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By Dean Roxby
THE ITALIAN VETTERLI RIFLE: Development, Variants and History in Service
AUTHOR: ROBERT WILSEY
PUBLISHER: MOWBRAY PUBLISHING, WOONSOCKET, RI 02895 gunandswordcollector.com
PAGES: 168, HARDCOVER, COLOR DUST JACKET, 350+ PHOTOS AND ILLUSTRATIONS (MOSTLY IN COLOR), 8.5” x 11”
The Swiss-made infantry rifle adopted by the Italian Army
This book does a great job of explaining the history of an intriguing rifle. The Italian Vetterli rifle was issued in a surprising number of variants over its 40-year service life. Invented by Swiss citizen Johann-Friedrich Vetterli, it was first adopted by the Swiss military in 1869. Italy adopted a modified version the following year with the M1870.
The original Swiss version was a rimfire rifle, an odd choice when centerfire was already in use by that point. The Italian version was a centerfire design right from the beginning. Interestingly, the Swiss rimfire was a true repeater, with a tubular magazine built in, while the newer Italian centerfire was originally built as a single shot. Some years later, the Vetterli-Vitali 1870/87 magazine conversion appeared. Years later, during WWI, many rifles were rebarreled from the original 10.35x47R round to the newer 6.5x52mm Carcano cartridge. This was the 1870/87/15 series.
This book describes the various versions and sub-variants. Besides the standard issue versions, many rare experimental and limited issue variants are profiled in detail. Featuring crisp and clear color photographs, as well as beautiful artwork, this book really does a fine job of distinguishing one model from another. The artwork is provided by Guy and Leonard Alston-Roberts-West. The A-R-West brothers are well known among antique firearms collectors.
A detailed study of Nock’s form (rear end of the barrel, in the chamber area) markings and stock markings provides valuable information regarding factory codes and so on.
Bayonets, ammo pouches and other accessories and accoutrements are also examined at the end of Part One.
Part Two profiles the main arms factories in Italy that had a hand in Vetterli production or later conversions. There is a wonderful photo of an original display board showing the various steel parts that go into the mod. 1870/87 rifle. What makes this display so interesting is that the raw forgings are shown in stages as they go through the sequence of being forged and machined.
Part Three details Operational Service. This begins with the Italian campaigns in eastern Africa, mainly around modern-day Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia. Following this, the book details the strange paths that surplus military arms often took. For example, during World War I, the British wanted the Russian Empire to take a more active role in fighting Germany. The Russians were critically short of arms, so Britain proposed sending shiploads of obsolete and captured rifles including many Vetterlis. Before WWI was over, the Russian Revolution occurred, leading to the creation of the USSR. Years later, in 1936, the USSR sent many of these same arms to Spain during the Spanish Civil War. Vetterlis that made their way to Northern Ireland to arm the Ulster Volunteer Force are also covered.
A study of serial number ranges is covered in one of the appendices. This is based on the author’s notes from examining 456 individual rifles from all eras. The author freely admits that this is a tiny percentage of the 1.6 million produced, so some error should be expected.
The author, Robert Wilsey, served in the British Royal Marines for 31 years. His interest in the Vetterli stems from the time he spent stationed in Italy.
The entire catalogue of fine firearms and war history titles by Mowbray Publishing can be seen at www.gunandswordcollector.com.
|This article first appeared in Small Arms Review V21N7 (September 2017)


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It was one thing when it just involved trade. Although countries’ industries and people’s jobs were on the line, the bluster and brinksmanship seemed to be just tactics for the world’s largest toddler to get the toys he wanted.
But the health of all people on the planet is not a game. US President Donald Trump’s withdrawal of funding for the World Health Organization (WHO) puts us all in jeopardy. Here’s why.
Until 2007, there was no global public health system. I hope you find that surprising — I did! If a disease outbreak hit more than one country, there was no agreement to share information, no system to track the disease, no funding to help a country bring in public health measures. Countries were on their own to decide what to do.
But that changed in the wake of SARS in 2003, as countries agreed to adopt international health regulations. And pandemics like the current COVID-19 crisis were precisely why countries agreed to put a global public health regime in place. That’s what’s at stake here.
As a reporter for the Canadian Medical Association Journal, I covered the international health regulations in 2013, during an outbreak of the Mediterranean respiratory syndrome (MERS). At that point, 195 member states had agreed to abide by the regulations, which involved developing national disease surveillance and response systems by 2012. But 110 of those countries asked for a 2-year extension and only got on board in 2014. Today, these countries — including several with authoritarian governments and repressive regimes — have signed on to counting cases and reporting outbreaks.
Without this agreement, the WHO could not be telling us, as it is, how many cases of COVID-19 there are day by day. It also has the right to investigate reports of outbreaks from media and social media that have not been reported by governments. And to walk into a country to ensure it’s managing an outbreak effectively or to help it contain spread.
Part of the regulations is declaring an emergency — the technical name is a “public health emergency of international concern” — for an outbreak that has gone beyond one country. The WHO has declared an emergency five times before COVID-19 and has taken some flak for getting two of these wrong.
The first emergency was influenza H1N1 in 2009, which arguably should not have been declared. It was a bad pandemic influenza, but nowhere near, say, the scale of the current emergency.
The third emergency was the Ebola outbreak in west Africa in 2014, to which the WHO reacted too slowly. As the International President of Médecins sans frontières, Dr. Joanne Liu, a Canadian physician, told me in 2015, “It’s a failure of political will that prevented the world from responding in the first six months,” rather than any problem with funding, expertise or technology. “The location [West Africa] is not a priority in terms of trade or political leverage.”
In light of its failure on Ebola, the WHO did a full review of the International Health Regulations, completed in 2016, and revamped its emergency program.
Which brings us to COVID-19. The parallels with SARS are obvious: a new coronavirus that jumped to humans from a live wild animal in a Chinese “wet” meat market. Early denials and lack of information from Chinese officials, which were replaced by official admissions of the outbreak and public health measures as the contagion spread. Confirmed reports that doctors who shared information about the virus were harassed and intimidated. US intelligence reports that the true number of cases was underreported. The rest of us thought, “Did China learn anything from SARS?”
To its credit, the WHO worked with China. Under the regulations, the WHO needs to play ball with member states to get them to report and to take action to control outbreaks. It clearly has to walk a fine line with states that are less open and transparent, in order to get them on side. The Chinese government did turn around quickly, containing the virus’ spread more successfully than many other countries. The WHO send its experts to work with the Chinese government — to what extent they were involved in China’s turnaround we cannot know.
Crucially, the WHO needs to remain apolitical and work with any member state. Sometimes it does this successfully and even creatively. WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated outright at one of his daily media briefings that some countries were underreporting cases. When asked which countries, he explained that the WHO could not single out members. He faced the camera and said, “You know who you are.” Some countries are lying, some are in wilful denial of the pandemic. And they do know who they are. As do we.
When Dr. Ghebreyesus talks calmly to the world each day and cleverly calls out member states, the WHO is doing its job. Its continuously updated dashboard on the pandemic is unlike any source of data the world has previously seen in a disease, and it has been emulated by several countries. These steps have arguably caused member states to take preventive action and saved millions of lives.
At some points, though, I have been disappointed to see the WHO toeing China’s political line. In an interview with a reporter from a Hong Kong media outlet, Dr. Bruce Aylward, a Canadian and a senior advisor at the WHO, first pretended not to hear the reporter’s question about Taiwan, then said he had answered about China, then ended the Skype call. He was clearly refusing to acknowledge Taiwan as separate from China. Perhaps he was concerned about alienating Chinese officials after efforts to get them on board, but it came across as taking a political position, which the WHO should not do.
Of course, such incidents do not justify Trump’s accusation that the WHO is biased toward China, or that it “mishandled” the early days of the pandemic. The WHO has a responsibility to work with all member states, but it is always going to be difficult to get authoritarian (or just plain ill-equipped) governments to report cases, as they have committed to under the regulations.
Now, Trump is pulling the US funding, estimated at 10% of the WHO’s budget. In fact, the US is in arrears on its funding to the WHO already. And it provides a handy place for Trump to lay the blame for his own mishandling of COVID-19. He is shooting himself in the foot, as usual, because the WHO has helped all of its member countries, including the US, understand and respond to COVID-19. The International Health Regulations work because all member countries commit to them and follow them. Without the compliance of member countries, the regulations could fall apart. And that would be a disaster.
Because, without the WHO and the regulations, COVID-19 would have been worse. Much, much worse.
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Very interesting! Thanks for posting!
Thanks for this, Carolyn. Just the information I need to share with a few acquaintances.
Trump’s timing is awful, but he is definitely seeking to place blame for the fiasco occurring in the United States. I feel for the American people. It’s so sad.
Merci pour ton article Carolyn!!!

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It’s estimated that you are likely to spend over 3000 hours on a digital device this year. This number is not surpising because we live in a world surrounded by screens and while our access to information and communication has increased, our eyes are not prepared for this. Headaches, blurry vision, tired eyes, and disrupted sleep are just some of the side effects of our digital behavior.
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The fact that blue light penetrates all the way to the retina (the inner lining of the back of the eye) is important because laboratory studies have shown that too much exposure to blue light can damage light-sensitive cells in the retina. This causes changes that resemble those of macular degeneration, which can lead to permanent vision loss.
Although more research is needed to determine how much natural and man-made blue light is “too much blue light” for the retina, many eye care providers are concerned that the added blue light exposure from computer screens, smartphones, and other digital devices might increase a person’s risk of macular degeneration later in life.
Blue light contributes to digital eye strain, tired eyes, and blurry vision.
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Venture Capital firm and business builder Reapra Pte Ltd, an aggressive investor in Southeast Asia with 30 companies funded last year, is expanding into diverse sectors in the region while being bullish on digital media, education and real estate in the region, a top executive with the company said.
The Singapore based firm with an investment of about $100 million in 40 startups and 14 companies, recently made its fourth Malaysian investment in online florist BloomThis Flora Sdn Bhd. It had invested $600,000 in the company, in a bid to expand into diverse sectors in the country.
Its earlier investments in Malaysia were property portals Samurai Internet, PropertyPricetag.com. and beauty company Aspiria.
The company even has investments in hospitality players — those building hotels, hostel brands and others as well as education segment in other countries like Japan.
“We think there might be an opportunity to bring those products and opportunities into the Malaysian market. At the end of it, we should be able to introduce these companies to Southeast Asia,” Reapra CLO James Bitanga told DEALSTREETASIA in a recent interaction.
Founded by Shuhei Morofuji, a prominent investor in over 10 startup companies, Reapra invests through its two funds Coent and Reapra Ventures.
The firm does believe that there is no dearth of capital in the regional market with Venture Capital funds, some traditional funds, private money and larger Private Equity funds, all trying to enter the VC space.
“A mix of those means there is plenty of money to go around. I don’t think there is dearth of money. I am quite bullish on the availability of funds,” said Bitanga.
He, however added that valuations cannot be expected to be what it was about five years back in Silicon Valley. “You are going to see modest valuations of companies. I don’t expect there to be a unicorn boom but that is not a bad thing. I think if there is a correction in any of the big companies that are making the news, that is probably because there is a global correction, non necessarily a regional one,” he said on the direction company valuations could take this year.
With an investment ticket size of between $200,000 to $600,000, the firm is quite bullish on Indonesia which is a big market but at the same time difficult to crack. “It has a potential and it is the same with Philippines,” he said adding that Thailand, Malaysia and of course Singapore are the countries that the firm is looking at.
On its website Reapra says that it establishes new businesses locally, with the intention to expand regionally, taking off throughout South East Asia and beyond. Rather than simply starting a business in an already established market, REAPRA intends to cultivate industry scale marketplaces. In order to create these new industries, we plan to start and manage numerous businesses ourselves, while simultaneously investing in brilliant entrepreneurs and innovative companies, the firm says.
Meanwhile, his advice to the startups in the region, is this: “Don’t fall into the trap of making false generalizations about market fit and remember that Southeast Asia is only a region by name; it isn’t a singular, homogeneous market.”
He added that growth or success, whether actual or perceived, can be distracting and it takes a lot of discipline and humility to remain skeptical and continually question the assumptions of ones startup idea.


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Mixed media. 12.5 inches in diameter. 2020.
This mixed media collage was created with found items, acrylic paint, acrylic ink , and hand-cut vintage paper. Each piece has wire or some other hardware on the back to hang on the wall.
The wood...lid (?) used for this piece was found in a 100+ year old barn at a "cabin" we used to spend time at when my daughter was little. I always thought it looked like a shield, but have no idea what it was originally for. The barn was so old that anytime you went inside, you knew you were gambling with your life. There was a whole lot of goodies in there, I'm sure, but I never had the guts to go in too far to explore. I love the contrast between the roughness and weathered appearance of the wood and leather, and the softness of the flowers and the pink.
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WEST HARTFORD — The owner of Corbin’s Corner in West Hartford has submitted an application to renovate the shopping center, with a proposal that would include a new restaurant and an expansion to the existing Trader Joe’s grocery store.
The renovation would also give the stores sleeker facades and reconfigure the parking lot to be friendlier to bicyclists and pedestrians.
West Hartford’s economic specialist, Kristen Gorski, said the owner hopes to break ground on the project in spring 2020.
Regency Centers, which owns Corbin’s Corner, also owns other shopping areas across the country. The New Britain Avenue shopping center features 25 storefronts, according to Regency’s website, and currently has occupants including Best Buy, Edge Fitness, Old Navy and Starbucks.
The shopping center is also abutted by another set of stores, which includes REI Co-op and Saks Off 5th.
Under Regency’s proposal, the existing Trader Joe’s — which is listed online at about 10,000 square feet — would be expanded by 2,500 square feet.
In addition, the proposal calls for one of two options for the old Jared jewelry store, which has been vacant since early 2019. Under the plan, the 6,000-square-foot store could either be renovated into a restaurant space, or would be torn down and replaced with a 7,600-square-foot restaurant space.
Either way, the new restaurant would have an outdoor dining area, the proposal says.
Gorski said Regency is still in talks with at least one or more restaurant clients. Because of that, the management company has not told the town which restaurant or what type of restaurant would occupy the new space.
The management company also has not told the town how much the renovation project would cost or when it would be complete, Gorski said.
A local Regency representative could not be reached for comment.
West Hartford’s town council formally received the application Monday, and scheduled the project for a Jan. 28 public hearing.
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MOSCOW -- Armed supporters and opponents of maverick Chechen President Dzhokhar Dudayev were locked in a tense standoff Thursday in an opposition stronghold in the southern Russian province of Chechenya, reports from the region said.
A column of about 70 loyalist troops advancing into the opposition- held Nadterechny region in an apparent punitive expedition were surrounded and halted by anti-Dudayev forces near the settlement of Gorogorsk, 1,245 miles south of Moscow in the Caucasus Mountains.
Nadterechny was the only one of three opposition-dominated regions to hold a June 5 referendum on confidence in Dudayev's rule organized by his opponents in the regional legislature.
The vote was suppressed by the government elsewhere in the mountainous province, except in Nadterechny where it produced a 98 percent vote against the Chechen president.
But in the Chechen capital Grozny plans to hold the referendum ended in bloodshed on the eve of the vote when Dudayev ordered the storming of the opposition's temporary headquarters. The violent clampdown left eight dead and 18 wounded.
Chechenya has been engulfed in an increasingly violent conflict between Dudayev, a former air force general who led Chechenya to declare independence from Russia in late 1991, and his opponents in the legislature since the Chechen leader declared presidential rule in April.
One opposition leader warned that any act of agression by the pro- Dudayev troops would prompt retaliation from opposition forces in Chechen regions, who would come 'with guns in their hands to fight against the anti-people Dudayev regime,' Interfax said.
A spokesman for the Nadterechny authorities said opposition forces had set off for Gorogorsk in response to news of armed convoys advancing towards the district.
Dudayev's supporters, however, denied any intention of attacking the anti-Dudayev district and said the column of presidential guards armed with heavy armor was just 'a routine control raid.'
The Russian Parliament condemned the what it said were Dudayev's 'strong-arm tactics' in suppressing the referendum and accused him of 'severe violations of human rights.'


Real estate news and views from around the globe that make you go, "Really?"
- Britney Spears Home Sale -- Done Deal -- TMZ
- Britney Spears Sells Beverly Hills Home For $4.25 Million -- Forbes
- Britney Spears home where meltdown occurred sold for more than $4 million? -- OnTheRedCarpet.com
- Beverly Hills Home Sells, Famous For 2008 Meltdown -- International Business Times
- Britney Spears' real estate magic: Infamous meltdown manse goes for $1.25 over asking price -- CultureMap Houston
More real estate news that makes you go, "Really?"
- Raids in 2 states expand corruption probe of LA County assessor -- L.A. Times
- Former Nazi Watch Tower Converts to Chic Luxury Home -- AOL Real Estate
- Some housing markets are rising, others not so much -- Wall Street Journal
- Housing reports point to improving market -- L.A. Times
- Man arrested in Fountain Valley on suspicion of lewd behavior
- Santa Ana is now a sanctuary city for undocumented residents
- Trump says order for new Air Force One planes from Boeing should be canceled
- Garden Grove man arrested in connection with hit-and-run that critically injures woman
- Law that lets police seize assets - $2.6 billion in 2015 - raises questions


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Plagiarism sucks. It's disheartening when specific elements of an author's imagination must be copyrighted to protect against plagiarists with no imagPlagiarism sucks. It's disheartening when specific elements of an author's imagination must be copyrighted to protect against plagiarists with no imagination of their own.
Dragon Marked is my first surprise read of 2015. I grabbed it on a whim while poking around Amazon and decided I'd "just read a chapter or two" to cheDragon Marked is my first surprise read of 2015. I grabbed it on a whim while poking around Amazon and decided I'd "just read a chapter or two" to check it out. Only, 1-2 chapters turned into 9-10 and so on.
Dragon Marked introduces us to Jessa Lebron, a twenty-two year old wolf shifter who's attending 'supes' college. She lives with her father, wolf shifter alpha and high council leader of all shifting races. Their town, a gateway/guardian community that is protected by witch magic to repel humans from entering, consists of six thousand members of the supernatural community. These members are represented by a five-member council: a vampire, shifter, fae, magic user and one of the demi fey (mermaid, gargoyles, trolls, etc).
This town is also a supernatural prison community housing Vanguard prison, which is hidden somewhere deep in the forest. Jessa and her best friends, "the quads" Compass brothers, Maximus (vampire), Braxton (dragon shifter), Jacob (fey), and Tyson (wizard), have been searching for the prison for weeks. Their curiosity is getting the better of them. The quads know they're set to become Council members when they reach twenty-five, but they cannot wait to learn more about this mysterious place.
Secrets don't stay hidden forever.
Soon, through no fault of their own, they learn more about Vanguard first-hand - as prisoners. While there awaiting their trial, they make a startling discovery. To make matters worse, rumors of the dragon marked surface. A thousand years ago, an evil sorcerer-dragon shifter hybrid tried to rule all five races. It is said that the dragon marked will rise and finish what he started. Because of this, any child born with the mark were taken and killed, or so everyone assumed.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I liked the bond between Jessa and the brothers. Each of the brothers has a unique personality and I look forward to getting to know them better. The only downfall for me (4.5 vs 5-star rating) was the lack of surprise. Even the blurb for this book gives too much away, in my opinion. Throughout the book there were wonderings (my new word) made by the characters that were blatantly obvious to the reader. There's no cliffhanger, but the ending leaves me anxious for book 2.
Side Note: This is the first book I've read by Jaymin Eve, but I noticed I grabbed First World (first book in her Walker Saga) as a freebie several years ago. (It's still free, for those interested) While I wait for book 2 in this series, I may give that one a go.
Not bad for such a short story. It sets up Iversen's Running in the Dark series, which I might check out. But, I can already tell shoddy editing mightNot bad for such a short story. It sets up Iversen's Running in the Dark series, which I might check out. But, I can already tell shoddy editing might be an issue. ...more
Despite some grammatical errors and disjointed sentences I enjoyed the story. I've already moved onto book 2. Here's hoping the editing is better in tDespite some grammatical errors and disjointed sentences I enjoyed the story. I've already moved onto book 2. Here's hoping the editing is better in that one. ...more
In Michele Hauf's Stay (with characters from her This Witchery series), Magen Sloan unexpectedly meets herHow would your Vacation with a Vampire go?
In Michele Hauf's Stay (with characters from her This Witchery series), Magen Sloan unexpectedly meets her vampire, Lucian Bellisario while on vacation in Paris. She's finally on the Parisian holiday she's dreamed of, but she has no idea who's interest she's sparked when she walks into Lucian's antique shop, L'Extraordinaire.
Lucian is caught off guard by this buttoned-up little American tourist. A bit low on blood too, after helping a friend, so he figures one bite and one memory swipe then he can get on with his evening. But, something about her draws him in. Unfortunately, something about her draws another into the mix as well.
I enjoyed this short much more than I'd expected. I liked the side characters, Lucian's magical friends, and may check out the other books in that series. (Rating: ✮✮✮½)
In Kendra Leigh Castle's Vivi and the Vampire (with characters from her Hearts of the Fallen series), Vivi Martin's a Guild vampire hunter who's looking forward to a vamp-free vacation. She's heard rumors of a vampire king, but wasn't sure whether to believe them or not. She certainly didn't expect to meet him, at the beach of all places, while on vacation.
Justin, king of the underground city of Terra Noctem, (the magically protected enclave housing members of the night races) is a bit of a work-a-holic. His sister, Dru, sends him off on the vacation he insists he doesn't need but reluctantly accepts. While there, he stumbles upon a fight between a woman and two vampires. For the first time in ages, he'd met a woman who fascinated him, provoked him. After stopping the fight he realizes he's not ready to say goodbye to the feisty hunter. Six days left on holiday, what better way to spend them than getting to know Vivi.
I love Kendra's Hearts of the Fallen series. I am so glad I stumbled on this anthology with another prequel. I really enjoyed Vivi and Justin's back story. I'm anxiously awaiting the next book in this series, although none is listed at present. (Rating: ✮✮✮✮☆)
In Lisa Childs's Island Vacation (with characters from her Secret Vampire Society series), E. Graves Financial Planning holds a lottery for an all-expenses-paid, two-week island vacation and Patricia Reynolds is the winner. Instead of excitement over her win, she's fearful that her boss has discovered the secrets she'd tried so hard to keep for the past four years. She's even more confused when she arrives on the island and a mysterious man named Roarke Monterusso begins questioning her demanding she isn't who she says she is.
Roarke knows he's right. She's the one. She has to be. He's waited four years for this moment and he'll get the truth.
This was my first story by Lisa Childs and, sadly, I didn't care for it. Maybe it was because the story was the shortest of the bunch, I'm not sure. It was almost half the length of the previous two, so there wasn't much to it - characters meet, one's scared, one's determined; they have sex; mystery's solved, everyone's happy - felt way too rushed. (Rating: ✮✮½)...more

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A $3-million provincial grant announced in 2014 for Thomas Canning to build a “new state-of-the-art fruit and vegetable processing facility” did not have to go toward a new building, says the ministry responsible.
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last fall when the old Maidstone processing plant couldn’t schedule enough deliveries of the tomatoes it had contracted farmers to grow. Farmers say the processing tomatoes left in the fields were worth millions of dollars.
Farmers, who agreed to grow significantly larger crops for Thomas Canning than in past years, said they were reassured by the grant announcement but are now confused as to what happened to the money.
The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs says the money was used as intended for equipment, marketing, consulting and professional services under a conditional grant agreement that expires Dec. 31. Despite repeated requests for more information from the Star last week, the ministry only confirmed late Friday that the full $3 million had been granted, but did not say how much money went to each area.


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“Busta Rhymes. Eminem. Twista. Andre 3000. Tech N9ne. Chip Fu from the Fu Schnickens – he’s like one of the most amazing chopper rappers ever.” In the upstairs room of a quiet North London pub, spoken word artist, poet, author and rapper George Watsky lists to me the biggest influences on his double time rap technique.
Having honed his skill set listening to Hip Hop’s great and good, Watsky’s double time rap style made him a viral hit early in his career, now on his fourth studio album – ‘X Infinity’ – he sits across from me in the kind of thick beige winter coat and soft black beanie hat that leaves me even more convinced he’s two parts South Park, one part Buffy and a sprinkling of Marshall Mathers. “I’ve always been that guy at the poetry slam that occasionally had these punchlines and incidental comedy, I think comedy is a really great way to disarm people. I’ve never called myself a comedian ‘cause it’s not like I go onstage and people are expecting to laugh,” his answers are long, detailed and change direction often “and I like to surprise people with a laugh; I think my poetry and my rap is a way to – it’s a reflection of who I am as a person and sometimes it’s funny, and sometimes it’s really emo and that’s what I think my music is like, but I also think a joke is a great way to get someone off of their defensive position”.
Executive produced by Russell Simmons, ‘X Infinity’ features additional production by Anderson .Paak (a producer on Watsky’s last album – 2014’s All You Can Do) and long time collaborator Kush Mody. The 18 track LP comes off the back of his recently released collection of essays entitled – How To Ruin Everything – both pieces are filled with near forensic examinations of an ailing America, the human social condition and what it means to connect in the digital age. His essay questions the use of celebrity culture – “cheap glue for those who don’t know another way to bond” – his track ‘Stick To Your Guns’ featuring Julia Nunes examines the predictable, almost mechanical response of the mainstream media to America’s routine shootings – the up-to-the-second coverage, the interview from the traumatised student in a hospital bed, the manufactured morning news channels indulge in between advert breaks before eventually their next story.
If you’re a participant in this world, this fucked up world that we live in and you have an opinion about it, you have entered into politics.
“My political work is also very personal,” he appears to be looking far into space as though searching for the most honest answers, “I think the best way to show somebody what your perspective on the world is, is to give your own. To speak from the ‘I’ perspective. It’s something we talked about as elementary school kids in San Francisco. If you speak from the ‘I’ perspective; instead of telling someone else how to live their life – you can try and sort of lead by example. So that’s what I try – I tend to do with my work. I think it’s really hard to have an opinion on anything these days without being political in some ways because if you haven’t – if you’re a participant in this world, this fucked up world that we live in and you have an opinion about it, you have entered into politics.”
At a time when America is riven by social unrest and facing one of the most important, unpredictable and eagerly anticipated presidential elections in memory, it’s difficult to argue against his thinking. “And for me, especially with my most recent album I made a decision to try and not pull songs off because they were too alienating to people. But rather, let people know, you know, “okay, this is where I stand – take it or leave it,” I’m gonna share my opinion and my perspective and I’m not going to tell you how to live your life. I have a lot of viewpoints that are not mainstream but, um, that doesn’t mean that I’m judging you for your lifestyle, I’m just telling you how I see it, and you can take that or leave it.” I ask whether this new approach of less filtered self-expression has turned off some of the more socially conservative minds? “It’s possible. Like, my fan base is starting to coalesce around like, our shared opinions… when I put out ‘Stick To Your Guns’ and ‘Going Down‘ – probably the two most inflammatory songs on my most recent album, I got a little backlash from gun rights people but almost nobody on the sexual exploration song [Going Down] ‘cause I think that one was so personal; people really didn’t view it as an affront to their values. And I also just think, the nature of having a lot of fans who come from the spoken word world, we’re a very like, left leaning group of people – so I think that I probably started out with [an already] fairly liberal following”.
Whether you listen to the drama of ‘Brave New World’ featuring Chaos Chaos, the driving bass and flippant, suggestive lyrics of ‘Don’t Be Nice‘ or the bouncy almost cartoonish melody of ‘Chemical Angel’, Watsky remains committed to honest depictions of society and its ills. Complicated, confusing, by turns funny and sad he’s an artist comfortable exploring the full spectrum of emotion. A reason why, he thinks, people connect with his music, “they listen to my albums and they come to my shows and it had a different impact on them. It had an emotional impact on them” 10 years on from winning the Youth Speaks Poetry Grand Slam Finals in San Francisco he’s built a fanbase that is loyal, engaged and happy to hear him navigate issues that have no straightforward answer. “I’m seeing familiar faces, and they’re bringing their friends along, and their friends will bring friends along; and it’s been really gratifying to see it happen that way.”
It’s not difficult to imagine why his fans would return and bring friends, there is an unfussy air about Watsky – a kind of easy openness that you sometimes get from making a new best friend in the smoking area of a club, the situations where you dive head first into a discussion about how messed up the world is with a total stranger that you’ll probably never see again, “I like meeting people in person, that interaction is more worthwhile to me than a tweet response, some people might get offended if I don’t respond, it’s not because I don’t care – I’m just not on Twitter all the time. But this is who I am. It’s who I am with my friends, it’s who I am at a party.”
‘X Infinity’ then, is an accurate indicator of where Watsky is an an artist, never really tempted into a stereotypical ‘rapper’s lifestyle’ – “that almost doesn’t mean anything anymore” – he’s comfortable with life in its current form, “I guess you could describe it as joyful nihilism. Nothing matters but we can still experience beauty, and assign meaning to our life and have fun walking this world. Even if we don’t believe there’s a structure or a plan for why humanity exists. Even if, there’s no way for us to know what’s going on, and you know, you’re going through some painful, confusing agnosticism – there’s still room to have fun and enjoy life and not be so down on yourself all the time and I think that’s where I’m at. I’m trying, I mean I have my good days and my bad days just like everyone but my anxiety levels have gone down significantly”
The album artwork is a psychedelic depiction of Watsky created by Korean illustrator Minjae Lee, who is based in Hong Kong. Dynamic, colourful and unapologetic Watsky worked hand in hand with Minjae on a cover that could accurately begin to tell his fans and the wider world a message he likes more than any other – it’s okay to be you.


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Leaf launches Credo camera back series
Last January, Phase One combined its medium format camera brands
Mamiya and Leaf, to create a new global entity: Mamiya Leaf. Both companies had already been cooperating for some time, and now the first product line of the combined Mamiya Leaf takes that cooperation a step further.
The Leaf Credo camera back series is designed for use with the Mamiya 645DF camera body. Three models will be available this June: a 40 megapixel back for about US$19,500, a 60 megapixel back for $32,500, or an 80 megapixel back for $39,000.
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The Padron cigar brand stands for both great quality and great economy. Its cigars are very well-made yet will not cost exorbitant amounts of money. Expert rollers create Padron cigars manually, using well-cured Nicaraguan tobacco grown from proven Cuban seed stock. All Padrons are box-pressed, lend
An outstanding cigar for the price. Started as medium, became a full cigar around the midpoint, and then it tamed down again at the end of the last third becoming a mild-to-medium. Mostly one-dimensional in terms of flavor, showing very dark chocolate flavors I m talking about a 90% dark chocolate bar, not your average 70% , cedar, and some faint wood. If anything, complexity is reached here through variations in intensity. Around the midpoint it also showed very strong effervescence akin to baking soda particularly on the retrohale, which died down toward the end of the last third but picked up again at the nub. Outstanding burn that didn t go out on me when I left it hanging for 5+ minutes at various times, other than when it got to the band and the intensity also decreased. Burned for about 80 minutes, and it turned hot at the nub, possibly also due to it being squished in my mouth and to the inclement weather. Overall, I found the dark cocoa overwhelming for the most part; would pair great with a full-bodied red wine. 90 points 89 points for the flavor, 95 points for the construction
Easily my favorite brand, Padron delivers every time. The price, flavor and consistency set this maduro apart. If you enjoy the 1926, 1964, or any of the Family Reserves give this one a try; while not in the same class, you will be on familiar ground smoking this beauty. The draw is easy, which can make this smoke fast and lend to a hot smoke late in the stick. First third has no spiciness. The sweetness, cocoa and cream coat the mouth. These flavors build and strengthen from first light through the second third. The last third is my least favorite, though still exquisite. I usually purge the stick a few times for the last three inches. The ash is white and light gray with flecks of dark gray in the seams. Burn, while not perfect requires little attention. In short a classic smoke ready to light from purchase.

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During the YO JOE! June live stream, Hasbro Pulse revealed two new G.I. Joe action figures coming our way.
G.I. Joe Retro Collection Cobra Stinger with Cobra Officer
(Ages 4 and Up / Approx. Retail Price: $33.99/ Available: Spring 2023)
The G.I. Joe Retro Collection is inspired by the rich past of G.I. Joe, celebrating the over-50-year legacy of the brand with classic figure design and detailing. The G.I. Joe Retro Collection Cobra Stinger with Cobra Officer toy is a 3.75” scale figure and vehicle featuring classic detailing and multiple points of articulation for dramatic action poseability, while being presented in packaging that features original retro Hasbro branding. Offering collectors the quality and attention-to-detail they’re looking for, these fun action figures will look great displayed in any G.I. Joe action figure and vehicle collection! Each sold separately. The G.I. Joe Retro Collection Cobra Stinger with Cobra Officer toy is available for pre-order now exclusively at Hasbro Pulse.
G.I. Joe Classified Series Tiger Force Duke & RAM Action Figure and Vehicle
(Ages 4 and Up / Approx. Retail Price: $44.99/ Available: Spring 2023)
The G.I. Joe Classified Series evolves the characters fans know and love into a highly articulated 6-inch scale with premium deco and detailing. The Classified Series Tiger Force Duke & RAM Action Figure and Vehicle features a classic design updated to bring the G.I. Joe Leader and RAM cycle into the modern era and 8 accessories inspired by the character’s rich history, including weapons, backpack, binoculars and a footlocker to stow all his gear. Designed by artist David Marquez, the packing features custom art that provides a unique style to the Tiger Force Duke & Ram cycle pack. The G.I. JOE Classified SeriesTiger Force Duke & RAM Action Figure and Vehicle are available for pre-order now exclusively at Target with limited quantities at Hasbro Pulse.


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The apex bank, in its Q1 2019 Credit Conditions Survey Report, stated that “the demand for total unsecured lending from households increased in the first quarter (Q1), and was expected to increase in the next quarter(Q2), despite lenders’ resolve to leave the credit scoring criteria unchanged, the proportion of approved unsecured loan applications decreased in the current quarter (Q1) but is expected to increase in the next quarter.”
According to the apex bank, the results of the Credit Conditions Survey Report are based on lenders’ own responses to the survey, and do not necessarily reflect the views of CBN on credit conditions.
It states: “The Q1 2019 credit condition survey for households, small businesses and corporate entities indicated an increase in availability of secured credit to households and corporate entities, and increased availability of unsecured credit to households. Spreads on overall secured lending to household, as well as on secured lending to corporates, remained unchanged in Q1 2019. Lenders reported that demand for total unsecured lending from households increased in the current quarter, and was expected to increase in the next quarter.
Demand for corporate lending increased across all firm sizes except for OFCs in the review quarter.
“Lenders reported that the overall spreads on secured lending rates to households relative to MPR remained unchanged in Q1 2019, but was expected to narrow in the next quarter. Spreads for all lending types remained unchanged in Q1 2019, but were anticipated to narrow in the next quarter.
“Households demand for lending for house purchase decreased in Q1 2019 but was expected to increase in the next quarter. For the current quarter, households demand for prime lending, buy to let lending and demand for other lending decreased. They were, however, expected to increase in Q2 2019.
“Households demand for consumer loans rose in the current quarter and is expected to rise in the next quarter. Demand for mortgage/remortgaging from households fell in Q1 2019 but is expected to rise in Q2 2019.”
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US August employment data was consistent with “some further improvement” in the labour market. By itself that seems to meet the criteria for “lift-off” for US interest rates in September, but it’s not that simple.
The only disappointment in the report was the increase of 173k in non-farm payrolls which was below expectations of a +200k result. But that disappointment is ameliorated by the observation that the initial estimate of August payrolls often undershoots the recent trend, only to benefit from upward revisions in subsequent months.
Everything else in the report pointed in the right direction. June and July employment growth was revised up by a combined 44k, jobs growth is increasingly broad-based, hours worked remains consistent with above trend growth and the average work week rose.
Average hourly earnings rose 0.3% in the month although the annual rate of increase remains stuck at 2.2%. Most importantly the unemployment rate fell to 5.1% - and is now bang on the mid-point of latest Fed estimate of longer run unemployment (NAIRU). On its own this data fits the bill for some further improvement in the labour market and supports the case for “lift-off” in September.
That just leaves the Committee’s interpretation of recent market volatility. As I said last week, market volatility by itself should not delay the Fed. Indeed some volatility should be expected whenever the Fed starts any rate hiking cycle, let alone the first hike in nearly a decade.
But it’s a different matter if the Committee views that volatility as indicative of factors that may impact the growth and inflation outlook in the US. To the extent that recent volatility has been due to concerns about growth in China, this week’s release of the usual monthly plethora of Chinese activity data will add further fuel to the debate. More on that later in the week.


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Hansal Mehta, a National award-winning filmmaker, is recognised for producing hard-hitting, real-life stories and multi-dimensional characters, and his acclaimed films like “Shahid,” “City Lights,” and “Aligarh” define his bold and unique cinematic style extremely well.
The filmmaker is best known for his financial thriller series Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta, starring Pratik Gandhi and based on the life of Indian stockbroker Harshad Mehta. He also co-wrote and co-produced Amazon Prime Video’s current love series Modern Love: Mumbai.
For the first time in his career, he has linked up with global digital streaming giant Netflix for his new character drama series titled Scoop. It is based on crime journalist Jigna Vora’s biography “Behind The Bars In Byculla: My Days in Prison,” which was released in February of this year.
Scoop Cast & Crew
The series’ filming has already begun under the name of Matchbox Shots. Meta co-wrote it with Mrunnayee Lagoo Waikul, who is best known for co-writing the 2020 drama film Thappad with director Anubhav Sinha.
According to reports, actress Karishma Tanna, who was last featured in Amazon Prime Video’s television series Guilty Minds, has been cast in the lead role of Scoop. The character drama series will feature her as Jagruti Pathak, an ambitious crime journalist inspired by Jigna Vora’s character.
When asked about the idea for the series, Sanjay Routray, a producer at Matchbox Shots, said that they realised the inspirational story of grit and courage needed to be portrayed on a larger scale the moment they read the book. Making a series provided a better opportunity to further develop the characters and their feelings.
Scoop OTT Release Date
The highly anticipated series is still in the works, and the creators haven’t divulged anything about it. It will be available on Netflix soon. We will update the information as soon as the team publishes additional information about the trailer or the release date.
— Hansal Mehta (@mehtahansal) September 24, 2022
About Scoop Series
The series will follow Jagruti Pathak, a crime journalist whose life is turned upside down when she is charged with the brutal murder of another journalist, Jaideb Sen, and ends up in a prison cell with criminals she once reported on. Among those charged include a famed sharpshooter, a shady bookie, and the infamous Chhota Rajan. It will depict the journalist’s seven-year struggle and everything she went through in prison.


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It’s always good to start the week positively, as I jointly hosted a reception in College Hall in the Cathedral to mark the end of the Three Choirs Festival and to thank all the participants. Most of them were justifiably tired, but pleased with the way everything had gone and were looking forward to a rest or holiday.
I then rapidly moved on to what will be the first of many serious events to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War (there will be on-going events for 2015 to 2018 to parallel the years of the war.) This service of remembrance, held at the Army Reserve Centre, was part of the Lights Out campaign between 10.00 p.m. and 11.00 p.m., at which point in 1914 the war actually started with the British declaration of war on Germany.
It was a real pleasure to meet so many enthusiastic and cheerful men and women members of the Battery – but perhaps not surprising since they were in the Bar at the time – who freely give of their time to be part of the Army Reserve, with some coming from as far away as Shropshire. A nice touch was that some passers-by were allowed in to the parade and it was a pure pleasure to see the look of excitement on the faces of the children with the gunfire volley at 11 p.m., followed by another one two minutes later.
I’m often concerned about the low participation of young people in so many of our institutions and organisations, so I was certainly elated by my attendance at the Swan Theatre’s performance of Footloose by Worcester Operatic & Dramatic Society Youth Section (WODYS). Remember, these youngsters are only aged 8 – 18 years old, but it was such a lively and professional performance you forgot that fact.
There are 70 young people in WODYS, with another 78 encouragingly on the waiting list. In particular, I must applaud the lead actor, Jack Cashion who played the part of Ren, and I very much hope he achieves his ambition to read History at Oxford. To the production team and organisers – thank you for a superbly enjoyable evening.

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As a Year 11 student, I’m currently in the process of completing my VCE.
One of the subjects I’ve selected this year is Economics. Why? Because economics is often linked to sport, and if anything can increase my interest in study it’s sport.
During the last week, it came to fore that the AFL would introduce a dynamic ticketing system.
This means that higher drawing matches, such as Anzac Day and Dreamtime at the ‘G, will have higher ticket prices. As is the demand for seats in such matches, it won’t have much of an impact on the crowd, while also boosting the coffers of the AFL and the home side.
Or so people believe.
I’ve read many posts by football fans who are angry at this move. The majority are supporters of the poorer Victorian clubs in the Western Bulldogs or North Melbourne.
They don’t like the fact they might have to pay more to attend matches when they believe AFL ticket prices are high enough. They’re also afraid that by this move, the richer clubs, like Collingwood, will just get richer.
This couldn’t be further from the truth. If anything, this will help their clubs out a lot more.
Firstly, this will encourage supporters to sign up for a membership, as this doesn’t apply to members.
But more importantly, dynamic ticket pricing on top of the already in place $2.00 levy on tickets will form part of the AFL’s new equalisation scheme.
While the salary cap is in place to stop an English Premier League-type gap between the top 6 clubs and the rest, there is no cap on off-field spending and the AFL has recognised this as a problem.
The new scheme will spread out AFL funds more equally in terms of supplying more money to the clubs which perhaps have a smaller support base and therefore gain smaller income from membership and ticket prices.
The next step is an inevitable salary cap on the football department, which many believe will be put in place in the next 10-15 years. Socialism is alive and kicking in the AFL.
While clubs are generally in favour of equalisation, Collingwood CEO Gary Pert has expressed fears that should the AFL go too far in its attempts, clubs could end up as “McDonald’s franchises”, in which they would all be the same except in different places around the country.
Even if the AFL do go to the extremes of a salary cap for an entire football club, some will still be more successful than others. Life certainly isn’t fair all of the time, so why should sport be?
One of the first things you’re taught in Economics is the basic concept of supply and demand. Isn’t that what is being done here?
Every January, why do people splash out hundreds of dollars to get a seat at Rod Laver Arena when they could pay less to just purchase a ground pass? Quality of matches.
In what world is a ticket to Kanye West the same price as going to see your local pub band? Previously, it was the AFL.
This change to ticket prices is just common sense.
Over the years, the AFL has adopted many measures from the US. The draft, the salary cap and night football have all come from the NFL, and now dynamic ticket pricing will join them.
What certain media outlets have conveniently decided to overlook is the fact that the dynamic ticket pricing scheme will also lower entry fees for certain matches.
Patrons will be charged less to watch games between lower teams. This is in an attempt to boost the crowd numbers, while in doing so, could also earn the hosting club more money than it previously did.
It can only be a good thing for the stadium management, the clubs and the AFL.
There are not many things I find annoying than when people complain about the high cost of tickets, but then they talk about the so-called unevenness of the competition.
By international standards, both arguments can’t stand on two legs. Big owners buy clubs who invest in big name players who improve the performance of the side which in turn raises crowds which then raises demand for tickets. The owners then want a return for their investment and raise ticket prices and that creates more money so that the cycle can continue and the club can achieve success.
Football is a business, and it has been for a long time now.
Supporters of Australian Football need to realise they can’t have it both ways, and that the system that is being implemented will maintain the competitive aspect of the competition.
There will always be rich clubs and poor clubs, there is no denying that. Collingwood will always have a bigger supporter base than Melbourne. West Coast will always have more money than the Western Bulldogs.
Equalization will however attempt to make these gaps smaller. It will be good for the game.
Nice article Sam; over here in the West it doesn’t matter what the price of tickets are, you won’t be able to get any unless you have a membership anyway!
Do you think there will come a point in time when the AFL can no longer justify propping up struggling sides? Will they force sides such as Melbourne and the Bulldogs to merge, relocate or even terminate their licenses if they are no longer profitable or viable?
Great work, will be following to see more of your articles in future!


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For clues as to what makes prop stylist Randi Brookman Harris tick, one needn’t look any further than the large wood pegboard hanging above her in-home workspace. In one corner, a portrait of her son, Marlowe, is positioned alongside art supplies aplenty; a few pegs over, a coaster sits poised to protect the sprawling marble wall-mounted desk she designed herself. Elsewhere there’s a potted plant, a beloved book, and assorted curiosities arranged in thoughtful clusters—one in particular, a tiny snowman, presides over the assemblage from the board’s highest shelf. “That’s something I built out of clay in nursery school,” says Harris. “It reminds me that I’ve been doing this forever.”
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