Podcast appearances and mentions of Oliver Brown

In this episode of the Private Client podcast, Charlie Chami speaks with Oliver Brown, lead fund manager of IFSL RC Brown UK Primary Opportunities fund and head of AIM and Inheritance Tax Services at RC Brown Investment Management. They discuss Oliver's career journey from accounting to investment management, the current state of the UK stock market, and the implications of recent changes in inheritance tax laws. The conversation also highlights the importance of entrepreneurial culture in the UK and how it impacts the economy.TakeawaysCharlie Chami returns to podcasting after a busy tax year end.Oliver Brown transitioned from accounting to investment management.Understanding financial statements is crucial for fund managers.Investment management is more engaging than auditing.Pensions will be included in inheritance tax from April 2027.AIM market offers tax relief for investors holding shares for two years.The UK stock market faces challenges in attracting new listings.Entrepreneurial culture is vital for economic growth.Investment funds allow individuals to pool resources for equity exposure.Changes in tax laws can significantly impact financial planning strategies.Oliver Brownhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-brown-05003618/ Private Client Networkhttps://www.privateclientnetwork.co.uk/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/private-client-network/ https://www.instagram.com/private_client_network/ https://www.youtube.com/@ThePrivateClientPodcast Host: Charlie Chamihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/charleschami https://www.glamis-ifa.co.uk/ Host: Simon Tuttonhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/simontutton/

Cricket legend Sir Geoffrey Boycott is one of the world's most famous sportsmen. The England test batsman was the man who could defend against the very best fast bowlers, score plenty of runs and give England a chance.Theresa May once described him as her political hero; gritty, digging in and getting the runs in the end. But last year he discovered his throat cancer, which he first battled in 2002, had come back, undergoing a three-hour operation to remove the cancerous tissue.In this special episode of The Daily T, Geoffrey Boycott joins Kamal and Telegraph Chief Cricket Correspondent Nick Hoult to discuss pontificating politicians, showman sportsmen and why he's 'absolutely sympathetic' to Esther Rantzen's arguments for assisted dying.Read: Sir Geoffrey Boycott: After everything I've been through, I wouldn't be against assisted dying, by Oliver Brown: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2025/05/03/geoffrey-boycott-politics-farage-starmer-cancer-nhs-health/Senior Producer: John CadiganPlanning Editor: Venetia RaineyExecutive Producer: Louisa WellsSocial Media Producer: Rachel DuffyStudio Operator: Meghan SearleVideo Editor: Andy MackenizeOriginal music by Goss Studio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Why is the cost of coffee rising so quickly?Today we're joined by Oliver Brown, Sales and Relations Manager at Condesa Co.Lab, to unpack the complexities and volatility of coffee pricing.We'll break down the C-price, dive into the dynamics of supply and demand, and explore the environmental challenges impacting coffee production. Plus we're asking the big question: what does the future of the coffee industry hold? Could we really be paying $10 for a latte by the end of 2025?!If you're new here (welcome), our show dives into some of the best coffee conversations on the internet, but we will always remind ourselves at the end of the day - It's Just Coffee!Check out Condesa Co.Lab here: https://www.instagram.com/condesa_co_lab/ Want more coffee content? IT'S JUST COFFEE: https://linktr.ee/itsjustcoffeepod?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=4e8cead0-6644-4c4a-b419-28c825b1b236Want to get in touch? Hit us up at hello@itsjustcoffeepod.com for any questions or comments.Proudly sponsored by -Eco Barista: https://www.ecobarista.com.au/ Apax Lab: https://apaxlab.com/ Thanks for listening! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

And the latest Saudi sportswashing as they get the 2034 World CupLabour has unveiled the biggest changes to - and liberalisation of - planning laws in a generation to help deliver on its promise of 1.5 million new homes this parliament.With the Tories worrying that concerns of local people will be “completely swept aside”, Camilla and Kamal speak to shadow housing secretary Kevin Hollinrake who also claims the “majority” of the 1.5 million new homes will be for immigrants. Plus, Saudi Arabia has won an uncontested bid to host the 2034 World Cup, so we speak to chief sports writer Oliver Brown about FIFA's "grotesque" decision - the latest in a long line of Saudi attempts at 'sportswashing'.Producers: Lilian Fawcett and Georgia CoanSenior Producer: John CadiganPlanning Editor: Venetia RaineyExecutive Producer: Louisa WellsVideo Editor: Luke GoodsallSocial Media Producer: Niamh WalshStudio Operator: Meghan SearleEditor: Camilla TomineyOriginal music by Goss Studio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hattie Gertrude Brown was a decorated soldier, serving 18 years in the United States Military. Following her retirement in 1998, Hattie moved back to her hometown of Halifax, Virgnina to be near family. On May 16, 2009, at 2:00 a.m., Hattie received a phone call from her nephew Derek. He asked for a ride home from a local gas station. Hattie headed to the Sheetz in Halifax where she found Derek. They left the store together, with Derek saying that Hattie dropped him off at a friend's house. Hattie hasn't been seen or heard from since. On Thanksgiving Day in 2013, the Brown family suffered another heartbreak when Hattie's older brother, James, vanished. Where is Hattie Gertrude Brown and James Oliver Brown? Follow us on:  Facebook: www.facebook.com/wherearetheypodcast  Instagram: @thewherearetheypodcast  Email me: Canwefindthem@gmail.com  Join our online detective group at Patreon: ⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/wherearetheypodcast⁠⁠⁠ Support our mission: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wherearethey⁠

Friday's Netflix boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was more than a fight; it was a media moment. Evan Shapiro, media commentator, sees it as evidence of influencer dominance over traditional media. Oliver Brown, Chief Sports Writer of The Daily Telegraph, discusses whether such events mark a shift from genuine sport to spectacle. Crosswords and puzzles are becoming an integral part of newspaper business strategies. Zoe Bell, Executive Producer of Games at The New York Times, explains how games like Wordle and Spelling Bee are driving engagement and subscriptions. Crossword setter John Halpern shares his journey into the world of puzzles and the creative process behind setting crosswords for major newspapers. Bluesky, a social media platform created by Jack Dorsey, is gaining traction as an alternative to Elon Musk's X. With a significant increase in users, Bluesky is being seen as a platform that offers a different experience from traditional social media. Katie Martin from the Financial Times discusses the platform's growth and its potential impact on the media landscape. Presenters: Katie Razzall and Ros Atkins Producer: Simon Richardson Assistant producer: Lucy Wai

The resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury has sparked renewed discussion about accountability in the Church of England. Cathy Newman, Presenter and Investigations Editor, Channel 4 News, reflects on her investigation which triggered it. Mark Stibbe, one of Cathy's original sources, discusses the impact of coming forward with his story. Colin Campbell, Investigative Journalist, BBC News, shares his experience of reporting on cover-ups and systemic failures in the Church's handling of abuse cases.Friday's Netflix boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was more than a fight; it was a media moment. Evan Shapiro, Media Commentator and ‘Media Cartographer,' sees it as evidence of influencer dominance over traditional media. Oliver Brown, Chief Sports Writer, Daily Telegraph, discusses whether such events mark a shift from genuine sport to spectacle.Games are more than leisure activities; they are now central to media business models. Zoe Bell, Executive Producer of Games, The New York Times, explains how puzzles like Wordle and its new game Zorse contribute to subscription growth. John Halpern, crossword setter, shares insights into his process for crafting puzzles and the timeless appeal of crosswords.Katie Martin, Columnist, Financial Times, discusses her move from X to Bluesky. She reflects on the challenges of platform migration, the persistence of echo chambers, and the broader implications for media spaces.Presenters: Katie Razzall and Ros Atkins Producer: Simon Richardson Assistant Producer: Lucy Wai

Sports Shorts from WRN brings you all the latest on our campaigns and women's sports news; including football, fencing and our weekly features, "sin bin" and "star of the week". In this week's episode frustrations are running high with the Football Association (again), and with news from the Veteran Fencing World Championships in Dubai. The team discuss the incredible achievements of American swimmer Trudy Ederle, whose story is brought to life in the Disney film Young Woman and the Sea, and we reach dizzying heights with our "star of the week". You'll find a repeat offender in the "sin bin" this week, there's news of a crowd funder in pool, and the team give a well-deserved shout out to the Telegraph's Oliver Brown. We welcome feedback and any women's sports news from around the UK. 

In this episode of the Heart podcast, Digital Media Editor, Professor James Rudd, is joined by Dr Oliver Brown, a cardiology trainee from Leeds, UK. They discuss the sobering results of the survey of UK cardiology trainees concerning their health and well-being, and what we can all do to try and improve matters. If you enjoy the show, please leave us a podcast review wherever you get your podcast - it's very helpful to us! Link to published paper: https://heart.bmj.com/content/early/2024/09/06/heartjnl-2024-324418

Veda and Robbie are together once again for this episode - hurrah! And their guest this week is Oliver Brown. In 2019, following a cycling accident in London, Oli found himself in A&E when he received his diagnosis. In July 2021, he delivered a talk to the British Ministry of Defence, telling his story and challenging their foundation on some of their outdated rules. With the support of the Terrence Higgins Trust, the National AIDS Trust and a network of people, in December 2021, on World AIDS Day, Defence agreed to change its policies and lift all of the restrictions on people living with HIV. This meant those people would be able to join the Armed Forces living with HIV, serve unrestricted if diagnosed and be freely able to take PrEP. We hope you enjoy Oli's story. Love, Veda and Robbie. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Poz Vibe Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ is a⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Veda⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Lady and⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Robbie Lawlor⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ production. Our continuity announcer this season is Anne Doyle. ⁠Big thanks to ⁠⁠our sponsors⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dublin Pride ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠who make this series possible. Episodes are produced by Veda and Robbie with production assistance and editing by⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Esther O'Moore Donohoe⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Artwork, social media assets and⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ merch⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ all created by the dazzling⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Lavender The Queen.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠

Text Light Pollution News!Host Bill McGeeney is joined by Betty Buckley who made this great film, the Stars at Night and by Leo Smith, who is now starting up a new Coalition to Reduce Light Pollution!See Full Show Notes, Lighting Tips and more at LightPollutionNews.com. Like this episode, share it with a friend!Bill's Picks:Will a former landfill become PA's next stargazing mecca?, Tanisha Thomas, Spotlight PA.Astronomy tourism business ready to fight Hydrostor's billion-dollar Broken Hill renewable energy project, Grace Atta, Oliver Brown and Andrew Schmidt, Australian Broadcasting Network.Where can I place outdoor lights? The laws you need to know to avoid 'light trespass', Alex David, Homes and Gardens.Important garden light rules that should not be ignored but are often overlooked, Jayne Thomson, Birmingham Live.Palm Beach Headland Has Been Officially Named Australia's First Urban Dark Sky Place, Maxim Boon, Concrete Playground.  Support the Show.Like what we're doing? For the cost of coffee, you can become a Monthly Supporter. Your assistance will help cover server and production costs.

The 1954 landmark Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Board of Education marks its 70th anniversary today. While lead plaintiff Oliver Brown is the most well-known figure in the desegregation case, there were 12 Black women alongside him. Plus: A small Kansas college is trying something unique to recruit Black baseball players.

Keepin It Real w/Caramel had a fun and entertaining conversation with SJ Hazim. SJ is a very outgoing and passionate person. He loves what he does for people, and he gives out great energy in the world. He shines with positivity on everyone he meets. SJ Hazim is the man behind the writing and production for the 70th Brown vs. Board compilation song “Levitate”, which includes over 20 talents from the Topeka, KS area. Picture the style of “We Are The World”. Topeka, KS played a crucial role as one of the key locations where the Brown vs. Board cases originated. African American families, such as Oliver Brown, had a daughter who was denied enrollment in a nearby white school. Over time, the Brown vs. Board decision became a catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement, which helped lead to further legal and social changes for equality. In 1954, the case of Brown vs. Board of Education was a landmark in the Supreme Court ruling that declared the racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional. This was considered one of their most celebrated victories in a long time. To this day, it remains one of the most defining moments in US history. Brown vs. Board was a coordinated group of five lawsuits against school districts in Kansas, South Carolina, Delaware, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Some of those featured on the song are Brendon Elliott, a violinist and Julliard graduate who has earned distinction through his performances with the New York Philharmonic and as a guest soloist with the Virginia and Richmond Symphony Orchestras. -Bizzy gained recognition in the hip-hop community as he was featured on Tech N9ne's track “Erbody But Me” on the 2016 album. This was a pivotal moment for Bizzy and helped him become a figure in the midwest rap scene. - Stik Figa is a Topeka, KS based rapper who blends a southern style with a midwest influence. His notable accomplishments include collaborations with Mello Music Group and appearances on Shade 45. -Roger Ortega is a spotify-verified and Grammy Voting R&B/Pop Artist. Roger has had the opportunity to open for artists such as Jay Z, Color Me Badd, Aaron Carter, Otown and DJ Pauly D to name a few. His successes include his first album “RnBPoPWrtyr” reaching #62 on the itunes chart and his second album “The Lottery” reaching #8. - Lamont Jackson is a Topeka, KS police officer with a love for music. His singing and songwriting talents have given him the ability to showcase his talents through performances and karaoke nights. Most recently, his enthusiasm for music led to viral fame with a “police car karaoke video” that caught the attention of Kelly Clarkson, and he was invited as a guest on her show. This is just the start for SJ, in May 2024 he will be releasing his album “Syncronicty in Motion” as well as his Hip Hop Play “Rhythm of Insight: A Hip Hop Odyssey in Verse”, featuring 10 classic hip hop beats with his own lyrics as a 50 years of Hip Hip Salute which will have multiple volumes. SJ can also be heard on Roger Ortegas “Back To Kansas (Top City Remix)”. Known as a staple in Topeka, KS, he is ready to let the rest of the world know who he is. You can follow SJ Hazim on Instagram: S.J. Hazim (@sjhazim) • Instagram photos and videos Facebook: (1) Facebook For Interviews, Bookings, and High Res Photos: or for bookings contact: Katrina Hirtz & Rachel Bezaire kickupyourheelsent@gmail.com www.kickupyourheelsentertainment.com and Thank you for listening to and supporting the podcast. If you want to be heard, email mscaramellucas@gmail.com or follow me on Instagram @mscaramellucas - TikTok @caramellucas - Facebook - Caramel Lucas --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caramel-lucas/message

This week Sarah had the pleasure of chatting to HIV activist, trailblazer and all round bloomin' good egg, Oliver Brown. Oli led the campaign for the military to treat those living with HIV no differently to their colleagues, which is such an important moment in HIV history. Get Involved With Our Podcast!Say our intro!It's that simple. All you need to do is send us a voice note of you saying "Welcome to The HIV Podcast" and send it to us! We'll read out who you are and anything else you'd like us to add. You can also put a little flare onto you intro - we love being surprised! Rant or a RaveIs there something that is grinding your gears (that is vaguely HIV related) or is there something or someone wonderful that you would like to shout about? Then send us a voicenote or email us!Voicenotes can be no more than 3 minutes and please note we may edit the podcast to keep with the timing of the episode.Suggest a topicIf there is something, someone you think The HIV Podcast should consider covering, let us know!You can do this via Whatsapp, DM or email or even just leave us a note in the comments on social media!Email: office@tvps.org.ukWhatsapp: 07727666791Or find us on Instagram and Tiktok @TheHIVPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this  interview, accomplished fund manager Oliver Brown of RC Brown takes me through 20  fascinating stock ideas including: 00:00 His outlook for equities. 04:20 Avacta 09:00 Segro 13:00Fonix Mobile 16:10 Microlise 19:10 Team17 23:10 XP Power 26:05 Volex 28:00 Midwich 30:25 Strix 33:55 FRP Advisory 35:55 Marlowe 39:05 Johnson Service Group 41:45 Franchise Brands 44:50 Lords Group Trading 47:00 SigmaRoc 49:25 Springfield Properties 52:55 Animalcare 56:45 Supreme 1:00:20 Hollywood Bowl 1:04:35 Integrafin

Sofian Audry wrote Art in the Age of Machine Learning, an absolute canon read that contextualizes the contemporary flurry of creative AI application and detournement within a much longer lineage of human-machine relations. Their chapter in Choreomata straddles theory and practice, situating Sofian's own work in the field of robotics within a history of questions: how do we communicate to an audience through and with machine performers? How does the external intelligibility of a system complicate its autonomy? How, and why, do we construct empathy with our machine collaborators? In this conversation we discuss Sofian's concept of Apprivoisement, a French term akin to domestication or taming, but one which leans into the mutuality of the relationship without the stain of dominance. We love this term and are eager to watch it seep into the discourse. A few references from our conversation with Sofian: Gene Kogan's Abraham AI (https://abraham.ai/).Simon Penny's “Aesthetics of Behavior” — which is meaningfully different from Bourriaud's Behavioral Aesthetics — see Penny's “Making Sense: Cognition, Computing, Art, and Embodiment.” In discussing the Aesthetics of Behavior, Sofian briefly discusses the history of cybernetics, including W. Grey Walter (e.g. the cybernetic tortoises) and Gordon Pask (the “Colloquy of Mobiles”). They also reference the influence of Rodney Brooks, who argued for the necessity of robotics as an embodying factor within the domain of AI, on the more recent school of cybernetic-adjacent artists (e.g. Bill Vorn, Louis-Philippe Demers, Ken Rinaldo).Sofian references Memo Akten as an inspiration for their concept of Apprivoisement. Akten's work is profoundly important to the media art scene and to the general art world especially with respect to questions about AI. (Come on the pod, Memo!!!!)Sofian also references Beyond the Creative Species: Making Machines That Make Art and Music by Oliver Brown in contradistinction to Margaret Boden's value-driven concept of creativity. In addition to Sofian's book, we of course strongly recommend checking out their artistic practice.

Tom Rehn, Stephen Rowe, Ebi Lux, Jon Blake, Breaking at 8, Movie Bowl, Ross Dillon, Oliver Brown and Behind Closed Doors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben, Charlie and Charles are joined in Paris by the Telegraph's Chief Sports writer Oliver Brown ahead of England's Rugby World Cup semi-final against South Africa.They run through the England starting line-up, which features three changes to the side that beat Fiji in the quarter-final and discuss if head coach Steve Borthwick has nailed his selection ahead of the biggest game of his coaching career.We hear also from the England head coach who is embracing the tag of underdog heading into Saturday's clash.South Africa named an unchanged side for the first time this tournament. We look at their strengths and ask if they have any weaknesses to exploit.We also hear from their head coach Jacques Nienabar, who outlines where he thinks England could hurt the defending champions.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Telegraph UK Chief Sports Writer Oliver Brown joins Gerard Healy and Kane Cornes on Sportsday with an update on both Australian and England teams ahead of the 4th Ashes Test at Old Trafford and a discussion around Wimbledon 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sportsday hosts Gerard Healy and Kane Cornes go through all the major sporting breaking stories from across the globe and are joined by Brett Phillips, Tom Morris, Oliver Brown and Daniel Hoyne from Champion Data with the latest Full on Footy Analysis after round 17. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is about Quantum Computing and trying to look behind the hype around it. Helping me with that is Oliver Brown from the Edinburgh Parallel Computer Centre (EPCC), where he leads a quantum applications group.There is plenty of material on the subject out there. Here are some links, also mentioned in the episode:Quantum Computation and Quantum InformationTextbook by Isaac Chuang and Michael NielsenISBN: 978-1-107-00217-3https://qiskit.org  An open source toolkit and resource for Quantum Computing including tutorials etchttps://learn.qiskit.org/course/ch-algorithms/quantum-fourier-transform Quantum Fourier Transformhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_logic_gate Gates in Quantum Computinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_gate "Classical" gateshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase_qubit Qubits and phaseshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-cloning_theorem The no-cloning theoremShor's algorithmhttps://quantum-computing.ibm.com/composer/docs/iqx/guide/shors-algorithm an article on Shor's algorithm by IBMhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shor%27s_algorithm summary of Shor's algorithmhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variational_quantum_eigensolver Variational Eigensolver in quantum computinghttps://ai.googleblog.com/2022/06/quantum-advantage-in-learning-from.html Quantum advantagehttps://arxiv.org/abs/2111.05176 a paper on the subjectSupport the Show.Thank you for listening and your ongoing support. It means the world to us! Support the show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/codeforthought Get in touch: Email mailto:code4thought@proton.me UK RSE Slack (ukrse.slack.com): @code4thought or @piddie US RSE Slack (usrse.slack.com): @Peter Schmidt Mastadon: https://fosstodon.org/@code4thought or @code4thought@fosstodon.org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pweschmidt/ (personal Profile)LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/codeforthought/ (Code for Thought Profile) This podcast is licensed under the Creative Commons Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

We have an important “this day in legal history” entry for today. On this day in 1954 the Supreme Court held, in Brown v. Board of Education, that racial segregation of children in public schools was unconstitutional. The case overturned the previous doctrine of “separate but equal” that had been established by Plessy v. Ferguson in 1896. The case was brought by Oliver Brown, whose daughter was denied entrance to a then-white school in Topeka, Kansas. The Court, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, held that segregation violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, because separate facilities were inherently unequal. The decision paved the way for integration and was a major victory of the civil rights movement.Briefly, without too much soapboxing, I think right thinking people everywhere would like to imagine the era of segregation as being a distant memory. An unfortunate period of history that is now so sufficiently obscured by time so as to render it devoid of the pain and damage it caused. It simply isn't. I'm an “elder millennial,” whatever that means, born in 1985, 31 years after the decision in Brown was handed down. 31 years from 2023 was 1992 – the first Clinton administration. History it is, ancient history it is not. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has submitted a report to Congress, as directed by the Inflation Reduction Act, evaluating the feasibility of a Direct File option for taxpayers. Direct File is a free, voluntary electronic filing system run by the IRS. The report concludes that many taxpayers are interested in using such a tool and that the IRS has the technical capability to deliver a Direct File program. However, it also highlights the need for sustained budget investment and careful management of the program's operational complexity.The report focuses on taxpayer opinions, cost, and feasibility, and includes an analysis conducted by an independent third party. It outlines the potential benefits and challenges associated with implementing a Direct File program. IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel states that the agency is committed to improving services for taxpayers and acknowledges the interest in an optional Direct File program.In response to the Treasury Department's directive, the IRS will initiate a scaled Direct File pilot in the 2024 filing season to gather further information. This pilot aims to assess customer support, technology needs, and overcome potential operational challenges identified in the report. Specific details about the pilot will be announced in the future.The IRS report relied on data from the agency's Taxpayer Experience Survey, which surveyed thousands of taxpayers, as well as an independent survey conducted by the MITRE Corporation. User research and usability testing using an internal prototype were also conducted to gain firsthand taxpayer perspectives. The report includes a separate independent analysis by New America and Professor Ariel Jurow Kleiman on the Direct File concept.The IRS is looking forward to engaging with stakeholders in the upcoming months to discuss this important topic. Commissioner Danny Werfel's letter to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, accompanying the Direct File report, can be accessed for further information.IRS submits Direct File report to Congress; Treasury Department directs pilot to evaluate key issues | Internal Revenue ServiceHILL TAX BRIEFING: IRS Launching Pilot of Its Own E-File ProgramNew documents from the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit reveal that Judge Pauline Newman, the court's oldest and longest-serving member, must release her medical records as part of an investigation into her fitness to remain on the bench. Concerns have been raised about observed changes in her behavior, including difficulties with basic tasks, paranoia about being hacked or spied on, and engaging in nonsensical conversations. The court staff reported her agitation and described her behavior as bizarre. Two of her staff members resigned and requested no further contact with her. Judge Newman also failed a mandatory security compliance training and made inaccurate statements about the court's leadership.The Federal Circuit panel ordered Judge Newman to undergo evaluations by a neurologist and neuropsychologist. They demanded that she respond to the committee's examination request and release records of her mental acuity, attention, memory, and other related areas of treatment within 30 days. Judge Newman's request to transfer the judicial complaint to a different circuit was denied.The New Civil Liberties Alliance is representing Judge Newman in her lawsuit. The NCLA is a public interest law firm ostensibly dedicated to fighting administrative state overreach. Prominent donors to the alliance include the surviving Koch brother, Charles Koch. Judge Newman's counsel has not yet responded to requests for comment.‘Paranoid' Incidents Necessitate Newman Exam, Fed. Cir. SaysRecent Supreme Court rulings have narrowed the scope of federal fraud statutes, raising concerns about ambiguity in their application. Over the past 15 years, decisions such as Skilling, McDonnell, Kelly, Percoco, and Ciminelli have rejected expansive interpretations of these laws. The court's concern is that prosecutors may use the statutes to impose federal ethical standards on state and local governments. Percoco v. United States limited the circumstances in which a private citizen might have a fiduciary duty to the public for "honest services" fraud, while Ciminelli v. United States rejected the "right-to-control" theory of wire fraud. These decisions are seen as steps toward limiting prosecutorial overreach.However, despite these rulings, uncertainty remains regarding the potential applications of fraud statutes. Skilling narrowed the honest services wire fraud statute to bribery and kickback schemes, while McDonnell limited the definition of an "official act" subject to the law. Kelly held that political retribution schemes targeting toll lanes did not constitute wire and federal program fraud. Percoco and Ciminelli further refined the interpretation of the fraud statutes but left some issues unresolved.Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, in a concurrence for Percoco, called on Congress to provide clarity in defining "honest services." The court expressed its responsibility in ensuring that the government does not exploit the statutes' broad reach. In Ciminelli, the court rejected the notion that "potentially valuable economic information" constitutes a traditional property interest under the wire fraud statute. The court highlighted that Congress did not explicitly include other intangible interests beyond "honest services" in the statutes.Although the court has consistently narrowed the fraud statutes, many questions about their scope remain unanswered. Percoco and Ciminelli were fact-specific, and the definition of a traditional property interest has yet to be fully explored. The intent to inflict financial harm and the requirement of economic loss in property fraud cases are still being actively litigated in lower courts. The lack of clarity in the fraud statutes raises concerns about separation of powers, due process, and vagueness in their application. It is crucial that courts ensure that ordinary individuals have advance notice of what is prohibited under these criminal statutes. At the same time it is instructive to illustrate how even a concept such as fraud which at first blush may seem relatively straightforward can raise thorny legal questions. SCOTUS Scales Back Fraud Statutes' Reach, but Ambiguity PersistsTheranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and former CEO Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani have been ordered to pay $452 million in restitution to victims of the blood-testing startup's fraud. Holmes, who was convicted last year of misrepresenting Theranos' technology and finances, had also requested to remain out of prison while challenging her conviction but was denied by an appeals court. Judge Edward Davila, who oversaw Holmes' trial and sentencing, held both Holmes and Balwani equally responsible for the restitution amount, rejecting their argument that intervening events contributed to investors' losses. Holmes will now have to report to prison as a new date is set. Included among the investors that Holmes will need to make whole is none other than Rupert Murdoch – defrauding people is never defensible, but sometimes …Theranos founder Holmes loses bid to stay out of prison, hit with huge restitution bill | ReutersLaw firm Proskauer Rose has been ordered by a Massachusetts judge to face trial in a $636 million legal malpractice case. The ruling by Suffolk County Superior Court Justice Kenneth Salinger allows a jury to determine whether the firm's alleged mishandling cost former client Robert Adelman his stake in a multi-billion dollar hedge fund. Adelman sued Proskauer in March 2020, claiming that attorneys from the firm included a provision in a partnership agreement that allowed the fund's manager to remove him. Adelman presented handwritten notes from a Proskauer partner that indicated a mistake in the agreement. Proskauer, represented by lawyers from Williams & Connolly, argued that it shouldn't be held responsible for the actions of Adelman's former colleague. The manager accused of ousting Adelman, is not involved in the lawsuit. A final pre-trial conference is scheduled for July 25.Law firm Proskauer must face trial in $636 million legal malpractice case | ReutersThe Oakland Athletics baseball team is seeking to move to Las Vegas and is requesting hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer funds to finance the relocation. Critics argue that this is a bad tax deal for Las Vegas and Nevada, as it sets a precedent of using public money to benefit private sports team owners. Nevada's lower tax burden compared to California is cited as a positive aspect of the deal, but overall, there are few advantages. The Athletics have a relatively low payroll compared to other teams, so players would benefit little, comparatively, from the lack of income tax in Nevada. However, studies have shown that stadium building has limited positive economic effects, and the revenue generated from player salaries would not benefit Nevada due to the aforementioned absence of income tax. The revised funding plan reduces the amount sought from public funds, but it still puts a financial burden on taxpayers. Critics argue that public funding for sports stadiums would be better spent on projects that directly improve residents' quality of life. The deal also marks the end of the Oakland Coliseum, which is widely regarded as an unattractive venue by just about everyone save for perhaps the opossums that live in the walls.Oakland A's Move to Vegas Is Costly Gamble for Nevada Taxpayers Get full access to Minimum Competence - Daily Legal News Podcast at www.minimumcomp.com/subscribe

What can quantum computers really do for us? Take a listen to Season 2, Episode 4 of insideQuantum to find out!This week, Dr Oliver Brown takes us on a journey through the hype surrounding quantum computing and find out just what they can and can't do - and why they'll never entirely replace classical computers.Dr Brown obtained his PhD from Heriot-Watt University, and is now a Chancellor's Fellow at the Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre (EPCC) and the University of Edinburgh. (At the time of recording, Dr Brown was a Quantum Software Architect at EPCC, but has since been awarded the prestigious Chancellor's Fellowship.)Audio editing for this episode by Jonáš Fuksa.

Internationally recognized as “Sarah Herron from The Bachelor,” to the fertility community Sarah is better known for her adventurous and vulnerable Instagram posts. At the time of this recording, Sarah was pregnant with her IVF miracle, Oliver Brown, who was born on January 28, 2023, at 24 weeks, and passed away shortly after. Sarah and her fiancé, Dylan, have given us permission to share this episode in remembrance of their son Oliver, who only ever knew love. Brought to you by Kindbody. To learn more and to join Rescripted's free fertility support community, head to Rescripted.com.

We talk to Oliver Brown of RC Brown Investment Management about choosing AIM shares for IHT mitigation. In this interview: “Primary opportunities” – what are they and why? Why Oliver invested in FRP Advisory (corporate restructuring), Saietta (electric drive systems) and Elixirr (business consultancy) Quality and quantity of current investment opportunities Selling a stock – when's the right time to do it? How risky is an AIM portfolio? IMPORTANT The opinions expressed in this interview are the interviewee's own and do not necessarily reflect the view of Wealth Club Limited. This interview, like our service, is not advice and the products featured are not suitable for everyone. AIM shares are higher risk and less liquid than main stock market investments. You could lose your capital. Tax rules can change and tax benefits depend on your circumstances. If you're unsure an investment is right for you, please seek professional advice.

In this interview, 1st class fund manager Oliver Brown of RC Brown takes Vox through 19 stocks in including: His outlook for equities. Start Strix (KETL) 02:40 Surface Transforms (SCE) 05:05 GSK (GSK) 06:30 Animalcare (ANCR) 08:05 Sondrel (SND) 09:40 Fonix Mobile (FNX) 11:55 Saietta (SED) 14:00 GB Group (GBG) 16:25 Banking stocks & HSBC (HSBA) 18:15 Eneraqua Tech (ENT) 20:05 Building products, Lords Group Trading (LORD) & Brickability (BRCK) 21:45 FMCG stocks, Unilever (ULVR) & Diageo (DGE) 24:40 Hotel Chocolate (HOTC) 26:45 Supreme (SUP)29:20 Oil/gas industry & Shell (SHEL) 30:45 Ashtead Technology (AHT) 33:40 Miners & Rio Tinto (RIO) 35:05 How to invest in RC Brown's funds.38:15 Watch the Video interview HERE #KETL #SCE #GSK #ANCR #SND #FNX #SED #GBG #HSBA #ETP #LORD #BRCK #ULVR #DGE #HOTC #SUP #SHEL #AT. #RIO

Hey everyone,  I got Oliver - @Up_in_Smoke on the stream today to share his story.Oliver started smoking at 10 years old with his brother. Being a part of the skating community, weed was a normal thing. By the time he made it to high school, he ramped it up into a daily habit. Last year, after smoking for almost 16 years he realized he is no longer enjoying it, more importantly, he is throwing money. Going back and forth with it, he decided he is having his last joint and never smoking again.We also talked a little bit about finding the why, how to share your decision with friends and what is Oliver's plan for the future.Don't forget to subscribe to Oliver's channel here:https://www.youtube.com/@Up_in_SmokeSee you ThursdayAnzeVisit https://www.mylastjoint.com for more info

Ep 228 Summer Series 7/10 -The most exciting new brewery in Adelaide with Oliver Brown from Bowden BreweryThe team behind NOLA Adelaide (Alex, Joshua, Matthew, and our next guest Oliver Brown) have joined forces with fellow brewer and beer lover, Jake Phoenix to launch Bowden Brewing.Like many brilliant ideas before it, Bowden Brewing was formed over a few beers. 6 years ago, a few mates were enjoying a few pints and thinking up how they might be able to break the mould and chase their dreams of brewing. Bowden Brewing's taproom features 14 taps, every one of them playing host to products made by Bowden Brewing or in collaboration with other brands.The Bowden Brewing kitchen is home to Masa, a restaurant headed by Ex - Restaurant Hubert and current Big Easy Group Executive Chef Harry Bourne. So it's a pleasure to welcome back to the podcast Oliver Brown to chat about this great brewery.In this episode, we discuss how the idea for Bowden Brewing came about, how OJ and the team have kept their team engaged and working across all their venues and the next stage for the brand to be an even bigger player in the South Australian hospitality scene.Find out more about our sponsor for the Summer Series OpenTable on the link below:https://restaurant.opentable.com.au/Please find our guest information here:Website: https://bowdenbrewing.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bowdenbrewing/Please find us here at POH:Website: https://principleofhospitality.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/principle_of_hospitality/Mentioned in this episode:OpenTable Australia Aussies love discovering new restaurants, and OpenTable is Australia's most visited dining reservation platform, with more than a million hungry diners looking for inspiration each month. [Did you know*] On average, guests booking on OpenTable spend 49% more than walkins. OpenTable's world-class table management technology ensures your seats are optimised front-of-house to seat more diners, saving you time to focus on what you do best. And it doesn't stop at the end of the meal. OpenTable's relationship management tools keeps you connected with your guests, helping you turn first-time diners into regulars. Visit restaurant.opentable.com.au to connect with your local OpenTable restaurant expert to learn more. OpenTable, empowering restaurants to do what they do best - better.OpenTable Australia OpenTable Australia Aussies love discovering new restaurants, and OpenTable is Australia's most visited dining reservation platform, with more than a million hungry diners looking for inspiration each month. [Did you know*] On average, guests booking on OpenTable spend 49% more than walkins. OpenTable's world-class table management technology ensures your seats are optimised front-of-house to seat more diners, saving you time to focus on what you do best. And it doesn't stop at the end of the meal. OpenTable's relationship management tools keeps you connected with your guests, helping you turn first-time diners into regulars. Visit...

Gerard Healy and Sam McClure are joined by Leigh Matthews to Cam Rayner and his preparation to the game against Melbourne, the ARC system and if it did its job correctly on the weekend and all the talk in tennis with Oliver Brown.

Telegraph UK Sports writer Oliver Brown joined Gerard and Sam on Sportsday

Dat de verontwaardiging over Rusland de gekste vormen aanneemt, is geen nieuws. In concertzalen zijn Rachmaninov, Stravinsky en Tsjaikovski in de ban gedaan, Russen die in het buitenland wonen worden met de nek aangekeken, en nu ligt ook Kate Middleton, de toekomstige Britse koningin, in de Britse pers onder vuur.  Wat heeft Kate dan misdreven? Nou, ze heeft als lid van de Firma – zoals de Britten het koninklijk huis noemen – de euvele moed gehad de winnares van Wimbledon de Venus Rosewater Bokaal uit te reiken, de beroemde kampioenstrofee. Aan Elena Rybakina, een Russin – foei. Oliver Brown, chef-sport bij de Telegraph, pakte eens stevig uit. ‘Hoongelach was hoorbaar in de gangen op Wimbledon. De foto van Kate en Elena deed iedereen op de Russische ambassade glunderen boven zijn glas wodka.'  Alleen: Rybakina is al sinds 2018 staatsburger van Kazakhstan, het land waarvoor ze uitkomt, al heeft ze nog wel een flat in Moskou. En laat Kazakhstan nou toevallig een van de voormalige Sovjetstaten zijn die zich krachtig verzet tegen Poetin en de Oekraïense oorlog. De regering werkt aan een maatregel om het vervoer per spoor van goederen die onder sancties van de EU vallen te verbieden. President Takajef heeft een defensieovereenkomst met Belarus opgezegd, uit verontwaardiging over de achter Poetin aanhuppelende Belarussische president Loekasjenka. De politieke en militaire steun die Belarus aan Rusland geeft is volgens een regeringswoordvoerder in Kazachstan ‘in strijd met de fundamentele principes en normen van het internationale recht.' Voor Poetin is kritiek uit de voormalige Sovjetstaten een bittere pil. En zeker uit Kazakhstan, waarmee hechte banden bestaan. Zo staat de beroemde Russische Soyuz-lanceerbasis al sinds de jaren vijftig in Kazakhstan. Het personen- en goederenvervoer van en naar het Internationale Ruimte Station verloopt vrijwel helemaal van daaruit.  Terug naar Wimbledon, dat voor het toernooi van dit jaar alle Russische spelers had uitgesloten. Voor Rybakina gold dat, als staatsburger van Kazakhstan, gelukkig niet. Je zou kunnen zeggen: het is een beetje een truc. Maar om Kate Middleton meteen weg te zetten als een soort landverrader – dat is natuurlijk krankzinnig. Maar voor kranten als de Telegraph en Express valt deze koninklijke lariekoek allemaal in de categorie Rachmaninov, Stravinsky en Tsjaikovski.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dat de verontwaardiging over Rusland de gekste vormen aanneemt, is geen nieuws. In concertzalen zijn Rachmaninov, Stravinsky en Tsjaikovski in de ban gedaan, Russen die in het buitenland wonen worden met de nek aangekeken, en nu ligt ook Kate Middleton, de toekomstige Britse koningin, in de Britse pers onder vuur.  Wat heeft Kate dan misdreven? Nou, ze heeft als lid van de Firma – zoals de Britten het koninklijk huis noemen – de euvele moed gehad de winnares van Wimbledon de Venus Rosewater Bokaal uit te reiken, de beroemde kampioenstrofee. Aan Elena Rybakina, een Russin – foei. Oliver Brown, chef-sport bij de Telegraph, pakte eens stevig uit. ‘Hoongelach was hoorbaar in de gangen op Wimbledon. De foto van Kate en Elena deed iedereen op de Russische ambassade glunderen boven zijn glas wodka.'  Alleen: Rybakina is al sinds 2018 staatsburger van Kazakhstan, het land waarvoor ze uitkomt, al heeft ze nog wel een flat in Moskou. En laat Kazakhstan nou toevallig een van de voormalige Sovjetstaten zijn die zich krachtig verzet tegen Poetin en de Oekraïense oorlog. De regering werkt aan een maatregel om het vervoer per spoor van goederen die onder sancties van de EU vallen te verbieden. President Takajef heeft een defensieovereenkomst met Belarus opgezegd, uit verontwaardiging over de achter Poetin aanhuppelende Belarussische president Loekasjenka. De politieke en militaire steun die Belarus aan Rusland geeft is volgens een regeringswoordvoerder in Kazachstan ‘in strijd met de fundamentele principes en normen van het internationale recht.' Voor Poetin is kritiek uit de voormalige Sovjetstaten een bittere pil. En zeker uit Kazakhstan, waarmee hechte banden bestaan. Zo staat de beroemde Russische Soyuz-lanceerbasis al sinds de jaren vijftig in Kazakhstan. Het personen- en goederenvervoer van en naar het Internationale Ruimte Station verloopt vrijwel helemaal van daaruit.  Terug naar Wimbledon, dat voor het toernooi van dit jaar alle Russische spelers had uitgesloten. Voor Rybakina gold dat, als staatsburger van Kazakhstan, gelukkig niet. Je zou kunnen zeggen: het is een beetje een truc. Maar om Kate Middleton meteen weg te zetten als een soort landverrader – dat is natuurlijk krankzinnig. Maar voor kranten als de Telegraph en Express valt deze koninklijke lariekoek allemaal in de categorie Rachmaninov, Stravinsky en Tsjaikovski.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's National Preservation Month, and this year, we celebrate the importance of some of the lesser-known stories of underserved communities. Our historic preservation specialists Vance Kelley, Nancy Goldenberg, and Julia Manglitz join this episode to share stories about some of the special places they've worked on that define our history. From a community center built by Chinese pioneers to a church pastored by Oliver Brown of Brown v. Board of Education, buildings are amazing recordkeepers of our past. When taken care of, their structures and their stories can last far into the future. Learn more about the projects and resources referenced in this episode:St. Marks AME Church RestorationRio Vista Community Center RehabilitationThe University of Texas at El Paso documentary about the bracerosBing Kong Tong RehabilitationManzanar Guard Tower ReconstructionManzanar Photography by Toyo MiyatakeTreanorHL is a national architecture, planning, and design firm located in the United States. The company holds a firm belief in sharing resources and insights with professionals, clients, and building users to shape the space we use to live and grow as people. For more information, visit treanorhl.com.

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On Sunday May 23rd, 1954 at 6PM Eastern, The American Forum of the Air signed on Mutual with a discussion on the Supreme Court Decision of Brown versus The Board of Education. On May 17th, The Court ruled that racial segregation within the U.S. public school system was unconstitutional. It repealed the “separate but equal” doctrine from 1896. By the early 1950s the NAACP was filing lawsuits on behalf of plaintiffs in South Carolina, Virginia and Delaware, with Thurgood Marshall as attorney. In the most famous case, Oliver Brown filed suit against the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas after his daughter, Linda Brown, was denied access to Topeka's all-white elementary schools. Brown claimed it violated the fourteenth Amendment. This case and four others eventually went before the U.S. Supreme court in December of 1952. At first, the justices were divided on how to rule. Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson felt the 1896 verdict should stand. But, he died in September of 1953 and President Eisenhower replaced him with California governor Earl Warren. Eisenhower knew this appointment would help overturn the nineteenth century verdict. In the decision, issued on May 17, 1954, Warren wrote that “in the field of public education the doctrine of ‘separate but equal' has no place,” as segregated schools are “inherently unequal.” Days after that decision, there was considerable debate in the media over whether desegregation was fair. In this episode of The American Forum, the debate is between Democrat Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois and Democrat Senator Price Daniel of Texas. The American Forum of the Air's roots were planted in Gimbels department store in 1928. Gimbels owned WGBS. Theodore Granik, a young law student who worked for Gimbels, did continuity, wrote dialogue, and reported sports events. He had an idea for a panel discussion on all kinds of legal issues. When the station was sold, WOR gave Granik a similar job. The American Forum of the Air premiered in 1934. By 1943, it had become a staple for those looking to stay abreast of socio-economics and politics. The format was tight. Proponents and opponents were allowed an opening statement; a panel discussion followed, questions were taken from the audience, and closing summations wrapped it all up. It was the only radio show printed verbatim in the Congressional Record and won a Peabody Award in 1949.

Hello Interactors,The Olympics are in full swing. I admit I’m staying up later than I probably should be, but I’m a sucker for the Olympics. Yes it’s strange seeing a white strip of snow down a brown windy hill or watching big air competitions against a dystopian industrial waste site, but hey, that’s Beijing! But maybe I’m being too judgmental. Surely there’s more than meets the eye.As interactors, you’re special individuals self-selected to be a part of an evolutionary journey. You’re also members of an attentive community so I welcome your participation.Please leave your comments below or email me directly.Now let’s go…THE GU GLUEJubilant in her successful landing, the Chinese skier put on the brakes spraying snow over the blue padded barriers as the camera centered her in the frame. She had just landed her first jump in the Olympics’ big air competition. She pulled off her goggles and beamed a big, immaculate toothy smile into the camera. My first thought was, “This girl is not Chinese.” I had never heard of Eileen Gu, but that was about to change.She had just landed a right double 1440. That’s four full gravity defying rotations in the air after descending a hill 20 stories high and then launching off a curved ramp pointed to the sky. She was the first woman to land a similar double cork 1440 just two months prior. That prompted the French skier, Tess Ledeux, to counter in January by being the first woman to land a 1620 – four and a half rotations.Ledeux managed to land that same jump in her opening run at the Olympics in Beijing earlier this week and held the top spot until Gu’s third and final jump. While Gu was at the top waiting her turn, her mom called from the stands at the bottom of the hill. Yan Gu introduced Eileen to skiing in Lake Tahoe where she sometimes worked as a ski instructor. She told her daughter to play it safe and stick to the 1440. Eileen responded, “Mom, executive call here, vetoed. I am going to make the 16, and you are going to deal with it.”After visualizing the trick when her eyes closed, arms swaying, shoulders jerking, like a dog running in their sleep, she aimed her skis down the slope. High in the sky, confident in her 1620 launch, Gu grabbed the bottom of her ski – a safety grab – a trick she had never attempted before this run. She landed triumphantly and the judges launched her into first place. As she threw her fist in the air in celebration it was rewarded with a loud cheer from the Chinese fans sprinkled throughout the stadium. Her mom, of course, being one of them.Yan Gu was born in Shanghai and grew up in Beijing. The Olympics are in her home town. Her mom, Eileen’s grandmother, still lives there. When Yan was in her twenties, she did what many other Chinese students did, and continue to do. She sought an education in America. After receiving a degree in chemistry from Peking University in Beijing, she enrolled in a master’s program in biochemistry and molecular biology at Auburn University in the late 80s. She went on to be a research associate at Rockefeller University before going on to earn an MBA at Stanford in 1994. She now works at an investment firm in San Francisco where she specializes in Chinese investments.The director of an extreme outdoor sports high school in Mt. Hood Oregon, Mike Hanley, said “Yan is very pleasant but one of the most intense human beings I have ever met in my life. She smiles and tells you how great you are. But then you find out, after the fact, what the requests are. She loves her daughter and wants her daughter to get priority.”Getting priority attention from coaches and trainers in America means paying more money. Extorsion? Maybe. But money talks. Yan, a single parent, was willing to pay whatever it took to secure the right training to match her daughter’s ability and her own drive to insure her child’s success. Not many parents of talented kids can afford to do this without striking deals with big name extreme sports brands, like Red Bull or Burton, on behalf of their kids. Child labor? Maybe. But it pays the bills.But Yan has been off the hook for paying much at all since her daughter started striking her own lucrative modelling and endorsement contracts. She’s was a millionaire before hitting 18. She not only landed Red Bull, but Cadillac, Apple’s Beats by Dre headphones, Tiffany’s, Louis Vuitton and Victoria’s Secret. Those are some big names. But in China she’s also paid to represent the Bank of China, China Mobile, a milk company, and Starbucks of China. She is estimated to command $2.5 million per deal. With over 20 modelling, spokesperson, and endorsement deals she must be worth over $50 million dollars at age 18. And that was before she won the gold medal.In addition to being beautiful, talented, and rich, she is also smart. She scored 1580 on the SAT out of a perfect score of 1600, was the first to graduate early at her private high school in the Bay area, and will attend Stanford next fall. Oh, and did I mention she plays the piano and was one of the top distance runners in the state of California before turning her attention to the Olympics? She is what overly competitive parents the world over wish their kids to be. Sorry kids of demanding parents, Eileen has set the bar high. And for Eileen, good luck living through the onslaught of Western chauvinism, racism, and ethnocentrism. Not to mention a healthy dose of wealth, ability, and beauty resentment and jealousy.Gu decided, supposedly with her mother’s urging, to compete for China three years ago when she turned 15. She had grown up fluidly splitting her time between China and Chinese language and culture and the U.S. and American culture. As she said in a press conference this week, “in the US, I’m American, and when I’m in China, I’m Chinese”. But reporters, mostly male, weren’t satisfied with the answer. The English sports reporter, Oliver Brown, thought that line was “a cute line, but sadly impractical, for the simple reason that China does not recognise dual citizenship.” Gu refuses to indulge reporters on admitting whether or not she renounced her U.S. citizenship or whether the Chinese government made an exception for the girl the Chinese media call “Snow Princess”. Insistence by Western media, and many others, on making a bi-racial teenage woman pick one side or the other will likely not relent any time soon.REPRESENTATION ORIENTATIONI’m reflecting on my own initial reaction to learning Gu wasn’t representing America. My first thought, like many, is she’s a product of American culture, education, coaching, and lavish ski schools and resorts. Other athletes are saying the same thing. Jen Haduk, a Winter X Games gold medalist and a former member of the U.S.A Women’s team, told the New York Post that “[Eileen Gu] became the athlete she is because she grew up in the United States, where she had access to premier training grounds and coaching that, as a female, she might not have had in China…I think she would be a different skier if she grew up in China. This makes me sad.”Eileen Gu admits the access she had to snow, coaching, and opportunity allowed her to pursue her dreams and potential. In an interview on NBC, they show her giving a speech in middle school on the impact Title Nine had on women and sport. She also reveals in that interview that every trick she learned in America she took to China where throngs of young Chinese girls were eager to learn from her.A Chinese-American girl fluent in Mandarin teaching Chinese girls to do tricks on skis also helped her become the athlete she is. Eileen Gu would not have been the skier she is had she grown up in China, but Chinese girls will now grow up trying to become the skier she is. And you can bet the Chinese government will see to it they have what they need to succeed. In fact, some believe it was the money and support China offered Eileen Gu three years ago that may have contributed to her decision to represent that country. An offer the American team I’m sure could not match. Another Yan Gu deal made on behalf of her daughter? Perhaps. But you can bet other parents of bi-racial or dual citizenship kids would be tempted to do the same.Eileen Gu was born with rare athletic abilities. She was also born fearless. It was one of the reasons her mother made sure she had ski lessons. She could see as a young child that her daughter lacked the kind of fear most of us have skiing fast down a mountain of snow and ice. After suffering a concussion as a young teenager on a practice run, an injury that put her out of commission for a week, she couldn’t wait to get back to jumping. These natural abilities cannot be taught regardless of where you grow up.And we shouldn’t be so quick to diminish Eileen’s lived experience as a Chinese-American routinely visiting her family in China. While it has only accounted for five or six years of the 18 she’s been alive, it’s undeniably part of who she is, what she does, how she thinks, and what she believes. But I, like so many others, didn’t consider that in my initial reaction and judgement of Eileen Gu. I jumped to seeing her as representing a country and only after did I question my reaction and come to see her as a human being.As geographers Alan Latham and David Conradson wrote in 2003, even the field of human geography is “Dominated by an obsession with the politics of representation.” Little interest has historically been given to “considerations of the place, or the productiveness, of practice” by individual human beings.By seeing Eileen Gu as Chinese-American, bi-racial, or dual citizen can lead to objectification and categorization. There is a growing understanding and recognition in the social sciences that race categories often lead to either feelings of fear or desire. For example, unkept asylum seekers crossing the border from Latin America may elicit fear leading many to want to kick them out. Meanwhile, a super-model, Chinese-American, Olympic gold medal athlete elicits a desire to claim her as ‘theirs’.As we sit and watch Eileen Gu smile for the camera after performing death defying feats with sublime grace or see a magazine cover graced with her face, we are reduced to dwelling on her race. Those of us in the West have grown up being barraged with pictures, paintings, movies, comics, and text that portrays races different from our own in insufficient and often inaccurate ways. For China and the Chinese it’s a form of Orientalism. The word Orient is derived from a Latin word oriēns which can mean anything originating from the East, including the sky, sun, or lands and people East of Europe. Orient was thought of as the East and it’s antonym, Occident, was thought of as the West.This word and it’s denotations and connotations allowed Western scholars, writers, artists, and designers to divide the world between ‘us’, the West, and ‘them’ the East. The Orient was portrayed as a place far away with exotic customs, cultures, and people – ‘Other-than’ or ‘Other-worldly’; a place to be explored, conquered, and diminished. Consequently, its people were portrayed as ‘Others’ who were to be either ‘saved’, slaved, exploited, or killed.  It’s a portrayal that continues to this day.James Bond is the suave savior from the West who is shaken by exotic foreigners but stirred to action through acts of either violence or sex. And while we know it’s fiction, it’s filmed in a pseudo-authentic way that often includes a wink or a nod from Bond into the camera. Indiana Jones does the same thing. Steven Spielberg told it’s creator, George Lucas, it’s a “James Bond film without the hardware.”MIND AND BODY EQUALITYThe late Jamaican-British sociologist, Stuart Hall led efforts beginning in the 1960s to include race and gender in the scholarship of cultural studies. He observed in 1993 that social scientists, including post-colonial geographers, continue to downplay the role text, images, and symbols play in how we relate to the representation of cultures foreign to Western tradition. He believed representation should be considered within a wider cultural context. Hall believed the “processes of artistic production and ownership, use of media technologies, practices of distribution, government legislation and regulation, as well as different forms of audience consumption across the globe, influence how an image is ‘read’ and understood.”For highly produced imagery like Bond films or pictures of Eileen Gu in an advertisement, there is an intent by the producer of the image to encode a particular message to the viewer. But how viewers then decode and interpret that message is as variable and complex as humanity itself. The geographical context that informs an individual consumer’s identity influences the meaning of that message.The imagery in Bond Films or stylized photos of Gu also don’t provide a voice to the displaced or marginalized people that make up the bulk of these ‘foreign’ populations. The West can use the power of imagery to impose meaning which only perpetuates the idea that the West controls the rest. ‘We’ hold dominion over ‘them’. As geographer Anoop Nayak puts it, “The power of whiteness to continually narrate the existence of racialised Others is a violent reminder of the privilege that comes with being located as the architects and inheritors of modernity.”Eileen Gu just may be fashioning these Western media mechanisms into a weapon of her own. She has the potential to use her talent, intelligence, and good looks – and the dominant Western style media platforms – to give voice to those in China who do not. If we’re to believe Eileen Gu, she wants to inspire and empower young Chinese-born girls to use sport as a way to give them a voice. She knows they don’t have Title Nine to help them in China, so she’s using her Chinese language skills and her individual beauty, elegance, intelligence, and grace as a substitute. All under a Chinese flag. She is using the media tools of traditional Western domination not to hush or misconstrue but to crush what oppresses young girls so they can see what they can do.Eileen is outspoken and well spoken. She’s come out against increased Asian hate crime in America and supports the BLM movement. But she remains silent on human rights abuses in China. This really bothers people. Especially reporters. Meanwhile Tesla sells more cars in China than anywhere in the world. Where are the calls for Elon Musk to speak out? Microsoft was the first software company allowed to open an office in China around the same time Eileen’s mom was coming to America. It remains a highly productive, innovative, and influential subsidiary for Microsoft. I’ve witnessed myself. I don’t see reporters demanding Satya Nadella or Bill Gates to come out against China. Eileen, just like Elon, Satya, and Bill, know that to do so means disadvantaging their chances for influence from inside China.  Could it be that these Western, mostly male, reporters only see Gu as a two-dimensional, bi-racial American girl? Are they put off by how she expertly and effortlessly dodges their questions? Are they frustrated they can’t dominate this woman, this girl, this Asian-American who can look and sound Western one moment and Chinese the next? When the British reporter Oliver Brown writes how her well crafted and practiced line, “in the US, I’m American, and when I’m in China, I’m Chinese”, came across as ‘cute’ to him, is that not only condescending but patronizing, paternalistic, and misogynist? And did he not politicize, objectify, and perhaps ‘Orientalize’ her by insisting her words were “sadly impractical, for the simple reason that China does not recognise dual citizenship.”? There is nothing simple about any of this.And am I guilty of doing the same when my first reaction was to judge her on her appearance without knowing anything about her, her life, her family, her culture, or her intentions?Who knows what her real citizenship is. Maybe China turned a blind eye to their policy that refuses dual-citizenship. It’s a practical move on their part if it means they get a world renowned Snow Princess Chinese ambassador out of it. I wouldn’t put it passed Eileen and her mom to scheme and arrange such a deal. Her mom is a professional Chinese deal maker, after all. Just as Musk, Nadella, and Gates are. Who knows what arrangements these successful Western businessmen have with China, but you can bet they’re practical.When the ski coach from Oregon – who knows a thing or two about dealing with Eileen and her mom – was pressed on what he thought of Eileen choosing to ski for China he said, “It’s a decision that seems practical and pragmatic, just like every decision she makes.”In the 1880s and 1890s, a French aristocrat interested in the history and sociology of sport toured America and England learning about sports administration. His name was Pierre de Coubertin. He was particularly fascinated by rugby. He believed it best demonstrated how “organised sport can create moral and social strength” and how it could “help to set the mind and body in equilibrium”. As a former rugby player, I concur.He took his learnings back home and with the help of the French government organized the first Olympic committee in 1894. By 1896 the first modern Olympic games took place in Athens. It attracted the largest contingent of international athletes of the time.As I watch the remainder of the Olympics I’m trying to see through the media veils that distort and disorient portrayals of people. Instead of being just another American rooting for Americans, I’m marveling at the athletically gifted, courageous, and tenacious humans participating in ‘organized sports that have shaped their moral strength.’ Maybe if we all do that together we can also build social strength. Watching Eileen Gu twirl through the air while dodging the admonishing stare can be dizzying — and then some. But seeing her as a human first and an athlete second sets my mind and body in equilibrium.Thanks for reading Interplace! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Subscribe at interplace.io

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Today we're looking at the UK IPO market, which has come under scrutiny of late - largely due to Deliveroo's car crash of a listing earlier this year. Clearly there are major risks with new flotations. There's no track record under more onerous reporting standards, and there can be liquidity issues. However, it's not all doom and gloom. Research from AJ Bell in June suggested that UK IPO's had reported an average 24% gain by the half year point. I spoke with Citywire AA-rated Oliver Brown, manager of the MFM UK Primary Opportunities fund, who believes that investors should be taking more notice of IPOs.

Ep 149 - The most exciting new brewery in Adelaide with Oliver Brown from Bowden Brewery The team behind NOLA Adelaide (Alex, Joshua, Matthew, and our next guest Oliver Brown) have joined forces with fellow brewer and beer lover, Jake Phoenix to launch Bowden Brewing. Like many brilliant ideas before it, Bowden Brewing was formed over a few beers. 6 years ago, a few mates were enjoying a few pints and thinking up how they might be able to break the mould and chase their dreams of brewing. Bowden Brewing's taproom features 14 taps, every one of them playing host to products made by Bowden Brewing or in collaboration with other brands. The Bowden Brewing kitchen is home to Masa, a restaurant headed by Ex - Restaurant Hubert and current Big Easy Group Executive Chef Harry Bourne. So it's a pleasure to welcome back to the podcast Oliver Brown to chat about this great brewery. In this episode we discuss how the idea for Bowden Brewing came about, how OJ and the team have kept their team engaged and working across all their venues, and the next stage for the brand to be an even bigger player in the South Australian hospitality scene. Please find details to Bowden Brewery and The Big Easy Group below: Bowden Brewery Website: https://bowdenbrewing.com/ TBEG Website: https://www.thebigeasygroup.com/ Connect with us here at POH: Website: https://principleofhospitality.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/principle_of_hospitality/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/principle-of-hospitality/message

Football fans reportedly breached the Wembley gates hours before the start of the Euro 2020 final between hosts England and Italy.The Telegraph is reporting that a number of fans broke past stewards at Wembley as the thirst for entry reaches desperation for those who don't have tickets to the game.Daily Mail reporter Mike Keegan on the scene described it as "carnage". Can only describe scenes outside Wembley as carnage and not in a good way. First line of security clearly breached. Dozens hanging around outside turnstiles offering operators cash to let them in and trying to barge in behind punters with tickets. Police nowhere to be seen.— Mike Keegan (@MikeKeegan_DM) July 11, 2021 Febrile atmosphere at Wembley. This is near the main entrance to Club Wembley a few minutes ago where it looked like a group of fans broke through the security cordon. Stewards currently chasing people around. Not sure they'll get all the way to the wine and canapés pic.twitter.com/YTIx8eQLz2— Sam Wallace (@SamWallaceTel) July 11, 2021 Lack of security at Wembley is unbelievable. Fans have just rushed a disabled gate (D11) when it opened. No ticket checks until the turnstiles. Seen hundreds here without tickets trying to jib in. Remarkable contrast to security at La Cartuja in Seville.— Richard Martin (@Rich9908) July 11, 2021 Estimated 200,000 fans in the Wembley area. Disabled areas in front of the press box now being invaded. Stewarding essentially non-existent.— Oliver Brown (@oliverbrown_tel) July 11, 2021 A large group of fans set off red and yellow flares and some were banging drums at Wembley Way. It started getting rowdy about four hours before kickoff with beer cans being thrown into the air.Fans started hurling cans at one man who had climbed a tall light pole and he was trying to dodge them. He then slid down like a firefighter to the cheers of the crowd and the pole started to wobble.Two women pose with England fans near Trafalgar Square in London. Photo / APSeveral dozen Italy fans were allowed into the stadium about three and half hours before the start. The normal entry time for supporters is three hours.England is trying to win a major football tournament trophy for the first time in 55 years.Thousands of England fans also descended on central London.Piles of rubbish left behind by partying England fans in Leicester Square central London. Photo / APBottles and other objects are being thrown and Leicester Square is full of litter like beer cans, empty boxes and plastic bags. So far no violence has been reported but the scenes are chaotic. One man threw a large yellow cone high in the air and as it came down another man headed it like a soccer ball. Police with helmets were seen walking through Leicester Square.The official fan zone is in nearby Trafalgar Square and thousands more are there. A large contingent of police are on standby.-AP

On Episode 222 of Constructing Comics - Matt interviews Will Fiske and Oliver Brown creators of Awaken. We talk creating stories as friends, making comics, and Awaken on Kickstarter now! Check out the Kickstarter http://kck.st/3xjSWlZ Check out Awaken online https://www.awakenstory.com https://www.instagram.com/awaken_the_official/ https://www.facebook.com/awakenthestory Also check out the Kickstarter page for Modern Mythology: Folklore Retold with a story “Heart of Steel” by Noah Ray and Matt Kund http://kck.st/3dcD90K Please give us a rating/review, and share the podcast! Give us follow to keep up with the podcast, art and news - Twitter: twitter.com/ConstrutComPod Instagram: www.instagram.com/constructingcomicspod/Facebook Facebook: facebook.com/ConstructingComic/ Check out Ageless Press on Facebook www.facebook.com/AgelessPress/ Thanks for Listening! Stay Safe! Be Nice! Make Comics!

Nur noch 16 Spieler sind übrig im ersten Event der Q-School 2021 im Ponds Forge von Sheffield. Zwei weitere Matches bzw. 8 zu gewinnende Frames stehen noch zwischen diesen Spielern und der Rückkehr/Qualifikation für die Main Tour. Kathi Hartinger und Christian Oehmicke über den gestrigen Tag mit seinen Ergebnissen sowie die Chancen der verbliebenen Spieler. Deutschsprachiges Ausscheiden Die deutschsprachigen Spieler haben gestern leider keinen einzigen Frame mehr gewonnen. Umut Dikme unterlag Michael Georgiou mit 4:0, während sich Florian Nüßle dem Chinesen Bai Langning mit dem gleichen Ergebnis geschlagen geben musste. Beide werden nun ihre Chancen in den verbliebenen zwei Turnieren suchen. Starkes Feld Das restliche Teilnehmerfeld ist unfassbar stark besetzt. So werden Peter Lines, Ian Burns, Lee Shanker und David Lilley ein Ticket unter sich ausmachen. Lines hatte gestern Mitfavorit Michael White geschlagen. Auch Fraser Patrick, Lei Peifan, James Cahill und Bai Langning ermitteln im "Todesviertel" einen Qualifikanten für die Main Tour. Selbiges gilt für Oliver Brown, Michael Georgiou, Jackson Page und Sean Harvey.

Nur noch 16 Spieler sind übrig im ersten Event der Q-School 2021 im Ponds Forge von Sheffield. Zwei weitere Matches bzw. 8 zu gewinnende Frames stehen noch zwischen diesen Spielern und der Rückkehr/Qualifikation für die Main Tour. Kathi Hartinger und Christian Oehmicke über den gestrigen Tag mit seinen Ergebnissen sowie die Chancen der verbliebenen Spieler. Deutschsprachiges Ausscheiden Die deutschsprachigen Spieler haben gestern leider keinen einzigen Frame mehr gewonnen. Umut Dikme unterlag Michael Georgiou mit 4:0, während sich Florian Nüßle dem Chinesen Bai Langning mit dem gleichen Ergebnis geschlagen geben musste. Beide werden nun ihre Chancen in den verbliebenen zwei Turnieren suchen. Starkes Feld Das restliche Teilnehmerfeld ist unfassbar stark besetzt. So werden Peter Lines, Ian Burns, Lee Shanker und David Lilley ein Ticket unter sich ausmachen. Lines hatte gestern Mitfavorit Michael White geschlagen. Auch Fraser Patrick, Lei Peifan, James Cahill und Bai Langning ermitteln im "Todesviertel" einen Qualifikanten für die Main Tour. Selbiges gilt für Oliver Brown, Michael Georgiou, Jackson Page und Sean Harvey. Yuan Sijun als Favorit Der Chinese Yuan Sjiun geht als vielleicht größter Favorit ins heutige Rennen um die Profitickets. Im Weg stehen ihm dabei noch Sydney Wilson, Mitchell Mann und Duane Jones. Mann hatte gestern Rod Lawler bezwungen.

Nur noch 16 Spieler sind übrig im ersten Event der Q-School 2021 im Ponds Forge von Sheffield. Zwei weitere Matches bzw. 8 zu gewinnende Frames stehen noch zwischen diesen Spielern und der Rückkehr/Qualifikation für die Main Tour. Kathi Hartinger und Christian Oehmicke über den gestrigen Tag mit seinen Ergebnissen sowie die Chancen der verbliebenen Spieler. Deutschsprachiges Ausscheiden Die deutschsprachigen Spieler haben gestern leider keinen einzigen Frame mehr gewonnen. Umut Dikme unterlag Michael Georgiou mit 4:0, während sich Florian Nüßle dem Chinesen Bai Langning mit dem gleichen Ergebnis geschlagen geben musste. Beide werden nun ihre Chancen in den verbliebenen zwei Turnieren suchen. Starkes Feld Das restliche Teilnehmerfeld ist unfassbar stark besetzt. So werden Peter Lines, Ian Burns, Lee Shanker und David Lilley ein Ticket unter sich ausmachen. Lines hatte gestern Mitfavorit Michael White geschlagen. Auch Fraser Patrick, Lei Peifan, James Cahill und Bai Langning ermitteln im "Todesviertel" einen Qualifikanten für die Main Tour. Selbiges gilt für Oliver Brown, Michael Georgiou, Jackson Page und Sean Harvey.

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Nur noch 16 Spieler sind übrig im ersten Event der Q-School 2021 im Ponds Forge von Sheffield. Zwei weitere Matches bzw. 8 zu gewinnende Frames stehen noch zwischen diesen Spielern und der Rückkehr/Qualifikation für die Main Tour. Kathi Hartinger und Christian Oehmicke über den gestrigen Tag mit seinen Ergebnissen sowie die Chancen der verbliebenen Spieler. Deutschsprachiges Ausscheiden Die deutschsprachigen Spieler haben gestern leider keinen einzigen Frame mehr gewonnen. Umut Dikme unterlag Michael Georgiou mit 4:0, während sich Florian Nüßle dem Chinesen Bai Langning mit dem gleichen Ergebnis geschlagen geben musste. Beide werden nun ihre Chancen in den verbliebenen zwei Turnieren suchen. Starkes Feld Das restliche Teilnehmerfeld ist unfassbar stark besetzt. So werden Peter Lines, Ian Burns, Lee Shanker und David Lilley ein Ticket unter sich ausmachen. Lines hatte gestern Mitfavorit Michael White geschlagen. Auch Fraser Patrick, Lei Peifan, James Cahill und Bai Langning ermitteln im "Todesviertel" einen Qualifikanten für die Main Tour. Selbiges gilt für Oliver Brown, Michael Georgiou, Jackson Page und Sean Harvey.

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Episode 123 - Oliver Brown, the 'MD of Good Times' from the Big easy group in South Australia tells us how he navigated his venues positively through Covid. Oliver ‘OJ’ Brown is one of the founding partners of The Big Easy Group. Oliver came from a background in wine and hospitality having studied Oenology and Viticulture while working in venues. Oliver started slinging wines in his own pop-up Fringe bar before co-founding NOLA Adelaide, allowing his love for whiskies to grow. OJ still oversees operations at each Big Easy Group Venue and loves working on business strategy and internal improvements. You can find OJ slinging the occasional dough disks at Anchovy Bandit and serving hot, fresh pitas at Yiasou George or trawling the internet for new whiskies to buy. In this podcast, we chat about if Adelaide venues are underrated, how they navigated so successfully and what they focused on as a group to stabilise their team, and how they are looking to grow into the future. Big Easy Group Website Stag Public House Insta Anchovy Bandit Insta Nola Adelaide Insta Principle of Hospitality Website Principle of Hospitality Insta --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/principle-of-hospitality/message

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In 1954 the US Supreme Court ruled that the segregation of public schools on the basis of race was unconstitutional. The case was a turning point in the long battle for civil rights in America. In 2017 Farhana Haider spoke to Cheryl Brown Henderson, the youngest daughter of Oliver Brown, who was the named plaintiff in the class action against the local board of education. Photo: African American student Linda Brown, Cheryl Brown Henderson's eldest sister (front, C) sitting in her segregated classroom. Credit: GettyArchive

In 1954 the US Supreme Court ruled that the segregation of public schools on the basis of race was unconstitutional. The case was a turning point in the long battle for civil rights in America. In 2017 Farhana Haider spoke to Cheryl Brown Henderson, the youngest daughter of Oliver Brown, who was the named plaintiff in the class action against the local board of education. Photo: African American student Linda Brown, Cheryl Brown Henderson's eldest sister (front, C) sitting in her segregated classroom. Credit: GettyArchive

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Linda Brown and her father Oliver Brown are heroes of the civil rights movement. The backstory of the landmark Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education is more complicated than what you learned in school.

Всем отличного настроя на новую неделю вместе с новым 104 выпуском сумасшедшего шоу электронной музыки #MadeForYou! В этот раз к нам постучался гостевой микс в стилe Deep House от талантливого диджея Oliver'a Brown'a! Слушаем и наслаждаемся!!! 104-by-oliver brown @ STRᐁKE Guest Mix by Oliver Brown: 01. Skanna vs. Jody Wisternoff - This Way (Original Mix) 02. Jody Wisternoff feat. Pete Josef - We Are Heroes (Original Mix) 03. Alfred Taylor - Kuza (Original Mix) 04. Beckwith - Townsend Sling (Original Mix) 05. Above & Beyond feat. Zoë Johnston - Alchemy (Jody Wisternoff Remix) 06. Phantoms feat. Vanessa Hudgens - Lay With Me [Casablanca Records] 07. Hellberg feat. Leona Lewis - Headlights (Madison Mars Remix) [Columbia Records] 08. Justluke feat. OMZ - Trouble [Darklight Recordings] 09. Oliver Heldens & Throttle - Waiting (Vocal Mix) [Heldeep Records] 10. Klaas - Figure Out (VIP Mix) [You Love Dance] 11. Martin Solveig & GTA - Intoxicated (Original Mix) [Spinnin' Deep] 12. Kolsch - Grey [Defected Records] 13. Mark Ronson feat. Miley Cyrus - Nothing Breaks Like a Heart (Don Diablo Remix) [Columbia Records] 14. Vicetone feat. Kat Nestel - No Way Out (Extended Mix) [Spinnin' Records] 15. Siks & Adrien Toma - Get Funky [Hexagon] 16. Dropgun - Spirit Of Freedom [Spinnin' Premium] 17. Laidback Luke & Tujamo - Sax (Original Mix) [Mixmash Records] 18. Hardwell - Spaceman (Original Mix) [Revealed Recordings] 19. Mike Williams - Bambini (Extended Mix) [Musical Freedom] 20. Tommy Trash - Cascade (Original Mix) [PinkStar Records] 21. MOTi - Stay (feat. Alida) [Extended Mix] [ZEROCOOL] 22. Mike Williams - I Got You [Spinnin' Records]

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Linda Brown and her father Oliver Brown are heroes of the civil rights movement. The backstory of the landmark Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education is more complicated than what you learned in school.

Fjärde delen av Mikael Timms reportageresa genom Trumps USA handlar om historieskrivning. Hur var det när svarta och vita började gå i samma skola på 50-talet. Och var hölls den första hiphop-festen? Staden Topeka förekommer knappt i journalfilmerna. Det var inte där Ku Klux Klan brände kors och hängde dockor i träden. Det är inte där vita marscherade mot integration. Det är inte dit Nationalgardet fick åka. Inte där som vita ungdomar försökte hindra svarta ungdomar att ta sig in på universitetsområdet. Men det var i Topeka som Oliver Brown stämde skolförvaltningen därför att hans dotter fick så lång skolväg när hon inte fick gå i den näraliggande skolan som var reserverad för vita. Andra grannar anslöt sig, bland dem Maud Laeton och hennes dotter Victoria som alltså blev ett av de första svarta barnen i USA som fick rätten att gå i en vit skola när Högsta Domstolen efter årtals processer äntligen avgjorde fallet 1954. Nu berättar Victoria sin historia. Historieskrivning har blivit en kontroversiell fråga i Trumps USA. Det gäller bland annat  Black Power-eran på 60- och 70-talen. Hur kunde rörelsen växa så snabbt och försvinna lika snabbt efter 10 år i strålkastarljuset. Och vad är arvet från Black Power? Historikern Sylvaine A. Diouf som gjort en utställning om Black Power intervjuas. Och så får vi följa striden om hiphopens historia. Var hölls den första spelningen? Mikael Timm mikael.timm@sverigesradio.se

In 1954 the US Supreme Court ruled that the segregation of public schools on the basis of race was unconstitutional. The case was a turning point in the long battle for civil rights in America. Farhana Haider has been speaking to Cheryl Brown Henderson, the youngest daughter of Oliver Brown, who was the named plaintiff in the class action against the local board of education.(Photo African American student Linda Brown, Cheryl Brown Henderson's eldest sister (front, C) sitting in her segregated classroom.Credit: GettyArchive)

In 1954 the US Supreme Court ruled that the segregation of public schools on the basis of race was unconstitutional. The case was a turning point in the long battle for civil rights in America. Farhana Haider has been speaking to Cheryl Brown Henderson, the youngest daughter of Oliver Brown, who was the named plaintiff in the class action against the local board of education. (Photo African American student Linda Brown, Cheryl Brown Henderson's eldest sister (front, C) sitting in her segregated classroom.Credit: GettyArchive)

In 1954 the US Supreme Court ruled that the segregation of public schools on the basis of race was unconstitutional. The case was a turning point in the long battle for civil rights in America. Farhana Haider has been speaking to Cheryl Brown Henderson, the youngest daughter of Oliver Brown, who was the named plaintiff in the class action against the local board of education. (Photo African American student Linda Brown, Cheryl Brown Henderson's eldest sister (front, C) sitting in her segregated classroom.Credit: GettyArchive)

The late Rev. Oliver L. Brown who in the Fall of 1950 along with 12 other parents, led by attorneys for the NAACP, filed suit on behalf of their children against the local Board of Education. Their case joined with cases from Delaware, South Carolina, Virginia and Washington, D.C. on appeal to the US Supreme Court and on May 17, 1954, became known as the landmark decision; Brown v. the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. This case was legally name for Oliver Brown, as Oliver L. Brown et al. vs. the Board of Education of Topeka, KS.

The late Rev. Oliver L. Brown who in the Fall of 1950 along with 12 other parents, led by attorneys for the NAACP, filed suit on behalf of their children against the local Board of Education. Their case joined with cases from Delaware, South Carolina, Virginia and Washington, D.C. on appeal to the US Supreme Court and on May 17, 1954, became known as the landmark decision; Brown v. the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. This case was legally name for Oliver Brown, as Oliver L. Brown et al. vs. the Board of Education of Topeka, KS.

The late Rev. Oliver L. Brown who in the Fall of 1950 along with 12 other parents, led by attorneys for the NAACP, filed suit on behalf of their children against the local Board of Education. Their case joined with cases from Delaware, South Carolina, Virginia and Washington, D.C. on appeal to the US Supreme Court and on May 17, 1954, became known as the landmark decision; Brown v. the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. This case was legally name for Oliver Brown, as Oliver L. Brown et al. vs. the Board of Education of Topeka, KS. Related content at: citizenstewart.org

  In Season 2, we’re going to focus more on connecting the past to the present. In this episode, we take our first look at teachers as activists and look at 3 accidental activists, Oliver Brown, John… More

Oliver Brown, the lead plaintiff in Brown v. the Board of Education was a parent of a child denied access to a Topeka Kansas School. Clarence Gideon changed the way poor defendant are treated in court. Ernesto Miranda and Jane Roe both, in their own ways, were part of cases that expanded the rights of individual citizens. The latest name added to that pantheon is that of Jim Obergefell.  He was the named plaintiff in the Obergefell vs. Hodges which , just one year ago, enshrined the civil right of same sex marriage in all 50 states.  Jim has recently written about his experience in Love Wins: The Lovers and Lawyers Who Fought the Landmark Case for Marriage Equality My conversation with Him Obergefell:

Nils' success in the smooth jazz genre has somewhat obscured his dynamic background as a versatile R&B/pop guitarist. Nils' latest Release, What The Funk?, features Ricky Lawson on drums, Alex Al and Reggie McBride on bass, Oliver Brown on percusion and Clydene Jsackson on keyboards and vocals.