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For as long as I’ve been writing about audio — which is about four years now — the people that I speak to for stories have described the UK podcast industry as “new” or “nascent” or “in its infancy.” They were doing it in 2014, and they’re still doing it now. (Someone said a version of this to me last week, as it happens.) On the surface, this isn’t a surprising characterisation, given how much smaller the scene is here in virtually every way than in the US… which, from a British perspective, completely dominates the conversation about podcasting. In terms of the potential listenership, advertising revenue generated, and the total volume of shows produced, the UK is far, far behind.
To give you a sense of that difference in scale: according to RAJAR, the official body that measures radio audiences in the UK, 11 percent of UK adults — that’s 5.9 million people, by the way — listened to a podcast in the first quarter of 2018. Which is super small, even it’s up from 7 percent in the same period during 2017. Here in the UK, there is currently no dedicated podcast measuring benchmark study comparable to Edison Research and Triton Digital’s Infinite Dial reports, which puts monthly podcast listenership in America at around 73 million people. A recent PricewaterhouseCoopers forecast estimates that advertising revenue from podcasts in the UK will grow from £7m in 2017 to £11m in 2018 (the same report anticipates global podcasting advertising revenue of £509m in 2018, around 60 percent of which will be generated in the US). Podcast revenue in the UK in 2018 is expected to be roughly 1 percent of the total advertising money made by the radio industry here.
However, podcasting in the UK is far from static, even if the growth is from a small base — if that forecast is proven correct, advertising revenue will have almost tripled since 2016. Given that, I think it’s worth interrogating this persistent viewpoint that there have been few developments to date. After all, four years is a pretty long infancy. Why do so many knowledgeable people still feel like the UK is right at the beginning of podcasting, when there are British shows racking up hundreds of millions of downloads, and media organisations of all sizes are putting more and more resources into on-demand audio?
The short answer is, predictably, just this: the BBC. The state-funded broadcaster’s influence over the audio culture in the UK is historic and pervasive. According to research from Ofcom, the UK’s communications regulator, over 50 percent of all radio listening in Britain is done via a BBC station. The BBC claims to be the first UK broadcaster to have published a podcast (Melvyn Bragg’s In Our Time, in 2004, a radio show you can learn more about from this New Yorker write up from last year, which is a beautifully quaint read if you are British). In March of this year, they claimed to have seen 240 million podcast downloads in 2017, a high proportion of which will have been radio shows repackaged as podcasts.
The BBC has been fairly slow at moving into producing dedicated podcast content — appointing its first dedicated podcast commissioner only this year — but it cannot be underestimated the extent to which it has always dominated the space. Back in 2015, the Observer radio critic Miranda Sawyer asked “why are Americans so much better at making podcasts than the British?” and one of her explanations was that for UK audio professionals, it just wasn’t worth spending the time on work that wouldn’t fit into the BBC’s rigid and centralised radio commissioning process, since there was no on-demand structure into which a potential podcast could fit. Even now that the BBC has begun to pivot towards podcasting in earnest, there’s still a lingering sense that the organisation remains radio-oriented and something of a closed shop. A new set of commissioning guidelines, inviting people to pitch podcasts for the new BBC Sounds app, is squarely aimed at existing suppliers, who will be notified of opportunities via “the Radio Supplier Database.”
If there’s a sense that podcasting is a bit stuck in the UK, this is why: to date, there has not been sufficient will from the BBC to kickstart a new flowering of innovative content, but nor is there an established market of sufficient size beyond the corporation’s influence to support it happening independently or commercially. This is not to say that the UK hasn’t produced commercially successful podcasts — My Dad Wrote a Porno is a big exception to this rule, and there are others not far behind — but it’s not a long list, and some of the shows on it have had to look to the US for advertisers and backers. Slowly, it feels as if that is beginning to shift, both with the BBC’s recent changes and appointments, and with other major broadcasters like ITV and Channel 4 getting into on demand audio. Awareness of podcasting is rising fast, especially among younger demographics. Perhaps, finally, the UK’s teething troubles are almost over.


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“The last European Executioner”: why Belarus preserves the death penalty10 min read
While Amnesty International has called Belarus “the last executioner” in Europe, the Belarusian authorities don’t seem to be offended or even bothered by such a statement. The government has promised to eliminate the practice for years, yet no real steps towards change have been taken. Nonetheless, some people care; a few Belarusian NGOs, as well as the Orthodox Church, actively advocate against the death penalty. According to a poll made by the Belarusian Helsinki Committee a few years ago, public opinion on the matter also seems to be shifting. Will this mean that the future of capital punishment in Belarus is about to change?
Every day thousands of Belarusians pass by Detention Centre No. 1 on Volodarskaya street in Minsk, oblivious to the fact that this is where those sentenced to death spend their last days. While relatives of the convicted are among the few that might know of the place, they are neither told the time of the execution nor where their loved ones are being buried. The only thing handed back to them is the prison jumpsuit that they wore.
One of the reasons why Belarus can’t join the Council of Europe for Belarusians to have their rights defended by the European Court, is because of its Criminal Code, containing 14 articles that outline the most severe of punishments: anywhere from 10 years in prison up to the death penalty.
Capital punishment can only be sentenced to men between 18 and 65, and the 14 articles leading to the death penalty spell out dreadful crimes such as terrorism, genocide and the application of weapons of mass destruction. In recent time, almost all of the cases have been carried out under the same code: Article 139, Part 2: Murder committed under aggravating circumstances.
This usually involves so-called domestic assaults, such as a fight or a drunken brawl resulting in murder. On more rare occasions, the stories were much more brutal; in one case, a man sulking in jealousy killed his wife and her lover, chopped up their bodies, and boiled the wife’s skull in a pot. Some of the other brutal murders in recent times happened under the influence of spice – a synthetic drug that plagues many post-Soviet countries.
The exact number of executed prisoners remains uncertain. The last disclosure by the government happened back in 2006. According to independent observers such as Amnesty International, there have been about 350 men sentenced to death since 1990. In the late 20th century, around 30 people were executed annually. Since the beginning of the new millennium, there has been a drastic decrease, with no more than five people per year being executed.
Statistics on the annual number of verdicts handed down, compiled by the NGO Viasna. According to the Belarusian Helsinki Committee, 2 people were sentenced to death and executed in 2019. (Editor’s note: Updated statistics as of May 2021)
According to a poll made by the Belarusian Helsinki Committee, a positive trend can be noted; since 1996, when about 80 percent of the population supported keeping capital punishment in the criminal code, the number of people in favour of the death penalty has decreased and proponents are now slightly outnumbered by their opponents. This shows that there is a growing demand for human rights to be respected in the country.
According to the same poll, no more than 10 percent of the Belarusian population are aware that capital punishment is carried out based on it being interpreted as “on behalf of the people.” and about a third of them do not even know that capital punishment still exists in their country.
Another possible explanation for the poll results is connected to the low level of confidence in law enforcement and judicial institutions. According to research made by the Belarusian Helsinki Committee, only a third of respondents “trust” or “rather trust” the law enforcement. The same number of people believe that they might be unfairly treated by the justice system.
Yuliya Khlashchankova, a member of the Belarusian Helsinki Committee, one of the organisations dedicated to abolishing the death penalty, says: “In no way do we want to whitewash these people. They do, indeed, deserve the punishment for everything they have done. The problem is that a death sentence is imposed on behalf of the people. I do not want someone to be killed on my behalf”.
The only case of terrorism
One of the few times that the use of the death penalty actually caused a lot of debate was back in 2011, when the country, considered a stronghold of “stability and social contract” (i.e. generous public benefits in exchange for obedience), was struck by an explosion at Oktyabrskaya metro station. 15 people died and more than 200 were injured.
Within 40 hours 23-year old Vladislav Kovalyov and 25-year old Dmitry Konovalov were caught and accused of the attack. They had allegedly planted a homemade bomb at the station. However, the speed of the investigation made the public suspicious.
The trials of Kovalyov and Konovalov were crowded. Those who did not make it to the courtroom actively debated with friends and acquaintances, not missing a single report or news article. Attentive followers of the case found some inconsistency in the parties’ statements. No questions were answered, and observers thought that the trials gave rise to even more questions.
“I attended the judicial sessions on the explosion in the metro case”, testifies Andrey Paluda, a member of the human rights centre Viasna and a coordinator of a public campaign against capital punishment. “I have found several procedure violations, we filed a complaint to the UN Committee on Human Rights. But they did not even have time to consider it, that is how fast the sentences were carried out, even though the convicted usually spend about a year in a cell before the execution”.
Even after the cases were closed and the punishments carried out, people kept talking about them. Some of the observers even suspected that the men were innocently accused of other crimes for the authorities to improve their statistical data. This gives further proof of the level of mistrust towards law enforcement within Belarusian society.
The terrorist case, however, proved to be an exception with regards to the public’s interest in the death penalty. Neither before it nor after it have ordinary Belarusians cared about holding the judicial system accountable for its actions, checking and monitoring for possible misconduct of justice by attending the trials. “Most people more or less stick to the following position: let them do whatever they want as long as they do not intervene into our own lives”, says Yuliya Khlashchankova. “And well, attending the trials is not a popular thing to do”.
Proponents and opponents
When debating the death penalty, both proponents and opponents bring up quite mundane arguments. Opponents argue that one should not underestimate the value of human life and that it is wrong to take on the role of God or Creator. Depending on the view of the speaker, one should also not let an irreversible judicial mistake take place. However, it has also been argued that people who commit horrible crimes deserve severe punishment and that Belarusian citizens should not have to pay tax money for them to spend the rest of their lives in a cell. Proponents of abolishing capital punishment present their economical counterarguments. “A death penalty is not carried out by only one person”, explains Andrey Paluda. “So, even though we do not pay the expenses of the lifelong convict, our taxes also go to the maintenance and salaries of the execution squads which consist of thirteen people”.
“In fact, the government spends about 130 US dollars per prisoner each month”, says Yuliya Khlashchankova. “On average, there are two people sentenced to death per year. In total, we just need to find an additional three thousand dollars per prisoner a year, and we can be called a humane country again. I mean it is totally fine to care about the governmental expenditures of our taxes. It is just surprising that this question is not usually raised on other issues”.
Even the Belarusian Orthodox Church has argued against capital punishment, saying that “Every time the government executes its citizens, it crucifies Jesus one more time”.
A way out
The decision to implement the death penalty was made in a referendum back in 1996. The idea was actively advocated and lobbied for by Alexander Lukashenko, who was a candidate for the presidency at the time. The 1990s were a rough time in Belarus. Criminals were moving between Warsaw and Moscow via Minsk, and by appealing to people’s emotions, Belarusians were frightened enough to agree on shooting those who made the streets unsafe.
Only a year later, Viasna started to promote the idea of abolishing the death penalty. Since 2010, they have been united with human rights activists from the Belarusian Helsinki Committee and Amnesty International to conduct a huge campaign and raise awareness of the ongoing issue.
On their website, there is a link to sign a petition against capital punishment which has now collected more than 17 000 signatures. However, the activists say that they are not going to bring a petition to the president’s office as they do not believe that this will be efficient. In fact, this strategy is a part of the campaign.
According to the campaign leaders, change should preferably not come through a new referendum. The judicial article addressing capital punishment is formulated in an ambiguous way that authorizes “capital punishment unless being cancelled”, which gives leeway to changing the situation without having to change the national legislation. This is also something that has been brought up by Belarusian authorities, though without any concrete results.
Thus, to get rid of the death penalty there is no need to call for a referendum. Moreover, since the topic still involves some public opinion, human rights activists themselves do not believe that a referendum would be a good idea. Even though statistics show that the sentiments towards the death penalty have shifted, trusting that a new referendum would lead to the abolishment of the practice is too risky. It is easier than that – it turns out the Constitution does not need to be changed.
Though chances are slim, a second existing option is to seek a pardon from the president. During his time in power, however, Lukashenko has only pardoned one individual, a case of domestic murder that most Belarusians agree touched Lukashenko’s heart.
Proponents of capital punishment argue that the awareness of harsh punishment prevents crimes from taking place. However, human rights activists argue that it is not the severity of punishment but whether a punishment is actually enforced that can have more influence on a potential murderer.
If awareness of harsh punishment prevents crimes from taking place, the execution of a criminal is actually happening twice according to Andrey Paluda. In a carefully tailored plan, the government makes sure that information about the case and the murderer is widely spread throughout the media, making it an “online execution” before the actual execution.
However, activists insist that capital punishment does not address the causes behind most crimes. For instance, alcohol is one of the drivers behind criminal offences in Belarus. At the same time, the sale of alcohol brings a lot of custom taxes to the public treasury. Instead of tackling the problems that alcohol consumption brings, execution becomes an extreme measure to eliminate its consequences “surgically”.
“That is why Belarus is always criticized”, says Andrey Paluda. “As we love to say, we are in the very heart of Europe, and it is true indeed from a geographical point of view. At the same time, we still keep capital punishment. Moreover, we are the last ones to preserve it, not only in Europe but even in the post-Soviet space. People are not born according to a president’s decree. So why do they die because of his signature? Why does the government not deal with the relatives of the executed?”
In the end, he brings up a famous saying by Gandhi: “An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind”.
Disclaimer: since this article was published, the Lukashenko regime has pardoned two brothers who were sentenced to death in January 2020 for having killed their former school teacher and set her house on fire to destroy the evidence.

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It’s not a lot of fun listening to Brandon Morrow and a bunch of Blue Jays you mostly know from fantasy teams throttle an undermanned Mets squad in another country. The final score was only 2-0, but given a punchless Mets lineup with too many dudes looking up at the Mendoza Line and David Wright […]
As I’ve grown older, I’ve had to be less doctrinaire about 1:10 and 7:10 and where in the pecking order of life “WATCH METS” fits. There are business trips, social events, the duties of fatherhood — a whole welter of things that sometimes come between me and the game.
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We can all agree Niese didn’t have it and the Mets did little against Happ and missing the Astros is something that sounds good in theory, but at this moment they can’t move to the American League soon enough for our tastes. The Mets, a pretty good club in April, started May by losing again […]
Monday night I did something I’m certain I hadn’t done since the twilight of Fran Healy. I turned down the sound on a Mets-generated telecast so I could listen to the game on radio. GKR heresy, I know, but I gave Gary, Keith & Ron part of the exhibition season opener off so I could […]
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With the seventh pick in the first round of Major League Baseball’s First-Year Player Draft, the New York Mets selected…some kid.
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Among Jews, labels and connections tend to be complicated. Judaism is a religion, a culture and an ethnic group. “A lot of being Jewish today is identity driven,” says Raiffe, 30, who grew up on Miami Beach and now lives in Midtown. “Many of us are asking, ‘What does it mean to be a Jew today?’ ”
For Raiffe, the answer translates into “finding ways to connect to that rich tradition (of Judaism) on a meaningful level”— namely community service.
“The issue we have before us is this: What will draw young Jews to a collective Jewish life,” says Steven M. Cohen, a professor at Hebrew Union College who has done research work for Synagogue 3000, one of The Tribe’s donors. “We have to provide alternatives for young Jews to connect with Jewish life and each other.”
Other groups do just that — The Greater Miami Jewish Federation’s The Network, for example, and the Jewish Community Services Alliance. But The Tribe tries to “meet them where they are,” says director Denar, both on a religious level and a physical level. The Tribe hosts events that blend tradition with innovation, the secular with the spiritual. It does not charge membership dues, and the appeal is to Jewish life and identity, not necessarily to religious precepts.
SHABBAT WITH A VIEW
Its oldest event is Shabbat on the Beach, where participants can join in a non-traditional Sabbath experience with song, prayer, wine — and a great view. Another popular event was a series of programs at the Equinox gyms, and in January, participants can join The Tribe at the annual “Jews and Canoes” in Oleta State Park for a Tu B’Shvat celebration, the Jewish New Year of the Trees. The group’s last large-scale event was covered in the New York Times because the off-beat Rosh Hashana services encouraged the congregants to participate by texting.
Next week’s Vodka Latke event, co-sponsored by the young Jewish groups The Network, The Alliance, Birthright and MASA, is The Tribe’s largest event. Young rabbis from the three denominations of Judaism — Orthodox, Conservative and Reform — will invite guests to light a candle. Proceeds will benefit Miami Children’s Hospital.
This kind of event, says Cohen of Hebrew Union College, typically draws young Jewish professionals. “They want something very social, but they also want something with purpose. They want meaningful socializing, not just getting together with friends.”
Meaningful socializing was what first prompted Helena Cohen, now 30, to co-found the young professionals group at Temple Beth Sholom that would eventually evolve into The Tribe. She is now on The Tribe’s board of directors.
“I wanted to make my own community,” she said. “When I came back from college, everyone I grew up with was no longer here. Most of my friends were gone, but I still wanted to connect with young Jews.”
‘BEYOND THE WALLS’
Rabbi Gary Glickstein of Temple Sholom in Miami Beach, which still houses The Tribe’s office, recognized the opportunity early on. “We needed to reach beyond the walls of the synagogue to these affiliated and unaffiliated young Jews. Our job is to help them on this journey of finding a Jewish community that speaks to them.”
The Tribe is carving out the path slowly, earning economic support from various groups, including the Woldenberg Foundation, the Sandler Foundation and Synagogue 3000/Next Dor, organizations interested in re-engaging young Jews.
Neiger, who moved here from Belgium six years ago to establish an eco-friendly dry cleaners, said he had trouble making friends at first. The Tribe, however, introduced him to people — and to something much more.
“It’s a very pluralistic organization and that’s what I like about it because there are opportunities for everybody, including the less religious,” says Neiger, who now chairs the board. “Since I’ve been part of it, it has taken my sense of community to a whole other level.”


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Likewise, Android 2.1 and later can put a bookmark on its home screen and attach what it calls a launcher icon using the same header code as iOS uses. (A sustained tap on the bookmark opens up a menu that offers the chance to add a shortcut to the home screen.)
Handling performance issues through hybrid apps Having the entire app on the Web server means the performance depends heavily on the quality of the device's Internet connection. Thus, a Web app won't usually work well if all the parts are kept on the server.
One solution to the performance issue is to include a cache manifest, an HTML5 enhancement that specifies which parts to keep on hand. A well-designed architecture can keep all the useful parts within reach and still erase the dynamic data that's not in use.
The manifest can also be combined with local databases to store local information. This technique works with modern HTML5 browsers as well.
However, bundling the HTML with a native wrapper means that the wrapper must be developed in each device's native development enviroment (not a horrible burden) and the resulting app must be delivered through the traditional app store channels, with all of the pleasures and pains that they bring for developers. In the past, Apple fretted about hybrid apps like this and often blocked them, but recently it's been much more open to this development model.
For example, the PhoneGap open source framework bundles HTML into hybrid apps for five platforms: iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Symbian, and WebOS. The creators worked with Apple to scrutinize the code and as a result Apple will look only at the HTML and other features you add during its app approval process; it has essentially preapproved the PhoneGap code.


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Hartlepool Waterfront Festival 2018 is back for a second outing to start your Summer off with a beach-themed bang. As we begin our cultural journey out to sea, Hartlepool Waterfront Festival dusts off our deckchairs with this year’s theme “Oh, I Do Like To Be”.
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CGT in the UK doesn't work in the same way as it does in Australia where the assets of an immigrant are valued at the time that individual arrives in Australia so that only the gain which accrues since their arrival is taxed. The whole period of ownership is taken into account in the UK so if your friend was UK tax resident in the tax year he or she sold what was their main home in Australia, there may be CGT to pay in the UK.
Take a look at HS283 here, in particular Example 9. As a proportion of the whole gain, that part covered by the owners's occupation of the property will be exempt from CGT as will that part of the gain covered by the last three years of ownership. Letting relief will also be due for any period not covered by the owner's occupation of the property and the last three years of ownership. That will be the lesser of:
2 the sum of the gain covered by the owner's occupation of the property and the gain for the last three years of ownership and
3 the gain for that part of the letting period not covered by the periods in 2 above, (probably 1 year of the last 4 years of ownership)
If there is a UK liability to CGT, had any CGT paid in Australia on the same gain, it would have been deductible from the UK liability.
I hope this helps but let me know if you have any further questions.
As I said in my previous post, the whole period of ownership is taken into account for UK CGT purposes, ie 2001 to 2012. Assuming the property was occupied by your friend from the month in 2001 she bought it until the month in 2008 she moved out, that part of the gain will be exempt from CGT. That leaves 4 years or so. The last 3 years of ownership will also be an exempt period. The remaining year will probably be covered by letting relief.
As a non-UK domiciled individual, ie not British, the only way your friend could avoid UK CGT if there was a net taxable gain which I doubt would have been not to remit the gain from the sale of the Australian property to the UK. See section 9 of RDR1 here.
Letting relief cannot used against rental income.
If there is no taxable gain in the UK after all reliefs, there is no need to make a claim for the remittance basis of assessment to apply. It may be too late to make such a claim in any event.
I would need to know the UK currency equivalents of the purchase price as at May 2001 and the selling price as at August 2012.
You have to make a claim for the remittance basis to apply for a tax year when unremitted income is £2,000 or more in a tax year. You do that by completing tax returns. Once a non-UK domiciled individual has been in the UK for seven of the nine previous tax years, if they want to use the remittance basis, it will cost £30,000 per tax year to do so (the remittance basis charge). It will be less expensive in most cases to pay UK tax on worldwide income unless the non-UK income that isn't remitted to the UK is very high.
You have to use the rates effective at the time of purchase and sale. Are you saying that the exchange rate was the same in May 2001 as it was in August 2012?
If the gain was £265,000 (A$950,000 / 2 - A$420,000 /2), then the gain will be split between the period of occupation by the owner (including the last 36 months of ownership) and the letting period as follows:
Occupation and last 36 months gain (exempt): £241,618 (£265,000 / 136 months x 124 months)
Letting period gain: £23,382 (£265,000 / 136 months x 12 months)
Letting relief: £23,382 (lesser of £40,000, £241,618 and £23,382)
Taxable gain: £0
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Frome Town recorded a disappointing 1-1 draw at home to the division’s bottom club Lymington Town. On his return to the starting lineup, James Ollis made his mark early inside three minutes, but, after a comfortable first half, the Robins succumbed to Luke Gray’s equaliser and, most worryingly, suffered a number of concerning injuries to key players.
Danny Greaves’ hand was forced when picking his match day squad, the absence of the injured captain, Sam Teale a particular blow. With Luke Hopper and Mike Baker also missing through illness and the intensity of four games in eleven days, the starting line-up was always going to have a different feel. James Ollis, on his first league start of the season, kept up his goalscoring exploits from the weekend’s win at Bishop’s Cleeve when he nodded in from a corner to delight the 301 fans who had braved a cold evening.
Such a perfect start could only be dampened by the early departures of two of Frome’s most experienced operators, playmaker Jono Davies and midfielder George Rigg, injuries to a hamstring and an ankle respectively. Initially these absences did not reveal any discouragement and their replacements quickly got in on the attacking mission. Combining beautifully, midfielder Essilfie-Conduah bursting down the left wing and squaring to the oncoming Davis-Wilson, unmarked in the box. The striker could only direct the ball wide of the post.
This squandered chance appeared to be a decisive moment for Lymington, a side who had failed to pick up a point in the seven games they had played in the division so far. Though their record in the Southern League has been poor, the team from the Solent had taken the scalp of division leaders Sholing in the FA Trophy. Gradually the Linnets began to sow the seeds of doubts in the minds of the Frome defenders. Often this season and in particular under the lights at home, the Frome back-line have been prone to lapses of concentration, not least when Ryan Hughes, the visitors’ right-back was found in the box unmarked. Kyle Phillips dealt with his shot, diving to the far post, bailing the defence out once again, but it was an obvious sign that this Lymington side were not expecting to come and be rolled over.
Half-time came and went with little real opportunity for either side. Frome showed their mastery in possession, but, once more, quality in the final third and clinical finishing seemed to be at a premium. Seemingly from nowhere, Lymington’s Luke Gray found the equaliser with a try-your-luck shot from an angle which looped beyond the goalkeeper. Despite having twenty minutes to play, it was not long before Frome appeared to have run out of ideas. It was in these closing minutes that the likes of Davies and Hopper each with the ability to provide attacking thrust and to impose themselves on the opposition’s back-line, were sorely missed. By the final whistle, it was clear that neither side was deserving of the win, but Frome can only be disillusioned given the early chances on offer. Lymington, on the other hand, will return to the Solent off the mark with a positive result, one they had been craving since August
The win at Bishop’s Cleeve had seen the Robins rise the table and preserve their run of wins, but, though the remain in third spot, this result at home tarnishes what has been an encouraging few weeks for Danny Greaves’ squad. Many have already christened Frome’s next game away at early leader Sholing as a title decider, but the foremost priority for the team in the aftermath of such debilitating injuries will be gathering together enough bodies for the fixture.
Match report and live updates by Zeb Baker-Smith

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Report examines recent trends in cyberattacks and how organizations can more effectively address evolving threats
May 14, 2013
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ATLANTA, May 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Lancope, Inc., a leader in network visibility and security intelligence, has released a new report entitled "APTs and Incident Response: The Next Frontier of Cyber Security." The report examines recent trends in cyber-attacks and how organizations can more effectively address evolving threats by elevating the importance of incident response within their overall security strategies.
"Few organizations view their incident responders as the front line in their defensive posture," said Tom Cross, director of security research for Lancope.
"However, the intelligence gathered from investigating breaches is the vital ingredient that enables an organization to thwart subsequent attacks; so in a very real sense, the incident response team should become the heart of everything an organization does to protect its network."
The Lancope report examines the rise of the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) all the way from the coining of the term in the early 2000s and Operation Aurora in 2010, to the most recent attacks on the Wall Street Journal and New York Times.
Third-party reports from Mandiant, Cisco and others are also referenced.
"According to the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), nearly three-quarters of organizations expect to be the target of APTs in the near future," said Amrit Williams, CTO of Lancope. "Organizations need to realize that they are either compromised or will be soon and that traditional techniques need to be augmented with newer methods to provide visibility and control into all aspects of the internal environment."
The report also discusses how NetFlow collection and analysis can help fill in the gaps in conventional security strategies for improved incident response.
Using the recently uncovered "APT1" attacks as an example, Lancope demonstrates how technical indicators of an attack can be fed into a flow-based monitoring system to gather actionable security intelligence for preventing future attacks.
By combining flow-based behavioral analysis and in-depth security context, Lancope's StealthWatch® System provides a comprehensive view of network activity to keep organizations a step ahead of sophisticated attackers. Lancope's security capabilities are continuously enhanced with research from the StealthWatch Labs Intelligence Center (SLIC).
"When you are living with an advanced threat, you are playing a nonstop game of cat and mouse on your computer network," adds Cross. "The need to collect and analyze intelligence isn't a one-time requirement that occurs as the result of a single incident. It needs to be an ongoing part of any organization's defensive operation."
Learn how to properly equip and empower your incident response team to fend off APTs and reduce enterprise risk. Access the full Lancope report, "APTs and Incident Response: The Next Frontier of Cyber Security," here:
Lancope, Inc. is a leading provider of network visibility and security intelligence to defend enterprises against today's top threats. By collecting and analyzing NetFlow, IPFIX and other types of flow data, Lancope's StealthWatch® System helps organizations quickly detect a wide range of attacks from APTs and DDoS to zero-day malware and insider threats. Through pervasive insight across distributed networks, including mobile, identity and application awareness, Lancope accelerates incident response, improves forensic investigations and reduces enterprise risk. Lancope's security capabilities are continuously enhanced with threat intelligence from the StealthWatch Labs research team. For more information, visit www.lancope.com.
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#FishFoodieFridays ~ Sautéed Whole Trout with Sage and White Wine
This month for Fish Foodie Fridays, Cam from Culinary Adventures with Camilla asked us to step out of our comfort zones a little and cook seafood in it's whole form.
Kylie and I took Lindsey for a trip to the International Farmer's Market near our house and had a fantastic time browsing all the gorgeous fish options.
We brought home two big beautiful trout. I adore trout. I had actually eaten trout at a restaurant not long before we did this shopping trip and was woefully disappointed to be served very overcooked fish. I was determined to enjoy these lovely fish and cook them with care.
I was very happy with the way this dish turned out. The sage and wine went together very nicely and brought freshness and richness to the dish. The fish was cooked perfectly and though it's always a challenge to eat around bones when you eat a whole fish, the dining experience was fun and unique and I'm very glad I had the opportunity to get out of my comfort zone a little and try something new!
Sautéed Whole Trout with Sage and White Wine from Food and Wine
Ingredients3 - 4 lbs trout, cleaned
3 tablespoons olive oil
5 tablespoons cold butter
Fresh-ground black pepper
About 36 fresh sage leaves
1/3 cup dry white wine
- Rinse the fish and dry the surface and the cavity of each thoroughly with paper towels. In a large nonstick frying pan, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil with 1 tablespoon of the butter over moderately high heat. Sprinkle the trout with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Put the trout in the pan and cook until golden, about 5 minutes. Turn, gently, and cook until golden on the second side and just done, 5 to 10 minutes longer. Remove; wipe out the pan.
- In the same pan, heat the remaining 1 tablespoon oil over moderately high heat. Add the sage leaves and cook until crisp, about 1 minute. Pour the oil and sage over the fish.
- Add the wine to the pan. Boil until reduced to approximately 3 tablespoons, 1 to 2 minutes. Reduce the heat to the lowest setting and whisk in the remaining 4 tablespoons butter, 1/8 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Whisk in any accumulated juices and oil from the trout. Pour the sauce around the fish and serve.

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That vegan recipe for salad with mayonnaise, that we would like to introduce to you in this article can be prepared quickly in just a few minutes. The salad will also impress you with its delicious aroma. The mayonnaise is of course not the classic variant, as you can probably already imagine. You prepare these yourself using healthy ingredients.
Vegan recipe for salad with mayonnaise – the ingredients
For the salad you will need:
– Corn (preferably corn on the cob, cooked in advance)
For the mayonnaise dressing you will need:
– half a lemon
Vegan recipe for salad with mayonnaise – the preparation
For this vegan recipe for salad with mayonnaise, first cut the tomatoes and the dill into small pieces. After that, remove the corn kernels from the cob. The best thing to do is to use a knife. Mix the vegetables well in the bowl.
Mix the lettuce together
Vegan recipe for salad with mayonnaise – For the vegan mayonnaise, first take the zucchini and cut into small pieces. The avocado and garlic are peeled while the avocado is shredded again.
Chop the zucchini and avocado for the mayonnaise
Then peel half a lemon, after which you put everything in a blender and process into a puree. If the mayonnaise becomes too thick when you puree it, you can dilute it with a little water. The dressing should turn out nice and smooth. And with that, the healthy mayonnaise is already done.
Vegan recipe for salad with mayonnaise – put the ingredients in a blender
Puree mayonnaise products
If necessary, dilute the mayonnaise
You then add this mayonnaise to the finished salad. You will be amazed how delicious this salad tastes thanks to the fresh ingredients.
Mix the salad with mayonnaise
In addition, with the many vitamins you are doing something really good for your body. We hope you like the vegan recipe for salad with mayonnaise as much as we do! Bon Appetit!
Vegan recipe for salad with mayonnaise – the finished salad
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Longevity briefs provides a short summary of novel research in biology, medicine, or biotechnology that caught the attention of our researchers in Oxford, due to its potential to improve our health, wellbeing, and longevity.
Why is this research important: Our immune systems are able to distinguish cancer cells from normal cells, and will attempt to destroy cancers when they are detected. Unfortunately, tumours often develop the ability to evade and even manipulate the immune system in order to help them grow faster. Understanding exactly how cancer cells and immune cells interact, and how we can manipulate the immune system to prevent its subversion by cancer cells, will help us to improve cancer treatments in the future.
What did the researchers do: Tumours promote inflammation in surrounding tissue, which can help cancer cells to proliferate. In this study, researchers wanted to investigate whether this inflammation differed from inflammation occurring in other tissues. They developed a new way to study the immune cells of inflamed tissues, which involved applying complex computer analyses. The study examined the types of immune cells found around patients’ head and neck tumours, and compared this to what they found in tissue samples from patients with gum disease.
Key takeaway(s) from this research: The types of immune cells found in the inflamed tumour environments were very similar to those found in inflamed gum tissue. However, when they looked at a subtype of T cells called regulatory T cells (Tregs), they found a previously undescribed difference between the Tregs in the two types of tissue.
While most T cells boost the activity of the immune system or participate directly in killing diseased cells, Tregs do the opposite, suppressing the activity of other T cells. The researchers found that Tregs in the tumour tissue had two proteins on their surface called IL-1R1 and ICOS. No Tregs in the blood possessed both proteins at once, but about three quarters of the Tregs in the tumours did. These Tregs were particularly good at suppressing the activity of other T cells, thereby protecting the cancer against attack by the immune system.
It seems as though tumours are able to either trick Tregs in their vicinity into becoming more protective, or are able to attract such Tregs to the tumour site. Either way, we could potentially target these Tregs in order to improve cancer therapies, particularly those that work by enhancing the immune system (immunotherapy). Interestingly, an analysis of the genes expressed by T cells from 21 different cancer types revealed that the aforementioned IL-1R1 protein was expressed in all 19 solid-tumours, but not in the two blood cancers. This could explain why some cutting edge immunotherapies work much better against blood cancers than other cancers.
Extricating human tumour immune alterations from tissue inflammation: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-022-04718-w

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The following is an open letter to Congresswoman-elect Nicole Malliotakis:
We are a group of your future congressional constituents. Like many in your district and around the country, our lives have been put on hold by the COVID-19 pandemic. Also like many in your district and the country, we’ve followed your involvement in the events surrounding Mac’s Public House on Staten Island and its owner, Daniel Presti. The purpose of this letter is to demand that you completely and immediately condemn Daniel Presti’s recent actions — which include a vehicular assault on a police officer — and shift your attention to passing urgently-needed COVID relief legislation, including ongoing stimulus payments for suffering families.
When Daniel Presti’s bar was shut down for violating COVID regulations, large numbers of people came out to support him — many without masks. You were among those who supported these super-spreader rallies. However, you have been silent ever since Mr. Presti’s actions took a violent turn. On Sunday, Dec. 6, officers from the NYC Sheriff’s Office confronted Presti over his continued failure to follow basic safety regulations. In response, he attempted to flee and, in the process, hit an officer with his car.
You chose to align yourself with this man and his supporters last week. We are demanding now that you act like a leader and condemn these dangerous, violent actions.
When people protesting for Black lives peacefully took to the streets of Bay Ridge and Staten Island this summer, you wrongfully framed them as supporters of violent criminals and attended a “back the blue” march in Dyker Heights. Now that a person opposing COVID safety measures actually harmed a law enforcement officer, you have chosen to remain silent. Continued silence will indicate that you only care about blue lives when it’s an excuse to ignore Black lives.
Beyond that, your continued support of Mac’s severely endangers the lives of your constituents. Mac’s defied safety guidelines despite a positivity rate of nearly 10% on Staten Island, and protesters supporting the bar have largely refused to wear masks. Both will surely spread COVID-19 even further.
If you are sincere in your support for local businesses, you should not support dangerous super-spreader events, but rather focus on passing a new stimulus bill. This would put money in the pockets of struggling businesses and hold them over until life can return to normal. Political posturing and racing to criticize state and local leaders will not give your constituents the help they need. Supporting business owners and residents who endanger themselves and others will not help life return to normal. We can’t hope this problem will go away on its own; we need a real leader who will get aid to our neighbors who are struggling.
Many of us are suffering as much as the people attending these protests. We have also closed businesses, lost jobs and missed life events. We also want our lives back. But if we are going to get through this pandemic, flouting basic safety measures accomplishes nothing. We need help, not grand-standing.
You were elected to lead this district. We ask now that you take that job seriously, and condemn Mr. Presti’s actions.
(Daniel Loud is a Brooklyn resident. The letter is also signed by more than 400 Brooklyn and Staten Island residents.)


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More than 200 migrants drown off Libyan coast
November 07, 2016 at 7:00 am
The United Nations’ migration agency stated that more than 240 migrants believed to be from West Africa drowned off of the Libyan coast last week. By the time rescuers arrived, most migrants had drowned, and only about 27 people survived. According to Democracy Now!, at least 4,220 refugees have died in 2016, exceeding the total number of deaths in 2015.
African migrants are often left out of the immigration crisis narrative. Recent reports show there has been a surge of African migrants seeking asylum in various South American and Central American countries in hopes of making it to America.


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Eric Bana (Munich, Troy, Chopper) talks with Chris about how he started his career in comedy, how he broke into the drama and action movie world and how actors can get stereotyped into one role. They also talks about what makes for a good comedy room, his love of working on old cars and his new movie The Forgiven!
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Lauren Mayberry and Martin Doherty of Chvrches and Matt Berninger of The National chat with Chris and Jonah about being on tour, different music they personally enjoy and how bands evolve over the years. They also talk about Chvrches new album, collaborating on a song with Matt and what both their bands have coming up!
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Peter Serafinowicz (Shaun of the Dead, Look Around You) talks to Chris about doing the voice of Darth Maul, they do their best Batman impressions and they talk about what movies and shows have made them laugh the hardest. They also talk about early British comedies, Peter's extensive career in comedy and his show The Tick on Amazon!
Robert Kirkman #4ID10T with Chris Hardwick add
Robert Kirkman returns to the podcast for a fourth time! He chats with Chris and Jonah about their favorite fast food, they ask Jonah about Hawaii and they talk about how they handle their busy schedules. Robert also talks about his new book series Oblivion Song, talks more on his fear of birds, they talk about The Walking Dead being almost ten years old and Chris and Jonah do readings from Robert’s new book!
David OyelowoID10T with Chris Hardwick add
David Oyelowo (Selma, Nightingale) talks to Chris about what they thought of Black Panther, how he felt getting the role of Martin Luther King, Jr. in Selma and what he sees as the differences of Britain and America. David also talks about the recent passing of his mother, how he defines his faith and his new movie Gringo!
Duncan Jones ReturnsID10T with Chris Hardwick add
Duncan Jones returns to the podcast! He talks to Chris and Jonah about how long it can take to make a movie, being a new father and Duncan talks about his love of making futuristic movies. He also talks about his experience making Warcraft, they talk about TV shows they are all watching and his new movie Mute on Netflix!
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Eli Roth (director, actor, writer, Hostel, Cabin Fever) is back on the podcast! He talks to Chris and Jonah about his new movie Death Wish, watching old scary movies and what horror movies Chris dislikes the most. They also talk about how important it is to spend your time doing what you really want to do, they recommend some movies for the listeners to watch and come up with ideas for terrible movies!
Jesse PlemonsID10T with Chris Hardwick add
Jesse Plemons (Friday Night Lights, Breaking Bad, Fargo) chats with Chris about growing up in a small town, how he decided to be an actor and auditioning for commercials back in the day. He also talks about realizing what his character in Breaking Bad was like, his time on Friday Night Lights and his upcoming movie Game Night!
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Natalie Portman (Black Swan, V for Vendetta) talks to Chris about her numerous roles over the years, playing characters with mental health problems and she talks about how being a mom has changed her perspective on life. She also talks about being vegan, what she thinks makes a great movie and her new film Annihilation!
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John August (writer, screenwriter) talks to Chris about his movie Go, how they met back in the day and how he develops characters. He also talks about the process of writing a movie and getting it made, he gives advice to aspiring writers and talks about is new novel “Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire” and his new podcast Launch on Wondery!
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Danai Gurira (The Walking Dead, Black Panther) chats with Chris about getting the role of Michonne on The Walking Dead, being a playwright and how she got into writing. She also talks about how she has shaped the character of Michonne, taking a clown class and getting the role of Okoye in Black Panther!
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Tim Robbins (The Shawshank Redemption, The Player) chats with Chris and Jonah about his first roles as an actor, how he started The Actors’ Gang and how he works as both an actor and a director. Tim also talks about balancing acting and his personal life, his new show Here and Now on HBO and the upcoming play The New Colossus at The Actors’ Gang!
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Cress Williams (Black Lightning, Grey's Anatomy, Friday Night Lights) talks to Chris and Jonah about growing up in Orange County, deciding to get in better physical shape and how he got the role of Black Lightning. They also talk about the world of the CW superheroes, getting over addiction and they talk about the character of Black Lightning and what to expect from the tv show!
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Riki Lindhome (Garfunkel and Oates, Another Period) talks with Chris about when she and Kate were on the podcast, how Garfunkel and Oates found fame with YouTube and how she and Kate have changed since the beginning of their duo. She also talks about coming up with the ideas for their songs, having insomnia and the new season of Another Period, premiering Tuesday January 23rd on Comedy Central!
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Paul Thomas Anderson (director, There Will Be Blood, Boogie Nights) chats with Chris and Jonah about working with Daniel Day Lewis, getting involved with the Largo theater and how starting a family changed him. He also talks about his writing process, his experience directing different actors and his newest movie Phantom Thread!
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Michael Rosenbaum (Smallville, Guardians of the Galaxy II) chats with Chris about how he got into acting, where he and Chris met and recently starting a podcast. They also talk about being comfortable with who you are, Michael tells a story about auditioning and shaving his head for the role of Lex Luther!
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It’s the end of the year hostful! Chris, Matt and Jonah talk about Matt's insanely busy schedule, Jonah talks about the MST3K tour he did this past year and Jonah talks about his dad’s passing. They also talk about how the rest of their years were and what they think and hope is in store for next year!
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Bill Skarsgård (IT, Atomic Blond) talks about Sweden in the winter, being part of a family of actors and getting the role of Pennywise in IT. They also talk about how Swedish culture differs from America, how he feels about getting older and his new show Castle Rock!
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Joe Kenda (Homicide Hunter) returns to the Nerdist podcast! He and Chris talk about how would break the news to someone that a family member had passed away, statistics of murders and Joe talks about his interrogation techniques. He also talks about being married for 50 years, his show Homicide Hunter and his new book I Will Find You: Solving Killer Cases from My Life Fighting Crime!

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BOOK REVIEW: The Rancher’s Surprise Daughter by Jill Lynn
(This post does contain affiliate links; if you buy anything through these links, I may receive a small percentage of the sale at no extra cost to you. Read the disclosure page for details.)
ABOUT the BOOK
Author: Jill Lynn
Publisher: Love Inspired
Publication Date: 2018
Series: Colorado Grooms, Book 1
Genre: Fiction; Contemporary Romance
Source: Author provided – thank you, Jill!
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THE STORY | As he works to keep his guest ranch running, the last thing business owner Lucas Wilder expects is the unexpected reappearance of his ex-girlfriend. Four years ago, the young lovers parted on acrimonious terms, neither one wishing to yield and admit mistakes. Now, seeing Cate again is like a sucker punch. But what makes it worse is the news Cate brings with her.
Cate never thought she’d see Lucas again. Nearly five years ago he broke her heart. Heartbreak that traces back to her childhood – and today, she still feels the scars of this. She knows in order to be honest in her faith, and find peace, she has to tell Luc her secret: he’s a father. He deserves to
For now, no matter her fear, she knows this. Together they navigate the new task of co-parenting. But more important, Cate and Luc attempt to repair broken hearts all for the sake of the vibrant young girl whom they both love.
REVIEW | Last summer I read one of this author’s romance novels (Falling for Texas) and found it as sweet as its title would suggest. Similar to ‘Texas,’ The Rancher’s Surprise Daughter is a cute little story that fans of wholesome romantic-comedies will enjoy.
Cate and Lucas are character’s walking a journey we care about. We cheer for them, and hope for the best. As the reader, we can feel a bit like a “third party” who sees what our characters cannot, so in this sense, we do dread the other shoe drop, which we “see” coming a mile away. Because of this, there’s a kind of dread we have on behalf of these two. This is because they are people whom we want to see happy. That said, and contradictory to this statement, this doesn’t ruin the charm that is the majority of this novel.
With a short page count (no complaints from this girl!), this novel is the perfect “pocket” read to take with you on a road trip or for that lazy weekend read. There are miles of smiles in The Rancher’s Surprise Daughter. Readers will easily come to love the chatter-box Ruby; and if you’re a romantic at heart, you’ll fall under the sway of the “reunion romance” between two stubborn hearts.
Sincere thanks to the author for providing a copy of this book; all opinions are my own.


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While we were still shaken about that minor earthquake, another report broke out. Filipino market in Hyehwa-dong is facing CLOSURE! From the Korea Times report:
“Jongno District Office in Seoul has told the Filipino community to stop holding a market in Hyehwa-dong, citing complaints from passers-by and residents.”
This is indeed sad and disappointing. The weekly market has been there since 1997. It has become a representation of the Filipino culture in Korea, a mark of the Filipino community in Korea. Lots of Filipinos, some from other parts of the country travel to Hyehwa to have a taste of home, purchase their Filipino food supply, meet their friends and families and also attend the mass in Hyehwa Catholic Church.
According to Father Alvin:
"The reasons they gave up us was one, they received complaints from neighbors and pedestrians in the area; two, there were concerns about cleanliness and order; three, they want to redevelop the sidewalk and include a waterfall wall in the area; and four, they want to transfer the market to a new multicultural market," the priest told The Korea Times over the phone. "It's a Philippine way of life. We go to church, then go to the market to buy provisions and meet friends. It's an expression of Philippine culture. The national government has a policy about supporting multiculturalism in Korea, but there seems to be a contradiction with the district office's plans. The church and the market should go together and not be separated," he said.
Huwat?! Complaints from neighbors and pedestrians- it’s been there for more than a decade. Did they only get the complaints just now? Cleanliness and order- yeah right. Relocation to a new multicultural street, the market is there because it is beside the church. These can be just lousy excuses. There may be more to it than what it seems. Or it could just be because of the redevelopment project. They are just throwing in some other
Check out the whole report on Korea Times.
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Issues are frequently published as a special focus volume, for example vol. 27 (2011) on Public Interest Litigation in South Africa, ed. by J. Klaaren, J. Dugard and J. Handmaker.
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You know what was awful? Sex and the City 2. Come on, it was a truth universally acknowledged. So you know what sounds even awfuler? Sex and the City 3. But apparently that hasn't stopped the rumor mill from spinning with, um, rumors about coming out with a third movie featuring one of HBO's most famous quartets.
Apparently, to everyone's abject horror, a SATC producer and writer, Michael Patrick King, thinks there is "one story left."
No, Michael, there really, truly isn't. Just let it go!
Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda may come back to grace movie theater screens even though the second movie was a complete and utter flop. Besides, the first episode premiered all the way back in 1998! No matter how once beloved, it's officially time to let this series die.


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2013-09-06 03:53 PM
Let's say I want to put tenant information in the playground database. One of the pieces of information is the vserver that the tenant is associated with. I realize that I can use the information inside the playground database in filters, but can I map a custom dictionary item to it? I know that I can map custom dictionary items to a data source, but I don't see how to map custom dictionary items to playground database objects.
I'm thinking that if I can get a custom dictionary item, I can create a command that pulls tenant information from the playground database and use it as a reference object that is passed to the next command similar to 'volume' in the create volume command.
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Rick, as we discussed offline. Summarizing it here.
You can create a custom dictionary entry.
You can create a command, where you can reference the custom dictionary entry.
In the workflow, where this command is used, to create the object.
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As mentioned in my previous post, a collection of short stories by me, Phillipa Ashley and Nell Dixon will be coming out later this spring. The stories (published by E-scape Press and entitled Brief Encounters) are a fantastic mix of contemporary and historical shorts which we hope our readers will love!
At the Brief Encounters blog we are running a poll on potential covers and we'd like our readers to comment and vote for their favourite image. The poll will be open until midnight on Saturday (GMT) and as an extra bonus, Nell will choose a random commentor to receive a PDF copy of her latest release, Making Waves.
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By LL Editorial StaffThe couple that stays together doesn’t necessarily need to play together, at least when it comes to the game of golf. You are passionate about the sport, while your partner has little interest to no interest in the game. So how do you convince your non-golfing significant other to embark on a fore-star holiday? Here are a few suggestions that might satisfy both your travel needs.
Choose a Resort with a Golf Course
This one is a no brainer when you consider all the wonderful resorts that also boast their own championship golf course. The non-golfing partner also benefits because they can take advantage of some of the resort’s many other amenities, such as the spa, tennis courts, and swimming pool. The Mauna Kea Beach Hotel along the Kohala Coast on Hawaii’s Big Island sits isolated among a patch of leafy palms. The golf course is one of the state’s most breathtaking with sand traps and fairways overlooking the ocean. So while you’re playing to your heart’s content, your partner can enjoy a game of tennis, ocean sports, yoga and fitness classes, tropical spa treatments, art and garden tours, and Hawaiian enrichment classes without ever stepping foot off the property.
Make Your Trip Destination Driven
Instead of selecting a place simply because of its stellar golfing opportunities, choose a location that both of you can enjoy once the game is over. San Diego has no shortage of golf courses or attractions making it the idyllic place for couples with varying interests. On the days you are not golfing, hit the town together visiting some of the usual suspects, SeaWorld and the San Diego Zoo, as well as some off-the-beaten-path places, such as the Gaslamp Quarter in downtown San Diego, the quaint mining town of Julian, or the villages of La Jolla and Del Mar. Check in to Estancia La Jolla Hotel & Spa, which is close to Torrey Pines, an esteemed public course that could easily rival any private club.
Enlist the Services of a Travel Company Specializing in Golf Vacations
You might be asking yourself how this could possibly benefit your non-golfing companion. The answer is simple: Many tour companies that cater to golfers can arrange itineraries for those who wish to be on the course, as well as those who have no desire to pick up a club. PerryGolf, which orchestrates excursions to Asia, the United Kingdom, Africa, Europe and Australia, is one such company. While their specialty is pairing golfers with the world’s best courses, they can also help arrange sightseeing and enrichment opportunities for companions.


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This report explains the operation of the DABS uplink encoder and provides information useful in diagnosing its performance. Several techniques which may be useful in analyzing encoder operation are presented. One technique involves only the use of address-parity tables and modulo-2 addition. The address-parity tables included are based upon the encoding polynomial prescribed in Provisional Signal Formats for the Discrete Address Beacon System, Lincoln Laboratory Project Report ATC-30 Rev. 1, dated 25 April 1974. The error detection and correction properties of polynomial encoding schemes are not the subject of this report.
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The Berlin-based collective of like-minded free-spirits, and part-time crusaders for self-expression, Keinemusik, are not ones to try and fit into a mold. With diverse musical influences and a complacent presence in the electronic music community, quite influential especially in their home-base, Berlin.
Belgium producer, founder of label DEPTH, and label manager of Offering Recordings, Sifa is making waves in the underground music scene. Out on Offering Recordings, a label known for its Afro-house orientation, his latest remix has many diverse influences.
Working 24h each day and currently making his Australia debut, Sifa has come a long way to establish himself in the scene. Being the A&R of Belgian label Offering Recordings and running his own label DEPTH, the DJ and producer is about to release his remix to Mr. ID‘s track ‘Salat Ala Nabina‘ that currently made it into Dixon‘s set.


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I was average. Ordinary. I had a few friends,followed the rules and tried to stay out of the way of males,like every other female. He was a Lycan. His possessiveness and strength surpassed any other normal werewolf,Alphas included. He was terrifying and cruel. But he was my mate. Niamh lived in a town where the males were dominant,no questions asked. You were raised to fear your mate and serve him.Dominic Hunt was a Lycan. Niamh had heard very little about Lycans but knew she should be afraid of them.
Author(s) - 月半要分家Status - 82 chapters + 6 extrasType - Web novelThis is not my storyCredit goes to original author and translator(s)အမြဲလိုလို သူ့ကိုသေသွားဖို့ဆန္ဒရှိနေတဲ့ သူ့မိန်းမက ကားမတော်တဆမှုဖြစ်ပြီး ပြန်သတိရလာတဲ့အချိန်မှာ အတိတ်မေ့သွားတာကိုသိလိုက်တယ်။ သူမအရမ်းပြောင်းလဲသွားတယ်....လုံးဝတခြားတယောက်လိုပြောင်းလဲသွားတယ်။သူအလုပ်သွားတဲ့အခါ: " အချစ်, မလှုပ်နဲ့၊ ကျွန်မ ရှင့်အတွက်ဖိနပ်ဝတ်ပေးမယ်"သူထမင်းစားတဲ့အခါ: " အချစ်, ကျွန်မရှင့်အကြိုက်တွေအကုန်ချက်ပေးထားတယ်၊ ရှင်ကအလုပ်အရမ်းကြိုးစားတာပဲ၊ အဲ့ဒါကြောင့်စားပါ"သူအလုပ်ပြီးတဲ့အခါ: " အချစ်, ရှင်တနေ့လုံးအလုပ်တွေလုပ်နေတာ ရှင့်ပုခုံးနဲ့ခြေထောက်တွေကို ကျွန်မနှိပ်ပေးပါရစေ"Ji Yan : "....."_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tang Tang သည် သူမကိုအမြဲလိုလို အနိုင်ကျင့်တတ်တဲ့ ညီမဝမ်းကွဲကတွန်းချလို့ ရေကန်ထဲပြုတ်ကျသွားပါတယ်။ သူမရဲ့သေသွားတဲ့မိခင်နဲ့တွေရပြီလို့ထင်ခဲ့ပေမယ့်လဲ၊ ဘယ
Devin Easton Black Be careful when using this name, that's for sure. Darkness is the only aura he emits. In all his life, he has never made you happy. Only nightmares will result from his presence for his victims.Kyara Rose Heartsonis a cheery young woman who loves to make anyone's day better without even trying. Her love of ballet brought her a large community of admirers.What happens when The dangerous man laid his eyes on bubbly Kyara?Highest rank #2 in LycanEdited by MHIAM Team - @Orange_Neon - @httpmoose1976Cover made by :@Navya
"I can listen to your thoughts!" I whisper panicking again.He begins to smile while I back away.Oh moon goddess I'm sure he will kill me now. No I don't wanna die!Wait...what if he can listen to my thoughts too? Oh no, no, no, no, no why did this happen!Xavier comes closer and I back away more. What is he doing? Why is he frowning?Please help me!"Hey little one it's ok." Xavier whispers. What's ok?? That I can listen to his thoughts? Hell no!"Baby it's the mate bond it's normal." I felt tears starting to roll down my cheeks. Why is everything so complicated? Why is it like this??#802 Rang in Werewolf~21th April 2018#100 Rang in Werewolf~2nd May 2018#70 Rang in Werewolf~8th May 2018Began: 19th April 2018Ended: 2nd August 2018Thanks for so many reads and support never thought this could happen❤
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Title - 心有凌熙Author - Mo Li ( 莫里 )Genres - Comedy, Romance, Yaoi Chapters - 46 chapters + 4 extrasP.S. This is a purely fan-made translation. I hope y'all keep in mind that this cannot be considered as accurately translated.
If you didn't know before know now that thick thighs drive the boys wild.Kayla didn't quite understand that. A bullied plus size girl who's afraid of opening up finds herself going through a world wind of emotions. She finds herself stuck in the middle of three different guys. She has no idea what to do. And she can blame those damned thick thighs of hers.
[boyxboy]Simon Matthews was off limits. Off limits to everyone and everything. Everyone knew that. The football team knew that, the teachers knew that, hell even Simon knew that. But the one thing he didn't know was why. He didn't know why everyone avoided him like he had some sort of disease. Simon Matthews was off limits because Asher Ericsson liked him, and Asher Ericsson had a habit of being possessive.Cover design: @erroristcxxs

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