, keine Haustiere.
Anreise: 16: - 18.00
Gäste werden im Winter auf Wunsch vom Bahnhof oder Parkhaus bei der Anreise abgeholt und zum Chalet gebracht!
all laundry included.
Check-in time: 16: - 18:00
non Smoking apartment
During Winter season 4 weel drive and chains necessary by snow and ice on the road!
Guests can be picked up by arrival from the train station or car park and taken to the chalet during the winter season!
Our family had a wonderful stay at Ruths apartment in Grindelwald. The apartment is located just above the main area of the town. A good steep walk up the hill. The apartment has everything you could need for a holiday and has the most amazing view and we spent most of our time sitting outside admiring it!
Swiss Chalet in charming Grindelwald. Two levels, three bedrooms and two full baths gives everyone their private space. Delightful wrap around deck with amazing views of the Swiss Alps. Wakening and going to sleep to the sounds of cow bells made us feel close to nature. This must be the best location in the B.O. area. Down in town a fun festival just happened to be going on with grill outs and rides. Easy assess to Jungfrau Top of the World, Luderbrunnen and villages beyond.
One of the best ways to beat the high cost of eating out was to have this Chalet with full kitchen and dining while being entertained by the mountains that literally surrounded us. These are some of the reasons we chose this lovely home. I would not recommend a hotel in this area, you would miss out on so much.
Wonderful stay, Beautiful views. Ruth very pleasant and helpful. Hope to stay again someday.
The Chalet was much more than expected!! It was very large with three bedrooms, two large bathrooms and a large deck with indescribable views of the Eiger. It is very convenient to he area trains and cable cars. Our daughters took their first ski lesson. The Chalet was impeccably clean, and had everything you needed. The reception was perfect. Thanks for a great time!!!
Chalet Moosrain has probably given us the most memorable family vacation of our lives. The main balcony has the most breathtaking view one could possibly imagine. As the cook for the week, I was astonished to discover that the Chalet has a kitchen which is supplied with absolutely everything you could possibly want or need, other than the food itself. There are two dining areas, one in the kitchen and one in the ample living room. And the cupboards and breakfront contain every kind of crockery, fondue sets, lovely stemware and just about anything you could possibly need or want for dining at home. The three bedrooms were immaculately clean and the beds were extremely comfortable. The shower water pressure was excellent and, of course, the water from the tap tasted better than any brand of bottled water. Grindelwald is situated in an ideal location for taking day trips to the numerous waterfalls, cable cars, villages with no cars, mountain hikes, lakes... as much nature and attractions in nature that you have time for. Although we had rented a car, everything seems to be accessible by bus or by train. The train station is just down the hill from the chalet. After a week, we simply did not want to leave. Our next vacation will be back at Moosrain in the efficiency apartment without the kids. We had a look at it (the apartment we stayed in occupied the second and third floors of the chalet and the efficiency is on the ground floor but still with the same breathtaking view) and it looks just as well supplied as the upstairs apartment. The owner is so lovely and we just could not believe our luck at having found this remarkable, perfect vacation hide-away. We recommend it very highly.
I am somewhat hesitant in dealing with owners directly as I'd been burned in the past but this holiday was plain sailing from start to finish.
We arrived at Basel airport at about 9:30 and arrived in Grindelwald at about 14:30.
The walk to the chalet from the town was steep and we arrived sweaty and out of breath, not realising that we really should have taken a taxi for us and our belongings. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful and invited us to sit on the balcony, having given us all a nice cold drink. Bliss.
I should mention the climb. It was the part of the day we always least looked forward to, especially as we'd been out walking most of the day. On occasions we took the free bus to the top of the road above the chalet and then walked down, but although less effort it took at least double the time to get there compared to walking. A minor irritation I suppose.
The chalet was very well appointed and clean, with almost all the utensils and facilities you could hope for. The free WiFi was especially useful in keeping the children entertained on their smartphones plus researching days out, etc.
Oh, the views. Did I not mention the views? Let's put it this way: no amount of video or photography of any kind can capture the pure majesty of the surrounding mountains. It was stunning. I'm also glad we went in the summer because the landscape was laid out in all its snow-free beauty. I'm sure it's beautiful in the snow but I suspect summer has the best views.
Grindelwald centre has a couple of supermarkets where we were able to get our self-catering food. Be warned though, prices are silly, even for fresh produce. In fact EVERYTHING in that area was expensive. Eating out in the evening for 4 people was always over £110. Drinks are pricey too. A pint of beer and a coke was over £10.
It was never crowded although we were surprised at the amount of Japanese everywhere we went. Everyone was unfailingly friendly, especially where customer service was involved. Waiters were very attentive and efficient too.
For getting around we used the half-fare Swiss pass and it seemed to cover most things, ski lifts included. I'm still not sure whether it was good value, given the base purchase price, but it was psychologically satisfying to get 20-50% off most fares, including a trip to the Top Of Europe – the Junfraujoch. Equally stunning and pricey.
All in all, a spectacular (if expensive) holiday. Thoroughly recommended.
Very quiet and centrally located. Approximately 5-7 minutes above Grindelwald, shopping mall and town center station.
Ideal apartment without a car.
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Friends, The Bright Sparkle Of Life - Poem by shirani ibrahim
Friends and Pearls of Wisdom
Under the unshaded eyes of the sand covered skies.
Glistens a sweet silvery streak through the gloomy sunrise.
Through the changing scenes of life, true friends fail not.
Despite the branches of many a life's strain, it did not.
Dim the sparkle of life, that was once so blissfully bright.
Friends so precious and rare brightens the darkest night.
Pearls of wisdom overflowed constantly so flawlessly.
Answers to riddles a many with honesty effortlessly.
With the sweet fragrance of hope strength and loyalty.
Gracefully placed on a pedestal are true friends with dignity.
Need for loving care, concern was the name of the game.
To life's road paved with variables, an emotional game.
This world is just a stage and soon will end its play.
When into heavenly arms the journey will soundly lay.
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Poll: Support for Obamacare repeal hits new high
posted at 11:02 am on June 27, 2013 by Guy Benson
Fox releases another tranche of glum polling for the White House. On repeal:
A record number of voters want the 2010 Affordable Care Act repealed entirely, while sizable majorities say they are worried about their health care under the new law and expect their medical costs will go up, according to a new Fox News poll. The poll, released Wednesday, finds that 58 percent of voters favor repealing all (39 percent) or some (19 percent) of President Obama's signature legislative achievement. Another 19 percent would leave the law as is, while 17 percent would expand its coverage further…A 62-percent majority of independents favors repealing at least some of the law.
On health security and costs:
Nearly three times as many voters say the health care law makes them feel more worried (66 percent) rather than reassured (23 percent). And the anxiety is rising — the number feeling worried is up 15 percentage points since July 2012, soon after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the law constitutional last year. Concern is widespread, as more than 60 percent in every age group feel worried about their health care in the future. It peaks at 70 percent among those ages 65 and over. Overall, 65 percent of voters think their health care costs will increase under the law. Few — eight percent — say their costs will go down, while 24 percent thinks costs will stay about the same.
Eight percent of Americans now believe the president's central promise will come true. That's half the percentage of Americans who approve of Congress, which really puts that abysmal number in perspective. Nearly three-fifths of the population wants Obamacare repealed, and almost two-thirds of Americans expect their costs to rise. But keep on laughing at the GOP for trying to undo this monstrosity, media folks — especially now that the hyper-credible Internal Revenue Service is prominently tied to the law.
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You can buy a machine to produce your own Kangen water, as it's called, from Enagic salesman Michael Katz, who claims that high PH ionized water eliminates toxicity, reverses aging, and hydrates the body on a cellular level using water that is electronically configured into micro clusters that reach the body where regular water can't.
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One of the great incongruities of the NBA comes from the way some members of the public treat the stars of the Miami Heat. That is, they're slandered for taking less money in order to play together, despite the fact that almost every notable free agent in any sport is pressured by fans to take less money for the good of the team. Never mind the fact that the owners are, to a tee, wealthier than almost all of the players and are often much more equipped to deal with things like the luxury tax. That is to say — the average NBA player often needs to grab as much money from each contract as possible, because their ability to make money through basketball is on a very, very short lifespan. Usually, they need to take what they can get when they can get it.
LeBron James is not one of those players. Suffice it to say that in order for LeBron James to ever have to work a day he doesn't want to, he would have to spend an inordinate amount of money, lose all of his sponsors, and burn every bridge he's built twice. No one in the NBA is more equipped to suffer the financial losses that a reduced contract would bring than James, which was part of the reason why Chris Bosh wound up the highest paid member of Miami's Big Three — as far as NBA contracts go. With the Heat having been sent back to South Beach in a whirlwind of loss, sadness, and frailty, what was once a lock to be not five, not six, not seven … seasons of a LeBron lead Miami squad now looks like it could be ending, and Micky Arison's got to bear a brunt of the blame.
Arison, the owner of the Miami Heat, has paid a healthy amount of the luxury tax every year past the original formation of the super team that's made the NBA Finals four years in a row; but by opting towards thriftiness over this past season, Arison may have alienated his superstar point forward. As Dan Feldman from NBC Sports breaks down, the Heat amnestied Mike Miller (and Feldman doesn't mention it, but the amnesty came just days after Pat Riley had said they weren't going to amnesty anyone), traded away their 2014 draft pick in order to offload Joel Anthony's contract, and failed to leverage their Mid Level Exception, or their MLE, into getting someone that might've helped them more than the scrap heap signings of Greg Oden and Michael Beasley.


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One way of doing this is included in the Graphics/Graphics.m package.
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text: In an interview with design magazine Dezeen, German industrial designer Richard Sapper revealed that he was once recruited by Steve Jobs to do design work for Apple. The interview doesn't specify when the recruitment happened, but it could have been in the early 80's when Apple was just starting out, or in the mid-90's after Jobs returned to the company. The 81-year old Sapper has been designing products for nearly 60 years, including lamps, phones, radios, coffee makers and an IBM ThinkPad notebook. Article Link: Famed Designer Richard Sapper Was Once Recruited by Steve Jobs


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Davos proposal: require "licenses" for internet use
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Apparently, this forward thinking, visionary, and very prudent measure was put forth by Craig Mundie, chief research and strategy officer for Microsoft.
...A "driver's licence" for the web would be Christmas every day of the year for the control freaks....Its not clear at present what the pass/fail criteria for license testing would be, who would administer them, what their duration would be, and if retesting upon renewal would be required, or if fees would be collected.
...Without the internet, the completely fictitious global warming "consensus" would still be unchallenged, state power massively enlarged, $54 trillion of Western taxpayers' money flooding into the coffers of carbon companies and people's lives made miserable by totalitarian restrictions imposed to counter a non-existent threat...
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• Quite the most inexplicable thing about that Commons vote against a strike in Syria was that it flew in the face of quite specific advice from the former prime minister Mr Tony. That MPs felt they had the right to ignore his entreaties just shows how much the rot has set in. For all that, there are people who still value his view on things, and thus we find the sage of the age scheduled to impart those wisdoms to the less truculent sorts he will find at the World Travel & Tourism Council shindig in Seoul next week. It will, says the WTTC, be "fascinating to hear his first-hand experience of the economic and social contribution" of the travel industry. And it will. And so it should. Fascination of the Mr Tony kind hardly ever comes cheap.
• The weekend, meanwhile, allowed time to reflect on Scotland Yard's apparent reluctance to come clean about whether or not its officers had the late Bernie Grant MP under surveillance. You will recall that his widow Sharon Grant, stung in to action by Guardian revelations about past undercover operations, has asked for info under the Freedom of Information Act. The Yard is considering availing itself of a legal exemption. A figure with much knowledge of how things work at Scotland Yard considers the Met's position. "If there was improper surveillance of Bernie while he was a sitting MP then that is a matter of major importance and heads would have to roll," says our confidant. Potentially much worse than the illicit recording of Sadiq Khan MP, who was bugged while talking to a constituent. "That was the recording of a conversation with a terrorist suspect who just happened to be talking to an MP in the confines of a prison. Ongoing intelligence-gathering in respect of an elected member would need to have been authorised at the very highest level in the Met and would almost certainly have been shared with the security services." No wonder there is head scratching about what to do.
• There has also been time to reflect on the fissures that affect the Greens, particularly in Brighton where its representatives control the municipality. This has been onerous for them of late, with much division caused by conflicting views about such issues as how to deal with a strike by refuse collectors. Councillors took a hard line, and were cast as venal hard hearts. Activists sympathetic to the protesting staff hung their heads in shame. But life must go on, and that was why a decision was apparently reached to bring in relationship counsellors to address the situation whereby Green had set face against Green. The local Argus, which enjoys a ringside seat, notes: "Some insiders have labelled the groups 'watermelons', for those on the left, and 'mangoes' for those with more centrist views." Well, they did promise to be different.
• Great men predominate today, for there is a sighting of Lord Archer. Our hero gives the benefit to the County Magazine, which covers fashion, holidays and posh people at charity balls in the west country. "I can still do the west country accent," he tells interviewer Emma Dance. And then he does, perhaps not terribly well. "I suspect it's not something he does very often," the journo says. He's far too busy, pleasuring himself by checking reader ratings of his books on the internet. "He shows me some reader ratings on the tablet sitting beside him," writes Dance. "One of them has a 4.7 out of 5. 'It's the highest I have ever had,' he says, a note of pride edging into his voice." Humble, self-effacing as ever. At least he didn't wave a royalty cheque.
• Finally, TV mourns a pioneer, for there was no equal to the late Sir David Frost when it came to maintaining pole position in a perilous profession. Consider the programmes he fronted – The Frost Report, Frost over The World, The Frost Interviews, The Nixon/Frost interviews, Breakfast with Frost. Spot the common factor? Frost's name in lights. His long-time BBC editor Barney Jones once told a Coventry Conversations audience at that town's university that the master insisted on this so he could not be sacked without the programme going down too. Ever the strategist; always the smartest guy in the room.
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