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Owl's Nest Developer Tom Mullen was taken aback one Sunday afternoon when a friend and long-time resident of the Campton, NH, community stormed into his office and announced, "I hate this place on Sundays." After the developer blurted out a "Why?" his friend frowned and moaned, "Because I have to pack to go home."
Not all reactions to the 10-year old Owl's Nest Resort and Club are quite that extreme, but the loyalty factor is especially strong among the community's residents and its nearly 200 club members. To know Owl's Nest is to love its casual informality, its proximity to the Waterville Valley and Loon ski resorts and, most of all, its exquisitely conditioned and challenging golf course, rated in New Hampshire's top 5 by the respected Golfweek magazine. Surely the raters were impressed by the large and fast greens, 600-foot changes in elevation, and multiple tee boxes that make playing Owl's Nest equally appealing to high and low handicap golfers. They must also have felt a little tug at the mountain views from Owl's Nest's magnificently elevated tees, especially if they had the good fortune to visit during October's color explosion.
Although the Mark Mungeam golf course is central to Owl's Nest, the well-established community has a long list of other assets that have drawn vacationers, second-home owners and year-round residents to its friendly confines. Within two hours of Boston and easy driving distance from most other population centers in New England, Owl's Nest is the perfect weekend retreat for golfers and skiers alike. That is how it starts for most owners at Owl's Nest -– first a rental for a weekend or two, then a couple of weeks in summer or winter and, finally, the conclusion that, "If we are going to come here time and time again, why not own a place of our own?"
Why not, indeed? Real estate prices are among the most attractive of all golf communities in New England, with home sites starting in the low $100s, and homes from the $200s. At the new Fox Run Village, 4 bedroom/3 ½ bath single-family homes of almost 1,900 square feet start in the $400s and include a state-of-the-art $36,000 package of modern energy-saving equipment, including solar panels and energy-rated appliances. Some who choose not to use their homes Owl's Nest year-round enjoy steady rental income that can reach five figures annually.
Conveniently located just two minutes from I-93 in central New Hampshire, Owl's Nest is a reasonable drive from just about anywhere in New England. The advice here is to take that drive for at least one round of golf and a meal by award-winning chef John Richard, or maybe a relaxing weekend of golf and the best sunset in New Hampshire from the clubhouse deck. Chances are you will be back.
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After the Arraignment Hearing, assuming you have entered a plea to the Court, your DUI / Criminal Defense lawyer likely scheduled some kind of "Pre-Trial" hearing. In felony cases, the "Pre-Trial" stage comes after the "Arraignment on Information". The name may change depending on the county you're in, as well as whether you are being charged with a misdemeanor or felony. Every hearing in your case, will remain in this "Pre-Trial" stage until you actually set a date to begin jury trial. During this "pre-trial" stage of the case, an attorney should be requesting copies of any evidence the District Attorney may have against you, if available. This is done to evaluate the sufficiency of that evidence – if the District Attorney does not have sufficient evidence proving a violation of California Criminal or DUI laws, why would you submit yourself to the harsh consequences of any conviction? During this stage of proceedings, your DUI / Criminal defense lawyer should also be discussing your case with the District Attorney and trying to come to some kind of resolution with the District Attorney based on the facts, and evidence. In addition, setting the case for some type of "Motion" hearing (more on this below), may also be a viable options during this stage. Once the investigation is complete, your DUI / Criminal Defense Lawyer will then be able to discuss your case with you – the good, the bad, and potential outcome if your case is taken to trial.
During the pre-trial stage of proceedings, your lawyer may deem it necessary to file some type of contested "motion". The most common is a Motion to Suppress Evidence because of some kind of Fourth Amendment violation (illegal search/seizure, unlawful arrest, etc.). This is a contested hearing and can be thought of as a "mini-trial" on one specific issue (i.e., lawful arrest, lawful stop, lawful search or seizure, etc) – not on whether you are guilty. When an illegal search/seizure is the issue being argued, the judge will hear arguments, and the parties will present evidence regarding the search/seizure. This may include evidence of an unlawful arrest, a lack of Miranda advisement, insufficient probable cause, etc. In any type of Motion hearing, the Judge is not deciding whether you are guilty of the alleged crimes. The judge is only deciding whether there was a lawful arrest, lawful search/seizure, valid arrest warrant, etc. If the Judge agrees with the argument your lawyer presents, sometimes that may have the effect of preventing the District Attorney from using any of the evidence the officer obtained, or any statements you made to the Officer prior to being arrested.

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Stalin & his generals, still convinced Germans will strike again at Moscow this summer, are keeping many Red Army divisions in reserve in the north as south falters before new Axis assault.
German forces have reached the outskirts of the city of Voronezh, daring panzer assault capturing the still intact bridge over the river Devitsa, which Red Army failed to destroy.
American FBI has announced the capture of eight Nazi spies, smuggled into USA by German submarine to conduct campaign of sabotage & terror bombings. They do not announce infiltrators were caught after being betrayed by leader George Dasch. https://t.co/pTD96Ly1hJ
British troops at El Alamein mock the officers in Cairo:
"We never left the Nile
Or past the Sphinx's smile
We fought our war in the hotel bar
& they gave us the Africa Star."
As war rages in the desert near El Alamein, front-line Allied troops suffering in Egyptian sands are angry at their staff officers: "bludgers & skivers fighting Cairo's bars & brothels". https://t.co/vywufC1iXE
Axis forces in the USSR have reached the river Don, near target city of Voronezh, south of Moscow: German summer offensive is smashing past Red Army who are intent on defending Moscow. Hungarian soldier stands on the Don bank: https://t.co/tWxw99Z36h
Japanese occupied Alaskan islands of Kiska & Attu without resistance- now Growler has torpedoed 2 ships, killing 200. https://t.co/XMEVUlNiF2
US Navy is belatedly striking back at Japanese invaders of Alaska: submarine USS Growler torpedoes 3 Japanese destroyers off Aleutian Islands.
Amongst Dutch Jews summoned for Nazi deportation is Margot Frank, 16; her family, like many in Amsterdam, plan to go into hiding to escape the German occupiers. https://t.co/tBalEOYupT
First thousand Dutch Jews being deported by Nazis are given a short list of objects to take with them, maintaining lie of German "labour camps". Many will be killed as soon as they arrive, rest imprisoned in brutal concentration camps. https://t.co/nXE7fBdF7R
Dutch government & police are cooperating to enforce the Nazi's deportation orders; most Dutch Jews comply with German round-ups, expecting to return home after the war. https://t.co/lHYTyoEx8r
Nazi occupiers of Netherlands are ordering 1000s of Dutch Jews to report for deportation to "work camps" in Germany. https://t.co/piwXVgWd0W
On Independence Day, President makes a grim address to USA. Roosevelt says: "Not for 166 years... has this anniversary come in times so dangerous to everything for which it stands." https://t.co/AI1aPEdECa
German General Von Manstein claims that Russian soldiers will suicidally kill themselves with grenades rather than surrender: "Asiatics have contempt for all life, even their own."
Most Soviet soldiers fight to the bitter death. Only the top Red Army commanders have been able to escape Sevastopol by submarine. NKVD are massacring German prisoners to prevent them from rejoining Axis ranks.
Sevastopol has fallen. After two months of brutal, relentless Axis assault, Soviet defenders of shattered port surrender. https://t.co/T4i4PnXimc
Huge Chrysler-built "Victory sirens" have been installed along East Coast to warn American cities of any approaching bombers; loudest siren ever, audible 25 miles away. https://t.co/FAnuVVdjge
400 air raid sirens are wailing across New York: city is marking Fourth of July with mass drills for bombing preparedness. https://t.co/jo5GBv28n9
Today is 4th July, American Independence day & a holiday in USA- but many workers refuse to stop production, & businesses remain open to aid the war effort. https://t.co/zBnaMeO4pn
Allies at El Alamein have counter-attacked, catching exhausted & overstretched Axis forces off guard; 2000 Italians taken prisoner. https://t.co/g4o7Ia7HkZ
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Let's just come out and say it: Nobody likes a cultist. You know what's worse than a cultist? A cultist who's trying to kill you. You know what's worse than a murdering cultist? An entire group full of believers spouting the most blasphemous form of Christianity trying to kill you — and you, with just a camcorder and a limited supply of batteries to fight back.
Welcome to "Outlast 2," where almost nothing makes sense expect one simple rule: You run and you hide, or you die in this expansive nightmare realm in the deserts of Arizona where apocalyptic Christian themes run rampant and the fear of being caught is second only to the fear of the unknown. So much of this sequel races forward at a breakneck pace, dragging you along as you try — and generally fail to understand what's happening. It's hard to read lore when you're running for your life.
"Outlast 2," much like its depraved 2013 predecessor, is pretty straight-forward mechanically. The first-person horror game prizes stealth above all else — until it doesn't, after which you have to run and run and run, hoping to stumble into some semblance of safety among the forests and mines and creepy cabins. And much like the first game, the sequel is an exercise in trial and error: You will fail, many times, because I'm pretty sure it's not really possible to get through most of these areas the first time through unscathed. You simply have to try to figure out how to get through without dying, ironically by dying multiple times.
You control Blake, a journalist investigating the murder of a pregnant woman, when your own wife, Lynn, is kidnapped by the aforementioned cult after your helicopter crashes. And trust me, that's easily the least stressful part of this game. Why they kidnapped her is slowly revealed as you progress through the game, but as I said earlier, it's hard to care much about the craziness when one wrong move with send you back to the beginning of the sequence.
The danger is relentless, and it takes priority over just about everything else. You have no way of defending yourself against the insane locals ranting about the grace of God as they try to murder you with unnerving glee. There's nothing quite like bleeding out as someone shouts Bible verses at you.
What you do have is one camcorder with night vision and a powerful microphone that can detect sound. Oh, and using either of those functions drains the batteries, of which there a limited quantity. (You also can find bandages to heal yourself if you take damage without dying, but those, too, are in short supply.) If you're smart about your usage, you should be fine, but it behooves you want to be wasteful, lest you find yourself in a dark corner with death lurking just around the corner.
Speaking of death corners, "Outlast 2" is a veritable maze compared to the first game. The hospital's linear hallways would guide you to where you needed to go in "Outlast." This time around, the fields are wide and the end location unclear. In fact, not knowing where to go was among the chief reasons I would die in "Outlast 2." Stealth only gets you so far when you're bumbling around like an idiot for an hour. There's something to be about the realism of the situation — how would Blake know where to go if he's never been here? — but in effect it just adds to the already stressful game play.
It doesn't help that everything visual in this game is just outright nightmare fuel. Every shadow may hide your next death, every door concealing someone you can't defeat. If you weren't running scared the entire time, it would a hauntingly beautiful landscape. Alas, imminent death has a funny way of turning some place lovely into some place you never want to see again. Still, "Outlast 2" boasts some impressive scenery for its genre.
On a less surprising note, however, is the sound quality. "Outlast 2" will sear your soul with its devastating soundtrack. Sound often is what makes or breaks a horror game, and developer Red Barrels takes no shortcuts. Some of the most tense moments in this game, which is overflowing with them, come when the only thing going on is the pumping of dread through your headset.
But all those well-designed aspects get muddled when you're actually playing. "Outlast 2" isn't a long game — it took me about eight hours to work my way through — but I feel most of that was me simply having to do the same level over and over again. Getting ambushed once is terrifying. The 10th time? Now I'm just frustrated. But, as with any stealth game, patience is your friend here. In all honesty, you don't have much a choice: Running forward without a clear plan tends to not end well.
In the end, "Outlast 2" is one of the most stressful, unnerving horrors games I've played in some time, and it left me feeling queasy and more than a bit uneasy about the nature of man. The game throws plenty of physical threats at you — the locals are creative with their weaponry, I'll give them that much — but it's that haunting fear of the unknown that gives "Outlast 2" its terrifying kick. You rarely have time to consider just why all this is happening to you and your wife, but when you do, it'll send chills down your spine. It may even put the fear of God into you.
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Winterfest 2019 features Indigenous culture in special partnership with the Barrie Native Friendship Centre
The City of Barrie proudly presents Winterfest, one of the Top 100 Festivals & Events in Ontario, on February 2 and 3. This year, the City has partnered with the Barrie Native Friendship Centre in celebration of their 31st anniversary.
The Barrie Native Friendship Centre helps bring Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities together to promote culture and community in the City of Barrie. Winterfest 2019 will highlight and celebrate the local Indigenous community through a number of events and programming, including ice and snow sculptures, speakers, hoop dancing and cultural sharing.
Winterfest takes place February 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and February 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Heritage Park and Meridian Place with most activities being free to enjoy. There are also drop-in activities and events at indoor venues throughout the community all weekend.
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Winterfest offers a free Park 'n Ride Shuttle on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The shuttle will pick up passengers on Coulter Street behind the Bayfield Mall at Barrie Transit stop #203, stopping on Bayfield Street at the Barrie Native Friendship Centre (stop #64 & #74) to hop on or off, and will drop off at the Downtown Transit Terminal.
Parking and road closure
If you're driving, there's plenty of downtown and waterfront parking available within close walking distance, including the Collier Street Parkade – a fully accessible, seven-level parking facility with over 300 spots located on Collier Street between Owen and Clapperton Streets. Reminder: Barrie residents can park for free in waterfront lots when displaying a Resident Waterfront Parking Pass. Simcoe Street will be closed from Maple Avenue to Dunlop Street from 6 a.m. on February 2 to 6 p.m. on February 3.
For more information, including a full schedule of activities, times and locations, visit www.barrie.ca/Winterfest.
Time: 10am – 5pm
Admission: Free
Dates: 02 – 03 Feb, 2019
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Could You Be Addicted To Painkillers?
By Nadia Thompson
Have you unwittingly become addicted to painkillers?
2018 saw an influx of articles highlighting the number of people battling prescription opioid addiction and concerns were raised by the BBC that doctors in the north of England are prescribing four times as many opioids than those in London.
The US recently declared a war on opioids, with many troubled by how easily some doctors refill potentially addictive prescriptions.
Travis Rieder's 2017 TED Talk is a textbook example of how easily opioid addiction can start (you can find it here).
The UK government recently released figures showing that the number of prescription painkillers has gone up over 20% in the past decade[1].
For some, this has led them to an addiction that can take years to overcome. From Jamie Lee Curtis to Kanye to Ant McPartlin, the news has been full of celebs addicted to painkillers – but so far, no one has stepped in as an "Elton John of the opioid crisis" as sought by the FT's Gillian Tett back in March[2].
Some sceptics ask, can you really get addicted to painkillers? In short – yes.
According to Dr Paul McLaren, Medical Director and Adult Psychiatrist at Priory Hospital Hayes Grove, "the pathway, from prescribed strong opioid painkillers to illicit use and dependence, is increasingly well trodden," and it's now easier than ever to get started.
He says: "I have seen a growing number of teenagers and adults who have been given one medication for a headache or period pain and liked the mildly euphoric opioid effect.
They then find themselves drawn back to that feeling at times of stress and, because these drugs are so readily available, tolerance and dependence leads to a rapid increase in the quantity consumed.
An important part of treatment is to agree an alternative plan for managing the pain without opioids."
To help get 2019 off to a healthier start, here is a run-down of the best ways to relieve standard aches and pains – without reaching for the pills.
1. Get back to basics
Seriously basic. Drink water; move about.
This may sound trite, but a lot of general sluggishness and mild aches and pains come down to not satisfying basic needs – particularly in the winter months, when it's tempting to just stay wrapped up inside with Netflix and a good boxset or three.
Even if you don't feel like doing anything, gentle exercise releases endorphins and can work wonders for the management of chronic pain.
Amber, mother of 1, finds exercise is the best way to take her mind off general aches and pains. "It lets me focus on my body in a positive way.
I use Fitness Blender, which is full of free online workouts I can do in the privacy of my own home."
Yogini @hjbullimore uses cat cows to help with her chronic lower back pain, with a few gentle sun salutations thrown in to ease muscle and joint pain.
Swimming, Pilates and yoga are excellent all-over exercises that are easy on the body – although be careful when swimming if you've turned your ankle as the pressure of the water can make it feel worse.
2. Give up the glare
Take a break from screens.
Headaches, tired eyes, even sore fingers, hands, wrists, shoulders and neck can all be down to excessive screen use so if you feel the burn coming on, try to step away.
If real life dictates that you can't abandon the glare, make sure you turn down the brightness on your screens especially at work.
Make use of the plethora of apps designed to convert the harsh blue light into a more soothing orange hue.
F.Lux is a great freebie that can be installed on Windows, Mac or Android to automatically reduce screen glare based on the time of day.
In fact, paired with the right kit, you can even use it to control the lights in your home to help you get a better night's sleep (well, we all need that). Try it here.
For iPhone users, Apple (somewhat controversially) built their own version of this app into their Display & Brightness settings called 'Night Shift'.
3. Treat yourself to a massage
Or do it yourself. @jules_margo COO of Hot Octopuss, whose company tag line is "reinventing pleasure… one orgasm at a time", recommends a very particular kind of self-massage as a natural pain reliever…
But for pain relief without the pills, pressing on the right pressure points in the body can be surprisingly effective.
Acupressure as it is more commonly known takes its foundation from Traditional Chinese Medicine and works on the principle that there are locations in the body that if activated (pressed) can help the body naturally heal itself.
Popular points include the fleshy bit between your forefinger and thumb to release headaches, the ridge of your nose to soothe sinus pain, and the bit between your ankle bone and Achilles tendon to get rid of neck, shoulder and back pain.
Hold for up to 1 minute.
You can always enhance the experience by indulging in some goodies; @vivaciousmum recommends massage balms created by award-winning Lovegrove Essentials based in Dorset.
If you feel like your pain needs some outside help, Osteopathy and Chiropractic therapy are two of the few Complementary and Alternative Medicines recommended on the NHS – probably because "both [professions] are regulated in the same way as conventional medicine"[4].
They each take different approaches, but functionally their goal is long term pain relief without medication. Most private healthcare companies cover up to 10 'free' sessions a year and you can usually self-refer.
Alternatively, you can pay for sessions yourself directly, or your GP might be able to refer you via the NHS depending on your symptoms.
4. Get your zen on
Ultimately pain is a different beast to us all, and everyone perceives pain differently – its severity is a function of the mind, which is why doctors use pain charts to help identify how bad we really feel.
Given this, sometimes a little mind over matter can make all the difference.
When Katie, mother of one and founder of Memory Zoo, decided to come off prescription pain medication she used visualisation techniques to help manage her symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis.
"When I was very unwell and barely able to walk I visualised what it felt like to walk, run, jump and be the most healthy person I could imagine. I didn't just see it, I felt it with every fibre of my being.
I visualised illness flowing out of me and into the Earth or down the plug hole whilst I was in the shower! Then I'd fill my body with healing light.
I know it sounds woo-woo and a bit odd but I am certain that it has been fundamental in helping me to achieve wellness after I was told that I probably wouldn't ever get better. I ran a 10k last summer!"
Visualisation, or 'Guided Imagery' is a process of relaxation the aim of which is to help distract the mind from the cycle of pain that it is in.
Although it may sound like a shot in the dark, visualisation techniques have even been recommended to help cancer patients and those suffering from arthritis manage their symptoms so it's worth giving it a go.
It works in different ways, but for pain relief the process tends to use breathing techniques to calm the body and then asks you to visualise the source of your pain, working through a series of images to encourage that pain float away.
You can practice this by yourself (either following a script or playing a tape), or work with a visualisation therapist – although make sure they are registered with a competent body.
5. Give yourself a break
If like many of us you are battling some form of chronic pain on a daily basis, you will no doubt be aware that a flare up can and will happen at any time.
One of the best things you can do is learn the early warning signs and make sure you rest when you need to.
It's also worth taking the time to talk to your employer to see what occupational health enhancements can be made to your work place to halt the flare ups before they start.
If you work in an office getting the right chair or desk height can be critical to keeping your aches and pains at bay (and helping you reduce how many painkillers you take).
If you work from home, The Posture People have a helpful checklist to make your set up more comfortable.
As with any type of pain however, it's important not to suffer in silence – get yourself checked out by a GP if you're concerned.
If you find yourself asking 'Am I addicted to painkillers?' or if you are concerned that someone you know might be addicted to painkillers, it's important that you seek help as soon as possible.
"The key step to recovery is recognition that you have lost control of the drug use and that it has come to control you," says Dr McLaren.
The symptoms of addiction differ depending on the type of drug used – the Mayo Clinic provides a good overview of the broad differences between opioids, anti-anxiety/sedatives and stimulants which could help you tell if someone is addicted to painkillers.
The NHS website lists bonafide organisations who can provide information, advice and support groups for those affected by drug addiction.
[1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-43304375, https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6506045/Why-painkiller-leave-suffering.html
[2] https://www.ft.com/content/dc25adba-2194-11e8-a895-1ba1f72c2c11
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[4] https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/complementary-and-alternative-medicine/


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Account Manager - Word famous Creative Advertising Agency
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- Central London
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- £30k - £35k
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Account Manager, Creative Agency, Central London, £30k - £35k
The Agency for the Account Manager
This all-time great advertising agency has always been the nation's favourite; attracting exorbitant talent.
They are world famous for creating genre-bending work and have a knack for picking up all the glittering prizes at the award ceremonies; dancing like a boxer on quick, eager feet and flaunting their talent for the industry to see and admire.
Their position is unassailably in the Top 10, based on their belief that brands are built by conversations rather than communications.
They are clever at constantly adding value to the client's business by stretching the client creatively rather than being pushed back.
At this agency you live the lifestyle! They are big on people who have interests outside of agency life and can express themselves beyond their job. Attitude and personality flourish here!
The agency is a genuine meritocracy for talent and entrepreneurs who put themselves forward for new opportunities will find themselves advancing rapidly up the career ladder.
The agency has kept up to speed with the shifts in the cultural and technological landscape and they produce powerful creative that invades the popular culture.
However, unlike the new kids on the block who slug it out with brash campaigns, this gem of an agency knows how to channel uncompromising restlessness and manage creative paranoia to produce a heady mix of gutsy, magical work that stands the test of time to become industry classics.
Courageously breaking new ground, this is not an agency for the faint-hearted!
The Account Manager role
The agency is seeking an Account Manager to handle a well-known account that wants to maintain No1 position in a busy, mercurial sector.
The lucky Account Manager will be handling a booming account, challenging its competitors and promoting ever more innovative communication methods.
The role offers in spades strategic and creative opportunities, major production involvement and a great client relationship.
The Account Manager will be involved with a massive new product launch doing a cradle to grave campaign across all the comms touch points.
This is the kind of work that most account handlers hope to do at least once in their career. The fact that the Account Manager is doing it so early on will stand her/him in good stead for rapid career progression.
This is creative that sings rather than reasons!
The client is likeable but challenging and is determined to be a category-disruptor and leave the traditional behind. The account would suit a big personality who likes to flex their creative muscles as the client won't be shackled to convention and creative is their weapon of choice to fight off any competition.
The client is bold but thoughtful as well. They work closely with the agency to throw a lasso over the head of fickle consumers and reel them in. The Account Manager will be handling a dynamic account whose mission is to tug at the attention span of the time-poor consumer.
In a nutshell the account has that rare troika of supple creative, immaculate delivery and a genius for storytelling. Put that together with the clients' ambition and there is a recipe for award winning work.
There are a lot of creative opportunities and the briefs are very interesting.
There is an integrated philosophy and the account includes everything from TV and print to digital and social media.
Highlights of the Account Manager role:
- Joining one of the biggest names in the creative industry
- Handling an exciting account
- Touching amazing creative
- Enjoying a limelight role
- Managing ATL & digital
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I've referenced the time I got swarmed by fire ants while peeing in the woods a few times. It's one of my favorite stories to tell (well, in hindsight anyway, in the present time, it sucked). Let it be both a source of humor and a cautionary tale to anyone who trail runs.
Without further ado, I give to you:
The Great Trail-Running Fire Ant Debacle of 2008
I'll be the first to admit, I hate road running. I don't know if it's the impact on my joints or being able to see a mile in front of me, but it's just not much my thing (which is concerning, considering I've run half-marathons and a marathon). My friend Jeremy and I both felt this way, but we both loved running, so we had ourselves a chat. Jeremy, who's also a professional cyclist, suggested we go run the bike trails behind a public park right that is right next to my parents' house.
Let me go ahead and state for the record that I love this park. My first trip out there was at six weeks old to watch my dad play ball at the softball fields. My mom would take my sister and I out there when we were little to play on the playground. I remember it had a jungle gym with big metal googly eyes on it that I loved. It also had a HUGE wooden fort that I wasn't allowed to get close to, despite my many requests, because my mom deemed it structurally unsound. I think it collapsed a few years later, so thanks Mom.
In any case, the bike trails are great. They run up and across the side of the hill in the back area of the park. Keep in mind, there are actual PAVED bike trails going through the woods as well, but these weren't it. This was like running through the forest on a little worn dirt path getting slapped in the face with branches.
In fact, once I got in a bad fight with a thorny bush back there. The thorny bush won.
Even with this, though, I was doing okay.
But about ten minutes out from the hospital, my throat started closing.
I was panicking in my soul, but I was scared to tell Mom. My mom has a tendency to speed in normal life, and she already had her emergency flashers on, one hand over the horn, putting the chase scene from The Italian Job to shame. I was trying to wheeze quietly to myself, but there isn't really such a thing as "wheezing quietly," so I was totally busted and Mom then thought I was legit dying and put a Mazda Millenia into Star Wars warp speed. Had it been nighttime, the stars would have blurred into lines. I think we were going THAT fast.
We blazed into the hospital parking lot, tires smoking and guns blazing. The hospital got me back to a room pretty quickly, as they were not blind and/or deaf people and could see that I was a wheezing, blotchy-red version of Violet the Blueberry Girl. I lay on the exam table and prayed to God for a quick death.
And then came a knock on the door, and Dr. Angel strolled in.
He walked in looking at the chart, eyes down, and he was in the middle of asking what the problem was when he looks up at me. His eyes got kind of big, and he put up one finger and simply said, "I'll be right back." Within two minutes, he gave me three different shots in the butt.
Then I remember very little.
The hives went down and the itching stopped. The hospital kept me for a few extra hours because the doctor told my mom he had never seen anyone's ears turn that shade of purple before. Which was cool, I generally like doing things that have never been done before.
He told me if I ever get swarmed by fire ants again, I have to get to a hospital ASAP because the reaction will be quicker and worse. I was basically chided for coming that far in the middle of wheezing, which, as an adult, I understand.
Anyway, the moral of the story is this: don't pee on fire ants. They get shitty about it.


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A Tennessee couple is now in jail after trying to commit an unimaginable crime in March of this year. Police arranged a pseudo-sting operation that led to the couple being charged with multiple felonies, but it doesn't seem like they were egged on by police in any way, shape, or form. No, these parents were completely on their own when they chose to try to sell their five-month-old baby to the highest bidder.
Craigslist, man…
One has to wonder what Deanna Greer and John David Cain were thinking when they turned to Craigslist to make a few extra bucks. In fairness, lots of strange things have been bought, sold, and advertised on Craigslist over the years—from calls for "only sexy females" to move in rent-free, to strangely sinister missed connections—but I don't think that anyone was prepared for what cops in Greene County, TN posted by the couple in March of this year.
It's unclear at this point whether Greer and Cain were just in need of some extra cash or they just didn't want to be parents, but what we do know is that the parents happily handed over their infant son to strangers in a parking lot in exchange for a few thousand dollars.
Yes, you read that right.
They were legitimately ready to sell their son.
The Price
Apparently the investigation was set into motion when local law enforcement was alerted about Cain and Greer's Craigslist post and, in turn, contacted the Greene County Sheriff's Department and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation took on the case.
They responded to the couple's ad (not revealing that they were law enforcement) and agreed on a price—$3,000.
Here's what they bought with the money before their arrest…


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Many of you might remember the origin of this hat. – DECEMBER 2016 – The first-edition Texas cattleman's style Trump cowboy hat made by the American Hat Company in Texas.
During the first day of Trump's 'Made in America' initiative he tried one on.
It's a cattleman's style beaver belly fur and mink custom hat. And yes, you too can own one just like it for $2800 bucks.
TEXAS – It was through acquaintances that [American Hat Co.] was asked to make Trump an authentic cowboy hat. Mundee said Trump, during a campaign stop recently, had mentioned the quality of Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller's cowboy hat. Treasure Maddox, daughter of American Hat Co. owners Keith and Susan Maddox, and her significant other, Andrew Graves, are acquaintances with Eric Trump, Donald Trump's second oldest son.
It was after the night of the Nov. 8 election that Eric had asked if American Hat Co. could make a custom hat for his father. Soon after, the manufacturer was at work getting measurements ready as well as the materials befitting the president of the United States.
"It morphed into now we're making hats for Eric, for Don Jr. and for Mike Pence as well," Mundee said.
Mundee said the Trump family requested a light-colored hat versus black, so the manufacturer went with a silverish tone. The material is a mixture of beaver belly fur and mink, making the hat soft as silk. The crown, or top of the hat, is done in a cattleman's style. He said this specific style of hat is widely known as the finest in the cowboy market.
And it's not just the material that American Hat Co. uses that puts their stamp on the product. It's also the gold foil stamp on the inside band that also illustrates its quality, as well as the Keith Maddox mark of "KM" on the brim of the hat. The hat retails for about $2,800. (read more)


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Hey guys, guess who else is very fond of Gearbox's recently released Borderlands? Cliffy B! The lead designer of the much loved Gear of Wars series, has given the FPS+RPG offspring incredibly high praises, even going as far as to claim it as the Diablo of this generation.
"Borderlands, I adore you," Tweets Mr. Bleszinski. "You're Diablo for a generation raised on first person shooters. I want a Claptrap."
I rushed to the store to pick up my copy of Borderlands the second the game hit store shelves, and while there are parts that I find are a little repetitive, or a little unoriginal at time, and while I dont play it much anymore, namely due to Dragon Age taking a considerable amount of time out of my day, I don't think there is a day that has gone by without me at least spending an hour with this unique little RPS (Role-Playing Shooter). Yeah, the game IS that freaking good! I love it! There is just so much to do in that game, and everything you pick up is so customizable.
Look, take it from us, if you haven't played the game yet, do yourself a favor and go pick it up this very second… Go! Right now!
Oh, and Mr. Bleszinski, I would also like a Claptrap very much.[via Cliffy's Twitter]


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Universidad de los Andes Facultad Ciencias Sociales Por: Xavier Andrade
The Vulgarity of Democracy explores key aesthetics and affective aspects of democracy via a visual ethnographic exploration of political pornography and the public uses of machismo to construct agendas for popular redemption in Guayaquil, Ecuador, during the 1980s. This period was the beginning of a highly conflictive social process resulting from the imposition of neoliberal policies. Its focus is on the life and work of Pancho Jaime (1946-1989), the most controversial and widely known rock promoter and independent journalist in Ecuador.


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Boschi, Chiara, Istituto di Geoscienze e Georisorse, CNR, Pisa,, Italy
Vol 57, No 3 (2014) - Seismology
Fluid transfer and vein thickness distribution in high and low temperature hydrothermal systems at shallow crustal level in southern Tuscany (Italy)
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On Sunday, Geelong host Essendon at the MCG in the annual Country Game.
And what better way to represent country football than by taking the league's only regional team and having them host a game away from home at a ground big enough to hold the population of 20 country towns?
It's a travesty that Geelong are forced to host games away from home.
Essendon last came to Kardinia Park in 1993, the year Dustin Fletcher made his AFL debut. Yes, 1993.
Leading into the 2016 season, the Bombers and Cats were scheduled to play each other twice: the first an Essendon home game at the MCG, the second a Geelong home game at Docklands, Essendon's home ground.
Leading into that season, 12 Bombers were suspended for their part in the supplements saga, and it became clear Essendon were not going to be a significant crowd-drawing team.
The Round 18 clash drew a crowd of under 30,000. No one in the lead-up suggested it should be moved down the highway.
The following year, people noticed that Richmond had been scheduled to play in Geelong. Hysteria turned to panic as the season went on and the Tigers' form strengthened, and panic took over: they're going to lock out 40,000 Richmond fans!
Of course, the game eventually sold out, but people in their rage missed the 1000 tickets that went on sale six weeks before that match.
In fact, they were so enraged, these tickets did not sell out for three weeks.
Richmond CEO Brendan Gale said the Tigers were too big to play in Geelong, just as he had when they played there previously in 2012.
Tension built, and as luck had it, Geelong finished second and Richmond third, and we all know what happened then.
The AFL could have possibly not scheduled that final for a Friday night, to at least give the 'home' fans a chance of getting there, but let's not dwell on that.
Last year, Carlton came to Kardinia Park for the first time since 1997. The same Carlton who have won five wooden spoons in that time. But of course, it's all about crowds, or so the story goes.
Carlton – a club that's supposedly too big for Geelong – met Hawthorn – another also too big for the Cattery – on the weekend in Launceston.
The two also met there in 2016, two years before Carlton returned to Geelong.
No one ever complains about the small capacity in Tasmania. So are we beginning to detect a double standard here?
I can already hear your protestations: the AFL need to promote the game in smaller areas.
Yes, they do. But let's get some perspective here. Every game Hawthorn host in Launceston, Melbourne host in NT, North host in Hobart, the Western Bulldogs host in Ballarat, or St Kilda host in China gets a smaller crowd than if they played at home.
Every one of those clubs want to host matches at those venues for their own reasons, while Geelong want to play all their games at home.
And while the game needs to be promoted in those areas – with the exception of China – Melbourne doesn't need extra matches to promote the game. The city already has more than 80 of them.
But Geelong have an unfair advantage at home, you all say.
Well, if any of you have ever watched any sport, you will know every team has an unfair advantage at home. That's why it's referred to as home advantage.
My favourite argument is that the ground is narrow. They know how to utilise the unique shape to their advantage, and all of that nonsense.
To be fair, while that is true, it comes with the bizarre assumption that Kardinia Park is more different from other grounds than other grounds are from Kardinia Park.
The more unique your home ground is, the more different away grounds will be, and therefore it's just as difficult to go away from home as it is for the teams that visit your ground.
Now picture this: you scan the 2020 fixture later this year and notice the Easter Monday game has been scheduled for Kardinia Park.
You ask yourself, 'How can this happen, Hawthorn are too big aren't they? This is a high-drawing game, and the Hawks fans will be locked out!'
Then consider why you don't ask yourself the same thing every time Hawthorn host a game in Launceston.
Then ask yourself why everyone is outraged by the very idea of Geelong playing a final in Geelong – many by the idea of them playing there at all – but no one raised an eyebrow when the AFL said a GWS vs Sydney final would be played at Giants Stadium, but a Geelong vs GWS final would likely be in Melbourne.
If you are one of the vast majority of people who think Geelong should have to move their home games for crowd reasons but never cares about crowds for any other games, consider everything I've said.
When your stance can no longer be logically backed up, because it no longer makes sense, but you still think Geelong should not get home games, just accept you have no logical justification for this view.
See you down at the Cattery. Well, some of you.


text: I thought Luther was quite interesting. It was intriguing to see him struggle with his inner demons and how that was portrayed. I saw a big change in him after his visit to Rome and seeing how the people live there. That struck him hard. He didn't like that they had to pay for indulgences and was not for it all. He didn't think certain things were just and that was a result of the interpretation of the bible. He wanted to have a more open and not such a literal translation and interpretation because he felt as though that is not what was intended as well as excluding others would not be fair. Which is why he wanted to have the bible translated to German even though it was not the original language of the sacred texts. However, since the church and government were so heavily intertwined with each other there was some issues he encountered. He wanted everyone to not be excluded from the religion no matter what tongue they speak or where they are from. Throughout the film, I was able to see how religion plays into politics. It was scary to think that was how things were, people didn't have access to books because they could not read unless they were of the elite or religious leaders. The film overall showed how religion can be interpreted differently and its role in society.


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Started in 2007 by Johan Bülow in the Danish island of Bornholm, Lakrids by Bülow is a Danish gourmet liquorice production company. Bülow founded the company with the desire to produce high-quality liquorice - a Scandinavian favourite that he felt was underappreciated. The first factory opened in 2008 in Taastrup and the creation of their first signature range began.
Lakrids developed the notion of coating liquorice with a layer of Belgium chocolate, which has since become a brand signature. All products are gluten-free and made using the finest ingredients with no additives.


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I fell in love with the print of this fabric from the moment that I saw it! I knew I had to have it! Just take a look at those sleeves. Have you ever seen anything like them?
This dress was made by the Leslie Fay company and judging from the label, I'm guessing it was made in the mid to late 70's. I come across Leslie Fay creations very frequently in my thrifting adventures! In fact I have about 10 of them in my "to do" pile right now. Because I see them so often, I did a little research about the company and it turns out they started in the 1940's making women's military uniforms. After the war they transitioned into more fashionable trends for woman that were sold in nicer boutiques. The company went under in the early 90's but not before producing some awesome treasures for me to find!
With this dress I really just wanted to simplify it and un-70's it. I removed the sleeves and threw it on my dress form. The size was pretty close already. I drew a new neck like in the front and the back. I cut off the extra fabric and gave all of the edges a new seam. The armpits desperately needed bust darts! The bottom lost a few inches and I tried to give it a little something extra by cutting the seams at the bottom on a little angle. I gave the bottom a new hem and paired the dress with a brown belt. Be on the look out for many more Leslie Fay treasures! There are lots more to come!


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Winter driving can be hazardous and scary, especially if there is snow or ice on the road.
The key to staying safe this winter is to plan ahead and be cautious while driving up to prevent any major accidents.
Just like your body needs an annual checkup, it's important to maintain your car and ensure that it is ready for the winter.
Check your battery, tire tread, windshield wipers, brakes, and anti-freeze before heading out.
Be patient and allot sufficient time in your travels; try to drive at a slower speed and keep a safe distance between cars.
Plan your route in advance, so you are familiar with the map or directions.
Good Luck
Great tips LUCKIEST, I would add to make sure you have some blankets and gloves in your vehicle, also having some granola bars or something like that in the glove-box can be very helpful just in case you get stuck on the road for any reason. I for one also have a small bag of kitty litter in my trunk, this helps greatly in case one get's stuck on an icy patch.
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Large 4to (9¼" x 12"). pp. 107. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Original maroon paper wraps with gold titles and decorated in a deep maroon using Morse's original designs that continue to the rear cover; set in Rilke types from the Nonpareil Typefoundry and printed by the Capitol OffsetCompany; the entire prooduction was designed by Jerry Kelly. A wonderful reference for anyone interested in 19th century book cover design. Includes a complete catalogue of Alice C. Morse's design work lavishly illustrated with color photographs, as well as discussion and photographs of some influential work of both Sarah Wyman Whitman as well as Margaret Armstrong.
Title: THE PROPER DECORATION OF BOOK COVERS THE LIFE AND WORK OF ALICE C. MORSE
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Average council tax bill to hit £1.6K after the biggest increase in ten years
Local authorities plan a four per cent rise across all eight bands
HOUSEHOLDERS can expect average council tax bills to hit almost £1,600 after the biggest increase in ten years.
Councils plan a four per cent rise across all eight bands from next month, a survey by public finance experts has revealed.
Smaller councils can raise bills by only 1.99 per cent but all those with responsibility for social care can put them up by a further three per cent to 4.99 per cent.
The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (Cipfa) found 70 per cent plan to claim the maximum.
Sean Nolan of Cipfa said the average increase — which will put £60.94 on a Band D bill — follows six years of very low rises.
Until last year, the Government offered a council tax freeze grant to councils not raising theirs.
He said the grant's removal showed a shift in policy and reflected the strains being caused by social care.
He said: "We can expect these levels of increase at least for next year."
Cipfa polled all 420 English authorities, with 307 responding.


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Although Vientiane does not have as many landmarks and tourist attractions as one might expect of a capital city, the ones that visitors can explore certainly do not disappoint. These tourist sites are definitely worthwhile in terms of their historical and cultural significance, and one of them is the That Dam.
The That Dam is an imposing and mysterious landmark filled with local legend and folklore. It stands guard over the town's center along Chantha Khoumane Road and is found not far from the famous market of Talat Sao.
Due to years of neglect, the stupa is now almost entirely covered with moss and weeds with bricks that are starting to crumble because of age. It was then given the name the Black Stupa because of its appearance, which actually translates to That Dam in Laos.
Despite having a dozen local folklores associated with the stupa, there are basically two myths that stand out in the imagination of the locals. For one, the stupa was believed to once have a coated layer of gold. However, the gold was said to have been carted off by the Siamese armies when they invaded the city in 1828. They then left this stupa behind in black to remind the people of the devastating act that occurred during the time.
Another myth revolves around the supernatural coupled with significant occurrences in Vientiane's history as well. It is said that the stupa was inhabited by a seven-headed dragon that came to life when the Siamese armies invaded the city. The dragon rose to the rescue of the Vientiane population when the capital went to war with Thailand in 1828. Unfortunately, while the dragon was protecting the local citizens, he failed to protect the stupa, which in turn lost its layer of gold.
Today, the stupa sits at the center of a quiet roundabout found near the American Embassy near the center of Vientiane. Since the stupa was not given a vast square or yard like the other structures, it might be easily overlooked at times. Upon first glance, visitors will surely cringe at the sight of such an odd-looking stupa; however it does hold great history in it. Despite the stupa being nothing more than a black and decaying structure, what makes it stand out is its interesting story to tell. Those who are very curious about the history of Laos will find the stupa an amazing sight to see. History is what makes this stupa stand out and it is a history that can be appreciated by only a few travelers. Whether you are one of them or not, having your picture taken alongside the stupa is still an interesting reminder of the land you visited that is full of significant historical events.
Myths, legends and folklore aside, the That Dam remains a fascinating sight of the capital city, proving that not all precious things in Asia have to be covered in gold. Nowadays, the black stupa's crumbing impression against the bright blue skies of Vientiane feeds the imagination of many people, reminding them of the ghost era from the country's past.


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Mangaluru, Dec 09, 2017: Karnataka Bank today conducted a walkathon under the leadership of Shri. Mahabaleshwara M.S, MD & CEO, of the Bank, at Mangaluru City.
Though the country has completed more than 7 decades of independence, forty percent of population is still not covered under formal banking system. This march is conducted to promote Honourable Prime Minister's mission to provide banking facility to all the citizens of the country especially un-banked population in remote villages and rural areas and thus realise financial inclusion in its true sense. Speaking on the occasion Shri Mahabaleshwara M.S, MD & CEO, said "The major objectives of today's road show are to promote financial literacy, popularise customer friendly products of the Bank, convey the importance of savings habit and create awareness about the safety measures to be adopted in digital banking, etc.
The road show assumes significance in the context of demonetization and digitalization drive launched by Govt. of India. Bank is fast moving into the next generation of banking, offering the best products in line with latest developments happening in the digital technology space to on-board the unbanked sections of the society. We are sure that this initiative will help in increasing the financial awareness among public and contribute towards strengthening the economy of the country. The initiative will be replicated in other major cities of the country in the months to follow".
The road show was flagged off at Bank's Mangaluru Regional Office building at Kodialbail jointly by Shri Jayarama Bhat, Chairman and Shri Mahabaleshwara M.S, Managing Director & CEO of the Bank.
Speaking after flagging off the march, Shri Jayarama Bhat said "Major share of the branches of the Bank are located in villages and rural areas. The Bank has always treated it as its responsibility to offer banking services to rural population. Bank today enjoys the trust of its customers due to the consistent support that it has extended to them over the years. We hope to strengthen this bond with various customer centric initiatives. We believe that this march is a "Walk towards our Customers". I wish all the best to this initiative."
Shri P. R. Karanth, General Secretary, All India Karnataka Bank Employees' Association (AIKBEA), top executives of the Bank and around 700 staff members of the Bank working in different offices of the Bank at Mangaluru took part in the road rally by holding placards carrying messages promoting awareness about various aspects of general banking from the Regional Office of Mangaluru at Kodialbail to the Head Office of Bank at Pumpwell covering major points of the city viz, Hampankatta, Balmatta and Kankanady.


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Trevor Hemmings, who became the first owner for over a century to win the Crabbie's Grand National with three different horses, said: "It's remarkable. Someone's very fortunate or someone's looking down on me. Winning the three is incredible although I do buy them with this race in mind.
"Mr (Noel) Le Mare did three wins with Red Rum but I've done it a different way by selecting a Hedgehunter, a Ballabriggs and a Many Clouds. I just hope I can carry on and find another. It was a long time ago when somebody won with this many different horses."
Leighton Aspell also hit the headlines when he rode the winner for the second year in the row, the first jockey to do so since Brian Fletcher in 1974/73 on Red Rum, first jockey to win two years running on different horses since Bryan Marshall in 1954/53 (Royal Tan/Early Mist).
Trainer Oliver Sherwood and his wife Tarnya both rode in the Crabbie's Grand National and it is the trainer's first Crabbie's Grand National success.
Trevor Hemmings continued: "The story of how I got him is that I went round the stables at Tattersalls Ireland (in November 2007) with Jerry O'Leary, a friend who looks after my horses over there. We liked him and picked him out. We sent David Minton to look and he said the horse had no pedigree. I said to look again as he was athletic and to bid for it. He did and we got him. He cost 6,000 euros – I'm into expensive horses, Albertas Run cost 20,000 euros! You can do a lot with a little if you're patient.
"I said to Oliver that this horse had got his weight in the National and wasn't going to get any better in another year so we should run if he was OK. The horse has another cylinder, he used it in his Hennessy and Betbright Chase (at Cheltenham) but not in the last mile of the Gold Cup. The horse can't tell you what happened that day. There was a nice gap between the Gold Cup and National dates and provided he was well we said we'd take a chance and run."
Trainer Oliver Sherwood added: "I still don't know what happened in the Gold Cup. We were disappointed. He didn't run his race and I won't have it that we were put out of our comfort zone by the winner. I think he just got out of bed on the wrong side that day. I can't answer what happened there and that was our concern coming here.
"I've done nothing with him since. He purposefully hasn't seen a National fence, Leighton and I discussed it and decided that. He's had one school and all he's done is two quiet bits of work.
"It gave me a bit more confidence this week when Silviniaco Conti ran well and Holywell didn't do badly, so the Gold Cup form was standing up. There was an extra week between Cheltenham and Aintree this year which made all the difference. He'd go over a cliff for you. He just had a wobble after the race, it's not the first time he'd done it.
"Hand on my heart I thought it was a year too early to run. I thought he'd be a National horse but I thought it was a year too soon, especially after running in a Gold Cup. Trevor wanted to run as long as the horse was healthy and fit. What do trainers know! I take my hat off to Mr Hemmings and can't thank him enough for persuading me to run.
"I've never had a finisher in the race before and I'm really going to enjoy this one."
Jockey Leighton Aspell said: "That was awesome.
"It is wonderful. Many Clouds has given his all and gave me some ride. I asked him some big questions and he has dug really deep.
"I tried to conserve energy because he had a hard race in the Gold Cup. It is a wonderful training performance by Oliver [Sherwood, trainer] to freshen him up and recharge the batteries.
"He is all heart and gave me the best ride I have ever had over these fences. He was awesome and I was just hoping the battery life would last. I took every opportunity to save as much battery power as possible.
"We thought we had him cherry-ripe for Cheltenham but he just disappointed us. I didn't doubt his ability but I just thought he'd travel better there. He'd trained well and eaten well since, he'd given all the right signals, but you just had a nagging doubt at the back of the mind after Cheltenham. Until we got here today we didn't know. We just had our fingers crossed.
"It all went well. I had a clear run. I had a good start, I got in behind with Alvarado on my left and AP (McCoy) on my outside on a good jumper. We knew he could jump so I wanted to be patient. I had a small squeeze at the Canal Turn and then after that I had a lovely smooth ride. Last year when I won I was shellshocked and had to work hard at various points in the race. I was going very well from the second-time at Becher's and was always hopeful from then.
"I briefly spoke to AP afterwards and he was full of congratulations like he always has been. He's as good a loser as he is a winner. If he'd have won he'd have brought the house down. I think the only people whose glad he's beaten were me and (Sandown Racecourse's) Andrew Cooper. It will be a wonderful send-off at Sandown."
Many Clouds' workrider Nathan Horrocks said: "I feel a bit of an idiot because I said to Oliver on Tuesday that I wasn't very happy with the horse's work. What a great performance – he jumped and travelled and looked as if he made it very easy for Leighton out there. It's great for Oliver, the stable and Lambourn. If you were going to war you'd take this horse with you. He'd stand by you and be your right-hand man. He's a great character who tries his heart out, as he did here and in the Hennessy."
The winners also celebrated the second fastest time ever recorded for the race – 8m 56.80s. The record time is 8m 47.8s which was set in 1990 when Mr Frisk won.
Aintree racegoers were able to take a final look at Crabbie's Grand National winner Many Clouds when the Oliver Sherwood-trained superstar was paraded in front of the stands after the last race of the day.
He was led up by Chris Jerdin, who has looked after the horse since he arrived at Sherwood's Lambourn yard.
"I'm very proud of him," said Jerdin, better known as 'CJ'. "He had a bit of a wobble after the race, just like he did after winning the Hennessy, but he's fine now. He's had a long season – not many horses win a Hennessy, run in a Gold Cup and win the National. He's a star."
Sherwood said: "I stopped CJ riding out at the start of the season, much to his annoyance, because he's 60-something. He used to work for Fulke Walwyn and look after Rose Ravine. He's a yard man now but he's a proper, old-fashioned lad and he's done Many Clouds since he arrived in the yard."
Asked what it meant to his yard to win the Crabbie's Grand National, Sherwood replied: "This is the horse of a lifetime. We're a middle-sized yard with 50, 60 horses, so it means a hell of a lot to me, my family and the whole yard.
"Many Clouds is a gentle giant. He would go over a cliff for you."
AP McCoy, fifth on Shutthefrontdoor, said: "I was very happy for a lot of the way. I was following up behind Many Clouds – who I know is a dour stayer – between the third and fourth last but going around the final bend I felt I was running on empty.
"I got a great ride off him and Jonjo had the horse in great shape. I wouldn't mind riding him next year!
"I am going to miss riding horses like that in races like this. I really thought for a long way that he could win. It was my last Grand National and a very enjoyable one.
"I just want to say well done to Leighton Aspell, Oliver Sherwood and Trevor Hemmings. It is great for them."
Paddy Brennan, rider of the second Saint Are, said: "I had a great time on Saint Are and it is fantastic to be part of a tremendous horserace. It is not nice to be second but I was second to a true gentleman in Leighton Aspell."
Liam Treadwell, third on Monbeg Dude, said: "Monbeg Dude was brilliant for me today. I was a long way out of my ground but it is the way to ride the horse because he did not know he was in the race for three quarters of it.
"I thought I might win going to the elbow but his run has just petered out. I had a fantastic ride and roll on next year."
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He's the president and CEO of the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), which estimates that online advertising fraud could top US$7 billion this year.
Liodice and other industry figures are so angry about advertising fraud that they're hoping to stamp it out with a new certification program.
"Certified Against Fraud" is the brainchild of the Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG), of which the ANA is one of the founders. It plans to award seals to advertising buyers, sellers, and intermediaries that meet its anti-fraud requirements.
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By Elizabeth Cornell Fake, Fairfax Master Gardener
"Why do I have vegetable blossoms and no vegetables?" This was a frequent question for us Master Gardeners at last summer's plant clinics. After our usual diagnostic questions about sunlight, soil and water, we then asked, "How many bees do you see?" When the answer was "few" or "none," we suspected that the problem was pollination failure. Pollination accounts for one in every three bites of food we eat, so pollinator failure is an important concern for gardeners who grow fruits and vegetables for food.
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