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The Welnix consortium have now got their first real challenge since they took over running the Wellington Phoenix - finding the right man to lead their A-League franchise to measurable success.
OPINION: Measurable, because there are still people who think the previous coach had a "very successful tenure", as the man himself said on leaving, despite the statistics and facts saying otherwise.
What Ricki Herbert did achieve in his time in Wellington was help build a professional football club from scratch to the point of credibility, (if this season is taken out of the mix) from which quantifiable success can now be achieved. Not bubbles in the sky sort of stuff . . . but titles, attractive football and an elite-level youth development programme.
It is the Welnix consortium's job to finally put their money where their mouth is and make this happen. The question that needs to be asked is, who are they going to engage to help guide them on the first vital decision - employing a coach?
Morrison, Morgan and company certainly cannot do it themselves. While they are extremely successful businessmen, football is not their bread and butter.
They simply don't understand it enough at an elite level to make informed decisions.
It would seem ludicrous for Herbert himself to play a part in the process through his role as an advisor to the board. They do, however, desperately need a panel with proven experience at the highest level of the professional game to advise them.
The importance of getting this right cannot be underestimated. The last thing the club or the game needs is a host of failed coaching experiments over the next few seasons, until they find someone with the vision and understanding to take the club forward.
But appointing a coach who is an exponent of possession football with a record of success, is only the start of Welnix's challenges.
They then need to make some tough decisions around players. It is one thing to employ a coach who wants to play a certain style. But if he doesn't have the players to implement it, then it's only going to be a disaster waiting to happen.
Whoever comes in is not going to have a blank canvas on which to build their "dream team". They are still going to have to work with those already under contract, such as Steyn Huysegems, Vinne Lia, Ben Sigmund and others.
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I know that Madabus is closed but are there other relatively comfortable alternatives (except hiring a vehicle which I won't) for transport from & to 1) Tana - Tamatave/Tulear and 2) Tana - Fianarantsoa? I'm reasonably fit but not exactly young at 51 and I'm pretty sure my knees will give me trouble if I have to sit crammed in a regular Taxi Brousse for up to 10 hours.
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Madabus has been replaced by "Madasmiles". Here is the web site.
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Greta, what a terrific work! Those seashell are beautiful, the colours match very nice!
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Seashells printed up perfectly! ....now to wait on getting the seaweed print so I can make some little zipper pouches with this beachy print! :)
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i wish I could pick such a terrific collection on a french beach... lovely!
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Thanks Isabella and Cally!
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This is wonderful, Greta. Your shells are lovely and the colours work very well together.
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Love these beautiful drawings!
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How great to wake up to such nice comments from such talented fellow designers! :) Thanks!!!
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Beautiful shells, Greta!
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The shells are great! I like the color blocking behind some of the shells. Makes a really nice design, and your colors are fantastic.
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You have depicted a lovely range of diverse shells in this pretty ditsy design, Greta!
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Thanks so much everyone!
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Beautiful shells, lovely colours!
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An up close shot of the shells so you can see more detail. :)
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When it comes to castles, Ireland is king.
From ancient landmarks to five-star hotels, Ireland's castles can be mystical and enchanting. They can be movie sets for blockbusters like King Arthur and Game of Thrones, or they can be found right in the middle of our biggest cities.
Each has its own unique story. Dublin Castle has been at the heart of the capital since Viking times. Malahide Castle, located just north of Dublin City is haunted by a pint-sized ghost named Puck. Tipperary's Rock of Cashel is where St Patrick is said to have baptised the grandson of a Munster King. In the process, he accidentally stabbed the king in the foot with his crozier... prompting a gush of blood!
More blood (of the fake variety) has been spilled over several locations for HBO's Game of Thrones in Northern Ireland. The ruins of Shane's Castle has formed the backdrop to famous scenes, and the 18th century Castle Ward – just a short drive from Belfast – starred as Winterfell. In real life, Castle Ward is surrounded by exotic gardens and walking trails, but you might as well be wandering in Westeros…
Irish castles aren't just admired from afar, of course. At Blarney Castle in County Cork, kissing a famous stone is said to impart the visitor with the gift of eloquence, locally know as the 'gift of the gab'. At hotels like Ashford Castle in County Mayo, or Ballynahinch Castle in Connemara, you can eat and sleep like royalty.
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Your cat in space (still my iPad lock screen) is not up there!
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El gato astronauta está chevere!
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Aaand some blinking text!
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Fire, Kill it with Fire!!!!
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I came here to say that this article needs the blink tag.
Yup. Pretty much the Death Knell of Humanity, on one little ol' web page.
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hell yeah! and it's not even Caturday!
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Sites of hypermethylation and demethylation of nuclear foci affected epigenetically by drugs or the environment show places of transcription modulation, i.e. activation or deactivation. In consequence, these changes may lead to differentiation or dedifferentiation of a cell. Gertych et al. quantitate in their sophisticated work these foci (dots within the triangles in the artist's rendering) and show that responses of seemingly similar cells (triangles) in a homogeneous cell culture are clearly varying in their number and extent of methylation sites. See the accompanying article on page 569 in this issue


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Every numerology software program consists of two main parts: the chart calculator and the data base of text files.
Simply put: The more complete and extensive this database is, the more accurate and specific the reports will be.
To cover every number and every possible number combination in as much depth as possible, each aspect must be handled on it's own merits. While a certain degree of compatibility between numbers exists naturally, the same text should never be made to apply to more than one number in a chart. Repeating the same text in different areas of the chart makes the report far less specific and individual – and, frankly, inaccurate.
Every numerology software program on the market uses the same text description in a number of locations throughout the chart. Decoz software is the only exception.
The database in our Personality Profile & Forecast programs is many times larger than that of our nearest competitor. More importantly, our reports are far more personal and in-depth, and never "share texts" among similar numbers. Creating this complex database was not an easy feat; it took Hans Decoz more than 3 years to lay the foundation, and the next 15 years to add and improve the data, bringing it to its current size; unmatched by any other.
At least one software producer claims his software "oversees" the chart. This, of course, is not true - he simply bundles the texts to cover two numbers at a time. This leads to serious issues in accuracy. For example, in his chart, someone with a 3 Heart's Desire and 5 Expression receives the exact same description as an individual with a 3 Expression and 5 Heart's Desire. Although the number is described fairly accurately, it doesn't account for the diverse differences in the way the Expression and Heart's Desire aspects affect us. Where a number falls in your chart is just as important as the number.
"Sharing" text files reduces the accuracy of your report
For example, other software programs describe the 9 Heart's Desire, 9 Personality, and 9 Expression with the same description. They discuss the attributes of the 9, but apply it to all three of the very different aspects that determine "who you are".
How does that affect the quality of the reports?
If you are familiar with numerology, you know that a number found in one area of the chart does not affect a person the same way it does when found in another area of the chart. The 9 Personality is experienced quite differently than a 9 Heart's Desire.
A proficient astrologer would never apply the same explanation to two different areas of a chart. Mars found in the second House produces a considerably different reading than Mars in the third or fourth house.
Let us say 3 individuals, Jorge, Pete, and Mary, all have the same core numbers, but in different locations in their charts.
If the software used in their reports shared text files, all three people would receive the same report – neither accurate nor personal.
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Life is like a never-ending treasure hunt for genealogist Janet Gow.
Her service and dedication to helping Kiwis find their familial roots has earned her a Queen's Service Medal.
The accolade comes after almost 30 years of volunteering with the New Zealand Society of Genealogists in various roles.
"I'm very humbled. It's a big thrill to receive the honour and I hope that it's going to a good thing for genealogy in this country," she says.
It all started when a friend encouraged Mrs Gow to visit the family history library in Utah while on a trip to the United States in 1981.
"I had always been interested in my family history and I particularly wanted to find out more about the McDonald clan in New Zealand. There are five levels of research material there and if all you know is that you want to find a family member named McDonald it's a good place to start."
She established a bookstore in 1987 in St Heliers selling books about genealogy and also set up the St Heliers and Panmure branches of the society.
Mrs Gow now works as a liaison officer for FamilySearch, organising tours to the United States and the United Kingdom for people who want to piece together their family trees.
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She can trace her own lineage back 1000 years to William the Conqueror's sister from the 10th century.
One of her most interesting finds was a close family connection with evolutionary theorist Charles Darwin.
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What would these guys have expected from Couric? She cut her teeth at NBC. That's the network that faked exploding gas tanks on GM trucks and decided to doctor the Zimmerman 9-11 call to make him appear to be a flaming racist. Oops, just errors in splicing and editing. BS.
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Kelly Clarkson's Seven Best Cover Songs
Bryan Horowitz
In this week's Voice I talked about the new album by Kelly Clarkson, inaugural American Idol and the pop star who seems most likely to be a rip-roaring time at a coffee klatsch/Tupperware party/gathering of pals. The show that put her on the map, of course, is known for putting its contestants through the wringer of American popular music from the 1950s to the present, and despite having a boatload of recorded material now Clarkson continues to pay homage to that history; her shows are dotted with covers that speak pretty well to her genre-agnostic vibe, and show off how her voice—whether it's powering through a key-change-heavy bit of late-period Aerosmith or evoking the slow burn of Annie Lennox—is one of the best in the biz. Seven standouts from her repertoire below.
7. "Seven Nation Army" (originally by the White Stripes)
Saw her do this at the Highline Ballroom last May. She mixes the unlikely jock jam up just enough, offering the sort of slow-burn interpretation that is very rarely seen in the Idol setting. (To be fair, though, the contestants only have 90 seconds or so to make their mark.)
6. "Walkin' After Midnight" (originally by Patsy Cline)
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Firmly in Clarkson's wheelhouse, but that doesn't mean she doesn't do the song justice.
5. "I Never Loved A Man" (originally by Aretha Franklin)
Clarkson took on songs famously associated with Franklin twice during her Idol run; she sang "Respect" during the show's earliest rounds and later took on "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" during '60s Week. (Ah, Idol, I kind of miss your decade-specific theme weeks!) This take on another Aretha chetsnut is a fine showcase for her ability to blend longing and vocal prowess.
4. "Cryin'" (originally by Aerosmith)
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Jelsomino Russian Karaoke Lounge Coming to South Beach (Video)
Jelsomino just opened in New York and is set to open in Miami Beach.
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For years Short Order has been saying the only thing that stands between South Beach and paradise was a really good karaoke lounge..possibly one that had live backup singers.
Well, South Beach is closer to perfection because word has it that Russian-based Ginza Project is bringing its karaoke lounge concept, Jelsomino, to South Beach.
Short Order spotted a Craigslist posting seeking all front of house staff for a new Ginza Project restaurant/lounge. The company is also seeking singers who dance to serve as live, onstage Karaoke backups.
We called the newly opened Jelsomino in New York City where it was
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yet on exactly when the lounge would open. Jelsomino Miami LLC's address is listed as 247 23rd Street, Miami Beach.
There are currently Jelsomino karaoke lounges in St. Petersburg, Moscow,
Kazakhstan, and New York. The mega-lounge features private rooms and a
large stage where would-be karaoke stars can sing Paradise By The
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Month of March to Spotlight Meals on Wheels Programs Across America and the Seniors they Serve
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 31, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Meals On Wheels Association of America, the oldest and largest organization composed of and representing local, community-based Senior Nutrition Programs, today celebrates one month until the 12th Annual March for Meals campaign. For the first time in the campaign's history, the Association has launched a national website (www.marchformeals.com) to support the efforts leading up to and throughout the month of March.
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March for Meals is the community-by-community nationwide celebration of the Meals on Wheels programs that keep our senior neighbors happier and healthier. These dedicated Senior Nutrition Programs collectively serve a nutritious meal, a warm smile and the safety check that enable over two and a half million seniors to be more independent in their own homes.
"The month of March mobilizes local Meals on Wheels programs across the country to engage their communities and build the support needed to help boost their capacity and impact," said Meals On Wheels President and CEO Ellie Hollander. "This effort is the product of a long-standing, dynamic and effective public-partnership between Meals on Wheels programs and the businesses, organizations, governments and volunteers who give so generously in their communities."
In the weeks leading up to March, supporters are invited to visit marchformeals.com to learn more about Meals on Wheels, senior hunger and to locate a March for Meals celebration in their town. The list of more than 200 participating Senior Nutrition Programs grows every day and celebrations range from volunteer drives, fundraising events and Community Champions Week – the third week in March devoted to special meal deliveries and awareness-raising activities featuring prominent community figures and elected officials.
The 12th annual March for Meals campaign is an effort led by the Meals On Wheels Association of America to present opportunities for volunteers, businesses and governments to support seniors in a variety of ways that make communities stronger, safer and healthier. For more information, visit marchformeals.com.
About Meals On Wheels Association of America
The Meals On Wheels Association of America is the only national organization and network dedicated solely to ending senior hunger in America. The Association is the oldest and largest organization composed of and representing local, community-based Senior Nutrition Programs in all 50 states as well as the U.S. territories. More than 5,000 local Meals on Wheels Programs leverage a dedicated army of two million volunteers who day-in and day-out create an efficient and caring way to help America's seniors stay independent, healthy and able to live in their own homes. For more information, or to locate a local Meals on Wheels program, visit mowaa.org.
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The Shadow: Collector's Edition (US - BD RA)
Shout Factory knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men...
Starring: Alec Baldwin
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Shout Factory has official specs and cover art for their upcoming Blu-ray release of Russell Mulcahy's box office disappointment-turned-cult favourite,
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(Edited Tattersalls press release)Tattersalls, a sale company based in England, has appointed two new overseas representatives. George Kontis is representing Tattersalls in Greece, and Jeremy Nelson has become Tattersalls' first representative in South Africa. Kontis is a television journalist who works for the Greek television station ALPHA TV. He has been involved in racing for eight years. He is an owner and helps run his family's stud farm. Bloodstock consultant Jeremy Nelson operates under the banner of the South African Bloodstock Agency, set up by his father in 1934. Nelson's agency specialises in the advertising and promotion of stallions and stud farms and also in equine photography.Commenting on the appointments, Tattersalls Chairman Edmond Mahony said:"We are delighted that both George Kontis and Jeremy Nelson have joined Tattersalls' extensive team of overseas representatives."Greece and South Africa are increasingly important markets for us," said Tattersalls chairman Edmond Mahony, "and with the assistance of both George and Jeremy, we look forward to welcoming increasing numbers of buyers to Tattersalls from both countries in the future."
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So much for the season of good will! Police force woman to take down middle-finger Christmas lights she set up as message to her neighbors
- Mother of four Sarah Henderson designed her Christmas lights to send a 'rude' message to neighbors she has been warring with for a year
- Police told her to remove the display or face a possible $400 fine
- She removed the lights, but the ACLU has got involved and say she was within her First Amendment rights to display the provocative image
- Henderson says she may now create a swastika-shaped display
Christmas spirit is in short supply in Denham Springs, Louisiana where a woman has been forced to take down her holiday lights after neighbors complained about the not very subtle message she was sending them.
Sarah Henderson, a mother of four children aged between 4 and 16, admits she deliberately fashioned her light display to look like a human hand 'flipping the bird'.
Henderson says the middle finger salute was a message to some of her neighbors whom she has been involved in a year-long dispute with.
Christmas may be over, but Sarah Henderson wants to continue with her 'rude' lighting display to get her own back a neighbor
Henderson now says the display was a message to a neighbor who she believes stole her dog
'They put themselves into affairs of mine that they had no business in,' she told WBRZ. 'They spread vicious lies throughout the neighborhood.'
Henderson agreed to remove the offending display after she received a visit from Denham Spring Police. Corporal Shawn Perkins informed Henderson that her display was in violation of obscenity laws and that she faced the possibility of a $300 or $400 fine.
Henderson says she could have fought the request, but she decided to take the lights down out of respect for her mayor and city council.
One local neighbor, Gemma Rachel told WBRZ that while she hasn't have anything personal against Henderson, she didn't think the lights were an appropriate symbol for young children to be exposed to.
'Christmas lights should be something for kids to enjoy' she told WBRZ.
Since taking down her lights, Henderson has received support from the American Civil Liberties Union of Louisiana.
Henderson has twice removed the lights from her roof, but with the support of the American Civil Liberties Union of Louisiana she is attempting to sue the city, its mayor and police
Marjorie Essman, executive director at the ACLU, has sent a letter to the Denham Springs chief of police saying the city has no right to 'restrict Henderson's expression purely because it, or Henderson's neighbors, finds it vulgar or offensive.'
In the letter, Esman wrote: 'The Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeal, which presides over Louisiana, Texas and Mississippi, has specifically commented on the protected expressive nature of a middle finger extended in defiance or protest: "The thumbed nose, the projected middle finger, the Bronx cheer, the grimace and the smile are all conduct intended to convey a message that is sometimes made even more expressive by its bold freedom from a garb of words." Davis v. Williams.'
Henderson has said she is thinking about replacing the extended finger with a swastika.
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Life of an Anarchist
The Alexander Berkman Reader
Alexander Berkman & Howard Zinn
This book is available for download with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device, and with iTunes on your computer. Books can be read with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device.
Alexander Berkman was a twentieth-century American revolutionary. Like the abolitionist John Brown before him, Berkman was hugely idealistic, ready to go to the furthest extreme of self-sacrifice and violence on behalf of justice and civil rights. He decided to assassinate industrialist Henry Clay Frick after reading in the newspaper that Pinkertons hired by Frick had opened fire on the Homestead strikers, killing men, women, and children. Berkman's bungled attempt cost him fifteen years in a federal penitentiary. Upon his release, he became an effective agitator against conscription and was again imprisoned and eventually deported to Russia, where he saw at first hand the early days of Bolshevism. Berkman's writings remain a lasting and impassioned record of intense political transformation.
Featuring a new introduction by Howard Zinn, Life of an Anarchist contains Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist, Berkman's account of his years in prison; The Bolshevik Myth, his eyewitness account of the early days of the Russian Revolution; and The ABC of Anarchism, the classic text on the nature of anarchism in the twentieth century. Also included are a selection of letters between Berkman and his lifelong companion Emma Goldman, and a generous sampling from Berkman's other publications.
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Dog's-tooth violet
Dog's-tooth violets are the first sign of spring in the mountains, and domesticated varieties bring alpine glory to the garden. Their twisted, reflexed flower petals that bend over rosette leaves are a welcome discovery among last season's fallen leaves. The bulbs are native to woodlands and must be sited in well-draining soil rich in organic matter to flourish in home gardens.
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Under 6 inches to 12 inches
To 1 foot wide
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Erythronium americanum is a North American native wildflower that produces clusters of golden flowers reversed in purplish brown on leafless stems sprouting from mottled foliage. It grows 10 inches tall. Zones 3-8
'Purple King' dog's-tooth violet
Erythronium dens-canis 'Purple King' bears reflexed flowers that resemble large cyclamen, with their fuchsia coloring and reddish-brown-throated base. It grows 5 inches tall. Zones 3-8
'Pagoda' dog's-tooth violet
Erythronium 'Pagoda' is a cross between two native North American species that produces up to five golden-yellow flowers on each stem. The petals reflex to reveal a reddish ring at the base and bloom in mid- to late spring. The leaves are thick and veined in whitish green. It grows 1 foot tall. Zones 3-8


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Weather Warnings - Coastal Wind Warning
New South Wales
Cancellation of
Coastal Waters Wind Warning
for New South Wales waters between Port Kembla and Gabo Island.
Issued at 10:52 am EDT on Wednesday 3 April 2013.
Please be aware
Wind gusts can be 40 percent stronger than the averages given here, and maximum
waves may be up to twice the height.
Weather Situation
The trough associated with the cold front moving through the Tasman Sea has
Cancelled coastal wind warning for New South Wales waters between Port Kembla
and Gabo Island
Winds not expected to exceed 25 knots.
No further warnings will be issued for this event.
More detailed information about local wind speed and direction and wave
information is available in the Coastal Waters Forecast.
Please note: coastal wind warnings now contain details of the highest average
wind speeds and highest combined sea and swell heights expected during the
warning period. More detailed sea and swell information will continue to be
provided within the Coastal Waters Forecast. See the Bureau's marine site at
www.bom.gov.au/marine for more information.
Weather News
Workers stem flow of water into flooded Myer redevelopment site in Hobart
Builders at the flooded Myer redevelopment site in Hobart have been able to stop water flowing into retailer's Liverpool Street store.
NSW foggy facade
Parts of New South Wales woke to a blanket of low cloud and fog this morning, reducing visibility dramatically.
Wet weather sees water allocations increase but waterlogging also on the rise
South Australian River Murray irrigators have seen their second water allocation increase within a month.


text: Named after the form issued to unemployed people in the UK to receive benefit, UB40 are the most long-lasting proponents of crossover reggae in the UK. The multi-racial band was formed in Birmingham, England, in 1978 around the brothers Robin (25 December 1954, Birmingham, England; lead guitar/vocals) and Ali Campbell (b. Alistair Campbell, 15 February 1959, Birmingham, England; lead vocals/guitar), the sons of Birmingham folk club singers Lorna and Ian Campbell. Other founder members included Earl Falconer (b. 23 January 1957, Birmingham, England; bass/vocals), Michael Virtue (b. 19 January 1957, Birmingham, England; keyboards), Brian Travers (b. 7 February 1959, Birmingham, England; saxophone), James Brown (b. 20 November 1957, Birmingham, England; drums), and Norman Hassan (b. 26 January 1958, Birmingham, England; percussion/vocals). Reggae toaster Astro (b. Terence Wilson, 24 June 1957, Birmingham, England) joined UB40 to record Food For Thought...