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BracketCat takes a look at how former Kansas State Wildcats performed in Week 3 of the 2014 NFL season.

Guess who's back in the NFL ranks? Make way for the D-Train!
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This is a new feature in which I will track the progress of former Wildcats greats such as Darren Sproles and Jordy Nelson in the ranks of professional football.

For now, I shall restrict it to NFL performances until I get the hang of it, but expanding it to other professional leagues such as the Canadian Football League and Arena Football is a future possibility.

Arthur Brown

LB — Baltimore Ravens
K-Stater from 2010 to 2012
Drafted by the Ravens in 2013

A second-round draft pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, Brown was inactive for the Ravens' 23-21 last-second win at Cleveland on Sunday, which improved Baltimore's record to 2-1.

Brown made 15 tackles, including half a sack, in 14 games last season.

Bryce Brown

RB — Buffalo Bills
K-Stater from 2010 to 2011
Drafted by the Eagles in 2012

Brown, a seventh-round pick in 2012 by Philadelphia who was traded to Buffalo in the offseason, was inactive for the Bills' 22-10 loss to San Diego on Sunday. The Bills now are 2-1 on the year.

Jeromey Clary

OL — San Diego Chargers
K-Stater from 2001 to 2005
Drafted by the Chargers in 2006

In his eighth NFL season, Clary is on the physically unable to perform list for the San Diego Chargers. The offensive lineman has played in 103 career regular season games. The Chargers won at Buffalo 22-10 on Sunday afternoon.

Emmanuel Lamur

LB — Cincinnati Bengals
K-Stater from 2009 to 2011
Signed by the Bengals in 2012

Lamur, an undrafted rookie free agent signee by Cincinnati in 2012, started and made three tackles, including a tackle for loss, and a quarterback hurry in the Bengals' 33-7 victory over Tennessee on Sunday.

In three starts this year, Lamur has 22 tackles, two passes defended and one interception.

Cornelius Lucas

OL — Detroit Lions
K-Stater from 2009 to 2013
Signed by the Lions in 2014

An undrafted rookie free agent offensive lineman for Detroit, Lucas played in his second career NFL game, a 19-7 victory over divisional foe Green Bay on Sunday. The Lions improved to 2-1 with the victory.

Jordy Nelson

WR — Green Bay Packers
K-Stater from 2003 to 2007
Drafted by the Packers in 2008

Nelson, a seventh-year veteran, made his 44th career start Sunday in Green Bay's 19-7 loss at Detroit on Sunday. The wide receiver hauled in five receptions for a team-high 59 yards.

In three games this season, Nelson ranks second in the NFL with 351 receiving yards on 23 receptions with one touchdown, while he has totaled 4,941 yards and 37 touchdowns in his six-plus years in the NFL.

Terence Newman

CB — Cincinnati Bengals
K-Stater from 1998 to 2002
Drafted by the Cowboys in 2003

Newman, a 12-year NFL veteran, carded two tackles and batted away a pass in his 116th career start, a 33-7 Cincinnati win over Tennessee on Sunday.

Newman, who has played in 147 career games, has accumulated 689 tackles and 138 passes defended.

Tavon Rooks

OL — New Orleans Saints
K-Stater from 2012 to 2013
Drafted by the Saints in 2014

Rooks, a sixth-round pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, is on New Orleans' practice squad. The Saints picked up their first victory over the year, a 20-9 win over Minnesota on Sunday.

Darren Sproles

RB — Philadelphia Eagles
K-Stater from 2001 to 2004
Drafted by the Chargers in 2005

A 10th-year pro, Sproles logged 77 all-purpose yards in Philadelphia's 37-34 win over divisional rival Washington on Sunday. He rushed twice for 20 yards, caught three passes for 30 yards and returned a pair of punts for 27 yards.

Sproles, who was traded to the Eagles from the Saints in the offseason, pushed his career all-purpose yardage total to 15,934. The Eagles are one of three teams to be undefeated through three weeks of play.

Daniel Thomas

RB — Miami Dolphins
K-Stater from 2009 to 2010
Drafted by the Dolphins in 2011

Thomas, a 2011 draft pick by Miami, was cut by the Dolphins prior to the season before being re-signed last week and playing in Miami's 34-15 loss to Kansas City on Sunday.

He rushed twice for 15 yards and also hauled in a 21-yard reception that set up a field goal just prior to halftime.

Justin Tuggle

LB — Houston Texans
K-Stater from 2011 to 2012
Signed by the Texans in 2013

Tuggle, an undrafted rookie free agent prior to the 2013 season who has started two games this season, made two tackles in Houston's 30-17 loss at the New York Giants.

The linebacker now has six tackles this season and 20 for his career.

Reggie Walker

LB — San Diego Chargers
K-Stater from 2005 to 2008
Drafted by the Cardinals in 2009

A sixth-year pro who is in his second season with the Chargers, Walker made two tackles — including one special teams stop — in San Diego's 22-10 win at Buffalo on Sunday.

Walker, who has four tackles this season, helped the Chargers to improve to 2-1.

Ty Zimmerman

S — New Orleans Saints
K-Stater from 2010 to 2013
Signed by the Saints in 2014

Zimmerman, an undrafted rookie free agent signee by the New Orleans Saints, is on injured reserve. The Saints won their first game of the year, a 20-9 victory over Minnesota.


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The ‘cyclists dismount’ sign on Prince Street bridge in Bristol city centre has been altered by a poster pointing out that the rule is not actually mandatory.

A large yellow and black sign exists to urge cyclists to walk across the bridge, which has been closed for almost two years for repairs.

But signs like this are advisory and are not enforced.

The sign now has a poster stuck to it which reads: “This is an advisory notice only. So careful, considerate cyclists who are going at a similar speed to those who are walking, are welcome to pass in a respectful manner. Thank you.”

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According to Traffic Signs and Meanings, the signs are usually placed where it is considered for cyclists to continue, however they are not mandatory and are only advisory.

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Last Night: G Records Presents Lil’ Blaze & Yungen

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Vice at the Cameo, Miami Beach

Better Than: Watching reruns of I Love New York 2 on VH1.

OK … so maybe it’s not as good as watching Tailor Made get his ass beat by Midget Mac and Mr. Wise (oh, you know who I’m talking about!) but reality-tv had nothing on last night’s soiree.

For one thing, the Cameo was looking mighty packed for a Monday. I mean, really? For a club promoter to pull off a Monday night event on South Beach is like George Bush opening up a gay bar in East Compton. In another words: not a good idea. However, last night’s party was surprisingly well attended. Was it due to the much talked-about up-and-comers Lil’ Blaze and Yungen, both Wynwood bad boys gone good, ready to take on the hip-hop game? Or was it in part due to the fact that the PR agency for the night’s event, Creativas Group, busted their asses in promoting the be-jesus out of this event? [Big Ups to Liza Santana for the 13th or so e-vites sent to my inbox --- way to work those emails, girlfriend!] Or, maybe it had something to do with Ciara being there.

Oh yes, did I forget to mention that last night was an impromptu 22nd birthday bash for R&B popstar Aaliyah … uh, wait, I mean, Ciara? In fact, when speaking with the party’s promoter, SMAC Entertainment, the night’s shindig is an on-going affair celebrating the most dreaded day of the week – Mondays – with the oxymoronic party name entitled “Dirty Sexy Mondays”. There is nothing dirty nor sexy about waking up early on a Tuesday morning to get your hung-over ass to work. Either or – “Dirty Sexy Mondays” paid big paper to bring Ms. Ciara down so she can say Hello to her Miami fans, sign some autographs, do couple shout-outs on the mic and bounce.

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Unfortunately, no live performances from Lil’ Blaze and Yungen due to “conflict of interest” between their camp and Ciara’s people. Didn’t matter, the folks in the VIP area were having the time of their lives. It was as if they all won a BET award for “Best Album of the Year”. The energy was high, the champagne glasses were raised and when that DJ dropped an old Bobby Brown classic, it was over! All anyone had to say was … “Ciara who?” -- Esther Park

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Random Detail: Free samples of Sprincbac, a new “energy drink” that’s suppose to help you rejuvenate your body after heavy alcohol consumption, were being handed left and right to the night’s crowd. The drink was a mixture of corn syrup, seltzer water and urine. I guess it tastes great when you’re drunk.

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As an Adjunct Professor of Law, Michael Bruckheim is a teacher for the Trial Advocacy Program at the American University Washington College of Law. He has instructed courses in Evidentiary Foundations and Objections, Evidence, and Pre-Trial Civil Litigation since
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As a native of Montgomery County, Maryland, he graduated from Walt Whitman High School. His Juris Doctor was received from the American University Washington College of Law in 1996.  He graduated Cum Laude in 1993 with a BA in economics from Brandeis University.  Mr. Bruckheim was a member of the Law Review and the Moot Court Executive Board throughout his academic law school career. Additionally, he participated in the Criminal Justice Clinic, having the opportunity to represent clients in criminal matters in the Montgomery County Circuit and District Circuit Courts.

Sweta Patel graduated Cum Laude with a BS from Florida State University and earned her Juris Doctor at St. Thomas University School of Law in Miami, Florida.  She was a certified legal intern with the Honorable Maxine Cohen Lando and also interned for the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office while attending law school. Ms. Patel also received honors in legal writing and trial advocacy, she served as the symposium editor of the university’s Intercultural Human Rights Law Review and played an essential role in the successful bid to elect Florida State Senator Eleanor Sobel (D-Hollywood).

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You can find countless Montgomery County DUI lawyers in the area, but when hiring this team as your personal drunk driving lawyers, you can be confident that you are making a smart selection.  Bruckheim & Patel offer you decades of practical experience with litigation cases of driving under the influence.  Indeed, you have the right to defend yourself, even though it is inadvisable unless, in fact, you have obtained plenty of know-how and fully comprehend the legal guidelines in the City of Rockville. You can count on the expertise of these defense attorneys.  They are highly experienced and are also aware of the distinct laws in the surrounding areas such as Gaithersburg, Bethesda, or anywhere else in Montgomery County or the District of Columbia.

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers picked Vernon Hargreaves III in the first round of the 2016 NFL draft. The Florida cornerback didn't quite fill a need: the Bucs could definitely use a cornerback, but they'd signed Brent Grimes earlier this offseason, and are hopeful that Johnthan Banks and Alterraun Verner return to form under a new head coach.

So while Hargreaves is a useful and good pick, he still leaves the Bucs with several key needs unaddressed, most notably pass rusher. The good news there is that the Bucs will have their pick of pass rushers at the top of the second round: Noah Spence, Kevin Dodd and Emmanuel Ogbah all fell out of the first round and would fit the Bucs' needs -- especially Spence.

But the Bucs could look elsewhere as well. They could use an upgrade at safety, where Chris Conte and Bradley McDougald are little more than adequate starters. Ohio State's Vonn Bell is the top available player there. The team could also use an extra wide receiver, especially one who's capable of being a punt returner, and some depth at defensive tackle wouldn't be out of place either.

Buccaneers top remaining needs

Defensive end: The Bucs haven't had a quality edge rusher since Simeon Rice, and desperately need to change that. Most likely target: Noah Spence, Eastern Kentucky.

Safety: Chris Conte and Bradley McDougald are little more than adequate. Adding a playmaker would do wonders for the team's defense. Most likely target: Vonn Bell, Ohio State.

Wide receiver: Not a need per se, but with Vincent Jackson in the final year of his contract and Louis Murphy recovering from an ACL injury, they could use a playmaker. Bonus points if he's also a punt returner. Most likely target: Sterling Shepard, Oklahoma.

Offensive tackle: Gosder Cherilus and Demar Dotson have one year left on their contracts, so a long-term replacement would help. Most likely target: Jason Spriggs, Indiana.

Defensive tackle: Again not a true need, but the team could use some depth with Akeem Spence entering the final year of his contract and Clinton McDonald's and Gerald McCoy's recent injury struggles. Most likely target: Chris Jones, Mississippi State.

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Round 1: pick 9 (9th overall): Vernon Hargreaves, CB, Florida

Round 2: pick 8 (39th overall)

Round 3: pick 11 (74th overall)

Round 4: pick 8 (106th overall, from Chicago Bears)

Round 4: pick 10 (108th overall)

Round 5: pick 9 (148th overall)

Round 6: pick 8 (183rd overall)

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Lewis University holds ceremony to remember 9/11

Last updated 9/13/2021 at 10:27pm

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Lewis University hosted a ceremony to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. There was a bell ringing ceremony by the Joliet Fire Department Honor Guard.

Lewis University rightly prides itself as an excellent academic institution that is always seeking to not only to provide its students with quality educational opportunities but also a school with a rich history of supporting individuals from local communities who are involved in law enforcement, fire protection and military service.

That's why it was appropriate for the university to host a special 9/11 ceremony on Thursday at Convocation Hall that commemorated the 20th anniversary of the tragedy that stunned the nation on September 11, 2001.

Dr. Vesna Markovic, the Chair and Associate Professor of Justice, Law and Public Safety studies at the Romeoville campus helped to organize the event, which drew members of various law and public safety departments from the local area and was streamed so that students at the university could also watch the special ceremony.

"In my role, I teach and am the chair of the department, but I have been researching terrorism from the 1990s," Markovic said. "As I started teaching in the 2000s, the students were young but still old enough to remember what was happening. But over the years teaching terrorism and homeland security classes, they just get younger and younger and now with the undergrad classes, they weren't even born yet when September 11 happened.

"For them, it's something that we need to make sure that they remember that we are still vulnerable and we just need to have the kids know what happened. They've heard about it from parents and grandparents, so they know what it is, but they don't have that lived experience.

"It's not just that we're a yellow-ribbon school, we have a Department of Military Affairs that was helpful in arranging this, and in the Criminal Justice Department, we have undergrad programs in criminal justice, forensic criminal investigations and paralegal studies. Although some of those students might be going into different areas of criminal justice, a lot of them want to go into law enforcement, whether it's local, state or federal, so they need to know about this.

"And we have graduate programs with one focusing on criminal justice and one on security studies, which is specific to terrorism and homeland security. And then you have the public safety administration in which a lot of the people that we saw today are alums of our program. Usually when something like a bombing or a fire happens, people run away from it, but these people run to it. So we want to thank them for their service."

University President Dr. David Livingston made the welcome address and Brother Ed Arambasich, O.F.M., the Chaplain for the Joliet Fire Department, was the featured speaker.

"It was an honor for us to be able to invite all of the first responders, the police and fire, and of course, our veterans, because we serve a lot of veterans here at Lewis," Livingston said. "To invite them in and honor them for their service on 9-11 and it was wonderful to have Brother Ed here to share his experiences. And of course, we were honored that Congressman (Bill) Foster was willing to come since he has an incredibly busy schedule.

"It was really a wonderful event. Dr. Markovic put it together and did an amazing job and we're really pleased with the event. I think it's very important for our students, especially first-year and sophomores who weren't alive and the juniors and seniors were one or two and they didn't remember it.

"So these memorials are kind of a ritual way of teaching our students about this really significant event in the history of the United States and the way in which it's shaped us as a country and a world, so we're grateful to have this opportunity to present this for our students. Because of COVID, some of our students weren't here, but they were watching it because we streamed it, so we were able to allow students to have access to this event and Brother Ed's remarks. It was really a powerful day."

Brother Ed Arambasich, a Joliet native, was the Chaplain of the New Orleans Fire Department on 9-11 and a short time later volunteered to go to New York City to provide spiritual support for those who were affected by the terrible events of that day.

"It's important that we continue to remember and to not forget what happened so that we don't take things for granted," Arambasich said. "One of the things that I believe that we need to always remember is that we have more wonderful people out there who are doing good things than bad things.

"Our firefighters, our police officers and our military personnel, you couldn't ask for better people. Their whole vocation is to serve and to hear how God is talking to them in doing this type of work. I've been blessed by God to be able to serve in this capacity.

"There was a part of my life when I wanted to be a fireman, but it didn't work out, but it worked out later in my life and now I'm able to be with them and I understand their life and they understand my life. Our lives are very similar since we know what it's like to work as a team. One of the things that I've learned over the last almost 30 years is that we're in this together. It doesn't matter if you're a chaplain, a captain, a firefighter or a lieutenant, we all need each other in the work that we do."

The master of ceremonies for the event was Eric Wilson, a Lewis University alumnus who is the Eyewitness News Anchor at WTVO in Rockford.

The graduate of the school with a double major in Radio/TV Broadcasting and Theatre was privileged to be involved with the special ceremony.

"The fact that there are so many people, especially students on campus who weren't alive when this happened have no recollection of it and even people who were young then don't remember it," Wilson said. "So it's important to have an event like this, to not only remember what we lost, but to let them know exactly how life changed that day.

"It was an honor to be here. It would have been nice to be here for a different reason, but it means a lot that my former school from 30-plus years ago would think of me when they needed someone to do an event like this."

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Lewis University President Dr. David Livingston gave the opening address and participated in a wreath laying ceremony in honor of the fallen Americans on September 11, 2001.

Brother Pierre St. Raymond, FSC of the University gave the Invocation and Benediction, University Provost Dr. Christopher Sindt recited the poem, "We're Still Standing", and U.S. Congressman Bill Foster of the 11th District also addressed the audience.

The ceremony began and ended with processional and tribute selections by the Joliet Police Department Pipes & Drum Corps, who also provided "Taps" and there was a posting of the colors and they were later retired and also a wreath ceremony with the laying of the wreath.

Vanessa Hall of the University Choir sang the National Anthem while the University's Gospel Choir performed both religious and patriotic songs, "Amazing Grace" and "God Bless America".

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Coinbase has received a warning from the United States Securities and Exchange Commission [SEC] over its high-interest crypto-product, Lend. The product intends to pay a 4% interest to stablecoin owners on their savings. However, this idea did not sit well with regulators and as per Coinbase, “if we launch Lend they intend to sue.”

This move could prove to be the first step for the SEC to monitor such products and sue the company offering them. This also means that this highly competitive space filled with numerous exchanges would have to reevaluate its products before the SEC comes after them.

In response to the SEC’s warning, Coinbase’s Legal Officer Paul Grewal penned a blog post informing the community about this threat. In the same, the exec touched upon the discussions between the SEC and the company about Lend over the last six months.

Plans to announce the product took shape in June. However, the SEC has since been trying to stop Coinbase from going ahead with the product.

When first introduced to the public, Lend was proposed as a high-interest product. It promised to offer a “peace of mind” guarantee as a substitute for the FDIC insurance that is seen with traditional interest-bearing accounts. The product applied only to the USDC stablecoin.

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The CEO of Coinbase also highlighted the same points Ripple has been making all along in its own lawsuit against the SEC.

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Bank of Ireland has delivered a 13 per cent rise in pretax profit for the year to March - in line with forecasts - and said strong economies in its main Irish and UK markets gave it optimism for the coming year.

But it warned profits in asset management would weaken further this year after a poor investment performance at the Bank of Ireland Asset Management (BIAM) division triggered a fund outflow.

The bank reported robust health at its operations in the Midlands, which include a site in Birmingham city centre and another in Solihull.

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Chief executive Brian Goggin cautioned: "The performance of the overall asset management business in profit terms will deteriorate further before it recovers.

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Robbery levels between April and October this year were 38.9 per cent lower than the same period last year, with 207 reported offences compared with last year's 339.

In almost half of the robberies committed in the city centre in the last six months someone has been arrested and charged, with current detection rates at 46 per cent, said the force.

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Detective Sergeant Mike O'Hara, from Steelhouse Lane police station, said: "The dramatic drop in robbery means the city centre is a safer place in which to work, live and visit.

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Ashley Keil, business development manager UK for Imaging Business Machines, which supplied the machines, added: "The ImageTrac IV scanner increases performance by automatically recognising document profile and captures accordingly by reconfiguring elements such as the motor speed and image format for each individual client's documents in addition to maintaining integrity by sorting documents into multiple output pockets."


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Tom Fleming speaks to the new manager of the Filini restaurant at the Radisson Hotel, Kit Wilcke.

Home is “wherever I lay my head” for Kit Wilcke. Born in Germany but brought up largely in south east Asia, “home” for the past few years has been Birmingham.

“To a certain degree I guess home is also wherever my parents happen to be living; they’ve moved several times, so perhaps home is a safe haven,” explains the newly-appointed manager of Filini restaurant, who is fluent in German, Indonesian and English.

“I sometimes get envious of other people having strong roots; I’d love to be able to say I’m going home for the holidays and see old friends from my childhood, but that’s never going to happen because everyone is scattered around the world.”

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For now, though, she is happily settled in Birmingham and excited by the challenge of her new appointment at the hotel as manager of its award-winning Italian restaurant.

“In spite of the economic downturn, Filini is doing brilliantly. Naturally we have to work a little harder for our money but we have overcome this by being creative with how we do things and what we offer,” she adds.

“This Valentine’s day – traditionally the busiest day of the year – we beat all our records. It’s all a matter of rising to the challenge and that we are enjoying wholeheartedly.

“We have reworked our menu, adjusted our wines and come up with fantastic new offers without jeopardizing what it is we do in Filini and what we are so proud of.”

Born in the historic spa city of Aachen, in Germany, speaks proudly of her mixed parentage.

“My mother, who’s a goldsmith, is Chinese-Indonesian and my father, an electrical engineer and geologist, considers himself German with Scandinavian and East Prussian heritage, as his mother was East Prussian and Portuguese and his father was East Prussian with Norwegian and French heritage. So it’s quite a mix.”

When Kit was nearly six, the family moved from Aachen to Jakarta, where her maternal grandparents lived.

“My father had accepted a job with an Australian gold exploration company in Borneo. We then spent a few months living in a wooden house with no electricity in Borneo, in the middle of the rainforest.

“That’s where I learned to speak Indonesian; quite soon I was running wild with the kids from the village. I remember building forts in the forest and panning for gold in the river and the excitement when we actually found some nuggets amongst our haul of gold dust.

“I still have a pair of earrings my mother made out of the gold.”

The family returned to Jakarta, where Kit enrolled at the city’s international school. “I didn’t speak a word of English and I remember my first day quite vividly – I shed bucket loads of tears.”

Apart from a six-month stint in Singapore when she was 15, Kit lived in Jakarta for the next 12 years. In 1998 Kit witnessed first-hand the violent fallout from the Asian monetary crisis and the ousting of Indonesian presidential dictator Suharto.

“The city was in flames and columns of smoke rose continually on the horizon. Most people were evacuated and my mother and little brother left for Germany, even though my mother had been heavily involved in supporting the student demonstrators,” she says.

“But I stayed on with my father as it was my final year and I feared I would not see my school friends again if I was not there when they returned.

“I remember watching my high school graduation ceremony on CNN as it had been relocated to Singapore where most people had been evacuated to. Surreal.

“I remember hearing gunshots, the school being closed and driving past a supermarket three minutes from our house and seeing it in flames.”

After finally receiving her diploma in the post, Kit spent a year as an intern with a leading fashion magazine.

Having moved back to Germany, she spent 12 months doing a variety of jobs, including helping out at a convent and working at a beer festival in Munich, and learning to do basic domestic chores such as using a washing machine.

“Growing up in south east Asia, I was spoiled beyond belief – we had maids, gardeners and drivers,” she adds.

“Working a washing machine was one of my biggest fears. True to form I managed to shrink a whole load of sweaters in the first week. So there I was cold, broke and a million miles from home.”

In September 2000, Kit arrived in Britain to study for a BA in Management, Design and Communications at the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design.

It took her some time to settle into Birmingham life. “I’d never been to England before and I chose Birmingham because it was the second biggest city and I’d been used to living in a huge city, Jakarta,” she says. “But on my first day here I just cried continuously.”

It took Kit some time to acclimatise to her new environment. “For the first year, I had no telephone, so I wasn’t able to be in regular touch with my parents, who were in Indonesia,  where my father was recovering from a horrible strain of malaria,” she adds.

“But the experience prepared me for real life – I went from being a spoilt, I wouldn’t say rich, girl to someone who had to count the pennies, because I’d decided to strike out on my own without much financial support from my parents.”

To help fund her studies, Kit worked as a waitress at the Hard Rock Cafe, in Broad Street, and returned there full-time after graduating.

“I was offered a position in sales and marketing and stayed with the company for two years,” she says.

Then Kit’s wanderlust kicked in again. She spent a summer living on her father’s sailboat floating through the Danish South Sea making necklaces.

“My mother was making commissioned necklaces at the time, so I did some too,” she adds.

With summer over, Kit headed back to Birmingham, where she joined a temping agency, which found her a sales and marketing job at the newly-opened Radisson SAS Hotel.

“I joined in 2006 and have been here ever since. I love the hospitality industry; it’s such a dynamic environment in which to work and offers so many opportunities to diversify,” she adds.

“And also, of course, to travel. I love what I’m doing now, but one day I’d like to go back to south east Asia, I just miss the sunshine. On the other hand, my view of the world is such that there’s almost nowhere in the world I wouldn’t go. I’ll just pack my suitcase, send on my books and be ready to embark on the next adventure. But not quite yet.”


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Wipro’s prices have strengthened in the last few times and still its prices are climbing up. Higher top and higher bottom chart series are indicating continuation of the bullish pattern of Wipro stock. With the increase in volume activity in the last few days, there is a bullish situation on Wipro. Currently its price is Rs 604.45 and investors can buy with a stop loss of Rs 590 at the target price of Rs 635.

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TATASTEEL: BUY, CMP 1389.25, TARGET 1440, SL 1340

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Cole Sprouse's College Major Is So Surprising

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When I was a kid, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody was my favorite after school show. Like many other people my age, I feel a special affinity with the Sprouse twins, as we grew up at about the same time, went to college at the same time, and started massively successful post-grad careers at the same time. (Well, that last one might be a teeny bit of a stretch.) Dylan and Cole Sprouse both had a pretty normal college experience, and both are recent graduates of New York University. So, what did the twins end up studying in school? Surprisingly, neither studied acting, and Cole Sprouse actually majored in archaeology.

When Sprouse made the decision to step away from on-screen life after Disney, I respected his decision. Of course, that doesn't mean I wasn't thrilled to find out that he would appear on the CW's Riverdale as Jughead. The role is the actors' first since he was young, and fans might be wondering what the actor has been up to, specifically when it comes to his time at college.

In an interview with Teen Vogue, Sprouse told the magazine that he was drawn to NYU because of the city and the arts program at the school. However, he didn't enroll in the college's prestigious Tisch acting school. Instead the brothers entered the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, where students design their own major. Both Sprouses just really wanted a chance to have a few normal years in their youth, and both wanted an education outside of the entertainment industry. "We really wanted to step out and fade away from the industry and, you know, we were pleasantly surprised at how often people reached out wondering what we were doing and where we were," Sprouse told Teen Vogue.

Alas, turns out Sprouse won't be leaving the world of Hollywood to go to dig out an archaeological site just yet. Instead, the star made a conscious choice to return to the screen, a role like Jughead just too good to pass up. Both Sprouses have stated that they only intend to act if the roles are meaningful, and Jughead is a pretty intriguing character with his snarky, laid back attitude. In some comics, Jughead was characterized as asexual, a sexuality that rarely gets represented on television and that Sprouse wanted to keep as an aspect of the character on the show.

While Sprouse returned to acting, Dylan is taking a more unconventional route for now, having recently opened up a brewery in Brooklyn. Dylan, like his brother, told the Daily News that he would be open to returning to Hollywood if the right role came along. In the meantime, he plans to simply follow his interests and passions. This is a philosophy that Sprouse seems to live by as well and both twins are committed to following the interests and professions that best suit them.

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Who knows, perhaps in the future Sprouse will take another acting break to be study the archeology of the world. At the very lease someone could give him a starring archaeologist role, à la Laura Dern in Jurassic Park. Whether it's on set or an excavation site, Sprouse seems to know exactly who he is and what he wants, which is much more than most mid-20s grads can say.


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Attend the BWFC Juniors Halloween Party this Thursday

25 October 2017

Young fans can meet and greet some of their favourite players at the club's annual Halloween bash

Set to be held on Thursday 26 October in the Lion of Vienna Suite, doors will open at 6.30pm for a 6.45pm start.

The event itself meanwhile will run until 8.30pm and is free to all BWFC Juniors members on production of a membership or season ticket card.

Non-members can also join in the fun for £4, while the cost for adults is £1, both of which are payable on the door.

Be sure to get your wigs, masks and capes out for the Halloween fancy dress competition which both children and adults can enter.

There are prizes for the best outfits judged by Lofty the Lion as well as plenty of games to join in such as apple bobbing and the Mummy game!

Meet some Wanderers players who will be joining in with the games and to sign photos and pose for photographs.

There are also unique, money can’t buy prizes on offer including mascot packages for Sky Bet Championship matches at Macron Stadium.

For more information, please contact 01204 673653 or email

The Bolton Wanderers media team are also running their own competiton with a signed special edition copy of Dan Freedman's "Final Whistle", the concluding book in the Jamie Johnson series, up for grabs.

To be in with a chance of winning, turn up to the BWFC Juniors Halloween Party in your scariest outfit and a member of the Bolton Wanderers first team will pick a winner for the best costume on the night! Good luck!

The Jamie Johnson books are available in all good bookshops and online.

You can follow Dan Freedman on Twitter at @DanFreedman99

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Monday, February 15, 2021

Huge Number Of Americans Say Democracy Doesn't Work Anymore

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Richest 1% own half the world's wealth, study finds
According to an alarming new poll from the Associated Press, only 16% of Americans say that democracy in this country is working just fine, only 16%. Meanwhile, more than 40% say it is not working at all and a little over 30% say it's working, kind of. So a plurality, not a majority, but a plurality say that it doesn't work any more. I agree with the people who say that it isn't working. And if you're watching this video and you're not a member of the top 1%, I have to assume you probably agree that it's not working the way it's supposed to. Again, for the top 1%, you're doing better than ever. I mean, year after year after year, you do better and better and better. Everything works for you and it's because you own the politicians. You own the think tanks, you run them, you fund them, you get them to tell politicians what you want to do.
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The rest of it, not so much. I mean, we're sitting here in the middle of a pandemic and a recession, begging politicians to not screw us over on a third stimulus check after 12 months of this. Right? That's the situation we're in. We're still begging for bailouts while the wealthiest Americans have added what, a couple hundred billion dollars to their net worth, they're doing better than ever and again, it's because politicians don't call the shots, the wealthy elite do. They don't want us to succeed and that's the bottom line. That is the hard reality that I think a lot of us have to understand at this point. What you have sent to Washington doesn't work, Republican or Democrat, doesn't matter. And I'm sorry I have to go this route. But if you think Nancy Pelosi is working for you, you are delusional.
If you think Chuck Schumer is, same thing. Same thing with Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy or Ted Cruz and Lindsey Graham, none of those people
work for the people. They're all a big part of the club and while they may be on different sides of the club, it's the same club and we're not in it. AOC is outside the

club, Ilhan Omar is outside the club. Bernie Sanders is mostly outside the club. Recently he's kind of been a little bit inside

with the $1,400 check thing, which again is very disappointing from him. But I think he's still outside to be honest. But we don't have enough of those.

Like that's why we're able to point to these people, Ro Khanna is another one, why, that's why we can point to these individuals saying they're not in the club because there's so few of them that they stand out like a sore thumb, a sore thumb that's sore from working for the American public. But no, for the rest of us, it doesn't work. Capitalism doesn't work for us.
We continue to be held down by the powers that be, by the powers that be who fund the politicians who tell us, we can't afford a

minimum wage increase. Who tell us that unions are actually bad and the last time we had a strong middle-

class in America is when we had strong union representation. But that all went away

with the Reagan era and never came back and American labor has been under assault since then. It doesn't work. Nothing works for us and it will continue to not work for us as long as we continue to send the same people to DC, every couple of years, that's on us. If you want it to change, then change who you're sending to Washington.

So for a long time, I like many others have been thinking a third party may be the answer to breaking up the bottle necking of our politics, if we have term limits for the President I feel there should be the same for the left and the right, In Fact I think there should be nobody in Office who is over the Retirement age, any of you Folks do your own homework any longer...? What are your Thoughts? There is, or Was talk of Plumpy starting his own party, Odd when both parties are against a third, who could really benefit from such an Action...?

 I really feel bad for this colored Fella....

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The story of what can happen when young people form a new relationship with Police

The Fact Find

  • Community Hub: TR14ers

  • Location: Camborne, Cornwall

  • Residents: xxx

  • Strategic partners: Eden Project, Carnegie Institute, NHS, Police, Education. Council of Europe, C2 Connecting Communities, University of Exeter.

  • Patrons: HRH Duchess of Gloucester, Hazel Stuteley OBE

  • Date 7-Steps began: 2005

Named by young people

TR14ers, named by the young residents after their post-code, is a youth led Community Dance Charity based in Camborne, Cornwall. It was originally set up in 2005 when the Camborne Neighbourhood Police Team, looking for new ways to reduce youth related anti-social behaviour (ASB), undertook the first ever Connecting Communities (C2) programme, developed by frontline health practitioners at Exeter University.

Two thousand youngsters

During a C2 Listening Event the young people stated clearly there was nothing positive for them to do and that they’d love to learn street dance. The Police worked with them to set up workshops resulting in transformative outcomes in terms of health, increased educational attainment and reduced ASB and over ensuing years, when the Police stepped back, TR14ers evolved into a self-managing charity. Over a decade on the young people have survived many challenges, displaying immense resilience and it’s estimated to have benefitted over 2 thousand youngsters since it began. They have also inspired other equally challenged young people in communities across the UK to start their own dance groups as part of the C2 programme. However since the economic downturn and widespread cutbacks a severe lack of funding has meant that this extraordinary dance charity has come very close to closure. Only the incredible will of the young people, teachers and volunteers has just about kept them afloat.

Each week free dance sessions are held on a Friday evening from 4.30pm until 7.30pm.  Each session attracts up to 60 young people ranging from 5 to 21yr olds.  What is unique about TR14ers is that the young people self-organise themselves to lead the dance sessions.  The young self selecting Dance Leaders are trained and taught how to deliver dance sessions and given time and space to choreograph their own routines.  They then take turns to teach a huge room of young people ranging massively in dance ability.

Understanding Health Creation…..

To see this in action is incredible and a great example of what we now understand to be ‘health creation.’  It’s one thing for dance sessions to be run by professional dance teachers and something else, much more powerful to watch a young person teaching, holding attention and inspiring up to 60 young people who are their peers.  Every week this happens in an area formerly better known for its ASB, drink and drugs than anything positive.  Realistically these young people have a daily negative influence from peers and families but they choose to stay focused and driven.  They choose to come to TR14ers every Friday night and be in a safe, positive and empowering environment.  Possibly the reason for this is that half of the Board of Trustees are young Dance Leaders that teach at the sessions.  As charity directors they learn new skills, have ownership and a credible voice.

Since 2016 the charity has placed huge emphasis on empowering the young leaders to start gaining even more recognition for what they do and to receive a national award, as community health creators would be hugely defining and motivating for them in these challenging times.

TR14ers makes a difference to Camborne because it enables young people to really believe that they can achieve anything they put their mind to and strive for their goals.  They are treated with respect and listened to.  They are valued. This instils in them hope as well as positive life skills.  Many of the TR14ers have accessed Higher Education leading to a fantastic range of employment opportunities. Many others have successfully raised families and so are role models for a new generation. They are the perfect example of  behaviour change at many levels where that pivotal change in the way that the Police responded back in 2004, ie listening to what young people actually wanted, then working with them as equals to achieve this, has brought large scale, continuous improvement in health & social well being for many hundreds of young people since 2005. The fact that this is still happening and still provided free for every dancer, every Friday in a town in Cornwall within 10% of the most deprived areas in the country, is pretty awesome!!

Read the University of Exeter research paper to understand the sustainable processes and impact of TR14ers

TR’s means a lot to me because I haven’t been at TRs long and ever since I’ve joined my life has been so much better. TR’s has helped me in my confidence issues and helped me stay out of trouble. I have friends at TRs that I didn’t know nearly a year ago and now I feel like I can tell them anything

Emily, aged 13, Resident
TRs mean a lot to me.  TRs have impacted my life a lot.  If it wasn’t for TRs I wouldn’t of had such great opportunities. I think that TRs has helped me with my confidence and ability. TRs have made me more confident so helped me to make really good connections with my peers Xx is that alright?

Bea, aged 13, Resident

TRs is basically my safe haven… It’s where I can share my troubles with others, it’s the thing that I always look forward to every week. It’s definitely impacted my life because when I joined a few years ago I was a timid little girl with confidence issues. However, this charity had enabled me to be ambitious and gave me a social and healthy lifestyle. Everyone there is like my second family, and I’ve made so many amazing memories with them.

Tia, aged 14, Resident


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There’s nothing better than slicing into a crusty, delicious loaf of homemade bread. Even just the thought of it makes us hungry. And yet, on hot summer days, it’s hard to turn on the oven when it’s already plenty steamy in the house.

Want to bake crusty, delicious bread this summer without heating up the kitchen? Try our farmers’ Grill Baked Cheese Bread #cabotcheese Click To Tweet

Meet grill baked bread, your new summer culinary best friend.

Our farmers’ Grill Baked Cheese Bread is fun, fast, fabulous, and packed with melty mounds of award-winning Vermont Sharp Cheddar. Even better, since it’s baked outdoors right on your grill, you can enjoy the perfect loaf without even heating up the kitchen.

Here’s a quick breakdown to jumpstart your grilled bread adventure. Click here for the full recipe instructions.

Assemble your ingredients.

Combine water and yeast. Stir.

Add flour, grated cheese, salt, spices, then mix until dough forms. Knead.

Let the dough rise for one hour. Then re-knead and rest for 30 more minutes.

Form the dough into a round loaf, then place on parchment paper and set in a Dutch oven.

Top with more Cabot Cheddar of course!

Cook covered on a pre-heated grill between 425-450 for thirty minutes. Remove the lid and bake for 15-20 more minutes until an internal thermometer reads between 205-210 degrees.

Cool for an hour, slice, and enjoy!

Now that your luscious, cheesy bread is ready, we suggest topping it with our rich and creamy homemade butter recipe. Making your own butter is easy, fun, and a great cooking activity to try with kids. They’ll be amazed!

Since you’re in the mood for grilling, we’re excited to share some of our favorite grill recipes perfect for a luscious summer feast.

Grilled Eggplant With Tomatoes & Cheddar

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Grilled Cheddar Zucchini Boats

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We hope our farmers’ best adds a delicious touch to these summer days spent with your friends and family. Happy grilling! Get more grilling recipes here.

Comments (3)

Harry | November 16, 2020 | 11:10am

Recipes look good but it would be nice if after the graphic presentation you showed the recipe in more
conventional cookbook text format. Reader could the download, print and save.

Linda | May 26, 2021 | 1:31am

Do you have any air fryer recipes? Thank you

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