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Huzzah Kevin! About time somebody in this field took a stand for civility. Let's hope we can have interesting discussions, w/o name calling, from all points of view here.
I expect it was mention of "The Ant People" in the previous thread that was the last straw...!
Excellent decision and long overdue. Two thumbs up. Will make for better reading too.
I'm just a little confused about your statement that your blog was/is meant to be as expansive as the paranormal, when I think the main debate and interest is about the origins of UFO's. I realize you control the debate and topics totally, since you post the topics and rarely allow someone else to post a topic.
What other interests do you have in the paranormal beyond UFO's?
Btw, you have allowed Anthony/Tony Bragalia to post here making topic post(s), rather than as a commenter to a topic post. Many people have suggested he does not exist in the sense of being a UFO expert [beyond the mummy slides?] that is also publicly known beyond posting online. Is he known at UFO conferences or public appearances under that name, or is this someone unknown beyond posting online using an alias?
What do you know about this person's legitimacy to have given him standing to post topics here? Just curious what your reasoning was. Btw, I have no agenda about this, but I've read elsewhere some people question what this person is all about -real person or alter ego or other questionable motives???
I share your views on this. However there are borderline topics between obvious nonsense and genuine science. I could list loads of them but you would probably castigate me for mentioning them at all.
Have a look at Patrick Moore's book "Can You Speak Venusian" and see all the topics that have popped up over the years (or centuries), starting with the flat-earthers. Another source is Martin Gardner's "Fads and Fallacies in the name of Science".
And precisely where, in the spectrum of all these science-related topics, do you think Roswell (as an ET event) stands? You would probably place it quite high on the list. I would not. That is the main problem with blogs such as this.
Re Tony Bragalia, yes you are right.
But who are you? And who is Isaac Koi, another mysterious person who uses an alias?
Some people just don't like their real names made public, do they?
I completely stand by your decision, Kevin. It is your blog. I come here to view what you are working on, whatever the topic. I enjoy reading your point of view, and the presentation of your views and work in a professional manner. It is your right to demand a level of professionalism and respect. Especially because you hold yourself to those expectations. We have been imposing similar expectations, and have been less tolerant of disrespectful name calling and vulgar outbursts. I think we need to do this in order to take back control of these internet conversations. The only alternative is turning off comments altogether, which I often consider, and many news outlets have begun doing. I believe in free speech, and value feedback, but I refuse to provide a platform for the hateful and disrespectful voices that serve no productive purpose.
What a welcome and (for me) timely announcement!
I had just unsubscribed (yesterday) to several blogs/websites that were either so uncivil as to render them nearly unreadable, or provoked so much eye-rolling for me that I thought my mother would be proven right and they would get stuck in that position for the rest of my days!
I am so glad that somebody is finally setting some boundaries for discourse on paranormal/UFO subjects. I get so tired of reading narratives of nightmares/sleep paralysis misinterpreted as alien abductions, outlandish and rambling conspiracy tales, outright lies/hoaxes about...well....everything under the sun, and treatises that attempt to exploit the average person's lack of knowledge about physics (which includes me, by the way) to promote pseudoscience.
Or something I particularly loathe: reading things written by "researchers" who have no understanding of the scientific method, and who express contempt of anyone with a degree or training in a scientific field. That usually is accompanied by personal attacks.
All these things, and more, are why so many people (like me) are reluctant to even comment on sites anymore. It's hard enough just keeping up with the "who's who in Ufology" and the history of the field, without also having to wade through unnecessary stuff like the things you mentioned..
I expect to be reading your blog a lot more often now, and applaud your stance.
"Some people just don't like their real names made public, do they?"
...I applaud "cda"'s righteous indignation!
...I mean, WHERE would American literature be without honest creators such as Mark Twain????
I predict that such theorists will be unable to suppress their obtuseness.
> Patrick Moore's book "Can You Speak Venusian"
A very good book. The first edition is at archive.org. A slightly modified second edition is online inexpensively.
cda wrote: Re Tony Bragalia, yes you are right.
My dear sir, Kevin Randle previously announced on this very blog that Tony Bragalia (AJB) was joining the Roswell Dream Team, correct?
Later, Kevin Randle posted a number of passionate written pieces by selfsame AJB, supporting/defending his pertinent UFO-related hypotheses, correct?
In the U.S.A., one of it's original founding documents guarantees something commonly referred to as "Freedom of Speech"
AJB's real surname is Bragaglia (http://www.trademarkia.com/solarderm-78623310.html) (http://ufos.homestead.com/bragalia.pdf} , which in your worldview would require Kevin Randle to delete his own blog, correct?
Bragaglia's thoughts/statements are protected in the U.S.A. by it's founding documents.
As a relatively new to this blog (arrived 3 months ago) I’ll share a few observations I’ve had and some suggestions for “open mindedness”.
1) Kevin’s new rules make sense – as stated before, as a newcomer my first experience was to be pummeled by both “believer” and “opponent” right out of the gates. While I don’t mind the criticism or personal attacks, what I do mind is having to debate a mysterious phenomenon with people who themselves are largely anonymous hiding behind fictitious names or acronyms. It’s hard to take any outright criticism with any serious thought when people on this blog fear revealing their names but seemingly exhibit an odd sense of right that what they criticize publically can be said without any accountability. Real science doesn’t work that way. SUGGESTION: Update your blog accounts with REAL information about yourself, or use REAL NAMES when conveying your opinions. In fact, Kevin should make that one of the new rules.
2) Although many people here post on other blogs, I find on Kevin’s those contributing are largely and exclusively polarized into two camps. This offers no room for discussion and only opportunity for heated exchanges. Again, it’s not the heat that bothers me, it’s the fact that what people post is either “for ET” or “against ET” without any real exploration of the issue, or any level of open-mindedness to the multiple possibilities for explanation. SUGGESTION: Be tolerant of other hypothesizes that remain mainstream despite your conviction that your opinion is always and absolutely the right and only one.
a) ET visitors from distant stars or galaxies.
b) ET visitors from within our own planetary system (whether indigenous to one of our other planets, or transplanted from another star system to one).
c) Inter-dimensional entities more akin to that found in religious explanations and texts.
d) Time traveling future humans.
e) An indigenous and unknown race of intelligent beings from our own planet, or one transplanted and colonized here.
f) Exotic technology already developed by government superpowers that remains hidden in a deep black world controlled by free world partnerships between military and corporate organizations.
Any focus on future cases or discussion should take into account one or more of these theses. For all we know, the entire phenomenon may be due to one or more of the explanations listed – all occurring simultaneously.
I should offer one more hypothesis to add to the others above, and that being a hitherto unknown random series of natural phenomenon yet to be discovered.
I'm not sure why Tony Bragalia has again become a topic of conversation. He is a real person, had investigated a number of UFO cases, and had provided commentary on those cases in a variety of forums including this one. I have not published everything he has submitted (which, BTW, also suggests that anyone can submit an article or posting which I may or may not publish) because I thought the rhetoric was over the top. This discussion is fairly innocent, but I see no real point to it.
There are a number of people who use aliases here. I know who some are. There is no real way to police this because anyone can set up an email account, supply a fake bio, and have at it. Kurt Peters, for example, is obvious because we know that the "original" Kurt Peters was Karl Pflock. So, as long as the postings are cordial, relevant and interesting, I have no problem with that.
I will note that the US Constitution provides for free speech but that doesn't mean that there are not consequences for saying any damn thing you please. Donald Trump just said some things that he might believe to be true and he has the right to say them, but then we have the right not to listen. If others are offended by what he says, they have the right not to participate in various ventures with him... I guess that means that free speech isn't exactly free but then you can say whatever you want. There just might be consequences.
Before now, I probably should have noted in the Coyne helicopter case, I can envision a circumstance in which the helicopter would have been in a climb without the intervention of a UFO. I had meant to do that, just hadn't gotten around to it. It all has to do with the flight dynamics, weather, and wind conditions which might have caused extreme lift. It's not very likely, but it is a possibility.
Anyway, the point is this. As long as the comment is relevant, cordial and somewhat interesting, we all have no problems. Get nasty or silly and the comment is gone. Use a fake name but follow the rules and we will get along... use your real name, and we'll all be happier.
Yes that seems the only possibility. Our distant cousins.
creatures five to thirty million years their senior, once they find out. This is bound to happen at some time in the near future.
Citizens (aka humans) are not informed regarding the UFO/Alien situation, by their governments because of our probable reactions: anger, panic and depression.
We are being visited; but it's a puzzle we may not want to solve.
Kevin, just wondering if 'nasty' includes condescending? Someone on this blog has this tone in many of his/her comments, but I won't mention who that is. Makes me hesitant to post stuff on here. Sorry, just making an observation. I agree with your goal though and I've learned a lot from you. Thanks for that!
I would say, "Yes." Of course, I have been accused of being condescending when I haven't meant that at all. Sometimes wording offends, but I'm not always aware of that. So, yes, but I just might miss it.
The "indigenous" hypothesis, to me, is simply that - a hypothesis. I nearly mention since some sitings clearly have a "terrestrial" aspect to their behavior or momentary point of origin. The so called "messages" that some people claim they have received from "aliens" seem to directly contradict this theory however. But no one has ever proved that reported ET messages have any basis in truth, as they might easily be a lie, if such communication even exists.
While I do know humans have created deep underground facilities, I think the ocean floor is more a probable senario for habitation but obviously it remains currently unprovable.
One of the tenants of our democracy is anonymous 'free' speech (that which is protected by the 1st Amendment). None of us are really anonymous here, or anywhere. I'm registered on my Google account and this is a Google blog site. Frankly, I'd be suspicious of anyone who felt the need to Tor/VPN on this site. What's the point? Trolls seldom have anything worthwhile to add.
So here's to not having to read any more snarky comments...and no more warnings.
KDR wrote: "I'm not sure why Tony Bragalia has again become a topic of conversation. He is a real person, had investigated a number of UFO cases, and had provided commentary on those cases in a variety of forums including this one. I have not published everything he has submitted (which, BTW, also suggests that anyone can submit an article or posting which I may or may not publish) because I thought the rhetoric was over the top. This discussion is fairly innocent, but I see no real point to it."
Hi Kevin, I'm curious about him for the following reasons: Because he was such a central and outspoken player at critical points along this slide fiasco. He really drew-in a lot of attention. Also, because someone very knowledgeable about the Alien Autopsy thinks he is an invention, someone's sock puppet, that has been used to help create this fraud too. The person that suggested that possibility of the sock puppet or persona being used for such manipulative and devious purposes is fairly well known within the UFO community, and he uses his real name too. This person really thinks it's been a planned fraud, similar to the Alien Autopsy, that's been running along for years in the making. In fact, he thinks with certainty that some of the same people are involved from the Alien Autopsy too!
I think this crash and burn will last much longer than we might imagine considering many of the central players are moving right along with more books and appearances, etc. as if nothing significant happened.
I can think of a few ways Dew can still produce a documentary about all of this and make fools and/or comedy out of a lot of people involved. Was Dew someone's puppet, or was he the puppeteer with his silent partner(s)?
On another note, I have learned from a reliable source that Don and Tom did have the high resolution TIFF files at least recently. They really have some valuable evidence with these TIFF files, because of what it can tell us about willful fraud being committed by at least Dew potentially. I'm sure you can figure-out why that is.
Suddenly the argument of pro-UFO to anti-UFO has degenerated across the net into what I call a shame spiral. We are no longer trying to solve the problem of the phenomena, but instead mired in an acrimonious debate about how people are talking about it. You might recognize this bizarre turn in the conversation as an age-old form of internet rhetoric called tone policing. And the culprits of this are some the posters.
By the way, Kevin Randle is the proprietor of this blog. It is completely at his discretion and within his purview to moderate his blog as he deems appropriate. Nobody should expect some fictitious inalienable right to allow one to come into a private site with an expectation that whatever they post, no matter how egregious, must not be deleted by the proprietor.
Tony Stark wrote: "VERY similar to the censorship that currently occurs at "Rich Reynolds" blog with massive deletions of whole blog-threads!)"
How can we be civil if Ed Gehrman seems intent on turning every subject into a discussion about his stultaj monotreme theory?
"Citizens (aka humans) are not informed regarding the UFO/Alien situation, by their governments because of our probable reactions: anger, panic and depression."
I know what I could say in response, but wont. You probably know what you could say but wont.
The governments (which ones?) know NOTHING about any "UFO/alien situation", and they are not the least concerned by our "probable reactions" either.
For anyone who understands security clearances, special access programs, and TS/SI information I think there is a good probability that certain information can be protected.
"How can we be civil if Ed Gehrman seems intent on turning every subject into a discussion about his stultaj monotreme theory".
Would the citizens of the world be more upset by knowing that our visitors (who seem to be much more advanced and are able to abduct us at will) are from another star system or an earth evolved, advanced civilization. Would knowledge that they were our neighbors make you feel threatened or insecure? Or stultaj because you didn't realize this reality sooner.
I'm baffled with your confidence that our government, let alone the US government, would be so anxious to disclose information about ET contact, practically as soon as they know about it themselves.
Considering the lies that have been told us that have recently come to light(particularly through the "Blair years")...and considering the absolute lock-down on the Chilcot Report, I find your blinding faith that the government would have told us all about ET visitation (if it has happened) to be naive to the point of recklessly naive.
Kevin, Have you ever looked into the claims of the filming of a missie launch at Vandenburg AFB by a LT Jacobs and verified by his CO, at the time MAJ Mansmann. A very long time ago I received some info on this by Lee Graham which included 201 file info and even an OER on Jacobs. What I found stunning in the OER is the fact that Jacobs set up a tracking station at Point Arguilla. A book from 1969,"Aliens In The Skies" mentions that a film of this incident was capured from Port Arguilla! Something that neither Jacobs nor Mansmann appeared to be aware of. Here are two seperate unrelated claims of what may be a filming of the same incident from two seperate locations. The credibility of both Jacobs and Mansmann are excellent. I would hope at some point you would open a discussion on this if you were to look into it first. I appreciate your military background as you understand how it operates.
Each of us has a particular point of view; some jive with our beliefs, some don't. It's hard not to form opinions about where certain individuals stand on a particular subject, when they often make it abundantly, even uncivilly clear.
For example, I often disagree with Ed's comments, but I don't believe I ever jumped on him for them. I will try to limit my statements about others opinions to: "I totally disagree with that point, because...", or even "I totally disagree!" Or just ignore that post.
Kevin has made it clear that this is no longer a place for rambunctious verbal jousting. There are many other places for that. Flame wars are tiresome and outmoded anyway.
Are you really seriously suggesting that the official discovery of ET visits to earth is on a par with things like the Chilcot Report (probably meaningless to our US friends on this blog) and Tony Blair's various shenanigans over Iraq, etc?
I never said any government would inform the public as soon as they knew about ETs; these things take time and lots of study and research by scientists (all of whom would have to be in on the secret) to be verified. Months of work and zillions of papers would have to be produced and kept top secret, and the authorities would have to hope and pray that no other countries experienced ET visits while all this attempted secrecy took place.
There is simply no connection between ETs visiting earth (or being discovered in space) and things like terrestrial wars and the lies told to us by various politicians.
We have no control over the actions of ETs. None whatever.
Well...as we know governments have held things in deep secrecy before and if they have done that in the past they are capable of that now - maybe even to a much larger degree. The Manhattan Project reportedly had 200,000 people working on it, mostly compartmentalized, and involved collaboration between the US, Britain, and Canada, not to mention Soviet spies.
Today, those in the government research arena supposedly working on advanced technology report that they are required to sign documents which include a Presidential order that states they must give up their right to due process of the law before engaging in the work. If you wonder why some people do not leak information, it may be this reason alone. They have no rights when it comes to disclosing national secrets, so who would really consider becoming a whistle blower under such circumstances?
A recently retired Colonel who oversaw manpower for all of the USAF told me not so long ago that when US Defense and Aerospace contractors came calling for personnel, they took whomever they wanted and those people quote "disappeared" off official record and were simply gone for good and embedded deep into the world of black projects.
A recently retired US Army Sergeant Major, three times decorated for bravery in Afghanistan, who served in Recon told me there was an undisclosed Recon unit that used new technology that covered their vehicles in such a way that it made them "cloaked" (i.e. invisible) while stationary and while moving. This is the same advanced "active camouflage" used on large, undisclosed stealth surveillance aircraft often reported as UFO's.
So some people know some things, but only a few know the whole story.
You have made some valid points, but all these concern terrestrial (in fact internal US) matters, where the authorities can and do exert high control. But what happens if the authorities try and control the actions of unknown quantities like ETs, assuming such exist?
news instead of letting another country do so.
I know all this is hypothetical, but it does serve as a valid argument in favor of NOT being too secretive about such a discovery, if such a discovery were made.
"Hence it might even serve as a matter of national prestige if the US, upon discovering ETs on our planet, got in first with the news instead of letting another country do so."
I think that's a valid point to consider - national prestige and "who gets their first" international type competition.
I think it could also work the other way too - if you were the first to "discover" saucer technology, specifically alien technology, would you choose to reveal it or hide it? Given that the military generally takes over when anything unknown falls from the sky, I think they may be more inclined to think of the technology as something that can be "weaponized"...or at least explore it further (in secret) to see if you can exploit it BEFORE any other competitive nation can (allies or aggressors).
If the technology was advanced, but not valuable for defense, then I suppose you would release it with a lot of fan fair and hoopla that you were "the first" nation to discover ET.
But if the technology could be weaponized, then I think you would hide it from everyone (even some in your own military) for fear it might "get out" and be replicated by some other nation. In which case you would keep advancing the science from it to exploit it even further.
The one problem I have with the ET theory is the supposed "relationship" some claim they have with worldwide governments. If they are "here" for altruistic, benign, and "helpful" reasons...then why do they choose to work with governments who want to supposedly hide their secret and exploit their technology?
If such an alien were to exist, I submit they have their own agenda...and probably not one in our best interest.
Of course, its all speculation at this point.
Brian, I enjoy your posts. Let me opine that one problem our government may face is what if we are dealing with perhaps hundreds of Alien races, each with their own agenda, some friendly, some selfish. There may be issues involved in all this that we would find difficult to comprehend let alone do anything about. For example, what if some Alien races are telepathic. How would you create a defense against them unless you isolated certain skilled people and made certain they would not come into contact with such aliens. If aliens do exist, our best hope is to work and learn from those who are friendly and hopefully join them in the exploration of the universe. Most humans are curious creatures who want to learn. If Aliens exist I want to understand who they are, what their history is, what they view as being their purpose in the universe is, and for us to find out what our purpose in this universe is.
> Today, those in the government research arena supposedly working on advanced technology report that they are required to sign documents which include a Presidential order that states they must give up their right to due process of the law before engaging in the work.
This is a remarkably broad and sweeping assertion. I feel I need to challenge it as this allows conspiricists to invent any number of scenarios without providing positive evidence (in fact, the absence of evidence "proves" the secrecy assertion).
I am not a lawyer, but reading up relevant case law on the 'net, two things are clear: one must be fully informed of the circumstances when waving due process, and one always has an opportunity to challenge the waiver in court later (that is, due process is never waived in any absolute sense).
I don't claim to have proven my point, but I think I have provided enough information to cast doubt that such extreme agreements exist and are enforced.
First, Rich Reynolds can do with his blog whatever he feels appropriate because it is his blog. If he decides to delete posts or comments, he's free to do it. I've removed posts myself. I have learned that points I had made were in error so I deleted the posts and replaced them with better information. In one case the comments got so nasty so fast, that I took it down. But we who hosts blogs can do what we please for any reason that we please without providing justification.
Second, it seems clear here that some who visit do not subscribe to the extraterrestrial solution offering alternatives. I think that the possibility that thee is another sentient race hidden on our planet is remote but certainly not eliminated. Same for interdimentional beings and time travelers. Some of the more puzzling cases might be resolved by some undefined and rare natural phenomenon. And for some, there isn't much in the way of alternative solutions but they hold that there is no alien visitation.
So, while I disagree some some of the postings here, since we're remaining cordial and I haven't had to read about the alien autopsy or other such nonsense, then this is working out... though we seem to have drifted slightly off topic.
cda...."Are you really seriously suggesting that the official discovery of ET visits to earth is on a par with things like the Chilcot Report (probably meaningless to our US friends on this blog) and Tony Blair's various shenanigans over Iraq, etc?"
YES! And what's more. you're making the point much more succulently than I could have dreamt of! These people lie to us over relatively small things...ie...why the UK participated in regime change in Iraq, (for the record, something I totally endorsed).
We might have been lied to for the right reasons...but we were still lied to.
cda "I never said any government would inform the public as soon as they knew about ETs"
Time and again on KR's blog, over the years, I've read you saying just that!
I don't disagree, but am simply reporting what has been claimed by those working on supposed alien technology.
However, cilvilian case law is not quite the same as military case law and regulations - which vary to some degree. Military law is distinct and can be stretched to civil servants.
On due process - ask the prisoners at Guantanomo Bay if they have had due process after more than 10 years confinement without trial.
Governments can and do create laws that go beyond what is commonly reported in typical case proceedings.
I think if people working on highly classified projects (or alien technology) are asked to do this, then it isn't written down in the common manuals outlining standard procedures. There are many executive orders that remain classified - it is said this is one of them.
If interested you could read this 100 page DoD document on classification and special access programs for personnel. You will note several times it states "exceptions and waivers" to specific protocols can be granted with higher authority and justification.
Brian, you can't seriously compare a government contractor to a so-called "enemy combatant." When the US catches their own people selling government secrets, they put them on trial, not in a cell in Cuba. And you don't mean to imply that contractor are signing waivers that includes the clause "and we will put a bag over your head and waterboard you."
Hearsay that seems to have no basis in fact. Those stories about military insiders working with alien tech, you know how they turn out.
My reply to Brian Bell answers your latest posting. I have nothing further to add.
"...though we seem to have drifted slightly off topic."
What topic is under discussion? You have in fact specified only the 'topic' of having "a different perspective on a different perspective".
I didn't say "contractors"....I said civil service employees with reference to military jurisdiction. Civil service employees are not "contractors".
As far as hearsay goes - there's a lot of that on both sides of the polarized camps.
It seems one secondary comment from me and another initial comment from someone else here touched a nerve with Rich Reynolds. He actually posted a topic about it. I know Tony B. posted this at Kevin's blog, which seems to confirm posts get deleted there possibly for arbitrary reasons, but read on. That's not really the reason for this comment. I'm curious about this investigation... Any news known? Thanks.
Informed of my concerns about the hacking and theft, Reynolds has vindictively deleted all 50+ articles written over five years by me that have appeared on his blogs."
Did anything ever get learned about the hacking? According to Nick Redfern he was hacked too, and he has publicly expressed anger about it. Nick would like some personal skin or prosecution, if possible, but I know he said recently he knows nothing more about the investigation.
"...Civil service employees are not "contractors"..."
Neither are they military; they are 'citizens', just like the police, the politicians, judges, and us. Members of the military are subject to military law, non-members, to civil law.
How to earn $15,000 or more with one photo and a paper trail leading to the mummy.
This is old news, but Jaime Maussan has offered $10,000 dollars to anyone that provides the information that leads to the infamous alien-mummy's body. He did not say the body had to be seen but just proves that it is the actual body 'there' -meaning if buried, then proof it's the one. Maybe pics or video of it that proves it's buried there, or the docs leading back to the museum or location where it was before with a photo from there showing a match.
Otherwise, you can still get $5,000 dollars by just providing another photo of it that is good enough to prove the match. Even if it was at some museum he thinks there will be registration documents with at least one photo filed away in an archive for record keeping.
So, you might earn $15,000 with that photo and the paper trail that documents where the body is buried.
I honestly think if you've got really good information with an excellent photo, then you could easily DOUBLE that price. $30,000 would be the minimum, imo.
I believe Maussan already recanted his willingness to pay after the FOIA provided everything he was looking for - but didn't want to see or read. So it was a gimmick offer....not genuine in any respect at all.
Why do you think good information plus an excellent photo (of the mummy) would be worth anything at all? Who would pay an amount such as $30,000? What person or institution pays out money to expose fakery?
The exception might be if the said mummy was an important part of anthropology or other US history. But is it?
Did Maussan indicate _why_ he wants this information? Is this just a lame excuse to 'question' the provenance of the mummy?
To say his offer was silly is to be kind, but Blog Rules prevent me from using more appropriate language.
Really, I can't take this guy seriously. It's sad; he's not even good for a laugh.
No more posts from me on Maussan.
albert wrote: "Did Maussan indicate _why_ he wants this information?"
He says he is "secure" with his experts to know it can't be human, so he thinks the additional picture(s) and/or "alien" mummified remains or burial location might give him a chance to get a DNA sample or enough "more information" to confirm or not what it really is.
The new conspiracy ideas are that the alien is secured somewhere hidden and unavailable by the PTB, OR finding it will have more proof that it can't be human. He's betting any additional pics and documentation will actually somehow help to further prove their case.
It might be true that if some museum has/had these mummified remains there will be documentation with pictures still available. Someone that works or worked at the museum will know about the record keeping, and when, where, how the mummified remains were given to tribal nations. I would think even the tribal documentation of the receipt and burial information should still exist.
Also, the FBI apparently collected remains from private owners that had mummified remains on public display to do DNA testing and/or to return the remains for burial. IF true, then the FBI should have a lot of documentation. Maybe a lot of that information could be found with FOIA requests.
Sure, this is a publicity stunt, but finding the docs and pics and location of the mummified remains is still a worthy cause. A lot of people reading this will live near museums or may know of private collections, so earning some cash [hopefully] and being an investigator may be worthwhile for someone to do. It would put the final nail in the Roswell Slide Show, and that alien myth can be put to rest once and for all.
I would personally find it very interesting to know its final resting place and the additional documentation and pictures. Some people that still believe will finally change their minds and realize it's not ET.
It makes sense that the FBI might be involved, as Native Americans have their own police, and come under Federal jurisdiction (so does property, such as relics, belonging to NA tribes).
As for DNA testing, putting aside the highly unlikely possibility of Maussan paying for it, I don't think it would accomplish anything. Doubtless other 'child mummies' have been tested. If the results were 'non-human', that would be interesting, but if not, that wouldn't eliminate the possibility that the mummy was of ET origin. Anthropologists might be interested, but that's about it.
I personally know some folks who will _never_ give up the Not Roswell Slides Alien Theory.
Wow, someone already found the photo matches and chain of custody, so only one mystery remains. Exactly where are the mummy remains?
This guy deserves the "photo match" cash having already done the work it seems. If the docs already clearly show the records of transference to the last location, then there has to be a record there how it was turned over to the tribal council for burial. So, Shepherd Johnson has really found the chain of custody that has the photo match proof too.
But knowing the final resting place would still be very interesting. Chris at the Paracast is relying on tribal contacts to find the final resting place.
Shepherd Johnson already did most of the work for everyone, so he deserves the money, imo. Maybe a donation to the caretakers of its final resting place is in order, especially, a huge donation from Jaime Maussan.
Shepherd Johnson contacted me on May 12, and the conversation centered on finding documentation on the mummified child's body depicted in the "Roswell Slides." After finding that National Park Service had both documents and photographs, Shepherd decided to file a Freedom of Information Act request for the records.
He filed his FOIA May 13, and there's a record of it online. Shepherd Johnson's request for this is on the NPS FOIA log on page 47. There's no listing for another such request.
@albert, first, there is NOT ONE of our founding documents that mentions or lauds ANONYMOUS speech. None, not one, not specifically, not by synonym, not one. Kevin has decided to tolerate ACs who speak with authority from the shadows and that is his right as this is his blog. I can't help but spot the irony of one of these ACs challenging the integrity, courage or veracity of others. Specific example in this thread, an AC challenging AJB. I'm just saying... For myself, I have no problem owning my input/feedback.
@Brian, your three points were right on target and well said.
What chaps me about recent blog discussions?
1) The discussion has been too polarized and I see name-calling as one of the primary catalysts. While both sides engage, one is clearly leading the mudslinging and the "he started it" excuse didn't work for me on the playground 45 years ago, so I am glad that Kevin has decided it doesn't work here.
2) One poster intimated that it is more morally courageous to leap to an unsupported mundane explanation than to say "I don't know" as the available information is not conclusive. I get so tired of folks blaming poor Okham for their leaps of mundane fantasy. For the record, Okham (also referred to as Occam) was a follower of logic, who, in an attempt to provide a methodology for evaluating positions recommended favoring the position that required the fewest assumptions. Wouldn't it be something if skeptics actually followed this methodology rather than bastardizing it to justify the most mundane (although unsupported) explanation. But I digress... It is also popular to quote Carl Sagan's statement that "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence". Carl is a bright guy, but I am pretty sure he didn't carry this little quip down off a mountain written on stone tablets. This "statement" represents his "opinion", so while Carl is certainly a credible witness, this does not relieve the skeptics of supporting their position with evidence. I am not trying to start a fight, just trying to encourage a fact-based, rather than a knee-jerk phrase based discussion. I think there are some smart people here and I would like the watch the debate.
3) I similarly get tired of folks who think if they state their position often enough, no matter how ludicrous, it gains credibility. Fortunately, Kevin and my fellow Iowan moved on and stopped with the conspiratorial silliness, but I would like to see a "one and done" approach with the Lizard men, etc., tin foil hat wearing conspiracist silliness as I think it demeans the entire discussion.
I do agree with the point, that regardless of who submits the posts, if Kevin choses to post it here, it implies his endorsement. I strongly suggest no more posts from AJB or any similarly questionable sources.It is so easy for someone to start or post to their own blog, there is no reason to allow them to use this venue in lieu of their own. Like the AC discussion, "OWN YOUR INPUT/FEEDBACK".
"AC" is "anonymous commenter", is that right?
And if/since people sign in to Google accounts or other to post here, how exactly does that make them anonymous? Sorry to seem so dense but I have problems keeping up sometimes when acronyms are used that I am not famiiar with, or there are a lot of references to past discussions and so on. As a new person, it can kind of make my head spin.
Also, what constitutes an "authority" in terms of posting in this comments section? I see people referencing this but I don't know what they mean by it. It's sometimes difficult to tell if it's written tongue-in-cheek or not.
That's all, really - I do have opinions but am now sufficiently intimidated, so I probably won't post much, if at all. Just would like to understand the terms you are using. Any clarity would be appreciated.
I do agree with you. Overuse of acronyms is tiresome. There are of course some that are known to everyone but others that are only known to a select few, but we are stuck with them on these blogs.
AC stands for 'alternating current' from my schooldays, but not in the internet world, it seems. I assumed that it meant 'anonymous contributor' which is close to your own deduction.
Even such things as AFAIK (as far as I know) and BTW (by the way) seem unnecessary, but I have got used to them now.
AJB stands for Anthony J. Bragalia - a person who contributes a lot, or who DID contribute a lot, to this and other blogs. He seems to have gone quiet of late, due to his exposure as a bit of a dupe on the Roswell slides affair. He is, or maybe was, someone who can rightly be referred to as 'besotted with Roswell'.
Thank you, cda, for your reply! In my world, AC also stands for "air conditioning" heh.
AJB...ok, got it. Hard to know all the players without a scorecard, it seems. My UFO-ish knowledge comes mostly from books I read pre-2000, and, although it seems a lot of the same people are still writing and investigating, there are more of whom I have never heard. Getting back up to speed is going to perhaps be more effort than I would like, but I'll give it a shot.
Again, thanks for the explanation, cda.
Again, I can't help but see the paradox of two ACs discussing the meaning of AC. If you check the wikipedia page for Slashdot under Peer Moderation you will see my definition. I echo the ACs kudos to Kevin. Other than this thread, I don't plan to engage with ACs. If they lack the courage to own their input, I don't deem them worthy of dialogue.
What's being referred to here is that posters to this blog commonly have no real name associated with their postings. They have fictitious names or use acronyms that may or may not be authentic. Basically they are hiding.
Example: If I click on "muse" I get a blank profile. If you click on mine or Rusty's it goes to a Google page with a profile. We are people using our real identities.
Like Rusty, I feel those who don't want to share their real identities lose something in their credibility - also their arguments seem weaker no matter how loud or nasty they get.
It's easy to hide behind a fake name because you don't need to be accountable for your attacks, slanders, or aggressive words.


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Despite a 1H profit slide, Hong Kong-listed Value Partners said it intends to open offices in Malaysia and the US and possibly launch a ‘core China’ fund in Europe.
In Malaysia, the firm will explore managing shariah-compliant funds as well as roll out quantitative investment strategies with a Southeast Asia focus.
“The plan is to have the shariah funds locally-managed,” according to a spokeswoman for the firm. “They could potentially be sold to other Asean markets such as Indonesia.
Additionally, by the end of the year, the firm expects to open a US office in Boston to strengthen fund distribution to institutional investors in North America, where management believes there is growing demand for China and Asia investments.
The group is headquartered in Hong Kong and has offices in Singapore and London.
In March, the firm’s UK subsidiary was permitted by the Financial Conduct Authority to provide regulated products. Currently, the firm distributes five equity funds and one fixed income fund in Europe. These include two Greater China equity funds, a global emerging market (GEM) equity fund and a GEM bond fund. Both GEM funds were launched last year in Europe.
The firm said it is considering launching a “core-China” equity fund in Europe, which will focus on China A- and H-shares.
In the same statement, the firm announced the interim financial results for the first six months of the year.
Net profit slid 11.5% to HK$194m ($24.75m) year-on-year after posting a historic high annual profit in 2017. The firm explained in the statement that the decrease was due to some mark-to-market losses on the investments under a weaker market backdrop.
During the first half, revenue continued to be driven by management fees and performance fees. Revenue rose 27.4% to HK$958m while gross management fees were up 30.4% to HK$712.9m and gross performance fees saw 127.4% growth to HK$50.7m.
At the end of June, the total AUM gathered from the mainland surpassed the $1bn market, up 30% compared to end-2017, the firm reported. Officials attributed the growth to new mandates, strong inflows into existing accounts and the launch of the first private fund management (PFM) product under its fully-owned entity in Shanghai.
The investment management wholly-foreign owned enterprise was granted a licence to manage private funds in November. The qualification enables Value Partners to distribute funds that invest in China to domestic high net worth and institutional investors.
As of the end of June, the AUM of its first PFM fund stood at around RMB150m, comprised of mostly client money invested and a minority of internal seed capital, according to the financial statement. The fund charges a performance fee, similar to most of its absolute return equity funds available elsewhere.
In July, the Shanghai entity registered two more equity funds targeting professional investors in China. All the onshore funds are managed by the Shanghai-based investment team, led by the firm’s investment director and head of China business Yu Xiaobo.
Additionally, the applications to distribute its flagship classic fund and a high dividend stock fund via the Mutual Recognition of Funds scheme are still pending approval by the Chinese regulator. Once approved, the products will be available for sale to retail and institutional investors in China.

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What do you all play besides Warzone?
My main games are town of salem, victoria 2, Crusader kings 2, Hearthstone, and few other games if im really bored. What about all of you?
I betcha everyone on here plays slither.o or roblox.
So to fit in I’ll say that.
All Diplo players need to play EU4 or V2. It's truly what they're missing from their lives.
The last one is in beta stage.

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People use the term “modern” in a variety of ways, often very loosely, with a lot of implied associations of new, contemporary, up-to-date, and technological. We know the difference between a modern society and one that remains tied to the past and it usually has less to do with art and more to do with technology and industrial progress, things like indoor plumbing, easy access to consumer goods, freedom of expression, and voting rights. In the 19th century, however, modernity and its connection with art had certain specific associations that people began recognizing and using as barometers to distinguish themselves and their culture from earlier nineteenth century ways and attitudes.
Cite this page as: Dr. Parme Giuntini, "Becoming Modern, an introduction," in Smarthistory, August 8, 2015, accessed April 24, 2019, https://smarthistory.org/becoming-modern-an-introduction/.

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The Planning Board has worked hard to create a simple, transparent, and efficient project review process. The information provided on this page is intended to publicly share all the necessary documentation needed by an applicant prior to submitting a project for review to the Planning Board. If at any point questions arise please contact the Planning Board Office via email, phone, and / or by stopping into the office.
The Planning Board reviews projects pursuant to the Building Commissioner's determination, the Framingham Zoning By-Law, the Framingham General By-Laws, and the Master Land Use Plan. Below are the Forms / Applications for the various projects pursuant to the specific regulations. Please download and fill out the applicable applications for your project listed below - if you have any questions please contact the Planning Board Office.
Pursuant to the Rules and Regulations of the Framingham Planning Board, Article: 14 Regulations Governing Fees and Fees Schedules - all projects shall be required to submit the appropriate application fee prior to review by the Planning Board.
Pre-Technical Review Team (TRT) Meeting - The TRT meets on a bi-weekly basis on the first and third Wednesday per month. Project information and/or site plans are required to be submitted one week prior to the desired pre-TRT meeting.
Planning Board Application and Public Hearing Submittal – The Planning Board meets three to four times per month. New Applications and supporting materials need to be submitted to the Planning Board Office by Wednesday, three weeks prior to the desired public hearing (for example, if a project would like to be on the October 25, 2018 agenda, documents need to be submitted to the Planning Board Office no later than 5:00pm on October 3, 2018).
New Information for a Project in the Public Hearing Process – New information for a project under review by the Planning Board needs to be submitted no later than Friday prior to the desired meeting (for example, projects on the October 25, 2018 Planning Board Agenda need to be submitted to the Planning board Office no later than October 19, 2018 at noon).
Please contact the Planning Board Office by emailing Amanda Loomis, calling us by phone at (508) 532-5450, or stop by during office hours.

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Over 150 years ago, the father-son glassmaking team of Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka created a glass menagerie of over 800 marine invertebrate models, documenting life in oceans untouched by climate change and human impacts. They were captivated by sea slugs, octopus, squid, anemones, and even soft corals, and they spun their likeness into exquisite glass replicas. As described in A Sea of Glass, my quest to find what living representatives remain of the Blaschka’s subjects was surprisingly successful, even though their variety and numbers have dwindled since they were first captured in glass. Sadly, their losses are accelerating beyond expectation due to climate-related impacts such as ocean acidification and warming seas, particularly for coral reefs. The devastation this year is shocking. According to a new report in the journal Science, coral reefs around the globe have been devastated by the world’s largest bleaching event. Only 7 percent of all Great Barrier Reefs are unaffected, and in the northern GBR, 80 percent of reefs are severely affected. Over half the live coral has died on these severely affected reefs, once the most vibrant on the GBR. This means vast tracts of reef are no longer good habitat for all the extraordinary biodiversity and fisheries wealth that once lived there.
Things are even worse in other places, like the tiny country of Kiribati where Dr Julia Baum of The University of Victoria estimates that 80 percent of the coral cover died. Those of us who study infectious disease know its not over yet; the remaining live, but severely stressed corals in both the GBR and Kiribati will still be susceptible to waves of lethal infectious disease yet to come.
Even before this disastrous year, coldwater corals that the Blaschkas once captured in glass, like the stunning precious red coral (Corallium rubrum) and the golden cup coral (Astroides calycularis) from the Mediterranean, have experienced multiple mass mortalities due to heat stress.
There is much that can be done to reverse the impacts of climate change; it is the grand challenge of our time, and our reward for success will be an ocean full of nature’s masterpieces. Otherwise, in fifty years it may be that all we’ll have left is our sea in glass.
Drew Harvell is Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell University and Curator of the Blaschka Marine Invertebrate Collection. Her research on the sustainability of marine ecosystems has taken her from the reefs of Mexico, Indonesia, and Hawaii to the cold waters of the Pacific Northwest. She is a Fellow of the Ecological Society of America and the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, a winner of the Society of American Naturalist Jasper Loftus-Hills Award, and a lead author of the oceans chapter in the recent U.S. Climate Change Assessment. She has published over 120 articles in journals such as Science, Nature, and Ecology and is coeditor of The Ecology and Evolution of Inducible Defenses.

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Treatment with the radiolabelled somatostatin analog Lu-DOTATATE for advanced pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors.
A Novel Membrane Estrogen Receptor Activated by STX Induces Female Sexual Receptivity through an Interaction with mGluR1a.
Epidermal growth factor receptor transactivation is necessary for glucagon-like peptide-1 to protect PC12 cells from apoptosis.
Decreased autonomic modulation of heart rate and altered cardiac sympathovagal balance in patients with Cushing's syndrome: role of endogenous hypercortisolism.
Treatment of metastatic neuroendocrine tumors of the thymus with capecitabine and temozolomide: a case series.
Testosterone replacement therapy improves QTaVI in hypogonadal men with spinal cord injury.
Corticosterone synthesis inhibitor metyrapone preserves changes in maternal behavior and neuroendocrine responses during immunological challenge in lactating rats.
Quantification in (68)Ga-DOTA(0)-Phe(1)-Tyr(3)-octreotide positron emission tomography/computed tomography: can we be impartial about partial volume effects?

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Updating your remote firmware ensures you have access to the latest features, fixes, and security updates. To see what's included in each of our updates, please see our Harmony release notes.
Follow the directions below to check the current firmware version for your Harmony hub‑based remote, 950, Ultimate One or Harmony Touch.
Navigate to MENU, then > About > Versions.
Navigate to Menu, then > Settings > General > About.
If you're using firmware version 4.x or higher you're able to update your firmware directly from the remote's touchscreen, by using the Harmony mobile app or by using the MyHarmony desktop software.
If you're using firmware version 3.x, you must use the MyHarmony desktop software to update your firmware.
Navigate to Menu ( or ) > Settings > Sync Remote.
Navigate to MENU > Harmony Setup > Sync.
All remotes, regardless of their firmware version, may update using the MyHarmony desktop software.
Launch the MyHarmony desktop software and select your remote from the Remote Gallery.
Click Sync in the upper right-hand corner, you may need to connect your remote (or hub) to your computer for this step.
Follow the on-screen prompts until your remote has finished syncing.
Visit our support articles: Harmony isn't being detected by the computer, or Harmony fails to sync.
Whenever a new firmware update is available, Harmony Express will automatically upgrade to it. If you would like to manually check for, and upgrade your software, follow the steps below. Automatic updates cannot be disabled.
Launch the Harmony Express app and tap Room Settings.
Within the Firmware section, tap Check for update.
Follow the on-screen instructions to finish updating your firmware.

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in capital commitments to HPC was proportionately contributed by 9 Thai commercial banks – namely, Bangkok Bank, Siam Commercial Bank, Krungthai Bank, Government Savings Bank, Kasikornbank, Export-Import Bank of Thailand, Bank of Ayudhya, Thanachart Bank, and TMB Bank. As for long-term senior debts under the typical limited-recourse project financing scheme, the financial close took place in August 2010; while the first drawdown was made in October 2010.
In addition to senior loan facilities, shareholders are committed to back-end equity injection.


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And here is one project that makes me feel very well and I cannot but share with you.
Omari Bookal is a young student who together with his friends cooperate with a national “Tigers for Tigers” coalition who’s sole mission is to save the tiger!
What started as a school project for an entrepreneurship class developed into a wonderful idea – making “tiger” natural soaps, sell them and give part for saving bengal tigers.
However, to start this business, some initial capital is needed, so Omari and his friends have started a kickstarter project to raise the necessary capital for their soapmaking company.
Please, share this wonderful idea and if you can, support! – there is only 20 days to go!
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A lfreton Town are offering massively reduced admission to younger supporters for all three of the club's home league games throughout February.
Following on from three recently discounted home games which had varying degrees of success, the club are now piloting a different scheme whereby young supporters - who are seen as the future of the club - are being encouraged to attend Alfreton home games at greatly reduced prices.
The club are offering under-16s admission to all home games in February at just £1 per game and young adults (17-21) at just £5 each per home game.
The home games affected are against Hyde on February 1, Aldershot Town on February 15 and Gateshead on February 22.
Director John Glasby explained the decision: "The information gathered from the recent experiment with lower admission prices is still being studied by the club.
"Our initial observations are that the gates against Braintree and Southport were encouraging, whereas the attendance for the Dartford match was extremely disappointing.
"There are however, many factors which need to be taken into account - for instance we had no local Football League sides playing at home on the dates of the Braintree and Southport games. Does that mean that floating supporters will only come to Alfreton when nothing else is available?
"When we had competition (Dartford) the attendance was poor, or was it poor because it was so close to Christmas?
"The overall financial receipts for the Braintree and Southport fixtures were above the club's season's average but the Dartford fixture was considerably below, and of course none of the three fixtures provided the club with the levels of income that it actually requires."
Glasby feels that some of the findings were very encouraging, especially the number of under-16s and young adults who attended the pilot scheme games.
"The club was particularly encouraged by the numbers of young fans that attended each fixture and it is in these areas that the club has planned it's next initiative" he explained.
"The club are unable to significantly change their pricing mid-season as this would be unfair to existing season ticket and ten-match ticket holders, and therefore the headline matchday price will remain at £18 on the gate on the day of each home game.
"But, we do encourage non ticket holders to make use of the club's Early Bird and Group Saver Ticket arrangements as the success of these will encourage the club to believe that fans really do want cheaper prices. At the moment most of these are sold to visiting fans, a fact which continues to astound us!"
"Miracles 'on the field' have only taken the club three seasons in the Conference Premier, miracles 'off the field' may take a little longer!" ended Glasby.
Alfreton are without a game this Saturday and are next in action next Thursday (January 16) when they are at home to Tamworth. This game, which kicks-off at 7.45pm, is also being televised live by BT Sport.

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Harvest season is approaching and with it comes the risk of fire on combines and other agricultural trucks. In fact, it is estimated that nearly 700 of these types of fires occur yearly and cause over 10 million dollars in property damage. This statistic doesn’t even take into account lost time and downed crops or the expenses of injury or death.
Although it is not possible to completely prevent combine fires, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk and, if a fire does happen, to reduce the damage.
Keep your machine clean. Power wash to remove residue, oil, and also grease. Regularly blow accumulated chaff and debris off and remove anything that has wrapped around moving parts. Check any areas where chaff can accumulate, like housing for lights or wires.
Keep wiring and fuses in good condition and ensure they are properly insulated.
Check lubricant levels and grease all fittings.
Inspect belts for wear and ensure correct tension to reduce friction.
Check bearings for excessive heat as they are a major cause of combine fires.
Ensure the exhaust system is free of leaks, damage or accumulated residue.
Regularly inspect fuel lines and check that all connections are tight.
Wipe up any fuel spills immediately.
Allow the engine to cool for at least 15 minutes before refueling.
Always have two 10-lb ABC fire extinguishers on hand, both fully charged. These will fight type A (crop residue), type B (fuel oil) and type C (electrical) fires. Place one in the cab and mount the other in a location accessible from the ground for easy access if the cab is on fire.
If a fire occurs call 911 first, then take steps to put it out.
Drive away from crops or areas of debris that could also ignite.
Turn off the engine before using the extinguisher so that the fan does not prevent the extinguisher from reaching the fire.
Once the fire is out, observe it closely for a period of time to ensure it does not reignite. 67% of combine fires are not fully extinguished and this could also lead to a reflash.
The risk of fire extends to other agricultural trucks as well, such as liquid fertilizer tanks and agricultural tanks. It is vital to keep all machinery in good repair. Also, be cautious of areas with tall vegetation or dry grass. Manifolds and exhaust pipes can reach temperatures of 500°F to 1000°F which will easily ignite dry grass. Catalytic converters can reach 1400°F to 1600°F at which greener vegetation will ignite.
Any vehicle with low ground clearance, including pickup trucks and cars is a particular hazard.
At Osco, we ensure that all of our agricultural trucks, fire apparatus, fuel trucks, water trucks and vacuum trucks meet the highest safety standards. With prevention and preparation, you can ensure that your field practices do too.

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The Philippines and Indonesia are the world’s two largest producers of coconuts and exporters of coconut based products.
The majority of the coconut farmers are smallholders and tenants, cultivating less than four hectares of land who are seldom organised in functioning farmer groups and cooperatives.
This gives rise to a number of challenges including: little or no economies of scale, lack of financing and training resources, and a rigid supply chain, which increase the farmers’ dependence on middlemen and perpetuates inefficient and unsustainable agricultural practices.
By working with the smallholder farmers and teaching them better practices, the main goal of the development partnership is to increase their incomes and economic self-sufficiency by improving the productivity of their farms.
This will be achieved through training on Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), inter-cropping and enhanced farm management skills, and the strengthening of farmer groups.
Around 3000 smallholder farmers in the Philippines and 300 in Indonesia will benefit from the programme. Out of this group, around 800 smallholder farmers will receive additional training on the Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) standards in order to apply for Rainforest Alliance certification.
The partnership is also working on establishing a chain of custody for certified material to help increase transparency along the supply chain.
Cargill, which owns and operates copra-buying stations and crushing plants, is providing training to smallholder farmers and setting up the structures for certification.
The crude and refined oil produced by Cargill is then further processed by BASF and Procter & Gamble (P&G) for ingredients in the home and personal care and in the nutrition and health markets. Together, the private partners bring in the understanding of and experience in the coconut oil market mechanisms and trends.
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) contributes to the project with its expertise in capacity building on farmers’ level as well as in implementing GAP and sustainability standards.
GIZ also steers the project and manages its implementation on the ground, working closely with government agencies including Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) and the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) in the Philippines.
The project builds on a preceding development partnership — Nucleus of Change — implemented in General Santos in the Philippines by Cargill, BASF and GIZ from 2011 to 2015.
During this partnership over 1000 smallholder farmers were trained and the first 300 coconut smallholder farmers became the world’s first Rainforest Alliance Certified TM coconut farms.
Natividad Beligolo from the Sarangani Province in the Philippines was one of the farmers, who was trained in GAP, such as the right use of fertilisers, intercropping and replanting.
He said: “Through certification I earned additional income from premiums, which is a big help to our family to sustain our everyday lives — more food on the plate and ensuring education to our children."


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Christmas decorating at my Nook Cottage 2018.
Design plans, floor plans and 3D renderings for a screen porch and sunporch in a house in Massachusetts. Designed by Linda Merrill. Follow us! Website: http://www.LindaMerrill.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/linda_merrill/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Surroundings https://www.pinterest.com/linda_merrill Don't forget to subscribe!
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I've finally updated my press clippings to include my most recent interviews and published works. I hope you will take a moment (well, less than 2 minutes!) to check it out! Follow us! Website: http://www.LindaMerrill.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/linda_merrill/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Surroundings https://www.pinterest.com/linda_merrill Don't forget to subscribe!
Interior design projects are big investments and many fear making commitments because they can't see what it's all going to look like. In this video, I share my unique method of "showing" my designs to my clients so they can fully "see" what it's going to look like. My Artistic 3D Renderings are a unique blend of traditional CAD (Computer Aided Designs) methods combined with the addition of images of real furnishings and finishes to make for a truly realistic look. Take a look, follow my page, follow my blog and let me know if you have any questions. Visit my website at: http://www.lindamerrill.com Follow my blog at: http://www.lindamerrill.com/blog Follow my YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjMVubzXpmnfQNiu-rxsQMA?view_as=subscriber Please like or share this video!
Highlights from the Newburyport, Massachusetts, Holiday House Tour 2018 sponsored by the Custom House Maritime Museum. All photos (c) Linda Merrill. More on the blog https://lindamerrill.com/2018/12/28/newburyport-holiday-house-tour-2018-high-street-edition/ with links to other posts.
Some of my work all wrapped up in a tidy little video for my Facebook business page header.


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Bristol-Myers Squibb is a global BioPharma company firmly focused on its Mission to discover, develop and deliver innovative medicines that help patients prevail over serious diseases.
After discussions with both the UK and USA it was decided that the tour should be extended to 3 months and that Roadshow Promotions were the ideal company to provide the vehicle and conversion services.
We took a pre-existing converted bus that matched several of the basic requirements i.e. Central door, blocked in windows, mains electricity network and began to convert the bus interior to suit Bristol-Myer Squibbs concept.
To the lower saloon we installed a 4.5kw generator to supply all the mains electricity the bus would require, installed a kitchen and kitchen bar to the lower deck forward wheelarch areas, leather seating to the rear, covered the walls and ceilings in brand coloured material and carpet to the floor and finally installed two LED TV's a 21" to the rear of the stairs and 32" LED TV to the rear wall.
To the upper saloon we installed a series of worktops to form the "zoned" areas, we also covered the walls and ceiling with brand coloured material and floor with carpet, last but not least we installed a 32" LCD TV to the rear with a leather corner seat under.

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Craig Wasserman, a native of Southern California grew up in Dairy Valley, which is now known as Cerritos, located in Orange County. Growing up he was a skateboarder who loved tennis and excelled at football, earning the nickname Nails for being as tough as nails.
He began his college career at Cerritos Junior College and transferred to UCLA where he graduated with a degree in Political Science. Once he graduated he made the decision to go to Law School and enrolled at Western State University in Fullerton, CA where he successfully passed the California State Bar Exam on his 1st attempt.
Over the next 5 years Craig worked at several different law firms practicing litigation. He worked long hours preparing successful cases for his bosses with little recognition in return. Fed up for not reaping the fruits of his labor, Craig decided to open his own Law Firm. He continued on to practice business litigation, workers compensation law, and personal injury cases. Through word of mouth he became very successful.
In the year 2000, Craig and his little brother Marc began to work in the same office but separately operated their own law firms. Craig, having more experience than his brother, mentored Marc for several years before they decided to join forces, becoming The Pot Brothers at Law. It was Craig’s son Jarrett who influenced him to concentrate on cannabis law. Jarrett wanted to start a business in the marijuana industry leaving Craig and his brother Marc determined to learn all they could to prepare him, ensuring he stayed compliant with the law.
When Craig is not working or spending time with his children, he and his wife, spend their free time with his motorcycle club, The Horsemen; riding, hanging out or giving back to the community through toy drives or donations to children organizations. Another hobby close to Craig’s heart is shooting his favorite gun, the 9mm Browning Semi Automatic, one of the safest guns available.
With over 30 years of legal experience and extensive knowledge regarding cannabis laws, Craig continues to utilize the platforms he’s helped develop to educate and advocate for others who wish to professionally and legally work in the cannabis industry.
Whether you are acquiring, selling, or merging, it is important that you understand your rights throughout the process and how to ensure that your business follows up on all regulations.
Works tirelessly to provide strong and innovative representation to each client.
Pot Brothers at law works tirelessly to provide strong and innovative representation to each client and to grow their business, access capital, and raise their profile on a national and international level. Whether you are a publicly traded company or a developing start-up, our goal is always to focus on delivering an unmatched quality of representation and obtain the absolute best results.
Setting up the appropriate business entity to apply for local permitting and state licensing.
Craig and Marc Wasserman are the trusted voices in the medical cannabis community.
By taking pride in the local, national and international cannabis movement for legalization, Pot Brothers California'a Top Medical Marijuana Lawyers are receiving recognition for providing innovative representation to their clients. Craig Wasserman states, "Our considerable experience and far reaching network allows us to develop unique strategies tailor made to the growing needs of our clients.

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text: Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center was scheduled to launch a Proton-M/Blok DM-03 Enhanced rocket as part of the 3 x Glonass-M (Kosmos 2488, Kosmos 2489, Kosmos 2490) mission. The launch window for the Navigation mission was on Sun, Dec 5th, 2010, 5:25 AM EST from 81/24 (81P), Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan. The status of the launch was Failed. Don’t miss this exciting rocket launch! Watch the launch video of the Proton-M/Blok DM-03 Enhanced and experience the excitement for yourself.

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text: The typical Lowe's Cashier salary is $10. Cashier salaries at Lowe's can range from $8 - $16. This estimate is based upon 5 Lowe's Cashier salary report(s) provided by employees or estimated based upon statistical methods. When factoring in bonuses and additional compensation, a Cashier at Lowe's can expect to make an average total pay of $22,397 . See all Cashier salaries to learn how this stacks up in the market.

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You know a place has its meat-free options sorted when you find you almost prefer the vegan version of your favourite Thai dish. The massaman curry here is a ripper. We don’t know how but they’ve managed to get those deep savoury notes into the creamy sauce and then padded it out with potato, tofu, mushrooms, snow peas, broccoli and peanuts. It also comes with a side of nutty, filling quinoa and brown rice so that you’re filled to the corners for just shy of $14. Satay skewers of tofu and button mushrooms are an excellent substitute for the meaty versions of this South East Asian street snack, and do not leave without a little parcel of sticky rice wrapped around a sweet taro filling with a slick of coconut cream over the top. These guys get a gold star for their inclusive attitude. Yes, they serve meat, but they have a vegan version of almost everything on the menu, which makes group dining blissfully easy.
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text: You may remember my Friendly Friday post from last month with my friend, Misha Nonoo, where I was swooning over her new personalized blazer dress. Now, I have one of my own and I am OBSESSED. The piece is incredibly versatile – you can wear it as a dress, as a blazer, open with the monogram or closed to hide it. As you all know, I like adding timeless pieces to my wardrobe and this is definitely one of those pieces.


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Art and technology combine for a world first with Marina Abramovic, the pioneering performance artist, and the presentation of her latest performance: The Life in Mixed Reality (a wearable augmented experience).
The Life is a new performance piece, lasting 19 minutes, that builds on the artist’s long-standing fascination with the notion of material absence. The use of Mixed Reality allows Abramovi? to further explore how to use her own body as subject and object, mapping new territory at the intersection of technology and performance. The Life is produced by Tin Drum, a US/UK studio that works exclusively in Mixed Reality.
Abramovic’s use of this new, evolving technology reflects her engagement in the broader social and historical constructs of our times. As a collaborator throughout the creative process, Tin Drum has focused on representing the authenticity of the Abramovi?’s vision, creating a recurring performance that only this Mixed Reality technology can provide. “The fact that the project can be repeated anywhere in the world while I am not there is mind-blowing. I can be present in any spot on the planet,” says Abramovi?.
To experience the performance, audience members will be provided with Magic Leap One lightweight wearable spatial computing devices, before entering the main gallery space. Unlike Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality will allow the gallery and other visitors to be completely visible as part of the experience. A roped, five-metre circle will be at the centre of the gallery where the digital representation of Abramovi? will be visible through the Magic Leap One device. Visitors will be free to explore the movements of the artist as if she were actually in the room.
To create The Life, Abramovic went through the entire performance in an extensive volumetric capture process – an authentic, moving, photographic representation of the human form – which is only possible in a few studios around the world (in this case, 4D Views in France).
Since the beginning of her career in Belgrade during the early 1970s, Marina Abramovic has pioneered performance art, creating some of the form’s most important early works. The body has always been both her subject and medium. Exploring her physical and mental limits, she has withstood pain, exhaustion, and danger in her quest for emotional and spiritual transformation.
Abramovic was awarded the Golden Lion for Best Artist at the 1997 Venice Biennale. In 2008, she was decorated with the Austrian Commander Cross for her contribution to art history. In 2010, Abramovi? had her first major U.S. retrospective and simultaneously performed for over 700 hours in The Artist is Present at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In 2014, she completed the three-month performance 512 Hours at the Serpentine Gallery in London. Abramovi? founded Marina Abramovic Institute (MAI), a platform for immaterial and long-durational work, to create new possibilities for collaboration among thinkers of all fields. The institute inhabited its most complete form to date in 2016 in collaboration with NEON in As One, Benaki Museum, Athens.
Her most recent publication is Walk Through Walls: A Memoir, Published by Crown Archetype in October, 2016, and it has subsequently been translated into 19 languages internationally. Her retrospective, The Cleaner, opened at Moderna Museet, Stockholm in February 2017 and has toured to the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter in Oslo, Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn, and Palazzo Strozzi in Florence. The exhibition will continue on to Centre for Contemporary Art Znaki Czasu, Toru?, and Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade in 2019.
Founded in 2016, Tin Drum is a technology collective encompassing designers, coders, artists, and scientists. Leveraging the twin emerging platforms of Mixed Reality and volumetric capture, Tin Drum is focused on location-specific group experiences that explore themes of presence, permanence, and embodiment – as well as the role that technology plays in altering our communal experience of these themes. Producing The Life has required the invention of many bespoke technological tools to make the experience possible. The Life is Tin Drum’s first public exhibition.
As Tin Drum’s Chief Experience Officer, Alysha Naples designs holistic experiences that leverage emerging technology in order to broaden access to art and culture. Previously, she was Senior Director of Interaction and Experience at Magic Leap.
Yonatan Munk is Tin Drum’s Chief Scientist. Prior to joining Tin Drum, he led the Quantified Experience research group at Magic Leap. He holds a PhD in Integrative Biology from U.C. Berkeley.
Shaw Walters is the Tin Drum Chief Technology Officer. He is responsible for inventing some of Tin Drum’s solutions to Mixed Reality’s unique problems.
Production Manager Cris Aragón used her skills as founder of 5A Studios, a film sound and post production company, to assemble the project.
Tin Drum’s COO Marcus Fielding joined the company having led the Microsoft Hololens UK studio.
George Fuentes is an artist, writer and director leading his team at Thinkingseedstudio to develop and produce content within the mediums of animation and film. As an artist, he has worked on the closing ceremony to the 2018 Winter Paralympics, Jay Z’s animated project The Story of OJ and the Emmy award-winning title sequence to Game of Thrones.
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Villa Pines Apartments has a mix of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments.
They include garbage and sewer.
Complex it close to beach and downtown, has additional small storage, coin op laundry onsite.
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The fact that catalog printing and distributing the same can effectively help your business to prosper is an open secret. In addition to making people and prospective clients aware of your product, a catalog also helps in marketing your product. Well, if you have already chosen the ways of designing your own catalog, you must also know some basic rules attached to printing a catalog. From the cover page to the end page, you need to follow some certain tips and specifications with the print for catching the attention instantly.
A priority with printing a catalog, you must concentrate on the cover page. A cover page is supposed to be heavier than the rest of the pages, as it should ideally contain images and information catching the attention of the reader instantly. Additionally, a heavier paper also ensures long run of your catalog. Now, while concentrating on catalog printing focusing on the lining pages, you must be aware of your listing. You can choose to integrate either a newspaper like page or a glossy paper for balancing the effect.
If you would like your catalog to grab maximum attention then, you must focus on the color scheme. A nicely colored catalog is sure to attract the attention of more than one reader in the business. While focusing on the cover print, ensure that you use the four-color scheme. Well, with all things being set and done, you must ensure that the printing device that you are about to use for your catalog printing is good, value adding, and effective. Being clear og your interest and needs help in delivering a good print.
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I would like copies of the applications of the mineral exploration licenses 55162, 60156 and 60216 to assess the work scope and the applications processes.
- Correspondence between NZP&M and the affected iwi/hapu.
- NZP&M’s Official Recommendation document.
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It has been a busy few months for Andrew. In addition to the hand full of excellent paintings of various subject matter completed, Andrew has exhibited at two exhibitions at the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens, one in December and the second in early February. Both exhibitions were well attended and Andrew's painting drew the admiration of the knowledgable visitors.
In late January, Andrew was invited to provide the opening address at the South African Society of Artists Merit Awards for 2017. Andrew spoke in an articulate and relaxed manner, passing on some valuable insights and encouraging words, as well as providing some humorous moments. He praised the work on show – its exceptional quality and the general professional look of the exhibition.
News hot of the press, excuss the pun, is that Andrew will be releasing a coffee table type hard cover book of his art, the book is due for release in the coming weeks. We will be sure to send out a newsletter as soon as it is available.


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On arrival at Rocky Crossing, collect the kayak and start the paddle down the picturesque Barrington River.
The river level determines how difficult the race becomes. If the river is above .43 the race is much easier than at lower levels. A fast boat is a huge advantage in this race.

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The academic programs of Faith Baptist Bible College are designed to equip you for life and for service to Christ wherever the Lord leads you and no matter what vocation you choose.
Baptist Church Planters is a North American church planting agency which exists to partner with churches and missionaries for the purpose of establishing new churches. Our mission is to aid in the establishment, development, and maturity of fundamental Baptist churches in as many ethnic communities as possible throughout the United States.
The Baptist Mid-Missions family exists to strategically advance the building of Christ's church, with His passion and for His glory, in vital partnership with Baptist churches worldwide.
Since 1942, Continental Baptist Missions has provided support services for planting and developing biblically sound and spiritually healthy Baptist churches in North America.
Baptist Children's Home brings hope to hurting and troubled children and families through group and foster home care for children, Christian family and/or personal counseling, adoptive services and care for pre-born children.
Shepherds Ministries is a nationally recognized organization founded on Jeremiah 23:4. It provides compassionate Christian care, vocational education and job opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities, helping them attain Appropriate Independence with fulfilling jobs and lives, while also providing for their spiritual development.
Our purpose is to spread the Gospel, establish local Baptist churches, advance missionary enterprise, promote a Christian camping program, promote evangelism, and provide fellowship for independent, fundamental Baptist churches.
The GARBC is a fellowship of independent Baptist churches and exists for the purpose of offering assistance to local churches in doing their work of teaching people about Jesus Christ and His salvation.
CAMP MANITOUMI is a ministry of the Illinois-Missouri Association of Regular Baptist Churches. As an extension of the ministry of the local church, we offer a Christ-centered program of activities and Bible studies using the camping setting. Our purpose is to evangelize the lost and to promote Christian maturity through the camping experience.

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Danosh Construction Inc. provides trucking and hauling services in Orillia, Ontario. We offer hauling and transportation of gravel, limestone, armour stone, dirt, sand, rock, block and many other products. Equipped with gravel trucks, flat-bed trucks, roll-off trucks and 14yard/20yard/40yard bins, we offer our Orillia clients a variety of ways to receive or deliver products at competitive rates.
If you're hauling big loads and/or heavy equipment in and around Orillia, you need a company that's dedicated, capable and focused on trucking service. Danosh Construction is that comapny! We hold full liability insurance for every truck, trailer and bin used to transport our client's products, and do not use trucks not insured under our policy.
Danosh operates mostly through repeat and referral business, and is proud of the close relationships and reputations we have built with all of the quarries we truck for. Some of our regular clients include; Rigbe's Quarry in Bridgenorth, Johnson's Quarry in Minden, Allstone Quarry in Orillia, Belmont Rose Granite in Markham, Kawartha Rock Quarry in Buckhorn, Stonescape Quarry in Buckhorn, and many others.

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Real food truly nourishes producers, consumers, communities, and the earth.
In a world where pizza is a vegetable and you can buy everything “green,” it’s vital that we stand together around strong standards for sustainability and social justice through our definition of Real Food. Practically speaking, it is impossible to measure our progress if we are not all using the same standards and metrics. So what are the values behind the Real Food Standards? Let's take a look below!
Those working in the fields, oceans, and mountains, both domestically and abroad, are subject to unfair, discriminatory agriculture policy and practices. We are fighting for a future where dignity and respect are mandatory in transactions with your farmers, ranchers, and fisherfolk.
Food justice throughout the food chain includes safe working conditions and a living wage for our distribution, processing, and retail folks.
Fair pay, safe working conditions, and access to resources for a healthy, dignified life for farmworkers are necessities in a just food future.
Culturally appropriate food practices, rituals, and spirituality is what brings life to the food we eat and the land we work. Culture begins and ends with our food, water, and seeds.
An education unhampered by corporate forces is a first step in having truthful stories of our past come to light, and where a bright and dignified future is nourished. Looking to one another for support and power is where the real education can begin.
Food sovereignty, self-determination, and self-sufficiency are pillars of our vision. To be in control of our destiny through food, seed, and land are essential for honoring both our past and future.
Food justice is not complete until economic justice takes center stage. Throughout the entire food chain, fair and just transactions for goods and services, are the keys to a just food future.
Climate change is one of the greatest dangers affecting our generation. Impacting coastal, communities of color specifically, Real Food prioritizes regenerative agriculture and clean energy to mitigate the devastating impacts of climate change in our places.
Protection of habitat, humane animal treatment, and responsible protein harvesting are key staples of RFC. Protecting our animal-landscape-human relationships are vital for a just agriculture food chain.
We are nothing without the land, water, air, and seed that provide us life. To fight for the protection of our resources, is to fight for life.
Access to nutritious, nourishing food is a human right. So is access to land, water, and markets to ensure a prosperous livelihood for producers.
Nutritious and safe water and food are human rights that cannot be ignored. Every person, everywhere has a right to the resources to maintain their body, and thrive in their environment.
Food is where our celebrations, ceremonies, histories, and bright futures come together. A movement without dance and laughter is no movement we care to partake in.


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Jane started in the NHS training as a Registered Nurse at St Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Despite being in Management for many years Jane keeps her Nursing Registration current as it is the understanding of care that enables Jane to support the delivery of a rounded and effective care provision.
Jane has worked in operational management positions, including Hospital Management, and came into Neurological Care when leaving the NHS. Following this Jane worked in national and regional care management roles developing business acumen alongside her clinical expertise.


text: Booking a ticket at FareHawker is very simple, so you have more time for the important things in life. All you have to do when looking for a flight is select route for Ernakulam to Jorhat and on which travel dates. FareHawker does the rest by sorting through the available flights and cheapest fares for those dates. Our results page will then display the available flights, cheapest prices, times and flight duration for your search. At that point, you just have to decide which of those tickets you wish to book, then enter the passenger and payment details, confirm, and pay for your tickets. It's that simple! All the tools and resources you need to make the most of your online booking and planning we guarantee the best pick. From the lowest fare to charter flight or even group booking we have it all round the year, book your next flight for best airfare.


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If you’re looking for a comedy fix then the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival is on for the whole month of July, and the continuing phenomenon that is Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is coming to Liverpool’s Empire Theatre from July 7-11. Also, now on at the Liverpool Royal Court Theatre until August 1 is the smash hit disco musical, Mam! I’m E’re!
Manchester International Festival (MIF) has a host of theatrical treats available to see this month, starting off with wonder.land on until July 12 at Manchester’s Palace Theatre. This is a new musical inspired by Lewis Carroll’s iconic Alice in Wonderland, with music by Damon Albarn and book and lyrics by Moira Buffini (Tamara Drewe, Handbagged). Two more MIF plays are Neck of the Woods, which is playing at HOME between July 10–18, and The Skriker, in association with the Royal Exchange Theatre, which tells of two sisters who encounter a shape-shifter. Be sure not to miss this highly-rated performance featuring Maxine Peake which runs throughout the month.
For something a bit different, the Sheffield People’s Theatre in association with Slung Low will present Camelot: The Shining City, a contemporary reworking of the myth of King Arthur, from July 9-18 at The Crucible, and for two nights only at the Manchester Opera House, South African choral legends Ladysmith Black Mambazo collaborate with multi-award winning choreographer Mark Baldwin to present Inala. There will be three shows across July 24–25 (Friday and Saturday).
If you’re a musical lover then these three shows will be just the ticket. From the producers of Hairspray, Midnight Tango, West Side Story and The Rocky Horror Show comes a feel-good musical featuring Elvis Presley’s greatest hits, Love Me Tender, which will be performed at the Sunderland Empire from July 13-18. The Grand Theatre and Opera House in Leeds will be showing The Sound of Music, a new production which coincides with the 50th anniversary of the film’s release, from July 20 until August 1. Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar will also be performed at The Grand Theatre in Leeds between July 6–11.
And finally, the 10th Anniversary of the Agatha Christie Theatre company presents arguably her greatest work, And Then There Were None, performed at the Theatre Royal in Newcastle from July 27 to August 1, and there will also be a live screening of the RSC’s The Merchant of Venice on July 22 at The Brewery, Kendal.


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Kaisyalin, Yusen (2017) PROSES KOMUNIKASI PEDAGANG KETELA KEPADA KONSUMEN (STUDI KASUS DI PASAR KARANGKAJEN YOGYAKARTA). Other thesis, UPN "VETERAN" YOGYAKARTA.
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