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Jandakot Regional Park Bridle Trails
Jandakot Regional Park has numerous bridle trails that meander through the park through a range of intriguing landscapes including banksia woodland, wetlands and rural remnants .
About the Trail
This trail network is great place to start out on your trail riding experience, as it is fenced and you cannot get totally lost.
Trails are sand and limestone so depending on where you go horses do not have to be shod. The trails get very dusty in summer and the area can be quite wet in some places in winter. There are stepovers to access the trails to stop motorbikes getting in. The Southern boundary of the park does go along a moderately busy road so you may encounter traffic, but there is a fence between you and the road. Please be courteous at all times to other users of the park, which can include walkers and dogs.
ATHRA rating - Intermediate
There is float parking at the Magenup Equestrian Centre on the western side of the park. No other facilities, unless the Magenup Equestrian Centre gates are unlocked. Entering the reserves can be difficult, but both Denis De Young and Modong reserves have multiple entry points.
Please clean up all your manure and hay before leaving.
Need to Know
TimeTime depends on how many trails you ride
Distance14km total length of the trails Length is 14km.
Trail StartDe Haer Road, Wandi runs of Rowley Road, which is a Kwinana Fwy Exit
Degree of Difficulty
Moderate - Moderate level of fitness and experience required.
What to Pack?
Group C (Mountain bike trails) required.
- Group A and B items (see Trail Tips) plus
- Gloves to prevent blisters
- Spare inner tubes or puncture repair kit, pump, tool kit
- Mountain bike shoes and clipless pedals are recommended
Best Time of the YearApril to November
Access to the TrailDrive to Wandi (suburb of Perth)
Trail Contact
Armadale Visitors Centre
Telephone: 08 9394 5410
Web: http://www.visitarmadale.com.au/
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A wrongful-death lawsuit has been filed against Scottsdale over the death of a child at a fire station earlier this year.
Authorities say 16-month-old Joey Reiss was with his parents on tour of the station Feb. 3 when he was crushed by an automatically closing bay door.
He died from head and skull injuries at a hospital two days later.
The lawsuit filed by the boy's parents says the fire department should have put signs, sounds or a barrier near the bay door to prevent such an accident.
The suit doesn't seek a specific damage amount, but a previous notice of claim filed against the city sought $9 million.
Scottsdale officials say they dispute many of the factual and legal claims in the lawsuit and will defend the matter.


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Roller Weblogger is a Java-based, full-featured, Multi-blog, Multi-user, Open Source weblog server. Roller was originally written by Dave Johnson in 2002 for a magazine article on open source development tools, but became popular at FreeRoller.net (now JRoller.com) and was later chosen to drive the employee blogs at Sun Microsystems, Inc. and IBM developerWorks blogs. In 2007, Roller became an official project of the Apache Software Foundation.
- Romero, Alfonso (December 15, 2010). Apache Roller 4.0 Beginner's Guide (1st ed.). Packt Publishing. pp. 388. ISBN 184719950X. http://www.packtpub.com/apache-roller-4-0-beginners-guide/.
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South Korean scholar YoungJun Yang visits CAS
South Korean scholar YoungJun Yang as Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre for African Studies
YoungJun presenting his preliminary research findings at a CAS seminar with scholars from Czech Republic, Stellenbosch and South Korea
YoungJun is a doctoral candidate in Social Anthropology at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany. His doctoral project is on transnationality and identity politics in South Africa, South Korea and Germany through the lens of migrants - Serbian migrants in Germany, Zimbabwean migrants in South Africa and North Korean defectors in South Korea. His aim is mapping contemporary global dynamics between Africa, Asia and Europe through multi-sited ethnography.


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Justin Raimondo thinks the investigation is nothing but obstruction and won't end before Robert Mueller accuses someone of collusion.
Written just before the summit with Putin, editor-at-large at Antiwar.com Justin Raimondo pointed out that the indictments made by Robert Mueller were useless as law enforcement but were intended as political obstruction against Donald Trump at the summit.
While that's all recognized by everyone other than Democratic partisans, Raimondo also predicts that Robert Mueller is just getting started and plans to indict Americans for collusion!
Raimondo writes at Antiwar.com, "Saboteurs of Peace: On the Road to Helsinki."
If there was ever any doubt that the Russia-gate hoax is a scheme by the War Party to salvage their bankrupt foreign policy, and depose a democratically-elected President, then Robert Mueller's indictment of twelve alleged GRU agents for "interfering" in the 2016 election settles the matter once and for all. Are we supposed to believe it was just a coincidence that the indictment was made public just as Trump was about to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki?
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An indictment of twelve individuals who will never contest the charges, and which will not have to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law – to whom is it addressed? Not to any jury, but to the court of public opinion. It is, in short, pure propaganda, meant to sabotage Trump's Helsinki peace initiative before it has even convened.[…]
The indictment reads like a fourth-rate spy thriller: we are treated to alleged "real time" transcripts of Boris and Natasha in action, draining the DNC's email system as well as our precious bodily fluids. This material, perhaps supplied by the National Security Agency, contains no evidence that links either Russia or the named individuals to the actions depicted in the transcripts. We just have to take Mueller's word for it.
What Mueller is counting on is that the defendants will never show up in court. […]
Ominously, the indictment points to unnamed US individuals alleged to have collaborated with supposed Russian agents: Roger Stone has been identified as one of them, and no doubt others have been targeted by the special prosecutor's office. Anyone who thought the anti-Russian inquisition would be content with mini-big fish Mike Flynn and Paul Manafort, and the little tadpoles they'd managed to corral, is about to be proven dead wrong. This fishing expedition has barely begun.
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My 82nd Thanksgiving and I ponder.
Is there still a place for me? I wonder.
There are still new roses in spite of the freeze:
From the north comes a cold biting breeze.
Small child gives me a gift – slick, smooth stone;
Warm little arms go round my neck, off he trots leaving me alone.
Squeal from the kitchen as steam erupts from the potato pot.
Burning fingers are licked – that lid was hot.
The oven-baked pan waits in soapy water,
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Family prayers given with thankful hearts.
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ON THE PGA TOUR schedule next year the Asia swing in October will have as many tournaments as the Florida swing in March. The CJ Cup, won last week in South Korea by Justin Thomas, offers $9.25 million in prize money. Only the four majors, The Players and the World Golf Championship have higher purses. Not all Tour pros are thrilled at the prospect, what with jet lag, no decent cheeseburgers, and the possibility of a North Korean missile landing on the green. Kevin Kisner said: "It's great that there's a tournament with a $9.25 million purse in South Korea, but we're not all keen to get on a plane and fly over there."
Unfortunately the American economy isn't up to sponsoring limitless multi-million dollar tournaments; the PGA Tour is simply recognizing where the growth is. They can't afford to ignore it.
REMEMBERING A HERO. In 1931, 21 yr. old Douglas Bader lost both legs following a crash while attempting a low level flying manoeuvre over Reading airfield. Refusing to permit his injuries to rule his life, he fought in the Battle of Britain, shooting down over 20 German aircraft, and was eventually captured and imprisoned in Colditz. After the war he threw himself into golf to keep active, quickly getting down to single figures, after a shaky start when "Every time I swung a club I fell over." He became a fixture on the golf circuit, frequently appearing in the pro-celebrity series on television. Outspoken and with little patience with whingers, Sir Douglas was only upstaged once, according to Peter Alliss, and that was by Henry Cotton after a pouring wet day at the Berkshire, when everyone came in off the course absolutely sodden. Bader said: "Moan moan moan, I don''t know what you're complaining about Cotton," to which Cotton replied: "It's all right for you Douglas, your feet don't get wet."
Group Captain Bader, CBE, DSO & Bar, DFC & Bar, founded the Bader Cup, which was held annually, and raised over £20,000 a year for the disabled. The last Bader Cup was held at the Berkshire in 2013, players included Sir Bruce Forsyth. Now the good work is carried on by the English Disability Open, held this August at The Warwickshire Golf Club, the British Disabled Open, held at Ufford Park, Suffolk, in September, and the On Course Foundation which supports disabled ex servicemen and helps them obtain employment in the golfing industry.
Sir Douglas Bader died, aged 72, in1982, but his legacy lives on.
A TRIUMPHANT SERGIO GARCIA won the Andalucia Masters at Valderrama, after battling the elements. Coming in after Day 2 he groaned: "I found it really tough out there this afternoon. It was a little bit breezy, the fairways were starting to firm up, and the rain had made the greens a tiny bit bumpy." Poor soul, it must have been hell.
WILL LAS COLINAS win Spain's Best Golf Course award for the 3rd year running? La Manga Club and Resort will play host from 23-26th November to the most prestigious awards programme in the golf tourism industry: 'The World Golf Awards.' The organisers say that "Luminaries" will be ferried by limo from the airport to a 3-day jolly packed with exclusive golf activities, followed by a red-carpet Gala Ceremony. According to the dictionary, 'Luminaries' are "heavenly bodies giving off light" so shouldn't they arrive in their own Fiery Chariots?
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The Delegate and Callbacks in iOS
Deal with async code. There is no black and white.
Story of Mine
I used to believe the world of programming is a gentle place where code is executed from top to bottom.
If you are already familiar with sync/async code, feel free to get to the main section.
print("Hello, world")
print("Life is great")
print("How are you?")
Not long after, I've discovered we don't live in an ideal world. We may have to execute functions only after another.
This situation often occurs when you work with UI tasks such as pressing a button to network with the server.
func likePost() {
// increase "likes" by one
Let us create an
IBAction which is responsible for calling the
likePost method above.
class MyViewController: UIViewController {
@IBAction func didPressLikeButton(sender: UIButton) {
likePost() // increase like in database/coredata
One thing to note,
likePost() is called irregularly whenever the user presses the button. The user can spam it or wait 30 minutes. Let's take a look at the drawing below.
The above also can be also described as,
Analogy: Asynchronous code is like a waiter in a restaurant. When the customer orders (presses the button), the waiter does not have to wait all day from the kitchen. Instead, he/she can do other tasks such as cleaning the dishes and serving other tables (execute other lines of code meanwhile).
Well, you can learn more about async vs sync code in the articles below.
Before you begin, this article is written for advanced developers who are familiar with closure syntax and how the delegate/data source pattern works. If you are not comfortable with any, feel free to check out the articles below and come back.
Besides, you are aware of memory management with Automatic Referencing Count. If you want to get everything in one spot, feel free to enroll Learn Swift 4 with Bob. The below is just a promo video. Feel free to skip.
Delegate vs Closure
As the title indicates, in iOS programming, there are dominantly two ways to deal with async code. 1. The closure way 2. The delegate way.
Note: There are many other ways including
property observers,
In this article, I will discuss the pros and cons and possibly help you decide which pattern to use. However, this article isn't about choosing one just because everyone else, including Apple engineers and other famous people, is using it. Let's build our own perspectives through looking at a variety of cases.
Delegate Way
The early Apple engineers used to love the delegate pattern to handle async tasks. Let's create one.
Note: Again, I'm not going to explain how the delegate pattern works. I've covered it previously.
Design Protocol
First, we will use design a protocol which will be used as a type that
UIViewController conforms to.
If you are not comfortable with the previous statement, please do not proceed.
I have used an example from Why you shouldn't use delegates in Swift by Marin. Thanks for the example. However, the article would have been better if he had presented other examples besides the one below.
protocol NetworkServiceDelegate {
func didComplete(result: String)
Design Delegator/Sender
Let's design a class which is responsible for grabbing data from the server.
class NetworkService {
var delegate: NetworkServiceDelegate?
func fetchDataFromUrl(url: String) {
API.request(.GET, url) { result in
fetchDataFromUrl method will be executed by
NetworkService. When the task has been completed, it will call the
didCompleteRequest method from the delegate.
Design Delegate/Receiver
Let's set the relationship.
class MyViewController: UIViewController, NetworkServiceDelegate {
let networkService = NetworkService()
override func viewDidLoad() {
networkService.delegate = self
func didCompleteRequest(result: String) {
print("I got \(result) from the server!")
Now, whenever the user presses the button,
@IBAction func didPressButton(sender: UIButton) {
didCompleteRequest method is called by the delegator, and you have access to
result within
Great, you've learned how to pass data between two objects through the delegate pattern.
Retain Cycle
However, there is a strong reference cycle. First,
MYViewController has a property of
NetworkService. Second,
NetworkService contains a delegate property which has been assigned by
To prevent this from happening, you have to define the delegate as
weak and add
class to the protocol.
weak var delegate: NetworkServiceDelegate?
protocol NetworkServiceDelegate: class {
func didComplete(result: String)
If you are not understanding the statement above, again, feel free to enroll the course and then come back after. This article is written for advanced developers.
Closure Way
Now, let's compare with the closure/completion-handler/callback way.
Design Network Service
Instead of a delegate property and protocol, you only need an optional closure block called,
onComplete. This closure block is only executed when you've received a callback from the
API.resquest function.
Note: Again, there is a lot going on. If you are not understanding the statement above, this article may not be the right tutorial.
class NetworkService {
var onComplete: ((result: String)->())?
func fetchDataFromUrl(url: String) {
API.request(.GET, url) { result in
onComplete?(result: result)
Design View Controller
Let us create a view controller which owns
class MyViewController: UIViewController {
let networkService = NetworkService()
override func viewDidLoad() {
networkService.onComplete = { result in
print("I got \(result) from the server!")
Let's grab data when the user presses the button.
@IBAction func didPressButton(sender: UIButton) {
The closure way allows you to use the
onComplete function instead of creating floating functions within
MyViewController. Often times, those delegate functions are organized in a way that you can't follow. Just think about those delegate functions within
UITableview to handle the user interaction.
Let's compare.
Length and Relationship
The closure way is shorter. When you work with the delegate way, you have to implement the required functions to conform to the protocol.
When you use the closure way, even if the
networkService object calls the method,
MYViewController can simply ignore. Therefore, the closure way is often called, "decoupled". The relationship is rather weak and fragile.
Some would argue that you can make the delegate function as "optional". But, now you see your code look as below.
@objc protocol MyProtocol {
@objc optional func doSomething()
Aint' good. The closure way wins.
Memory Management
When it comes to memory management, you have to define the protocol as
class and define the delegate property as
weak to prevent retain cycle.
When you work with the closure way, you have to define
self either with
unowned or
weak. If you are not using
self, you don't have to worry about retain cycle.
Not bad. Both wins.
Backward Communication
If you want to communicate back to the
NetworkService, using the delegate way, you have to use the datasource pattern by returning shown below.
func didCompleteRequest(result: String) -> String {
print("Thanks for the data")
If you want to communicate back to the
networkService object using the closure way, you also have to return something within
var onComplete: ((result: String)->(String))? // return `String`
networkService.onComplete = { result in
return "Thank you for helping, network object!"
Well, there isn't much difference. Both wins.
If you want to implement many other delegate protocols, you probably have to do something like this,
extension MYViewController: UIViewController, GoogleMapDelegate, GoogleMapDataSource, UITableView, ... {
let gooleMap = GoogleMap()
let tableView = UITableView()
let anotherObject = UIAnotherClass()
override func viewDidLoad() {
gooleMap.delegate = self
tableView.delegate = self
anotherObject.delegate = self
func cellForRowAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {}
func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, numberOfRowsInSection section: Int) -> Int {}
// ...
// ...
// loads of other delegate functions
// that will make you doomed
The code above looks hideous and you will have a hard time tracking and debugging. Good luck. Yes, we've tried to manage and distribute through
extension but it will still be tough my friend.
But when it comes to the closure way, the only thing you need to do is
extension MYViewController {
let gooleMap = GoogleMaps()
let tableView = UITableView()
let anotherObject = UIAnotherClass()
override func viewDidLoad() {
googleMap.getCurrentLocation = { location in
print("Yay, I'm \(location")
But you notice the
getCurrentLocation is an optional function that you don't need to handle.
MYViewController can simply ignore.
The closure way wins.
The example above is contrived and I've made up but I hope you get the point. Google Maps API uses
GMSMapViewDelegateto handle async code.
General Opinion
Based on the analysis above, it seems like the closure is winning in most cases. Yes, that's the reason why many other platforms begin to shift from the delegate way to the closure way.
Let's take a look.
What do other platforms prefer?
React Native
Let's take a look at
React Native using javascript.
renderRow={(rowData) => <Text>{rowData.title}, {rowData.releaseYear}</Text>}
You don't have to understand the code above except one.
=> is a function/closure in javascript.
rowData is the parameter and what comes after is the rest of the closure block.
React and
React Native use the closure way.
Let's take a look at
RxSwift which I love
.debounce(1.0, scheduler: MainScheduler.instance)
.subscribe(){ event in print("The user pressed the button!") }
Again, you don't have to understand the code above. You will notice that after the
.subscribe function, there is a callback/completion handler block.
Let's take a look at pure
function getMoviesFromApiAsync() {
return fetch('https://facebook.github.io/react-native/movies.json')
.then((response) => response.json())
.then((responseJson) => {
return responseJson.movies;
.catch((error) => {
Again, you don't have to understand the code above, but it's all about callbacks and closures. In fact, javascript people love callbacks. Their lives are revolved around handling closures. I can speak for them since I'm currently spending most of the day coding in javascript.
What does Swift use?
As I've mentioned earlier, Swift APIs use both the closure and the delegate way. However, there is a slight shift these days. One of the examples is
UIAlerView. In the past, there was a delegate protocol called,
UIAlertViewDelegate which handles the user action such as opening and closing the
AlertView. Now it has been depreciated since iOS 8.
Back in the days,
func alertViewCancel(UIAlertView)and
func willPresent(UIAlertView)used to exist to handle the user action.
These days, the
AlertView API utilities the closure way to notify us developers what kind of action the user has done with the object.
// Initialize Actions
let yesAction = UIAlertAction(title: "Yes", style: .Default) { (action) -> Void in
print("The user is okay.")
let noAction = UIAlertAction(title: "No", style: .Default) { (action) -> Void in
print("The user is not okay.")
Yes, the world is shifting towards the closure way. However, the delegate pattern can't simply not exist because
UIViewController is the delegate of the operating system, just that there is no
Built-in function such as
viewDidAppeear are managed by the
UIApplication singleton.
Feel free to watch one of the tutorials on Life Cycle of an iOS App on YouTube.
The delegate pattern is something we can't escape if you want an object to be managed by robots/computers, not a human. It applies to front-end development and android development.
You may use either the delegate pattern or closure pattern to handle async tasks. But, you now understand why it is shifting towards the closure way.
More Async
Other libraries exist such as
Async exist to handle asynchronous code. They provide a way to handle async code. One thing to note is that they all use closures and completion handler approach over the delegate pattern.
Thought on RxSwift
I might consider making a course on RxSwift and posts of them. If you are interested, feel free to get updated here whenever I post an article.
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Electra Untethered jailbreak for iOS 11, 11.1.2, 11.2 & 11.3 was released a few weeks ago with support for iPhone X, 8 Plus, SE, 6S, iPad Mini, iPod Touch and iPad Air. However, some users are now reporting battery drainage and overheating issues with their devices after jailbreaking them with the new Electra tool.
When Electra Jailbreak for iOS 11 – 11.2 – 11.3 was first released, it contained a lot of bugs. However, with the second release, a lot of the previous issues were addressed by the team and fixes were released for them.
However, it seems that there are some issues that still need to be fixed. The major issue that lot of users are nowadays reporting is overheating of iDevices once jailbroken using Electra.
Some developers posted a theory that the issues are not due to Electra Jailbreak. Rather it is due to installation of non-supported Cydia tweaks. For instance lets take example of Eclipse Cydia tweak.
As it is currently being updated to support latest iOS 11 version, some users are facing issues with it. The same has been confirmed by Eclipse Cydia tweak developer Guillermo Moran on Twitter.
According to Coolstar, the developer behind the Electra Jailbreak tool also verfied that theory. So the fix to overheating and battery drainage issue with Electra Jailbreak lies at the users end.
Fix Battery Drainage and Overheating Issue on iPhone/iPad After Electra Jailbreak
At moment, we can only recommend to check for the Cydia tweak compatibility with iOS 11, 11.1.2, 11.2 and 11.3 before proceeding with its installation after achieving jailbreaking through Electra.
If you have installed too many Cydia tweaks, look for compatibility of each and start uninstallation of the faulty one. This will for sure resolve your iDevice issue of overheating and battery drainage.
Wrap Up
Did the solutions presented in this tutorial help you resolve your problems? Let us know in the comments.


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IT sounds like the plot of a horror story, but Dave Palmer talks about his experiences in Ghana as if they were everyday episodes.
Shortly after arriving in western Africa, Dave was mugged and stabbed. Within three months he was homeless and seriously ill from drinking impure water, and within four months he had contracted malaria.
That Dave, now 57, decided to swap a comfortable job in Salford as an insurance broker - a position he had held for 34 years - for a testing life in Ghana makes his experiences even more remarkable. And he says his time spent working in the region with VSO and the Volta Physically-Challenged Independent Group (VOLPHIG), a non-governmental organisation run by disabled people, has been overwhelming positive.
His motivation for going to Ghana has been the plight of disabled people in the region. In a country with more than 20 million citizens, around 10- per cent are disabled. Men with disabilities are thought to be badly off but, socially speaking, disabled women are "very disadvantaged".
"High disabillity among the older people is because of polio, but for the rest it's down to poor nutrition and inadequate pre or post-natal care. There are a lot of conditions that would be operated on or cured in the West. It just wouldn't be a problem."
And yet Ghana is one of the most prosperous countries in Africa and has operated open elections and universal suffrage since the early 1990s. Like many African nations, Ghana has suffered droughts and is reliant on international subsidies, but its agricultural industry is buoyant and it remains rich in natural resources, including gold, industrial diamonds, timber and cocoa.
But life expectancy is low at around 58-years, infant mortality is over five per cent and the country continues to battle with many serious diseases, including AIDS and HIV, hepatitis A, typhoid, meningitis and malaria.
Disability, then, is just one of the country's ongoing problems. "Poverty is the main problem, with most people living on a dollar a day," said Dave, speaking about hardship in Ghana.
"Political corruption is a big problem too. If you listened to government reports, you'd think they're past it and up to $1.50 a day, but it's not true for most people."
REFLECTING on his service, Dave admits that voluntary service overseas is something he has hankered after doing for more than two decades. The eldest of two brothers, Dave is from a strong working-class family and the son of a milkman.
"Maybe 20 years ago, the son of a neighbour of mine went to Africa to work with street children. They used to send fundraising letters to the neighbours, and I think that's what sparked it.
"I carried that letter around in my briefcase for 20 years to remind me that I would do it myself one day."
Dave's career has certainly been conventional and comfortable. At 16, he became an insurance clerk, and four years later moved to the company he is now managing director of, Ainsbury in Swinton, after achieving his industry qualifications. By 30, he was a director, and by his early 40s, he was joint owner of the business following a number of retirements.
He doesn't deny that it was big decision to leave it all behind. "I decided 10 years ago that I was definitely going to do it, but the time wasn't right. I had responsibilities at the time, with three children in university education and I have worked towards bringing in people who I could manage the business."
The time may have been right, but the location was left to chance. Volunteering for VSO is something of a calculated gamble because volunteers are sent where the organisation believes your skills are most needed, not to a country that particularly interests the volunteer.
And it is entrepreneurial spirit that Dave has been able to export to Ghana. His first project on moving to the region was to set up a bus service to transport disabled people from the remote town of Ho, in the south east of the country, to the capital, Accra.
"I set up the tro-tro [bus] service to bring in some money to keep afloat the charity for which I was a volunteer. I couldn't find a driver at first, so I drove it myself."
The success of the project, though, got Dave thinking. He wondered whether he could devise a scheme that would lay down more long-term sources of income for generations to come, giving disabled people career opportunities and providing funding for VOLPHIG.
"We're making chalk. It's a straightforward process and can be done sitting down. It provides useful and potentially rewarding work for disabled people and, in Ghana, almost half the population is under 15, so there's a massive market for teacher's chalk.
"With a bit of help to start up, people can run their own sustainable business. It will keep them in work and generate the funds VOLPHIG needs to keep operating to provide this much needed support."
Dave, though, is also looking for some support of his own. "Ashton on Mersey school in Sale is accepting donations for me and I am appealing to anyone who wants to help to email me at email@example.com.
"Too often, initiatives are undertaken that fall by the wayside once the charitable organisations withdraw their funding, so it is my aim to leave behind a legacy that will provide an income stream for many years to come."


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The Rant - Episode 530 - 01/23/18
This week, Double A is joined by Tony C, Surfer, Ducktor Doom, Phil Raia, & Mr. Hightower. And they break down what is going on in their lives. Including learning about the french toast surfer made for his female friend. Then we talk about the Enzo Amora being fired from the WWE after allegations of rape are brought to the table. We give our thoughts and opinion on that situation. And we close out the show with breaking news regarding the lives of CNN Employees like Don Lemon. All this and much more.
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I may have lied a little bit in the title… as technically I have only finished 6, and am reading the 7th currently haha. Just to point out, I don't always read the same amount of books each month, it all depends how much I get into reading. If you read my last post you'll know I am using this month to read books outside of my comfort zone. Therefore, these books I am going to share are not typical 'Flower in the brain' books.
The first book I read last week was 'The Light Between Oceans' by M.L. Stedman. My last book post was a review of this novel. You can read it here at; https://flowersinthebrain.blog/2019/07/15/the-light-between-oceans-book-review/
I just finished 'They Both Die At The End' by Adam Silvera. I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I'm not sure I would have picked this book up by the blurb, but I really enjoyed it, It contains a lot of sadness, and I did cry a few times. It is about getting a call knowing you are going to die in the next 24hours. I would class it as a romantic fiction too, Definitely my favourite book by this author.
'One of Us is Lying' by Karen M. McManus is a little on the cheat side, as it is a YA book, but the mystery part would have stopped me picking this us, and I do not like 'scary' things haha. This book wasn't scary in the slightest, which proves to not judge a book by it's cover. (which I am guilty of) This turned out to be a typical YA book, which meant I loved it! I particularly enjoyed how the chapters were split between all the characters. It was a mystery, which I figured about before finishing, but still found it enjoyable. (sorry,no spoilers). I'd give this a high rating of 4.5/5
Next, I read 'The Elephant Tree' by R.D. Ronald, which was very much outside of my usual book choice. I find the first half of this book slow and repetitive, the last quarter engaged me most. This book was a little too gruesome for me, it is surrounded with heavy drugs and violence. So would not recommend for younger readers, or those like me who dislike violence. I'm glad I read something different, but am not sure I would recommend this one.
A very quick read by Paul Kalanithi; 'When breath becomes air'. Again, a book I really enjoyed. It followed the life of a neurosurgeon who had been diagnosed with cancer. It reminded me of the book 'This is going to hurt'. A short, but enjoyable read, that I think everyone should read!
My favourite book this week was 'Lolita' by Vladimir Nabokov. I have written a separate post to review this book. So watch out, as it'll most likely be the next thing posted on my blog.
I am currently reading 'Joyland' by Stephen King. This is a huge 'stepping into new territory' moment, one of which I'm a little afraid. Stephen King is an author I am very intrigued by, yet have always been too afraid to pick up. I am only 50 pages in, and so far I am not petrified haha. I will update once I have read a little more.


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As a fan of film, I love exploring behind the scenes. Reading about the production process, the special effects and the stories of what could have been.
John Carter was the lead character in the first novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, set on a fictionalized version of Mars known as Barsoom. This novel was originally serialized when it was first published in 1912.
Years later with the advent of film, there were may attempts to adapt the story for the screen. In fact there are too many to write about here and if you are interested further, I highly recommend this article over at i09.
As we all know 'John Carter', directed by Pixar veteran Andrew Stanton (Wall-E, Finding Nemo), finally hit our theater screens in 2012, but unfortunately is wasn't well received and made a big loss for Disney.
Stanton wasn't the first to try his hand at filming this classic science fiction tale.
After many years of Disney holding the rights, they finally let them lapse and Paramount purchased them in 2002. In 2003, Robert Rodriguez (From Dusk Till Dawn, Sin City) signed onto direct but soon had to drop out. To replace him Paramount brought in Kerry Conran who's only film to date was 'Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow'. For whatever reason he was replaced with John Favreau (Iron Man, Chef) in 2005, but time ran out and in 2006 Paramount let the film rights lapse.
In this edition of 'What Could Have Been…' it's Kerry Conran's vision of 'John Carter of Mars' that were interested in. His work on 'Sky Captain' was quite advanced for the time with the entire film being shot using the blue-screen process with no practical sets being constructed. In essence this would make him a great candidate for bringing to life the tale of an American Civil War captain who is unwillingly transported to Mars.
Conran's presentation reel for the project has been online for a few years now but it was of a low quality. Whilst many elements look very similar to Andrew Stanton's 2012 version, I can only assume this is because both directors were staying true to the source material and accurately following the descriptions from the novels.
Recently Harry Knowles (who worked with Paramount on this project), of the famous film website Ain't It Cool News, uploaded this glorious high definition version so we all could see what could've been.


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Venue: Riverside, Newcastle. Support: Eyes Set To Kill, Klogr.
For some odd reason, Butcher Babies divide metal fans. There are some who respect and adore this band and follow everything they do, but there are some who condemn them and say they aren't a 'proper' metal band. Reasons why they subscribe to the latter ideals is somewhat a mystery. What consists of a 'proper' metal band? Because Butcher Babies have epic riffs, pounding drums and passionate vocals, to name a few things. So how aren't they 'metal'? I personally think this is a horrendous, sexist, gender issue. The term 'chick rock' gets thrown around a lot – a vile, misogynistic term that should be banished from everyone's vocabulary in 2018.
It's very sad to say in 2018 that some fans still judge bands on what sexual organs they possess. Again, personally, I do not understand this as some of the best rock / metal bands (past and present) have female members. From The Runaways and Blondie to Arch Enemy, Courtesans, and Code Orange, rock n roll has never really been a 'man's world'. So having not one but TWO amazing ladies at the forefront of this powerhouse, who have clocked in eight years as a band, should really be taken seriously as a band. Having said that, just because a band has two members of the opposite sex doesn't generally equal greatness. If I was a woman, I wouldn't necessarily have to like and respect every band with male members. So after almost a decade, and three albums, how do Heidi and Carla's travelling show fair?
As this is the tour promoting last year's record Lilith, what better song to start with that the title track? It's powerful and sets the scene for tonight's set-list. Although this is "one of those tours" that follows a new album, BB still mix it up with past material pretty quickly most notably their banging track 'Monster's Ball' and of course 'The Butcher'. The gig is a great mix of of 'old' and new throughout. Pretty refreshing as some bands totally ruin this by playing all the latest album in a big chunk and leaving the classics until the encore.
It's evident the ladies and gents that make up Butcher Babies go to a lot of great gigs in their time. Not one member is standing (or sitting) still at any one moment and the crowd interaction is spot on. As the venue isn't exactly packed out, vocalist Heidi Shepard gets among the crowd in the middle of a circle pit. This makes me think about the debate that Heidi is the 'real' lead vocalist and Carla Harvey is simply a co-vocalist. I generally disagree with this theory but Carla seems to keep it on the stage tonight. Her choice of course. I feel she gives it her all on every track,personally.
We see a true passion for rock n roll during BB's cover of 'Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers' (originally by ZZ Top) getting the crowd fully in to the spirit of the gig. This continues as the main section of the set wraps up with latest single 'Headspin' and album track 'Underground and Over rated'. If you know anything about Butcher Babies, you know there's a lot more gas in the tank. A high-energy return in the shape of a cover of Napoleon XIV's 'They're Coming To Take Me Away' proves this.
The encore continues with new track 'Controller', and finishes with two tunes from their debut 'Goliath' – reminding us BB are here to put their full body of work on display for us tonight. This is what any BB fan wants. Lilith is a fantastic album but its great to hear all your favourites too. So one thing is clear: Butcher Babies are an amazing live METAL band. To associate them with the gender of their vocalists is just heinous. If you don't believe me, get your ass to one of their shows and try and tell me otherwise. As a male fan: it doesn't bother me who the performers are, as long as they are AWESOME. You may have gathered, I'm looking forward to seeing these guys (and girls) again soon.
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The biggest preseason even in college football is on the move.
To the surprise of very few, the SEC announced on Friday that the league's annual football media days will be July 16-19 in 2018 and will depart the cozy confines of Hoover, Ala. for the College Football Hall of Fame building in Atlanta.
"SEC Football Media Days is a signature event for our conference and we are pleased the city of Atlanta will host this kickoff to the 2018 college football season," SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey said in a statement. "SEC Football Media Days is now added to Atlanta's inventory of great events, which includes the annual SEC Football Championship Game and this season's College Football Playoff Championship Game. We are looking forward to building an exciting week next July to feature our student-athletes and coaches."
The event, which has grown to well over 1,000 credentialed media members over the years, was a mainstay at the Wynfrey Hotel not far from the conference's headquarters in Birmingham. Talk of moving Media Days (more like Media Week, to be honest) surfaced in the summer and Atlanta was naturally one of the frontrunners to host the event given the league's association with the city and how easy to get to it is from many of the member schools.
The Omni Atlanta Hotel, which is connected to the Hall of Fame building, will also be involved by hosting other media activities like radio interviews and television suites. If you're interested in what the setup might look for, the Hall of Fame is set to host the annual College Football Awards Show next week.


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Here's an interesting twist. How about a modern day murder mystery series set in Shakespeare's hometown of Stratford on Avon? Jo Joyner and Mark Benton (the names mean nothing to me) star in the new BBC (ah, that explains it) show.
The female lead will be named Lu Shakespeare of course, and I'm hoping that means that each episode will have the opportunity for some Shakespeare references, jokes, plotlines, or just general what have you.
I don't know that I'll ever get to see the show, being in the US and all with limited BBC access, but I like to look out for my people. Who knows, maybe it will be a smashing success and spawn a US version based in Stratford, Connecticut.


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It's finals week! The week I have been waiting for all semester long. Well actually I was looking forward to the day after finals. Anyway, today I got an early start to my day, and I went straight to the books. I did a ginormous stack of problems, and I also produced this stack of flashcards.
Do those look conquerable? To me, they look like a dragon, and I'm just a little person trying to get to vacation land. With this said, I am gonna flashcard myself to sleep tonight. Oh, but today wasn't all work and no play. I took my breaks to keep me from going crazy. I would peek at my favorite little man every chance I got. That's my nephew! Isn't he so cute?! I love him soooo much! Here he is with my sister. He has a twin mom just like I have a twin dad.
So that pretty much sums up my day. Just a whole lot of studying. Wish me lots of luck with these monsters I call finals! Soon this will be over, and I will be safe in vacation land. Ahhhh. Can't wait!


text: 5 Hit Banarasi Saree Styles For 2019 Wedding Season Reena Thakur December 5, 2018 Representing the city of Varanasi since ancient times, Banarasi saree saw a golden past during Mughal Era and is very much in trend these days too. Not to surprise, if you see women donning Banarasi sarees in events, marriages, anniversaries, festivals and even in corporate gatherings. Generation – Z also sport Banarasi saree in colleges and institutions to celebrate Indian Ethnic Day. Events such as Independence Day, Republic Day and a lot more days in the calendar year are celebrated wearing Banarasi saree, proving the very fondness of ancient-modern enigma. As a Store Manager, you'll need to shuffle and reshuffle the wardrobe collection in order to woo your customer and get a consistent revenue hike. To keep your business running smoothly, make sure you start adding Banarasi style sarees to your boutique assortment. Especially for ongoing wedding season! 5 Banarasi Style Wedding Sarees That'll rock this Season: Before we get into the details of Banarasi sarees, let me clarify that these styles are trendy. Can be seen in and around your society mostly worn by many young women occasionally. But if you don't find one, you can choose to place the below choicest Banarasi Styles to attract many for instant purchases. Butta Banarasi Saree Designed in Ganga Yamuna pattern Butta style Banarasi sarees are woven in gold and silver threads. It's available in original silk as well as in art silk. Price range differentiates original silk and art silk sarees. The draping style slightly varies from state to state. Your customer can opt 'n' number of blouse designs to suit the occasion. Popular motifs are known as Angoor Bail, Ashraffi Butta, Latiffa Butta, Resham Butta, Jhummar Butta, Jhari Butta, Patti Butta, Baluchar Butta and many more. Suggest your client to match Butta saree with a golden necklace and mystic face glow for a marriage ceremony. View Details Saree Design: Solid-Blue, Black-Red, and Olive Green-Ochre Yellow Jacquard Butta Banarasi Silk Saree Fabric: Woven Art Silk Preferred Occasion: Bridal and Festive Wear Cut-work Banarasi Saree The less expensive version: Cut-work Banarasi saree is weaved using cut-work technique and is popularly known as Jamdani saree. Weft art silk threads are woven with warp cotton threads to make an impressive design. Most popular motifs which are featured in cut-work sarees are in Flora patterns like Jasmine, Marigold, leaves, and creepers. Stilettos, clutch, and bold makeup will add a high glamour quotient to your customer donning Cut-work Banarasi Saree at any social happenings. View Details Saree Design: Plain Green, Jade Blue, Grey, Violet with Golden Lace, Embroidery and Motifs, Cut-work Banarasi Saree Fabric: Art Silk, Satin Preferred Occasion: Bridal Wear and Events Patola Banarasi Saree Micro geometrical motifs with a combination of animal and floral designs. Having a bright look due to vibrant colors, these sarees are quite elegant and will enhance the look of your consumer who desires to wear something beautiful to be distinguished among hundred others. Match Patola style with juttis or semi-flat sandals, pearl necklace, and diamond bracelet. Blending the above accessories with Patola saree will definitely create a lasting impression of your consumers at any highlighted gatherings. View Details Saree Design: Solid Green, Pastel Pink, and Saffron Orange Embroidered Patola Banarasi Silk Saree Fabric: Art Silk Preferred Occasion: Festive Wear and Celebrations Zari Work Banarasi Saree Finished with big tassels on borders, Woven Zari Banarasi Saree is usually weaved with golden and silver threads perpendicularly giving a neat structure to the fabric. Although a higher number of twists in the thread make the cloth finer and strong enough to sustain it over a good period. Pairing with pumps, stone earrings, a dazzling necklace, and a brazen make-up is all your regular shopper can do for an exciting wedding reception. View Details Saree Design: Peach Orange-Elegant Violet, Pastel Pink-Royal Green and Saffron Red- Bottle Green Banarasi Woven Zari Silk Saree Fabric: Art Silk Preferred Occasion: Festive Wear, Marriage Occasion and Parties Banarasi Cotton Silk Saree Banarasi Cotton Silk saree is a finely woven light fabric with a simple and plain weave. This fabric is made of cotton and art silk yarn where two twisted yarns are inter-woven with both warp and weft. This fabric is most popular in modern types. Ask your client to pair this with a gold or silver necklace, earrings, and semi-flat sandals and wear to office parties or marriage function with emboldened confidence. View Details Saree Design: Multi-color Banarasi Cotton Silk Printed Saree Fabric: Cotton, Art Silk Preferred Occasion: Festive, Parties and Regular Wear Apart from the above designs and types, Banarasi sarees have a big number of varieties which can be seen in several states of India. Even you can find a different draping styles crossing every 200 kilometers span across the nation. So, if you want to cash on this wedding season, make a bulk order now of Banarasi Sarees right from Wishbook Wholesale App. Not only sarees, Wishbook has a BIG collection [60,000+ designs] of kurtis, gowns, lehenga cholis, salwar kameez, readymade suits, blouse, ghagra and a lot more.


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ISA ROM Board PCB
This adapter provides an in-system reprogrammable ROM, ideal for BIOS development.
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Ideal for BIOS development work – see wiki page. This board provides a 32 or 64KB ROM via a flash chip, which can be (re)programmed a practically limitless number of times directly within the host PC – no EPROM programmer is needed.
The board can be used to store any ROM image (or images) in any PC with an ISA slot. Base address is selectable between 8000h and F800h and configuration as either 32KB or 64KB. This board has recently been updated to rev.3, and now works in IBM PC/XT slot 8.
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Programmatic Advertising and Social Media: How They Work Together
Programmatic advertising is an influential force in today's marketing world, and more and more marketers are using it to make their ad buying more efficient and precise. Another increasingly impactful factor is social media. Companies can use it to interact with their current customers, find new customers, and increase awareness of their brand. But can these two behemoths of the digital marketing world work together? Indeed, they can, if you have the right tools and strategies in place.Read More


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XIII-th International Conference on Geometry, Integrability and Quantization
This conference is a continuation of meetings on Geometry and Mathematical
Physics which took place in Bulgaria - Zlatograd (1995) and Varna (1998-2010).
- "Geometry" in the title refers to modern differential geometry of real and complex
manifolds with some emphasis on curves, sigma models and minimal surface theory,
- "Integrability" to either the integrability of complex structures or classical dynamical
systems of particles, soliton dynamics and hydrodynamical flows presented in geometrical form, and
- "Quantization" to the transition from classical to quantum mechanics
expressed in geometrical terms. The overall aim is to bring together
experts in Classical and Modern Differential Geometry, Complex Analysis,
Mathematical Physics and related fields to assess recent developments
in these areas and to stimulate research in related topics.


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EU Showdown: Greece Takes on the Vampire Squid
Greece and the troika (the International Monetary Fund, the EU, and the European Central Bank) are in a dangerous game of chicken. The Greeks have been threatened with a "Cyprus-Style prolonged bank holiday" if they "vote wrong." But they have been bullied for too long and are saying "no more."
A return to the polls was triggered in December, when the Parliament rejected Prime Minister Antonis Samaras' pro-austerity candidate for president. In a general election, now set for January 25th, the EU-skeptic, anti-austerity, leftist Syriza party is likely to prevail. Syriza captured a 3% lead in the polls following mass public discontent over the harsh austerity measures Athens was forced to accept in return for a €240 billion bailout.
Austerity has plunged the economy into conditions worse than in the Great Depression. As Professor Bill Black observes, the question is not why the Greek people are rising up to reject the barbarous measures but what took them so long.


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As H-1B cap subject petition receipt notices begin to trickle in, and employers are being notified as to whether their foreign employees will obtain an H-1B visa this cap season, it is a necessity to think about other viable options to continue to maintain and even grow your international workforce.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that it had received 201,011 H-1B petitions during the filing period, which began April 1, including petitions filed for the advanced degree exemption. USCIS received approximately 10,000 more H-1B cap subject petitions this year than last, and the obvious demand for H-1B visas remain. Each fiscal year, 65,000 H-1B visas are available with an additional 20,000 H-1B visas available for individuals holding a master's degree or higher from a U.S. university.
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Case Number: 5-219-252, Year Published: 2019
HBS Number: KE1140
international business, general management, international marketing, global strategy, market analysis, strategic positioning
This case challenges students to solve a riddle: How did Motorola's share in the Indian market fall so dramatically while cell phone adoption in India skyrocketed and Motorola was launching one of its most successful products globally? The case is set in the mid-2000s, when Motorola had just rolled out the Razr phone and the firm was approaching the ten-year anniversary of its entry to the Indian market. Motorola's market share in India had fallen from as high as 31% in 1998 to less than 5% in 2006. This dramatic downturn came at a time of immense growth in the Indian cell phone market.
After reading and analyzing the case, students will be able to: better understand market conditions in India; and analyze strategies for overcoming unique challenges in new markets.
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President Clinton and other administration officials engaged in an
extensive effort in recent months to prevent publication of allegations
that Clinton as governor of Arkansas used his security detail to
facilitate extramarital affairs, the White House acknowledged yesterday.
White House aides said Clinton had personally spoken with several
Arkansas state troopers. But they denied that Clinton sought improperly
to pressure the troopers not to talk to reporters and said that Clinton
was merely seeking information about what false stories were being
spread about him.
In a statement released last night, presidential adviser Bruce
Lindsey said that Clinton spoke with the troopers after a longtime
member of his security detail in Arkansas contacted him several months
ago "with information that the prospects of large sums of money were
being dangled before several members of his former security details for
stories regardless of whether they were true or not to discredit
the president and his family."
Two members of Clinton's former security detail, Roger Perry and
Larry Patterson, have alleged in television interviews and in a lengthy
article in the American Spectator magazine that they and other troopers
helped Clinton meet women, booked hotel rooms for liaisons and brought a
woman into the Arkansas Governor's Mansion after Clinton was elected
president. The men have acknowledged that they are interested in writing
a book about their time with the Clintons, and are represented by one of
Clinton's Arkansas political enemies, lawyer Cliff Jackson.
The allegations forced the White House to address again an issue that
has periodically plagued Clinton since last year's campaign, when a
former nightclub singer, Gennifer Flowers, alleged that she had
conducted a 12-year affair with the Arkansas governor and was provided a
state job to remain silent about it.
In interviews with Cable News Network and the American Spectator,
Perry alleged that another trooper, Danny Ferguson, had told him that
Clinton promised him a federal job in return for his help in thwarting
publication of the potentially damaging story.
Lindsey said that "at no time did the president offer a job to any
trooper in exchange for silence or the shaping of any stories." Lindsey
said in a later interview yesterday that Clinton did not offer either
Ferguson or Perry a job, as alleged in the magazine article.
Lindsey said in the statement that after "receiving . . .
information" about Arkansas troopers being offered money for their
stories, Clinton called members of the security detail. "President
Clinton expressed disbelief and asked why they would do something like
this. The trooper with whom he spoke said that at least one trooper,
Perry, was unhappy because he had written to the president asking for a
federal position and had received no response. The president had
subsequent conversations with other troopers who were also concerned
about this matter."
A senior White House official said Clinton called the other troopers
to find out "who was saying what. The true stories he's not worried
about. It's the false stories." Clinton, the official said, wanted to
determine "what was going on, whether these guys had gone through with
it, whether there was money being offered, how much the normal things
that anyone would be interested in finding out. Who's doing it? Why are
they doing it?"
In the magazine article, written by conservative journalist David
Brock, the two troopers are quoted as providing highly detailed accounts
of Clinton's alleged affairs with numerous women. They also make
allegations about a strained relationship between Clinton and his wife,
including accounts of extensive vulgarity.
Lawyers representing the two troopers said the new allegations differ
significantly from those leveled by Flowers because they come from two
law enforcement officers and concern issues of misuse of state
resources. "The issue was not his sexual proclivities," said Lynn A.
Davis, a former chief of the Arkansas state police who is helping to
represent the troopers. "It was the abuse of power the abuse of
office that concerned them and concerned me."
{In today's editions, the Los Angeles Times reports that it too has
affidavits from Perry, Patterson and two unidentified state troopers who
name women with whom they believe Clinton had been involved while
governor. The Times interviewed several of the women, who were not
identified, and all denied an improper relationship.
{One woman, who an unidentified trooper said was smuggled into the
governor's mansion after the 1992 election, told the Times there was
"nothing improper" in her relationship with Clinton, which troopers said
went on for years. The Times examined Clinton's incomplete car phone
records and hotel telephone records and found 59 phone calls to her home
and business phone between 1989 and 1991. Asked about the phone calls,
White House counsel Bernard Nussbaum told the Times, "this president
calls lots of people."}
Before the Times story was published early today, Lindsey yesterday
denied that any troopers helped Clinton arrange sexual liaisons.
One episode related in the magazine article quotes one of the
officers as saying Hillary Rodham Clinton berated a trooper for bringing
a particular woman to a rally on the day the Clintons left Arkansas for
Washington. A top administration official denied the allegation and said
Secret Service agents guarding the president who would have been
there when the alleged incident occurred witnessed nothing of the
"They have neither seen anything nor heard anything whatsoever that
would lend any credence to any of the allegations that have been
reported," said Assistant Treasury Secretary Ronald K. Noble, who
oversees the Secret Service. Noble said the Secret Service director had
contacted agents on the then-president-elect's detail at the time.
As an example of the sensitivity with which the White House views the
issue, Lindsey has had repeated discussions about the charges in recent
weeks with R.L. "Buddy" Young, the former chief of Clinton's security
detail, who was appointed by Clinton last summer to a $92,000-a-year
post as head of a Southwest regional office of the Federal Emergency
Management Agency.
"They were concerned that somebody was going to tell some things that
weren't true and cause problems," Young said. Aside from briefly raising
the matter in a conversation with the president, Young said yesterday he
has also talked to Lindsey "several times in the last two weeks" about
the matter.
Young confirmed that he had called Perry last summer when Young first
heard that Perry had retained a lawyer and said, "Why are you doing
this? . . . you're using bad judgment." But Young denied Perry's
version, recounted in the magazine article, that he said "I represent
the President of the United States" and that "your own actions could
bring about dire consequences."
Young also confirmed that "a few months ago" he provided Ferguson
with part-time employment as a "subcontractor" to a company he owns. He
said this was unrelated to discussions he was having at the same time
with Ferguson about the allegations that Perry and Patterson were making
about Clinton.
Davis and Jackson said they were initially contacted by four
troopers, including Ferguson, about arranging a book deal and
publicizing allegations about Clinton.
But Ferguson and the fourth trooper, Ronnie Anderson, decided not to
speak out after the White House pressured them, Jackson said. Perry, who
is president of the Arkansas State Troopers Association, and Patterson
have "been intimidated and threatened" over their decision to go public,
Jackson said.
Staff writer Howard Schneider in Little Rock, Ark., contributed to
this report.
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Virtual Conservatoire Project culminates with 6 live performances
Friday 29th March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
This weekend, the four year Virtual Conservatoire project culminates in six performances of Otis and Eunice at the Britten Theatre, Royal College of Music and Bristol Old Vic.
Book tickets here.
The ambitious project to incorporate the use of digital technologies into live performance has been a collaboration between Central and five other schools; Royal College of Music, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art), RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Art) and Royal Academy of Music.
The creative collaboration has allowed the consortium's students and partners to learn, train and perform across multiple locations in real time.
In a world-first, the production will see two interconnected shows performed simultaneously to two audiences, in two venues, from two different cities, giving audiences a dual perspective on the tale of Orpheus and Eurydice.
The show, which will be performed in Bristol and London on 29th and 30th March, demonstrates the potential of the Virtual Conservatoire to bring together the best creative talent, marry multiple disciplines, including dance, music and drama, and push the boundaries of the development, performance and audience's experience of art. Six of Central's dancers will take part in the performance, all from the second year of the three year degree course in Professional Dance & Performance.
Leanne King, Virtual Conservatoire project lead for Central said: "The Virtual Conservatoire has provided Central's students with the opportunity to gain a valuable range of skills. The mix of disciplines and chance to work with others in leading organisations has been particularly stimulating for all of us involved. This is a pioneering project that will inform our students' development as professionals in the future."
Heidi Hall, Director of Central commented: "We look forward to incorporating the new technology and innovative practices into our undergraduate and postgraduate courses when we move into our new premises in London's South Bank in Southwark."
Ballet Central 2019 tour opens in London
Friday 29th March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
On Thursday evening the Ballet Central 2019 tour opened in London at Stratford Circus Arts Centre.
Central was pleased to welcome so many friends and supporters to the first performance of this year's tour which will visit 20 venues across England.
Central's third year students are dedicated and determined young people who have worked tirelessly to get this year's show ready for the stage. They not only perform, but are involved in all aspects of staging the show including costume design and the sound and lighting.
The next performance is on Saturday 30 March in Tonbridge at the EM Forster Theatre which is sold-out.
Find your closest venue and book tickets at www.balletcentral.co.uk
Photo: ASH Photography
Central tutor wins gold at the European Masters Classic Powerlifting Championships
Tuesday 26th March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
On 5 March, Linda Moran, second year ladies ballet tutor at Central competed at the European Masters Classic Powerlifting Championships in Gyor, Hungary. Linda achieved a gold medal for Squat, Bench Press, Deadlift & overall total - European Champion in the U52kg M3 category.
Speaking of her success, Linda said "My achievements in the sport of Powerlifting have been largely possible due to my training and career as a dancer. Hard work, practice, consistency, willingness to push through setbacks, reflect and embrace new challenges are qualities and skills dancers develop which are necessary to succeed in anything. The physical strength and mental resilience to be gained through strength training will definitely support and enhance student's training and dancer's careers."
Central student shortlisted as a Finalist in the BBC Young Dancer Ballet Category
Friday 22nd March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
Central is pleased to announce that second year student Keiko Tsuchiya has been shortlisted as a Finalist in the Ballet Category in the BBC Young Dancer competition.
There are four categories in total; Ballet, Contemporary, South Asian and Street Dance, with five finalists in each category.
All Category Finalists will be mentored by leading dance professionals in preparation for the BBC Young Dancer 2019 Finals.
The Category Finals will be broadcast on BBC Four from 19 April with the Grand Final being broadcast live on BBC Two on 18 May from Birmingham Hippodrome.
Ballet Central 2019 tour featured in The Telegraph
Thursday 21st March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
Ballet Central is featured in today's Daily Telegraph
Pictured on page 3 is Nell Maude, third year student and Ballet Central dancer in The Bird Woman costume of Kenneth MacMillan's 'House of Birds', posing in the Chelsea Physic Garden.
The 2019 tour launches one week today, Thursday 28 March in London at Stratford Circus Arts Centre.
View the full list of tour dates and book tickets: www.balletcentral.co.uk
Aisling Brangan, a recent Central graduate, has been promoted to Soloist at Scottish Ballet
Wednesday 20th March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
Aisling Brangan, a recent Central graduate, has been promoted to Soloist at Scottish Ballet. Aisling joined Scottish Ballet after completing the Ballet Central tour and graduation in 2013.
She said: "During my years at Central, I was constantly challenged by the rigours of my chosen career but always supported and encouraged to believe that I was on the right path. In particular the training I received in acting helped me to develop into the dancer I am today, giving me the confidence to create and inhabit different characters. My years with Scottish Ballet have mirrored this experience, with a hugely supportive team guiding me through the tough times of injury and recovery. Being promoted to Soloist is absolutely a dream come true for me, and has come after a long journey that had its setbacks - bearing out what I learned while studying: that such rewards are hard earned and all the more affirming for that!"
Joining a leading ballet company like Scottish is a goal for many of Central's undergraduate students and Central maintains close links with the company through the recent appointment of Christopher Hampson, their Chief Executive and Artistic Director to Central's Board of Governors. Last year Central's graduate Rishan Benjamin joined the company and Sophie Laplane, Choreographer in Residence at Scottish, has recently commenced Central's MA in Choreography programme.
Central announces new MA Choreography programme students
Monday 18th March 2019 Anita Hamilton writes:
Central announces new MA Choreography programme students: Anjali Mehra-Hughes from New Adventures and Sandrine Monin from Phoenix Dance Theatre. The students joined Central this spring on the MA programme that takes 18 months on average to complete, providing the opportunity for professional choreographers to hone their skills, engage in research and develop their practice at the highest level.
Anjali completed her professional dance training at Central School of Ballet where she also won the Christopher Gable Choreographer Award. She joined New Adventures in 1999 and now combines a career as a choreographer and a performer. Sandrine was born in Montluçon, France and trained at the Conservatory National Superior of Music and Dance in Lyon. Sandrine trained and danced across Europe before moving to Leeds in 2012 to join Phoenix Dance Theatre.
Louise Ainley, has led the postgraduate programme for the past seven years, commented: "Central continues to celebrate valuable links with the dance profession. We are proud to be supporting the career development of talented choreographers who have ambitions to develop their practice at the highest level."
Central's Musical Director Philip Feeney's score for Northern Ballet's 'Victoria' draws critical acclaim
Friday 15th March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
Northern Ballet's new ballet Victoria choreographed by Cathy Marston is currently touring across the UK. The ballet, the score of which is composed by Central's Musical Director Philip Feeney has been widely met with critical acclaim.
Sanjoy Roy of the Guardian writes "Marston's choreography is as beautifully orchestrated as Philip Feeney's cinematic score, which itself does much of the storytelling; design and dramaturgy are equally impressive with lead performances of real depth."
You can see this exciting new work, with performances from Central alumni at a venue near you in the UK from now until June. View tour dates and book tickets here.
Central success with Ballet Black
Thursday 14th March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
Ballet Black's Triple Bill premieres on the 14 March 2019 in London at the Barbican Centre before touring across England until June.
Two of the three works are choreographed by Central alumnus Mthuthuzeli November, and current Central MA Choreography student Sophie Laplane.
Central is delighted that our relationship with Ballet Black continues to be so strong with Cassa Pancho MBE, Founder and Artistic Director of Ballet Black being a Patron of Central, and Central's Director Heidi Hall serving on the Board of Trustees of Ballet Black.
Book tickets to see Ballet Black's Triple Bill on tour here.
Central celebrates the life of Christopher Gable
Wednesday 13th March 2019 Isabel Campbell writes:
Today we celebrate the life of Christopher Gable, Founder of Central who was born on this day in 1940. Christopher's aim was to put theatricality at the heart of classical ballet performances, and this continues to influence the training that Central offers.
Kenneth MacMillan's House of Birds is part of the Ballet Central 2019 repertoire. Christopher recreated the lead male role of this ballet, inspired by the macabre fairtyale 'Jorinda and Joringel' in 1963 (pictured here alongside Maryon Lane)..
Image by Keith Money.


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For the businesses and investors, this reopening serves as yet another opportunity to take advantage of this teeming haven full of visitors in search for accommodations and other necessities. Skeptics may go against this positive direction for the island but agencies and investors are working hand in hand to maintain a sustainable environment and a controlled growth at the same time.
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The role of fear avoidance beliefs as a prognostic factor for outcome in patients with nonspecific low back pain: a systematic review
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This systematic review found convincing evidence that high fear and work beliefs in patients with subacute LBP are prognostic for poor work-related outcomes. However LBP less than 2 weeks or more than 3 months were less associated with poor work outcome. Both of the reviewed were prognostic in the subacute setting, but not in the chronic population. The reviewed scales could not be recommended over the other.
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