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Most fatal crashes in the county happen on rural roads where some drivers may wrongly assume that the national speed limit is always the safe speed to drive at.
This summer, Kent County Council is urging drivers to remember that speed limits are not a target to reach.
Research shows that three in five deaths happen on rural roads, that is main routes outside of town centres with a speed limit of 50mph or more.
Over the last five years, there have been 223 collisions on Kent's roads, resulting in 339 casualties – including 51 people who were killed or seriously injured – as a result of a vehicle travelling too fast, but not necessarily above the speed limit.
Over half of the drivers involved are aged between 17 and 34.
Kent Road Safety's Vicky Harvey said: "We want you to think about the speed you're doing and whether it is appropriate.
"We're not necessarily talking about breaking the speed limit, it's about the speed you're travelling at and whether it is appropriate for the time and place.
"That changes every time you drive, and you should be considering that – you crash because you can't stop in time, and if you can't stop in time it's because you're going too fast."
There are fewer serious collisions on main A and B roads and with the difference in impact speeds, a collision on a 60mph road with people driving to the limit could see two cars colliding with an impact of 120mph.
Mrs Harvey added: "If you're on a motorway, impact speeds can be slower because, for instance, where someone travelling at 50mph is rear-ended by a driver at 70mph, the initial impact is 20mph.
"Rural roads often have things alongside them such as walls, fences, trees, junctions and traffic lights. In addition to this there could be vulnerable road users, such as pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders.
"It's the combination of mixed hazards and the higher speed in these areas that creates the danger and we're asking people to think about whether their speed is appropriate for the complex range of hazards."
The campaign will see advertising focus on a driver's 'conscience' sitting in the back seat, reminding the driver that driving at the appropriate speed is the right choice.
People need to think as they drive along, if a car suddenly stopped, if a traffic light changed, if someone was to step out, could you stop in time? Drivers should make the right choice and not take speed to the limit.


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- Dr Polly VizardLondon School of Economics
- Dr Tania BurchardtLondon School of Economics
- Professor (Sir) John HillsLondon School of Economics
- Dr Abigail McKnightLondon School of Economics
- Dr Kitty StewartLondon School of Economics
Project overview
Social policies and distributional outcomes in a changing Britain (SPDO) is a £1 million research programme that addresses the question: what progress has been made in addressing social inequalities through social policies?
The project will provide an authoritative, independent, rigorous and in-depth evidence base for social policies and distributional outcomes in 21st century Britain.
A unique evidence base on trends in social inequalities and social policy
The programme of research adds to the Social Policy in a Cold Climate (SPCC) programme, which covered the period of 1997-2015. The SPDO programme will update, extend and broaden the analysis of public expenditure, social policies and distributional outcomes using the most recent datasets available, resulting in a unique evidence base on trends in social inequalities and social policies going back to 1997. New areas for analysis include:
- Coverage of additional areas of social policy (e.g., physical safety/security and complex needs/homelessness).
- Emphasis on the new context for social policy making (e.g., devolution and Brexit).
- Assessment of a broader range of multidimensional outcomes within the team's quantitative analysis.
- Additional breakdowns, such as migration status.
- A forward-looking component, identifying the key challenges for social policy in the 2020s.
Main research components
- Detailed and cross-cutting documentation, monitoring and analysis of progress made in tackling social inequalities through social policies over the period of 2015-2020. This will include an in-depth examination of public expenditure, social policies and their immediate consequences for outcomes over this period across 10 major social policy areas (social security and general housing; health; social care; early years; compulsory school age education; higher education; employment; safety and security; social mobility; and homelessness / complex needs).
- In-depth quantitative analysis of distributional outcomes, drawing on a wide range of social survey and administrative data sets, as well as new insights on social attitudes and social mobility. The distributional analysis will cover five critical dimensions of life (living standards, health/care, education, employment and safety/security) with breakdowns by a range of characteristics (age, socio-economic group, ethnic/national/religious migration status and area).
- Broader reflection on the changing nature of social inequalities and the progress made in addressing these through social policies (going back to the late 1990s), as well as on the major social policy challenges ahead. This will include analysis of the evolution of social policy making in 21st century Britain; the changing nature of social inequalities; the changing relationship between the individual and the state; changes in the balances between public and private sector roles; and the key challenges looking forward.
Major dissemination event in 2020
There will be dissemination and engagement activity throughout the three years of the programme to ensure the findings are effectively communicated and debated. The SPDO programme will culminate in a major event assessing social policies and distributional outcomes in 21st century Britain in September 2020.
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The economic impact of Brexit will leave less money for vital public services, according to new report
- The National Living Wage and falling earnings inequalityCASE-LSE-National-Living-Wage-brief.pdf3KB 06 March 20
- Physical safety and security: Policies, spending and outcomes 2015-2020. CASE.SPDO-Research-Paper-5-min.pdf1.37MB 01 August 19
- Flat-lining or seething beneath the surface? Two decades of changing economic inequality in the UK. CASE.SPDO-Research-Paper-4-min.pdf600.43KB 01 July 19
- Main report - What does Brexit mean for social policy in the UK? SPDO research paper 3.SPDO-Research-Paper-3-min.pdf708.67KB 01 February 19
- Summary - What does Brexit mean for social policy in the UK? SPDO research paper 3.SPDO-Research-Paper-3-min.pdf708.67KB 01 February 19
- City-region devolution in England. CASE.SPDO-Research-Paper-2-min.pdf891.13KB 01 November 18
- Country level devolution: Scotland. CASE.SPDO-Research-Paper-1-min.pdf414.96KB 01 November 18
- Dr Polly VizardLondon School of Economics
- Dr Tania BurchardtLondon School of Economics
- Professor (Sir) John HillsLondon School of Economics
- Dr Abigail McKnightLondon School of Economics
- Dr Kitty StewartLondon School of Economics
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Nestor Tomassini – Hernán Reinaudo – Ananta Roosens
After 20 years of touring through Europe with his band 'siglotreinta', the Argentinean master of the clarinet 'Nestor Tomassini' will come back with his new program 'tango para bailar y escuchar' ('tango to dance and to listen'). In this program, Tomassini goes back to the origal sounds of tango, where the bandoneon didn't exist yet, and where a normal instrumentation could be 'clarinet - guitar - violin'. Based on the old tradition, but with new impulses, the new program sounds very fresh and very danceable. Since a few years, he's forming a duo with the excellent guitar player 'Hernán Reinaudo'. Most of the pieces which will be heard, come from their first album together, called 'De Corte Antiguo', varied with some own compositions by Tomassini and Reinaudo. In Buenos Aires 2008, they met the Belgian violin player 'Ananta Roosens' and together, they gave a concert in 'la scala de san telmo'. In september-october-november 2008 they'll meet again, this time in the European theatres and milongas...
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BALTIMORE, Md. – Goucher College dropped a Landmark Conference women's lacrosse match to the University of Scranton on Saturday. During the starting lineup announcements, members of Parkville Adaptive Lacrosse were introduced with members of the Gophers women's lacrosse team. Prior to the season, Goucher performed a clinic with the organization.
Shannon Stull (Westminster, Md./Francis Scott Key) paced the Gophers with three goals. The junior scored unassisted to tie the game at 2 at the 25:33 and then converted a free position goal at 4:41 left in the first half and then opened the scoring in the second half with an 8-meter tally at 28:53.
Stull now has 20 hat tricks in her career and nine in her junior campaign. She leads the team and ranks third in the conference in goals (46) and fifth in points (57). Stull, who has 110 tallies and 12 assists for 122 points in her career, still needs three draw controls to reach 100 draw controls for her career.
Julia Gazzola (Hagerstown, Md./North Hagerstown), Soleil Gagne (Portsmouth, N.H./Portsmouth), Alyssa Long (Pennsburg, Pa./Upper Perkiomen) and Aubrie DiBenedetto (Bristow, Va./Patriot) also found the twine on the afternoon. Gagne got Goucher on the scoreboard with a marker off a feed from Long at 27:59 in the first quarter. Gazzola found the back of the net off a feeder from Emily Flinn (Ashland, Va./Patrick Henry) at 8:41 in the opening frame. Long (14:27) and DiBenedetto (8:54) both recorded goals in the second half.
Gazzola has scored a goal in all 12 games this season while her multi-goal streak of six-straight games was halted on Saturday. The freshman ranks second on the team with 36 goals and 12 assists for 48 points. Gazzola also recorded five draw controls to give her 79 for the year and move her within four draws of tying Merlo Tersigni's (83, 2008) single season program record.
Long had another good all-around game with a goal and an assist to go along with five draw controls and two ground balls. She has scored in eight-consecutive games including five multi-goal performances in that stretch. Long has 19 goals and nine assists for 28 points this season and 49 markers and 17 assists for 66 points in her three season in a Gopher uniform. Just like Stull, the junior is moving closer to 100 draw controls, needing 11 to reach the mark.
Gagne has nine goals and four assists this season and has registered a goal in five of her last seven matches. She has 23 tallies and five assists for 28 points in her career. DiBenedetto has scored in back-to-back games and has two scores on the year. Flinn, who dished out an assist to Gazzola, ramks third on the team with 19 goals and a team-best 15 assists for 34 points.
Delany Comerford (Garden City, N.Y./Garden City) paced the defense with a career-high five ground balls while Gagne and Mackenzie Nase (Weare, N,H./John Stark Regional) each added four ground balls on the afternoon. Comerford has hauled in two or more ground balls six times on the year. The four ground balls for Gagne matched a career high she has reached on three occasions this season and four times in her career while Nase picked up a personal-best four ground balls for the second time in her career.
Abbie McHerron (Burnt Hills, N.Y./Burnt Hills) made 11 saves in 44:33 minutes of action while Gillian Sickler (Alexandria, Va./Potomac) played the final 15:27 and turned away one shot in the loss.
The Royals used a 12-4 first half and a 9-3 second half to earn a 21-7 win.
Goucher returns to action on Wednesday at home against Catholic University of America. Game time is 5 p.m.


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'We want AI' chants don't convince Allen Iverson to play in Philly Big3 game
Philadelphia fans made it known they wanted to see one of their sports heroes play one last time.
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Allen Iverson acknowledged the crowd at Monday's Big3 game in Philadelphia, but not even chants of "We want A.I." from the fans convinced the 76ers Hall of Famer to play in his team's game at Wells Fargo Center.
Iverson released a video shown to the crowd saying he would not play because of an injury. He was on the sideline to coach his 3's Company team against the Tri-State squad coached by fellow 76ers Hall of Famer Julius Erving.
"I'm glad I had a chance to come back home," Iverson told the crowd following player introductions. "Ain't nothing like this relationship we have. I love you for supporting me throughout my career and still today you're still supporting me."
The chants soon followed with one fan yelling, "Do it for Philly!" There were even some boos, according to Philly.com .
Iverson did not speak with the media after his team's loss, but Erving did meet with reporters.
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Salesforce Reflections
February 26, 2019
Salesforce will be celebrating its 20th birthday on March 8. Where did those decades go? "Time flies like an arrow," said Groucho. "Fruit flies like a banana." There it is. A respectable chunk of the analyst community that follows Salesforce converged last week in San Francisco inside the company's cavernous new headquarters to hear about its plans for the year ahead.
OceanX and the E-Commerce Subscription Wave
February 8, 2019
Becoming a subscription provider used to be a big and expensive task. To get into the game, a vendor needed to build a subscription business model right next to its traditional businesses, which typically involved building an e-commerce Web store and member site, organizing an online price list and catalog, and figuring out how to handle subscription business receipts, shipping and returns.
How Do You Build a Software Company?
February 5, 2019
How do you build a software company? There are certainly things you need to do and not do on the way to building a successful software company, but there are no recipes. In my career, I've seen firsthand some of the ways that company builders succeed or fail, and to paraphrase Tolstoy, happy companies are all alike; every unhappy company is unhappy in its own way.
Salesforce and the Machine
January 15, 2019
There's been way too much obsessing about how artificial intelligence and machine learning will eliminate jobs. For example, 60 Minutes recently ran a feature about AI venture capitalist Kai-Fu Lee, one of many stories predicting the elimination of jobs and a dystopian takeover of the world, or so it seems, by machines. Lee is a persuasive voice.
2019 CRM Wish List
January 3, 2019
I've been writing a forecast column every year at least since W was president. Nothing's wrong with that, lots of people do. However, I often find that my forecast is more of a wish list than a true prognostication, so this time I'll dispense with the fiction of analytical rigor and just say what I think needs to happen. First, the industry is consolidating. The big and successful companies are competing on a different plane than the smaller ones.
Oracle's Customer Transition Challenge
December 19, 2018
Oracle narrowly missed its number last quarter, so it was good to see the company come roaring back -- it made a lot of money. More importantly, many analysts have conceded that Oracle has reached a point in its infrastructure deployment where it can mount a serious challenge to other providers and supply the needed cloud services for its ERP and cloud database businesses.
Salesforce IoT Insights Could Turbocharge Field Service
December 6, 2018
Salesforce has announced the addition of IoT Insights to Field Service Lightning. The new tool permits signals from IoT devices to show up directly on Salesforce Service Cloud and Field Service Lightning mobile app consoles, alongside CRM data. Service organizations can draw on those IoT signals to anticipate and diagnose issues remotely, determine the source of the problem.
One-of-a-Kind CRM
December 5, 2018
The hoopla over vertical market or industry CRM might be eclipsing a similar move that does the same kind of thing but with less fanfare. In the end, we might be discussing two iterations and just a difference of degree. The proliferation of CRM development platforms by companies like Microsoft, Oracle, and especially Salesforce, is changing how we regard core functionality.
Salesforce's Earnings Mystery
November 29, 2018
My only question about Salesforce's recent revenue announcement is why the company described the vast majority of its nonprofessional services revenues as "subscription and support." Proserv revenues were appropriately small, at $224 million, while subscription and support was $3.17 billion, or 26 percent more than the same quarter a year earlier. Nice going, by the way.
How E-Commerce SMBs Can Step Up Sales Engagement
November 1, 2018
"Sales engagement" is not a new concept, but the premise around its application has matured over the last few years. So, what is it? If you want the TL;DR version, it's the process of engaging with new sales opportunities quickly and persistently, with a cadence designed to connect, using multiple channels such as telephone, email, SMS and social media.
Oracle OpenWorld: Margin Lab
October 24, 2018
Markets grow at the margins. This bit of sage advice was given to me at the start of my analyst career, and it has kept me in good nick for nearly two decades. Of course the focus has drifted over time but that's the point: The CRM market has evolved, and the job of an analyst is to make sense of the evolution. Oracle OpenWorld 2018 held in San Francisco this week is a laboratory for the margin.
OpenWorld Preview
October 17, 2018
As of this writing, I haven't been prebriefed on what Oracle will be announcing at OpenWorld regarding CRM -- or as it refers to it, "CX" -- so this is a good time to express my own opinions. Oracle's direction in the last few years increasingly has been toward cloud computing and the autonomous database, and each has several flavors or divisions. The company has three levels of cloud.
The CRM Oligopoly
October 4, 2018
As markets mature, they trend toward oligopoly or even outright monopoly. There isn't much difference, because an oligopoly has several members instead of just one. Examples include electric power generation, an oligopoly made up of vertically integrated monopolies in most areas, and the airline industry -- an oligopoly made up of many airlines that may have monopolies in regional hubs.
Dreamforce 2018
October 1, 2018
Salesforce has been very good at skating to where the puck will be, to paraphrase the great Wayne Gretzky. As a result, the company has a long line of firsts, beginning with its initial disruption and continuing through its early adoption of social media and analytics. So it's no surprise that it is pursuing some very different issues now than it did almost 20 years ago -- or even five.
Silo Buster: Salesforce Attacks the Data Sprawl Problem
September 25, 2018
I have never been a big fan of the term "360-degree view of the customer," mostly because you never can have a complete view of your customers. It's simply impossible. Things happen that you don't capture in the data, as CRM guru Paul Greenberg has pointed out. They get divorced, their dog dies, they get a really nice birthday gift. Those things can affect customers' buying behavior.
Oracle's Earnings Angst
September 22, 2018
OK, this is looking somewhat predictable. Oracle reported $9.20 billion in Q1 revenue, or $0.03 per share, against consensus estimates in the $9.24 to $9.29 range. In other words, it missed its number. How concerning is this? Excuse me while I yawn. It's important all right, but no reason to get crazy. Still, some representatives of the widows and orphans who own the stock went into a tizzy.
A Good Storm
September 20, 2018
Dreamforce continues to bear down on the world like a hurricane slowly approaching from across the ocean -- in a good way, if that makes any sense. Salesforce has pumped new products into the market that will serve as the focus of at least part of the discussion. The company recently introduced improvements or whole new products for the SMB market, philanthropy and financial services.
Salesforce Philanthropy Cloud at Dreamforce
September 13, 2018
At the last Dreamforce, Salesforce introduced a new cloud dedicated to philanthropy, and the company began delivering on a three-part strategy this year. The Salesforce Philanthropy Cloud is a product of what used to be called the "Salesforce Foundation" but now is referred to as "Salesforce.org." The idea is not rocket science. The new cloud is designed to be a meeting place that facilitates interactions between nonprofits and funding sources.
Sign of the Times
September 11, 2018
Well, here's one Dreamforce idea I never heard of. A group of groups opposed to the Trump administration's immigrant detention and separation policies has announced that it will picket Dreamforce. It already has called on speakers attending the event to pull out. A long time ago, a very underfunded Salesforce marketing team tried a similar stunt, disrupting Siebel user group meetings.
Nimble CEO Jon Ferrara: The Beauty of the CRM Beast
September 6, 2018
"The reality of relationships is that people buy from people they like, know and trust," said Nimble CEO Jon Ferrara. "In the old days, before we ever engaged in selling, we made a connection by looking at books, things on the shelves, that kind of thing. Today, we're doing that more and more electronically. Social is the perfect way to know more about somebody, and that's actually your job."
Dreamforce Considerations
August 28, 2018
The Salesforce people whom I speak with are all heads down and breathing hard in the big push to Dreamforce. In other words, things are normal for this part of the cycle. The big questions for each show are, "What will the vendor emphasize this time?" and "Will that be a tone set for the industry for the year ahead?" Sometimes the announcements set a tone but not always.
Oracle's Bad Boy Image
August 21, 2018
No one at Oracle will ever be nominated for sainthood, and that's probably OK with them. Over the years the company has developed a bad boy image that in some cases is richly deserved, while in others it has been embellished by events. Much derives from the brash doings of founder and longtime CEO (now CTO) Larry Ellison, who may be a charter member of the "never explain, never complain" club.
Oracle Confronts Lawsuit on Its Path to the Cloud
August 18, 2018
The City of Sunrise Firefighters' Pension Fund has sued Oracle, alleging that its executives lied about the company's successes in the cloud and engaged in coercion and threats to sell its cloud products, "creating an unsustainable model that fell apart." The plaintiff apparently is seeking class-action status for the suit. Oracle has called the suit meritless and said it would defend against it.
Sugar's New Shot Clock
August 16, 2018
SugarCRM has agreed to acquisition by Accel-KKR, a leading technology-focused private equity firm. Although the announcement calls the deal "a significant investment," what typically happens when private equity moves in is that venture capital moves out. Private equity likes to own everything and thus have greater control. In basketball terms, Sugar just got a big rebound and a new shot clock.
JEDI Mind Games
August 15, 2018
During the same week it was sued by irate investors over progress moving its customer base to the cloud, Oracle protested a procurement process for the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure. The lawsuit will take a long time to resolve, and it's difficult to see how the plaintiffs can prove their case -- but in comparison, the Department of Defense's procurement will run at light speed.
Oracle Releases Second Half of Autonomous DB
August 10, 2018
A lot of people might have thought Oracle's announcement of the autonomous database at last year's OpenWorld and its subsequent release earlier this year were the whole story, but there's a lot more. This week's webcast featuring Larry Ellison was proof. Ellison must find his CTO role -- since he handed the CEO reins to Safra Catz and Mark Hurd -- to be stimulating and liberating at the same time.
Block to Be Salesforce Co-CEO With Benioff
August 8, 2018
There are many interpretations of Salesforce's elevation of Keith Block to serve as co-CEO with Marc Benioff. Block has been the company's vice chairman and president for several years, and the elevation could be a recognition of the obvious -- he's been doing the job without the title for a while. However, Salesforce and Benioff are well known for getting added mileage from any move they make.
Slide Over, Salesforce? Freshworks Scores $100M in Funding Round
August 1, 2018
Freshworks has secured $100 million in funding from Accel and Sequoia Capital India with the participation of CapitalG. That brings the total amount of capital raised since the firm's 2010 launch to $250 million. "The new funding will be used to invest in our platform and to continue scaling internationally," said Arvind Parthiban, Freshworks' director of marketing.
Cloud Transition State
July 24, 2018
A confusing dynamic has been emerging in the software industry, caused by the inexorable shift to the cloud. Even before you can get into the analysis, though, you need to identify which cloud or clouds you're thinking about -- e.g., infrastructure, apps, platform. Also, once you've done that, you need to decide if you're partial to technology or financial analysis.
Is Philanthropy Becoming Sexy?
July 20, 2018
The Internet has a long and storied history of democratizing information and influencing social change. It has flattened hierarchies and made information accessible to many more people -- though, ironically, it also has sometimes assaulted democracy in the process. Just think about how philanthropy has been changing at the instigation of Salesforce, one of the Internet's poster kids.


text: In the tradition of towering biographies that tell us as much about America as they do about their subject, , is a sweeping narrative about a country and a crusader embroiled in the struggle against lynching: a practice that imperiled not only the lives of black men and women, but also a nation based on law and riven by race.,At the center of the national drama is Ida B. Wells (1862-1931), born to slaves in Mississippi, who began her activist career by refusing to leave a first-class ladies??? car on a Memphis railway and rose to lead the nation???s firstcampaign against lynching. For Wells the key to the rise in violence was embedded in attitudes not only about black men but about women and sexuality as well. Her independent perspective and percussive personality gained her encomiums as a hero — as well as aspersions on her character and threats of death. Exiled from the South by 1892, Wells subsequently took her campaign across the country and throughout the British Isles before she married and settled in Chicago, where she continued her activism as a journalist, suffragist, and independent candidate in the rough-and-tumble world of the Windy City???s politics.,In this eagerly awaited biography by Paula J. Giddings, author of the groundbreaking book , which traced the activisthistory of black women in America, the irrepressible personality of Ida B. Wells surges out of the pages. With meticulous research and vivid rendering of her subject, Giddings also provides compelling portraits of twentieth-century progressive luminaries, black and white, with whom Wells worked during some of the most tumultuous periods in American history. Embattled all of her activist life, Wells found herself fighting not only conservative adversaries but icons of the civil rights and women???s suffrage movements who sought to undermine her place in history.,In this definitive biography, which places Ida B. Wells firmly in the context of her times as well as ours, Giddings at long last gives this visionary reformer her due and, in the process, sheds light on an aspect of our history that isoften left in the shadows.


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Tasting the HoseMaster's medicine
Author: Guest Blogger
Dear HoseMaster,
I very much enjoyed your piece about homeless critics. It's a splendid story, though not as splendid as the fourth storey of my Chelsea townhouse, from where I read your piece and laughed so heartily that I jolly nearly choked on my breakfast Sherry. It is quaintly touching that a blogger such as yourself shows concern for the plight of your superiors – it's a bit like Cantemerle worrying about whether Lafite will be able to increase its 2015 en primeur prices.
Even so, you are right to say that homelessness is a growing problem. Tragically, many of my colleagues no longer own second (or indeed third) homes in the south of France. Mind you, that's because we all prefer to invest our cash in offshore funds these days. It's much more efficient than flipping cases of cult Napa Cabernet. It's like reverse osmosis in Bordeaux: everyone's doing it but nobody's admitting it. But so long as we all get rich, who cares?
Of course, it helps that we can spend so little on sustaining ourselves. I'm pleased to report that London still has a thriving scene for vinous freeloaders, with wine dinners and tastings galore. I can happily eat and drink my way non-stop from breakfast on Monday to dinner on Friday at the expense of the wine industry, if you get my gist – my gastroenterologist, that is. The hosts never object to being sent the bills – from Harley Street, naturally. One's image must be maintained just as carefully as one's liver.
You're also quite right that internet has given everyone a voice, which is why the trade is so keen to court the attention of people who actually know what they're talking about –professionals, in other words. The last thing they want is to be reduced to talking to customers. Or, even worse, satirical bloggers. They still want people with credibility. I'm a Master of Wine, for instance, yet many people still think I'm quite respectable.
But seriously, I'm actually on the MW committee which decides whose reputations to make or break. It's fun. We're a cross between a secret power-broking society like the Bilderberg Group and a puerile boozing club like the Bilderberg Group. In fact, the reason there are no homeless wine critics (contrary to your supposition) is because we keep our friends close and our enemies closer. We even decide who gets to win the wine writing competitions. Rumour has it that you might be up for a lifetime achievement award this year.
Which just goes to show that none of us in the wine world take ourselves too seriously. Doesn't it?
Richard Hemming MW is a wine writer, educator and consultant. His articles appear on the pages of JancisRobinson.com, The World of Fine Wine and Noble Rot, among others.


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Jewish Senators Chuck Schumer, Bernie Sanders Tapped for Democrat Leadership Posts
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JNS.org — US Senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT), both Jewish, have been tapped for leading positions within the Democrat Party next year.
Schumer was unanimously elected as Senate minority leader by the Democrat caucus Wednesday morning and will succeed Harry Reid (D-NV), who is retiring when his term ends in January.
Meanwhile, Sanders — who challenged former secretary of state Hillary Clinton in the Democrat presidential primary earlier this year — was selected as chairman of outreach during the same closed-door caucus meeting. In this capacity, Sanders will be tasked with reaching out to blue-collar voters who supported President-elect Donald Trump, The Hill reported.
Sanders said he has a "heavy responsibility to help shape the priorities of the United States government."
"I'm going to do everything that I can to make sure that the budget that leaves the United States Congress is a budget that represents the needs of working families and a shrinking middle class, and not billionaires," he said.


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The internet at our accommodations here in West Yellowstone isn't terribly fast, especially when the whole team is awake and using phones, ipads, computers, etc, so I've resorted to posting our daily updates the following day before everyone wakes up. I'm sorry to those of you reading on the East Coast…you can get highlights on our Facebook or Instagram pages during the day!
Thursday, November 17, 2016: Today we got to ski on snow for the first time since hitting the loop on the Stelvio Glacier in September (or for those who didn't come to Italy, the first time since March)! The Rendezvous trails, the system right in town, were packed last night. There's not enough snow yet for a classic track so we had a really wide skate lane and just about everything was groomed. For those who haven't been to West Yellowstone before, the town is pretty tiny and is set up in a grid system. Our cabins are about 3 blocks from the trailhead so we can ski or walk right from our door, which is really convenient as it allows us to ski for different amounts of time without hovering in a lodge or cold van waiting for others to finish. This morning the road crews hadn't cleaned much of the snow off the roads yet so we all skied over to the trailhead. They also aren't as careful to keep the roads from getting icy here…..you can kind of see the ice in the picture below. It's thick and prevalent!
Margo's first time skiing down a road! There's a lot more snow in our forecast for next week so it probably won't be the last time she does this during our stay here in Montana.
A gradual uphill with the sun trying to shine through the cloud cover.
Fresh corduroy just for us! We only saw 2-3 other skiers on the trails so we pretty much had the place to ourselves. Starting Friday and Saturday other teams will start to arrive for the Ski Festival and the trails will get really busy so it was fun to have two peaceful workouts without lots of company.
Some of the crew hitting an uphill. Because the snow is still pretty thin the groomers had to be careful not to pack the trail too aggressively so it was quite soft. We're hoping that as it gets groomed more it will set up a bit harder.
The snow in the trees was really gorgeous!
Brian following some of the crew….
Margo climbing toward part of the 5k race course.
Skiing backward on the sprint course.
Fresh corduroy all to ourselves!
Margo enjoying the many kilometers of trail available today. Having just started nordic skiing last November the bulk of her experience has been limited to short man-made loops in Vermont so being able to ski for and hour and half without looping back onto the same trail till the last five minutes was pretty exciting! Hopefully we have good snow this winter so she can explore new trails back home too!
So much fun!
Today is also Rena's 17th Birthday! Happy Birthday Rena! We decided that Mother Nature must have planned this snowstorm just for her….a first ski makes a great birthday present! She was all smiles!
Some of the crew at the end of our ski!
In the afternoon we headed back out for some easy classic skiing. Here are Carl and Brian heading onto the Rendezvous loop. Brian had planned to drop his puffy jacket at the trailhead but forgot so he had a really warm ski!
Walker testing out his retro New England JNs suit that he picked up at the Gold Mine in Sun Valley….
On our way out four of us noticed that we all had different brand skis but the same boots. It made for a fun and artsy photo!
The produce department snowman at the grocery store! The clerk saw me take this picture was told me how a raven (they're HUGE here) came and knocked one of the clementines out and was playing with it in the parking lot!
Dinner tonight was a stir fry prepared by Greg, Margo, Nick, and Charlie. We had ice cream with some gluten free "brownie", chocolate, and caramel sauce to celebrate Rena's birthday. Tanner attempted a gluten free cake but something about the recipe and our altitude didn't go correctly so despite baking for an hour and forty minutes it was still mush, but it tasted delicious and served it's purpose. We had to put Rena's birthday candles in a box of ice cream instead!
Friday we are going to test out some intensity on snow with L3 intervals in the morning and then a strength workout at the local gym in the afternoon. Stay tuned to Facebook and Instagram for little updates during the day! Our blog post for Friday will be posted early (7am MST/9am EST) on Saturday morning.
Keep the snow dances coming…we could use some more white stuff so they grooming crew can set tracks!


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Today was my last full day at the festival, which is sad, but to be honest I probably have more than enough things that I need to do more research into by this stage.
One thing I've noticed this week is that so many speakers still apologise for putting maths and science into their talks… This is surely nonsense. There is no need to say 'there will be no more maths, I promise! 'or 'this is the last sciency looking graph you will have to deal with' or 'I'm sorry this is a log scale.' For goodness sake. If people don't know what a log scale is they aren't going to burst into tears or run out of the talk. Frankly they probably should know, and if they don't the speaker certainly shouldn't be the one apologising for the audience's lack of willing to google something basic that they don't understand.
Oh, and I've also learned that a lot of sciency audiences still snigger at the mention of SIEMENS, the headline sponsor. That's some insider journalism you probably don't get in the guardian coverage.
I went to three talks and the x-change today:
Use it or lose it: active ageing
This was a packed talk, with three speakers each presenting their own research on ageing and lifestyle changes that prevent cognitive and physical decline. Though there was obviously a lot of the traditional things we all know- exercise is a wonder drug, keeping good friends and family connections and your brain active in later life is good, but there were also some more unusual messages.
The talk started by setting out definitely that though the pathology of the brain differs from person to person and also changes as we age, there is no reason that it can't compensate for most of these changes and perform the same in memory and mental agility tests. Cognitive decline isn't inevitable, and can be influenced directly by lifestyle. Some of the numbers were interesting- current and recent cognitive activity predicts 14% of the variability of cognitive decline in the last years of life.
Each day of mental activity, in one study, even when the activity was short, delayed cognitive decline by 0.18 of a day.
Even the exercise bit had some surprises– when older people lost muscle mass in an experiment with a leg in a cast for two weeks, most of them never regained it. Never. After the two weeks they had four weeks of intensive exercises to attempt to regain it (which is what quickly happened in younger people) but even eight weeks of it did not help. So, periods of bed rest and illness in older people can be permanently significant in increasing frailty to levels that can't be recovered from.
The most surprising thing for me however was that poor oral hygiene is linked to dementia, diabetes, lung disease, preterm birth and lots of other horrible conditions. This is because gum disease, Periodontitis is inflammatory and can increase incidence and severity of these other, inflammatory diseases in other parts of the body. So let's brush our teeth!
Crafty crows and space shuttles
I went to this lecture on a whim when I had nothing on for an hour, and am so happy that I did! My little-coveted best speaker of the day award goes to Dr Christian Rutz who delivered this entertaining talk about Caledonian crows and their tool use.
Caledonian Crows are the only animals except for humans that are known to have made a hook, similar to what humans were working out a few tens of thousands of years ago to fish with. The crows fish too, but for larvae of beetles that live in wood. They do actually 'fish' too, in that they tickle and provoke the larvae into biting, a very dexterous movement that takes imitating human researchers a long time to master.
This tool use is especially interesting, as unlike chimpanzees and other mammals that use tools, we are separated from these crows by 310 million years of evolution– that is 179 million generations (I love this approximation by the away– it sounds so much more dramatic to me!) This means their tool use must have evolved completely separately.
Dr Rutz was awarded the talk because of some brilliant cameras and electronic devices that he was involved with inventing to put on the birds and get some brilliant footage of their everyday life and to determine their social networks.
Some of the best bits of the talk were the videos– of the birds making the tools, them fishing for larvae in the wild and also from the larvae's point of view in the lab, and of course some bits of the cameras attached onto the birds. I will try and find them online because some of them are adorable!
Working with these birds in this beautiful landscape, doing experiments to rear them and teach them tool use as well as depriving other birds of seeing it (to see if nurture/nature) looks like the best job. Biologists have all the fun.
The x-change
This is a talk show with various different speakers in the Flask and Bunsen- the main cafe.
My three most memorable bits were a speaker from the ugly animal preservation society talking about some of the miraculous qualities of frogs, some of who, carried their babies in their stomachs and then vomited them up. These species are now extinct, but are apparently the first species that is going to be attempted to be cloned and then reintroduced to the wild.
Other frogs grow babies in their back, where they eventually burst out like some sort of gross alien (a friend went to this talk and said the picture is soo gross so I will look this up too).
Still other frogs break their toe bones and push them out through their skin when they need claws, which then heal back up without even scar tissue. The host wanted to know about the practical applications of these frogs abilities to produce medicine and such, but surely stuff like this is invaluable knowledge in itself, if even just for conversation. For any pre-freshers wondering what to talk about, this is surely the perfect topic to begin life long friendships.
Another speaker mentioned that humans have eyes that are suitable to detect UV radiation, but have a filter to screen it out to prevent cataracts. This deserves so much extra research. I want the UV!
Jim Al-Khalili also spoke a little about the history of chemistry as alchemy and celebrating its Arabic heritage. He gave his opinion that although there is now some investment in parts of the Middle East into developing good universities, this can never be the same as a society where curiosity and questions are encouraged above religious restrictions. Interestingly, he mentioned how the early days of Islam had encouraged and even advanced science, for example by need in a spherical geometry system to see which way Mecca is, and cleanliness being important in better medicine.
After this, I met my grandparents in central Birmingham to see the new library (which is immense and definitely worth a visit if you are nearby) and went to see the Roland Emett exhibit (the guy who made all the contraptions in the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, as well as loads of other hilarious and detailed drawings and wonderful machines.)
Forests of the future: building a greenhouse without walls
This talk was essentially about a new research program that the University of Birmingham is setting up to investigate the response of trees to changing CO2 levels. The experiment involves 30m diameter circles where pumps will be used to increase the levels of carbon dioxide inside the ring of mature woodland. This is about as difficulty as it sounds- the gas has to be pumped upwind, even to respond to gusts and changes in wind direction of less than a second. It is also very expensive, difficult to set up without disturbing the environment, and will end up with reams of data. For these reasons, it has been said to be the LHC of ecology. The results will come from the epigenetic and metabolic changes in the old trees, as well as the genetic changes in microbes in the area over many many generations.
Exactly how good trees are as a carbon sink is not exactly known, as well as whether some trees produce metabolites that can mix with nitrous oxides in cities from traffic pollution and actually contribute to the problem, so this research has many important applications.
The speaker, Rob MacKenzie, was clearly very interested in getting the audience onside with the project and was incredibly patient and genuine with questions and concerns from the audience, which I really admired.
This evening, I took my grandparents back into Birmingham for their first ever sushi meal, and then spent the evening eating cake and saying goodbye to most of the people I have met on the student bursary scheme. 🙂
It's been a really fun and interesting experience. I feel a little overwhelmed from so many varied talks, but overall completely enthused by the speakers and their clear dedication to their various subjects. Thanks again for picking me to come! I've certainly taken a lot away from the experience. 😀


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The Wife is a writer and photographer who has suffered the indignity of living in a white-walled, oatmeal-colored carpet filled rental for the last year. When she is not looking at decorating magazines, she enjoys going all out with creating obsessive handmade versions of items that other people would simply buy. The Wife walked down the aisle with a bridal bouquet fashioned from over 120 crepe paper flowers which she made petal-by-petal.
The Husband is a software engineer and computer programmer who is a tech guru at work and a luddite at home. He enjoys false nostalgia and re-purposing old timey things. The Husband also likes bicycles and not knowing anything about modern pop culture. He rides a customized non-modern bicycle, builds his own computers, and wears a hand-crafted wedding ring made by The Wife from the melted gold of a mega-80s herringbone necklace which graced The Wife's neck circa 7th grade.


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Rash of Rusting Appliances Has Consumers Rattled
...but rumors of stainless steel's demise have been greatly exaggerated.
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Many consumers buy stainless steel appliances for their rugged appearance, but a recent report from WPTV highlights some products that are showing signs of rust after only 10 months of ownership. Consumers tend to think of stainless-steel exteriors as everlasting kitchen protection, so why are these units dying so young? Is this another nail in the coffin for stainless appliances?
Well, the answer is probably more complicated than you think.
We should begin by clarifying that "stainless steel" is stainless in much the same way that "Natural" Cheetos Cheese Puffs are natural. Stainless steel is not rust-proof—it's rust-resistant. A more accurate term for stainless steel would be "harder-to-stain-than-other-metals steel," but that doesn't really roll off the tongue.
Theoretically, high-grade stainless steel can last a lifetime, provided it's well maintained. That's because the surface of stainless steel is protected by a nanometer-thin layer of chromium and iron oxides. Amazingly, that coating is self healing—but you can still fatally wound it.
More often than not, rusty stainless appliances are the result of incorrect and overzealous cleaning by owners. Abrasive cleaning detergents that contain harsh chemicals are anathema to stainless appliances and should be avoided at all costs. And while that tough steel-wool scrubber may seem like the quickest way to get gunk off your stove, using it virtually guarantees you a one-way ticket to Rustville. Steel wool cuts through the delicate chromium layer and leaves behind particle fragments that speed up the rusting process.
We reached out to several major manufacturers for comments on WPTV's report, and received varying responses. Eloise Hale, VP of Communications & Public Relations for Electrolux, replied that the company is unaware of an ongoing issue with its stainless products. "We sell many stainless-steel appliances," she said, but rusting stainless "isn't a trend for us."
A representative from Whirlpool commented that the company has received "only occasional complaints related to this issue," and clarified that the stainless steel grades used by the company's Amana, Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, and Jenn-Air brands are corrosion-resistant "under normal home environmental conditions."
Spokesperson Kristine Vernier said that, "Any contamination of the stainless-steel surface by dirt or other substances (harsh or abrasive cleaners, for example) can block the protective layer and reduce the corrosion protection. We recommend that consumers use only cleaners designed specifically for stainless steel on these products."
But there may be another, more quotidian factor at play in the rise of rust complaints. In today's market, there are simply more stainless-steel appliances being sold than ever before, and thus more appliances that can potentially develop a problem. Stainless-steel finishes have only risen to mainstream popularity within the last decade, and the finish continues to be the most popular in American kitchens. What's more, that popularity isn't limited to consumers.
According to a report in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, the prices of nickel and chromium have risen dramatically in recent years, due to increasing demand from the aerospace and healthcare industries. This change in the cost of doing business could theoretically influence manufacturers to lower the nickel and chromium content in stainless appliances, thus giving them less protection from the elements.
Manufacturers don't provide stainless grade information to the public, and neither did the representatives we contacted, so it's hard to be sure whether they're cutting corners. Furthermore, any number of factors could influence the lifespan of stainless appliances—including chemical contamination, human error, and atmospheric conditions. Finally, this issue isn't limited to consumer products. Even industrial-grade stainless appliances—the kind found in high-end restaurant kitchens—require careful nightly cleaning to maintain their sheen.
So what does this mean for you, the potential appliance shopper? You need to be aware that rust can occur, but it shouldn't be a deciding factor in your purchase decision. Whether you go stainless or not is primarily an aesthetic choice, rather than a functional one. Plastic might be easier to keep clean, but if you've got your heart set on stainless, think of it this way: If look after your stainless-steel appliances, they'll treat you in kind.
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This page tells you a little about each therapy offered at Nottingham Therapy.
You can use this page to work out which therapy you'd like to have. Don't worry if you don't know which one you need, because when we meet we can work it out between us. Often we would use one main approach, but may draw from other types of therapy as needed.
Please do email, text, or call, with any questions.
- Our thoughts and feelings affect how we behave.
- Our behaviours affect how we feel. So does what we think about.
Cognitive behavioural therapy is a form of mind-management. It is a way os understanding how and why you get triggered into certain states (that lead to behaviours, thoughts or feelings or physical symptoms that you do not want). But with CBT the focus is on moving forward to bring about something different to make your life and/or relationships and situations better.
Psychotherapy is like a loop.
- Firstly, you'll clarify the underlying recurrent theme(s) that lie beneath the problem that you want to resolve in your life at the moment.
- Secondly, you make connections that help you to understand the ways that feed, or maintain, the problem.
- Lastly, new perspectives are gained about past and present situations, and these are integrated into your whole outlook.
This loop happens over and over in psychotherapy and, as a result, you evolve. You find yourself becoming more and more free of the problems that you first came along with. Life gets better and better.
You may also want to read Transactional Analysis
Talking. Counselling is all about talking.
You'll tell me about it all, and I'll be there for you. You are free to express all of your feelings, thoughts, ideas and opinions. You may need some help with this. We can work it out at your own pace. When you're ready we'll go through options. The goal is to once again become aware of your strengths and regain those feelings of confidence and happiness that everyone has a right to feel.
Breaking habits, living life more effectively, ridding yourself of unwanted feelings. What about attaining goals, getting better results, making new pathways to success, reaching more desirable outcomes?
Interested? Then NLP is for you.
Coaching is about three things.
- Firstly, attaining clarification or the problem to be solved so that you can see the outcome that needs to happen.
- Secondly, designing a plan to reach the outcomes
- Taking action
I cannot stress point 3 enough. Without taking action, you're just talking a problem over. So, a big part of the coaching process is the benefits of accountability to your coach and your processes and goals.
is for people who have let their aggressiveness or angry outburst get the better of them. It may be that it has caused a problem at work or home, and other people are now fed up of you and asking you to do something about it. Or it might be that you feel terrible and/or remorseful about the ways you have responded.
When you come to sessions, we will find out what was going on for you (your side of the story) and work out a way of responding that brings you better results.
Couples counselling / Relationship Therapy
This is where you would come along to the sessions together. (if you would like to talk about your relationship without your partner being present, you may want to look at counselling or transactional analysis sessions instead)
All couples are very different and want different things from coming here. In the first instance I need to discover what your needs are, and also find out whats been going wrong for you as a couple, or in what ways you would like to move forward. I will then discover why you haven't moved forward already, and use ways to bring this about.
The sessions are relaxed and friendly. I'm not there to judge. It's about helping you to understand yourselves, and each other and engage in ways that brings out the results you want.
If you know you're suffering from stress I can help you. The approaches we would take may involve, CBT, counselling, Anger Management, NLP, or coaching. It might also involve relaxation techniques, but I prefer to get to the causes and resolve them or reduce their impact, so that is where the main focus would be. You don't have to suffer. Changes can be made and you'll be better for it.
Reading this page will be very inspiring for you as you know that its time for you to make positive changes and get the results that you dream of and this page will have given you more insight to the options available. However, a field cannot be ploughed by merely thinking it over. Take charge of your life and make that life-enhancing call today.
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Cracksman will wear blinkers for his swan song in the Champion Stakes at Ascot.
The John Gosden-trained Cracksman is trying to win the race for a second successive year after he demolished a good field last season.
Despite winning two Group One races this year, the Prix Ganay and the Coronation Cup, he has failed to hit last season's heights when he was rated Europe's best horse and third in the world behind Arrogate and Winx.
He was beaten by Poet's Word in the Prince Of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot, a performance Gosden put down to the quick ground, meaning he has not run since because of the heatwave this summer.
The trainer also believes he did not have his mind fully on the job, prompting the application of headgear.
Frankie Dettori will be in the saddle and the Italian has been boosted by the ground-enforced absence of stablemate Roaring Lion who will run in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes over 1600m rather than tackle 2000m on rain-affected ground.
"There's no Roaring Lion in the Champion Stakes, which makes life easier for me," he said on his Ladbroke's blog.
"Cracksman is in good form. He won the race last year and we have the blinkers on him to keep his concentration levels up.
"If the same Cracksman turns up from last year, he will be very hard to beat. He's been off for a long time, but we have been very pleased with his demeanour.
"It's his last race and let's hope he can do it."


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My dad will tell you a story about me when I was a kid. I grabbed a bunch of my toys and asked my dad to get his home video camera ready. I drew a couple of different landscapes on white cardboard. And then I put my toys in front of these landscapes and had my dad hit record and pause immediately so that I could change my toys' positions. Without knowing, I was making my one and only stop motion animation film. Thus, my filmmaking career began.
I was born and raised in Union City, New Jersey. I experimented in different mediums of writing, such as poetry and journalism, until finally settling in screenwriting. I attended New York Film Academy to study screenwriting while also assisting on several independent film projects for MOJOCreative Group. After completing the screenwriting program in 2009, I co-founded Sunnyside Down Productions with a couple of my filmmaker friends. With my Sunnyside team, we made multiple award-winning indie films of all genres such as drama, action, and comedy.
In early 2011, I co-founded C.G.O. & G.ORE Entertainment, LLC with my brother. Together, we produced many short films from horror to comedy to romance such as the award-winning films "Adhesive Love," "Mixed Signals," and "Based on True Events." My latest short film, "The Hunted," was recently completed and has begun making its rounds in the film festival circuit, already garnering awards and nominations.
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Barbera was speaking at a seminar at Al-Hanager Theatre in the Cairo Opera House, part of the Cairo Industry Days series of events which is being held amid the 40th edition of the Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF).
"It's a very different experience to attend a film at the movies with 100 or 200 strangers in the hall receiving the same emotion than watching it on your smart device in the bus. The latest tools such as streaming or TV networks made it easy to reach films but watching the same film at the cinema is something else that the industry should promote because it's becoming harder now to make people go to the cinema with all the accessibility for movies," said the director.
Barbera, who was also chief film critic of the daily La Gazzetta del Popolo in the early 1980s, also spoke about the challenges of making films in the current circumstances.
"Not all talented filmmakers are able to make good films because they will have to face the challenge of finalising their work in a very tight deadline with a limited budget facing all the competition," added the 68-year-old director, who has directed After Midnight (2004), Borsalino: The Destiny of World's Most Famous Hat (2016) and Ottavio Mario Mai (2002).
Moreover, he enthusiastically defended the films produced for TV, praising Netflix and the effort and technology used for such movies, like Roma who won best film in Venice, when asked by CIFF Technical Director Youssef Cherif Rizkallah about the "kind of deal" the festival made with Netflix to allow such movies in the competition.
Additionally, Barbera said he believed that the fewer movies in a festival, the better, so that the viewers can see a good percentage of the whole festival.
"I care more about the quality of the films. We only broadcast six movies a day during the 10-day Venice festival and even six movies a day is too many."
Cairo Industry Days kicked off Sunday and continues until Thursday, from 10am until 5 or 6pm in both Al-Hanager Theatre and Cairo's Semiramis Intercontinental hotel. The lectures, seminars and workshops feature well-known figures from the international cinema scene.
The CIFF continues until 29 November.
For more arts and culture news and updates, follow Ahram Online Arts and Culture on Twitter at @AhramOnlineArts and on Facebook at Ahram Online: Arts & Culture
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Hewitt, Gaudio, Dimitrov Join Former Greats To Captain ATP Cup Teams
Lleyton Hewitt, Gaston Gaudio and Grigor Dimitrov will join a glittering line-up of past tennis champions, including former No. 1s Boris Becker (Germany), Marat Safin (Russia) and Thomas Muster (Austria), along with Tim Henman (Great Britain) as team captains when the inaugural ATP Cup gets underway in January.
Hewitt will lead the Aussies in Brisbane, with #NextGenATP star Alex de Minaur and No. 2 Nick Kyrgios committed to representing the home side in the brand new event taking place across three cities in Australia from 3-12 January.
"We're in a tough section but I'd give the Aussies a strong chance of beating any team," Hewitt said.
"The guys are really excited to be playing in this new competition, it's a game changer and it would mean so much to all of us to take it out."
Becker, captain of the German side, is a former World No. 1 and six-time major winner, the first title coming at Wimbledon in 1985 at the age of 17 and the last 11 years later at the 1996 Australian Open.
The Germans, including World No. 7 Alexander Zverev, will compete in Brisbane against Group F's Greece, Canada and Australia.
Crowd favourite Safin, winner of the 2000 US Open and the centenary Australian Open in 2005, will captain a formidable Russian team spearheaded by two of the fastest rising players in tennis, Daniil Medvedev and Karen Khachanov.
Russia is drawn to play against Italy, USA and Norway in Group D, who will play their group matches in Perth.
Muster rounds out the quartet of former World No. 1 captains, leading Austria in Group E, bound for Sydney against Croatia, Argentina and Poland.
Known as the King of Clay in his heyday, Muster rose to World No.1 in 1996 and won 44 career titles, including 1995 Roland Garros.
Henman, who inspired a British tennis revival in the 1990s becoming the first local player to reach the men's semi-finals at Wimbledon in 25 years, will captain a five-man squad featuring three-time Grand Slam champion Andy Murray, his brother Jamie and current British No.1 Dan Evans.
They will head to Sydney in Group C alongside Belgium, Bulgaria with Grigor Dimitrov as playing captain, and Moldova.
"As a rookie captain, I like the fact that we've got options on the singles court, and with doubles," Henman said.
"There are always going to be Brits in Australia, so there's no doubt we'll have great support, and fingers crossed we can give them something to shout about."
Also chosen in the role of captain by their top players is 2004 Roland Garros champion Gaston Gaudio who will oversee Argentina's campaign, while former No. 1 doubles champion Nenad Zimonjic leads Serbia, and Apostolos Tsitsipas, the father and coach of World No. 6 Stefanos Tsitsipas, captains Greece. Elsewhere, current World No. 55 Gilles Simon will captain France's team led by World No. 10 Gael Monfils.
For 10 days leading into Australian Open 2020, 24 countries will battle it out over six days and three cities before eight leading teams head to Sydney for the Final Eight knock-out stages heading into the final.
Teams have qualified based on the highest singles ranking of their best player, with each team featuring between three and five players.
The ATP Cup champions will share in AUD $22 million prize money and a maximum of 750 ATP singles rankings points and 250 ATP doubles rankings points.
The full list of groups and captains are:
Serbia Nenad Zimonjic
France Gilles Simon
South Africa Jeff Coetzee
Chile Paul Capdeville
Germany Boris Becker
Greece Apostolos Tsitsipas
Canada Adriano Fuorivia
Australia Lleyton Hewitt
Spain Francisco Roig
Japan Satoshi Iwabuchi
Georgia David Kvernadze
Uruguay Felipe Maccio
Russia Marat Safin
Italy Alberto Giraudo
USA David Macpherson
Norway Christian Ruud
Belgium Steve Darcis
Great Britain Tim Henman
Bulgaria Grigor Dimitrov
Moldova Vladimir Albot
Austria Thomas Muster
Croatia Luka Kutanjac
Argentina Gaston Gaudio
Poland Marcin Matkowski
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EMUI 8.0 has arrived as the successor of the EMU 5.1 update. Huawei has skipped the numberings like 6 and 7 to sync it with version numbers of Android. The EMUI 8.0 is not only faster, but also carries some advanced AI features. However, some of the older Honor phones will not be getting all the features of EMU 8.0 due to hardware restrictions.


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33 Yet I must be on my way today, tomorrow, and the next day; it is not right for a prophet to be killed anywhere except in Jerusalem.
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Welcome to the 14th Season of the Ladera Football League!
Please read the following important information and click on the link on this page to register.
Registration Dates
*Once Regular Registration ends, the League reserves the right to close registration earlier than the above dates due to balancing of divisions, available permitted field space and proper number of coaches. In past seasons, registration has closed early and players have been placed on the wait list - SO REGISTER EARLY AND DON'T MISS OUT!
**NO REFUNDS after June 30th. Please also remember, any refund issued before the June 30th deadline will be $95 due to the $100 non-refundable deposit.
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Please Note: Registration is not official until the payment process has been completed. Please ensure that you follow the directions to complete the payment process at time of registration.
Fall Season Registration FAQ
The Ladera Football League is developmental in nature and was formed to educate youth about the importance of teamwork and competition through an NFL FLAG Football experience.
The League offers the NFL FLAG Program, which provides a fast paced and skill based flag football experience for South Orange County boys and girls Kindergarten through 8th Grade.
We are a participation league. Players can expect to play roughly the same amount of time as their teammates and will play on both offense and defense.
Players receive an NFL FLAG reversible jersey, League shorts, a flag belt and participation trophies in the Kindergarten and 1st/2nd Grade Divisions.
Player Grade Division is determined by what grade they will be attending this coming August, 2020. Make sure your player is registered in the correct grade - players registered incorrectly may be dropped from the League to balance teams.
All players must play in the appropriate Grade Division. Co-ed Grade Divisions are Kindergarten, 1st/2nd, 3rd/4th, 5th/6th and 7th/8th.
Players are evaluated at a Combine to aid the coaches in drafting their team. The draft helps to ensure the competitive integrity of the League.
All players must be evaluated at either our Main Combine or at our Make-Up Combine to be eligible to be drafted to a team.
All players who are registered and evaluated will be drafted to a team. Registered players who miss their appointed time at one of the Combines will be dropped from the League and no refund will be issued.
Only one Head Coach per team along with the Head Coach's player (no sibling exception). Additional coaches and their player must be drafted. Siblings in the same age group will be placed on the same team unless otherwise requested.
Parents may advise the League of any coach they do not want their player to play for however this must occur prior to the draft as no accommodation will be made after the draft. No other requests will be allowed.
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This are an amazing appetizer that will help you stick to your ketogenic or low carb diet. If you love stuffed mushrooms you will love this recipe! You can easily double this recipe to make more servings. I promise you your guests will love these and they will disappear very quickly! I love being able to take something low carb to a party because it gives people a healthy option to eat!
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- 8 leaves basil
- Clean out mushroom from stems and gills and wash and dry
- Pre heat oven to 350 °
- In a medium bowl mash avocado with beef,Worcestershire sauce, Parmesan Cheese , salt and pepper and a dash or two of Cayenne Pepper
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Interfax – Dun & Bradstreet modernized its web-site
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