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This was revealed in a group of five medals sold at London auction house Spink (20% buyer's premium) on December 8-9. Consigned by a private collector, they sold on the low estimate at £1800 to a UK buyer on the phone.
Green was born in Marylebone, London, to a Canadian father. His career steadily took hold until in 1933, the Hughie Green Gang made its broadcast debut on the BBC, written, produced and directed by its 13-year-old star. His career took off in films – and he fathered his first child at the age of 17 with a Birmingham usherette.
Having taken private flying lessons, he was initially declined by the RAF, and returned to his father's home in Canada with the intention of joining up over there.
Green ended up on flying boats. On October 9 1943, he nearly lost his life on his very first job looking for a submarine spotted the day before when faulty radar misdirected him and his Catalina nearly ran out of fuel over the sea. Later he flew Liberator aircraft backwards and forwards across the North Atlantic transferring military commanders, statesmen and industrialists to South America, Africa and India.
Green also ferried Catalinas sold to the USSR. He continued such delivery tasks post-war with British Aviation Services before his showbiz career took off, a risky time including mechanical failures over the North Atlantic. Other aviation work involved an encounter with two Russian MiG jets who fired on him in the 'Berlin Corridor'.
The medals were sold with research and ephemera such as his original Royal Canadian Air Force pilot's flying log book representing his full Second World War service.


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Bernice L. Miller of Greenwood, Arkansas, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, Sept. 2nd, 2018 at the age of 97. She was born in 1921 in La Grange, Texas and a graduate of La Grange High School. She met her husband John who was in the army and stationed in Bastrop, Texas, while in La Grange. They were married in June of 1943 and moved to Queens, New York. John was a New York City fireman and they later moved to Brooklyn and West Babylon, Long Island, New York. Upon his retirement, they moved to La Grange where they built their home. In 1998, they moved to Greenwood, Arkansas, where they could be next door to their son John, Jr.
She is preceded in death by her parents Robert and Irene Loehr, husband John and a brother Robert, "Buddy" Loehr and sister-in-law Aileen Loehr.
Bernice is survived by a brother Lloyd Loehr of La Grange, a sister-in-law Siddie Loehr of La Grange, two sons, John Miller, Jr. and wife Dottie of Greenwood, Arkansas, and Bob Miller and wife Pat of Huntington Station, New York. She is also survived by three grandchildren, Kristen Smith and husband Josh of Rochester, New York, Lauren Miller of Huntington Station, New York, and John D. Miller and wife Joannie of Greenwood, Arkansas, five great grandchildren, Emalie and Natalie Miller, Kaytie Smith, Henry and Lincoln "Miller" Smith.
Funeral service will be this Saturday, Sept. 8th, at 10:A.M. at the First Presbyterian Church in La Grange with burial following at Williams Creek cemetery. Visitation will be this Friday from 5:P.M. to 7:P.M. at Fayette Memorial Funeral Home in La Grange.
Pallbearers will Toby Loehr, Brad Johnson, Brad Faldyn, Glenn Barta, Josh Smith and Dwayne Anders. Honorary pallbearers will be John D. Miller, Jimmy Loehr, Billy Loehr, Ryan Anders, Jacob Barta and Jeremy Barta.
In Lieu of Floral tributes, the family requests donations to be made to the First Presbyterian Church at P.O. Box 368, La Grange, Texas, 78945 or Pink Bud Activity Fund at P.O. Drawer 2000, Greenwood, Arkansas, 72936.
The family wishes to extend special thanks to the staff of Golden Years, Pink Bud Nursing Home and Heart of Hospice for the love and care of Bernice.
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Diagnosis and Management of Lameness in the Horse
Mike W. Ross, DVM, DACVS
Sue J. Dyson, MA, VetMB, PhD, DEO, FRCVS
Section 1: The Lameness Examination
Ch1. Lameness Examination: Historical Perspective
Ch2. Lameness in Horses: Basic Facts Before Starting
Ch3. Anamnesis (History)
Ch4. Conformation and Lameness
Ch5. Observation: Symmetry and Posture
Ch6. Palpation
Ch7. Movement
Ch8. Manipulation
Ch9. Applied Anatomy of the Musculoskeletal System
Ch10. Diagnostic Analgesia
Ch11. Neurological Examination and Neurological Conditions Causing Gait Deficits
Ch12. Unexplained Lameness
Ch13. Assessment of Acute-Onset, Severe Lameness
Ch14. The Swollen Limb
Section 2: Diagnostic Imaging
Ch15. Radiography and Radiology
Ch16. Ultrasonographic Evaluation of the Equine Limb: Technique
Ch17. Ultrasonographic Examination of Joints
Ch18. Ultrasonography and Orthopedic (Nonarticular) Disease
Ch19. Nuclear Medicine
Ch20. Computed Tomography
Ch21. Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Ch22. Gait Analysis for the Quantification of Lameness
Ch23. Arthroscopic Examination
Ch24. Tenoscopy and Bursoscopy
Ch25. Thermography: Use in Equine Lameness
Ch26. The Biomechanics of the Equine Limb and Its Effect on Lameness
Ch27. The Foot and Shoeing
Ch28. Trauma to the Sole and Wall
Ch29. Functional Anatomy of the Palmar Aspect of the Foot
Ch30. Navicular Disease
Ch31. Fracture of the Navicular Bone and Congenital Bipartite Navicular Bone
Ch32. Primary Lesions of the Deep Digital Flexor Tendon within the Hoof Capsule
Ch33. The Distal Phalanx and Distal Interphalangeal Joint
Ch34. Laminitis
Ch35. The Proximal and Middle Phalanges and Proximal Interphalangeal Joint
Ch36. The Metacarpophalangeal Joint
Ch37. The Metacarpal Region
Ch38. The Carpus
Ch39. The Antebrachium
Ch40. The Elbow, Brachium, and Shoulder
Ch41. The Hind Foot and Pastern
Ch42. The Metatarsophalangeal Joint
Ch43. The Metatarsal Region
Ch44. The Tarsus
Ch45. The Crus
Ch46. The Stifle
Ch47. The Thigh
Ch48. Mechanical and Neurological Lameness in the Forelimbs and Hindlimbs
Ch49. Diagnosis and Management of Pelvic Fractures in the Thoroughbred Racehorse
Ch50. Lumbosacral and Pelvic Injuries in Sports and Pleasure Horses
Ch51. Diagnosis and Management of Sacroiliac Joint Injuries
Ch52. Thoracolumbar Spine
Ch53. The Cervical Spine and Soft Tissues of the Neck
Ch54. Pathogenesis of Osteochondrosis
Ch55. The Role of Nutrition in Developmental Orthopedic Disease: Nutritional Management
Ch56. Diagnosis and Management of Osteochondrosis and Osseous Cystlike Lesions
Ch57. Physitis
Ch58. Angular Limb Deformities
Ch59. Flexural Limb Deformities in Foals
Ch60. Cervical Stenotic Myelopathy
Ch61. Osteoarthritis
Ch62. Markers of Osteoarthritis: Implications for Early Diagnosis and Monitoring of the Pathological Course and Effects of Therapy
Ch63. Gene Therapy
Ch64. Models of Equine Joint Disease
Ch65. Infectious Arthritis and Fungal Infectious Arthritis
Ch66. Noninfectious Arthritis
Ch67. Other Joint Conditions
Ch68. Pathophysiology of Tendon Injury
Ch69. Superficial Digital Flexor Tendonitis
Ch70. The Deep Digital Flexor Tendon
Ch71. Injuries of the Accessory Ligament of the Deep Digital Flexor Tendon
Ch72. The Suspensory Apparatus
Ch73. Clinical Use of Stem Cells, Marrow Components, and Other Growth Factors
Ch74. Diseases of the Digital Flexor Tendon Sheath, Palmar Annular Ligament, and Digital Annular Ligaments
Ch75. The Carpal Canal and Carpal Synovial Sheath
Ch76. The Tarsal Sheath
Ch77. Extensor Tendon Injury
Ch78. Curb
Ch79. Bursae and Other Soft Tissue Swellings
Ch80. Other Soft Tissue Injuries
Ch81. Tendon Lacerations
Ch82. Soft Tissue Injuries of the Pastern
Ch83. Skeletal Muscle and Lameness
Section 1: Traditional Therapy
Ch84. Principles and Practices of Joint Disease Treatment
Ch85. Analgesia and Hindlimb Lameness
Ch86. Bandaging, Splinting, and Casting
Ch87. External Skeletal Fixation
Ch88. Counterirritation
Ch89. Cryotherapy
Ch90. Radiation Therapy
Ch91. Rest and Rehabilitation
Section 2: Complementary (Nontraditional) Therapy
Ch92. Acupuncture
Ch93. Chiropractic Evaluation and Management of Musculoskeletal Disorders
Ch94. Electrophysical Agents in Physiotherapy
Ch95. Osteopathic Treatment of the Axial Skeleton of the Horse
Ch96. Shock Wave Therapy
Section 1: Poor Performance
Ch97. Poor Performance and Lameness
Ch98. Experiences Using a High-Speed Treadmill to Evaluate Lameness
Section 2: The Racehorse
Ch99. The Sales Yearling
Ch100. Pathophysiology and Clinical Diagnosis of Cortical and Subchondral Bone Injury
Ch101. Bone Biomarkers
Ch102. The Bucked-Shin Complex
Ch103. On-the-Track Catastrophes in the Thoroughbred Racehorse
Ch104. Catastrophic Injuries
Ch105. Track Surfaces and Lameness: Epidemiological Aspects of Racehorse Injury
Ch106. The North American Thoroughbred
Ch107. The European Thoroughbred
Ch108. The North American Standardbred
Ch109. The European and Australasian Standardbreds
Ch110. The Racing Quarter Horse
Ch111. Lameness in the Arabian Racehorse: Middle East and North America
Ch112. National Hunt Racehorse, Point to Point Horse, and Timber Racing Horse
Ch113. The Finnish Horse and Other Scandinavian Cold-Blooded Trotters
Section 3: Nonracing Sports Horses
Ch114. Prepurchase Examination of the Performance Horse
Ch115. Lameness in the Show Hunter and Show Jumper
Ch116. Lameness in the Dressage Horse
Ch117. Lameness in the Three Day Event Horse
Ch118. Lameness in Endurance Horses
Ch119. Lameness in the Polo Pony
Ch120. The Western Performance Horse
Ch121. Walking Horses
Ch122. Lameness in the American Saddlebred and Other Trotting Breeds with Collection
Ch123. Lameness in the Arabian and Half-Arabian Show Horse
Ch124. Lameness in the Driving Horse
Ch125. Lameness in Draft Horses
Ch126. Lameness in the Pony
Ch127. Lameness in Breeding Stallions and Broodmares
Ch128. Lameness in Foals
Ch129. Pleasure Riding Horse
Normal Gait
Gait of a normal horse when evaluated in-hand and while lunged
Gait of a normal horse while ridden
Unilateral Forelimb Lameness
Left forelimb lameness
Right forelimb lameness
Unilateral forelimb lameness resulting from upper limb pain - A
Unilateral forelimb lameness resulting from upper limb pain - B
Bilateral Forelimb Lameness
Bilateral forelimb lameness worse in the right forelimb
Effect of Circling on Forelimb Lameness
Right forelimb lameness
Bilateral forelimb lameness
Characteristics of carpal region pain
Hindlimb Lameness Without a Head and Neck Nod
Left hindlimb lameness in a horse with stifle pain
Left hindlimb lameness in a horse with bilateral suspensory desmitis
Right hindlimb lameness in a horse with peritarsal soft-tissue injury
Right hindlimb lameness
Left hindlimb lameness, effect of the pace and trot during lameness examination
Hindlimb Lameness with an Associated Head and Neck Nod
Severe right hindlimb lameness from pain associated with fracture of the central tarsal bone
Severe left hindlimb lameness - A
Right hindlimb lameness as a result of severe osteoarthritis of the medial femorotibial joint
Severe left hindlimb lameness - B
Bilateral Hindlimb Lameness
Bilateral hindlimb lameness and plaiting while trotting
Bilateral hindlimb lameness exhibited as a reluctance to work
Effect of Circling on Hindlimb Lameness
Right hindlimb lameness and toe drag
Toe dragging while circling
Right hindlimb lameness worse going to the right
Concurrent Forelimb and Hindlimb Lameness
Left forelimb and left hindlimb lameness
Left forelimb and left hindlimb lameness in a Standardbred racehorse
Left hindlimb and right forelimb lameness causing a "rocking-type" gait
Left hindlimb and right forelimb lameness in a trotter before and after low plantar diagnostic analgesia
Bilateral hindlimb and mild forelimb lameness in a Thoroughbred racehorse with mal- or nonadaptive subchondral bone remodeling
Other Aspects of Hindlimb Lameness
Hindlimb lameness while ridden
Gait restriction from thoracolumbar pain
Gait restriction from sacroiliac region pain
Neurological Gait Deficits
Gait deficit in a horse with a cervical spinal cord lesion
Hindlimb ataxia and right shoulder instability
Hindlimb weakness
Gait deficit in a horse with cervical stenotic myelopathy
Mechanical Gait Deficits
Fibrotic myopathy
Upward fixation of the patella
Fibularis (peroneus) tertius injury in a mature horse
Fibularis tertius avulsion injury in a foal
Esoteric Gait Abnormalities
Right hindlimb gait abnormailty
Running type of hindlimb gait
Aortoiliac thrombosis
Left hindlimb lameness and gait deficit in a horse with gastrocnemius origin injury
Idiopathic shortening of the cranial phase of the stride in a right hindlimb
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Ch52. Thoracolumbar Spine
Ch52. Thoracolumbar Spine
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Top 5 stand mixer for pizza in 2023
Last updated on May 25th, 2023 at 05:13 pm
When it comes to invest money in a stand mixer for pizza the decision of what to buy is not always obvious. Thanks to my list of top 5 stand mixer for pizza in 2023 I will try to make your life easier and answer the question what mixer is best for pizza dough?
In a previous article I explained with a lot of details what technical details to consider when choosing a mixer for pizza. At the same time I recommended mixer accessories that from my point of view are important. Specifically I shared with you some details about the various hooks or beaters.
This time I will be going much more to the point. I will be providing a list of stand mixers that I would buy if I was on the market. Once again I will provide you different options based on your budget. However, I strongly recommend to save more money and buy a more expensive mixer. If you think about it, this is a once in 20 years investment. Buying high quality stand mixer for pizza will be a long term investment. Let alone that if you buy the right one you will for sure use it also for other recipes, not just pizza.
As I wrote before, this time I will focus on pizza stand mixers only. And they will be the ones that are ideal for home use. You will often also find a link to buy the pizza stand mixer. This is part of my Amazon Affiliate Program. No costs for you but if you buy using my link I will get a commission. Nevertheless, my focus is not on selling to you something but on selecting products that will make your pizza at home easier.
Let's then dig into my top 5 stand mixer for pizza in 2023 topics:
- Technical details to consider
- Best in class: Kenwood and KitchenAid
- Good value: Bosch and Cuisinart
- Outsider: Ankarsrum 6230
- Final rank: Top 5 stand mixer for pizza in 2022
I am confident this article will be of help if you finally understood that you should use a mixer for pizza dough 🙂
Technical details to consider
When it comes to make a pizza dough with stand mixer you want to be sure of the following:
- the bowl is big enough
- the power of the stand mixer motor is sufficient
- you are using the right hook or beater
- you learn how to manage temperature
Especially the first two bullet points need to be considered carefully when buying. The best pizza dough mixer is also the one that fits exactly your needs of… guess what… making pizza 🙂
Therefore I am going to recommend some mixers that are using a decently big bowl and have enough motor power. I should mention though that in majority of cases the two technical details are growing together. So for a bigger bowl you generally have a more powerful motor provided by the brand.
And one more clarification on the bowl: I recommend going for the bigger you can afford. In fact, if you are going to make pizza with mixer, I also expect that you are preparing higher quantities. But even if this is not the case, having a bigger bowl means that you can increase amount of pizza every time is needed. And believe me, when your friends and family will taste the pizza we are making together they will ask to be your guests a lot of times 😀
Best in class: Kenwood and KitchenAid
From my point of view, Kenwood and Kitchen Aid produce the best pizza dough mixers on the market. They are often expensive but you pay for the excellent quality. Moreover you can buy a lot of extra accessories. In fact I mention them as pizza mixers but in reality they are much more than just for pizza. Also I want to mention that buying these brands also means you have a generally good support in case of issues.
Let me introduce the models that I specifically recommend.
Good value: Bosch and Cuisinart
It's very unfortunate that Bosch mixers are not available in United States. Or at least I don't see them sold on Amazon. In fact I think that they are an excellent value for money. Especially considering their reliability and the amount of accessories they are providing.
On several Italian pizza forums users love their Bosch stand mixer. I admit that I never used one but I have more than one friend with them. Especially I know a person who bought a second one after the first one he had failed. I think that this says a lot. In any case, the model I recommend is the so called MUM5. It's the most powerful available in the Bosch stand mixers family, even if it does not come with the biggest bowl ever. Actually it's even small in my opinion. But it does the job when it comes to make pizza dough with stand mixer. The good news is that the price:quality ratio here is very high!
However, that does not mean that we don't have alternatives also for our US friends. Actually the one that I am suggesting here is available everywhere. From what I can read online this is also considered excellent value for money. It reminds from its shape a KitchenAid, even though I think is not exactly same. I am referring to the Cuisinart SM-50TQ.
Outsider: Ankarsrum 6230
The last mixer for pizza dough that I want to mention is the Ankarsrum 6230. This is a pretty different kitchen accessory. I am not sure if we can define it as a stand mixer. You will in fact not find any of the standard hooks you are used to. Not only. I am pretty sure that you will need to learn how to use it to make it your best pizza dough mixer.
I personally have no direct experience with it. However, I found it very intriguing. I would love to try it honestly but so far I did not have the opportunity. In any case I watched a lot of YouTube videos to understand if the Ankarsrum has the potential to be my next pizza stand mixer. I admit I noticed a lot of excellent pizza dough created with it. From Neapolitan style pizza to high hydration pizza.
That is why I decided to mention it in this list of top 5 stand mixer for pizza in 2023. Here we go the outsider of this article:
Final rank: Top 5 stand mixer for pizza in 2023
As you probably know I am using a Kenwood stand mixer for pizza. I am very happy with it and I bought a lot of accessories over time. It is pretty old (almost 10 years) and still running strongly. Believe me when I say that I use it a lot and also with tough dough that is not exactly good with such mixers. That said, you can imagine that from the good experience I had I would buy it again.
At the same time one of my closest friends has a KitchenAid Artisan also very old. He also put a lot of stress on it and when needed he was also able to repair it by himself!! To me this means a lot!
So when making my ranking I considered first of all my experience, then the one of my friend and finally the huge amount of posts on forums I am reading daily. Let me anticipate that, to me, gold and silver medal where very hard to assign, but I ended up with this:
# | Stand Mixer model/brand | Picture | Buy Now! |
1 | KitchenAid Professional 600 |
2 | Titanium Chef Baker XL |
3 | Ankarsrum 6230 |
4 | KitchenAid Artisan |
5 | Bosch MUM5 |
The KitchenAid Professional 600 is the winner. It comes at high price, true. But the big bowl and the reliability of the brand makes it the best option is want to go serious not only with pizza but in whatever preparation.
The silver medal goes to the Kenwood Baker XL. I love the brand and I have a personal great experience. This model has been built thinking at bakers. And the fact that you have a scale directly on the bowl to me is a big plus.
The bronze medal goes to the outsider Ankarsrum 6230. I am reading a lot of good reviews and it seems a perfect help to make pizza. Maybe it lacks a bit of flexibility when it comes to accessories but I would not focus on this aspect if we are searching for the best stand mixer for pizza.
In fourth position is another KitchenAid. The Artisan model. Everything is excellent and it would be even at first place. But to me the bowl is too small.
Least but not really last is the Bosch MUM5. This would win the best price:ratio. The price and the amount of accessories you get is unbeatable. So if you are searching for the best value stand mixer for pizza go for it!


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Many heralded Telltale Games' The Walking Dead series as a rebirth of the adventure game genre. Toward that end, I think Telltale did a lot of things right, but not quite everything. While it did well to remove ludicrous puzzle designs, drawn-out playthroughs, and having to tediously tap every inch of the screen, what remains is more a well-animated, high-budget visual novel. That's fine if you want a visual novel, but if you want meaty gameplay with your dramatic decision-making, you might prefer Rival Games and Skybound Games' Thief of Thieves.
Framed as a sequel series to the comic of the same name, which was written by Robert Kirkman of The Walking Dead fame, Thief of Thieves is a true stealth game as much as it is an adventure game. Playing as Celia Kowalczyk, protégé to and one-time lover of the infamous thief Conrad "Redmond" Paulson, you're learning the ropes of high-stakes thieving under his watchful eye. After a job in America goes south, Conrad calls in a favor for Celia to join a team in Italy under an old friend, becoming part of a multicultural team brimming with potential. The question is whether they can actually operate as a team, with personalities clashing and a rival gang of far less delicate thieves at their heels.
It's a breathlessly paced affair over four episodes, each interconnecting in surprising ways. Story appears in voiced comic panels and branching dialogue, but amid the brisk pace, there will be calmer moments that emphasize the most important part of gameplay — paying attention. You are expected to be observant, whether that's eavesdropping, memorizing information, or choosing your words carefully in the right conversation. Then comes the tricky part.
Thief of Thieves isn't a predetermined story or a puzzle box with just one solution. Not only are optional objectives regularly sprinkled in, but so are consequences and opportunities presented by those decisions. Characters can die if you overplay your hand, but if you're as clever as Conrad believes, you'll bloodlessly slip in and out of every trial with aplomb.
The fact that many of the options afforded to you aren't guaranteed wins is surprisingly gratifying. You do have to commit to certain decisions, and missing a key detail might cost you a preferable outcome — but it never feels cheap. The writing supports this wonderfully, making you feel in control. You're afforded multiple opportunities to practice the game's minigames for hacking, lockpicking, and safecracking, which helps given they're all real-time. You're in control, but you never quite feel comfortable, which is what a great stealth game should do.
One of the best examples of this is the counter-heist, which sees you intercepting another team's plan in the tight confines of a fancy Swiss train. Where normally you can case a joint, the train job throws you into the deep end with your skills pushed to the limit. You can choose to fly solo, trust an ally, tackle a side objective, and/or disrupt your opponents multiple ways. With no traditional stealth takedowns, you really have to think about how to navigate the situation. If you're a team player, allies can open new possibilities with their unique skills, like hardware manipulation and pickpocketing. It's nail-bitingly brilliant no matter how you skin it.
Thief of Thieves does this with every scenario, merging the line between stealth and adventure into a single cohesive experience. After so many decried Telltale Games for being nothing but QTEs and dialogue decisions, Rival Games ups the ante brilliantly. Thief of Thieves in turn has terrific replay value with its myriad potential routes. There are achievements not only for being an ace thief, but for exploring less ideal routes, like scrubbing the tapes that caught you earlier when casing a mark. This is the sort of reactivity you expect from an immersive sim, not an episodic adventure game.
In-between challenges, Thief of Thieves does offer some downtime though, and if you're so inclined, you can learn a fair bit more about the cast of memorable characters that surround you. Or you can play Celia has self-interested. Though she's a predefined character, she's malleable, like Geralt in The Witcher. She can be snarky, playful, rude, delicate, or a combination thereof.
The cast are all brilliant, with Skybound sparing no expense for Hollywood talent like Debra Wilson, Elias Toufexis, and Stephen Stanton — though it's fair to say Fryda Wolff steals the show as Celia. Wolff already showed considerable chops in Mass Effect: Andromeda as the adorkable Sara Ryder, but Celia really flexes her range. The result is an adventure heroine who can stand proudly alongside the likes of Dave Fennoy's Lee Everett.
Criticisms of Thief of Thieves are few and not deal-breaking. Every now and then, you will have an odd clipping error with the geometry, or the AI will inexplicably see you in pitch-black shadows. And the isometric camera angles do a great job of capturing the same excellent panel work as the motion comic sections, but they aren't always ideal for surveying an area.
Also, while it's fair that the game rarely rewards fleeing, there are times where a few more ways to evade after being discovered would really help. Checkpoints aren't too spread out, and you can skip through repeated dialogue, but either manual saves or more hiding spots would've been welcome. Given Thief of Thieves was assembled by a team of only 20 or so people though, these blemishes are acceptable.
The real shame is that despite a compelling teaser at the end of Thief of Thieves' first season, a follow-up is unlikely. Two years after release, Rival Games was one of several companies brought down by the COVID-19 pandemic, forced to liquidate late last year. It's a true waste as Rival Games went on to make Alien: Blackout, itself an equally solid tie-in game with a similar clever mixture of gameplay and storytelling. The studio's first game, The Detail, was sadly also delisted not long after — itself an interactive crime noir.
I hope that this turn of events hasn't discouraged either the team behind Thief of Thieves or Skybound Games from exploring more games in this vein. Thief of Thieves is easily one of the best adventure games I've played in years and is available on every current platform, even Nintendo Switch. Whether you're a fan of films like Ocean's Eleven, Telltale's games, classic adventure games, or brisk stealth titles where ghosting is rewarded, you need this one in your library.


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Analyst Claims Apple To Launch Cheaper MacBook Air, 9.7-inch iPad and iPhone in 2018 – Take A Look At The Prices
While 2017 was the year of the all-screen design in the smartphone industry along with the removal of the headphone jack, there are several other aspects which might not be too pleasing to experience. Last year, we saw a jump in prices of smartphones and other gadgets. For instance, the iPhone X was priced a $999 for the base model and stretches to $1149 for the high-end model. The Galaxy Note 8 was priced more or less the same way as well and it raised eyebrows in the tech world. However, Apple might be working to change this.
Rumors suggest that Apple could possibly introduce a cheaper version of the MacBook Air, the new iPhone, iPad as well as the HomePod. According to a new report from WooView analyst Qiu Yubin which is an extension to KGI Securities' Ming-Chi Kuo. He has provided a good estimate of the price tags for the 2018 MacBook, iPad and the HomePod. If it turns out the way it seems at this point, users will enjoy Apple quality products at a much affordable price.
Apple Will Launch Cheaper Version Of The MacBook Air, iPad, And iPhone This Year
According to Yubin, the 6.1-inch iPhone with an LCD panel will start from $649 and will possibly end at $749. The iPhone is expected to launch in the September window and will cater the mid-range category of smartphones. In addition to this, the 9.7-inch iPad Pro model, which is also expected to feature Face ID will start at a price of $249 and end at $349. This is quite a low price compared to the $800 iPad we're currently used to. Lastly, the MacBook Air with upgraded specs will start from $799 and reach a price of $899 for the high-end version.
The report is definitely pleasing to people who want to get into Apple's ecosystem without hurting their wallet to the extreme. However, the prices listed are still quite a lot compared to what some other companies are offering. Nonetheless, it's still a win for us if the prices are dropped to this end.
We're seeing increased prices of products each year and it's getting out of hands for some people. Apple needs to reduce its prices to increase market share and compete against many other competitors at the same time. We will tell you guys more about the pricing details of the upcoming Apple products so do visit our website for further details.
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PM Modi 'committed to upholding freedom of press and expression'
New Delhi : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday wished journalists on "National Press Day" and said his government is "fully committed to upholding freedom of press and expression in all forms".
In a series of tweets on Thursday morning, Modi termed free press as the "cornerstone of a vibrant democracy" and said that "the role of the media in giving voice to the voiceless is commendable".
"My greetings to all friends in the media on National Press Day. I appreciate the hard work of our media, especially the reporters and camerapersons, who tirelessly work on the ground and bring forth various news that shapes national as well as global discourse," he tweeted.
"The role of the media in giving voice to the voiceless is commendable. Over the last three years, the media has added great strength to 'Swachh Bharat Mission' and effectively furthered the message of cleanliness," Modi said.
The Prime Minister said that we were witnessing the rise of social media and news being consumed through mobile phones. "I am sure these advancements will further the reach of the media and make the media space even more democratic and participative," he said.
"May our media space be used more and more to showcase the skills, strengths and creativity of 125 crore Indians," he said.


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A Portrait of Mr. Huang
Qiu Jiongjiong
Release year: 2010
Run time: 40 mins
Film type: Documentary
Under the scorching sun, the forensic scientist cut open a decomposing female body .A peasant, carrying his lover's flesh and liver, is on the prowl .
Two fugitives hide in a cave, leaving the heavily armed police at their wits' end.
These old cases from 20 to 30 years ago are told by one of the people who lived them - retired policeman Huang Lao Lao.
Summer afternoons, robins chattering; thrill seekers, mixed with the brightness of the countryside
Director biography
Qiu Jiongjiong's experiences growing up have made him something of an eccentric in the art community: he began painting at age two and at age three he began performing local opera (his grandfather was a famous Sichuanese Opera performer). From a young age he dreamed of becoming an artist, and at 18 he left school to pursue this career. In 2007 he completed his first film, Moon Palace, a 100-minute film documenting his father's life.


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Watch out Amazon, YouTube is looking to become a major e-commerce hub. The goal is to make shopping on YouTube possible by converting YouTube's videos into a catalog of items that viewers can peruse, click on and buy directly. Every item you see on a YouTube video could soon be for sale online on YouTube itself.
How it all began
Late last year, YouTube began testing a Shopify integration for creators who can list as many as 12 items for sale on a digital carousel below their videos. Merchandising is one of several strategies YouTube is pursuing to diversify revenue for creators beyond ads. CEO Sundar Pichai suggested YouTube's sea of popular product "unboxing" videos could be turned into a shopping opportunity. The video site is full of other popular categories, such as makeup and cooking tutorials, where creators advertise commercial products on air.
Shopping on YouTube
YouTube has recently started asking creators to use YouTube software to tag and track products featured in their clips. The data will be linked to analytics and shopping tools from their parent company, Google. The company is also testing a new integration with Shopify for selling items through YouTube. This has the potential to transform YouTube from advertising giant into an e-commerce leader such as Amazon.As we all know, the pandemic has hurt marketing budgets. It has especially hurt the travel and physical retail sectors that are major Google advertisers. On the other hand, e-commerce has boomed as people stay home and order more products online. Amazon, the U.S. e-commerce leader, has seen sales rise, while Google suffered its first ever revenue decline in the second quarter. Facebook and Pinterest recently added shopping features to their sites leaving Google to be the odd one out.Carolina Macedo, the author, is Project Coordinator of Marketing Keys. She is looking forward to adding Shopping as yet another reason to go to You Tube.


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Our Bath Workshop is carrying out work for The Archway Project which will see a Roman Baths Clore Learning Centre and a new World Heritage Centre open in the former Bath City Laundry buildings in 2020. The project will also open up new areas of the Roman Baths to visitors, including a Roman laconicum (a kind of sauna) and a Roman exercise courtyard.
Cliveden Conservation has been involved in several stages of the project. Our conservation team has cleaned and repaired York Street Arch, the prominent 'face' of the Archway Project. The current phase of works will consolidate the Roman ruins prior to the main contractor building works which include fitting walkways and lighting.
The arch was built in c.1889 by city architect Major Charles Davis to carry water to a new Spa. Hot water was pumped from the King's Spring to a boiler house in neighbouring Swallow Street via cast iron pipes in a tunnel below the road, and then flowed back to the new Victorian spa facilities through a pipe hidden inside the arch over the street.
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While it's not a surprise many older adults are more likely to experience pain compared to the younger population, it is a surprise that many older adults see pain as a natural part of aging and don't tell their doctors about the pain they're experiencing. As we age, it's important to remember that living with pain is not normal and a pain treatment plan can help you live a more pleasant and fulfilled life.
According to Practical Pain Management, "Pain and pain management are a growing concern among Americans aged 65 and older. A recent analysis of data from a National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded study found 53% of the older adults surveyed reported having bothersome pain in the last month; three-quarters of them reported having pain in more than one location. Bothersome pain, particularly in multiple locations, also was associated with decreased physical capacity."
Because pain-related issues are such a common issue among our older population, we have put together three ways to help manage pain as you age.
How to manage pain as you age
Oral pain relievers for seniors
Older people handle pain medications differently than younger people. Because of this, seek out advice from a medical professional on which pain medication is best suited for you. Kidney function declines as we age, making filtration of pain medication less effective. When in doubt, start off with the lowest dose possible, then gradually increase based on the level of pain.
Keep in mind that NSAIDs (Advil, Aleve, etc.) are not recommended for people with kidney, liver or heart issues.
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For mild joint aches, especially knee pain or backaches, topical NSAIDS is a popular option. Topical lidocaine in particular has little to no side effects while offering relief from pain.
When you're taking pain relievers, be sure to keep in mind other medication safety tips.
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Physical therapy for older adults, also known as geriatric physical therapy, is specifically targeted to assist with mobility restoration, increased fitness and exercise levels and pain reduction.
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As we age, managing pain should be a part of our everyday lives. Keeping an open line of communication with your medical providers will help guide which treatment plan is right for you and your level of pain.
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Harry Potter Wedding
The magic of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter could definitely be felt during Andrea and Tom's Harry Potter wedding. A destination wedding, the two tied the knot at the iconic Universal globe and afterwards headed inside as a family for their formal portraits throughout Diagon Alley.
First Date at a Coffee Shop
Having met six years ago, with their first date at a local coffee shop, Tom came into Andrea and Kylynn's lives. It is impossible to manufacture or imitate love, and truly their love for one another was fate. Complementing differences between the two are what they love most about one another, along with their passion for many of the same interests, such as you guessed it Harry Potter! Striving to enjoy every moment of life, the two have realized that happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light. Truly, both bring so much light to the heart of the other.
A Sweet Engagement
On November 18 of 2016, Tom brought home a big heart shaped box of chocolates. Sitting inside the box was a gently placed ring in the center, which Andrea saw the moment she walked through the door. The ring, and of course man, of her dreams, Andrea immediately began crying happy tears as she said "yes" to Tom's proposal!
Wizarding World of Harry Potter Wedding
Envisioning an intimate destination elopement, the two traveled to Orlando to tie the knot at the Universal globe. Wedding day started off early in the morning by greeting our couple and Andrea's daughter Kylynn in their hotel room at the Hard Rock Hotel. After capturing details and getting ready, we brought Tom down for a an impromptu first look. It was the perfect last minute add-in to bring Tom out of the room so Andrea could put on her dress without him seeing it. As Andrea walked down the stairs, Tom truly could not have had a larger smile grace his face seeing her. After a beautiful family moment, we headed off to the Universal globe for their wedding ceremony.
Universal Globe Wedding Ceremony
A favorite spot of Tom's the globe was a pretty spectacular wedding ceremony location due to how iconic it is to the parks. It must have been fate, as we ran into the creative director for Universal, who offered to push the top secret button for us so that the globe would stop at the perfect moment to see the entire "Universal" writing and remain stopped for the ceremony. I mean, it's sort of exciting, isn't it breaking the rules?
After sharing vows, and a beautiful ceremony filled with Harry Potter inspiration, the two shared their first kiss and sealed the deal until the very end as officially becoming Mr. and Mrs.!
Riding Around on our Broomsticks
Venturing into Universal, we stopped off in the Downtown New York area (a fav spot of Andreas!) before our prime destination of Diagon Alley. From the Sweet Shop to the Castle, it was truly an amazing journey in capturing magical portraits of our couple!
Wishing my sweethearts to remember that they should always remember that where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
Ps. we have incorporated several Harry Potter quotes into our love story; can you find them all?
Venue: Universal Studios
Hotel: Hard Rock Hotel


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It was never meant to happen like this, and by and large it doesn't. Electric cars were hailed as a new dawn of clean, environment-friendly, safe driving.
And then someone lost their life behind the wheel of such a car. Joshua Brown, aged 40, died in the first known fatal crash involving a car in self-driving mode. Joshua's Tesla Model S struck the trailer of a lorry on a road in May. According to the highway patrol in Florida the car's windscreen hit the bottom of the trailer. His car's autopilot mode failed to recognise the oncoming truck. National highways chiefs are investigating that autopilot system – one used in 25,000 Model S cars. A Tesla statement on the sensors, which help steer the car by identifying obstructions, said they failed to recognise the oncoming vehicle: "Neither autopilot nor the driver noticed the white side of the tractor trailer against a brightly lit sky, so the brake was not applied."
Tragedy apart, electric cars have a track record that is good, argue not only their makers but a growing section of environment and road-safety lobbies. One blogpost on the Tesla tragedy in the UK's Independent newspaper read: "That's pretty good going, statistic wise. How many people have died in manually driven cars since the Tesla first drove on the road? A few more than one!"
Electric cars were – and still are – being hailed as a new dawn. President Barack Obama predicted one million electric cars in the US by 2015 while Virgin boss Richard Branson forecast last summer no new road cars would be petrol driven within 20 years. Combustion engines, insisted the British tycoon, were "complicated and antiquated".
Any doubts electric cars are the future evaporate as soon as you set eyes on the sleek lines of the newest models and then hit the on-switch. Today's high-end electric car is little short of a supercar, and everyone is in on the act, trialling, prototyping or bringing to market their own versions. BMW, Mercedes and Audi have all unveiled visions of the automotive future at car shows or in glossy aspirational magazines. Most of them boast – or promise – rapid acceleration thanks to a smooth, seamless supply of power from their electric motors.
What sets that motor apart from dirty gas guzzlers is the instant, massive twisting force it produces, called torque. This does away with the need for a gearbox and is more efficient at turning stored energy into motion. It saves weight and clears space for all those boys' toys like touch-screen controls. But the environmental savings are as alluring as the savings in running costs, not just to drivers but governments, municipal authorities and the medical profession. By switching to electric vehicles, average household greenhouse-gas emissions are cut by over a whopping 40%, according to some experts. And as transport is said to contribute 23% of global greenhouse gas emissions, much hinges on the future development of the electric car in tackling climate change.
No wonder all the giant carmakers in America, China and Japan have spent billions of dollars to bring electric vehicles to the market. Yet it was General Motors that rolled out the first mass-produced, purpose-designed electric vehicle of the modern era, the EV1, from 1996 to 1999. And then they tried to kill it.
A 2006 documentary, Who Killed the Electric Car?, explored the creation, limited commercialisation and attempts to destroy the electric car phenomenon by traditional car makers, the oil industry, US government and others by trying to stymie development and adoption of this revolutionary but hugely controversial technology. It was a gutsy Silicon Valley start-up, Tesla, founded by the PayPal tycoon Elon Musk that pioneered a market-leading car of the same name using improved versions of industry-standard lithium-ion batteries.
Pros and cons include faster acceleration but a shorter distance range than conventional engines. There is no exhaust but there are long charging times. And the technology roars on. Formula E, the electric equivalent of Formula 1, is gaining traction with sports fans, and next up are driverless cars.
The Google self-driving car forms part of a new breed of 'autonomous cars', from the so-called Google X project to develop technology for mainly electric cars. The implication is huge. Near-perfect robotic drivers using ultra-precise digitised map technology could cut traffic accidents – maybe even the kind that killed Joshua Brown – and trim travel times as well as save on carbon emissions.
Driving an electric car is seen as a high-tech, pacey green badge of honour. Or is it? Electric cars have higher manufacturing emissions than normal cars, argue some. Electric cars also use electricity that has its own footprint, insist others. Put them together and they wipe out any climate benefit of electric cars. Academics from University of Minnesota meanwhile claimed in report published in 2014 that a battery-powered car recharged with electricity generated by coal-fired power stations was likely to cause more than three times as many deaths from pollution as a conventional petrol-driven vehicle. And sales, though promising, have hardly taken off: President Obama's prediction of one million electric cars in the US by 2015 fell somewhat short: 280,000.
The Renault-Nissan alliance, meanwhile, is cagey on sales targets. A 2011 prediction of 1.5m electric vehicles by 2016 turned out to be wildly optimistic. The group passed the 250,000 mark only last July. And yet the electric car is enjoying seemingly unstoppable, if not super-fast, momentum, thanks in part to the magical blend of offering motorists the chance to save money and reduce toxic exhaust emissions. Sales of cars such as the Nissan Leaf, Ford Focus Electric, the Tesla Model S and Chevrolet Volt may not be breaking records but they are indisputably on the up. As of the start of this year there were more than 30 models of all-electric cars and utility vans on sale in Western Europe, the United States, China and Japan. Popularity is also due in part to subsidies. Germany announced in April it would to give a €1bn subsidy to boost electric car sales: buyers receive €4,000 when they choose a purely electric vehicle and €3,000 for a plug-in hybrid. And a 'plug-in vehicle grant' from the UK government provides a subsidy of up to 35% of the cost of a car or van, up to a maximum of €5.360 (£4,500). All this gives an insight into the technological, corporate and political forces coming together to deliver vehicles that one day really will change the world, be it electric or driverless cars. Better batteries will give electric and hybrid cars even stronger performance and increased range, which will further improve their appeal, promise manufacturers. But the batteries also need to be cheaper for the mass market.
This throws up another intriguing twist involving the fall in oil prices. Lower fuel costs combined with the unprecedented efficiency of today's petrol engines, suddenly makes old technology a worthy rival to electric cars and batteries. What the latter have is is a tantalising, ever-evolving technology.
Back in March at the Geneva Motor Show 2016, architecture firm Foster + Partners and Nissan unveiled a vision for self-charging driverless cars that could power the home. Technologies included wireless charging, autonomous driving and battery storage to present a compelling proposal for the future of vehicles and cities.
Carlos Ghosn, the head of the Renault-Nissan alliance that sells more than half the electric cars in the world, has no doubt he's on to a winner: "Ten years ago people thought electric cars would never make it, they thought they were like a golf cart, something slow, bulky, not very attractive," he told the Guardian newspaper recently.
"Now they see the Renault Zoe, the Nissan Leaf, the Teslas and they think electric cars can be fun. They see Formula E and see the cars can be very powerful and go very fast. The idea that electric cars are normal cars, which is a big revolution from 10 years ago, has taken place." That's pretty good going, statistic wise. How many people have died in manually driven cars since the Tesla first drove on the road? A few more than one.
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The British Mayflies Calendar 2007 is all three.
This beautifully produced, limited edition, publication is more than a mere calendar – it is something every keen fly fisher will want to keep well after Auld Lang Syne is sung on 31st December 2007.
Photographed by well-known naturalist and entomologist Dr Cyril Bennett, written by Craig Macadam, volunteer coordinator of the Ephemeroptera (Mayfly) Recording Scheme and published by the Riverfly Partnership.
There are 51 species of mayflies in the British Isles, 12 of which are highlighted within the calendar. Each mayfly has been photographed and is shown in great detail. These outstanding images of the dun and the nymph are supported by a distribution map and a calendar strip indicating the months when the species is most likely to be seen in flight.
The Salmon & Trout Association, Orvis and the Environment Agency are cosponsors of the calendar, which enables all income from sales to support work on British Mayflies. The calendar is available from Orvis for just £6.95.
The Riverfly Partnership is a network of organisations whose aim is to promote the understanding and conservation of riverflies.
"World class images supported by informative text" Steve Brooks, Entomologist at The Natural History Museum,
"The essential Christmas gift for every flyfisher," Pat O'Reilly, author of Match the Hatch.
"An excellent calendar for a cause that all flyfishers can enthusiastically support." Paul Knight, Executive Director, Salmon & Trout Association.
How to order – as an Individual? Individuals can order through the Orvis website on www.orvis.co.uk, in any one of the 20 Orvis Retail Stores across the UK, by Telephone on 0870-066-4177, by Fax on 0870-066-4190, or Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
How to order – as a Retailer? Retailers should phone Orvis on 01264-349501, fax on 01264-349505 or Email their order to email@example.com to receive their wholesale price. We will only accept payment in advance of shipment. Minimum order of 10 calendars.
Source: Salmon & Trout Association UK
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'Barbel Rivers and Captures' By The Barbel CatchersClub
Compiled By Mick Wood and Bob Singleton
There have been revolutionary advances in barbel fishing since the publication of Barbel by the Barbel Catchers Club (BBC) published by The Crowood Press in 1988, and the BCC has been at the forefront of these dramatic developments.
This long awaited, and entirely new volume written by BCC members comprehensively covers the modern barbel fishing scene, discusses the size of the fish now caught and illustrates the changes that have taken place in tackle, tactics and baits. There are individual chapters on each major barbel river in England from the smallest streams, such as the Lodden and the Holybrook, to the mighty Midlands rivers, the Trent and the Severn, to the Yorkshire spate rivers and the crystalline waters of the famous Hampshire Avon. Each river chapter is written by an experienced angler with proven success on the river in question and culminates with a fascinating account of the capture of a really special barbel weighing in excess of 10 lb.
This remarkable book provides a wealth of expert information and explores not only traditional fishing methods but also ground-breaking new ideas. Lavishly illustrated with 200 images including photographs, drawings and diagrams, and a colour-plate section, this is an indispensable volume for both the barbel enthusiast and general river angler alike.
Barbel Rivers and Captures is written by the Barbel Catchers Club and provides a vast amount of information about the contemporary barbel-fishing scene. Written by experts, it comprehensively covers all the major barbel rivers in England.
Contents include:
- Indivual chapters on twenty-nine rivers, or sections of river
- Detailed and fascinating accounts of the capture of a 'big barbel' on each river
- Modern Baits-both pellet and HNV specials
- Scores of photographs, some in full colour, of barbel catches over 10lb
- Diagrams illustrating rigs, feeders and swims
- A review of devolpments in barbel fishing since the late 1980's and a consideration of the future of barbel fishing
- Details of the Barbel Catchers Club River Records and the Clubs 'top fifty' barbel.
The Barbel Catchers Club (BCC) were established in 1977 with the objective of providing a forum for debating key issues and discussing new ideas. Since its formation, the BCC has been extremely successful and has been at the forefront of virtually every breakthrough in barbel angling.
The club is organised by dedicated barbel anglers for barbel anglers and emphasizes the social aspect of the sport rather than its political and commercial divisions. The BCC is divided into seven regional groups, (Chiltens, Midland/Cotswold, Northwest, Southdown, Southern, Wessex and Yorkshire) and has its own website www.barbelcatchersclub.co.uk and its own Magazine entitled Barbus. All members write at least one article each year for the magazine, which also provides a forum for news and views.
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Hand crafted angling gifts from Anglers Gifts
Hi my name is Steve Sheppard, an individual artist/craftsman. I have a keen interest in anglings rich history. The innovation and creativity that went into tackle development all those centuries ago that has evolved into the kit we know and take for granted today.
Around 1750/1770 in England, records began of the Nottingham centre pin reel, one of the first reels to be mass-produced. They were eventually made in large quantities and shipped all over the world. Nottingham's turn up in auctions and fairs today.
The Nottingham was a free running reel at that time but individual craftsmen seeing an opportunity as angling slowly evolved into a sport particularly with the upper classes began to look at more sophisticated designs. Materials were limited, machine screws and high tensile springs were yet to be invented however journeymen and skilled craftsmen plied their trades up and down the country. Materials were sourced from basket weavers, leather workers, wheelwrights and cabinetmakers, so specialist items so were available in small quantities.
The Royal Navy was sailing and opening trade routes all over the free world, so more exotic timbers including mahogany, rosewood and bamboo would have been about in small quantities and the craftsmen were quick to utilise whatever they could. It is well documented that individual reels were produced using exotic timbers and innovative ideas but they were individual, not mass-produced and because of that their details are sparse and as they have been discarded or lost with the passing of centuries we can now only imagine their intricacies. These reels would have been multi purpose for coarse and game as the concept of individual reels for specific purposes had not at that time become the fashion.
I have created a reel reflecting that long past era, a reel that uses no springs or screws, using traditional craftsman practices and is a celebration of the reel makers art, a tribute to those long past craftsman. The ratchet brake works by means of a reed of spliced bamboo using a peg and lever system. This idea was used in ancient lace machinery that was popular in Nottingham around the time.
I realise there are thousands of reels on the market, so why would anyone wish to own one of mine? The reels I produce are unique, no two are exactly the same, the disciplines used turning the drums and back plates are different each time to bring out the best in grain and figuring and dependent on the timber used, a little heart and soul goes into each one.
I have a Website at www.anglersgifts.co.uk. Please check it out and read the independent testimonials at the link on the bottom of my home page. If what I have presented interests you, please don't hesitate to contact me by e-mail or phone number that are found on the Website for a no obligation discussion on your requirements. I am sure you have questions and I cannot explain everything in this brief summary. Thanks for your time; I look forward to hearing from you.
Steve Sheppard: firstname.lastname@example.com
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How many times have you lost potential customers to your fishery because your website had little or a basic minimal graphical reference to your pools?
We can draw them to a high standard and blend them to match your existing site for inclusion. With over 10 years experience of graphic design packages, we can create a detailed plan of your pool for use on the web, print or other marketing material to help you promote your fishery.
Knowing how difficult it is to convey the size and layout of a large asset as a fishing lake, we focus on creating a visually impressive image for you to advertise the best features of your lake and help to attract more business. We like to work closely with our clients and offer a fast, efficient service at every stage of development. Customer satisfaction is paramount and we will work hard to turn your project around.
We also have the facility to create 3D fly-over animations to further communicate your lake layout effectively. These can be included, compressed, on your website in the form of a downloadable movie or as an interactive marketing tool that you could supply to generate business.
Contact us today for a quotation, you won't be disappointed.
Call Duncan Buckley on: (0)7801 286294 quoting the UK Fisherman website.
Weston Pools Fishery (Oswestry) – Contracted through Countrywide Fisheries to provide layout drawings for three of their pools. Drawings used as signs mounted around the site.
Manor Farm Fishing (Sandy, Bedfordshire) – Contracted through Countrywide Fisheries to provide a pool map for use on their website and brochure material (www.manorfarmfishing.co.uk).
Eastmoors Lake (St Leonards, Dorset) – Provided a lake layout drawing for use as a road sign and for inclusion on their website (www.fishinglake.co.uk).
"I congratulate you on a very good representation and a prompt service."
Nick Hoare (proprietor) of Eastmoors Lake.
UK FISHERMAN'S VERDICT - **Highly Recommended**
You only have to look at the quality of the graphics above to see what a fantastic product Duncan really offers. They provide vital information for visitors in terms of swim location, layout and the fish you can expect to find at the fishery. Any fishery shrewd enough to hire Duncan will benefit hugely from a first class graphical representation of their fishery which can only add value to their business.
What are you waiting for - Give Duncan a call today on (0)7801 286294
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Baylor University researchers unveiled a new color imaging Thursday with the capacity to dramatically increase the range of color a digital screen can display. The system – called 6P – has implications for television and cinema storytelling by transcending long-used color systems that compress color and limit it to fit the capacity of most screens.
Baylor researchers Corey Carbonara, Ph.D., and Michael Korpi, Ph.D., professors of film and digital media, lead a team of researchers and industry professionals developing the new system, which is designed to "allow the world's first retro-compatible multi-primary color capture, processing, distribution and display system to advance the ability of every digital device on the planet to produce a wider color gamut…closer than ever before to natural viewability of the human eye."
6P was introduced at a hybrid virtual and in-person event, "Expanding the Color Universe: The Next Frontier in Imaging," as a part of the SMPTE + Series, which showcases developing technologies and technologists. (See the complete list of SMPTE + panelists and speakers, which includes creatives and leaders from film and television, computer and video gaming, sports and more.)
At the system's core is an expanded palette of colors that screens can display.
"As an artist, would you rather have 24 crayons, 64 or 528?" Carbonara said. "That's why this evolution is important."
A New Approach
The 6P system is the brainchild of veteran Sony executive Gary Mandle, now a senior research scientist at Baylor, to address a long-held industry goal: to expand beyond the traditional RGB display system of three color primaries—red, green and blue). Mandle approached Carbonara, a longtime friend and collaborator, to share his systems-based approach, leading to a university-industry research partnership.
"Multi-primary display has been a project of a number of companies for many years," Mandle said. "When I thought about approaching a university with the idea, Baylor was immediately my first choice. Once we talked, I didn't need to look anywhere else."
From those initial conversations, 6P has drawn on the expertise of a variety of industry veterans who have joined the research and development team: Mandle; Mitch Bogdanowicz, a longtime color scientist for Kodak; Jim DeFilippis, a former Fox TV executive; Steven Poster, former president of the American Society of Cinematographers and the International Cinematographers Guild; Gary Feather, display technologies expert; and Baylor film and digital media and industry colleagues.
6P's name derived from the system's original expansion from three color primaries to six, with the addition of cyan, magenta and yellow. While the system has grown in scope since those early iterations, the name signals that color display is no longer limited to RGB.
"In electronic displays, RGB has been so ingrained. For over 30 years, in what I'll call the recent past, there have been a string of different demos that always fizzled out. The attitude tends to be, 'Multi-primary has never gone anywhere and RGB is the way it has to be done,'" Korpi said. "Our approach changes that completely."
6P uses data already captured by modern high-definition cameras that contains more colors than most screens are able to display. While the data is there, the files are formatted to fit the limitations of the screen—as Korpi described, "squished down" based on the limitations of the display.
Using a proprietary blend of algorithms, matrices and look-up tables, the system draws on color science and high-capacity processing to move beyond the traditional RGB limitations and show the colors previously formatted out of the display. A visual path is found in the color gamut. Shaped like a thumbnail, the gamut contains colors visible to the human eye. Within that range, only a subset can be displayed on screen. In the case of RGB, the primaries form a triangle that limits the range of visible colors to a relatively small portion of the gamut.
"One of the things that astronauts tell us is how beautiful our planet is from the International Space Station, but the images they see captured don't do justice to what they see with the human eye," said Dylan Mathis, BA '94, MA '96, NASA integration manager for operational programs. "The idea of expanding the color palette—to show the colors between the colors—is exciting, to display images that better communicate the wonder of this beautiful planet."
As 6P moves past three primaries, it enables color display at the far ranges of the color gamut unlimited by any number of primaries. The ability to further use already-captured images helps 6P clear hurdles in adoption and installation that have vexed previous attempts to expand beyond RGB.
"The real advantage is that this is backwards compatible with almost every system that exists today, so nothing would need to change within the structure of the technology to use this system," Poster said. "This is compatible with systems currently being used in the motion picture industry and gives you just that much more color gradation than you ever would have."
Enhanced storytelling
As 6P has grown, external organizations have either remained or become interested in their work. SMPTE and NASA are participating in the introductory event, and NASA formed an umbrella Space Act Agreement with Baylor to facilitate collaboration and information sharing.
"NASA will provide 6P with unique imagery that no one else has so they can see how it works within the systems they're developing," Mathis said.
The SMPTE + event features professionals from SMPTE and NASA, color scientists, sports and video game executives, and a variety of media sectors who utilize color in visual storytelling. Among the panelists is Poster, a veteran cinematographer who has worked on numerous films, including Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Blade Runner and Donnie Darko.
"It's a real shame to currently have high-end technology to tell stories with but to know that you're limited in terms of showing the color gradations that exist in nature," Poster said. "Every color has emotional impact on a viewer's physiology. As a storyteller, it just makes perfect sense to have, the colors in between the colors to display."
Baylor technology commercialization
6P's further growth will take place within the framework of 6P Color Inc., the company formed to develop and commercialize the technology through Baylor's Lab to Market Collaborative (L2M). Housed within Baylor's Office of the Vice Provost for Research, L2M is joint effort between Baylor, Blueprints Lab and local venture capital firm Waco Ventures to advance technologies from the idea phase into the marketplace, where they can have real world impact. 6P Color Inc. was the first such company formed through L2M.
"Our core as a University is not technology commercialization," said Todd Buchs, assistant vice provost for research, technology commercialization and industry engagement. "But, we want to see that take place, because every inventor wants to see their invention make a difference. That can be a difficult process if you're not skilled in that. And that's why we have teammates to advance disruptive technologies like 6P."
The $2.5 million in research funding acquired through the Lab to Market process supports Baylor's research growth as an R1 institution, advancing Baylor's Illuminate research vision as it funds 6P.
"It's very appropriate that this is the first company formed through this ecosystem," said Brian Woods, Waco Ventures operating partner and 6P Color Inc. chairman. "It's a rare and unique opportunity to have a product that will affect most humans on the planet."
About BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
Baylor University is a private Christian University and a nationally ranked research institution. The University provides a vibrant campus community for more than 19,000 students by blending interdisciplinary research with an international reputation for educational excellence and a faculty commitment to teaching and scholarship. Chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas through the efforts of Baptist pioneers, Baylor is the oldest continually operating University in Texas. Located in Waco, Baylor welcomes students from all 50 states and more than 90 countries to study a broad range of degrees among its 12 nationally recognized academic divisions.


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Digital innovation refers to the application of new technologies to existing problems or practices allowing individuals or organisations to initiate and deliver new and innovative ways of working. Often digital innovation is applied to businesses, but there are also aspects you could use in your academic work.
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