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FEATURE - Kratzfest: Donald Trump & Co als Katzenbaum
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Barack Obama cat scratching post
Politician cat scratching posts - 19 Apr 2016
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Cat scratching posts featuring global politicians including Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, and Benjamin Netanyahu have reached a crowd-funding campaign.
A range of perfume has been created in addition that can be sprayed on the politicians to encourage scratching, called ?Eau de Katpiss?.
The public can see and pre-order any of the scratching posts on the website, www.Politikats.com, or back the project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2118764278/donald-trump-cat-scratching-post-by-politikats.
The project features a video highlighting the benefits of the products and hopes to reach its $3,000 goal, which would enable Politikats to launch its first production run.
The Politikats range will retail at $139.99 each
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FEATURE - Kratzfest: Donald Trump & Co als Katzenbaum
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Benjamin Netanyahu cat scratching post
Politician cat scratching posts - 19 Apr 2016
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Cat scratching posts featuring global politicians including Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, and Benjamin Netanyahu have reached a crowd-funding campaign.
A range of perfume has been created in addition that can be sprayed on the politicians to encourage scratching, called ?Eau de Katpiss?.
The public can see and pre-order any of the scratching posts on the website, www.Politikats.com, or back the project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2118764278/donald-trump-cat-scratching-post-by-politikats.
The project features a video highlighting the benefits of the products and hopes to reach its $3,000 goal, which would enable Politikats to launch its first production run.
The Politikats range will retail at $139.99 each
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FEATURE - Kratzfest: Donald Trump & Co als Katzenbaum
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Vladimir Putin cat scratching post
Politician cat scratching posts - 19 Apr 2016
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Cat scratching posts featuring global politicians including Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, and Benjamin Netanyahu have reached a crowd-funding campaign.
A range of perfume has been created in addition that can be sprayed on the politicians to encourage scratching, called ?Eau de Katpiss?.
The public can see and pre-order any of the scratching posts on the website, www.Politikats.com, or back the project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2118764278/donald-trump-cat-scratching-post-by-politikats.
The project features a video highlighting the benefits of the products and hopes to reach its $3,000 goal, which would enable Politikats to launch its first production run.
The Politikats range will retail at $139.99 each
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FEATURE - Kratzfest: Donald Trump & Co als Katzenbaum
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Donald Trump cat scratching post
Politician cat scratching posts - 19 Apr 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s896
Cat scratching posts featuring global politicians including Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, and Benjamin Netanyahu have reached a crowd-funding campaign.
A range of perfume has been created in addition that can be sprayed on the politicians to encourage scratching, called ?Eau de Katpiss?.
The public can see and pre-order any of the scratching posts on the website, www.Politikats.com, or back the project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2118764278/donald-trump-cat-scratching-post-by-politikats.
The project features a video highlighting the benefits of the products and hopes to reach its $3,000 goal, which would enable Politikats to launch its first production run.
The Politikats range will retail at $139.99 each
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FEATURE - Kratzfest: Donald Trump & Co als Katzenbaum
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Politikats/REX/Shutterstock (5652911e)
Donald Trump cat scratching post
Politician cat scratching posts - 19 Apr 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s896
Cat scratching posts featuring global politicians including Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, and Benjamin Netanyahu have reached a crowd-funding campaign.
A range of perfume has been created in addition that can be sprayed on the politicians to encourage scratching, called ?Eau de Katpiss?.
The public can see and pre-order any of the scratching posts on the website, www.Politikats.com, or back the project at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2118764278/donald-trump-cat-scratching-post-by-politikats.
The project features a video highlighting the benefits of the products and hopes to reach its $3,000 goal, which would enable Politikats to launch its first production run.
The Politikats range will retail at $139.99 each
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FEATURE - Distanzbänder für Strandferien in Coronazeiten
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A portable kit to ensure holiday makers keep to social distancing rules post pandemic, on the beach, has been created.The kit is designed to end the uncertainty about how seaside holidays will be post-pandemic.the general uncertainty, allowing people to enjoy the sand and sea, and coexist without anxiety.The Beachbelt kit by Spanish-based architect and design collective JAJA x D includes a set of support posts and a colourful tape.The idea is that the kit marks out individual or friends and family areas s in the sand to keep recommended social distancing spaces.The studio says the kit allows an “unconfined beach” and “ a living space on the sand.”A spokesman explained:” This product essentially provides a temporary strategy for the free occupation of the beaches during the maximum occupation period. "
OPS: How the Beachbelt kit looks when set up
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FEATURE - Distanzbänder für Strandferien in Coronazeiten
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Beach 1
22/06/2020
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: JAJA x D
A portable kit to ensure holiday makers keep to social distancing rules post pandemic, on the beach, has been created.The kit is designed to end the uncertainty about how seaside holidays will be post-pandemic.the general uncertainty, allowing people to enjoy the sand and sea, and coexist without anxiety.The Beachbelt kit by Spanish-based architect and design collective JAJA x D includes a set of support posts and a colourful tape.The idea is that the kit marks out individual or friends and family areas s in the sand to keep recommended social distancing spaces.The studio says the kit allows an “unconfined beach” and “ a living space on the sand.”A spokesman explained:” This product essentially provides a temporary strategy for the free occupation of the beaches during the maximum occupation period. "
OPS: Rendering showing how the Beachbelt kit would keep social distancing
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FEATURE - Distanzbänder für Strandferien in Coronazeiten
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 11879
Beach 1
22/06/2020
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: JAJA x D
A portable kit to ensure holiday makers keep to social distancing rules post pandemic, on the beach, has been created.The kit is designed to end the uncertainty about how seaside holidays will be post-pandemic.the general uncertainty, allowing people to enjoy the sand and sea, and coexist without anxiety.The Beachbelt kit by Spanish-based architect and design collective JAJA x D includes a set of support posts and a colourful tape.The idea is that the kit marks out individual or friends and family areas s in the sand to keep recommended social distancing spaces.The studio says the kit allows an “unconfined beach” and “ a living space on the sand.”A spokesman explained:” This product essentially provides a temporary strategy for the free occupation of the beaches during the maximum occupation period. "
OPS: Rendering showing how the Beachbelt kit would keep social distancing
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Distanzbänder für Strandferien in Coronazeiten
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 11879
Beach 1
22/06/2020
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: JAJA x D
A portable kit to ensure holiday makers keep to social distancing rules post pandemic, on the beach, has been created.The kit is designed to end the uncertainty about how seaside holidays will be post-pandemic.the general uncertainty, allowing people to enjoy the sand and sea, and coexist without anxiety.The Beachbelt kit by Spanish-based architect and design collective JAJA x D includes a set of support posts and a colourful tape.The idea is that the kit marks out individual or friends and family areas s in the sand to keep recommended social distancing spaces.The studio says the kit allows an “unconfined beach” and “ a living space on the sand.”A spokesman explained:” This product essentially provides a temporary strategy for the free occupation of the beaches during the maximum occupation period. "
OPS: Rendering showing how the Beachbelt kit would keep social distancing
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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Poppy Appeal, London, Britain - 30 Oct 2014
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Large red poppies attached to lamp posts on Wimbledon Common
Poppy Appeal, London, Britain - 30 Oct 2014
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Poppy Appeal, London, Britain - 30 Oct 2014
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Large red poppies attached to lamp posts on Wimbledon Common
Poppy Appeal, London, Britain - 30 Oct 2014
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An image of a new cat scratching post modelled on North Korea's Kim Jong-un
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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A cat is pictured sitting in a new 'Heads of State Litter Tray' as part of a protest against internet censorship
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An image of a new cat scratching post modelled on North Korea's Kim Jong-un
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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A cat is pictured about to pounce on a scratching post modelled on Russian President Vladimir Putin
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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A cat is pictured attacking a scratching post modelled on Russian President Vladimir Putin
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An image of a new cat scratching post modelled on Russian President Vladimir Putin
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/pct8
An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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An image of a new cat scratching post modelled on Russian President Vladimir Putin
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/pct8
An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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A cat is pictured attacking a scratching post modelled on North Korea's Kim Jong-un
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/pct8
An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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A cat is pictured ready to attack a scratching post modelled on North Korea's Kim Jong-un
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
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An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
MANDATORY CREDIT: Rex Features. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
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An image of a new cat scratching post modelled on Russian President Vladimir Putin
Cat scratching posts protest internet censorship - Jul 2014
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/pct8
An organisation are protesting against international internet censorship - with a range of "cat protest" products.
Items available including cat scratching posts featuring the life-like faces of Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
The Pussycat Riot, established by global VPN provider HideMyAss.com, have said they are calling on cat owners "to protest against regimes that deny their citizens the right to access websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter; which not only robs them of news, ideas, opinion and knowledge, but also prevents them from experiencing the innocent delights of online cat pictures and videos."
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What if you could see Wi'Fi - 25 Jul 2013
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Artist's impression of WiFi waves at The Natioanl Mall, Washington, D.C
What if You Could See Wi-Fi...
What If You Could See WiFi?
Although we use it often, we rarely think about how it works. Now, American artist Nickolay Lamm has worked with former NASA Astrobiologist M. Browning Vogel to produce these colourful depictions illustrating wifi waves.
One image featuring New York's Central Park shows an idealised wifi data transmitted over a band that is divided into different sub-channels, which are shown in red, yellow, green and other colours.
Another image featuring Washington D.C.s National Mall depicts Wifi waves travelling through space as rapid, data encoded pulses or waves. A 'freeze frame' of these pulses shows that the pulses are about 6 inches apart.
Nickolay explains: "Wifi routers or antenna can be attached to trees, buildings, lamp posts and other structures. A typical outdoor router can project its signal 300 feet or more from its location. Objects such as trees can obstruct the signal such that it has to be augmented by multiple wifi routers placed in different positions."
MUST CREDIT: Nickolay Lamm/MyDeals.com
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What if you could see Wi'Fi - 25 Jul 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Nickolay Lamm/MyDeals.com / Rex Features (2714218c)
Artist's impression of WiFi waves at The Natioanl Mall, Washington, D.C
What if You Could See Wi-Fi...
What If You Could See WiFi?
Although we use it often, we rarely think about how it works. Now, American artist Nickolay Lamm has worked with former NASA Astrobiologist M. Browning Vogel to produce these colourful depictions illustrating wifi waves.
One image featuring New York's Central Park shows an idealised wifi data transmitted over a band that is divided into different sub-channels, which are shown in red, yellow, green and other colours.
Another image featuring Washington D.C.s National Mall depicts Wifi waves travelling through space as rapid, data encoded pulses or waves. A 'freeze frame' of these pulses shows that the pulses are about 6 inches apart.
Nickolay explains: "Wifi routers or antenna can be attached to trees, buildings, lamp posts and other structures. A typical outdoor router can project its signal 300 feet or more from its location. Objects such as trees can obstruct the signal such that it has to be augmented by multiple wifi routers placed in different positions."
MUST CREDIT: Nickolay Lamm/MyDeals.com
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KEKYFWCYG (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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The Seychelles Offshore Paradiese
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A road sign at a guesthouse on the island of 'La Digue'. Seychelles
The Seychelles
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Man jailed for making offensive Facebook posts about missing 5-year-old April Jones, Lancashire, Britain - 08 Oct 2012
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Matthew Woods
Man jailed for making offensive Facebook posts about missing 5-year-old April Jones, Lancashire, Britain - 08 Oct 2012
A 19-year-old man has been jailed for 12 weeks after making offensive comments on Facebook about missing five-year-old April Jones. Matthew Woods wrote a number of comments on the website about April and missing Madeline McCann. Upset members of the public reported him to police and he was arrested for his own safety. Today Woods appeared at Chorley Magistrates' Court where he admitted sending a grossly offensive public electronic communication. In his defence he said he had been drinking when he saw a joke online and changed it slightly before posting it on Facebook. Chairman of the bench Bill Hudson said his comments were so serious and "abhorrent" that he deserved the longest sentence they could pass.
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Man jailed for making offensive Facebook posts about missing 5-year-old April Jones, Lancashire, Britain - 08 Oct 2012
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Matthew Woods
Man jailed for making offensive Facebook posts about missing 5-year-old April Jones, Lancashire, Britain - 08 Oct 2012
A 19-year-old man has been jailed for 12 weeks after making offensive comments on Facebook about missing five-year-old April Jones. Matthew Woods wrote a number of comments on the website about April and missing Madeline McCann. Upset members of the public reported him to police and he was arrested for his own safety. Today Woods appeared at Chorley Magistrates' Court where he admitted sending a grossly offensive public electronic communication. In his defence he said he had been drinking when he saw a joke online and changed it slightly before posting it on Facebook. Chairman of the bench Bill Hudson said his comments were so serious and "abhorrent" that he deserved the longest sentence they could pass.
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Man jailed for making offensive Facebook posts about missing 5-year-old April Jones, Lancashire, Britain - 08 Oct 2012
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Matthew Woods
Man jailed for making offensive Facebook posts about missing 5-year-old April Jones, Lancashire, Britain - 08 Oct 2012
A 19-year-old man has been jailed for 12 weeks after making offensive comments on Facebook about missing five-year-old April Jones. Matthew Woods wrote a number of comments on the website about April and missing Madeline McCann. Upset members of the public reported him to police and he was arrested for his own safety. Today Woods appeared at Chorley Magistrates' Court where he admitted sending a grossly offensive public electronic communication. In his defence he said he had been drinking when he saw a joke online and changed it slightly before posting it on Facebook. Chairman of the bench Bill Hudson said his comments were so serious and "abhorrent" that he deserved the longest sentence they could pass.
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Man jailed for making offensive Facebook posts about missing 5-year-old April Jones, Lancashire, Britain - 08 Oct 2012
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Matthew Woods
Man jailed for making offensive Facebook posts about missing 5-year-old April Jones, Lancashire, Britain - 08 Oct 2012
A 19-year-old man has been jailed for 12 weeks after making offensive comments on Facebook about missing five-year-old April Jones. Matthew Woods wrote a number of comments on the website about April and missing Madeline McCann. Upset members of the public reported him to police and he was arrested for his own safety. Today Woods appeared at Chorley Magistrates' Court where he admitted sending a grossly offensive public electronic communication. In his defence he said he had been drinking when he saw a joke online and changed it slightly before posting it on Facebook. Chairman of the bench Bill Hudson said his comments were so serious and "abhorrent" that he deserved the longest sentence they could pass.
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'London in Puddles' photography series by Gavin Hammond, London, Britain - Jun 2012
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The Blue Posts pub, Soho
'London in Puddles' Photography Series by Gavin Hammond
What better way to view London - than as a reflection in its puddles!
An artist has taken the stereotypical idea that the capital is always wet and turned it into a stunning photographic art project.
Gavin Hammond has captured the city's landmarks by training his camera lens on the pavement.
The result is a quirky - and unsurprisingly watery - look at familiar sights.
The London resident got the good idea following some bad luck.
He explains: "I stumbled upon my first puddles image by accident. My bicycle had been stolen so I was walking into town along the Southbank for once rather than pedalling past it in a hurry.
"It began to rain as I approached the London Eye and a large flock of tourists were blocking my way. I hate to be in a crowd so I stared at my feet as I waited for them to pass. And lo! a beautiful reflection of one of the gondolas emerged from a puddle, like a vision from another world, a view of a parallel universe.
"Instantly, I was hooked. I am no longer rushing through London but appreciating every location I reach."
Gavin has had ample opportunity to shoot subjects for the project thanks to a particularly damp Spring.
"I have been taking these images for about two months - pretty much every day throughout this year's lovely wet spring," says Gavin. "So every morning, lunchtime and early evening I've been cycling all over London scouting out locations and lying, crouching, kneeling and standing upside down in the rain."
But lurking low down on pavements and in roads doesn't come without its own risks.
"I have been shouted at by white van drivers, swerved past by bus drivers, run down by bicycles, threatened by a drug dealer, moved on by a security guard, stared at by tourists, barked at by a...
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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Fashion blogger posts photo of herself in different outfit every day, Guildford, Surrey, Britain - Jul 2011
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