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Sights of Glasgow Video Tour (Part 2)

Have a look at some famous landmarks of the city of Glasgow

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The Greenock Telegraph is a local daily newspaper serving Inverclyde (the council area containing the towns of Gourock, Greenock and Port Glasgow), Scotland.
Founded in 1857, it was the first halfpenny daily newspaper in Britain. It was for a time Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette, owing to the massive amount of maritime traffic moving in and out of Greenock's harbours. This information is still published, but only as a column entry.
Originally based in Charles Street, Greenock, the printing works were bombed during the Greenock Blitz in May 1941. However the printers worked on to produce emergency editions, despite sustaining multiple cuts from the shattered glass lodged in the presses.
It is known locally as The Tele (although this is pronounced Tilly). Several features such as Viator (Latin for traveller) have formed part of the Telegraph for decades. Although it concerns itself primarily with news from Inverclyde, West Renfrewshire and North Ayrshire it occasionally runs national stories on its front and inner pages.
The paper has been printed at its current location in Crawfurd Street in Greenock since the 1960s. Long published by Orr, Pollock & Co., it was published by Clyde & Forth Press, who own a range of local titles in Central Scotland and a few titles in the south of England. The company went into receivership after the death of Deirdre Romanes and were acquired by management and Lloyds Bank under the name Romanes Media in 2012. Newsquest acquired Romanes Media in 2015.The current Managing Editor is Brian Hossack, who won Newsquest's Editor of the Year for 2016.[1]

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00:00:41 1 History
00:00:51 1.1 Name
00:03:00 1.2 Early history: baronies and kirks
00:04:18 1.3 Fishing villages, harbours and shipbuilding
00:07:49 1.4 Custom house and steamboats
00:09:59 1.5 Industry and railways
00:11:33 1.6 Victoria Tower
00:13:50 1.7 Villas
00:14:19 1.8 Battery Park and torpedoes
00:15:39 1.9 Old West Kirk
00:16:58 1.10 Second World War
00:18:14 1.11 Postwar years
00:19:07 2 Governance
00:19:45 3 Health
00:20:12 4 Geography
00:20:21 4.1 Areas and suburbs
00:20:51 5 Economy
00:21:45 5.1 Shipbuilding
00:24:24 5.2 Shipping
00:26:32 5.3 Sugar
00:28:47 5.4 Electronics
00:30:02 5.5 Trade and commerce
00:31:24 6 Transport
00:33:12 7 Culture
00:35:04 7.1 In television
00:35:36 7.2 In film
00:36:12 8 Media
00:36:49 9 Greenockians
00:38:13 9.1 People associated with Greenock
00:40:24 10 Sports
00:41:19 10.1 Public sports and leisure facilities
00:41:46 11 Climate
00:43:05 12 Twin towns



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Greenock ( (listen); Scottish Gaelic: Grianaig, pronounced [ˈkɾʲiənɛkʲ]) is a town and administrative centre in the Inverclyde council area in Scotland and a former burgh within the historic county of Renfrewshire, located in the west central Lowlands of Scotland. It forms part of a contiguous urban area with Gourock to the west and Port Glasgow to the east.
The 2011 UK Census showed that Greenock had a population of 44,248, a decrease from the 46,861 recorded in the 2001 UK Census. It lies on the south bank of the Clyde at the Tail of the Bank where the River Clyde expands into the Firth of Clyde.

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Inside the slaughterhouse. Undercover investigation in spanish slaughterhouses.

Modern slaughterhouses have been designed to take the highest number of animal lives, as fast as possible. Industrialised animal slaughter is a huge business, and some of these factories —which are becoming increasingly technological and are using equipment’s ever more modern and specialised—, take thousands of animals to their deaths every day. The slaughterhouse owned by Grupo Jorge, Le Porc Gourmet, kills 13,000 pigs a day; Veravic, owned by the society Ibergallus, 80,000 chickens; Faccsa has recently initiated formalities to build a slaughterhouse in Andalusia with the capacity to kill up to 40,000 pigs. These are some of the highest production rate slaughterhouses within the Spanish State, and they help us get an approximate idea of the industry’s exploitation and extermination pace.

Between November 2016 and October 2018, I gained access into 16 slaughterhouses in the Spanish State. Inside them, I was able to document the slaughter of cows, pigs, lambs, chickens, and rabbits.

The material I’m including in my investigation is aimed to show —as opposed to the meat industry’s obscurantism and propaganda— the institutional and systematic violence suffered by animals in slaughterhouses. It provides relevant information for the debate that, promoted by the anti-speciesist movement, questions the legitimacy of animal exploitation and advocates for its abolition.

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(*) Part of the investigation has been carried out in collaboration with NOR, an association against speciesism.

British millionaire's son found murdered and wrapped in plastic in boot of car - Today News

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For any copyright, please send me a message.  The son of a British millionaire was found murdered and wrapped in tarpaulin and duct tape in the boot of a car in California.  Iraq War veteran Adrian Bonar's body was found as a tow truck operator prepared to haul away a Lexus which was abandoned under a flyover near Anaheim.  Mr Bonar's father is entrepreneur Brian Bonar, 72, who was born in Scotland and later moved to the San Diego area, where he has a number of restaurants.  The 34-year-old former solider was laid to rest in a coffin draped with a US flag on Monday and his heartbroken family has set up a foundation in his name to support veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and drug abuse.    Mr Bonar was a US Army veteran who lived in Escondido, about 70 miles south of where his body was found at about 10.45am local time on October 17.  The car was registered to a woman in San Diego County and its registration expired more than a year ago, but it was not reported stolen and it was not linked to any missing persons investigation, ABC7 reported.  Mr Bonar was known to frequent motels in the region, police said in an appeal for information.  His sister, Pauline Gourdie, wrote in a tribute online: “My wee brother, my twin 14 years apart. How I loved you and I know you loved me back.  “My heart is breaking, yet bursting with pride that you were my brother. It’s clear you were not only loved by your family but by so many whose life you touched.  “You were taken too soon but by gawd did you live it.”  She added: “So proud of all that you achieved in your life, cut short by evil scum.  “May you soar with the eagles in heaven while they squawk in the sewers of hell! Until we meet again. Sleep tight lil bro. Your heartbroken sis, P.”  Mr Bonar's father was born in Greenock, Inverclyde.  He owns a number of restaurants in southern California and is the chairman and CEO of Dalrada Financial Corp, according to online profiles.  At Mr Bonar's funeral, his coffin was draped in a US flag and a picture of him in full highland dress was displayed, The Herald reported.  Mourners wore thistles in a nod to his Scots roots.  Friend Gustavo Dias, who served alongside Mr Bonar in the Army, told DailyMail.com: He was just an awesome guy. Someone who you wanted to be around with.  Mr Bonar was married and had children, his friend added.  Mr Dias said the friends were deployed to Iraq in 2007 and 2008 and both were honorably discharged.  He posted a Facebook tribute with a photo of the pair in their Army uniforms, writing: Today I got the news that I lost one of my comrades to a senseless murder.  He survived Iraq but not the people whom he swore to protect. Rest In Peace Adrian Bonar.  A school friend wrote:

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Hamilton Brothers New Development Bishopton

A timeline of the new development at Hamilton Brothers Bishopton. Nine months in the making Hamilton Brothers has invested in the future with this new state of the art facility.This expansion assures we provide ground control for your business and remain one of Scotland's leading agricultural, construction and ground care suppliers.

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Storm Abigail

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Storm Abigail: Power cut, schools closed and ferries cancelled
Gusts of up to 84mph and lightning strikes left 12,000 properties without power at the height of Storm Abigail.
About 1,300 customers remain without electricity after 30 faults affected the Western Isles, Shetland, Skye, Colonsay, Argyll and Angus.
Every school on the Western Isles and Shetland is closed for safety reasons.
The high winds and rain have been followed by wintry showers which have affected driving conditions on the A9 at the Slochd in the Highlands.
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Calling Blighty - A Message Home

World War II footage of British soldiers in Burma sending messages to their families back home. The first man up, winning bottles of beer in a game of darts, is my grandfather, Joseph Critchley, from St Helens, north west England. The family are still here, going strong. My grandmother died only in 2010. I inherited her Vera Lynn records, whom my granddad, of course, loved.

Calling Blighty is a series of short films made in 1944-46 of individual servicemen and women in the Far East sending personal messages home to their family and friends. Only 64 of these films are known to survive.

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‘With the focus on the war against Hitler in Europe, the soldiers in Burma were largely overlooked, becoming known as the “Forgotten Army”. For these troops, fighting a savage battle against the Japanese in Burma and India, home leave wasn’t possible, post was slow, and sometimes letters didn’t get home at all. Some of the men left behind pregnant wives or young children who would barely recognise them by the time they came home. Others would bid farewell to sweethearts never knowing whether they would see each other again… Many would become heroes but never spoke of their experiences once they returned to Blighty. In addition to fighting a seemingly invincible foe, the British soldiers were at risk from other enemies hiding in the jungle. The worst was disease. 40% of the 14th Army suffered from malaria. Typhus and dysentery were also rife. Out of every thousand troops, 700 fell victim to disease of one kind or another.’

You can read about the history in other places. I’d just like to put a little personal biography to the film, to make it clear that these are real flesh and blood people like you and I, people with histories, stories, relations to others.
In the film, my grandfather says hello to his children, Joan, Kevin and Brian, my auntie, my uncle and my dad. My dad celebrated his 80th birthday 22 November 2017. What a sad, funny feeling that we are now all older than my granddad was here. Yet he still looms large. War histories talk about heroes. To me, he was my granddad, and that’s hero enough. He could be bold and abrasive. Cut to the sing-a-long at the end, you’ll see him again in the middle of the group, the one the others look up to and follow. That’s how I remember him. He believed in facing the world, head up, chest out. Once you start running in life, you never stop. Confront your fears, stand up to bullies. But he wasn’t a soldier. He was a bricklayer, one of a number of builders in the family. I don’t remember him saying much at all about the war. I do remember he would threaten to eat the assorted toads, frogs, newts that would gather in the back garden, to be returned to the local brook. He said he used to eat them in the jungle. Whenever he came round, I’d be prepared to fight him off. But I guess he was pulling my leg after all. And he did enjoy looking after the family budgies, without ever eating one of them.
He seemed such a big man when I was little. I see him now as he really was, just a simple, ‘ordinary’ man like all the others, caught up in extraordinary events and processes much bigger than they were. I remember seeing him working outdoors in the rain, on a building site in town, smiling and joking and shouting over the road to us, with that same cheery face-the-world-whatever-it-throws-at-you optimism. But he looked very old and frail, and the work looked tough. I thought he was indestructible, even when we visited him in the hospital. He would have been 60. He died in October 1976, aged 63. Which seemed impossible at the time. I inherited his rocking chair, which I had always loved, and would always try to claim from him, by the open fire, when we visited (I always have a rocker to this day). And when, years later, my grandmother found out that I was a keen dart player, she gave me his darts in their wooden case (I’m badly out of practice these days, the darts are battered now, but the case is still in good shape). I won the darts competition in America! I played with a real Cherokee too! My granddad would be proud indeed. He encouraged us to go into the world and give it all a good go.

4 Cruise Ships by Phantom 4 Pro drone, Southampton UK

Royal Princess, Navigator Of The Seas, Independence Of The Seas and Britannia departing from Southampton in one sitting.

Apologies - this was not my best flying day. I was plagued with technical issues and didn't get all the footage i wanted so i've made it as dramatic as possible with the best footage i had - normally the little adjustments in attitude lining up a scene get edited out but i had to use some of them in this video. I also had an ND16 filter on but those cruise ships are SHINY!!!

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Droned on a windy, cloudy cold April day. The light wasn't ideal and the result was a little washed out. I've played around with the colours etc to give the best result.

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Star Princess, Transatlantic Cruise, September 2006 - Copenhagen to New York

Owning a beauty-barber-nail-tanning business!

Generally speaking on how to achieve success by owning a service business.
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