Mark Ryes | Professional Voice Actor for Animation & Video Games

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Ha! So you decided to be a full-blown gangster, eh? Well then, you came to the right place for advice. A proper criminal mastermind has a crew to do the dirty work for him. Bouncers are a good choice, as they're used to throwing people around for a living. But you also need people who are ready to fight dirty. You know, go for the eyes and stuff, and that's what torturers do best. Oh, and you're gonna need a smuggler and a brain, too. London is big and varied. Once you select which place to hit, assign a crew to plan the details, equip them for it, place them strategically, and let's get cracking. Now it's showtime. Play nasty and land heavy punches. Position your fellows, let them work together, watch your back, and most importantly, use force. Throw them further away, kick them to their bollocks, or do something that'll disorient them so you can either finish them off or go save your mate. Don't draw too much heat while doing gigs, as the police can be a real pain in the arse. Gunshots and killing people gets you too much unwanted attention. Your men can surely handle a bobby or two, but the problem with coppers is that if one of them gets mugged, let alone killed... Yep, dead there. ...there's always more coming up. Then it's not just one gig that got jeopardised, it's your whole fucking business at stake. Now this one's important, kid. You're not some sorry-arse robber or lowly thief exposing yourself to arrests. You're a gangster. You want steady income and to become a respectable business owner. Once you've built a strong enough reputation, make local business owners an offer they can't refuse. The more places you own, the bigger your organisation is, and the more tools you have at your disposal. That's how you build a proper criminal empire. There are plenty of other rival gangs and criminal families. They won't take it lightly that you're taking part of London for yourself, so expect resistance. You're not going to be able to rest until you've wiped out those who threaten your position as king of the underworld. Well, so that's about it. Not that odd, eh? However, if you feel like the life of crime is not for you, worry not. There's a police station two blocks from here and I heard that they're hiring. Choice is yours, mate. Thanks for watching!

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So remember, Business Continuity's first objective is to ensure the safety of all our stakeholders.

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Soul is something you know when you feel it. Omaha! This season you can share a coke with your team on it. So I'm going to use this play-calling opportunity to tell you how. Saying goodbye is hard. So don't. The time agreed is between 11 and 12. 11.40 now. I hear a moaning sound from the kitchen. Frank is there with a towel tied over his mouth. Hands behind his back. Ankles tied. Yes, there's soul here and here. And now, thanks to generous donations of soul from here, here, here, here and here. It's here. Soul. Electrified.

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And just to recap quickly on the main points so far, things have been moving very quickly from what started earlier today as a rumour that NATO forces had fired on a Russian surveillance aircraft to a situation where Russian forces are engaging in ongoing heavy combat with combined forces from different countries in the NATO alliance. Russia has invaded Estonia and Latvia with an estimated force of 75,000 troops and a number of tank divisions and missile regiments. The international response has also been significant. Israel has warned against any moves against its territory and has declared a state of national emergency.

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Data. Our world can't do without it. How is being data-driven beneficial for us? Digital technologies are boosting a data eruption.

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It's important that we don't all think the same way and we want to celebrate being different so we can learn from each other and make better decisions, be more creative and grow the business.

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Steered and ruled by a strange synthetic intelligence, the Free Mind. It languished in solitude for eons, devoid of its architects, devoid of purpose.

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Hello, and welcome to Photos, Fiddles, and Felines from BrendaScottArts.com, a podcast for photography, music, and cat lovers. In this episode, Titanic Channel host and world-renowned Titanic auctioneer Andrew Aldridge tells the story of JJ Davies from Southampton, a baker on Titanic, whose personal effects were recovered from his body and sent back to his wife in bag 200. We've been listening to the Effective Sports podcast. Thanks for tuning in. We'll see you again soon. Welcome to the Winning in Life and Work podcast.

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On today's show, Potato Pandemonium, Preposterous Posteriors, and Petty Provocation. It's night two in Nottingham, and mortgage broker Kerry's hoping her South African-themed menu won't bore the socks off her guests. Oh, I'm so sorry. So here's Kerry's starter. Sausage and bread for the carnivore, but what does that look like? And a large bowl of carrot and coriander soup for the veggies. Seems like you may have a drip too far there, Kerry.

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iPad has always offered a uniquely simple yet immersive experience and now with its expansive 12.9 inch retina display, nearly double the CPU performance of iPad Air 2 and refined multi-touch technology, iPad Pro adds another dimension to that experience. It's not just larger, it's an iPad that lets you be more creative and more productive at a whole new scale.

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Dave Spikey's here alongside Tony Green and Bully for the best darts quiz on the box at 11. First on challenge, what do pounds make? No, rich people. Well, you know the old problem, you have the in-laws coming round for dinner but your house is a mess. In fact, you don't even want them in your house at all. So what's the solution? Borrow someone else's house. That's exactly what Jimmy does on Raising Hope in half an hour and it's all fine until the real homeowners get back early. Before that, British Forces News is next. Anything can make a family fortune survey, like name something you do at work or eat for breakfast or find in the sea. We'll try and find the top answers after Takeshi's Castle. Just what do our pets get up to when they think we're not watching? Animal anarchy now on BFBS Extra in Rudish Tube. Shin splintering times are ahead and it only takes one wrong move on the skipping stones in an hour here on challenge. It's Takeshi's Castle after a double bill of bullseye. At ten past nine over on BFBS2, find out all about the very weird sport of competitive eating from popcorn to cow brains. If you can eat more than anyone else, there are thousands of dollars at stake. Sounds gross, but don't miss the big eat.

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Ah, Watson, the game's afoot! This major reuse project championed the use of mass timber in the commercial sector to create an adaptive space which is responsive to the needs of the end users. A lightweight CLT and glulam structure has been used to extend the existing concrete frame, increasing the building from two to six storeys and adding 60,000 square feet. Around 70% of the original structure was retained and the new timber extensions store over 400 tonnes of biogenic carbon.

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We will fight them on the beaches. Thank you for volunteering with the war years. As a volunteer, you will be assisting with a digital collection day. Here's how it works. The first stage happens at the welcome desk. Here, the participants are made comfortable and ready to share their stories along with any physical items of wartime heritage they've brought for digitization. They will be provided with the necessary forms they require to guide them through the process. Once the participants have completed these forms, they will proceed to the interview stage.

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Ho, ho, ho! Hello, Raffy! I was hoping to speak to you, but I must have just missed you. I thought I'd give you a quick call to check that you're all ready for Christmas and that you'd received my letter. Being Santa is a tough business nowadays with all the pricey modern products. Ho, ho, ho! Whoa there, Rudolph! I remember when I took presents to your Auntie Susan, you know. She was always a very naughty little girl, always trying to peek with one eye open. Ho, ho, ho! Experience the magic of Hamleys at Palmer Shopping Village in Mostar. Hamleys, the finest toy shop in the world. Ho, ho, ho! Does your favourite rocker have a Christmas song? Vote for it and be eligible to win our £250 rocking Christmas stocking in our Christmas countdown. Ho, ho, ho!

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It's important that we don't all think the same way, that we move differently even to the same beat. Our differences are what makes life magical and we want to celebrate being different so we can learn from each other and make better decisions, be more creative and grow the business. Our mission is to find the best people, whoever and wherever they are. A diverse workforce that can approach a task from all sorts of angles.

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Once upon a time, around the turn of the new millennium, two psychologists, Sally and Irene, were intrigued by this new-fangled Internet thing and wondered if they could take therapy online to reach more people. They founded Psychology Today and in 2001 launched a website. In 2009, a clinical trial involving 300 patients proved that online therapy was actually more effective than face-to-face therapy. The results were published in The Lancet and what happened next changed history. Jane Hargreaves, venture capitalist and more recently, leader of the UK Vaccine Taskforce during the Covid pandemic, had heard about psychology online and could see its incredible potential to change the future of mental health care. What is this online they speak of?

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These days time is a precious commodity. It's difficult to balance work life and play but enjoying quality rest and relaxation is essential for our overall well-being. We need downtime, time for ourselves, time for de-stress and at Mindful of West End most de-stress recliners come in multiple sizes for the perfect fit. Relax your body, free your mind and discover the ultimate in comfort in the de-stress studio at Mindful.

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Oh, I come, master, to help you with that. A killer can come in many forms, from the visionaries to the mission-oriented hedonists, to the desire for power and control. A trait is often shared between these abhorrent individuals, a trait which strikes fear into our hearts. Their innate ability to blend amongst humanity from a single glance. You may think nothing of them, you might even trust them, until it is far too late.

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The Verks! As the sun begins to set over the plains of Pettitigva, both male and female begin to make their way home from an arduous day's labor. The male's true passion lies in video games, while the female enjoys collecting stickers. Despite their nine-to-five grind, the two have managed to maintain their love of the arts and their sense of playfulness. Both male and female have different interests, and this can sometimes lead to conflict. While the male likes to spend his evenings gaming in his cave, the female desires nothing more than to spend them snuggled up together in their nest. In the end, the female more often than not wins. Her persuasive nature, sometimes referred to as nagging, convinces the male to concede.

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The time agreed is between 11 and 12. 11.40 now. I hear a moaning sound from the kitchen. Frank is there with a towel tied over his mouth, hands behind his back, ankles tied.

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Steered and ruled by a strange synthetic intelligence, the Free Mind. It languished in solitude for eons, devoid of its architects, devoid of purpose.

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We cast these images into the cosmos if another intelligent civilization intercepts this and understands us here is our message This is a present from a small distant world Here we have something new and wonderful for captive reptiles and our planet D&J's 1036 reptile racks are a completely new concept born from the 40 years of designing and making reptile housing all Leading up to this in this peaceful Seaside setting lies what the press have referred to as America's favorite bombshell the so-called queen of the bikini Standing upright at 5 foot 10 and a sight to see to the local herds We're about to discover that this rare creature is so much more

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Data. Our world can't do without it. How is being data-driven beneficial for us? Digital technologies are boosting a data eruption.

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I think I've spotted a familiar face at the next table, skulking behind a newspaper. Hello there! How are you, my dear? Excellent saddle of mutton, what?

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Some say screams still echo where plague doctors walked, in bird-like masks where no birds sing.

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As the fire begins to crack and pop, the smoke rises over the rooftops. John resumes his work with renewed vigour, the rhythmic scraping of the chisel helping to drown out the sound of the blaze. But he cannot ignore the piercing, dreadful song of the girl screaming as she is cleansed from this world. A sound so high in its pitch and so disquietingly inhuman that it beggars belief. Perhaps she truly is an agent of the supernatural after all. The noises of the crowd turn from accusation to celebration to pity to fear before dwindling to silence. Only the scream now, travelling through the late summer air and gently brushing up against the blade of the chisel, carving a microscopic record of Mary's last moments into the tiny, groove-like indentations in the wood.

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The day was warm in the jungle, and Mighty very much wanted to cool off. Looking for a pond to swim in, he instead found a large mud puddle. Mighty remembered the elephants roll around in the mud to stay cool. Perhaps the mud can cool me off as well, he thought. Mighty closed his eyes, wagged his tail, and leapt into the puddle. He splashed, howled, jumped, and flipped around in the mud, having a grand, messy time. In fact, Mighty was having such a good time, he bounced right out of the puddle. Who's making all that noise, asked Fritz, who was sitting in a pond nearby catching flies. Mighty, is that you, he croaked. Something about you looks very different today. Oh, hello Fritz, Mighty replied, feeling very refreshed. I certainly don't feel any different. He looked at his own reflection in the water. There was something different. My spots! They're gone! They must have fallen off me while I was playing in the mud. Fritz, you have spots. Could some of those be mine? he asked anxiously. I don't think so, Mighty. I'm a frog, and all my spots are small and yellow, croaked Fritz. Yes, I see that, said Mighty. No, none of those are my spots. Fritz thought for a moment. What about Tolly? He was playing in the mud earlier. Maybe he has your spots. Maybe he does, said Mighty, his ears perking up. Thank you, Fritz.

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It was his own room, there was no doubt about that, but it had undergone a surprising transformation. The walls and ceiling were so hung with living green that it looked a perfect grove, from every part of which bright, gleaming berries glistened. The crisp leaves of holly, mistletoe, and ivy reflected back the light, as if so many little mirrors had been scattered there, and such a mighty blaze went roaring up the chimney as that dull petrification of a hearth had never known in Scrooge's time, or Marley's, or for many and many a winter season gone. Heaped up on the floor to form a kind of throne were turkeys, geese, game, poultry, brawn, great joints of meat, sucking pigs, long wreaths of sausages, mince pies, plum puddings, barrels of oysters, red-hot chestnuts, cherry-cheeked apples, juicy oranges, luscious pears, immense twelfth-cakes, and seething bowls of punch that made a chamber dim with their delicious steam. In easy state upon this couch there sat a jolly giant, glorious to see, who bore a glowing torch, in shape not unlike Plenty's horn, and held it up, high up, to shed its light on Scrooge as he came peeping round the door.

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The distant sound of music whistled through the trees as he sped past the old forest gate in record time. Aha! He exclaimed. Cornelius, old boy, you've still got it! Overjoyed with rectifying his predicament, Cornelius eased himself backwards into his saddle, stared up at the moonlight, and began to whistle his favorite tune. One day, Boots decided he was going to stop this evil troll once and for all. Boots made his way through the thick forest to the cave where the troll lived. What are you doing here, boy? growled the troll. Leave before I eat you! Boots pulled a lump of cheese from his sack. Try to eat me and I will crush you like I crushed this stone, Boots said.

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It's all action here at Silverstone, as Red Bull are ahead with Max coming into the pits.

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This may look like a simple hotel room tray, but don't let that delicate design fool you. You're looking at an incredibly tough piece of kit.

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Be ready for next summer, save loads on buying your used caravan right now from the massive selection in the Pearmann Briggs Used Caravan Sale at Long Leavens Cluster. Couples or families, don't miss the big money off discounts on nearly every used caravan, with generous part exchange options including £1,000 minimum on selected models and low rate finance, all at our Massive Used Caravan Sale at Long Leavens Cluster. Click www.pearmannbriggs.co.uk

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Your heart is beating fast. Adrenaline is rushing through your body. 3... 2... 1...

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Hello? Oh hi, it's Andy. We met the other evening. Oh, hi. So I was wondering if maybe you... Yes? If you were a Europa Network customer? Hello? Referring a friend has never been easier. For more details visit europa-network.com

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You need a website. Why not do it yourself? Wix makes it easy to create a stunning website so you can show the world who you are and what you do.

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The world of Tantos has long been a place of peace, but now, that peace is being threatened. Luckily, mighty heroes have answered the call to face these forces of evil. Boom! Introducing Lightseekers! Meet Jax the Tyrax and Korra the Mari. Smart action figures that react to what's happening in-game. You can even add weapons that level up as you play. I could do some damage with this. With augmented reality trading cards... Don't just sit there, help me! Got it. You can send reinforcements into battle. Oh yeah, let's do this. The Umbra are everywhere. Are you ready to take them on? Win a race? Bring it on. Or do you just want to take on your friends? Time to fly. Lightseekers! Next level, connected play! You can download Lightseekers on Apple and Android devices. Starter packs, smart devices, accessories and cards sold separately. From Tomy.

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Visit bosch-professional.co.uk forward slash bosch bonus bank bonanza for more details. Terms and conditions apply. Real Bosch. Power tools for trade and industry.

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If you're looking for your next job, it's time to fix and go! FixAuto Portsmouth and Fix&Go Bournemouth are expanding and recruiting new staff for their brand new accident repair centre in Cowes. They're looking for experienced panel beaters and paint sprayers who want a new challenge. Join Fix&Go's professional and friendly team, working across the Isle of Wight and the whole of the UK. To apply, just email Portsmouth at fixauto.com

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calling all Bletchley and Fenny Stratford business owners and eager entrepreneurs. Milton Keynes City Council has launched a new grant scheme through which your startup could receive up to £2,500 or up to £5,000 if you already have an established business. If your business could do with an extra bit of cash, apply now while the funds are still available. More details can be found on groundbreakingbletchleyandfenny.co.uk That's groundbreakingbletchleyandfenny.co.uk

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A new football talent agency wanted a name and visual identity that would create a buzz in the locker room. Time to bring on a new player to change the game. With the fresh appeal of an apparel brand, Roof plays with a design principle of making space for new perspectives. What a move! The logo type is inspired by the characteristic shapes of player numbers on the backs of jerseys. Static in geometry, but dynamic in application. And the flexible typeface creates space, just like clever positioning does on the pitch. What a finish! The result? A bold design system that matches the agency's ambition to push boundaries, creating new opportunities for its players, on and off the pitch. The fans are chanting the name!

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As we've said before, the Internet is a scary, dangerous place. And in many cases, your data is the most valuable thing your company owns. Right, so this is the bit at the end where we recap the key points of this episode. Bear with us. Remember that data protection legislation makes provision for fines of up to 4% of the company turnover if personal information is not adequately protected.

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Presenting Data Mixology. For this recipe, experienced data mixologists recommend measured parts of four key ingredients. Let's begin. Step 1. Find a classy woman, particularly of the millennial persuasion. Step 2. Move to the city, or just make sure that she currently lives in a city. Step 3. Make sure she moisturizes, and that she's an avid subscriber of beauty boxes. Step 4. Confirm that she is highly influential, and that her followers are real. Now, carefully mix two parts Millennial Woman, one part MetroCBSA, one part Subscription Box Buyer, and one part Influencer. Stir gently. Our data mixologists can assist you with this process. Now, enjoy this creation to help you reach a refreshingly targeted audience in your future marketing campaigns. Ask your Experian rep for more details, or contact us at Experian Marketing Solutions at Experian.com

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At Essilor, we pride ourselves on being the best business partner to UK independent opticians. What does that really mean for your business? We not only provide you with the best quality lenses in the market, but also offer support to help your business grow. For example, you can take advantage of training opportunities, including improving average order value, conversion rate and the patient journey. You can benefit from our lens rebate scheme to make equipment from Essilor and other manufacturers more affordable. And for any marketing requirements, take advantage of Essilor's dedicated marketing team, yearly promotions and satisfaction guarantee programmes to give complete peace of mind to you and your patients. With Essilor as your partner, you can have access to the top innovative brands in the market, including Crizal, Verilux, Transitions, Eisen, Roadpilot and more. Essilor is the only lens manufacturer to appear in the Forbes Top 100 Most Innovative Companies year after year. Breakthrough technology and superior performance attracts health-conscious, tech-savvy patients who don't want to compromise on their vision quality and eye protection. With Essilor, you can offer them personalised lenses which take into account their near-vision behaviour, giving your patients quicker and easier adaptation. Essilor invests extensively in consumer brand promotion – on TV, cinema, out of home and online. Our message always encourages visits to local independent opticians, thus increasing footfall in our partners' practices. Our knowledgeable, award-winning customer service team are available six days a week to assist you with any queries you may have. Please get in touch to discuss how we can support your practice.

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In the next few minutes, we'll explain how to stay safe while working remotely by avoiding scams, securing your Wi-Fi and other tips. Firstly, be aware of phishing scams targeting remote workers with sensational or emotional messages. Standard security policies still apply, even when working from home. Keep your operating system, plug-ins and antivirus software up to date. Using a virtual private network or VPN provides a secure tunnel for all your internet traffic, preventing criminals from intercepting your data. Ask your security team to set one up for you.

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We have seen the footage time and again. Nature's fury and a community's agony. And time and again, the world responds with compassion and aid. But have you ever wondered how disaster relief really works, and what would make it more effective? First responders and aid workers rush into the front lines of human vulnerability, and we help keep them safe by going in first. Now, we need your help to bring hope and help from the sky. You can deploy a HALO team today. Please visit linkingtheworld.org to learn more and donate.

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To celebrate all things British Superbike, we've put together the top 10 best PSB moments as chosen by you, the 1800 British Superbike superfans who responded to our recent quiz. In at number 10, the final showdown between the two racers way back in 2000 saw a war both on and off the tracks, which ended with Walker gliding past Hodgson in the final lap at Cadwell Park. At 9, during a thrilling final in the 2011 face-off at Brands Hatch, Hill overtook Hopkins on the last corner, beating him by an astonishing 0.006 seconds and going on to win the championship. Number 8, Leon Haslam led by 2 points heading into the season finale and sadly crashed out, while Burns Position 8 gave him enough points to claim his 6th BSB title. And in at 7, Harris came close to his first series win in 2006 during Round 10 at Croft in the wet. However, he was passed by Haslam on the final half lap, making up a 10-second deficit. 6. Aged just 20 at the time, Ray claimed a double win at the season opener at Donington Park, despite the wet conditions. Not bad for a newbie. Number 5. Renowned for jumping over the mountain at Cadwell Park, Brooks not only won both races, but went on to win the entire championship, finishing with an impressive 703 points. And at 4, fresh from his very first BSB championship win, Burns went on to compete in the World Championship at Brands Hatch, where he took the double victory, beating the likes of Hodgson and Toesland. In the top 3, Hickman managed to achieve a double podium at Thruxton, mere hours after being rushed to hospital. Astonished fans looked on as he took 2nd and 3rd place, earning him his best results of the year. Coming in at number 2, all the way back in 1999, the season-long title race between the three racers came to a head in the final round. A collision between Walker and Reynolds cost both riders the championship, giving Bayliss a comfortable 28-point lead. The number 1 best British Superbike moment, as voted by you, is... A battle for the ages during the final round at Brands Hatch in 2013. Lowe's was victorious over Byrne, who at the time was a three-time champion. Lowe's went on to be crowned the youngest BSB champion ever.

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Meeting the challenge of delivering sharper images at far higher speeds, German eye-tracking leader Sensomotoric Instruments has pioneered foveated rendering for virtual reality. The process of rendering to full resolution only that part of an image the user is looking at. It's now working on SMI's consumer-ready eye-tracking platform at an industry-best frame rate of 250 Hz. And it's set to power the next generation of virtual reality headsets with higher screen resolutions and much better graphics. What you're seeing is actual foveated rendering captured for this first-look video. The periphery outside the blue circle is low resolution. Between the circles, 60% resolution. The inner circle is full resolution. Only this needs to be fully rendered. That's because the user's vision only ever focuses on this moving HD zone, which keeps up with the very fastest movements of the human eye. You can see the superb quality of the rendering in the leaves of this tree. Higher resolution virtual reality that uses much less processing power. All thanks to foveated rendering at 250 Hz. Available now from SMI. www.smi.com

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Ray spent his 94th birthday on August 28th 2017 diving to the sunken wreck of the Zenobia ferry in Larnaca in a bid for a Guinness World Record as the world's oldest scuba diver. The accolade was previously held by the USA's Erwin Paul Stahler who was born on the 14th of May 1921. He completed a dive at Grace Bay Turks and Caicos on October the 24th 2014 at the age of 93 years and 163 days. Ray's attempt saw him dive to a depth of 38.1 meters for 41 minutes. It was filmed, photographed and documented in line with guidelines approved by Guinness World Records. His claim for the title comes after completing 39 dives in his 93rd year. 39 at 93, the final ones taking place at Latchi Water Sports in Paphos. However, he actually completed 51 dives in his 93rd year. Just ahead of Christmas 2017, Ray officially gained the title of the world's oldest active scuba diver. He said this success is due to the help received from others such as fellow members of the Akrotiri British Sub-Aqua Club, especially David Turner and also his daughter Lynn. In December 2017, Ray was also given the Hearts of Gold Cyprus Lifetime Achievement Award which was presented by the British High Commissioner to Cyprus Matthew Kidd and awards honorary patron Haralambous Theopemptu.

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In 1919, fresh from serving in the Royal Artillery, 26-year-old Harold Bennet bought himself a boat to help him in his work as a local shipping agent, passing on ship arrivals and departures and handling insurance claims on behalf of Lloyds of London. The boat, which was fitted with a modern, oil-powered engine, was considered to be one of the fastest boats on the island. He called her Diana. Even after the historic evacuation of Dunkirk in May 1940, there were still over 200,000 Allied troops in western France. Just before the French surrender, it was decided to bring them back to Britain. The evacuation was named Operation Ariel. The onset of the German occupation of France and the subsequent Allied evacuation provided the opportunity for the boat and its crew to truly prove their valour. The 20 boats from Jersey succeeded in evacuating 21,474 military personnel. As this was a covert operation orchestrated by the Admiralty, those who assisted in the evacuation efforts were unable to tell the story of their bravery to their friends and loved ones. In November 2014, after almost a century of active sailing, the Diana was taken out of the water for the last time. Finally, in 2016, it was decided that she would become the centrepiece of an exhibition representing the small boating community of the island.

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After several naval battles, the Spanish head home, only to lose much of their fleet in the process. England becomes the new master of the seas.

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In the late 1960s, John Hall was conducting research on the American ice island T3, which was drifting over unexplored parts of the Arctic Ocean.

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After a late night, 361° head of technical Michael Farmer, alongside engineers Ryan Green, Anthony Timms and Jeff Pepper, are now ready for the long trip to the South Coast Primary School to begin putting together their heating system.

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This video provides a user guide to operate the DL42 ventilator. It can be viewed independently or in conjunction with the user guide which can be found on our website. Throughout the film, references will be made to different parts of the equipment. The numbers refer to the images on screen. 1. How do I connect the ventilator? Connect medical gas hoses to oxygen and air and connect to mains power. Connect breathing system to 4 and 5. Switch 6 on and wait until the indicator turns green. 2. How do I set up the breathing system and the HME filter? Attach a catheter mount to the HME filter and then to the Y piece of the breathing circuit. Ensure that the other end of the system is attached with filters as shown.

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From anywhere in the platform you can click the settings icon to open all of your account settings and preferences. The first screen you'll see is your account overview page. This gives you some key information about your account such as your balance and plan renewal dates. From here you can top up your account or send us a message. Next you'll see either personal info or personal info and business info if you're a business user. Here you can change your key contact information like your email address and telephone numbers. What you can't do is change a name on the account. To do this you need to navigate to plan details which we'll talk about a little bit later on.

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As we've said before, the Internet is a scary, dangerous place. And in many cases, your data is the most valuable thing your company owns. Right, so this is the bit at the end where we recap the key points of this episode. Bear with us. Remember that data protection legislation makes provision for fines of up to 4% of the company turnover if personal information is not adequately protected.

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Always adhere to the manufacturer's recommendations and any information printed on the label or FIBC. Also observe all applicable regulatory and safety requirements.

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Allow 20% of your time for closing the interview. Allow time for the candidate to ask any questions they may have, explain the next steps in the process, and thank them for their time. It's important to note, if you are not sure of the next steps, please don't make something up, just explain that recruitment will let them know. So that we don't give candidates the wrong impression, and to keep our interviews fair, legal and professional, we have specific guidelines for interviewers. Some topics should be referred to recruitment, and some topics are key to uncovering great talent. Which do you think are which? Drag the topics to the correct column.

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After the watcher performed a check on the pump and electrics and confirmed everything was OK, the worker holding the lance pulled the trigger once again.

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Thanks for coming in. You're needed on the 8th story, but first, get ready. Since you'll be working at height, pick up some gear from that box marked Harnesses and Lanyards. Alright, you should be all set. Now clear out and get to work. Go to the 8th story by either using the Scaffolding's Ladders or the Cherry Picker.

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GRAPA asked for the patient voice to be amplified, which is why we commissioned an addendum to the original quantum report to document more patients' perspectives on the care they receive. Together, let us transform patient outcomes on a global scale.

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To remain competitive today, companies need three things. To innovate. To do more with less. To communicate efficiently.

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From anywhere in the platform you can click the settings icon to open all of your account settings and preferences. The first screen you'll see is your account overview page. This gives you some key information about your account such as your balance and plan renewal dates. From here you can top up your account or send us a message. Next you'll see either personal info or personal info and business info if you're a business user. Here you can change your key contact information like your email address and telephone numbers. What you can't do is change a name on the account. To do this you need to navigate to plan details which we'll talk about a little bit later on.

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If you're in the forces and you love tweeting or using Facebook then you need to make sure you stay safe on social media. Here's how. Remember what you say online stays online forever even if you delete it.

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Mark and Lisa aspire to revamp their home into a beautiful space. However, Mark is struggling with their finances. But Lisa found a way out by taking a loan from Oakham.

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No, wait, I wasn't honest with you before about why I have to get to the lab. I'm immune. I don't know how or why, but I am. I might be the only one. God, it sounds so dramatic when I say it out loud. But it's true. And now you know.

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Of all the wormholes to jump through, we have to choose the one that spits us out in the middle of an interplanetary predator war. If I have to pick a side, I'd choose the species less likely to treat us as lunch.

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The Fae Folk of the Barrowfields are known for their generosity, and their pride. For an appropriate offering, they may show you a shortcut through the village, or they may turn you into a statue.

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A noise again in the upper hallway tonight. One of the decorotypes of a ladyship's poor departed children had fallen down, though the nail seemed sturdy enough. I felt the eyes of the others settle on me in the dark. Memento Mori. Remember you must die.

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We know the chest is buried somewhere in this cove. Captain Scallion also knows this and is sealing the grey flag there as we speak. If we're clever, we might bring home two prizes today. What do you say, lads? Let's go hunting!

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From the white cliffs of Dover, our great nation's ramparts, we see a convoy of ships and squadrons of Nazi warplanes swoop to the attack with the crashing of bombs.

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Ho ho ho! You have reached the offices of CMA Accountancy. We are now closed for the festive holidays and will reopen on Thursday the 2nd of January.

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Although Christmas is a time of joy for most, there's always too much to do. Selected shops will offer a helping hand for shoppers this December. Shoppers can get their gifts wrapped for free in festive company wrapping paper. And for the first time, mulled wine will be served in store as well. Ho ho ho! There's even a limited edition range of company stocking fillies.

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Ho, ho, ho! It's Santa here at Ladbrokes! We've just added five free spins to your casino account to get you in the Christmas mood right now! But wait! There's also the chance to win even more! All you have to do is press any number on your telephone keypad between 1 and 9 now!

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Oh, thank you for calling Telephone Europe. Santa here, and I'm taking care of business for them this month. It's a very busy time of year, you know, making sure all our customers' systems are installed on time. I hope you've all been good little boys and girls, or you may not get what's on your Christmas list. We'd like to wish all our customers a very Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year from all the team here at Telephone Europe.

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Whoa there, Rudolph! Hello, Slimming World, it's Santa here! Now, don't forget to bring your Christmas jumper to Val's Groups on Thursday and Friday! And if you stay, you'll be able to make your special Christmas wish! Plus, if you buy a countdown today, there's the chance to get the free one-pot cooking book! Now, I'm off for a no-pastry, sin-free mince pie with quark! Delicious! Ho, ho, ho!

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Ho, ho, ho! Thank you for calling the Harper Recruitment Group. Please hold, a member of our team knows you are waiting and will be with you shortly. The team here would like to thank you for all your business over the last 12 months. It's very much appreciated. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year from the Harper Recruitment Group. Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!

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Ho, ho, ho! Thank you for calling TicketsToSea.com. Unfortunately, their office is now closed for Christmas. They'll be back in the new year probably a little hungover and a few pounds heavier. But if you have an urgent request, they're operating a callback service for any customers who require assistance over the holiday period. Alternatively, you can visit their website at TicketsToSea.com Or leave a message after the beep and they'll return your call as soon as possible. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all the team at TicketsToSea.com! Ho, ho, ho!

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Oh, thank you for calling. It's a very busy time of year, you know, especially for me. The team here would like to thank you for all your business over the last 12 months. It's very much appreciated. I hope you've all been good little boys and girls or you may not get what's on your Christmas list. Merry Christmas and a prosperous new year. And remember, go easy on the sherry!

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Ho, ho, ho! Welcome to InLink UK's Call Santa line! Have you all been good boys and girls? Oh, Matt Bird, I've heard you've been a very naughty boy!

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Whoa there, Rudolph! Ho-ho-ho-ho! Hello, Izzy! Hello, Ellie! I-I was hoping to speak to you, but-but I think I must have just missed you. I thought I'd give you a quick call to check that you're all ready for Christmas. I bet you're looking forward to going to Chichester to see Mamily! Ho-ho-ho-ho! Ooh, I've been looking on the naughty and nice list, and the good news is, you're both on my nice list! So I'm going to see if I can bring you the toy kittens that you love. Well, snow is falling softly here at the North Pole, and the elves are helping me get ready for the most magical and exciting night of the year, Christmas Eve! Mrs. Claus has knitted me a very thick pair of red socks and made me a new hat to wear this year. They'll keep me lovely and toasty warm. Remember to go to bed and sleep tight on Christmas Eve, and maybe you could leave a carrot out for Rudolph! He does get very peckish! Ho-ho-ho-ho-ho! See you soon! Merry Christmas!

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Whoa there, Rudolph! Hello, George! Hello, Harrison! It's Santa here! I was hoping to speak to you, but, well, I must have just missed you. I thought I'd give you a quick call to check that you're all ready for Christmas. I bet you're looking forward to going to Gar's house for Christmas dinner, aren't you? I remember when Gar was little, you know, only just avoided being on the naughty list, as I recall. Well, I've been looking on the updated naughty and nice list, and the good news is, you're on my nice list! So, let's have a look. Ah, yes, George, you're six now. Oh, my, my, how time flies! And you love the fighting robots. Oh, yes, they're very good, aren't they? Oh, and Harrison, let me look. You're four now. Wow, four. And you love transforming dinosaurs. Oh, me too! Well, snow is falling softly here at the North Pole, and the elves are helping me get ready for the most magical and exciting night of the year. Christmas Eve! What's that, Rudolph? You want a mince pie? No, no, no, no, you have a carrot. It's much better for you. It'll tide you over till tea time. Mrs. Claus has been really busy during lockdown this year, and she's knitted me a very thick pair of red socks. They'll keep me lovely and warm as I travel round the world. In fact, she's been so busy, she's made new hats for all the elves, too. Now, remember, go to bed and sleep tight on Christmas Eve. You might hear me and the reindeers land on your roof. Oh, and maybe, George and Harrison, you could get together with Oscar and Max and leave a carrot out for Rudolph. He does get very peckish, you know. Oh, well, it's been lovely talking to you. I'd best be off, though. Lots of calls to make. Bye for now. Come on, Rudolph!

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Ho, ho, ho! Hello, Gia! Hello, Glen Michael! It's Santa here! I was hoping to speak to you, but I must have just missed you. I thought I'd give you a quick call to check that you're all ready for Christmas! It was so lovely seeing you on Sunday in Chicago. It's one of my favorite places in the world! Your Auntie Janine and Nini reminded me that you're the lovely children who leave out the home-baked cookies for me. And I'm really looking forward to them! They're so delicious! Ho, ho, ho! So, Gia, you're three, and oh, Glen Michael, you're very nearly all grown up! Five years old now! How time flies! I remember when your mummy and daddy were five years old, too! Well, snow is falling softly here at the North Pole, and the elves are helping me get ready for the most magical and exciting night of the year, Christmas Eve! Mrs. Claus has knitted me a very thick pair of red socks and made me a new hat to wear this year. They will keep me lovely and warm! Ho, ho, ho! Well, I'll try to call again, but if I don't manage to speak to you, listen out for me on Christmas Eve, won't you? Ho, ho, ho! Come on then, Rudolph, let's go!

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Whoa there, Rudolph. Hello, Logan. It's Santa here. I was hoping to speak to you, but I think I must have just missed you. Well, I thought I'd give you a quick call to check to see that you're all ready for Christmas. I bet you're looking forward to being with Mum and Eric on Christmas morning and then seeing your Dad in the afternoon. Well, I've been looking on the updated naughty and nice list and the good news is you're on my nice list. I can't quite believe, Logan, that you're 12 already. Doesn't time fly? I remember when your Mum was 12. She only just made it onto the nice list one year. Let's have a look then. Oh, you love snow. Well, I do too, of course. I wonder if it will snow in Bicester this year. Make sure you wish very hard for it, Logan. I hear you've been super good this year and you've been trying so hard at school. Well done. Everyone's very, very proud of you. I bet you can't wait for your cast to come off. That might make Christmas a bit more comfy. Well, snow is falling softly here at the North Pole and the elves are helping me get ready for the most magical and exciting night of the year. Christmas Eve! What's that, Rudolph? You want a mince pie? No, no, no, no. You have a carrot. It's much better for you. It'll tide you over till tea time. Mrs Claus has been really busy during lockdown this year and she's knitted me a very thick pair of red socks. They'll keep me lovely and warm as I travel round the world. In fact, she's been so busy she's made new hats for all the elves too. Now remember, go to bed and sleep tight on Christmas Eve. You might hear me and the reindeers land on your roof. Maybe, Logan, you could leave a carrot out for Rudolph. He does get very peckish. Maybe you and Jordan and Jeanie can leave a mince pie to eat. I do think they're quite delicious, you know. Well, it's been lovely talking to you, Logan. I'd best be off. Lots of calls to make. Bye for now. Come on, Rudolph!

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Whoa there, Rudolph. Oh, hello there. I'm trying to leave a message for Tiger Lily. It's Father Christmas. Would you probably know that already? Now, let me check my naughty and nice list. Oh, yes, there you are, Tiger Lily. Oh, my, you have been a busy girl this year. I see you've been singing in school. Oh, and what's this? You do ballet, tap and theater craft. That's all wonderful. Oh, good heavens. Are you really six years old already? Doesn't time fly? I remember when your mummy was a little girl. Oh, I remember Nana when she was little too. And your grandpa as well. Oh, I know he's not with us anymore, but I always like to think that as long as you remember someone, they never really leave you, do they? I bet you're looking forward to seeing Nana at Christmas. And of course, your mummy and daddy are both looking forward to spending time with you as well. Oh, I know you're really excited to see the new Mulan film. I'm looking forward to it as well. Oh, you'd like a Mulan costume. Oh, good choice. I'm glad you enjoyed the new Lion King film this year. That's one of Mrs. Claus's favorites too. It's snowing quite heavily here at the North Pole right now, Tiger Lily. But my sleigh has got some new heaters in it. So I'll be all toasty warm for my big night on Christmas Eve. I have so many houses to visit. Keep working hard at school. I know you're very good at reading, so keep it up and well done. All of the elves are working very hard, so I'd better get back to helping them. Have a very happy Christmas. Oh, please can you leave a carrot out for the reindeers on Christmas Eve? Donna and Blitzen do get very peckish. Bye for now. Come on, Rudolph!

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Ho-ho-ho-ho! Hello, Morgan! It's Santa here! I was hoping to speak to you, but I-I-I must have just missed you! Well, I thought I'd give you a quick call to-to check that you're all ready for Christmas! I wonder if you love Chicago like I do. It's-it's one of my favorite places in the world! So, uh, Morgan, I-I can't believe you're now seven! You're very nearly all grown up! Seven years old! How time flies! Ho-ho! I remember when your Uncle Jason was seven years old, too! Well, snow is falling softly here at the North Pole, and the elves are helping me get ready for the most magical and exciting night of the year, Christmas Eve! Mrs. Claus has knitted me a very thick pair of red socks and made me a new hat to wear this year! They will keep me lovely and warm! Ho-ho! Well, I'll try to call again, but if I don't manage to speak to you, listen out for me on Christmas Eve, won't you? Ho-ho-ho! Come on then, Rudolph, let's go!

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