These days it seems that everyone from scientists to psychologists, and celebrities to supranational organisations are trying to make us dine on bugs. Why?
According to Time’s 2030 project, insects are healthy, sustainable and they present a solution to world hunger. Naturally, different countries should have different solutions to food security plans, but according to the UK Government Food Strategy. In terms of meat, milk and eggs we produce roughly the volume we consume, although we are a net importer of dairy and beef, due to the quality of products and cuts of meat we prefer. We’re self-sufficient in grains, 70% of potatoes and 50% vegetables. In terms of food security there isn’t a glaring need to develop an insect farming industry in the UK.
The United Nations has an Edible Insect Program and has put forward that one benefit of eating insects is that they feed on human waste, compost and animal slurry. (OK, so the insects eat the waste, but do we have to eat the insects? That’s even less appetising!) It is even investigating the potential of spiders and scorpions as a food stuff.
The World Economic Forum is a particularly keen advocate of devouring beasties and has unleashed a swarm of articles and videos to persuade us of the benefits. The underlying message is the environmental benefit. Apparently, insect farming has a lower carbon footprint than livestock.
Given all these reasons, why aren’t we embracing insects as part of our diets? While some cultures may traditionally eat insects (or at least resort to them in times of hardship, or in the absence of other protein sources) we consider them revolting.
Food is part of our social and cultural identity and, short of starvation, we’re not likely to change overnight. Hotdogs and hamburgers remind us of the USA. Fare English. Mealworms and crickets don’t yet fit into our cultural nutritional lexicon.
Humans have a natural revulsion to insects. This dictat has a biological basis: we’re supposed to be put off foods which can be harmful. Insects can sting you. They can be poisonous. Some carry diseases. Some insects eat dung. (Although this is a benefit according to the United Nations.) Some swarm around rubbish, rotting carcasses and food. Insects remind us of decay and filth. Insects can ruin crops, infest animals, and infest us. We normally think of them as uninvited guests on our bodies and in our homes. We have set up industries to control and exterminate them. They have lots of legs, a strange appearance and jerky, unpredictable movements.
For westerners, insects might also evoke primitive lifestyles and poverty, making the cultural foodie switch that’s been attempted even more artificial and ambitious.
Yet the EU has already deemed mealworms safe for human consumption. They are now used in pet food and can be added as an ingredient in foods from biscuits to sausages. The UK’s Food Standard’s Agency is currently consulting on edible insects.
The nudgers gave us one clue in the unpublished report: watch out for more studies and trials potentially in prisons, military facilities and other government buildings. Although probably not in the Houses of Parliament.
The media will play an important role. Journalists are hungry for content, even if they’re not hungry for insects yet, and they’ll be fed research reports and press releases. Repetition leads to acceptance and belief. Psychologists call this the ‘illusory truth effect’. Even if something is completely fabricated, multiple exposures make it believable. I’m aware of many articles about the benefits of eating insects, I'm just not swallowing it yet. But give it time?
If you ask Google, “Should we eat insects?” there are about 71,900,000 results. Crucially, the first page of results are all positive. If you ask the same question about any meat you will find negative results on the top page and top position in some cases. That’s a strange inversion of what you would expect, and implies that ‘reputational management’ has been employed on behalf of edible insects.
From exhortations to drink up your cockroach milk and save the planet, I predict many more articles in the coming months citing dubious research about the negative health effects of eating meat and positive nutritional benefits of eating insects.
In a recent BBC article entitled “Could grasshoppers really replace beef?” the author claimed grasshoppers are like popcorn, a snack that they never want to stop eating, are protein rich, and sustainable. My favourite line was, “The smell of the grasshoppers always reminds me of Christmas.” That may be true in Uganda - the author’s home country - but in the UK we associate the smell of turkey and pigs in blankets with Christmas.
 Social norms exert an important power. We like to herd together. Numerous articles about munching critters mention that two billion people worldwide eat insects. It’s normal - got it?
Although there are biological and historical reasons to be revolted by eating insects, we also learn disgust. That means we can unlearn it. This is one reason you might have spotted celebrities eating insects. In 2018 Nicole Kidman appeared in a video for Vanity Fair to showcase her secret talent. Rather oddly, this talent turned out to be eating insects. While dressed in a designer gown and dining silver service-style on stage, she praised the taste multiple times (a little too hard perhaps) and cracked salty jokes.
Before Kidman, Angelina Jolie was filmed eating tarantulas and scorpions with her children. Somehow the poor kids produced smiles. See? It’s normal and a fun family activity! Robert Downey Junior pimped “Ynsect”, an insect protein power on the Stephen Colbert show. And Justin Timberlake, Zac Efron, Gordon Ramsey and Salma Hayek have all famously tried insects.
Celebrities and influencers are bound to be seen as serving an important role in making insects acceptable. Expect to see them dining in glamorous restaurants on wildly expensive and aspirational dishes. Male influencers might turn their manly jaws to hard-shelled bugs, proving their strength and courage. Chefs with climate concerns will show us how to whizz up a mealworm omlette (like normal food) or chocolate ant fountains (different and salient).
As the report “Celebrity insects: Exploring the effect of celebrity endorsement on people’s willingness to eat insect-based foods” concludes, celebrity endorsement is powerful strategy for promoting insects as food.
A more subtle approach doesn’t so much slide a foot in the door, as a mandible in the door. A Finnish baker has launched the world’s first insect-based bread. If it’s something you normally eat, and it only contains a small percentage of insects, well, does it even matter? One loaf contains about 70 crickets - who’s counting? If you try a product you are used to and can’t see the bugs, this is one way to gently acclimatise people to the new ingredient. Will you notice when the the flour is more cricket than wheat? How will you next feel about eating a bag of crickets, rather than a ham and cheese sandwich? Watch that plague of locusts flying through the Overton window.
Once insects are more readily available it’s also possible we’ll see price used as a lever: high prices for meat and incentives for insects.
There’s a battle for your dinner plate. The problem is, “I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!” calls it a bush tucker trial for a reason. If you don’t want to eat insects, do tell them to Bug Off.
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Reporting from Holland. The farmers' protest is continuing and getting a lot of public support.
In short, the issue is that the Dutch government has signed up to the UN 2030 SDGs and is now trying to force farmers to reduce the size of their farms.
It turns out the Dutch government has not followed due process so will be thrashed in court if this is pushed ahead. But obviously that is not the main issue.
Farmers and the public are not in sync with the government policy on this at all. It feels a very authoritarian approach.
Agriculture is a big industry in The Netherlands and a lot of food is exported. So if you reduce farm size, less food will be produced, and they are not really talking about the fall-out from that. I cannot think of any other consequence than that there will be food shortages.
And that is where your insects come in.....
It is baffling how self-destructive societies are behaving.
Good news is that the farmers so far are not giving up, farmers in other countries are supportive (Canada, Italy, Germany). It is of the utmost importance that farmers are being supported.
In the novel Dracula, the lunatic Renfield was an acolyte and servant of the dark lord. His psychosis, untrustworthy nature, and evil intent was signified, at first, by his compulsion to eat insects. I think that tells you all you need to know.


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Keith Grint explores the collision of uncertainty, perceptions of leadership effectiveness, and decision-making in his latest ILA blog.
by Keith Grint
I once attended an Open University summer school here in the UK and one evening, on my way to the bar with a colleague, I walked past a notice board festooned with the details of optional evening meetings and courses for the “mature” students attending school that week. As we walked past, I hesitated at various notices and appeared to sign up only to change my mind and move to the next equally enticing offering. My colleague came up behind me, took the hand holding my pen and gently guided me to the middle of the board, where he made me put an “X” at the bottom of the notice in the middle: It was for “Decision-Making.”
Leadership is often associated with certainty; indeed, it is sometimes reduced to the decision-making process such that anything which smacks of uncertainty is categorized as weakness or a failure of leadership. And yet, when faced with wicked problems, we know that we cannot know what to do, we cannot be certain. One might argue that many of the processes, procedures, systems, charts, and the like are constructed not so much to enhance efficiency and effectiveness – to increase certainty – but actually the opposite. They are created to mask from others and ourselves the alarming truth that we don’t really know what to do. In effect, the material symbols of organizational life have as much to do with concealing our existential angst about uncertainty as they do with anything else. We see this in leadership writings, which often have titles with words like “Irrefutable” or “Essential” in them. We almost never have titles like Leadership: A Few Ideas That Might Work or You Know I’m Making This Stuff Up About Guaranteed Successful Leadership Strategies, but You Just Bought This Book so You’re Part of the Problem Aren’t You? Indeed, I’m reminded of a recent quiz that asks you to concentrate on the black dot on a brown horse for 15 seconds after which the horse will change color to match your mood. There are several different colors in the mood chart below the horse ranging from white, which denotes hunger, to red revealing anger and light green demonstrating stress, but the clue is the last color – the same as the horse – which just says “Gullible
Keats, the poet, was a great proponent of what he called “negative capability,” that is, the ability to not make decisions and to be comfortable in the land of uncertainty and ambiguity. As Keats (1899) put it(p. 277). Or, as Brook et al. (2015) argue, when facing wicked problems, we may have to “unlearn” existing responses and accept that not knowing and non-action are perfectly legitimate and indeed necessary responses.
So often people insist that decision-making is a critical skill, especially in a crisis when people believe that “something must be done” or that “doing nothing is not an option.” An illustration that might best refute this “do something” refrain might be to imagine yourself leading a group on a treacherous mountain path where one wrong footstep could lead to disaster. As a fog suddenly descends to enshroud the group, you call a halt, and that generates high levels of anxiety. There might well be lots of voices demanding that you “show leadership” and “do something,” but perhaps the best course is to do nothing, to have everyone stand perfectly still until the fog lifts; that way, no one is in immediate danger from stepping off the path into the abyss. The call to inaction, to do nothing, is actually a decision. You have not manifestly failed by appearing to be incapable of making a decision. On the contrary, you have taken the decision to do nothing.
The abyss, of course, plays a significant role in Nietzsche’s (1886/2003) Beyond Good and Evil where he warn46). This is often associated with his nihilistic tendencies, but it can also be read as a warning about seeking out totality, searching for perfection, and the quixotic quest for certainty. Indeed, that quest has reflections of Just World Theory (Lerner and Montada, 1998), where “people get what they deserve.” In effect, this attributes consequences not to your intentions or actions but to a universal providence that ensures a natural equity: What goes around comes around. This leads to claims about decision-making that all too often blame the victim: Thus, for example, violence against women is blamed on the dress, actions, or attitudes of women, rather than on the actions of violent men or specific patriarchal cultures. This facilitates our own self-protection only in the sense that it (erroneously) implies that we will not be the subject of violence IF we comply with such social norms.
The contrary opinion suggests that what occurs in life is often also just random: Stuff happens. Or, as Jean-Paul Sartre (1944/1989) insisted, Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1762/1974) had it back to front: We are not born free and are everywhere in chains, as he says in the opening lines of The Social Contract, but rather we are condemned to be free because we are ultimately free agents and are responsible for all our decisions, even those made under constraints. By implication, therefore, leadership is not predicated on removing uncertainty because uncertainty is the sine qua non of leadership. Why would we need leadership if we all knew what to do? Might that be a clue to our continuing love for leaders whose confidence knows no bounds, even when their competence remains strictly limited?
Finally, we might take a lead from science and understand from Karl Popper that scientific advances do not occur when scientists prove something to be true because scientific truth is only ever contingent – the sun might not rise tomorrow, and a black swan might exist. Rather, if we search for error, we can make our findings more robust. Yet how often do we see published leadership articles that explain the aim, the length of time taken, and the expensive research methods adopted, only to discover that the results don’t support any hypothesis? Yet this is how most science operates – it seeks out uncertainty as a necessary condition for progress. Most interview panels, however, would not take kindly to any answers along the lines of, “Well, I’m not sure actually!” Imagine being interviewed for a leadership post with a first-class sports team and being asked whether you can get the team to the top of their league within two seasons. “‘I doubt it!” might be the truthful response, but it probably wouldn’t get you the job. We like to pretend we can control events with enough will power or positivity or charisma or authenticity or whatever else happens to be in vogue at the time. In short, we are all in on this charade of certainty because it helps us reduce our own anxiety about the uncertain reality we actually know exists. So dear reader, did my course on decision making help me? Well, I used to be indecisive, but now I’m not so sure.
Brook, C., Pedler, M., Abbott, C. and 69(2), 369-389. https://doi.org/10.1177/0018726715586243
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As Greece burns, a critic sets out to discover the taste of economic disaster.
Two weeks ago, in the spring rains, Athens neared the High Noon of its dismal economic fate. The cafés in the suave enclaves of Caravel and Kolonaki were calm, the waiters were excessively nice, but there was a mood of expectant fear and fatalistic doom. The euro was going down, possibly, but with a grim certainty Greece was going down still faster—the laws of economic gravity had finally asserted themselves. The elections set for June 17 seemed almost an irrelevance. For now, Greece is probably about to exit the euro as well. It will do so, many experts say, in a single 46-hour weekend after which the dreaded drachma will be returned. There is even a nasty neologism for it: Grexit.
Grexit was upon us. But was Grexit really Greece? There was little way of knowing, because that day the rain was gentle, the dogs were asleep under the pine trees in the parks, and the only anomalies were the guys in dreadlocks performing fire-eating shows at the traffic lights. It was all rather melancholy and resigned; the beggars said a polite kalispera to everyone.
But appearances are deceptive. I decided to stay a few days and eat out at the city’s Michelin-rated restaurants. Could there be any handier (and tastier) test of national economic disaster?
Capital flight had filled the hysterical news cycle that week. The Greeks were ould. The rich, or even the moderately well off, were stampeding for London, Geneva, even Bermuda. They wanted their euros intact. I wondered if, like some vanishing breed, I would even see any of them at Spondi, the two-star Michelin restaurant in Kolonaki, which is considered the best restaurant in Greece. Could anyone afford to eat at Spondi anymore, and could they handle the execrable guilt?
Recession repast: An open-air soup kitchen in Athens. (Michalis Karagiannis / Phasma2)
Spondi today is perhaps the cheapest Michelin-awarded restaurant on earth. But when I went there in a spring thunderstorm, the inconspicuous doors on a side street with their buffed gold plaques looked even more discreet and anxious than they normally must.
There was also the effortless luxe et calme of the French joint that knows it is the best in the city. It was hard to imagine Alexis Tsipras, leader of the hard-left Syriza party, coming here for a quick fricassée de champignon avec fromage Brillat-Savarin, but I may have been wrong. Greece is a complex place. “We have been here for 5,000 years,” one is constantly told, “and we aren’t going away because of the euro.” This is undeniably true, but is it also joyful?
Spondi has a wary sadness to it, but its food is still subtle and sure and confident. The rooms are filled with little lamps shimmering with multicolored glass droplets. The plates are gold rimmed and the stone walls are exposed. At the table next to mine, a young Chinese couple was staring in wonder at two black wooden prongs with cone wafers of bright green cod brandade impaled upon them. Below the prongs, a spoon with a dollop of honey-crusted foie gras. The girl took pictures with her iPhone. In Mandarin I heard them ask, “Yeah, but what is it?”
I ate mine with a regal Ktima chardonnay from Pendeli, hometown of a mythic Dionysus cult. It was followed by an excellent “Parmesan” with girolles. After that, the above-mentioned mushroom puff pastry with Brillat-Savarin. It was all methodical, witty, and delicious.
But when the French waiter came over to chat, he was somber. This was a very hard time for them, he said. Next month they might be charging their clients in drachmas. They might even run out of girolles.
“That’s a bit drachmatic,” I tried to joke.
The smile was wan.
“What happens if Grexit comes?” I tried.
“It’s a true disaster for us. The French mushrooms and truffles will be out of the question. We’ll still have our mushrooms from Macedonia, of course. But what about the truffles? The Pol Roger?” We observed a moment of grieving silence.
“Will the top restaurants close?” I began again.
“Well,” he said philosophically, “you have to remember that Greece has been here for 5,000 years—and Greeks still love to eat out. They always will.”
In times of crises, people always retreat to the eternal memes of their ancestral lore. “You want to dance?” Zorba cries at the end of Cacoyannis’s lovely film. Greek joy might well be eternal, so I labored on. Finally looking up from my plates, I now saw that the restaurant was in fact full, it was just that everyone there was Chinese. Eight full tables of a group from Taiwan. They seemed very happy, and I could hear whispers about how wonderfully good value it was, and how the 86 euros for the Menu Champignon was a steal compared with the rest of Europe. Imagine if it was priced in drachmas. The Chinese would be over in thousands. Why eat Michelin food in Paris when you can eat it for an eighth of the price in Athens? Why eat a sandwich in Paris even? It was the same price as dinner at Spondi, the oil of Hania thrown in.
Spondi is one of the best Michelin-starred values in Europe. Why eat in Paris? (Courtesy of Spondi)
Ah, the oil of Hania. I dipped my bread in a pool of deep, pungent olive oil from the northern mountains of Crete, the best olive oil in the world: Minoan oil from Hania. Then eggplant ravioli and the “Young Rooster” served with a foaming side of potatoes and mushrooms.
The waiter came to talk me through Spondi’s extraordinary procedures for procuring “handmade espresso.” The coffee came from one Giovanni Erbisti in Verona. Erbisti sells his coffee to only one restaurant in every city in the world, and before he sells it to you, you have to buy a particular old espresso machine to make it. They had one from 1950. Erbisti was satisfied.
“It is the best espresso in the eastern Mediterranean.”
“But,” he added, “can it survive?”
I laid into a chocolate parfait with a mango sorbet of amazing intensity. Close to midnight, two Greek socialites finally came in and sat at the only non-Chinese table available. Perhaps they were among the 86 percent of Greeks who don’t pay taxes, but there was something horribly reassuring about their vapid opulence.
I finished with something one cannot enjoy elsewhere in the euro zone: a cigar. They had a list of Havanas, Robusta, Petit Corona, Churchill, and Cohiba Esplendidos, and even with one of these the bill was modest, about what food ought to cost. It was for the Taiwanese to indulge in the €120 shots of Remy Martin Louis XIII.
One might say that the bankruptcy of an individual is a tragedy while that of a nation is a statistic. In Greece the mood is this: the crisis is the fabrication of bankers, politicians, speculators, Goldman Sachs, and


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The Guinea international is presently in his third season with the Reds,, and the same has been the case this term, missing more than 20 games in all competitions.
He has been fit since mid-February, but manager Jurgen Klopp has hardly played him with just 142 minutes across seven matches.
Keita was an unused substitute in the recent 3-0 league win at Arsenal, where James Milner got the nod over him after Georginio Wijnaldum was rested.
It is now reported that the Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers is a big admirer of Keita, and the Midlands outfit are exploring a deal for the midfielder.
Keita was signed from Leipzig for around £52 million, and it is claimed that the Reds now value him at just £30m amid his struggles to find his feet.
Keita has struggled to cement a regular starting role when fit with club graduate Curtis Jones also ahead of him in the pecking order.
After a poor defence of their league title, the Reds may plan multiple signings this summer, and they could bring in a fresh midfield player.
That would hamper Keita’s playing time further, and he may need to consider a fresh challenge away from the Merseyside giants.
Brendan Rodgers has brought the best out of Wilfred Ndidi and Youri Tielemans as the Foxes boss, but there is still room for improvement.
The club are currently five points ahead of fifth-placed Chelsea and hould they do so, they may improve their prospects of luring Keita, who could play alongside Ndidi and Tielemans in a 3-5-2 formation.
At £30m, the 26-year-old would be a good buy for the Foxes, provided he can get over his regular injury concerns.
Read: Leicester City have opened talks to sign this French attacker.


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Life is tough sometimes. And I’m here to try to help with that. I’m a girl with real problems just like pretty much the rest of the world. The only time a person might never have problems is probably…. never.  I want share what I know! I want to help people be more Audacious. The definition of that word is to be more confident and bold. I use to always struggled to be confident in my self, I started to wish I was someone else completely. I’d also get scared to take risks, even if they gave me good experience and life lessons, because I got scared. Like a lot of people, I get anxieties and get overthinking in my head. I still struggle sometimes now. Despite all this, loving yourself is a journey most people take and I hope I can get you to tat point.
Loving yourself Isn’t a bad thing, it’s knowing you’re worth as a person and getting the best opportunities you deserve. We shouldn’t go through life hating ourselves, because even though life is short, it’s the longest thing we experience. We probably go through too much already. I’m glad your here to see what inspires me and I hope to inpire you too. And girl, you’re beautiful!
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You know there is always this clash between the Windows and Linux communities. I have personally experienced the clashes with old classmates and current colleagues, it drives me insane!So what is it that everyone is missing?The fact that one is not better than the other, they just differ. Linux may perform better than Windows in certain environments and vice versa. Now here's where I throw a spanner in the gears – Mac may outperform both Windows and Linux in some cases!But enough rambling, whLet's for a moment visualize a virtualized desktop environment. An operating system offering a type 2 hypervisor is acting as the primary operating system in a desktop virtualization implementation. This could be Linux sporting Xen or KVM. It could be Windows running something like Parallels or Virtual PC. It could be Mac OS running Fusion or Parallels. One person could be using the resources of all of these virtual machines or it could be an environment for a workgroup. The key question is where should the anti-virus software run and why?
Ok so we came across this interesting article on the net – What to do with unused servers. Now it is actually pretty cool if you think about it, in theory your old server should still be licensed and unless it came from the days of crank starting your machines, it should still be in running condition. Here's what you can do with it…


Willie Brown and Will Durst Interview Joe D’Alessandro on “Will & Willie Show” Broadcast
Willie Brown and political satirist Will Durst sat down recently with San Francisco Travel Association President Joe D’Alessandro to discuss the latest in tourism and what’s next for San Francisco as part of the one-hour “Will & Willie Show.”
The entertaining and insightful audio program aired Sunday, August 28 on KKGN, Green 960 AM, streaming live at the San Francisco radio station’s website (http://www.Green960.com). Podcasts and videos of the show are available at www.willandwillie.com.
The San Francisco Travel segment is available in a video stream on the Partners page at the San Francisco travel website, http://www.SanFrancisco.Travel/partners/.
 President Joe D’Alessandro discussed the importance of tourism to San Francisco as the City’s #1 industry. Topics included the meaning of the Giants’ World Series victory, the upcoming America’s Cup and other future events.
Launched in 2005, the Will & Willie Show is a podcast, in both video and audio versions, produced by Flow Communications. Producer Paul Wells, known as The Lobster to Bay Area rock radio listeners, first teamed with the two as the morning show on the former “Progressive” talk KQKE, 960 AM, The Quake, in 2006. The award-winning program features the wit and wisdom of Mayor Willie Brown and Will Durst and focuses on politics and current events. Paul Wells is President & Executive Producer at Flow Communications - a San Francisco based Multimedia company.


Success of the 1954 Hudson Italia
The success of the 1954 Hudson Italia was mixed. The first 1954 Hudson Italia made the rounds of the major automobile shows in the U.S., and some of the European salons as well. In January 1954, it was exhibited at the International Sports Car Show.
AMC later claimed in a press release that more than 5,000,000 people saw the Italia on exhibit. The evidence indicates, however, that -- for whatever reason -- it failed to generate as much excitement as its builders had anticipated.
"Production" Italias differed from the prototype in only a few respects. Overdrive, for example, was omitted, the instrument panel was different, and combination leather-and-vinyl upholstery was used.
Go on to the next page to learn about the legacy of the 1954 Hudson Italia.
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They still laugh about the panini book, and the snacks.
In 2012, Nicole Carrier and Annette Lee had an ambitious idea. They’d buy a historic 12-acre farm in Hampton, N.H., convert the barn into a brewhouse and tasting room for their one-year-old Throwback Brewery, and grow hops and other ingredients in the fields.
They financed the project with a loan from Enterprise Bank and one from the Community Loan Fund for brewing, bottling, farm, and kitchen equipment. We also connected them with a restaurant consultant, who encouraged them to think bigger than a hot dog roller and panini press.
Learn more about the Community Loan Fund’s business financing options.


" Criticism matters more than power and money. That is an adorable view!VIVA CUBA. Henry Grabar writes up the debate over Cuba's National Art Schools, a subject that ARCHITECT's Lindsey M. Roberts has explored at length (more here). Grabar writes up the revolutionary context: "But like so much of the Cuban revolutionary vision, it [the project] turned sour," he writes. "The designers were accused of invoking primitive forms that recalled the Capitalist past. The aesthetic of the revolution turned toward Soviet-style functionalism, and away from the inventive, experimental forms that had inspired the young architects."...AND REMAINDERS. A book examines Japanese layering and Kengo Kuma's architecture...AZC designs a trampoline bridge for the Seine...Olin Landscape Architects is staffed with hackers, apparently...


JUSTIN DAVID PETERS arrested for stealing roommate’s parrot and leaving her injured at a bus stop
On Tuesday, August 2, 2022, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office arrested 40-years-old JUSTIN DAVID PETERS (pictured) and charged him with animal cruelty and grand theft.
PETERS is accused of stealing his roommate’s parrot named Piper and parading her around only to leave her at a bus stop suffering from multiple broken bones.
In a press release the sheriff’s office said that the case began on June 14, 2022, when PETERS’ roommate said she believed that PETERS had stolen her $1,800 parrot.
According to the woman, she repeatedly instructed PETERS to leave the bird alone and also told him that he was not allowed to take Piper out of her cage and leave the home.
Thankfully, the man took the parrot and called the sheriff’s office.
Meanwhile, other witnesses at a nearby restaurant and gas station also reported seeing a man, later identified as PETERS, with the same red parrot. The sheriff’s office said that “Both witnesses stated the bird appeared to be stressed and agitated. Security camera footage confirmed Peters was at those locations.”
Piper was eventually returned to her guardian and then taken to a veterinarian.
PETERS, also known as Redbeard on Summerland Key, was booked at the Monroe County Jail on one Misdemeanor count of animal cruelty and one Felony count of grand theft.
Marilyn Minda and Alexis Naus have set up a fundraiser for Piper’s medical bill.
An update posted on August 2, 2022, read: “Now that there has finally been an arres. Piper is still recovering but slowly healing.”
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Free Washington Post Archives Reminds Us It's a Free, Free, Free World
Let's say you're at the mall. You want to buy, of all things, a newspaper or a magazine. You're willing to plunk down your 50 cents or $3.95, as usual. But a friend tells you to put the money back in your pocket. Just check out the store around the mall corner -- they're giving newspapers and magazines away for free.
That's the between-and-betwixt archives world we're entering into today. The Washington Post is making its archived articles (from some time in 2004 on--here's a Bill Clinton search) free -- if you find them through the new Google News Archives and then link back to its site. Locate the same article through the Post's own archive, directly from its own site, and you are asked to pay $3.95 per article.
Now consider what the Wall Street Journal is up to. If you are a WSJ.com subscriber, you get any articles within the last 90 days for free, then are asked to pay $2.95 per article. That experience hasn't changed on wsj.com. But search for same articles, apparently as much as 10 years old, through Google News Archive. If you're a subscriber, you get to those for free.
Now, the advent of Google News Archives, with its promise of massive new attention to archives, offers a great test ground, as I noted at launch. Publishers can see what kind of traffic is driven by what kinds of articles. They can then monetize that traffic on their own sites, multiplying it in value with behavioral tracking as they perfect such tracking. They can try to turn some first-time visitors into customers, building lifetime value. How many? At what yield? To what content? Those are all the question that publishers would love to have answered.
The testing isn't brand new of course. The New York Times opened up its travel and health archives, among others, over the last couple of years, creating better ad-friendly destination areas. A few sites, like the Chronicle's SFGate have long offered free access to archives.
Already, in talking with publishers, it's clear that Google News Archives is beginning to have an impact, at least in traffic. Not a big one for most sites, in the 5-15% plus-traffic range, with lower conversion rates (turning the archive link into a sale). Some very low-trafficked archives have seen an increase of as much as 3X in traffic, which tells you something about how little marketed they have been in the past.
The testing is inevitable. After all, most of the signs on the wall point to free, free, free. As a young alternative weekly (Willamette Valley Observer) publisher in Eugene, Oregon in the 1970s, I remember to sticking to paid circulation too long. Other alternative weeklies in larger cities had begun moving to free.
We were bedeviled by the same paid/free questions news publishers have today. Will the advertisers value free copies and continue advertising? If you give journalism away, doesn't it cheapen it?
Those are fine, abstract questions.
Today the handwriting is on the wall, though. Look of course at the Google/Yahoo/MSN distribution models. Look at AOL's decision to forego a huge access revenue stream and go free. Look what happens to the wsj.com traffic when advertisers sponsor a free day(s). Look at the growth of the Metro free dailies, the new Examiner chain and the boom in free, college newspapers. You can add much more to that list.
What is it about free that publishers don't understand?
So these testing moves and others make sense. At the Wall Street Journal particularly, you can see a broader question, one that is surely to be in the mix as the Journal's new
3.0 corporate news strategy project, led by editor Paul Ingrassia, moves forward. Observers have speculated to what extent wsj.com itself will become a free site, allowing its page views to multiply, though foregoing subscription revenue.
Don't expect the company to give up that sub revenue soon. Gordon Crovitz, the The Wall Street Journal, tells Content Bridges that "while we're making more Journal content available outside the subscription wall on a selective basis, such as via bloggers, we're delighted with the highly profitable subscription model for the online Journal." It's a great model most of you probably remember: money from readers + money from advertisers = a big, happy newsroom. Unfortunately, the Journal's success with it online is a lonely example for news companies.
Expect to see a lot more "selective" content testing, a lot more combining of current news and archive products, lots of new attempts to find more customers and offer them pinpointed, useful and lucrative-to-publishers advertisers. Most of all, expect the publishing world to free itself up as the distribution juggernauts like Google put hidden content front and center of hundreds of millions of customers worldwide.
September 25, 2006 in Google, News Archives Business, News Corp/Dow, Dow Jones, Google News Archives, Gordon Crovitz, New York Times, Washington Post


He may have just been a slightly weird guy. But as a woman you don’t take CNA sweatin with the oldies shirt . At least I don’t. I am always aware of my surroundings. I’m married now but creepy guys are still out there. Creepy women too. My husband cannot protect me if he’s not there. After that I took kickboxing classes from a black belt in Tae Kwon Do. The entire class were women. The first thing he taught us was what he would do if he was going to be attacked, RUN! Do not try to use your new kickboxing skills to fight off an attacker. RUN! If someone is trying to take you or hurt you, you need to RUN! That is always the best first option.
At about 1130pm the party was in full swing and there may or may not have been people without CNA sweatin with the oldies shirt on and possibly some illegal substances, but I don’t know that for sure. Me and one of my friends went into the front porch to escape the large crowd and just chat. The house was in a very nice neighborhood and I figured the hostess’ parents must have been very well off. As my friend smoked a cigarette, the hostess of the party came out front and asked my friend for a cigarette. He said “I don’t have any left I’m sorry.”  Please just give me one.” He tells her he only has one left and that he’s not going to give it to her.
I quickly looked at her and noticed that she had vomited, and she was probably drowning in her own CNA sweatin with the oldies shirt . I couldn’t wake her up. Every parents worst fear was coming true. My daughter had OD’d. I had no idea what kind of screams I must have made, but my other daughter came running out of the house. By this time, I already had 911 on the phone. Thank God my daughter could keep her wits about her because I couldn’t perform CPR to save my life. I was shaking so bad. Another miracle was that we lived less than 2 minutes from the fire station. Help was here quickly.
But they live in their car and get a CNA sweatin with the oldies shirt so they can shower as well as have the option of being indoors out of the weather while being treated exactly the same as every other paying customer. They go to the laundromat to wash and iron their work clothes. Some of them are even working more than one job, further reducing the number of hours spent on the street. But they can’t make enough to get a place to live. They might get a week or two of hotel room once in a while.


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RHANDERS has moved to a new historic home, after 93 years at its previous address.
As per tradition, new owners of the company move the glove atelier to a new fresh home. So when the fifth family since 1811 took over the company in 2019, they went in search for a new home. They found a home to match the heritage, craftsmanship and legend of the brand: a carefully renovated train station built in 1905 by chief architect Heinrich Wenck in the solid and charming “national romantic” style.
The company's 200-year-old gloves boxes, glove-making tables and machines fit in perfectly by the grand arches, stone walls and classic Danish architectural features.
“It’s a dream come true” says owner Rina Hansen, “we can evolve the 'Made in Denmark' craftsmanship and, in time, open the doors and welcome people for guided tours and storytelling”.
It is said that Marie Antoinette, the spoilt-rotten final queen of France, wore gloves only from Randers, because they were the softest in the world. To us this sounds like all the excuse we need to pull on a pair and reach for the brioche. Randers Handsker was established in 1811, run by the same family for 90 years, and is proud purveyor of gloves to the Danish royal family, as well as the Danish Queen’s Guard and Royal Danish Ballet. Look closely and you might even spy them covering the hands in MI5, the FBI, the Royal Danish Navy - and others whose names we promised not to reveal.
It is early in the morning when I start my journey. I catch the fast train, winding through Denmark’s manicured fields and feral forests. We whizz beneath the white arcs of that bridge, now known as a monument to Scandi noir, and continue further into what Copenhageners call “det mørke Jylland”. The darkness. Jutland. Locals, unsurprisingly, call this the heartland. Several hours and as many coffees later, I step off the train in the small town of Randers. Crips spring sunlight welcomes me to the best-kept open secret of Danish design: Randers Handsker.
Randers Handsker is in its 210th year, and reigns as the world’s oldest glove-making factory. Moving into their new abode in 2020, they are now housed in a converted train station and National Heritage site, a miniature replica of Copenhagen Central station from 1905, which has been completely refurbished over the past decade to reveal magic sparkling beneath a veneer of normality. Ticket booths transform into display areas where each pair of gloves seems like a oass to another era, and old signage calls out across time in the moat welcoming way. As the afternoon sun streams into the space greeting the red brick walls, I feel like I’ve just stepped onto platform 9 ¾ and entered an enchanting past-present continuum. There’s warmth, care and attention in the air, and I have a hunch it’s no coincidence that my laptop kept autocorrecting glove to love as I typed up my notes on the train. Today, my guide though this luxurious labyrinth - with occasional dizzying time travel - is the new CEO and owner, Rina Hansen, who has patiently wooed the business into her own hands.
It took three years of monthly meetings with the previous owner, Mr Arne Vejrum, to convince him to let someone else take over the business. This is not terribly surprising, because we Danes know that in Jutland they are very good at kunsten at skyde sig langsomt (the art of hurrying slowly) in order to få sjælen med (bring your soul with you (ie: feel whole)).
We step inside the workrooms, where I am greeted by the sweet, earthy scent of new leather. The space is kept in perpetual soft shade, with gentle white blinds covering the windows in order to protect the leather from sunlight. (Fun fact: this is why glove compartments were invented, to prevent gloves from roasting in the sun on car dashboards.) Glove templates, cutters, presses and holders decorate the rooms, and seem to wave us through. Other tools - scissors, knives and ones I have no name for - are lined up on the workbenches. There is a strange beauty to the steel and the wood. Arne Vejrum, still playing a major role in the day-to-day running of the place, agrees: “Tools are incredibly beautiful. They take the shape of the hands that have used them.” Just like gloves. We both pause, appreciating the love and craft these tools are now made of.
Next, I am guided to the warehouse, where I am set free to explore. I peek into box after box. Each one is a decadent time machine, a delicious invitation to imagine yourself in another era. Every glove ever made that never found a new home is still boxed, here at the warehouse; each decade since the 1930s lives happily alongside our 10s.
Rina calls me into another room. She opens an inconspicuous drawer and pulls out hand-drawn sketchbooks of collections dating back to the 1940s. We carefully leaf through the designs, each one accompanied by meticulously detailed information in delicate cursive script. Kirsten, the seamstress, brings us an example of one of the designs from 1969. While we are looking at the pale grey lambskin gloves with intricate floral detailing, we spy a faint 12 stamped on the inside. I ask what it means, and Rina explains that all glovers had an ID number so, in the unlined gloves, you can read whose hands cut them.
Gloving is a journeyman trade, Rina says, and during the 1930s, before World War II, many Italian, German and French glovers came to Randers for work. One such glover was Herr Balhausen, our number 12, who arrived auf der Walz (waltzing, literally, but means “as a journeyman”) and got his heart stolen by a local seamstress. He intended to stay - but war came, and he was conscripted by the Nazi Wehrmacht to serve on the Russian Front. War ended, and Herr Balhausen was miraculously still alive - but stuck in Russia with nothing but the clothes on his back. So began the journeyman’s journey home, as he travelled by foot from Russia to Randers, where he was reunited with his beloved seamstress. (Years later he would admit to a few bike rides along the way, when he got impatient).
Glovein that it has to be thin, soft, stretchy yet durable.
Rina closes the book, and I return from the 1940s with a jolt. Today, although it is somewhat endangered, craftmanship such as Herr Balhausen’s is still central to glove making. The last cutter in Denmark was educated at Randers ten years ago. Gloves making was always taught through vocational apprenticeships, and currently no recognised training is in place anywhere in Denmark.
Balancing heritage and modern sensibilities is writ large in the next chapter for this brand. On one hand (aha!) you have the classic Randers back collection of 340 designs, of which a core 77 are on sale, featuring no new designs, no seasonal changes, which suggests that gloves will be gloves will be gloves. In contrast, reveals Rina, the Rhanders millennial collection will offer 12 to 15 new styles, varying from season to season. I can’t wait to try some on.
Remember what I said about the warmth of (g)love making? I think it’s true.


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No it doesn’t BUT an element of it will need to be put aside for tax purposes as it will be taxable.
The money the self employed person gets will have to be taxed and declared on their tax return for the relevant return. The money the furloughed employee gets will also be taxed in the usual manner.
Yes you can (although furloughed employees who are at home and being paid their 80% are not able to continue working at all). So it’s different for self employed. You are allowed to carry on working.
However, your ‘bills’ should be entirely cut back. And ask for loans and mortgages to be put on hold for now. And no one is allowed to be evicted for three months for non payment of rent.
9. I know this is not about being self employed technically but I am a director of a limited company, I am the sole director and often counted as being ‘self employed’. I pay myself the minimum via PAYE and then top up my earnings when I can with dividends (which I pay tax on). What will I get under this scheme?
15. I have been put on unpaid leave for the last few weeks on account of Coronavirus affecting the business. Am I entitled to furlough pay?
Yes it is. It is up to them though, whether they do this. They could make you redundant at the end of the furlough period.
I am glad you asked this, they’ve changed the rules on this, so I’ve heard. And it’s been confirmed (by Martin Lewis Money Saving Expert) that you must declare this money but show how it relates to the expected tax and national insurance calculations you have made and please reapply if you were turned down as this should not make you ineligible if your other ‘savings’ bring you under £16,000. Please apply here. Or use your existing ‘journal’ to message them again.
19. Someone told me that as I am a key worker and work for a government funded organisation, that I can’t be furloughed. But my children need looking after. Can I be furloughed?


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Finnish challenger Holvi announced plans to exit the UK market on 31 October 2020, mirroring UK’s initial departure date from the EU.
Speaking to Finance Forward, Antti-Jussi Suominen, CEO of Holvi said: “Great Britain is a challenging market - and we were ready to rise to this challenge."
New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minister, Winston Peters, said Britain is not 'match fit' to thrash out international agreements.
According to the Telegraph, Mr Peters blamed Boris Johnson and his team for the slow advance towards post-Brexit deals.
Micheál Martin will havebecoming Taoiseach during a visit to Northern Ireland today.
They are expected to discuss the UK's post-Brexit trade talks with the EU and the pandemic crisis, as well as developing a sustainable economic recovery strategy.d: "Today's meeting will be anl concern.
Speaking today, the country's Deputy Prime Minister stated Mrs May's Government had allowed "inertia" to set in while focusing on Brexit.
Boris Johnson is under more pressure to secure a free trade agreement, as a new poll has shown 60 percent of Britons believe the cost of shopping goods will rise if no deal is agreed between the UK and EU.
Just three percent said prices will drop.
This comes amid concern the new Global Tariff system in place after the transition period would put taxes on EU imports if there is a no deal Brexit.
The mayor of Calais, Natacha Bouchart told France 3 that the use of the Royal Navy in the Channel to deal with migrant crossings, was "an act of war".
She also called on Priti Patel's French counterpart, to press the issue with the UK.
Express.co.uk has launched its own reader comment section.
Constitution Secretary Mike Russell MSP said the new Bill will mean, on devolved matters, Scottish law can keep in line with those in Europe "when appropriate and practicable to do so".
Emma Lopinska, the Scottish Government’s Constitutional Policy Manager id: "The power to align is a discretionary power so it’s not about maintaining absolute alignment with the EU on every subject.
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ITALY's departure from the European Union could be the final straw which destroys the bloc - with support for Italexit rising steadily, a leading europhile has said.
Singling out the country of his birth, Hungary, led by Viktor Orban, and Poland for specific criticism, billionaire financier George Soros stressed: "But actually my biggest concern is Italy.
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Sterling held above $1.30 on Wednesday, clinging on to recent gains on the back of dollar weakness, which outweighed the impact of a record drop in Britain's economic output.
The Pound was steady at $1.3048, close to the five-month high of near $1.32 it rose to last week, and at 90.02 pence against the euro.
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After Mrs May tried and faishe resigned as Prime Minister on July 24, with newly elected Tory leader Mr Johnson replacing her.Johnson's arrival in Number 10 rapidly disabused Fine Gael leader Mr Varadkar and deputy, Simon Coveney, out of their assumption that a no deal Brexit would never be permitted in Westminster.
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4 Responses to ""	Julia July 4, 2013 at 12:09 pm	She didn’t have to be driven to the border to apply for a U visa. In fact, she couldn’t received it after her bf got charged. Then she would’ve been legal at the time she got stopped. It seems that her attorney in the case against the bf wasn’t competent.
Reply	Alfredo Lozano June 24, 2013 at 12:38 pm	Such a tragedy. This young woman should have been able to consult with an attorney. There could have been a way to prevent this from happening.
Reply	Callie Greer June 19, 2013 at 12:20 pm	I am so hurt by this. I don’t want to hear about these laws they have here in America. These laws are for the people we allow to make them. We are living in deadly times and we don’t have much time to act. This next year we will have the opportunity to help ourselves by putting folk in offices that care about us. President Obama can’t do it without a supportive playing team, now is the time for us to start recruiting for that team. And as recruiters we have to be informed on our players, the team we have now is not the team for us. We can’t afford the team we have they are too expensive, how can we pay with mothers, children, husbands, sisters, brothers entire families? We have got to get a hold of this Country!!! My heart goes out to this family, I pray that you get justice, and I pray we that we vote for ourselves in 2014 in our towns, cities states and redeem some concern. love . justice and fairness Let’s send this present team home so they can go and play with the ones they support.
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