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2 hours ago, Farrelli said:

I can't believe the amount on here who are celebrating another team's demise. It could easily have been us. Accusing Wigan of being small time and irrelevant whilst we are currently bottom of L2. Glass houses and all that.

Stop trying to be nice, fuck em!

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The EFL should issue a statement to say: "We deny Wigan Athletic permission to start the season. What is more we acknowledge and apologise for the mistake of our predecessors in opening the door to th

Wigan can’t say , founder members ,they can’t say first ever goal scored, they can’t say first ever Wembley winners ,with a record crowd ,famous white horse final to boot . They can’t say top flight f

Turns out they owe £3.1415926535

31 minutes ago, Benny The Ball said:

Not sure how credible this article is ( printed below )

If anybody on here subscribes to The Athletic from which it supposedly quotes  perhaps they can confirm it ?

The administrators at Wigan Athletic have turned down a second bid from former Port Vale owner Norman Smurthwaite, according to reports.

The League One outfit are up for sale with several interested parties reported last week, but the latest offer from the ex-Vale owner has been turned down.

Smurthwaite originally submitted a bid of £3.3 million for the Latics – £700,000 lower than what the administrators were asking. He cited a fire sale of assets as the reason behind his reduced offer. 19 players have been sold as well as one of Wigan’s two training grounds.

This original offer was rejected but, according to The Athletic, he has now returned with another, this time of £3 million which is £300,000 lower than his first bid and £1 million short of the asking price.

This has also been turned down by Gerald Krasner, signalling their hope that a bid matching the £4 million price tag will be forthcoming.

The fans have raised an impressive £670,000 to aid the club in this difficult time but Ian Lenagan, the owner of rugby league Wigan Warriors and co-tenants at the DW, remains the supporter’s choice to lead a local rescue.

The big question is whether he can guarantee the EFL that he is able to fund the club for two years, something the governing body wants to see before sanctioning a deal.

I don't know if the article's genuine or not, but I do know that Lenaghan isn't the supporters' choice.

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12 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

Well indeed and a fan since the seventies.  Some on here cannot handle a different opinion.

I see what you're saying, but I just want them to go the same way Bury did.

Not die altogether, just have to play Orrell Albion forever

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16 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

Well indeed and a fan since the seventies.  Some on here cannot handle a different opinion.

Ok sorry for the insult no need . I have never met another Bolton fan who compared us to Stockport and Rochdale though.

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2 minutes ago, snowball said:

Ok sorry for the insult no need . I have never met another Bolton fan who compared us to Stockport and Rochdale though.

👍No worries.

Of course we are bigger than Rochdale, Oldham and Stockport but right now we are in the same boat financially and all suffer the same geographical challenge.

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56 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I don't know if the article's genuine or not, but I do know that Lenaghan isn't the supporters' choice.

Think they are running out of options now though ..

In another twist the admins have  put this statement out - I genuinely have my doubts as to whether we would have survived had these admins handled our sale - its a complete farce

By @Begbies

“In view of the obvious frustration by a number of fans and other interested parties regarding certain recent events at the club we wish to make the following statement and confirm certain facts.

On Sunday 13 September, social media was inundated with news that the French-Americans had made a final bid of £2 million. Despite being in constant communication with the French-Americans, no such bid was received that day. What it did do however was panic some of the very interested buyers and we spent most of Sunday afternoon on the phone with them. As a result of all the adverse publicity this generated, we can advise that one of the principal bidders backed out Monday morning and they were due that day to deposit £4 million with their lawyers on the basis of anonymity at this stage. They said that the publicity had put them off and their bid was withdrawn. It also led to other parties (who were not in the front running for bids) to make similar offers, one of which was as low as £1.5 million for all of the assets. We did in fact receive a bid of £2 million from the French-Americans as predicted on Friday 18 September at 16:25pm. What was not disclosed with this bid on social media however was the strings attached to it – namely that we had to pay the £1.3 million to creditors to avoid the 15-point penalty. This was not feasible under English law as detailed below and we went back within the hour at 17:19pm to inform them that their bid had been rejected and the reasons why. If they want to rethink the bid and remove the clause where we have to pay the £1.3 million then that will be seriously looked at by the Joint Administrators.

Amazingly, within 17 minutes of us sending the email rejecting the bid with reasons these details appeared on social media. We have put in writing to them that this is a complete breach of their NDA and it is for this reason after taking advice that we are going public with the reasons for turning the bid down. Under English law, before we could pay anything to the creditors we must clear the expenses of the Administration. Fans will appreciate that no income has been received and no season ticket sales have taken place. We have therefore had to pay June, July and August wages out of the player sales and these amounts included wage deferrals from early in the season plus a month’s salary at Championship rates to all players who left. As a result of this there is a considerable liability to HMRC for PAYE on wages plus the VAT on player sales. Taken together with the costs of the appeal, the loss in Administration is over £3 million which has to be paid before any dividend can be paid to the unsecured creditors. That becomes an impossibility when the actual offer is only £2 million. As we have said in the above paragraph, if this bid is remade it will be given very serious consideration.

Questions have also been raised why the asking price is still £4 million and the above is the principal reason why. Prior to the sale of the Euxton training ground the asking price was in the region of £6 million but we told all bidders they could have a £2 million discount if they preferred not to buy that training ground as part of the package and the Joint Administrators would conclude a separate sale.

Another question raised is to why we have sold so many players. The reason is that the players wage bill was over £12 million whereas for a League One club there is a wage cap £10 million lower. It was therefore necessary to offload the bulk of valuable players to reach this target and have a club that could still operate efficiently within League One. We should also point out that a number of players did not want to play in League One with the lower wage bill and requested a transfer.

Questions have also been raised about the sale of the training ground and whether it has been used to pay our fees. We will point out that this asset is in a separate limited company and the money to buy it was supplied directly from Hong Kong and not the football club. The answer to this is that since day one we have drawn no monies for any fees and have funded disbursements out of our own pocket. Apart from the legal fees for the appeal, no fees will be charged by the Joint Administrators or their lawyers to the football club. We continue to still discuss at a serious level with at least 3 bidders an offer that would allow us to do all of the above including payment of the 25p. Contracts have been sent out to the most interested parties and once one party signs the contract we shall let you know as soon as practically possible. We would also advise all fans that if they have questions to send them to Barry Worthington (barry@wiganathleticsupportersclub.co.uk) who has a phone call with us every week.”

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6 hours ago, Spider said:

I see what you're saying, but I just want them to go the same way Bury did.

Not die altogether, just have to play Orrell Albion forever

"boltons going bust" , id rather bury won the prem than those fuckers finish the month.

maybe it were only because they (bury) were in the same boat as us as the same time that they didnt have time to gloat. but i still think id rather see that ^ after all the shit the deereaters did last year.

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Saw this on Latin’s speyk and took a look at wiki for more info.

quote Latin’s speyk-  So with our average gate being over 10,000 for last 10-15 years how would that work?

It was in answer to someone pointing to Fleetwood’s 3 or 4k average. He seems quite proud of his club’s massive attendances.

Small time,

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For those who are still following this soap opera below is the latest Question and Answer session between Gerald Krasner of the Amins and a Supporters club representative

Last 3 lines are the relevant ones for those that dont want to read the detail

Gerald Krasner Pt 4

The fourth meeting with Gerald Krasner took place this evening, Tuesday 22/09/20. The telephone call lasted 46 minutes.

Full range of questions asked, all that were emailed in, some stuff, not much to be fair, was off the record

Callum Lang (question from week 3 that got missed) I needed to save the outflow of wages, the wages were really costing the club so we had to make some savings.

League 1 & 2 Being Cancelled if the reported cancellation did come about it would create turmoil , but only the High Court could stop the administration process, I don’t see what cancelling the season would achieve really, you’re going to alienate millions of people who are fans, you’re not going to save certain costs that are there anyway, like rates, stadium costs and stuff - and it will be up to the Government, the Premier League and the EFL to come up with a package and the players would have to take reduced wages.

So the administration process would carry on but under an even worse scenario.

American Bid I tried to explain, in my statement why I turned down the American offer, the Americans have gone public on this more than once and it gives me the right to respond in public, unless we pay £3.3m  of administration expenses , we cannot pay the creditors 25p in the £ in law.

If the Americans want to bring that bid back and would deal with the creditors themselves I’m telling you it would be seriously looked at.

It’s come back to me, rightly or not, that the Americans were surprised that we rejected, they thought we’d make a counter offer, but we’ve laid out where we are and I have to meet a minimum standard, they got to waive in their offer the creditors position. They either up the bid by £1.3m or if they’re tied for cash on day one, the best thing to do is offer me is £2.7m and they pay the creditors £1.8m over three years, roughly, but that incurs a 15 point penalty.

Bidders  Put Off Everybody has called me a liar on this, but I am an officer of the court and I cannot lie as I would be hauled before the courts, I had a bidder that I met, I had physically gone somewhere to meet, they are very rich, let’s just say that money was not the problem, they were going to bid just under £4m but were going to put £4m in their solicitors account, I spoke to their solicitor who said he’d got instructions that on Monday, he’d given his bank account details to them, he said to me that they had to have complete anonymity and this stage, until their bid was accepted by the EFL they were not going to go public. There was a very good reason for this which I cannot disclose.

When Nixon put that article account, not only them but every other bidder was onto me “what’s this, your selling for £2 million”, now this wasn’t the fans fault but Nixon not phoning up checking a story. At that stage we’d had no bid from America for £2million. We didn’t get it for another four days, so how does he know it’s coming?

These people (bidders) have got professionals monitoring the websites and social media to see what’s going on, Monday morning I got a phone call from their agent saying that they were having a rethink due to publicity and they never transferred the money. They’ve now gone and definitely not in the bidding and not coming back.

You can imagine how I felt, they had the contract, they said if we put the money in can we have exclusivity, I said no because there are other contracts out but once the money is in they are ready to sign the contract. That was the leading bid of three at the time.

His (Alan Nixon) job is to get a story, his responsibility is to check there is an element of truth in it, that’s what I’m saying.

Finance/Debt  No we wouldn’t finish the season if no buyer came in, there are too many things that can effect it for me to give you a date, it’s not Christmas, it’s before Christmas in my opinion.

What do we owe? We have written off £25m the best estimate is £5.2m at the moment, which is why 25p is £1.3m (which must be paid), now there are creditors in the other companies , but I don’t have to pay them anything at this moment but I may have to do after.

Will we put a definitive amount owed on the website? No. The absolute cost depends on whether they are paying the creditors or not, this is explained in the discussion about the American bid previously. £4 million with the creditors paid by us, or £2.7 million and the new owners pay the creditors themselves.

Euxton There is a tax problem with the Euxton sale, it is in the books at £650K everybody knows it cost more than that. Anything we sold it for over £650K we’ve got a tax bill to sort out on it. We have also got creditors on the other companies and yes half of the Euxton money, but not all of it, will be used for fees. It wasn’t sold for that reason , originally it would have gone back to the Cayman Islands that money, but the owners have waived it and said we will guarantee your fee, our property companies will pay them. None of our fees will go to the football club – and I keep saying this – the legal fees is for the appeal, no other professional fees for us or the lawyers will go to the Football Club.

If we hadn’t done what we’d done and sold Euxton the Football Club still wouldn’t have seen the money because it would’ve gone to the Cayman Islands.  I’m not denying that some of that (Euxton) money will have to be used for our fees and lawyers fees.

Peter Risdale I followed Risdale at Leeds United, he’s not a friend of mine despite what he says, he is a very smooth talker, but saying it (Euxton) is worth £10 million is for his own fans (PNE) consumption.

Michael Danson (Wigan Warriors investor) hasn’t been approached by us.

Streaming the games into the ground may have been possible up until today

Dean Watson going to the Ipswich game, all necessary precautions always undertaken

Transfer Fees The bidders see the individual transfer fees but not all being made public, though they will be totalled on report.

Bad News If there ever is going to be bad news I won’t be putting it on the website I will come down face to face to give and to answer questions, that isn’t a plan, it isn’t, but I’m not going to run away and only come for good news.

Fire Sale There hasn’t been a fire sale, we turned down bids for players. Let’s deal with this and the Add Ons. We came in on the 1st July knowing nothing, first thing we ask “have Junes wages been paid” no. So we’ve got 28 days to pay the wages otherwise the entire team could walk and then it’s not a fire sale it’s close the club.

So what do we do, we sell immediately two youth players and doubled the original bids that have been received, one of them before we were appointed. Brighton had made the offer, we got double the money in the end. Forget the add-ons, then we sell Gelhardt to Leeds because we were coming up to July’s wages .

The most important things were to get money to pay wages, the bill, including ground staff was in excess of £1m a month even after furlough monies were received. But there was the deferrals from March which had to be paid, and after the end of the season, everyone who was out of contract, or lefty, was entitled to an extra month’s salary at Championship rates.

So we had to sell players to meet that commitment for the three months, now we’re in the middle of Covid no clubs are getting any income, including the Premier League, if we sold any player before the transfer window came in we couldn’t get the money to pay the wages unless we sold to a Premier League club. The only people who are going to pay reasonable money are Premier League and top half of the Championship.

What we have done is refuse bid after bid to get what’s known as the add-ons, Gelhardt for example went for £800K but there are £1m of potential add-ons on that contract, the other players we’ve sold have add-ons worth up to £7m.

Strictly that money will come to us as administrators what we have said is that we need the first £250K as a buffer and we will sell you the rest for £1. So any new owner going forward over the next five years can expect a steady stream of income all things being equal, you won’t get full amount but certainly £1m+.

The buffer, we’ve had to make some assumptions of how much we need to pay everybody, the revenue haven’t put a claim in m  we think that there is some they haven’t claimed yet, so we have to make allowances here and there,  that’s the buffer. If we don’t spend that 250 we’ve told all the bidders “you’ll get it back”.

The add-ons are appearances, sell ons etc. A lot of people don’t understand football insolvency and it needs explaining that this is a vital asset going to the new owners.

Our fees aren’t negotiable, they are approved by creditors. Are our fees negotiable? I don’t think we are going to get all our fees, let’s put it that way.

We did a deal with the owners on the basis that if it didn’t work out we could do a million pounds worth of work and not get paid a penny. Our fees are dependent on selling the club, if we don’t sell it we’re in trouble.

Just to reiterate, debt is £5.2m @25p (£1.3m) owing and £3m is the revenue. Sale - £2.7m with them paying the creditors or £4m with admin paying the creditors.

Conflicting Statements We have been accused of putting out conflicting statements, Paul Stanley was taken out of context in a telephone call with the Guardian newspaper, he was asked an innocuous question, he was explaining like Macclesfield and Bury what happens if we don’t sell the club, he’s not saying this is a Macclesfield, things are taken out of context, headlines do not mean what he said.

Everyday we are talking to the bidders either by phone, email or via meetings, it’s a non-stop process, but as of today it hasn’t progressed to where someone is going to sign a contract.

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I've just been into the EE shop in the centre of Bolton and I put my BWFC face mask on as I entered.

The guy who greeted me said  "Bolton Wanderers" with a slight edge, so I replied "well we are in the centre of Bolton".

He then said "I'm a wigan fan".

"Not for much longer" said I 😁

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Introducing the EUR district in Rome

EUR: When Ancient Meets Modern.

EUR (which is the acronym of Esposizione Universale di Roma, meaning Rome’s Universal Exposition) is a metaphysical district of Rome that dates back to the Fascist era.

The original project was inspired by Fascist ideology and by the classical Roman urban planning, adding the elements of Italian Rationalism. The layout of the EUR district includes wide streets, and majestic and imposing architectural buildings, that are massive and square, mostly built with white marble to recall the classical monuments of the Ancient Imperial Rome.

This district detaches from the rest of the city of Rome as its architecture is uniquely modern and presents any visitor with the perception of being in a timeless place, characterized by the sharp and tall buildings as well as the many green areas and massive artificial lake, creating a contrast between its modernity and the ancient buildings in the centre of Rome. The clean white marble buildings, the ancient roman architecture, along with the majestic fountains make this district seem like it was meant to be the return of the Ancient

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Roman Empire with the influence of the Fascist ideology. So, how did this district come to life and how did it change throughout the years?

In 1937, the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini announces the start of construction for this district, designing a project planned to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the March on Rome in 1942. Due to the Second World War, an anti-bomb bunker was constructed 14 meters underground extending for 475 sqm in order to continue the construction regardless of the war.

However, after the events of the war and the loss of Mussolini, the exhibition never took place and the district was abandoned in 1942, the same year in which the original project was intended to be inaugurated. In between the 1950s and 1960s, the EUR district was revived, and new buildings were constructed, such as the Palazzo dello Sport (Sport Palace) in occasion of the Olympics Games of 1960, as well as the Piscina delle Rose (Rose Swimming Pool), an Olympic outdoor pool in the Central Park of the Lake.

The ambitious urban and architectural complexes attract tourists and inhabitants with the magnificence of buildings that rise mighty to the sky of Rome. EUR’s rationalist architecture characterizes many monuments that distinguish this district to the rest of the city. A symbolic monument of the district is the Square Colosseum, which is a nickname given to the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana (Palace of Italian Civilization), and was built by the architects Guerrini, La Padula and Romano inspired by metaphysical art. The district also benefits a sophisticated and well- connected system of underground galleries 4 meters below the ground that extend for 18 kilometres and provide water to the artificial lake as well as the rest of the district, as well as the optic fibre for a faster internet connection for the inhabitants.

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The structural design and internal psychology of the district’s architecture was commented by the notorious Italian director Federico Fellini, during an episode of a series released in 1970 by RAI.

In this series, Fellini walks through the architectural scenography of EUR and illustrates the reasons that led him to choose the metaphysical and abstract scenarios of this district to set some of his films, such as La Dolce Vita (1960) and Boccaccio ’70 (1962).

According to Fellini, the space of EUR provides its visitors with “an artistic atmosphere as if you were in a painting, beyond any law except perhaps the aesthetic ones. A place where there are no relationships other than those with solitude and objects.” This reflection argues that this district hosts a metaphysical environment in which the monumental architecture is uniform and in harmony with its wide surroundings.

The urban development of EUR has continued to this day with the construction of the new Congress Centre called La Nuvola di Fuksas (Fuksas’ Cloud), a massive keel anchored to the ground by three solid metal feet, placed inside a giant glass and steel container and covered by an opalescent white fabric giving the complex the appearance of a cloud. Today, EUR is a Roman urban area in which most of the buildings are owned by the state-owned company EUR Spa.

Fuksas Cloud

EUR has thus become the most important financial pole of the capital with the presence of numerous banks, such as Unicredit, BNL and others, as well as public and private buildings, such as Poste Italiane (Italian Post Office) and theItalian multinational oil and gas company (ENI). The district also hosts the Museum of Roman Civilization and the National Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions, affirming its strong cultural connection to the past. Ph: MarcelloCerauloPortfolio /

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Address EUR, Roma, RM, Italia

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Full steam ahead with this peculiar season. Some of that peculiarity has been great - see M5 winning their first game since March 2019, and self-proclaimed best player in the club Joe Trickett saving a flick to secure a 1 goal victory for the M2 at Chelmsford this last week. Some has been funny - see M11 player Jacko getting locked in ‘HMP John Orwell’ after training and the overall quality of content on the @wappingmxis instagram account. And the other small proportion of peculiarity available in the universe at any one time has been COVID related.

This coming week, another piece of the ‘normal’ hockey puzzle fits into place with Back2Hockey starting up! A chance for some of our newest players to learn the basics from some of the best players in the club (and Ollie Bull as well). Keep an eye on our socials for details, and let Ciara Murphy and Ollie Bull know on wappingvcp@gmail.com if you have any friends who might fancy picking up a stick.

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Back2Hockey is back! Look out for the posts and share the news. We are welcoming all beginners to John Orwell Sports Centre this Monday coming (12th October). This will be a great way to reconnect with hockey, other players and boost the endorphins. Have a friend? Bring them along!

We will be running these sessions every 2-3 weeks to get things started and the dates for your diaries are the 12th, 26th and 9th November. To make things as seamless as possible and give everyone the best experience, please could we ask those of you who are interested to let us know if you will be attending due to limited spaces. Email us at wappingvcp@gmail.com

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Wausau, WI – The Wausau RiverWolves have signed forward Ryan Solz to a 2020-2021 tender agreement. Solz was a member of the Irondale High (Minnesota) during his high school hockey career.

This past season Solz tallied 27 goals and 8 assists in 26 games. During his high school career Solz totaled 54 goals and 27 assists in 78 games played. Ryan did appear in two games for the RiverWolves at the NA3HL Showcase back in December.

“Happy to have Ryan with our program. Ryan played a few games with us last season after a very successful high school career and we look forward to continuing that progress this season,” stated Head Coach Colin Bailey.

Stay connected during the off-season by following the RiverWolves @wausaurwolves on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and online at riverwolveshockey.com.

The RiverWolves are members of the North American 3 Hockey League (NA3HL), one of three USA Hockey-sanctioned Tier III Junior leagues, serves as one of the top training grounds in the country by providing the best coaching, exposure and developmental vehicles available for student-athletes in its classification.  The primary mission of the NA3HL is to provide a structured developmental environment for student-athletes who have aspirations of playing in the NAHL or United States Hockey League and eventually the NCAA or American College Hockey Association.  For more information, visit riverwolveshockey.com.


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Hugo Weaving
Hugo Weaving
Celebrated Name: Hugo Weaving
Real Name/Full Name: Hugo Wallace Weaving
Gender: Male
Age: 61 years old
Birth Date: 4 April 1960
Birth Place: Ibadan, Nigeria
Nationality: British, Australian
Height: 1.88 m
Weight: 75 kg
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Marital Status: In relationship
Wife/Spouse (Name): No
Children: Yes (Harry Greenwood, Holly Weaving)
Yes (Katrina Greenwood (1984–)
Profession: English-Australian actor
Net Worth in 2021: $40 million
Last Updated: June 2021

Hugo Weaving is an actor and producer who was born in Nigeria to English parents and currently has British and Australian citizenship. He is most popular for his roles in The Lord of the Rings movies and in “The Matrix” movie.

Maybe you know about Hugo Weaving very well But do you know how old and tall is he, and what is his net worth in 2021? If you do not know, We have prepared this article about details of Hugo Weaving’s short biography-wiki, career, professional life, personal life, today’s net worth, age, height, weight, and more facts. Well, if you’re ready, let’s start.

Early Life

Hugo Wallace Weaving was born on April 4, 1960, in Ibadan in Nigeria. His father, Wallace Weaving, who worked in studying and exploring everything about earthquakes and his mother Anne Lennard, worked as a teacher before becoming a tour guide. Hugo Weaving might have origins from Belgium through his maternal grandmother.

Hugo Weaving’s parents are from the United Kingdom. He was grown and raised in England and in Australia. Hugo Weaving has one brother and one sister, screenwriter and producer Simon Weaving, and Anna Jane Weaving. His niece is the Australian actress and model Samara Weaving. Hugo Weaving studied at The Downs Malvern and the Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital both in England. In Australia, he studied at the Knox Grammar School, and then he graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art.

Personal life

For his personal life, Hugo Weaving has experienced relationships and children that we know of. He has been Katrina Greenwood for a very long time. Hugo and Katrina have one son and one daughter together, actor Harry Greenwood and Holly Weaving.

Age, Height, and Weight

Being born on 4 April 1960, Hugo Weaving is 61 years old as of today’s date 20th June 2021. His height is 1.88 m tall, and his weight is 75 kg.

Hugo Weaving made his debut movie acting role in a drama titled “…Maybe This Time”. His first TV series appearance was a starring role in a drama miniseries titled “Bodyline,” followed by another one in “The Dirtwater Dynasty.” Hugo Weaving began to have more and more roles in the 90s after starring in the drama romantic comedy movie “Proof,” which Russell Crowe is also one of its stars.

Hugo Weaving’s role and performance in the Australian thriller crime movie “The Interview” contributed more to his success. The science fiction action movie “The Matrix” could be his first high grossing movie ever, which he also starred in its sequels. Hugo Weaving’s performance in The Lord of the Rings movies made him one of the top actors. Recently, he starred in an Australian drama series titled “Seven Types of Ambiguity.”

Hugo Weaving’s 2018 plus acting roles including a thriller drama movie titled “Black 47”, a drama miniseries titled “Patrick Melrose,” and an adventure science fiction action movie titled “Mortal Engines.”

Awards & Achievements

Hugo Weaving has more than 50 award winnings and nominations in his credit. He has won a total of 4 Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards, 3 Australian Film Institute Awards, 3 Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards, 2 Australian Film Critics Association Awards, 2 Awards Circuit Community Awards, 2 Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards, A Screen Actors Guild Awards, among others.

Net Worth & Salary of Hugo Weaving in 2021

Hugo Weaving Net Worth
Hugo Weaving Net Worth

As of June 2021, The actor and producer Hugo Weaving net worth is an estimated $40 million, and it is rising continuously. He has been earning tens of millions from his performance and roles in movies and TV series. Hugo Weaving starred in many high grossing movies such as The Lord of the Rings movies, which all grossed more than $3 billion at the box office.

Hugo Weaving is one of the most loved to watch actors. He has contributed a lot to the Australian acting industry, and he’s reaching up to 100 credited acting roles in the upcoming years. Hugo Weaving is one of the stars of the greatest movies of all time, The Lord of the Rings movies. Hugo Weaving is now happily living with Katrina Greenwood in Sydney.

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Lionel Messi
Lionel Messi
Celebrated Name: Lionel Messi
Real Name/Full Name: Lionel Andrés Messi
Gender: Male
Age: 33 years old
Birth Date: 24 June 1987
Birth Place: Rosario, Argentina
Nationality: Argentine, Spanish
Height: 1.7 m
Weight: 72 kg
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Marital Status: Married
Wife/Spouse (Name): Antonella Roccuzzo (m. 2017)
Children: Yes (Thiago Messi Roccuzzo, Mateo Messi Roccuzzo, Ciro Messi Roccuzzo)
Profession: Footballer
Net Worth in 2021: $450 million
Last Updated: June 2021

Lionel Messi is a footballer from Argentina who professionally plays as a forward in a Spanish club known as Barcelona. He also plays for the Argentina national team. Lionel Messi is famous for being the best player in the world and appearing in the field most frequently in the world.

Maybe you know about Lionel Messi very well But do you know how old and tall is he and what is his net worth in 2021? If you do not know, We have prepared this article about details of Lionel Messi’s short biography-wiki, career, professional life, personal life, today’s net worth, age, height, weight, and more facts. Well, if you’re ready, let’s start.

Early Life

Lionel Messi was born in 1987 on 24th June. His place of birth is Rosario in Argentina and was born amongst four children. His father was Jorge Messi, who was a manager at a steel factory. Lionel mother is Cecilia Cuccittini who was a staff of magnet manufacturing industry. Messi’s father ancestry background is Spanish and Italian. His fore-parents are Catalonia and Marche. Cecilia Cuccittini has ancestry background of Italian.

Lionel grew up in a united family that loved football, where he developed a great interest in football at an early age. He mostly played with his elder brothers Matias and Rodrigo as well as Maximiliano and Emanuel Biancucchi who were his cousins. This young later became professional football players.

Messi became a member of Grandoli local football club where his father was the coach. His initial encouragement to his career came from his maternal grandmother known as Cecilia. She used to go with him to the training and matches. Her death was a drawback to this hike in a career as she died when Messi was about ten years. He usually commemorates her death in every goal he kicks in by looking up the sky for tribute.

Messi upholds the Catholic faith, where the Christians believe in life after death.

Personal life

Messi has been in a relationship with Antonella from Rosaria from 2008 up to now. Their relationship started when Messi was twenty years. They had grown together and came to know each other when Messy was five years. Antonella was a cousin of his childhood friend by the name Lucas Scaglia who also played football.

The two kept their relationship incognito for a year but later confirmed their togetherness in January 2009. They then went public a month later. Before that, he has linked to Macarena Memos in a love relationship. Also, there was Luciana Salazar who was once his lover.

Age, Height, and Weight

Being born on 24 June 1987, Lionel Messi is 33 years old as of today’s date 20th June 2021. His height is 1.7 m tall, and weight is 72 kg.

Messi Lionel joined Rosario football club at the age of six where he scored nearly 500 goals. Later, he was diagnosed with the deficiency of growth hormone. Messi played for Barcelona for seasons but shone brightly during the fourth one. That is when he hiked with the club.

He was promoted to Juveniles A- team and scored over ten goals in eleven matches. While there, he shone well enough to capture the interest of the technical staff of Barcelona C.

Lionel Messi afterwards joined the club. He received his first professional contract in 2004 on 4th February which continued for eight years. Messi scored his first senior goal in 2005 on 1st May against Albacete.

Awards & Achievements.

Lionel Messi has won five Ballon d’Or Awards. Four out of these have been seized consecutively. He also holds four European Golden Shoes Awards. Messi has received twenty-nine trophies with Barcelona in different tournaments.

Net Worth & Salary of Lionel Messi in 2021

Lionel Messi Net Worth 2019As of June 2021, Lionel Messi has an estimated net worth of around $450 million. He has accumulated this net worth through professional football career since his childhood. He has signed many contracts with the team gaining much wealth from the same. He has been playing with the Barcelona C team since 2004. Before that, he was a member of other teams. His salary is $45 million.

Lionel Messi carries a considerable net worth from his career as a football player. He was encouraged to the profession by his grandmother. Ironically, she had to be the one despite the fact that his family was full of football players. This maintains the fact that old is gold as this aged woman identified the talent of the small boy. Additionally, she acted smart by taking Messi to the field for matches.

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Terry Crews
Terry Crews
Celebrated Name: Terry Crews
Real Name/Full Name: Terry Alan Crews
Gender: Male
Age: 52 years old
Birth Date: 30 July 1968
Birth Place: Flint, Michigan, United States
Nationality: American
Height: 1.9 m
Weight: 75 kg
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Marital Status: Married
Wife/Spouse (Name): Rebecca King-Crews (m. 1990)
Children: Yes (Azriel Crews, Naomi Burton-Crews, Isaiah Crews, Tera Crews, Wynfrey Crews)
Profession: American actor, comedian, activist, artist, and former football player
Net Worth in 2021: $25 million
Last Updated: June 2021

Terry Crews is an actor, producer, and artist from the United States. Crews is also a former American football player who has played for four national football league teams. Terry Crews most popular appearance was in “The Expendables” movie and its sequels.

Maybe you know about Terry Crews very well But do you know how old and tall is he, and what is his net worth in 2021? If you do not know, We have prepared this article about details of Terry Crews’s short biography-wiki, career, professional life, personal life, today’s net worth, age, height, weight, and more facts. Well, if you’re ready, let’s start.

Early Life

Terry Alan Crews was born in Flint city in Michigan, United States, on July 30, 1968. His father’s name is Terry Crews, Sr. and he was an abusive alcoholic, and his mother is Patricia Crews.

Terry Crews was grown and raised in his hometown mostly by his mother, and he finished his schooling from the Flint Academy High School. After school, he received a scholarship at the Interlochen Center for the Arts, followed by another scholarship at Western Michigan University, where he played as a defensive end for their football team.

Personal Life

For his marriage life, Terry Crews has been married to Rebecca King-Crews since 1990. Terry and Rebecca are the parents of 1 son and four daughters together, Isaiah Crews, Azriel Crews, Tera Crews, Naomi Burton Crews, and Wynfrey Crews. Terry Crews admitted once that he had a pornography addiction that causes him, family, some problems, but he overcame it around 2009.

Age, Height, and Weight

Being born on 30 July 1968, Terry Crews is 52 years old as of today’s date 20th June 2021. His height is 1.9 m tall, and his weight is 75 kg.

For his professional American football career, Terry Crew was an outstanding defensive end for the Western Michigan Broncos football, and he earned several honors for that. The Los Angeles Rams first drafted him in 1991, then he played for San Diego Chargers, followed by the Washington Redskins, and his final team was Philadelphia Eagles.

Terry Crews went to acting career soon after retiring from NFL. He went to the “Battle Dome” series in 1999 as he decided there to go into acting. Terry Crews’ first movie appearance was in 2000 in a science fiction action movie titled “The 6th Day”. His popularity grew more after appearing in a comedy-drama movie titled “Friday After Next.” Terry Crews had a great acting role in “The Expendables” movie and its sequels. He also co-founds a design company named “Amen&Amen.”

Terry Crews’ outstanding acting performance in the comedy movie “White Chicks” gave him his role in the sports comedy “The Longest Yard.” He has three successful TV series, the comedy “Everybody Hates Chris,” comedy “Are We There Yet?”, And the police comedy series “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” In 2018 – 2019, Terry Crews voice acts on an animated movie titled “The Willoughbys,” and he is one of the stars of a fantasy science fiction movie titled “Sorry to Bother You.”

Awards & Achievements

It is very weird that the talented actor Terry Crews has never won an award. He was nominated for a total of 8 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Image Awards, 4 Behind the Voice Actors Awards, 1 Teen Choice Award, 1 Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement in Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production, Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series and others. In 2017, Terry Crews was named as one of “The Silence Breakers” as Time Person of the Year by Time magazine.

Net Worth & Salary of Terry Crews in 2021

Terry Crews Net Worth
Terry Crews Net Worth

As of June 2021, The estimated net worth of the actor, producer, and artist Terry Crews is $25 million. He made his millions of fortune from the movies and series he has appeared on, and from the design company, he co-founds. Terry Crews’ highest-grossing movies including “The Expendables” and its sequels, “Blended” and “Norbit.”

Terry Crews is an actor and producer who has more than 75 credited acting roles in movies and TV series. It’s hard to believe that the actor has never won an award for his acting performances, yet he has many remarkable roles in movies such as in “The Expendables” and “Norbit.” Terry Crews is married to Rebecca King-Crews, and they are happily living together with their children.

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DC Action in the News

April 22, 2021

DC Line: Kimberly Perry: Critical investments are essential to protect the District’s future

Our city — our entire society — has reached a decision point. As we begin to emerge from the worst public health crisis in a century and we grapple with the undeniable epidemic of racial injustice, we must choose how to move forward. Our children cannot afford for us to return to “normal.”

March 10, 2021

WAMU/NPR: Listen: Youth Advocates Call For Holistic Solutions To Stem Increase In Local Carjackings

D.C. witnessed a surge in carjackings during 2020. Officials reported 350 incidents of grand theft auto — double the number in recent years. Officials noticed that some suspects charged in these cases were teenagers, or even younger. Kimberly Perry, director of D.C. Action for Children, tells us about the root causes of this alarming trend and programs aimed at helping at-risk youth.

February 25, 2021

Wall Street Journal: Washington, D.C., Police Fight a Rise in Carjackings and Blame Covid-19

During the pandemic, police officers in Washington, D.C., started noticing a rise in a crime that alarmed them: teenagers forcibly stealing occupied cars and often going for joy rides.

February 17, 2021

The Nation: In Some States, Child Care Workers Won’t Get the Covid Vaccine for Months

In D.C., LaQuandra S. Nesbitt, the director of the city’s department of health, explained in a letter to child care advocates that it had chosen “to vaccinate a large percentage of our in-person public school workforce,” which would allow it “to expand the critical societal function of in-person school.”

January 27, 2021

DC Line: Sally D’Italia: DC COVID-19 vaccine plan intentionally leaves child care educators behind

As an early childhood educator in DC, I thought I would be eligible to sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine this week. It’s a promise Mayor Muriel Bowser made earlier this month. Early childhood educators have been working to keep their centers open and operating during most of the pandemic, so we expected the day to come without delay. But we were misinformed.

January 27, 2021

Washington Informer: Early Child Care Educators Among Those Lamenting Slow COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

With Term 3 of the academic year scheduled to start next week, teachers across the District remain in a race to get the highly coveted but scarce coronavirus vaccine.

For early childhood educators, this endeavor has been even more of a struggle as the D.C. Department of Health [DOH] and the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) haven’t included them in the vaccination schedule, despite their essential worker designation.

January 26, 2021

Washington City Paper: Child Care Providers to Get Vaccinated in February

Looks like child care providers will start getting vaccinated in February. The news comes as a relief for members of the early care and education community, many of whom have been working in-person for months.

January 25, 2021

WPFW: WPFW’s To Heal DC: DC Early Educators Fight for COVID Vaccine Access

DC Early Learning Collaborative Chief Strategy Officer Sia Barbara Kamara Ferguson, Washington Association of Child Care Centers President Jeff Credit, DC Directors Exchange Co-Chair Sally D’Italia, and Under 3 DC’s Tawana Jacobs joined To Heal DC hosts Joni Eisenberg and Chuck Hicks to discuss the necessity to vaccinate the District’s early educators at the same time as other DC teachers.

December 9, 2020

WAMU: D.C. To Cut Funding For Homeless Services As Coronavirus Cases Surge

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration is pulling back funding from local nonprofits that serve residents experiencing homelessness, DCist/WAMU has learned. The funding cuts could force some of the affected nonprofits to shrink their programs, from day centers to street outreach, lay off or stop hiring staff and pare down on supplies that support their work.


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The client’s website was registered in 2019. At the time of takeover, Organic Traffic was Zero.

After 6 months of SEO campaign, the website ranked number one for 10 + niche related keywords  having an average monthly organic traffic of 1K + .

Today our client receives 10-15 calls every day out of which 70% converts to customers.

Most of the traffic come from Google My Business (GMB) page, and the search engine result pages.

Our goal next is to double the organic traffic!

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The website was registered in 2019..

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What is CoolSculpting?

CoolSculpting is the brand name for a fat-freezing method that aims to get rid of stubborn fat in certain parts of your body. The method is called cryolipolysis. The U.S. Food and Drug Adminstration approved it in 2010.

Scientists came up with the idea for cryolipolysis by studying what happens to fat during frostbite. Fat freezes at a higher temperature than skin. The cryolipolysis device cools your fat to a temperature that destroys it while leaving your skin and other tissues unharmed.

CoolSculpting Procedure

Cryolipolysis isn't surgery and doesn't use needles. The device holds the part of your body your doctor wants to target between two paddles. The paddles cool quickly and your doctor leaves them in place for about 35 minutes to 1 hour and 15 minutes. During that time, the process destroys about 20%-25% of the fat cells in the area that's targeted.

The final results may not show up for a few months, but you may start to see some changes within a few weeks. Your immune system clears out the dead fat cells slowly over this time.

Who Is It For?

Cryolipolysis isn't a way to lose weight. Your doctor might suggest it if you've tried diet and exercise and haven't been able to get rid of certain fat bulges.

You should avoid cryolipolysis if you have:

  • Loose skin
  • Poor skin tone
  • Cryoglobulinemia (a condition where abnormal proteins in your blood thicken in cold temperatures)
  • Cold urticaria (a skin condition that causes hives on your skin when it gets cold)
  • Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria (a type of anemia that destroys your red blood cells when you're in cold temperatures)

A doctor can use cryolipolysis to help you kill fat cells in areas of your body such as:

  • Under the chin and jawline
  • Thighs
  • Belly
  • Back and sides
  • Under the butt
  • Along the bra line
  • Upper arm

CoolSculpting Risks

You can get cryolipolysis done at your doctor's office, and you don't need to schedule recovery time afterward. It's OK to drive yourself home from the appointment.

There are a few side effects. During the process, you may feel a pulling or tugging on your skin and an intense cold. Afterward, you may feel sore, like you've been exercising. You may also swell a little.

Rarely, cryolipolysis can cause mild or moderate pain afterward. You're also at a slight risk of nerve pain.

Sometimes your skin can look less smooth afterward. Less than 1% of people who get it done have a complication called paradoxical fat hyperplasia. When this happens, the number of fat cells in the area of treatment increase instead of decrease. You're three times more likely to have this happen if you're a man. People of Hispanic descent are also more likely to have this side effect.

CoolSculpting Effectiveness

Studies show that cryolipolysis is safe and effective. The risks are few and rare. There's no damage to your liver. Side effects are mild, too, and go away after a short time. On average, it lessens the amount of fat in targeted areas by 10%-25%.

CoolSculpting Cost

Cryolipolysis is considered a cosmetic treatment. That means insurance won’t cover it.

How much you’ll pay for cryolipolysis depends on several things:

  • The body part you want to treat (smaller areas cost less)
  • How many sessions you have
  • Who does your procedure, and your location

Cryolipolysis for the arms, for example, may take only one session per arm and would cost less per session than larger areas, such as the stomach or love handles. According to the CoolSculpting website, a personalized treatment plan typically costs between $2,000 and $4,000.

CoolSculpting Alternatives

Other procedures to remove, shrink, or break down fat include:

  • Liposuction, a type of plastic surgery that removes fat deposits
  • Heat treatments (SculpSure) that use lasers to remove fat
  • Deoxycholic acid injection (Kybella), which breaks down fat cells (used only for the chin area)
  • A radiofrequency procedure (truSculpt, Vanquish) that kills fat cells with heat
  • A cold laser treatment (Zerona) that shrinks fat cells
  • Electromagnetic treatment (Emsculpt), a procedure to break down fat cells and tighten muscles.

Talk to your doctor before having any cosmetic procedure.

WebMD Medical Reference Reviewed by Stephanie S. Gardner, MD on July 16, 2020

American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery: "Does fat freezing yield results similar to liposuction?"

Mayo Clinic: "New fat-reduction treatment leads to positive results."

American Society of Plastic Surgeons: "Nonsurgical Fat Reduction: What is Cryolipolysis?" "Clinical Information." “You’ve Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.”

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: "Cryolipolysis for fat reduction and body contouring: safety and efficacy of current treatment paradigms."

Elase: “How Much Does CoolSculpting Cost?”

MedlinePlus: “Deoxycholic acid injection.”

Advanced Dermatology: “CoolSculpting Fat Freezing Procedure.”

Cleveland Clinic: “Does Fat Freezing and Non-Surgical Body Sculpting Work?”

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What did I win for coming top of the class?

Reading in Winchester College library
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I certainly read Jules Verne at the prep school. They had a quite decent library; although it was such a barbaric place, the library was good and I could always escape to the library, and so in a way the more barbaric it was, the better the library seemed to be. And so I read a lot of Jules Verne there, and they had a good encyclopaedia there which was actually a wonderful source of knowledge. I remember in the encyclopaedia there I learned about electrons and protons. They had an article about electrons and protons, and I was very frustrated because it turned out... I mean, they had this long article all about electrons and protons they told us everything about electrons and nothing about protons, and I decided right then that I should find out more about protons. I mean it was clear that in fact at that time almost nothing was known about protons, so that was clearly the way to go. So that came very early, that feeling that there was something unknown; that electrons were really to a great extent done and protons clearly were not. Which, of course, was true at that time. So that library had in it, certainly Jules Verne and probably - I don't know whether they had Wells, but certainly I discovered Wells pretty soon afterwards and I read the classic Wells books, Tono-Bungay and The Time Machine and The Island of Doctor Moreau, all these marvelous books which are great as literature as well as being...

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Well, rather mediocre science. I mean Wells was a far greater writer than he was a scientist.

Freeman Dyson (1923-2020), who was born in England, moved to Cornell University after graduating from Cambridge University with a BA in Mathematics. He subsequently became a professor and worked on nuclear reactors, solid state physics, ferromagnetism, astrophysics and biology. He published several books and, among other honours, was awarded the Heineman Prize and the Royal Society's Hughes Medal.

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Silvan Sam Schweber is the Koret Professor of the History of Ideas and Professor of Physics at Brandeis University, and a Faculty Associate in the Department of the History of Science at Harvard University. He is the author of a history of the development of quantum electro mechanics, "QED and the men who made it", and has recently completed a biography of Hans Bethe and the history of nuclear weapons development, "In the Shadow of the Bomb: Oppenheimer, Bethe, and the Moral Responsibility of the Scientist" (Princeton University Press, 2000).

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Is VOOPOO VINCI 2 Mod Pod Kit Worth Buying?

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How Training Videos Save Your Business Money

There are many ways professional videos can boost your business and increase your bottom line. One reason film is such an effective business tool is that, in addition to channelling revenue, it can also save your company time and money. In recent years, the marketing industry has tapped into the wide-ranging benefits video brings to the table, as reported by Forbes and other leading business news sources. But, there are additional ways of incorporating video that will benefit your business, other than your company’s marketing strategies—ways you may not have considered. Training videos can be used to conserve company resources while educating employees and consumers.

Is Training Draining Your Company Finances?

Imagine you hired a trainer for your company to teach a class of newly-recruited employees. Your company must pay the trainer for the time they spend with your employees. You might also be responsible for the trainer’s travel expenses, which could include transportation costs, as well as overnight accommodations for the duration of the training. On top of the trainer’s cost and related expenses, you’ll pay the employees for their time participating in the class. This is standard procedure since they’re learning professional material that they will use in their work—work they haven’t started performing, so you’re also not making back any of the costs of training yet.

In addition to these costs, you’d be responsible for the cost of training materials such as computers for assessments, practice, etc. The trainer might require an overhead projector, whiteboard, or additional presentation materials. Given the high costs of instructor-led training, it’s not surprising the switch to video training courses could save your company a substantial amount of money. In 2013, the International Journal of Advanced Research reported that corporations save between 50-70% when they replace instructor-led training with e-learning. An analysis by Forrester Research reports that within just one year, companies are likely to start seeing an ROI when they switch to online video-based learning.

Real World Reports of Big Financial Savings

To wrap your head around the savings you could reap through video training, you don’t need to resort to purely hypothetical situations. Plenty of big-name corporations have publicly reported the benefits they experienced by making this switch. Microsoft reports that implementing a video learning program resulted in a total of costs saved/avoided totalling around $13.9 million dollars per year with an ROI of 569%. The computer giant used video to cut classroom training costs from $320 per person down to just $17 dollars, yielding a savings of $303 dollars per person. Another familiar computer company, IBM, switched to training videos after realizing that 40% of their training costs was spent on travel and lodging. Within the first two years, the company reported a savings of $579 million dollars.

Video Savings Equal More Than Money

While the financial benefits alone warrant a second look at one’s training procedures, that’s not the only motivator for change. Training videos can save your company, and your employees, a significant amount of time as well. Ernst and Young reportedly found that by switching to video, they were able to reduce training time by over 50%. Orlando-based video production company Vibrant Media Productions recently reported research showing sales teams that use video learning save an average of 35% in in-person training time. Employees can train at their own pace, spend less time away from work, and often refer back to videos as needed.

Quality Comparison

You may be wondering if a potential shift to video-based training would result in lower quality training. The evidence, however, seems to suggest the opposite is true. A nine-year survey of the research literature in training that was commissioned by the American Psychological Society concluded that trainees learn more using digitally-based instruction than they do with conventional methods of teaching, as measured by higher post-treatment test scores. Specific studies from Fletcher, Kulik, Willett, Yamashita & Anderson all confirm these findings, as reported in the International Journal of Advanced Research. The 2013 Towards Maturity Benchmark Study found that, since beginning their study in 2003, there had been a 96% improvement in the quality of learning and value in the area of digital learning methods. The study also reports that companies experienced a 90% reduction in training costs over the course of the study due to changing training procedures.

The Takeaway

Research and reports clearly support the advantages of video training over traditional employee training methods. Not only do businesses report substantial financial savings, they also experience time savings and a greater quality of instruction. With all the benefits your business stands to gain, why not give training videos a try and find out for yourself if it can help your business? You could be saving money and time while equipping your employees with a more secure foundation of knowledge, preparing them to be better assets for your company.


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Cherry Bomb Bars

Makes 2 dozen.

1 cup flour
1/2 cup butter
1/4 cup powdered sugar
2 eggs
1 cup sugar
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
2 tbs. lemon juice

Preheat oven 350 degrees F

Mix flour, butter & powdered sugar. Press in un-greased 9x9x2 pan, building up 1/2 inch edges.

Bake 20 minutes.

Beat eggs, sugar, baking powder, salt & lemon juice until light and fluffy. Pour over hot crust.

Bake for 25 more minutes. Let cool.

Slather with Wee Bee Jammin’ Cherry Bomb Jam. Dust with sifted powder sugar. Cut evenly into bars.


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Warning booms and buoys being installed at GRCA dams

WELLINGTON COUNTY – Over the next three weeks, the Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) will be installing warning booms or buoys upstream of dams.

Installation of the booms/buoys, which warn paddlers, anglers and boaters to stay away from dams, is an annual safety procedure used by the GRCA to reduce the risk for people enjoying local reservoirs and waterways.

“The hazards around dams can result in serious injury or death if warning signs are ignored,” states an April 23 press release from the GRCA.

“The water around dams can look peaceful, but the area upstream and downstream is much more dangerous than it appears. Water surges through gates and valves or over the dams, creating strong undertows and currents around the structures, where you can be pinned below the water.”

Installation of the booms and buoys will take place between April 23 and May 14, depending on weather conditions.

Officials explained orange booms at dams are gradually being replaced by yellow booms, consistent with regulations set by Transport Canada, which means some booms are orange and some are yellow.

The buoys and booms are installed each spring and removed in the fall.

To learn more about safety around GRCA dams, visit www.grandriver.ca.


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Weight Management for Kinesiologists WMFK

This seminar offers essential training to assist the practitioner in understanding and working with unhealthy metabolic changes. This is an Advanced Kinesiology Course for practitioners. It includes 3 days course time and 2-3 days assessed homestudy . Accredited 40 hours Cat C or Nutrition.

Excess weight, especially around the waist is an indicator of other health problems.
Assisting a client in achieving a healthy fat/muscle ratio is true preventative health care.

It is important for a Kinesiologist to understand the metabolic changes related to fat accumulating around the waist. Develop excellence in helping clients with their weight issues and grow your clinic!

  • Why many diets don't work
  • The benefits of exercise
  • How to increase your metabolism for fat loss
  • Thyroid balance
  • How to test for and clear Sabotage Programs relating to weight
  • Understand 'stacking' of sabotage programs
  • Balancing for Healthy Weight
  • How to set Weight Management Goals
  • The Balancing Protocol and Fat Loss program
  • change the 'weight set-point'
  • How to assist clients who brake their program
  • Specific Emotional Meridian Balancing for the goal
  • Daily Focus
  • Fat-loss options

Students will gain an in-depth understanding of the causative factors to weight gain. Your weight management strategy will include dealing with emotional, mental and stress related issues, balancing toxicity and hormones, assisting clients in making beneficial habit and life style changes, self-help and exercise.

In some locations, you will have access to a scientifically tested fat-loss program and participate in a Bio-Impedance Analysis and interpretation for your own body. The analysis shows your muscle to fat ratio and gives information about toxicity and hydration of cells and the health of cell membranes.

Balanced Blood Sugar - Healthy Weight Mini-Seminar

Scientifically researched and proven Fat-loss Program

BKP certificate or equivalent
HFK and/or NFK an advantage

Investment 3 days: Byron Bay $695 incl. manual & GST

Exam, coaching and assessment fee: $150

Weight Management for Kinesiologists WMFK

Dates: TBA

Symptoms associated with excess body fat:

  • Unstable blood sugar
  • Tiredness especially in the afternoons
  • Diabetes
  • High LDL cholesterol and triglycerides
  • Lowered life expectancy
  • High blood pressure
  • Joint inflammation, esp. knees
  • Stiffness, aches and pains
  • Shortness of breath
  • Physical discomfort
  • Addictions and cravings for sugar and refined carbohydrates
  • Nutritional deficiencies
  • Depression
  • Cancer
  • Gallbladder disease
  • Disability and chronic illness
  • Low self-esteem

Students will learn strategies and techniques for assessing and correcting issues from all aspects of the triad of health. You will gain an understanding of why most weight loss programs erode people's health if the underlying metabolic changes aren't corrected. Those methods can't be successful longterm.

In the emotional and mental realm, learn skills to release specific weight and food related sabotage programs, "comfort" eating, food addictions, stress and low self-esteem. Daily focus and how to help a client get back onto their program adds valuable tools to a Kinesiology practice. Understand how to help clients make the needed changes for long term better health.

Bio-chemically, we need to test for and balance allergies, toxicity, inflammatory processes, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal disturbances and cellular function (including the endocrine function of fat cells). WMFK offers protocols to balance chronic infections, fat storage, Insulin and Leptin resistance and guide a healthy eating plan. Mastering Glycaemic control gives back power to clients to be in control of their healthy weight.

Some of the physical factors include the right exercise program, muscle loss and gain, injuries and circulatory function.

Energetically, we need to understand energy shifts between meridians due to stress, cravings for short energy bursts and test for disturbing Electro-magnetic fields in the environment.

Understand how genetic factors affect which foods we thrive on, how to consider prescribed drugs, loss of spirituality and life energy.

Venue:Byron Bay Campus
Phone Enquiries:02 6685 7991

I feel really, really different. It's strange ...

Student Clinics
Sessions only $30
$20 pensioners & students

Next Student Clinics
July Sat 24, Sun 25
& Fri 30 at 4pm

Call 02 6685 7991 for
more information and
to book in.

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Mansions of Madness: Horrific Journeys (engl.)

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In the skies above the Atlantic, a dirigible’s peaceful journey is interrupted by a bloody act of revenge and an oncoming storm. On the sea far below, a treacherous saboteur plants the explosives that will sink a ship. In the New England countryside, a train billows black smoke, desperately fleeing an unimaginable threat.

Horrific Journeys is a expansion for Mansions of Madness which unlocks three thrilling scenarios that take four new investigators far from Arkham, solving mysteries aboard a bustling transatlantic airship, a luxury ocean liner, and a scenic countryside train. With new map tiles, puzzles, monsters, and mythos events, these brave men and women must contend with hideous amphibian monstrosities and interdimensional creatures tearing holes in the fabric of reality all with the knowledge that one wrong move can destroy the very vessels they are trying to protect! In order to arrive at their destinations, the investigators of Arkham must first survive their journey!

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Lisa Davies

Lisa Davies is the Welsh Liberal Democrat candidate for Dyffryn Clwyd. She is part of a strong team of campaigners across the region who are fighting to build a brighter future for our communities.

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Self Catering Accommodation in Weston-Super-Mare

Independently assessed by Visit England

Welcome to our Self Catering Accommodation in Weston super Mare, Somerset

Covid 19

What has changed when we re-open?

Our shared laundrette facilities will not be accessible during your stay.

We have rewired our common areas so that our lighting is motion censored to reduce the risk of touching shared light switches.

Pre Covid 19 our cleaning process was always thorough. This process is now even more stringent for your own safety and that of others so this could mean a delay to our normal check-in times.

For up to date information please visit.

Weston Sea View specialise in quality self catering accommodation in Weston-super-Mare that is open all year. We offer two sets of apartments, Salisbury Court and The Kyrenia, both located on Weston seafront.

Our self catering apartments are the only apartments on Weston super Mare’s Seafront that are independently assessed by VisitEngland offering you a clean and comfortable stay.  In 2019 Salisbury Court was awarded 4 stars, and The Kyrenia 3 to 4 stars.

All of our apartments offer well presented, well maintained and well equipped self catering accommodation for your short break or holiday in Weston-super-Mare.  One, two and three bedroom apartments are available, all with sitting room, kitchen and private bathroom.  All our properties are accessed via a keypad entry system for your security, and there is some, free onsite parking available.

If you are looking for a larger holiday rental? We also have a luxury 5 bedroom holiday home on Weston Seafront, rated 5 star by VisitEngland, sleeping 10, pets welcome: Click here for more information

The Beach Lawns and the Tropicana host many of the year’s big events, including Weston Air Festival, and Weston Carnival, but be sure to book well in advance as these dates fill up fast!

Within close proximity you will find Weston-super-Mare Golf Club, a selection of water sports, and attractions including the Grand Pier and Water Adventure Play Park, as well as miles of golden sands to enjoy on Weston-super-Mare Beach.

Our apartments are ideally situated for exploring the area too – Wells, Cheddar, Bristol, Bath, Glastonbury and Taunton are all within easy reach by both car and public transport.

If you haven’t visited Weston-super-Mare for a while, it now has much to offer.  The former Tropicana Lido hit the international spotlight in 2015 when Banksy arrived in town with Dismaland.  As a result, the Tropicana, just across the road from The Kyrenia, has been transformed into a superb events venue, most recently hosting 10cc, with a café and Tourist Information Centre, and more events planned throughout the year.

Weston Seaview Apartments - Weston-Super-Mare

Weston-Super-Mare - A great location...

Our fantastic promenade is the envy of many seaside resorts, and Weston-super-Mare beach offers an expanse of golden sands, as well as well-known attractions such as the Grand Pier, and the Weston Wheel.  In the town and along the front you will find many restaurants, bars and cafes from which to enjoy a bite to eat and drink and to suit all budgets.  If you book your stay at Kyrenia, be sure to make use of the enclosed, private rear garden with a barbecue for you to use.

Weston-super-Mare also has a growing music and theatre scene, with international acts and productions taking the stage at The Playhouse and The Blakehay theatres, and many independent cafes and bars hosting gigs.  Combine this with a packed events calendar, Weston-super-Mare is now a year-round holiday destination.

So, what are you waiting for?  Call us now to book your self catering break in Weston-super-Mare.  We will be happy to discuss your requirements with you to ensure you book the apartment most suitable to you and make your stay with us one to remember.

If you are looking for corporate or group accommodation in Weston-super-Mare, please see The Beach House website, our luxury 5 star VisitEngland assessed, self catering property on Weston Seafront, that sleeps up to 10 adults and is suitable for a family break, teambuilding break or just special time away with friends.

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Living with Bone Cancer

Bone cancer is a rare cancer that affects both adults and children. It is distinguished as cancer that begins in the bone cells themselves, as opposed to bone marrow (leukemia), or metastatic cancer that has spread from elsewhere in the body. Chondrosarcomas develop in cartilage cells and are most common in adults. Osteosarcomas develop in the bone cells and are more common in children. Survival rates for bone cancer vary widely depending on type and stage, but the average five-year survival rate is approximately 70%.

Risk factors for bone cancer also vary widely but are often associated with other diseases, such as Rothmund-Thomson syndrome; other disease treatments, such as radiation for other cancers; and age. Symptoms of bone cancer include pain, swelling, and possibly a lump in the area of the tumor. The stages of bone cancer range from I to IV depending on tumor size and the extent to which it has spread. The most common treatment for bone cancer is surgery. Most bone cancers do not respond strongly to radiation treatments, though they are occasionally used in conjunction with surgical treatment.

For more information on bone cancer, read the American Cancer Society's detailed guide

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Englewood man dead after crash in Union Monday

UNION — An Englewood man has died after a crash sent him to the hospital Monday afternoon in Union.

60-year-old Michael Caylor was driving southbound on North Main Street Monday around 5:30 p.m., according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

>>FBI leading investigation into explosion at Union home; Man in custody

Caylor lost control of the truck and went off the side of the road, crashing into a tree and pole near Sheets Street.

OSHP confirm that Caylor was transported to Miami Valley Hospital Northern Campus.

Caylor died at the hospital.

The crash is still under investigation by OSHP.


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Billy Franks

Billy Franks really love Jerky, but they don’t love the sugar, salt and preservatives that are in a lot of other makes of jerky.

In 2011 they set upmaking craft British beef and turkey jerky in their tiny flat in London. As it turned out they weren't the only ones looking for responsibly-sourced, healthy jerky - their friends, colleagues, and family all loved it, so Billy Franks was born

What started as a hobby, grew into a full-time business with production moving out of their home kitchen - much to Mrs Billy Franks delight - into a new jerky ranch where they still handmake their tasty craft snacks in small batches today.

They take pride in using natural ingredients and sourcing the best British meat and plant-based ingredients to create their intensely flavoured chewy jerky that you can
really sink your teeth into.

Billy Franks Vegan Jerky is supplied in the Vegan gift packs.


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Welcome to The Whitechapel Society

The Whitechapel Society is a long-established historical society, originally set up to study the murders of Jack the Ripper and to shine a light on the conditions under which the victims lived.
The Society has grown over the years to include experts in many aspects of Victorian and Edwardian East End life. Members past and present have produced some of the most respected books and papers on East End crime ever written, including Spring-heeled Jack, Jack the Ripper, the Kray twins and many more.

Next meeting

Saturday 5th June 2021

Dan Smith will be talking about his book, The Peer and the Gangster: A Very British Cover-Up, which tells the story of ‘the scandal that history forgot’. In 1964, the Sunday Mirror was poised to reveal that the police were investigating an improper relationship between the Conservative peer and popular broadcaster, Lord Boothby, and gangster Ronnie Kray. What followed was an extraordinary cover-up that went right to the heart of Downing Street and involving both main political parties, the police, Fleet Street, senior legal figures and MI5. So successful was it that it’s full extent has only started to become apparent since 2015.

2021 Speakers and Events

Month Speaker Title
June Daniel Smith The Peer and the Gangster
August Dr Andrea Nini A forensic linguistic analysis of the Jack the Ripper letters
October Chris Jones Motive, Opportunity & Means; did Florence Maybrick commit murder
December Angela Young Vice, Filth & Tragedy

Next interim meeting

Click here for the interim page or see the WS interim Facebook page or contact Steve Rattey for details.

Click on the image below to download a free sample of the highly respected Whitechapel Society journal.
June journal cover.