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10 sites from Mary Shelley's London…3. Marchmont Street, Somers Town…
September 26, 2018
Following their return to England in September 1814 after their European elopement (they were forced to return due to a lack of funds), Mary Shelley and her lover Percy Bysshe Shelley lived in a couple of London properties including one on this site at 87 Marchmont Street in Somers Town.
The couple lived in the Marchmont Street premises, not far from where Shelley had grown up, from 1815-16 with Mary's step-sister (and possibly by this time Percy's lover) Claire Clairmont. The landlady's name was apparently a Mrs Harbottle.
In January of the second year they were in the lodgings, their son William "Willmouse" was born.
The group left the property in May, 1816, to join with Lord Byron in Lake Geneva. It was on this trip that Shelley started writing her famous book Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus.
The house in which the Shelley's had lived – then number 26 – was demolished in 1904.
A blue plaque was placed upon the property 2009 by a residents and business group known as the Marchmont Association.
Correction: This article originally said Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein on the trip to Lake Geneva. She actually started writing it as a short story there but it was completed over a longer period which extended into 1817 (with publication initially in 1818).
A Moment in London's History – Publication of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'…
December 21, 2015
Credited as "the man who invented Christmas", Victorian author Charles Dickens' featured Christmas celebrations in many of his works – but none more so than in his famous story, A Christmas Carol.
Published 172 years ago this December, the five part morality tale centres on the miserly Londoner Ebenezer Scrooge who, following several ghostly visitations by the likes of the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come, becomes a changed man and recaptures the essence of what Christmas is all about.
The book – whose characters (said to have been partly based on people he knew in real life) also include the abused clerk Bob Cratchit and his ever positive youngest son, Tiny Tim – is based in London.
Among key locations mentioned in the book is Scrooge's counting house, said to have been located in a courtyard off Cornhill (it's been suggested this is Newman's Court, thanks to a reference to a church tower, believed to be St Michael's Cornhill – pictured), the home of Scrooge (it has been speculated this was located in Lime Street), and the home in Camden Town where the Cratchits celebrate their Christmas (perhaps based on one of Dickens' childhood homes in Bayham Street). City of London institutions like the home of the Lord Mayor, Mansion House, and the Royal Exchange are also mentioned.
The book, which apparently only took Dickens six weeks to write while he was living at 1 Devonshire Terrace in Marylebone, was first published on 19th December, 1843, by London-based firm Chapman & Hall. Based at 186 Strand, they published many of Dickens' works – everything from The Old Curiosity Shop to Martin Chuzzlewit – along with those of authors such as William Makepeace Thackeray and Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
A Christmas Carol's first print run of 6,000 sold out any Christmas Eve that same year and sales continued to be strong into the following year. Despite its warm reception by critics and popularity among the public, the book's profits were somewhat disappointing for Dickens who had hoped to pay off his debts (he also lost out when he took on some pirates who printed their own version two months after its publication; having hauled them to court Dickens was apparently left to pay costs when they declared bankruptcy).
Dickens would later give some public readings of the book, most notably as a benefit for the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children (his last public reading of the book took place at St James's Hall in London on 15th March, 1870, just three months before his death).
The book, which has apparently never been out of print, went on to become something of a Christmas classic and has been adapted into various films, theatre productions, radio plays and TV shows (one of our favourites is The Muppet Christmas Carol, dating from 1992).
Books – 'The Devil in the Marshalsea'…
July 26, 2014
The Devil in the Marshalsea, Antonia Hodgson, Hodder & Staughton, 2014
A murder-mystery set among the desperate and dangerous denizens of London's Marshalsea Prison in 1727, The Devil in Marshalsea tells the story of lad-about-town Tom Hawkins who is tossed into the notorious prison for debt.
Hawkins' only chance of escape is to find the killer of one Captain Roberts, who died in the jail before his arrival, and it's a task that brings him into conflict with, and under the suspicion of, many within the prison walls.
There's plenty of historical detail and the book delivers an insightful look into what life in Marshalsea would have been like – although as Hodgson points out in an historical note at the start, this is not the Marshalsea of Charles Dickens' Little Dorrit – that wasn't opened until 1800 on a different site while this one was located between Mermaid Court and what is now Newcomen Street in Southwark.
The characters are largely based on actual people – Hodgson goes to the trouble to describe the background to each in some explanatory endnotes – and their stories criss-cross the main narrative.
There's plenty of twists along the way and the story plunges on at a cracking pace as Hawkins has to confront his worst fears and struggles to discern who is friend and who is foe in a world where everyone appears to be driven by their most base desires.
An enlightening read and, as is the case with a good murder-mystery, hard to put down. A terrific debut.
To buy this book, follow this link The Devil in the Marshalsea.
10 fictional character addresses in London – 8. The Darling's House…
December 18, 2013
In JM Barrie's 1911 novel, Peter and Wendy (based on the stage play Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up), the adventure begins when Peter Pan visits the home of the Darling family.
He secretly listens in – via an open window – while Mrs Darling tells bedtime stories to her children – Wendy, John and Michael – but during one visit loses his shadow and it's on returning to claim it that he meets Wendy and, well, you know the rest…
Peter Pan is most famously associated with Kensington Gardens – it's here that we are first introduced to the character of Peter in the book Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (in fact there's a rather famous statue of him there to this day, pictured above) – it's most often assumed that the Darling's house must be nearby.
But, in fact, the book Peter and Wendy never states where the Darlings' house is located exactly – just that it is at number 14 in the street in which they live – while in the 1904 play the address is given as "a rather depressed street" in Bloomsbury. Barrie explains that he placed the Darlings' house in Bloomsbury because Mr Roget (of Thesaurus fame) once lived there and "we whom he has helped to wend our way through life have always wanted to pay him a little compliment".
Worth noting, however, is a property at 31 Kensington Park Gardens. Once the home of the Llewellyn Davies family, family friend Barrie was a frequent visitor here and in fact went on to adopt the five Llewellyn Davies children following the death of their parents in the early 1900s. The property, which is divided into a series of flats, is, as a result, said to have been something of a model for the Darling's house.
Barrie, himself, meanwhile, owned a house at 100 Bayswater Road – not far from Kensington Gardens where he first meet the Llewellyn Davies family – but, interestingly, had previously lived in Bloomsbury. The house is marked with a blue plaque.
Another Peter Pan-related address we have to mention is that of the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children to which Barrie gave the rights to receive royalties from Peter Pan in perpetuity. You can arrange for a tour of the hospital's Peter Pan-related memorabilia.
For more on the story behind the writing of Peter Pan, see Andrew Birkin's book, J.M.Barrie and the Lost Boys.
10 fictional character addresses in London – 3. 32 Windsor Gardens…
November 6, 2013
The address might not immediately ring a bell but it will when we tell you this was the home of London's most famous bear, Paddington.
First appearing in A Bear Called Paddington published on 13th October, 1958, Paddington Bear was the brainchild of Michael Bond, who was apparently inspired a couple of years earlier when he spotted a lonely teddy bear sitting on a shop shelf in a store near Paddington Station (a bear which he subsequently bought and gave to his wife as a Christmas present).
In the books, Paddington – who is typically depicted wearing a blue duffel coat, old hat and Wellington boots – was found at Paddington Railway Station by the Brown family with a note asking that he be looked after (he had been a stowaway on board a ship from Peru, put their by his Aunt Lucy who had gone to a retirement home in Lima).
Naming him Paddington after being unable to say his Peruvian name (it turns out later to be Pastuso), the family take the bear back to their large semi-detacted home at 32 Windsor Gardens, just around the corner from the station (his room ends up being located at the top of the house).
A Windsor Gardens does actually exist but it apparently has no connection with the Browns' address which is said to have been wholly imaginary. The real Windsor Gardens is a tiny and rather unappealing cul-de-sac off Harrow Road, between Notting Hill and Maida Vale, and doesn't even have a number 32.
Paddington, known for his love of marmalade, went on to appear in 13 books by Bond – selling more than 30 million copies around the world – and has been the subject of numerous other versions and spin-offs and even a couple of TV series. There's also a movie in the works with a projected release date of Christmas 2014 and he's also depicted in a statue by Marcus Cornish at Paddington Station.
For more on Paddington, see www.paddingtonbear.com.
PICTURE: Lonpicman/Wikimedia Commons
Books – Mr Briggs' Hat…
August 10, 2012
The first in an occasional series on books about London and its history…
Mr Briggs' Hat: A Sensational Account of Britain's First Railway Murder, Kate Colquhoun, Abacus, 2012
An in-depth examination of the UK's first "railway murder", Mr Briggs' Hat also provides a rich series of snapshots of life in Victorian London, from that of the murdered middle class banker Thomas Briggs to the life of German immigrant tailor Franz Muller – the man accused of his murder – and a countless cast of cab drivers, policemen, and court officers.
The scene is set on the first page – the discovery of blood in a train carriage at Hackney Wick Station on the evening of 9th July, 1864 – and from there Colquhoun slowly unfolds the details of the case against an intricate picture of life in London (and briefly, New York) during the latter half of the 19th century.
If you've read Kate Summerscale's The Suspicions of Mr Whicher or even Erik Larson's Thunderstruck (retelling the story of Dr Crippen), you'll be on familiar ground although this story is perhaps not as compelling as either of those. Yet, like both books, Mr Briggs' Hat draws back the veil of respectability that shrouds many of the lives of those involved in the story to show the sometimes sordid but always interesting reality beneath.
It also does a good job of conveying just how 'sensational' this now largely forgotten story this was when it broke and the hysteria which followed. It can be hard to understand the 19th century mindset from out 21st century viewpoint but Mr Briggs' Hat makes a good job of it.
As with books of its ilk, it's easy to forget that this is a real story and that real lives were dramatically affected by the events it describes. But it's that fact which also draws you in.
Around London – Celebrating the City; Syon Park dig; Westminster's rubbish; and, 1000 years of British literature…
June 21, 2012
• The City of London today kicks off Celebrate the City – four days of mostly free music, art and cultural events.The events include musical performances in many of the City's churches, walks and talks at various locations around the Square Mile, new exhibitions including Butcher, Baker, Candlestock Maker – 850 years of Livery Company Treasures at the Guildhall Art Gallery, Livery Hall and historic building openings, family entertainment at the Cheapside Street Fayre at Saturday (including free ice-cream and tuk-tuk rides for children) and activities at the Barbican Centre and the Museum of London. The celebrations start in Guildhall Yard (pictured) at 6pm tonight when musicians from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama perform Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, complete with firing cannons. Among the many other highlights will be the chance to play golden street pianos, to join in the Midsummer street part at the climax of the Spitalfields Music Summer Festival, to enjoy a sunset from the Tower Bridge walkways and to see the transformation of St Helen's Square into a sculpture space. The weekend will also host the Open House Junior Festival, London's first ever child-friendly City architecture festival. To see detailed listings of what's on, head to www.visitthecity.co.uk/index.php/celebrate/.
• The Museum of London will next week launch its annual community and training dig at Syon Park in Hounslow. The dig, which will be open to school and community groups, will run from 25th June to 7th July and will focus on the area of Sir Richard Wynne's house. A Parliamentarian, in 1659 he was implicated in a Royalist insurrection and was imprisoned. The house, which featured in the Battle of Brentford when Royalist troops advanced on Parliamentary forces in London in 1641, was later purchased by the Duke of Northumberland and demolished to extend Syon's parkland. For more, see www.museumoflondon.org.uk.
• We couldn't resist mentioning this one: Westminster City Council has released a top 10 list of the strangest objects people have dumped on London's streets. They include an inflatable Margaret Thatcher and other inflatable dolls, wedding dresses, stuffed animals and a range of film props. The council say that, on average, enough litter is picked up off Westminster's streets every two days to fill the entire 864 cubic metres of Marble Arch. They add that if just half of the annual waste collected off the street is recycled properly in the correct bins it would save them nearly £1million.
• On Now: Writing Britain: Wastelands to Wonderlands. The major summer exhibition at the British Library, it explores how the last 1,000 years of English literature have been shaped by the country's places. The exhibition features more than 150 works with highlights including John Lennon's original lyrics for The Beatles' song In My Life, JK Rowling's handwritten draft of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, JRR Tolkein's original artwork for The Hobbit and original manuscripts from the likes of Jane Austen, William Blake, Charlotte Bronte, Arthur Conan Doyle, JG Ballard and Charles Dickens. As part of the exhibition, the Library is inviting people to "Pin-a-Tale" on an interactive map of Britain, that is, take a literary work and pin it on the map along with a description of how the work links with that particular location – head to www.bl.uk/pin-a-tale to take part. The exhibition runs until 25th September. Admission fee applies. For more, see www.bl.uk.
London is redolent with sites which appeared in the books of Charles Dickens and, having had a look at his life, it's time we turn our attention to some of the sites relevant to his writing. For the next two weeks, we're looking at just a few of the many, many sites which feature in his novels. So, here's seven places to get us going…
• Saffron Hill, Clerkenwell. Once a notorious slum akin to St Giles (see last week's entry) and the city's Italian Quarter, Saffron Hill is where Fagin and his gang of thieves operate in Oliver Twist and have their den.
• Chancery Lane, Holborn. Much of the novel Bleak House is set around this narrow street between High Holborn and Fleet Street – Tom Jarndyce kills himself in a coffee shop here in the novel and Lincoln's Inn Hall – formerly home of the High Court of Chancery – also features.
• The Old Bailey. Some have suggested Dickens worked here as a court reporter although there is no compelling evidence he did so. But the the Old Bailey (the current building dates from the early 20th century, well after Dickens' death) and Newgate Prison certainly featured in his books – it is here that Fagin is eventually hung in Oliver Twist.
• Child & Co's Bank, Fleet Street. While the present building dates from 1878, Dickens is believed to have used the bank as the model for Tellson's Bank in A Tale of Two Cities.
• St Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet Street. In David Copperfield, David and his aunt, Betsy Trotwood, make a special trip to see the giants Gog and Magog strike the church bells. It also features in Barnaby Rudge and Dickens dedicated his Christmas story, The Chimes, to the church.
• Garden Court and Fountain Court (pictured), Middle Temple. Garden Court is where Pip lived in Great Expectations and where Abel Magwitch turned up to reveal himself as Pip's benefactor. Fountain Court features in Martin Chuzzlewit as the site for the romance of Ruth Pinch and John Westlock.
• Golden Square, Soho. Mentioned in Nicholas Nickleby – Nicholas' uncle, Ralph Nickleby, was thought to live in a previous building at number seven.
There's some great books about London sites which appear in Dickens' books – among them are Ed Glinert's Literary London: A Street by Street Exploration of the Capital's Literary Heritage and Michael Paterson's Inside Dickens' London as well as Paul Kenneth Garner's
A Walk Through Charles Dickens' London.
The Exploring London Little List of Books for Christmas…
December 13, 2011
Looking for a last minute Christmas gift. We thought we'd help out with a list of some of our favorite books released this year…
• Philip Davies' Panoramas of Lost London: Work, Wealth, Poverty and Change 1870-1945; is a beautiful and moving photographic tour through London that was;
• February next year sees the bicentennary of the birth of Charles Dickens, so why not take a look at Claire Tomalin's at times controversial biography Charles Dickens: A Life;
• Lucy Worlsey's, Courtiers: The Secret History of the Georgian Court, includes the fascinating story of Peter the Wild Boy;
• David Brandon and Alan Brooke take an in-depth look south of the Thames in Bankside: London's Original District of Sin;
• And on a similar theme (better brace yourself for this one) is Catharine Arnold's look at the seedy side of London – City of Sin: London and Its Vices;
• Nicholas Kenyon edits this comprehensive survey of architecture – The City of London: Architectural Tradition & Innovation in the Square Mile;
• Paul Talling digs under the city's skin in London's Lost Rivers;
• Amid the ever-growing number of walking guides to London come Stephen Millar's, London's Hidden Walks, Volume 1; and, Andrew Duncan's Walking Village London: Original Walks Through London's Villages;
• While, for a quirky look at the city, why not try Ianthe Ruthven's A Spotters Guide to Animal London?
These are, of course, just some of the many wonderful books released this year…Let us know of any you think people should add to their Christmas shopping lists…


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Australian satellite provider, Optus, will launch its state-of-the art Optus 10 satellite in late May.
Over the past few days, the Optus and Space Systems/Loral (SSL) teams have completed the final pre-shipment review. The Optus 10 satellite has also been packed and loaded onto an Antonov heavy lift aircraft for transportation to the Arianespace launch base in French Guiana in South America.
Optus 10 will be launched by Arianespace from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana on board an Ariane-5 launch vehicle.
It will be the sixth satellite launched by Arianespace for Optus.
Arianespace launched Optus' A3 satellite in 1987 followed by C1 in 2003, D1 in 2006, D2 in 2007 and D3 in 2009.
US-based satellite manufacturer, SSL, constructed the Optus 10 satellite in Palo Alto, California. This is the second Optus satellite supplied by SSL after the C1 satellite which was delivered to Optus and the Australian Department of Defence in 2003.
Optus 10 is designed to operate in the Ku-band FSS and BSS bands across Australia, New Zealand and Antarctic regions and will weigh about 3200 kilograms at launch.
According to Optus, the satellite will provide increased fleet resilience and significantly increase Optus' fleet capacity providing increased bandwidth to support the delivery of video, data and voice services to corporate, enterprise and government customers.
It is expected to have a life span well in excess of 15 years.
Read more: Optus teams with Wireless Nation to push Kiwi satellite broadband
Optus is the only network provider in Australia to both own and operate its own fleet of satellites.


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On Monday the 20th of October (2014) it was reported, 'Remnants of hurricane Gonzalo are set to arrive in Britain later on Monday bringing strong winds and heavy rain . . . it will reach north-western parts of Britain late in the evening, with gusts up to 45mph over north-western parts of Scotland by midnight, but these will increase to gusts up to 75mph during the night.'
Just the kind of weather for man of action, keen surfer Jim Gamble. A regular visitor to the island, Jim was captured on video in Crossapol Bay in the tail end of Gonzalo. Jim comments, "You can never really tell the wind speed on camera ( it was gusting over 50mph). A wee bit overpowering!"
When visiting the island, in addition to surfing and cycling, Jim worships at Tiree Baptist Church. He is one of a number of surfers who help swell the congregation. Significantly, 'Christian surfers Uk aims to be a Christian presence and witness in the Uk surfing community'. Their Twitter Account is: @Christsurferuk


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Western Zambia is home to the Miombo woodlands, a vast tract of forest that remains largely intact. Germany is supporting a project making the forests a conservation area, so that they continue to serve as a carbon sink and a habitat for many threatened species. The project foresees developing infrastructure to facilitate environmental protection and also involves local communities, in a bid to reduce poaching and deforestation.
A film by Jürgen Schneider
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The television reports and documentaries of Deutsche Welle's 'Global Ideas' media project provide people all over the world with information on model projects which implement biodiversity and climate protection. The media project is funded by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety through the International Climate Initiative.


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A colicky baby is no fun at all. The long periods of hard crying for hours on end are troubling on many different levels.
Many parents become so concerned about the constant crying that many often go to the emergency room scared that the baby will become ill.
Attending to a baby with colic can be difficult, but being very selective about the type of formula that is given to a baby can alleviate colic greatly.
Managing the type of colic that is given to a baby is very important. One way to do this is to reconsider the type of formula that an infant is drinking. Digestive troubles are one of the main causes of colic.
If a baby is not able to properly digest formula or is having an allergic reaction to the formula the only way he/she can show discomfort is to cry. Thus, it is very important for a parent to notice what makes the colic symptoms worse in order to effectively treat it.
Because digestive problems are considered to be one of the main reasons babies develop colic, there are parents that will purchase hypoallergenic formula for colic. This type of formula is different from traditional formulas in composition.
The hypoallergenic formulas are made for baby's that have cow's milk allergies. Eliminating the ingredients that cause the allergic reactions can help to stop and prevent colic.
One of the most prescribed hypoallergenic formulas is Enfamil's Nutramigen. This particular brand of hypoallergenic formula is proven to manage colic within a period of 48 hours.
This is because this formula does not contain cow's milk proteins which can be very difficult for a baby's digestive system to absorb. This hypoallergenic formula for colic is highly recommended for a parent that is looking for a way to effectively treat colic.
Colic is said to be caused by swallowed air and poor digestion. Colic symptoms are often worse for babies that are born early as their digestive systems may not be fully developed to handle formula feeding.
Babies that have sensitive digestive systems can be treated with different varieties of hypoallergenic formulas from the traditional hydrolyzed protein varieties to the amino acid formulas that are often prescribed by doctors for extreme allergies.
Nearly all of the hypoallergenic formula for colic is composed of other ingredients that are also very beneficial for a baby. Many of these formulas are nutritionally balanced meaning that the formula adequately provides all the nutrients that a baby needs.
Also, the most popular brands eliminate the lactose and sucrose in order to ensure that there are no additives which could cause possible digestion problems.
The hypoallergenic formulas are more expensive than the traditional cow's milk the soy milk varieties.
Parents that are committed to purchasing this type of formula should consult with their pediatrician to see if it is possible to obtain the formula via insurance. There are parents that are able to purchase the hypoallergenic formula for far less because their pediatrician believes that the formula is a medical necessity for the baby.


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In South East Asia for New Year's Eve? Here are 5 of the best parties in the region.
Australia's luxury holiday deals site LuxuryEscapes.com brings you five of the best New Year's parties in the area, with tips on where to stay afterwards.
1. New Year's Eve Countdown Beach Party, Catch Beach Club, Surin Beach, Thailand.
Catch Beach Club at Twin Palms Surin Beach, is putting on an extravagant beachside party this New Year's! Beginning with sumptuous sunset cocktails and a delectable buffet, the party will reach its peak beach-side, where an exceptional line-up of International DJs and a superb beverage package will have you dancing the night away!
Where to stay: Twin Palms Resort, Surin beach. A few steps inside after the party and you will be home!
2. Together in Electric Dreams Party, Zouk Club, Singapore
Zouk Club is one of the oldest and most popular clubs in Singapore. Full of fresh and edgy tunes, their New Year's Eve party Together in Electric Dreams will feature DJ Adam Low from the UK.
Where to stay: Marina Bay Sands Singapore. This beautiful resort is a 10 minute drive away through the vibrant streets of Singapore.
3. Club Tropicana Party, Potato Head Beach Club, Seminyak, Bali
Hosted in the beautiful Potato Head Beach Club, the 1980's themedClub Tropicana Party will be a night of magic and colour, set right on the waterfront. An impressive line-up of international DJs are set to make an appearance at this exclusive event including Stuart Mac (UK), Yuki (JP), and LBS (USA).The Club Tropicana 80s Theme New Year's Party will take your breath away.
Where to stay: The Legion Beach Hotel, Seminyak, Bali is just a 15 minute walk from the Potato Head Beach Club.
4. W Retreat New Year's Eve Party, Seminyak, Bali
Slip into something glamorous and bring on the countdown at the W Retreat Balis New Year's Eve Party. DJs include Wayne Wonder, Nanda, Hugo Marti and Danny Fry. Indulge in exquisite cocktails, delectable food and lounge or dance the night away!
Where to stay: There's no need to travel, just walk upstairs and stay the night in one of the amazing rooms at W retreat.
5. Loof Bar 54321 Party, Singapore
Promoting itself as a 'canvas for the budding artist', Loof Bar is sure to give you a new wave of inspiration for the new year. The Loof Bar's New Year's Eve 54321 Party will showcase DJ Tyler Made's signature sounds of down-tempo, funk, hip-hop and soul mashups. Dance the night away and enjoy the fireworks from the spectacular rooftop terrace.
Where to stay: Pan Pacific Singapore. Just walk 800 metres from the party to your 5 stay room!


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Shortly after graduating from Texas A&M University in 2013, Dr. Caitlin Freeny had planned to begin her career as an associate veterinarian at a mixed animal practice in her hometown of Flower Mound, Tex. When she got a last-minute call about an opening at Peterson and Smith Equine Hospital for an ambulatory internship, her plans changed.
The encouragement of her mentor and boss, plus some persuasion from Dr. Bill Russell, made her choice to leave Texas to come to Florida for a year pretty easy.
"I do remember Dr. Russell telling me that he really believes after completing an ambulatory internship with Peterson and Smith, I could go and do anything I wanted in the world, so at that point, I was sold," Freeny said.
It was an incredibly bold move taking the internship and responsibilities that came with it, but one she is glad she made. It was an offer to advance her career, Freeny said, she couldn't refuse.
"I feel like the ambulatory internship at Peterson and Smith is kind of one of the, if not the last of its kind. They truly give you the reins and let you make decisions on your own and grow as a veterinarian and grow your confidence and also be helpful when they need to be," She explained. "I absolutely liked the internship. I'm really very thankful to Peterson and Smith that I was given the opportunity and it was such a good experience. It definitely made me the ambulatory veterinarian that I am."
Freeny was really on that path all along. In a supportive family that encouraged following your dreams, she and her sister began horseback riding as children. Though her sister stopped, Freeny went on to compete and attend local AQHA shows.
In high school, she began three-day eventing. It was in the preparation of the horses for, during and after competition she said she found more enjoyable than actually competing, and decided veterinary medicine was where she wanted to take her future.
She graduated from Oklahoma State University in 2009 in biochemistry and molecular biology with her undergraduate degree. Then it was TAMU from there. School, however, wasn't the highlight of her experience.
"School was really challenging for me, for someone who enjoys being busy and always on the go," she explained. "I didn't enjoy school, but at the same time, I knew it was what I had to do to become an equine veterinarian. I didn't enjoy it, but I never questioned it."
Her personal veterinarian, Dr. Dick Shepherd became her mentor and encouraged her to do the internship. Now, Freeny is taking some of Dr. Shepherd's clients so he can begin easing into retirement. But she hasn't stopped at just building her ambulatory service.
Immediately arriving back home in Flower Mound, Freeny enrolled in Options for Animals School of Animal Chiropractic. She has added chiropractic treatment to what she calls her "toolbox." She was also named the official veterinarian for the American Paint horse Association in Fort Worth, Tex.
Her career goals have exceeded her expectations, she said.
"It is everything I hoped for. I really love what I do. I think the highlights for me are to be a part of someone's horse, to help them reach their goals," Freeny said.
Freeny said she hopes to get back into riding her Irish sport horse, Bailey, more. She also spends time with her dog and family in Flower Mound.


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Hello Natasha and John,
I love everything you do for the Mormon stories community! Thank you, Thank you! I initially discovered you after my husband experienced a faith crisis, 6 years ago. I've received so much support and growth from your podcasts and discussions.
I'm writing now to request podcast coverage of women's body image issues, particularly binge eating disorders. I personally am recovering from a binge eating addiction. I'm a personal trainer and otherwise healthy woman–except that I've developed unhealthy way of dealing with stress and negative emotions (which was accentuated by my husband's faith crisis). In my recovery process, I found it extremely liberating and healing to name my struggle as an addiction, a phenomenon that literally has a biochemical reaction in the brain. I feel validated by knowing that it's not just weak willpower that prevents me from diving into the carton of ice cream–it's an addictive response that scientists are coming to understand is as strong or stronger than drug addicts' cravings. In my recovery from binge eating, I have found Mindfulness to be profoundly helpful. Regular meditation slows down strong cravings and impulsivity, providing a pause between the craving and the action where I can actually acknowledge that I'm having a craving to binge, then identify the emotions I'm feeling (that are likely triggering those cravings), and finally giving me space to deal with uncomfortable emotions in a more constructive way.
I tell you all of this to give you some background of where I am, and to ask you to address this in a podcast. I have several women friends/family/clients who struggle with binge eating. Many of them are overweight and ashamed to open up about the root of their weight problem. I'd love for them to understand that they're not lazy or slothful, but that they suffer from a food addiction, which can be overcome with proper treatment. Another trend I see with binge eaters (including myself) is that they try to fix the symptoms (being overweight) rather than the root of the problem. Yo-yo diets are rampant, I believe, because too many people are actually feeding their food addiction by restricting themselves to lose weight, which sets themselves up for binges down the road. (Incidentally, my binge behavior began postpartum after my first child when I wanted desperately to lose the baby-weight and started "dieting" for the first time.) In my opinion, feeding the soul, healing emotional deficiencies, and being present in the moment (aka: intuitive eating) are the real solutions to many people's challenges with weight.
Thank you so much for your consideration, and for everything you do for Mormon Stories!! Many people share in their testimonies "I don't know where I'd be without the gospel"…well, I truly don't know where I'd be without the Mormon Stories communities!!
Emily Sullivan
Could you hook up my facebook account with the MMH group?
I put in a FB request but am not sure if it made it through…
All I can say is "yay!" I cannot wait for this podcast. I am going through a life transition (thank you for calling it that because I don't feel as if it is a crisis, but I guess I initially did) with my religious beliefs, which has affected the way I parent and view the world in general. I have no idea how to navigate this new world, and my husband has no idea how to navigate this new me. I am in therapy but he will not participate. I am excited for some additional help!
Hi there! Im looking for an lds mental help professional i can talk to online. Any info you can provide would be so helpfull, thank you!
I just listened to the top 10 Mormon mental health podcast and really enjoyed the discussion. As a LCSW and therapist in private practice (in Mormon central -Utah County) I am hopeful that those listening will focus on a message stated more than once on the podcast that counseling is helpful with the right time commitment (my words). My experience has been the very often people don't give counseling enough time. I appreciate the good works and words of Natasha and John in this podcast.
I just listened to yopur podcast concerning masturbation. I am a 76 year old male. I lost my wife of 50 years almost 5 years ago in an automobile accident.
I have struggled with the masturbation issue since I was a 14 year old who heard a General Authority state that I was going to hell if I did not repent. At the time I was probably already addicted to masturbation due to the actions of some older boys when I was 10 years old. They convinced me that this was the only way to become a man.
I have become very depressed because no matter how hard I try I still, at my age, cannot completely stop.
Thank you so much for letting me know that maybe I can still have my family forever.
If I need therapy can you recommend someone in the Salt Lake area?
Thanks again.
Larry Porter
Larry…I know it has been a while since you posted but for you or anyone else struggling with masturbation please let it go. There is nothing wrong with you…masturbation is completely normal and does relief some stress. Quit beating yourself up about this natural act…IT IS NORMAL and to not to it is NOT normal! I am not as old as you Larry but I do it and my husband does too…quit letting the church tell you it is wrong. It is your body so enjoy it. I really hate that the Mormon church makes people think this is a bad thing…no wonder so many are on anti-depressants. Have a glass a wine and enjoy yourself for once in your life…we have one life to live and God gave you this natural instinct to enjoy your body!
Natasha, your podcast is completely in sync with what I have seen through experiences I have witnessed, please contact me so we can talk more.
I'd love to hear a podcast on the issues of mental health with Infertility and Secondary Infertility, We have been dealing with secondary infertility for 2 1/2 years here in Utah Valley and its very painful and a struggle for me in the church.
What an awesome website – just ran across it. I have a friend who is struggling with depression and an awful form of bipolar disorder but determined to turn her dark daily trial into a blessing by trying to reach out to others. I think she'd be an awesome person to interview – she's always been outgoing and happy, Student Body Vice President in High School and has been diagnosed in the 4 or 5 years since but is still determined to be the awesome, friendly, service-minded person she's always been! She recently started blogging about her situation and is doing a big project going across the country talking to people about what gets them out of bed each day – you can check it out at josiethompson.com. Let me know if you want more info about it – she speaks at firesides and stuff all the time and has a great message. Thank you!
Hi Natasha, I just finished listening to the "Top Ten" and "Suicide" podcasts that you participated in on Mormon Matters. I would really like to hear something from you regarding self injury and eating disorders, particularly as they involve teenagers. I have encountered these behaviors in the young women I serve and recently in my own teenage daughter. I am devouring all the information I can find but discussion of these things in a Mormon context seems to be pretty scarce. At church, my daughter feels very alone in her struggle. My goal is to better understand and support her and others. I appreciate all you do in bringing mental health issues to light.
My name is Dustin Long and I am the CEO of Arcadia Recovery Center here in Utah County. I understand you may work with clients in our industry that may need more applicable services to treat chemical dependency. We also receive inquiries for services of less structured needs such as individual therapy sessions in a less intense environment. We would love to sit down and discuss the possibility of collaboratively working together to refer to one another when clients may need services from one professional to another that may better meet the very individual needs of our clients. We specialize in outpatient care and have a very unique model incorporating the Atonement of Savior with common treatment modality to treat addiction. We believe a model that matches the needs of each client while using an evidence based approach yields the most optimal outcomes. So please feel free to give us a call or shoot me and email, I would love to hear your thoughts.
Dustin J. Long, RAS
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I agree with you podcast regarding the top 10 mental health issues Mormons face.
However, I am very much against the use of SSRI medication. I have known people who developed serious psychotic reactions or who have gone into a coma using that type of medication. The mass murderers at Columbine, Springfield, and Sandy Hook were on them. Please go to the website http://www.breggin.com or read the books Medication Madness, Talking Back to Prozac, or Toxic Psychiatry by Peter Breggin. Please do your clients, LDS or not, a favor by refraining from recommending antidepressants, antipsychotics, or ADHD medication. They do much more harm than good.
Just want to suggest my website at http://ldsgender.com as a resource for transsexual/transgender issues.
Hello Natasha,
I'm a Utah LDS member; and I value your thoughts and opinions on MMH topics.
Please consider a podcast that examines unintended consequences of Church policies. For example, does the Church unnecessarily or unintentionally conflate Pornography and Nudity as if they are equivalent? Some conservative churches "put a hedge around the law" to restrict its members from approaching a perceived spiritual cliff; yet that overly-conservative hedge creates it own set of problems. In evidence, Utah's above-average internet pornography statistics may be a side effect of the Church's views on nudity conflating with LDS members' naivety and internet availability.
On that topic, I found a podcast, "Naturist Living Show" (NLS), and after listening to several episodes, I note that some non-LDS groups have a significantly different view of nudity than Utah Mormons; and they address (and largely resolve) pornography in a different way than Mormons. Is their method more healthy than ours? I've attached one 55-minute episode's URL that addresses this point best. Please listen to it. If your time is short, listen to 5-minute segments beginning at time 3:30, and later, at time 19:00.
NLS began in 2008. The content of some episodes is more applicable to Mormon themes than other; so I will screen and suggest key portions of other past episodes if you request.
Hey there,
My name is Tyson Bradley, a fellow member of the LDS faith. I'm looking for other podcasters to connect with as a way to branch out, learn, and help each other.
Not sure if you would be willing to connect sometime, but I'd love to pick your brain and get your advice on how you go about preparing and managing your podcast.
You can check out my podcast (link below) and let me know what you think.
Best Wishes,
Tyson Bradley
I know your podcast, which btw is amazing, is "suffering" money wise. And the work you do and the interviews you do are just… well heart wrenching but eye opening.
You offer such an amazing podcast and I know donating is difficult for most people but have you hear of smile.amazon.com? I'm not sure how you sign up as a charity but I do know once people shop through it and select your charity (may I suggest Mormon mental health) just by shopping they donate a bit automatically I'm sure it's not tons at one time but you mentioned several thousand downloads and if that's true I assume there are several thousand listeners and most of those listeners shop on amazon and if they use smile.amazon.com/ to shop they can donate to your charity (what you do is true charity, btw) once the select your charity just by shopping. I don't know if it'd work better t it's probably worth a look.
you do such amazing work and i am beginning to understand the shape of the issues that are so rampant within the Church. i offer you what ever help i can
This podcast is a one-of-a-kind resource in a community so in need of mental health education and support. I donated after the first episode I listened and I have listened to every episode since. Hearing that you are only a quarter of the way to your goal, I decided to go back and double my monthly pledge amount. Please, anyone who listens, lets support this podcast and keep it going!
When you discuss the rights and treatment of LGBT people, please also realize that, in some cases, governments do not protect the rights of private citizens to refuse to do business with LGBT on the basis of religious grounds. That is a violation of the First Amendment to the Constitution regarding religious freedom, and an implied violation of the 9th Amendment, which implies freedom of association. I was outraged when I learned that a business that refused to bake a wedding cake for a lesbian couple in Gresham, Oregon was fined $135000. Here is a link to that information:
You might consider addressing that issue at some time in the near future.
I have relatives who suffer from a number of mental illnesses from Bipolar, to Paranoid Personality disorder to Borderline Personality. A question that has bothered me from an LDS perspective is: What are the differences between behaviors that are a result of these various disorders and what are a result of exercising agency?
I'm not on facebook so miss out of the things you put up there and send e-mails about. I doubt I'm the only one off the grid as far as social media goes so wish for me and others there's an alternative. Thanks


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When it comes to brake pads or other brake products, you will find many options in the market. You can even choose from high performance brake pads with amazing brake capacity normally used for the sports car or racing cars.
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A middle-of-the-range brake pad suitable for most family driving conditions and cars. We often use pads from Auto Star, which is a great middle-of-the-range quality pad.
In the car industry, brake rotors are also called disc brakes. We service and replace brake rotors and discs for most makes and models, ranging from passenger vehicles to performance vehicles or prestige vehicles.
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Very old cars are built with drums both at the front and rear. If you have one, we service them too. There are also slotted or grooved rotors, which are mainly used for high performance cars such as V8 Commodores or hot rod cars. As a general rule, the average family would not use slotted or grooved rotors for their cars.
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- Recommend the type of rotor you need
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In general, drum brakes have more components and can sometimes be more difficult to service. They are however, less expensive to purchase.
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Joy Eze is an African woman,vital voices lead fellow 2013, I work passionately with rural women and girls.I am a social Entrepreneur with bias in women economic empowerment, healthy life style,financial literacy,and Gender equality.I am an alumina of Tony Elumelu Entreprenuership Foundation,A global Community Champion For UN Empower Women,to promote women Economic Empowerment. peace advocate, mentor, motivator, and mediator with more than 10 years experience on these activities.
I have participated in resolving conflicts and bringing peace amongst people and communities in Uzo-Uwani LGA, Enugu State, Nigeria and has on several occasions demonstrated her skills positively, and efficiently to the admiration of members of her community. A case in point being that in 2008,I mediated in a protracted logger-head between Farmers in Uzo-Uwani and nomadic Fulani Cattle Rearers. The Fulani cattle had habitually destroyed farmlands owned by members of the Uzo-Uwani farming Community. This led to disputes, bitter quarrels, fighting of vendettas, killings, and the raping of young women and girls between the two communities. Her mediation brought peace to the two communities and ended their misunderstanding. I organized the women of both communities and trained them as peacemakers and inspired and urged them to prevail upon their husbands and children to ensure that peace reigned in the communities, I believe in collective leadership and collaboration.I have been working in collaboration with Idea Builders Initiative a reputable NGO based in Lagos Nigeria, as a flag bearer of women mentoring women walk in Enugu state Nigeria. I have had the privilege of working with the U.S embassy Nigeria, to educate and create awareness about HIV/Aids,prevention and discrimination in 2013,I started working on financial literacy in collaboration with my home state ministry of finance since October 2012, March 20th 2014,I was privileged to collaborate with The Federal Ministry Of Foreign Affairs,to organize a one day workshop on illicit Drug Trafficking And Its Implications On Sub-regional Security And Development..Though my organization represent rural women farmers,we go beyond that making sure the world is a safe place for women and girls.As a co-founder of Ability-In-Disability-Initiative,now the president ,I am working very hard to incorporate the disabled women and girls in my community into our programs.I am very dedicated to my work, I want to work and see a world were women and girls will be happy and free!. WOKING WITH WOMEN AND YOUNG GIRLS TO EMPOWER WOMEN AND YOUNG GIRLS Economic Empowerment.
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The course first opened for play in 1963. The course was designed by Ed Poss.
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A cruise ship abandoned by its Chinese owner for over a year has capsized and is leaking oil off the port of Laem Chabang in Thailand.
The cruise ship Ocean Dream began sinking Saturday and came to rest half submerged in the Gulf of Thailand about two miles from the coast near the town of Si Racha.
Local media reports say that the cruise ship has been abandoned by its Chinese owner for over a year without crew or maintenance despite repeated requests by local authorities to remove the ship from Thai waters.
Video (below) from an overflight of the capsized ship filmed over the weekend and posted to Youtube shows an oil slick extended several hundreds meters from the vessel.
An update from Thailand's Marine Department said that windy weather on Sunday caused oil to escape boom that has been placed around the vessel and crews are working with skimmers and dispersants to cleanup with the oil that has been released.


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The boobosphere is still getting a lot of uproar since Linda the Bra Lady's interview on ABC Television.
You can read all about it at Treacle's great post and follow up interview on the lingerie addict.
First: since I'm from Austria, I normally keep calculating in cm rather than in inch.
I learnt about brafitting in the german community busenfreundinnen.net, which fits using the same standards as the polish communities.
Since we don't calculate in inch we start with these sizes:
60 = 28
65 = 30
70 = 32
75 = 34
80 = 36
85 = 38
90 = 40
95 = 42
100 = 44
I wrote a three part series about bra fitting for smaller busts, you can check it out here:
Overview - Bras for smaller busts Pt. 1
Strategies - Bras for smaller busts Pt. 2
Shopping Tips - Bras for smaller busts Pt. 3
First I try to get to know the person who should be fitted – what's their shape, how's their body like? How old are they? Are there any special things I need to know? Are they pregnant? Are there any medical conditions that need a different approach to brafitting? Any breast surgeries? (Arthritis, diabilities that can keep you from closing a bra comfortably, etc...)
Ok. Then I start with taking measurements.
First the underbust measurements are taken without squeezing.
Then I'm taking the measurements with squeezing hard, so to say to find out how squeezable the person's body is. Especially very muscular people are often not very squeezable at all!
Then it's important to take the bust measurements, ideally whilst standing tall and whilst bending down your back 90° (to see if there's any "hidden potential" ;) )
These four measurements will provide a starting point for our bandsize.
If there's a big difference between the loose underbust measurement and the tight one, that means the person is rather squeezable.
If there isn't it means that there aren't any cushioning layers between the ribs and skin, and you have to pay a bit more attention to tight bands.
Ok, now I start out with a bandsize roughly the same as the tight underbust measurement. (I'm still calculating in cm!)
For example:
- Small bust (approx. A-DD)
Underbust: 67-71
I would start with EU 65 bands or tight EU 70 bands. Then I "translate" it to UK sizes, which leads to a starting size of UK 30, tight 32.
- Medium bust (approx E – G)
Underbust 67 - 71
I would start with EU 65 bands or tight EU 70 bands or loose EU 28 bands. Then I "translate" it to UK sizes, which leads to a starting size of UK 30, tight 32, loose 28 bands.
- Large bust (GG and up
Underbust 67 – 71
I would start with EU 65 bands or maybe EU 28 bands. Then I "translate" it to UK sizes, which leads to a starting size of UK 30 or maybe 28 bands.
If you translate the underbust measurements in cm in inches, you will see that I'm NOT deducting any inches.
Because there's no rule that a bandsize 30 should fit someone with a 30 inch underbust. There is no rule either that a 30 inch bra has to have a 30inch long band stretched or unstretched.
The bandsizes were invented in usage of the + 4 rule, yes. And now they keep changing.
A bandsize is not a standard size anymore, for example:
This bra is supposed to be a size 28DD. it's 49cm long (note: I could fit it around my thigh, but not my body.)
Most of my old UK 28 bras are unstretched about 57cm long. That's a huge difference and makes it obvious that bandsizes are unfortunately only a starting point!
I think that in your first happiness to find new bras that fit one can often fall for the socalled "reverse Letterphobia" - thanks again george for that wonderful wonderful post!
This is what happened in the german (and I think polish?) communities a couple of years ago.
Some were wearing their bands too tight, they wore out rather quickly and the shape and support wasn't the same anymore.
I really think it is worth a try to rethink your own fitting strategies from time to time.
Me too I used to wear my bras much too loose at first, then much too tight and now they are absolutely perfect.
I don't want to say that people should wear their bands totally loose – they should be snug. As a rule of thumb: The bigger the bust and the more squeezable the person the tighter the band should be – as a very general rule. (Of course brafitting is a very very personal thing, the most important thing is that the person wearing the bra is comfortable and supported!)
Plus: The sizes are really just a rough info the brands provide. I've got 32 bands that are as long as 28 bands. True story.
Well, in the end I think it all comes down to this:
Bra fitting is personal. Very very personal.
We are all beautiful and wraught in our own way, there is no perfect measuring method to find your brasize.
It all comes down to see whether your bra fits:
Is the band snug? Yes
Does it ride up in the back? No
Do the cups ride up in the front? No
Do the cups fall down in the front? No
Are the wires enclosing your breast tissue? Yes
Is the center gore laying flat? Yes
Are the bra straps digging into your shoulders? No
Are you comfortable? YES
I think that we just shouldn't concentrate so hard on the numbers and letters but rather on a good fit.
Just by looking at one picture of a girl in a bra it's impossible to say her perfect bra size.
It depends on body features, personal preferences, the brands they want to wear.
So, if recommending bra sizes to a follower, friend, stranger it's always important to tell them:
- This is only a starting point. You have to look for yourself which bras you prefer, which brands, how tight, which styles.
- Brands have their own sizes. If you know which brand your inquirer wants to buy, you can maybe tell him a bit more about the brand. (Freya, Curvy Kate? Not working after +4 anymore. Kiss Me Deadly, Fräulein Annie? Working with +4) etc.
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Dance Saturday, December 17
It's Martin Norred's birthday. And Renee's is 3 days before! And Avery's is 3 days after!
Come dance, relax and have a good time as the Corvallis scene is running the show this month at Odd Fellows Hall, 223 SW 2nd. The lesson at 7 p.m. will be "blues for swing dancers," and dancing is from 8 'til midnight. Cover is $5-7.
In honor of Martin, we are having a "no trad jazz" swing evening, followed by whatever the swing crew decides is "blues" to finish out the night. Dress up to match our festive decor. [RSVP]
Lesson series: Swing 171
Are you excited to get into the swing scene, and you're ready for more than intro lessons? Our Swing 171 lesson series starts on Tuesday, January 10.
The series is designed to welcome you into the Corvallis scene and prepare you for events like the Portland Lindy Exchange [Video]. This is the only formal lesson series we are offering this winter season.
Please contact us if you would like to be notified when registration opens. The series will be on Tuesday evenings at Odd Fellows hall, from January 10 through March 13, or ten weeks.
Live music, January 13
The Company B Jazz Band from Vancouver, Canada will be appearing, live and in person, at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday, January 13, 2012. This will be their second showing in Corvallis; you probably remember they gave us our best dance of 2010, when they visited last October. In case you missed out, here is a sample of Company B Jazz Band performing in their home town.
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- Swing 171 lesson series begins. Corvallis. Tuesday, January 10.
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Dr. Moore has been a member of the faculty of the Church of God Theological Seminary since 1982. He held a Teaching Assistantship at Vanderbilt University for one year and was Old Testament Bibliographer at Vanderbilt for three years. Dr. Moore has been a guest speaker at the Korean School of Theology, the Church of God Institute for Educational Leaders for Honduras, the Pentecostal/Centro Guatemalteco de Teologica in Guatemala, and Colegio Biblico Pentecostal de Puerto Rico. Moore's Vanderbilt University Ph.D. dissertation on the Elisha Stories in II Kings was revised and published with Sheffield Academic Press under the title, God Saves: Lessons From the Elisha Stories. Together with his seminary colleagues, Chris Thomas and Steven Land, Moore is a founding editor of the Journal of Pentecostal Theology, the first academic series ever to feature constructive theology from a Pentecostal perspective on an international, scholarly level. Complementing his publication of a number of scholarly articles in this area, Moore received a major research grant in 1994 by the Association of Theological Schools to study the relationship of charisma and canon in the Old Testament.
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|NovasepSEVERAL: credit, 201610 refinancing of $195m 8% Senior Secured Notes due 25 Oct 2016 via successful exchange offer
|Spagnol, Michel (Novasep 201306 CEO before Shasun + Rhodia)
- Successful outcome of Exchange Offer and Consent Solicitation
- Participation of 96.26% of the principal amount of Existing Notes held by holders other than Novasep or its Affiliates
Novasep Holding S.A.S (Novasep), a leading supplier of manufacturing solutions for the life science industries, is pleased to announce that the exchange offer and consent solicitation that was launched on September 26, 2016 (the Exchange Offer and Consent Solicitation) for the purpose of refinancing its outstanding 8.00% Senior Secured Notes due 2016 in the aggregate principal amount of $195,164,000 (the Existing Notes) has achieved a successful outcome. The Exchange Offer and Consent Solicitation expired at 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on October 25, 2016 (the Expiration Date).
The Existing Notes are currently listed on the Official List of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange and admitted to trading on the Euro MTF market (ISIN numbers: XS0737680479 / XS0737712181).
The successful completion of the Exchange Offer and Consent Solicitation was subject to a participation threshold of at least 90% of the outstanding principal amount of the Existing Notes held by persons other than Novasep or any of its Affiliates (as defined in the indenture relating to the Existing Notes). As of the Expiration Date, the participation rate was 96.26% of the total outstanding principal amount of Existing Notes held by holders other than Novasep or Affiliates of Novasep.
This success fuels Novaseps growth plan and will make available to Novasep additional resources to capture the potential of major trends in the life sciences industries, in particular gene therapy/immunotherapy, monoclonal antibodies and antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs).
Michel Spagnol, Novaseps CEO and Chairman, said:
I am delighted that our shareholders and bondholders have confirmed their confidence in Novasep's management team and its strategy. We currently observe very good dynamics in most of our main markets and notably in the biologics segment, which is an area of key focus for Novasep. In addition, we are seeing many investments in the food ingredient industry. Our improved financial structure will enable us to bring new services to our customers over the coming years.
The Exchange Offer and Consent Solicitation will close, and the Exchange Consideration (as defined in Novaseps exchange offer and consent solicitation statement dated September 26, 2016 (the Exchange Offer Memorandum)) will be paid, on or about November 3, 2016. The payment of the Exchange Consideration includes the issuance of the Exchange Notes and the Warrants and the payment of the Cash Payment (in each case, as defined in the Exchange Offer Memorandum).
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Caretaker Newcastle boss Chris Hughton has insisted that an ugly mass brawl during a friendly at Huddersfield last night showed his players care about the club.
The match at the Galpharm Stadium erupted at the break after a confrontation between Senegal international Habib Beye and Town skipper Peter Clarke sparked a 20-man melée. There was a later clash too between defender Fabricio Coloccini and striker Lee Novak as Newcastle maintained their winning pre-season run with a 1-0 victory.
However, Hughton, who confirmed that referee Jon Moss had not been involved in his decision to withdraw Beye, played down the incident, while promising he would look into what had happened.
He said: "I will be investigating the incident today. But sometimes it's nice to have that bit of edge on the pitch – at times it didn't look like much of a friendly.
"That's the nature of the game. You have got players who care out there and sometimes they overstep the mark – but that's part and parcel of the game.
"You would rather have a game where the players care, and that is what happened with that incident. The referee didn't ask me to take Habib off – I was always going to do that."
Huddersfield boss and former Magpies midfielder Lee Clark was not unduly concerned either, although he admitted the game had been played in a far from friendly manner.
He told the Huddersfield Daily Examiner: "It was just a competitive match. It wasn't played in a friendly manner whatsoever because both teams were very committed with players wanting to do their best for their clubs.
"That's what you want. I would rather have that than a game played at testimonial pace with no one tackling each other. Lee [Novak] had blood on his face and a cut on his chin, but it's got to be a contact sport. It's just football."