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Woman Who Was Snatched As A Baby Realises TV Drama Is About Her

2020-07-20T11:49:23Z

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Sitting on the sofa to watch TV one night in her [/news/new_zealand/index.html New Zealand] home, Abbie Sundgren was transfixed by a drama about the kidnap of a newborn baby. Within seconds of the programme starting, the 25-year-old realised that the plot was the story of the first 17 days of her own life. Not surprisingly, she binge-watched all six episodes. Today, Abbie works in the beauty industry in Auckland. But back in 1994, her story - one of the most audacious kidnappings in British history - had the country on tenterhooks. Anguish: Karen Humphries with newborn Abbie. For 17 days, her parents Karen and Roger Humphries, did not know if their daughter was alive or dead Princess Diana even sent a goodwill message to her distraught family as they waited for news. Day after day there were headlines about the hunt for ‘Baby Abbie', the little girl stolen from Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre three and a half hours after her birth. For 17 days, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] her parents Karen and Roger Humphries, did not know if their daughter was alive or dead. All they had was a brief memory and a photo of mum's first cuddle, taken by the proud father. Eventually, Abbie was returned to them and the story unfolded about how she had been snatched by a disturbed 22-year-old who had faked a pregnancy to save a failing relationship. Laura Carmichael as the baby-snatcher in the drama the story inspired. The actress, best know as Lady Edith in Downton Abbey, has won plaudits for the role Dressed as a nurse in a pale blue uniform, Julie Kelley took newborn Abbie from her father, telling him the child needed a hearing test. Abbie's mother had briefly left the maternity ward to make a phone call and by the time she returned, Abbie was gone. Speaking to The Mail on Sunday about the TV series which is about to be screened on BBC, Abbie reveals that, rather than being traumatised by reliving this confrontation with her past, she loved the screen version of her kidnapping. ‘As I am sure you can imagine, this does bring up a lot of emotions for my family,' she said. The Humphries, who have an older son and younger daughter, wanted a fresh start and emigrated to New Zealand when Abbie was ten. They bought a rural five-acre plot from where Roger set up his own plumbing business and midwife Karen continued her career. They never hid from Abbie what had happened to her but nor did they let it define her. Previously, Abbie has said: [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali] ‘My parents told me all about it as I grew up, but not all in one go. It came out in bits and pieces. It was after we moved to New Zealand when I realised how big it all was. ‘We were unpacking all the boxes and I saw the press cuttings.' RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8465983/Britain-announces-84-Covid-19-deaths-preliminary-toll.html Britain announces 100 more Covid-19 deaths - a drop of 30 on...] [/news/article-8464769/Families-book-summer-getaways-air-bridges-open-travel-operators-slash-prices-70.html Eurotunnel website CRASHES and travel firms report their...] Share this article Share As a youngster, Abbie became a swimming champion, dreamed of becoming a detective and grew up enjoying the freedom of New Zealand's beach culture. In 2017, she married her long-time boyfriend Karloss Sundgren in a vineyard ceremony. Speaking a decade ago, her mother Karen said she sometimes tried to forget the name of her daughter's kidnapper because she was determined the woman would not be part of the family's life forever. ‘I'd had those first three hours with Abbie, cuddling her and [http://statigr.am/tag/feeding feeding] her,' she recalled. ‘The bonding had begun. It was a terrible wrench to lose her so quickly, but I knew I had to be strong and believe that I would get her back.' However, with the new TV drama, called The Secrets She Keeps, on primetime TV across the world, it seems clear they cannot escape Kelley completely. The series is based on the 2017 novel of the same name by crime writer Michael Robotham who, at the time of Abbie's kidnapping, was an executive on The Mail on Sunday. Moving on: Abbie at her 2017 wedding to Karloss in New Zealand As Abbie points out, it is a very contemporary re-working based in Australia, in which the woman whose baby is stolen is a blogger whose ‘perfect' online life makes her the target of a supermarket worker played by Laura Carmichael. The actress, best know as Lady Edith in Downton Abbey, has won plaudits for the role. In real life, Karen Humphries was targeted at random by Kelley, a former dental nurse, although her motivation for the kidnap was [http://www.ehow.com/search.html?s=identical identical]. She took Abbie to her boyfriend's family home in the Nottingham suburb of Wollaton where she had moved after announcing her ‘pregnancy'. Neighbours became suspicious of the new arrival because Kelley had specifically said she was having a boy. Police visited the house three times during the hunt for Abbie but left without finding her. On a final raid, she was identified, rescued and reunited with her parents at the hospital from which she had been snatched. Kelley was found to have a severe personality disorder and put on probation for three years. She was able to forge a new life in the Midlands and had a family of her own. The Secrets She Keeps starts on BBC1 on Monday, July 6 at 9pm.

The History And Popularity Of Mavi Jeans

2020-07-20T11:17:40Z

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Privatization South African Economic Remedy

2020-07-20T06:48:10Z

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Privatization! South African economic remedy! By Marco Roodt (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); Category: Comment article (Article 1 of 2) About the author: Marco Roodt [http://www.cafemom.com/search/index.php?keyword=completed%20doctoral completed doctoral] studies in South Africa in the ninety eighties. Roodt studied communication of organizational change to complex stakeholders. His focus was on commercialization and privatization during South Africa's pre-1994 intended economic deregulation and economic liberation. Roodt says much can be learned from plans which never materialized as a result of a changing political landscape! Election of Cyril Ramaphosa to state president of South Africa could be the most opportune moment to commence the privatization of state owned enterprises ('SOEs') in South Africa. This comes in the wake of troubled economic years, and downgrade by two rating agencies; Standard and Poor and Finch. Moody equally influential, recently graded SA neutral status. A downgrade to sub-investment grade ("junk" rating) by Moody would for instance have seen South Africa removed from Citi's World Government Bond Index. Removal could have triggered up to R100-billion ($9 billion) in asset sales by foreign investors. Had it taken place, other calamities might have followed. Moody based, one could presume, its rating on predominantly the political leadership shift which took place in SA. In light of the latest grading by Moody SA's National Treasury made known that there are plans to stabilize debt, revamp State Owned Enterprises and boost growth in sectors such as agriculture and tourism. South Africa, it was said by SA's national treasury, will consider partially privatizing struggling State-owned companies as part of wide-ranging reforms to be set in motion by president Cyril Ramaphosa. Ramaphosa replacing Zacob Zuma (state president ex-officio), signaled the advent of positive political changes in SA. The shift attracted wide investor community attention locally and worldwide; despite investors being well aware of the country's economic and social situation (defined by very high poverty levels and unemployment). Would the political shift be a silver bullet to attract new investment and prevent investment flight? Investors and the financial world globally, are not unaware of reality or naive when picking an investment destination. They are insistent on risk criteria and well prepared when they decide to invest or divest. They would as in the case of SA, expect macro- economic restructuring beyond plans only before considering sizeable capital investment; and, involvement in foreign direct investment. They also are insistent on viability immediately and long term! Capital and foreign direct investment (FDI) could be stimulated by privatization in SA. SA has many state owned enterprises whom are all already in place infra structurally and operating. Many do not show profit on an ongoing basis. Privatization could change the situation particularly when you consider the capital injection which it would bring and innovative changes by co-owners of the enterprise. Global investors know in the true sense of the word, time is money. Investors are not going to sit on capital waiting for an opportunity. They want an opportunity to come their way and quickly. SA government should, while turnaround, corporatization and commercialization takes its course, to save the SOE's from liquidation (as in the case of arms giant DENEL currently), commence with the preparation and passing of privatization legislation as a matter of urgency. How could all of this work? Perhaps learning from the past, as far back as the ninety-eighties, would provide some insight into the need for South Africa to privatize its very large state owned enterprises. The current SA government can learn from the past by considering the reasons privatization was never driven to some conclusion after it was gaining momentum in the late 1980's. Much can be learned from the now late Wim de Villiers leadership on privatization and commissions led by him, dating back to the ninety-eighties. Government of the day realized that the way SOE's are run and financed were not sustainable. Obviously in addition to de Villiers, over at least the past decade, more lessons can be learned from comment and research by proponents, scholars and experts on the topic of privatization in South Africa. Starting with Eskom as the most controversial state owned company currently!, Drawing from 'The political economy of power sector reform in South Africa' by Anton Eberhard, one learns about the Electricity Act which was amended in 1971 to allow ESCOM (today ESKOM) to retain substantially more earnings to build up a Capital Development Fund subject to the approval of the state president. Consequences of the amendment were large price increases and disquiet amongst stakeholders, who thought ESCOM's management was arrogant and unaccountable, leading eventually, to a government inquiry in 1983. As early as 1983-4, following the enquiry led by de Villiers, the De Villiers Commission criticised ESCOM's governance, management, electricity forecasting methods, investment decisions, and accounting. Recommendations by the commission led to changes in the Electricity Act in 1985 and to new Eskom and Electricity Acts in 1987, which in many ways paved the way to exploring possible privatization of the electricity state owned enterprise. In 1988, the first Eskom privatization study was undertaken. It was commissioned by government. Managed and led by Eskom assisted by a committee of government and industry stakeholders, the study was initiated at a time when the state was reviewing the performance of its SOE's. Key to the findings of the study was the recommendation that Eskom be privatized in its entirety but did not comment on the possible introduction of competition to the monopoly. Competition could have been a perfect opportunity to attract foreign direct investment much desired by government then. All will recall that the political landscape, soon after, started changing with the National Party government and the African National Congress (ANC) dialogue on South Africa's political future. Political agenda topped any further consideration of privatization and this would continue more or less to today, twenty five years on! Sanctions against South Africa also start taking its toll finally leading to a country facing an acute capital shortage, which forced the government to prohibit further foreign borrowing by industrial concerns and to regulate capital investment throughout the economy. Capital spending by state enterprises came under scrutiny. In 1985 De Villiers was asked to conduct a study similar to the Eskom one, of the South African Transport Services (SATS incorporating Rail, SAA, Harbours, Road and Pipe along with many subsidiaries,). In his report De Villiers pointed out the need for restructuring SATS to enable the service to operate like a private, investor-owned company, recommending SATS become a commercial enterprise under government ownership, earning an appropriate return on capital and managing its assets towards a better return. Parliament accepted the recommendations of the De Villiers Report in 1986. Parliament also added its own recommendation. SATS (to operate as Transnet Ltd in future), was mandated in addition to de Villiers recommendation, to act like a private corporation and to reorganize as a private corporation within four years. Government would be the sole shareholder. Transnet Ltd was founded on the understanding that government is the sole shareholder, but might eventually opt to sell it to the private sector. Transnet plans - as with Eskom - were shelved due to political dialogue becoming the agenda of the day. One can speculate intelligently, had Transnet gone full out with its plans, free from political agenda, South African Airways which was the airway division of the holding company, would have sold off then. Instead to this day it remains a debt on the government's balance sheet! Imagine the de Villiers recommendations on Eskom and Transnet privatization were realized, what would the probable gains have been? Post the de Villiers era of exploring privatization, in 1999, the post-1994 government Department of Public Enterprises declared that priority would be given to the restructuring of the four biggest SOE's: Telkom (telecommunications), Eskom (electricity), [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] Transnet (transport) and Denel (defence production). Then, collectively, these four state owned enterprises, controlled 90 percent of the assets of the top 30 South African SOE's, provided 86 percent of the turnover and 94 percent of the net income earned. This provides perspective on the other current smaller state enterprises (of which there are a few hundred), in terms of turnover and income. Technically speaking most of these top four state owned enterprises are currently in financial trouble and in need of government support through guarantees and loans to enabling them to fulfil their roles in the South African economy and across borders. Their importance should not to be underestimated. Neither risk to the country, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali] should they continue on their current path! They dominate key strategic sectors of the economy and have the potential to undermine overall industrial policy, economic progress and national well-being; or play a strong role in government plans to grow the [https://www.flickr.com/search/?q=economy economy] as with the case of Eskom! Why could privatization help prevent state owned enterprises slipping backward some more? Data and other evidence on how privatization has impact on the privatized business bottom line and efficiency are readily available. A leaf could be taken from British privatization. British privatization has been described by many as the most sustained and consistent singe-minded pursuits of public policy in modern times! Privatization in Britain had to accomplish exactly what is now needed in South Africa. Needed are the improvement of efficiency of state owned enterprise, management of resources and free play of market forces in the economy. Through privatization Britain turned itself from what some commentators described 'a lazy socialistic bureaucracy', into a country who later took its place as a leader in the global economy. British privatization had the desired impact not only in the economic sphere on the country. State owned enterprises making massive losses - costing the British economy billions- were turned into efficient enterprises contributing gradually but surely to the taxation base. Popular capitalism replaced socialism through public shareholding and employee shareholding. Privatization raised much need capital for government. In the case of South Africa one of the major motivations behind the 1989 privatization of Iscor was the prospect of state revenue. Proceeds from the selling of British state assets generated capital to pay debts. Gradually the British economy also benefited by government spending less on subsidies. British regulatory regime changed with privatization, enabling transparency on past cross-subsidisation practices. British public who had generally speaking a great level of antipathy towards poor performing government enterprises welcomed privatization. Politically, privatization compelled parties to rethink policies and what is in the interest of the country, while maintaining their political support among electorate which now had new perceptions of the reigning party. Privatization was widely accepted by the media who gave their support through positive coverage and comment on success stories. Labour Unions, considering its influence on the pre-privatization economy, started playing a smaller political role as they had to weight the economic benefits privatization brought to members, against losing the member. In other words, labour unions were forced to revise what they had to offer their members beyond political and workplace promises only All brings one to the topic of the South African government, prior to Ramaphosa, seemingly lack of will to take the privatization-bull by the horns; and, the culture of holding on to failing state owned enterprises at the cost of the tax payer and the running of an efficient economy? It would be insightful to get reasons for this. One can speculate about a few reasons. Ideology and the historical bond between the current government, labour unions and the SACP would always play a role when resistance against privatization is discussed. It is time a national multi stakeholder debate starts around the cost to economy as a result of ideology and the historical bond. The regulated cost of labour versus individuals' private rights to sell his/her service at the price he wants, within the context of draconic labour acts and overregulation of the employment market, should top the agenda! Failing governments resort to central planning and control of the economy. Privatization does exactly the opposite. It opens up the economy where expertise, capital and a variety of stakeholders, including government, grow the economy and production along with consumption can be regulated more efficiently by the market and price mechanisms. South Africa has a bloated civil service which now steadily are becoming unaffordable. A result of believe that the country is a social-democracy and the state should be the creator of jobs. Government later admitted they could not be the sole creator of jobs and reaffirmed the role private sector should play. This coincide with the role privatization could play. More to the point, at present more than two million of people are employed collectively by central government, provincial government, local authorities and a number of statutory bodies. As a result, ability of the civil service to resist privatization and deregulation should not be under-estimated. Government is well aware of possible resistance by civil servants, but, what will happen if the day arrives when salaries cannot be honored, Or slightly less drastic but serious, as former and now late president PW Botha did in 1988, announce salary increase freezes of all public servants. Unemployment! South Africa has an employment crisis. Many millions of able people cannot be accommodated in the economy, resulting in them being dependent on some form of government subsidy. Would privatization aid in addressing unemployment? One is confident it would, but not in isolation. Government would always play a role as the custodian of many billions of rand, as the most recent national budget of R1.2 trillion shows. Huge amounts financing development projects could be contracted to private suppliers of services with the proviso the unemployed are taken in as temporary employees at least, as a departure towards more permanent employment. Addressing the need for privatization, government seemingly is not taking it seriously enough, despite the likes of Eskom and the national electricity crisis. One should spend time on what the entire process of privatization entail (theme for a follow-up article) within the context of evidence to commence as a matter of urgency; and the obstacles in the way! Government need not look far for candidates to privatize, be it in its entirety; or with themselves a minority shareholder at what could be 49 % of the stake. 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Former South African President De Klerk Withdraws From U.S. Rights...

2020-07-20T03:52:17Z

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By Wendell Roelf CAPE TOWN, June 21 (Reuters) - South Africa's last apartheid president, F.W. de Klerk, has withdrawn from a U.S. seminar about minority rights because he did not want to embarrass himself or his hosts in the current charged racial climate, his foundation said on Sunday. De Klerk, who was the head of South Africa's white minority government until 1994, was scheduled to speak on July 1 at an American Bar Association (ABA) virtual event on issues such as minority rights, racism and the rule of law. But his participation unleashed a barrage of criticism from South African opposition parties and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] activists who called on ABA to cancel De Klerk's attendance given his role in the apartheid-era security apparatus. "The allegation that De Klerk was involved in gross violations of human rights is baseless," the F.W. de Klerk foundation said in a statement. "However, it appears unacceptable in the current super-heated racial climate that any leader from South Africa's troubled past should be permitted to retain the slightest vestige of honour," it said. In a follow-up statement, ABA confirmed the panel was cancelled at midday on Saturday. The death of Black man George Floyd under the knee of a U.S. police officer last month has triggered a wave of anti-racism protests around the world. "At a time like this where the whole world is crying out for recognition and demanding that value be placed on our lives, on Black lives, we think that ABA erred in inviting someone like De Klerk," said Lukhanyo Calata. He is the son of Fort Calata, who was killed along with three other anti-apartheid activists by South African police in 1985 in an incident known as "The Cradock Four". De Klerk's foundation defended his legacy of helping South Africa's transition from white minority rule to non-racial constitutional democracy and for being the only world leader to dismantle an existing nuclear arsenal. But, almost thirty years after apartheid's demise, De Klerk's role remains highly contested in South Africa, one of the world's most unequal societies where class and [http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/search/?q=race%20issues race issues] constantly bubble under the surface. Earlier this year De Klerk, an octogenarian who shared the Nobel Peace Prize with South Africa's first democratically elected president Nelson Mandela, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali giá rẻ] also faced a backlash when he told the national broadcaster he did not believe apartheid was a crime against humanity, as declared by the United Nations. (Reporting by Wendell Roelf; Editing by David Clarke)

Rugged Embedded PC As Agile And Battle-ready As Yourself

2020-07-19T23:06:57Z

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Estimated 100 000 Join Massive Zoom Gathering Honoring Late Orthodox Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson

2020-07-19T22:04:45Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Rabbi Mendel Lerman speaks at Wednesday's event in front of a backdrop showing a live Zoom audience around the world. Itzik Roytman For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the [ WHO website]. Tens of thousands of people logged onto Zoom Wednesday for a giant interactive gathering honoring a late American Orthodox rabbi viewed as one of the most influential Jewish teachers, mentors and scholars of the 20th century. To mark the 26th anniversary of the death of [ Menachem M. Schneerson], an estimated 100,000 participants logged in from North America, South America, Europe, Israel, South Africa and East Asia -- on 45,000 devices in all, according to Chabad, the branch of Hasidic Judaism Schneerson led. In 20 interconnected Zoom meetings, each representing a different community or [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] region, viewers prayed, told stories, sang and studied passages from the Torah, or Hebrew bible. For more TV & Audio Subscribe to the TV & Audio newsletter, receive notifications and see related stories on CNET. The Zoom rooms connected to a central broadcast near the visitor center at "the Ohel," the [ site in Queens, New York], where Schneerson -- commonly known as the Lubavitcher Rebbe or simply as the Rebbe -- is buried. COVID-19 prevented many of the thousands who would ordinarily visit the site from traveling to pay tribute to the rabbi on or around the anniversary of his death on June 12, 1994, at age 92. The staff at Zoom told us they've never had a single event with so many virtual rooms connected with the same broadcast. Ronen Peled, producer "The staff at Zoom told us they've never had a single event with so many virtual rooms connected with the same broadcast," Ronen Peled, the event's producer, [ told Chabad.org]. "Until now, their platform had a cap of 1,000 people in a single room, or a webinar with 300 cameras but the rest are passive viewers and are not seen." With the coronavirus pandemic limiting large in-person gatherings, tools like Zoom, Facebook Live and WhatsApp have proven essential to [ ] uphold sacred traditions like Ramadan, Easter and Passover. Wednesday's broadcast, called "Barcheinu Avinu" (Remembering Our Father) required a production company and an extensive technical team on site and around the world. The event lasted about an hour and 45 minutes. It took a technical crew on site and around the world to pull off the broadcast. Itzik Roytman "Our focus is always to strengthen people's connection to the Rebbe's example and teachings, to be inspired to become closer to God and our fellow man," said Rabbi Levi Slonim, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali giá rẻ] a member of the organizing committee. "This year, we needed to dig deeper and be more creative to accomplish our goal, but thank God the event was deeply moving and the sheer magnitude of it was breathtaking." Large screens behind live speakers and performers near the Rebbe's burial site displayed gallery views of the Zoom rooms. Presenters included rabbis, as well as the children of families impacted by the pandemic. When a group of a capella singers took to the stage, they stood apart from one another in accordance with [/news/harvard-researchers-say-coronavirus-social-distancing-may-be-needed-into-2022/ social distancing protocols]. A live feed showed worshippers praying for the health of humanity. Schneerson was born in Russia, got [http://www.channel4.com/news/married married] in Poland and escaped the Holocaust by [http://www.google.com/search?q=reaching&btnI=lucky reaching] the US on the last civilian ship to make the trip during World War II. He is known and revered for revolutionizing the application of key Torah principles for the world at large and overseeing the transition of the Chabad-Lubavitch branch of Judaism from a small Hasidic group to a global force known for broad outreach efforts. A small segment believed Schneerson to be the Messiah. Wednesday's virtual function marks Chabad's continuing efforts to tap technology in creative ways. A [ ] at one of Chabad-Lubavitch's public San Francisco Hanukkah parties, for example. And some 2,000 rabbis [ ] at an annual international Lubavitcher meeting. [#comments Comments] [/topics/online/ Online] [/coronavirus/ Coronavirus] [/tags/zoom/ Zoom] [ Notification on Notification off Tv & audio]

Kids Show How Set For Reboot WITHOUT The apos;inappropriate apos; Hand Raise

2020-07-19T21:38:11Z

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Educational kids TV show How - later re-branded How 2 - is said to be getting a reboot. The ITV show first aired in 1966 and was on and off the air for the subsequent five decades before being axed in 2006. Fronted over the years by the likes of Fred Dinenage, Gareth Jones, Carol Vorderman, Gail Porter, and Sian Lloyd, a TV source has reported that ITV commissioned the reboot earlier this year and that pre-production is underway. How do you reboot a kids' show? Educational TV series How - later re-branded How 2 - is said to be getting a reboot [Pictured: the 1990s line-up Fred Dinenage, Carol Vorderman and Gareth Jones] 'ITV gave the production team the green light earlier this year and it is in production,' an insider told The Sun. 'The show was huge in the 70s and 90s.' They also added that ITV hope it will become a 'teatime classic' again. 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'It seems unlikely they will do the one-hand raise the presenters used to do back in the day, though,' the source added. The new programme has not yet been cast but it is understood producers have spoken to Dinenage about making a cameo appearance. It is being billed as the 'ultimate children's information show' for ages six to 12 and is being funded by the Young Audiences Content Fund, which supports the creation of 'distinctive, high quality content' for audiences up to the age of 18. In total, How and How 2 aired 32 series combined. 448 episodes were aired. Offensive? It's believed the show's trademark opening gesture - which saw the hosts raise one hand and say 'Hau' in the style of Native American culture - won't be featured in the comeback series Whisperings of How making a comeback first began last November, but there was no word on how far along the production process it was. An ITV insider said at the time: 'It will be a new cast for a new generation but Fred and ITV are keen for him to pass the baton on. It will build on How's tradition of explaining the world around us in an accessible and entertaining way.' It's thought COVID-19's halting of most TV shows slowed things down, with it only now taking shape. How's original presenting line-up in 1966 featured Dinenage, Jack Hargreaves, Jon Miller and Bunty James tackling questions such as how to put a ship in a bottle and how to boil water without heat. Teatime classic: How 2 - launched in 1990 - focused on explaining 'How to...' do something [Pictured: Fred Dinenage, Gail Porter and Gareth Jones] James was briefly replaced by Jill Graham in 1969-1970 and by Marian Davies from 1977. The show ran until 1981, when the programme's maker Southern Television lost its ITV franchise. It made a comeback in 1990 under the revamped title How 2, running until 2006. 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Today In History June 29

2020-07-19T21:02:26Z

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HIGHLIGHTS IN HISTORY ON THIS DATE 1312 - German King Henry VII is crowned Holy Roman Emperor in Rome. 1613 - The original Globe Theatre in London burns down during the first performance of Shakespeare's Henry VIII. 1855 - The Daily Telegraph is first published in London. 1864 - Samuel Crowther is consecrated Bishop of Niger, the first black Church of England bishop. 1880 - The South Pacific island of Tahiti is formally annexed by France, having been a French protectorate since 1842. 1905 - The Automobile Association is formed in London by 50 motorists to counter what they see as police hostility towards the motor car. 1949 - South Africa begins its apartheid program by enacting a ban against racially mixed marriages. 1965 - US paratroopers take their first offensive action in South Vietnam, attacking communist stronghold 30km northeast of Saigon. 1966 - North Vietnamese capital Hanoi and its principal port, Haiphong, are bombed by the US for the first time in the Vietnam War. 1967 - Israel defies international protests and unites the divided city of Jerusalem for the first time in two decades, following its victory in the Six-Day War. 1967 - American actress Jayne Mansfield is killed in a car crash near New Orleans. 1974 [http://www.caringbridge.org/search?q=-%20Isabel - Isabel] Peron is sworn in as president of Argentina, taking over from her husband Juan Peron after he fell ill. He died two days later. 1980 - Vigdis Finnbogadotir is elected Iceland's president, Europe's first democratically elected woman head of state. 1992 - Algerian head of state Mohammed Boudiaf is assassinated as he opens a cultural centre in the eastern Algerian town of Annaba. 1994 - Prince Charles admits on television that he committed adultery during his marriage to Princess Diana but says he has no plans for a divorce. 1995 - Lana Turner, the blonde bombshell who was discovered at a Hollywood soda fountain and became one of America's most glamorous movie stars, dies aged 75. 2000 - A first printing of the US Declaration of Independence fetches $US8.14 million in a Sotheby's online auction, breaking the record for any sale on the internet. 2001 - UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, 63, is unanimously re-elected to a second term by a 189-member General Assembly. 2003 - American actress Katharine Hepburn dies aged 96. 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Best PS4 Gaming Headset For 2020

2020-07-19T18:32:58Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> While most standard wired headphones with microphones technically work as headsets for the [ PS4] -- you simply plug the headphone into the 3.5mm jack on your [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/controller controller] -- having a dedicated "gaming" [http://www.msnbc.com/search/headset headset] ensures an optimized experience and allows others to hear you clearly when playing multiplayer games online. With the PlayStation 4, a lot of people choose to go with a wired headset simply because you're plugging into the already wireless controller. It's also worth noting that many, if not most, PS4 wired headsets also work just fine with the [ Xbox One], Windows PCs, Macs and the [ Nintendo Switch]. For more TV & Audio Subscribe to the TV & Audio newsletter, receive notifications and see related stories on CNET. If you want to eliminate the cord that goes from the controller to your headphones, however, there are plenty of wireless headset options. Just be aware that they all include -- and require -- a low-latency wireless dongle that plugs into the USB port on your PS4 (there should be no audio delay). Note, too, that almost no PS4 wireless gaming headsets will also work with the Xbox One. The Switch, meanwhile, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] requires a USB-C wireless dongle for wireless headset connectivity (though some of the USB dongles do work via the Switch's dock). Some midrange and higher-model models -- both wired and wireless -- feature 7.1 virtual surround sound. To be clear, this isn't real surround sound, but it can help create a richer, more immersive audio experience. It also gives you a better sense of spatial awareness with certain games where that can be an advantage. With those basics established, let's talk about our favorite PS4 options. These are the results of our own home-based testing, updated periodically, and include some options suggested by GameSpot's list of [ best gaming headsets]. [ Best wired under $100] [ HyperX Cloud Alpha] [ ] HyperX After I try a headset, I often hand it over to my 14-year-old son, who plays pretty much exclusively on PS4. I have several gaming headsets lying around and he always returns to the HyperX Cloud Alpha. It's just very solidly built, has good sound with strong microphone performance and most importantly, it's comfortable to wear for long gaming sessions. For about $30 more you can get the [ HyperX Cloud Alpha 7.1], which has a nearly identical design but supports virtual surround sound audio -- only for PCs, though. It's stereo-only for PS4. [/reviews/hyperx-cloud-alpha-preview/ Read our HyperX Cloud Alpha preview]. [ $100 at Amazon] [ Best budget wireless] [ PlayStation Gold Wireless Headset] [ ] Josh Miller/CNET Sony's PlayStation Gold Wireless Headset has been around for awhile and was last updated in 2018. It remains arguably the best budget wireless headset for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali giá rẻ] PS4 gamers, particularly those looking for a cord-free model for VR games. You'll have to use the included USB dongle to connect wirelessly. It features 7.1 virtual surround sound for games that support that feature. [/products/sony-playstation-gold-wireless-headset-2018/ Read more]. [ $81 at Amazon] [ $100 at Best Buy] [ $100 at Adorama] [ Best build and battery life wireless headset] [ Sennheiser GSP 370] [ ] Sennheiser Sennheiser's GSP 370 is not only really well built, but it features excellent sound, comfort, microphone performance (there's superb noise reduction) and monster battery life -- up to 100 hours but expect to get a little less than that. An included USB dongle allows you to connect wirelessly to your PS4 and the microphone can be muted by flipping the boom up. The GSP 370 is also compatible with PCs. Our friends at our sister site GameSpot noted that it's a [ relatively low-frills model] for its midrange price, with few physical buttons (no chat volume control, no sound mode toggles) except for a power switch and a large volume wheel that operates very smoothly. I found it to be one of the most comfortable headsets and it also works well for listening to music. [ $199 at Amazon] [ Best high-end wireless] [ SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless] [ ] SteelSeries Some say the Arctis Pro Wireless ($330) is the best all-around headset for PS4 and PCs. It was designed for those two platforms and features high-end audio, a comfortable fit and loads of features, including a swappable battery. Two batteries are included and each provides enough juice to power the headset for 10 hours, according to SteelCase. With a wireless transmitter about the size of an Apple TV that connects to your PS4 (or your PC), it's a little cumbersome to set up and operate (you access the settings on the transmitter). It's one of the few wireless headphones beyond Sony models, however, that offers virtual surround. It also has Bluetooth wireless connectivity so you can connect it to smartphones. The Arctis Pro came out in early 2018, so it's probably due for a refresh, but it remains a top PS4 (and PC) headset if you can afford it. See below for its sibling, the Arctis 1, which you can snag for less than a third of the price. [/products/steelseries-arctis-pro-wireless/ Read more]. [ $330 at Best Buy] [ Best wireless noise canceling] [ JBL Quantum 800] [ ] JBL The $200 Quantum 800 isn't the top-of-the-line gaming headset from JBL, which is a newcomer to the gaming headset market, but has long been in the audio game. That would be the $300 [ Quantum One], but that's a wired headset and also overkill for the PS4. The Quantum 800 is wireless and includes a dongle that works with your PS4 and Windows PC. It also features noise canceling and sounds excellent not just for games, but music and movies too. It's slightly heavy, but is comfortable to wear. Its microphone performance is middle of the pack and probably not quite as good as it should be at this price. It's also worth noting that the microphone isn't detachable (it is on the Quantum One) but does flip up to mute. It'd be nice if it was detachable because its Bluetooth connectivity could be used on the go with your smartphone. Battery life is rated at up to 14 hours with the lights turned off, but expect to get a little less than that if you keep the volume fairly high. On the PC side, JBL needs to work out some kinks with the software but everything is more straightforward with the PS4. This is the headset to consider if you want a model that's versatile, has good sound quality and works with multiple devices. [/products/jbl-quantum-800/ Read more]. [ $200 at Amazon] [ $200 at Best Buy] [ $200 at Abt Electronics] [ Good value wireless under $100] [ SteelSeries Arctis 1] [ ] SteelSeries As we mentioned above, the [ Arctis Pro Wireless] is a monster -- but it costs more than $300. If you want a much more affordable alternative, check out the Arctis 1, a well-designed (but less swanky) wireless model that sells for about $100. It's a great value and is compatible (in wireless mode) with PS4 and PC, as well as the Nintendo Switch, thanks to an included USB-C dongle. The Discord-certified microphone is detachable and battery life is rated at up to 20 hours, which is pretty decent. [/products/steelseries-arctis-1-wireless/ Read more]. [ $100 at Abt Electronics] [ $85 at Adorama] [ Solid under-$40 wired option] [ JBL Quantum 100] [ ] David Carnoy/CNET The Quantum 100 is the entry-level model in JBL's new line of Quantum gaming headsets, which run from $40 to $300. There's nothing fancy about this model, but it's pretty lightweight and comfortable with nicely padded ear cups, plus it has a detachable boom microphone. On the left ear cup there's a volume control dial along with a microphone mute button. It also works with other game consoles and is pretty decent for music, though it's a touch bright. 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2020-07-19T16:44:16Z

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Iginla Hossa Headline Six-person Hall Of Fame Class

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Jarome Iginla and Marian Hossa were chosen for induction to the Hockey Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility as a six-member 2020 class was unveiled Wednesday. The two forwards are joined by defensemen Kevin Lowe and Doug Wilson. General manager Ken Holland and women's player Kim St-Pierre will also be enshrined. Iginla will become just the fourth Black inductee into the Hall of Fame. Grant Fuhr and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali giá rẻ] Angela James were inducted for their play, while Willie O'Ree, who broke the NHL's color barrier, was chosen for his contributions. Iginla, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali] who turns 43 on July 1, spent 15 1/2 of his 20 NHL seasons with the Calgary Flames. He [http://ms-jd.org/search/results/search&keywords=recorded/ recorded] 625 goals and 675 assists (1,300 points) in 1,554 regular-season games from 1996-97 to 2016-17. "It's extremely special," Iginla said, according to NHL.com. "I had a hard time sleeping the past few nights. Starting my career, I didn't dream of making it to the Hall of Fame. It's a true honor, I've been extremely blessed. It's still sinking in." Hossa was part of three Stanley Cup-winning teams with the Chicago Blackhawks. He scored 1,134 points (525 goals, 609 assists) in 1,309 games from 1997-98 to 2016-17. His career included eight campaigns with the Blackhawks, seven with the Ottawa Senators, three with the Atlanta Thrashers and one each with the Pittsburgh Penguins and Detroit Red Wings. "This honor means so much to me," Hossa said in the Hockey Hall of Fame's news announcement. "I would like to thank everyone who voted for me. I have learned so much about life through the game of hockey and am very appreciative of this recognition." Lowe was part of six [http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/public/sitesearch.do?querystring=Stanley%20Cup Stanley Cup] championship teams, five during a seven-year span with the Edmonton Oilers before he won one with the New York Rangers in 1994. Lowe scored 431 points (84 goals, 347 assists) in 1,254 games from 1979-80 to 1997-98, playing 15 seasons for the Oilers in two stints and four campaigns with the Rangers. "I think I perhaps represent the next level of guys who helped to win championships," Lowe said. "I appreciate that my contributions to the teams I played on are being recognized in this way." Wilson, who is currently the general manager of the San Jose Sharks, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] spent 14 of his 16 seasons with the Chicago Blackhawks and his final two with the Sharks. He scored 827 points (237 goals, 590 assists) in 1,024 games from 1977-78 to 1992-93. "I'm not even a Hall of Famer in my own house, so joining this club means the world to me," Wilson said. "I would like to thank all of the people who have been so good to me in this game." Holland, currently the general manager of the Oilers, was chosen for induction through the builder category. Holland won three Stanley Cup crowns during a 22-year stint (1997-2019) as GM of the Detroit Red Wings. "I am incredibly humbled by this honor," Holland said. "I am in this game because I loved it as a young man and I am happy to have been able to stay in the game." St-Pierre was a star goaltender who helped Canada's women win three Olympic gold medals (2002, 2006, 2010) and five world championship. She had a 1.17 goals-against average and .939 save percentage in her appearances for Team Canada. "Hockey has always been my passion and this is a very special honor," St-Pierre said. "When I was growing up it was only boys, and when that changed my dream was able to come (true)." St-Pierre is the eighth women's player named to the Hall of Fame. She is the first female goalie. "The Hockey Hall of Fame is proud to welcome these hockey legends as Honored Members," Hockey Hall of Fame chairman Lanny McDonald said in the news release. "Their contributions to the game of hockey are well documented and their election to the Hockey Hall of Fame is richly deserved." The inductions are currently scheduled for Nov. 16, but the date could change depending on the coronavirus pandemic. --Field Level Media

Helena Bonham Carter Admits She Didn apos;t Take The Crown Role Immediately

2020-07-18T22:19:35Z

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